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Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
NcHlNNEi'S CLASSICAL AND NATBs.
MAEslNE1 AtEsOnI.

'IiI las tptid scIHl Tor lr lnStrcon %
y i IN the H. TN and Grcsk languages the Matematc and tile
cuiilin branches Of fgn Eng g~li education.
The number scho. he aud
VIII hc admitted under The of eleven
Terms. trom - 90 10 - % per quarter.
' ROOM in The upper story OF The Engine housc the central
ADk ~
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
Ss,s',s T..
! IS.rs,Ncr Cour,~r.

OtiicE iNnfANt Mutual fIRE tNsfRANCE toNFANf,
indianapolis, Nov. q. i-ti
'uNti Mem err - the Indiana Nu-1 Insurance CuMplnt
- hereby nt'.
e hrl at hi' fee day lins the h "Wednesday of
betmb ueAi ensuing o The lut choosing six Difeco and
the transact lam ct such other business r deemed neceay
iM .errfr nLN.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14


~ c. .. 4. pGrsoIr.
Ja1ed Sdi>s Treasuy.
This - the house that Jack built.
P4nc D.pos,ies
rh,s .. the m,it that lay in she house
That Jack tuilt.
Niok Bidsie.
Th,. - the RAJ that a-c the rn,ii
That lay IN tn house
That Jsck tuilt
Gsa ia E.o1.
This !. he cat hat caught the ras
That ale the walt
feat lay in the h1-se
That Jack bu.it.
Tese,ali.-
Th. > ne log that worried the ca,
1hit osUgh ihe fst
That nc re ~,s
That lay ,n the house
That ck built.
The peepf,
Th.s 4. the COW with ctun,lei horn
that tos.el the j..
That wofric.f the cat
That saoghi ~. -,
That ate tie fr4'f
That "a, ~ the house
That Jack bsIit.
Hud Cidsr and B-,f Hwra IN lsio
Ihl. ., the n1,dsn all 'ofofn
That rn'ik't ''e COW wiih unpled hofn
That tossed tie d..
That worried tie cat
That caught he rat
That ate the malt
That 10y N thc house
That Jack built.
Heary clay
Tins !, the man all tal'ered anil torn
That kIs.el The maiden al foIloin
That miIsei ia. GOV with a cIumpled horn
That tossed The jos
That wored tie cat
That ~snghf the gat
fhs, ait the malt
That lay ~ the house
That Jack built
srsiiHghuysei.
rhis = the pfic.t all sh,vcn and shorn
That naGrifi he man all tsttcfed and tern
INT, the rnliien all fofoIn
That MIXED he COW with a rrumpled hoIr
That to.sel The dog
That wofIisd The Get
That eau ut the rat
That ate the m,it
That lay m tise house
That JACK bull.
D-moeratic Triumyh "a 1874.
rhi> !. he cock that crowei in tic morn
That awokc he piiest all shaven aud shorn
hat mstiiei The man all tatt,red and tom
INT, the maiden all fo.lorn
That n,ike,i i,c COW with a cTumrled horn
Thst tossed N, dog
That wotini The rat
That cau.ht the at
That ate the malt
That lsy m he house
That Jack built.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
A'E'gE,NIHON.
Farmers and Mechanics.
BHH rlcrc H0H ran hHp -bcdpf.',
-1ad sell srisrc Sau 0an ssN acaT-.sf.

HHH WIfrf -hcdpff,
-1nd dscHlr sou 0aR sci
rSNiiE Subscribers gf cheaper of Produce
t@r ever htice. They still carry the MILLING BiiSi
Mss, their old stand Run OF trepirs
four Run IA continual operation without loss of dressing.
Run VIII They have
tef Wagon shed m the accommodation Of FARMERS and the
public rally M iss accounted , unc tie name marked
The aud the The mil book
No tic> p c c ~ the ml hin Three days alc
Miller
- Mill,
Miller getting notice and TAX the The
price Wi! bc paid frr Wheat cash trade lot sellcd
Corn and Oats wanted.
Dry Goods and Groceries.
We have ceve direct from the E,
Dry G's Grcees, Hardware and leather winch win e sold
the priccs
Bacon. and. produce generally salt at -
hI>e by The barrel lon at dollars - 800 tbs Jn call
and Goods and C~ 20 before purchasing elSew here
Connected with the aove, BLACKSMITH SHOP
An kinds Flows constantly hand
bc sold lot produce and CO,pri's Siufr
aN. u. A accounts dht the firm of !. * D. Carlisle must he
.
hands of collector. All demands said hn viii bc promptly
paid on presentation.
JOHN CARLISLE.
~ ft-rf
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
FRESH ARRIVALS.

vu-OTIn respr,ui, Old public
Nv generally. just returned from the Eastern
s.itried fh great and purchased
1cHfs.
ufiai G Pants oi JrHisAcs sgvs JHPsHf,Hs Hh"s
FAFe Hres fsqsrs,
b~shes, temtcs, Ifaafrg, sHPw sahh tesTs' asa
CarfHai he
Having his principally for Cash. he n enabled
aud deiefmedto sell ud eash, sach sfii
olrs oi trade a. he
Physicians. fsd Painters fuTer- Haifers,
and nsads respectfully invited aud h sitCs snl
pnocs.
Particular viii h paid comrsundins ed,cns aud the
= open all hours. either ~ day -
of the patronage heoofe extended him
asli invited .off
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14

lF Drugs Medicines belong Tie estate IT ne hing,
~ late Of Maihn lniui deceased, hich adNerti>
ct L. al the
DAY November On which house lately
pred hy King Washington Indianapolis. the wh
aud fc- day 70 day until the ene stock oi
stcck worthy country Druggists together
q >illl te disposed Of
under tree fsIs shoyer three dol
lars twenty months odd dollars and
dollars and undo
hindred dollars ct hundred dol
laf- 4 credit OF eyc months 30 te
Further itionsn made a On The day q Se
Nov > iStt ap3N l.. b. WILSON. Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
Iss.NOy ~.

yuy respectfully public, tt he has moved
OF old establishment 10 tie south
received ssss a.
sssn stock
cash. BENJAMIN fOIIA@E
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
LIST OF Is.avTIlsS
LIST Oi LETTERS
ID EMAINING IN the Post Office at indianapolis, Indiana
III November |, lSli.
Persons calling for ihcsc Letters will
please .Iy ADvIgsEISED.


IL November |, 1Sii
Persons calling for these Letters will
please lay ADvIgsEIsE.s.
The inland postage all let,rs for foreign countiic
must be pre-p1sd otherwise they be forN aided
\. Haynes James
Aeon Henry Hoover Andrew
Aicxsnder c,' " illiam Indianapoli, Mar,n Co
Adkins James j.
Anderson William Johnson Pamela
Abrams Joscih n
B Kelly Archibald
Bates Joshua Kohl Max
Baltley MIR. Rev koouiz Peter
B,ucc sidney kO1us Isaac
Brown VI III kn,X Ashuty
Brown Willis keISon john
BfucscTaHS Sufl l..
Bcnch Elizabeth Lewis LcwsC
Barrett tatolnc Latui Itcutcn
b. ever samuel Lar g,dsle Joshua
Brown George vi.
Brown Johann Mycis Robcft
BaId James MOoiehou>c Andicw
Brown Euos MaIshal William
Burton X X Mitchell David
s. Luke Monroe iuhn
B'oughald Joseph Moyu hc,Jamn
Bakci Eli ha,lin John
BistOwc James Mayer William
C. y.
coadrnsiOn Alexander Newkiik Mary
CoddlngtOn BcuJInin o.
Cruise solomon or Timothy
Coleman Henry L.
Clnk Susan Peck William
Corwn Thomas iaset Nathan
Calvin Mary Pat lamcs
Co,sel John pyle Charlotte Miss
Cory John raitc sou James
Chapman Willilm rrcudloo, William
C,mble janis Philips Hannah
Chris Elizabeth rctiy James
Cult, Sally Pat>ly James
Ca, lor Joseph Potter franklin
CrJwi,r John r.
Cott.nshan Charlotte Rider Iohn
Cuhirg CORTLAND Read James e.
D. Ramsey In
Daniel Henry Rebels VIII, X
DolIcl JlcOb Kickcts Dillad
Depuy Mr. kccnan PItIek
Drum George :
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
lsOOK BINDING.
And Account Book M1NUf;lCtOvy

And Account Book Mandatory.
EAN, TYLER co, wholesale aud retail deaesand Manuac
OF BH. fofoHH' Boos aud dealersn Stationary &c sc
Ia theicU BHdR lhiHH irci opposite the Palmer ilut
indianapolis Indiana here there always be obtained aud III
he nn constantly hand the various their line Every
Blank Books auditors
magistrates, with or ilni printed heads
la allth blank oks they the Improved Pate mode
which strength greq Ery And incompaabl
other rthad devised for blank hooks
pieces, the all other met hei The
of sewing rerders hc hooks wmh double The old KIND though they
cost Ia cleeance dur ily, and style
tht boks elalto The best Eastern
price.
u r. Ca also preplrrd manufacture all descriptions
Fancy Ladies
crd n>cS hhu,, Spectacle Cases, ,gar Gases Pocket Books
aud Note Books.
MUSIC PAPER ALWAYS hand which he hound
aud Randi supplied the shortest notice. 9'e
bousd the best style reasonable and short
The improved pattern oi Ruling Machine Just received
Books aud paper ruled To pattern.
To- an binding French
can aud Mouo,eo pan. Extra. aud Marb,
c- Finish All kinds nf Law nrlved periodicals
qound match wl aieninn willie
rrbn u n le desired aud the lowest
RrrERENcEson IsN.c BLAcEfoRD, Supreme Judge.
DrNN Treasurer oi State w. MoRRI, Auinor ,ur
State Bank J. VI Cashier
Company \. w. MoRH
y B.PAf E~u.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
Gi:OCs:i.liS! G.sOe EIsiES:


and 'r % ~ ''n' @ % nv. @ @ %
aud Havana orr Imla Yoans Tyson, Gunpoy
crse chces Xc Mackercl Goldfish, etc winch he offers for safe al
very low prices. NICOLA,
I'iauc-. Carpenter ami cooper. T0o.~.
a VRlErN Of Capen'ers aud Coopers io' Just receycd
al. god .'fasoef I,,lsars sekl.. .tes s,
which VII 'evcry low Tor casho country produce.
VIII give the 1s 'as & I.e i l s. M1" & E,e I ,Sirea
anime anime The The a,isS 'i ' ''' s', Of '' Sco
5ay doors west Of Dmk~'sIifri
LADIES EsONNEgS.
,E,I their extensive assortment If hats
aud se' have on h'nd a the varieties OF Ieehorn
c~ioner', Spit straw, .t,rra~ aud Lawn,
u sign of the Dayton Hat and shoe store.
HAIs IN TssH NO:sTgH.
E'I si~cii declared Cold and carry
intentions Il added 10 hi' esiensye a,.tiicn Of stoves
fiHcl,'s celebrated s';:tcmt.
which tr convenience, ft AMI economy oet he
passed lie invites the public to IN an4 =, mine Thee stoves and
i," y qsu'I" D'' '%" calculate" '$ W&iNWRiGnr i R I'
BARGAINS.
he ,- S ' @ fsyy' @ % '' esn g"s s q IN "s ie
place, and take a kinds of coun'r, produce payment au
IsANDWARE,
3A Table and re1 spoons cccr Nils cmry combs iacc
Chains S9evels and spades &C. unusually ehs"pIy
DiS9 GoGDS.
IN LES Candrwck; l0l do Cotton Rating; 400 do Cotton
just
-ilc 70, the subscriber very low price4
~ e. MAYER, fihe Palmer lIoi.e
PALM EEAES.
<slA DOZ. Palm Hats from l2i 1887, cents
&D1I Hoods
10" - superior ''''' " u MORRISON
<OE'hDN HtlsN.
EFT constantly hand and u sale as low as NJ any n'hr
E@ ,nre T.. uEpDERIN
80 ga s:sNEsS.
LII sizes Of Plough Points ofthe best quality fF sale a The cal.
u store uf ~ GRANDpN'S
S'5tsssE;tp Oar STOLEN!
GNROM Nm EI,lack p;sule, buf miles west Ol ninnapdls
on Tuesday night. oct 22ni
ue weak ~ the l' eye si.'ie' he
al below III ftslt Tc knee Also ahty
iy old past. white face and White hnd et nj haS
un al, , ,i el,w tie ani rather sla tai
hu 1t the above animals II Rails
/ b., - Tavern, shall be- wtli Iad tr histi"iilc.
lg@ SAMUEL ARNOLD.
Adst.DN-N 47N E1s~. At'EsAHsSN!
rg,fII. subscriber enr Jouncymen Wagon nlak
dlfns the coming winter season None hut coo wukmen
| need apply lsSw WI. =. NNNb'.N"i'oN.
ALBANY lOiA E5OSsI AL E>l tss-
a.assss,1s 1870.
Gem. George SGO!sc. Hs-. h.
-RETt RNED FROM ENGLAND
! 1oNTfNrrs To pr CONSULTED
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
Thc Pntcut NuIiny Ninclinc

used of fank Book Binding. de
edey upon pur
aTRhGs wanted in exchange r books, binding, cash
m.r lh,
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
r,I.,GMFOIiD's IsEPOisTe.

Of ftc Decisions Of the Sapre11e Court Of Indiana.
VOLUME This Works isi published h Tables the
and PRINCIPAL Matters 6i pages. Price
handsomely bound and leteed.
L-.-
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14

Also d-crpion of Bank Books In aI their hank hook.
make the and improved patent ched Of
which renier them ncompara superior o those manufactured
the old moles. hy mping them fr
decay, has heretofore ofen been the
binding with and upfoyed mode nl
binding that which has heretofore
old t,ks bound style dcshed aud The favorable
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14

VIM. w. H caVcr ~ Charles " risiasn..
ER Undciakers aud Cofn makers, inform the public
k4& have their Ia the
E4.1 fcir1c the friends p deceased o
E4u,H friend aud to
ESE$Y They
K2r9 either two horse htarse
TrEJ They keep hanh collins all
Isl Then enables them To a., their
81 i~ehan heeofore All orders from the county pr0mp,
tpnic 10.
indianapolis January ih, lsii. %
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
EspOM BINDING.

u
STACY H,kbiniers aud Blank Book Manufacture
AS Wes's Auction Roum where M kinds s
nf book binding will be done the shortest possible nce
eialn cheapne
Revised neelved win ae ruled paper and bound in
a. volumes. desired.
I.L- Il.... ~ .
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
JDSEi'ss !. $TfeSsVlIsfie.
Iniirrl.ilACr and SNflin.Ylnl.cr

dnUrrfINFr 1uH THN-Nakcf.
HdStinetOH Street .Nrarig Opposite me Past Ofcc.
ESA gp ESPECTFILIN informs Indianapolis
Ef& u and IT. vicinity that he will give his
above release the
9s3u from the ndspcns able trouble attending
ts93 would that he
EsH whole business funerals desed paie.nf on
s reasonable such furni-hn lci
ES after the STYLE Also
~ aud other iothe above
J. :. would ithcr hathc lnakr harrr,feasona
to the
BAtendance Al all hours. should inr -Ihscribcra
OF the above gc nfs ,noc chaTrew illhc made
.-r.,tss
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
L.. etCi,DEIsI.N

forsae SALT Stone ware, DYE Stu % kegs
Nails assorted all other articles usually He
>eas cheap II not cheaper any sablsme the
uiac
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

WILL he hy a,Sihu faur lately by John
NJ Calvin Shankiin On Fsh Bank. Buttons saw Mil
Pike township, Marion conty >unllS the .ti NeVemt-
Join tasln Shanksn deceased,
Snr Of horses cattle sheep conn., ph,s AMI
other fins implements. together with the household and
Kitchen furniture months credit
al above three dollars, note with aP
proved security. A pure under three dollars 70 he cash
allw JAMES SNYDER ..f4sins.trafer
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
IsOON asiNDElsY
and ssl:si,i> Book nrnuCactOry.
At INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

NJ INI'INNNTUIINs IINNN.
a Y L. ~ ID T. l. Il T. IL.
MANUFACTURERS
GgBlANk ACCOUNT BOOKS -
wanLrsALE RsrAn pEaIrHs sr.TIoNERS.
XNlll keep constantly hand their Budery, situate
w Washington street, 90 the Journal office AMI decy
opposite the Post Office fall aud complete supply
iicl.s usually kept IN similar establishments,
Dd keclrd C. Dsnr, han, RgHl and SnPer RNll
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
N(Y TIES

F all kinds and o the metal. which viii he sid low
~ cash country produce Nv - j. " TALsoIF-
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
AYI0NAl. llUEEl. AND SEAGE OF
CICE. lklfIaylDND. IA.
AD,luNrs rs,,s.rOs,.> SALE

4. ~. Bowers. ProPridor.
above House formerly keF 10y d. d. Scaa, Hov N The
cupaney Of \ " Bowers and oen In the reception OF his
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
sool' AND ssa0E uAN,raC,rOKy.

hVV1 NNV NHHUKs WANE q EV EVKN.
FSNiIi. undersigned thankf for the liberal
~ e.
and hc hopes to merit continuance oi the
EVkrSv n 81 lie ialttrs himself ty
pnnctuaiy aud attention hu
S>a> abi % O. lao a
CALI He has permanently settled Selin this place and prepared
tonake thing his line durable cheap
lislmnt lid will sell his work correspond win the hard
shall sell
splendid o Boots aud Shoes Judge for
yorIstlL
Hides, 1dlow Bceswax, Feathers, Flour. Wheat &c &c viii
all received work shop doors ra at Vance
aud door Justice Sehenss office uf winch IN
~ Ike inn nnlce Il
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
t:I.tAV ssAWt.AsN isrduccd


rHNllE subscriber has concluded make further reduction the
prices arl Rants But while he tins he pro
mi
has and
such decided withhe public The subscriber
well that Shoes aud Boots te Iu hased stores
al
o his cheapest
ioiuce wiz hr taken exchange prizes Call
fs,iI Stand site nruy.u inc A
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
ROOTS AID SHOES.

EUST received At the Dayton hat and shoe store. f assm
- aud consisting IN of Genilemens hae
Boo,. Moccu do Se 10 Gentlemen and S's tine calf so
Kip do as, srrndi loneu o Ladies hid and Morocco
aud igi Nil aud GHh Shippers and cildens shtr> II
IND. ~ .a-e rlel- lr clsh b. WLI.MOI 3 Go. . q
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14

: fNi lfftlff ti-f
- aul sine Nurr,. Ei-iru gH Leather Philadelphia Galt
sns Lining nine skins. Skrnr Hog <herp
inds ofn,ns' whi, w n eii o. iueed ees
BY } NlCobAf
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14

HNROM WA. Ell,ack pt Suc, ouf miles west OF indianapolis,
s. On the National Tuesday night. oct 22nd, suali
odd the lt spotted
inni below III night lore kuee Also, ahy
fy ,, ,,ai. old past white hn l,et ha
unn e l, te tie kn'e, and rather slHt il
information 81 the above animals II Rails
hack shall BE- " ti Iad iT lis Trouble.
.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-14
Dry a.nnsl. and GrOccrics.

JOHN CARLISLE.
pA\iED CARLISLE,
JNO. McCiTcllEON.
II f..
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-16
JOHN c.. CALHOUN.

IHC7G Is sometimes SORT OF Sublmity
in error which attracts our admiration even
where there can be no approach to appro-
baton. There is something of that feel.
ing always in our minds when we read the
speeches or writings OF the great nullifer
There is an outspokenness-a sincerity,
and dIrectneSs OF purpose, which disarms
an opponent, and you cannot Censure him,
however you may disapprove Of his cour, e.
When he bllzed forth against the tariff
and frightened the nation into a compro-
msc--when he uttered his invectiye a
galnst abolition petitions, and terrified the
Senate 50 that it has not recovered from
lis fright up to this hour, and shows no
symptoms OF soon recovering; and when,
as now, he comes forth, planting himself,
as 1t were alone, on sea of storms, bid.
ding bold defiance to all the onward
;-.oNements Of the age, as well as to all the
creeping hypocrlsies which role them
selves up 10 the ears in philanthropy, not
TO shock the spirit, which they dafen not
favor, 1t is impossible not II feel that You
have t. do with no ordinary man, ehI"
In the f Lowing extract from his recent
letter, who will TAIL to remark the keen IN
vectIvc OF that passage where he alludcs
to those who favor the reception of aboli-
ton petitions, for the purpose of quoting
The excitement and with an avowed deter
m!natlon TO oppose every prayer of the
petitioners! 81 regard, he says, the delu-
ded fanatic the Abolitionis, far less gull.
ty and dangerous, than he, who, for politi
cal or party purposes, aids or countenan-
ces hun IN what he knows is intended to
do that which he acknowledges to be for
hidden by the Constitution" We see not
how such a thrust can be parried by Mr..
Gay, and by very many Of those who ad-
yocate the reception of petitions for aboi-
ishng slavery and the slave trade, and yet
deny the constitutional power of Cong. ess
70 act IN the premises. Consistency in
IN error, may appear dignifed bat incon-
istency has dignity nowhere. But TO the
,Xtract:
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-16

"1,u,h less still can | give my support
TO any candidate who ,hall give his aid o,
counienapce 70 the aojtttion Of abolition
in Congress or elsewhere or whose prom.
,uenl and irGueniil friends and sunport
ers shall doubt tho sincerity Of any
MN, who do.lras bo i M ob,,i,;onisi
wb;Io y, the sor,o limo Ia aide ~ coun,o'
rancos tho a;t'.,;on ~ tho onos,;a, no bie
nro,ovt wb,t;, nav If We royo = r;Gb,
+, o,,r s,,vss va io~o Irc rirbt 70 hoId
thcn1 in nara mad onio, II ,Io Cnrct;tn.
/ ton q .arant;l : he enc. if rnorar,;rs the
o,bsT. opafr;,c ,.hi4s ,hn oro iron, Lo;nu
attached, il ccu,llv Crbjas The other, In.
decd Tho ono etonIs ia N, o,Lor =. ,,,oons
20 The end. and if i. 50 ovoweI l,v tbe obo.
Iitionists. and On tba n,aincet nrirrinIe Of
morals. if the end he nrohibited Tho means
Of effactinr il alsoorc. OF tie two re.
cord tho Iel,5a5 fanatic f., lose on;I,y ond
donroror, than he. who f,r nelit;coI Or
Marty nurnoses aids or rorrtcnancoS hin,
IN what he knows i intended "a do thu,
which mo orEnowIedoae 70 bo forh;Jdor hy
the Constitution.
at is time that an end sbould 10 nut 70
This svstcm oC pIunder and on;,,t;.n ~
have been borne Iona enoueb Thew ore
Kindred measures anil bos1;ra e..
least. as one portion Of the Union is con
cerned. While the tariff takes from II.
the nroceeds Of our lnnor. abolition strikes
ot the labor Itself. tn, ono rnb,ns IF our
income. while the other aims at destroy.
ina tho sonroo fro,a n,I,;ch tb,t ;aaonao.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-16
From the Washington Spectator.
MR.. CALHOUN.

For the FIRST time in our lives, we quote
from an Abolition paper something that is
comnendahIe, although surrounded with
mrd that false. The article John G..
Calhoun, fora The Bangor Gazette, shows
hoa his towe-ing mind and noble attributes
command the admiration OF his bilterest
enemies and most ultra opponents in pol
iicj. All hands concur IN elevating this
great statesman above all living heads !;
and only anticipate the Immortality which
viii cherish his name, when the fleeing
breath of temporary power and fame shall
be lost in the night Of future ages.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-16

The National Intelligcncer" comments
upon a sentence of Mr.. Calhoun's letter,
and with that hypocritic'l Joseph Surface
air viii CHI has procured for it TIE reputa-
ton of impaItiality, processes to believe
that he has abandoned the doctrine of nu,-
LITIGATION. We do not mean TO argue or
assert that Mr.. Calhoun has not done this,
because of course, neither the "National
lnte!ligencor," nor any Of the small fry
wh1 have taken up and repeated its silly
dwellings, believe any such thing. But
II shows this, that all those instances Of
inconsistency q regeneration which they
have attributed 10 Mr.. Calhoun are of &
piece with this. A sentence Of Mr.. Cal
houn is taken up-a forced and false con-
struction placed upon it, he is placed in a
position antagon site TO some one which
he formerly occupied, and straightway a
charge of inconsistency is brought aglns.
him. AS we befose observed, this misrcp
reservation ia itselfls not worthy of notice,
but it serves to show the character of the
falsehoods the "NationaI InlelIigencor" Is
in the habit of propogating. It sloops to
the meanness of a gross perversion, be-
cause it knows that its insignlirance pro-
tects 1t from the notice Of the person SLAM
dered. We would again say to those who
have relied upon newspaper evidence, that
this misrepresentation is just of piece
with those charges Of Inconsistency which
have been brought by the designing or ig-
norant against Mr.. Calhoun. /
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MORE RUMORS.

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger, says
"fhere is singular rumor in town,
which for SEINE reason or other that can
not decipher, is gaming credence even a.
mong the better informed circles. 1t is
whispered, namely, that Mr.. Van Buren,
will hey ond all doubt or quesion receive
the regular nomination Of the Democratic
National Convention, at Baltimore; but
that on that occasion spme one will get up
and read a lie ter from Mr.. Van Buren,, de.
c!lning, for the sake of the harmony of the
party, aud recommending Gen. Cas-. for
The Office OF Presi lent Of the United States.
The Demo ratio National Convention
thln, wtli, without further comment, nom
maze Genera Cass, ah, will receive tie
srpp,'t Of the Gil be, the Richmond En-.
qulrc', The Pennsylvania, and in short, all
the mding journals on the Van Buren,
aide
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For the Independent Democrat.
or tcho sang the song of the Shirt

To her toho sang the song Of the Shirt
"Weep if that aid thee but depend
Upon no outward aid of friend;
Espouse thy doom at once, and cleave
10 tortitude, without repreve."
tWhite doe Of RoylsOn
None seek the in thy low dark room,
And comfort there impart,
None ask the smile of heaven to light.
Thy lone and weary heart.
Thou hast no neighbor, hast no friend,
Mono to thy woes or wants attend;
Then woodwork work throuyi
night and day
Stitch health, and strength, and II'
away,
Without one moment to think or pray
Up with the earliest bird and work,
But sing motifs merry song,
Lean not thy head on the broken char,
But work the lone night long.
Thy heavy eyelids may sometimes close
Thy aching fran may need rePose,
Bat lay not down on thy humble bed
The rich may sleep-'toil thou NJ
And sleep would "hinder needle 400
thread"
Through broken pane, and unhuug d00'
The winters wind may pierce
And misery SILVER at thy hearth
With hunger lank and fierce
Thy childrens' cry for bread heed n0'
Or with promise cheer; ~
When the garments done, my Cn''"
ihoul't have
The food that's bought so dear
Talk not of the tear dimmed eye,
o: the weary hand, and thfO0O''
UTdIN,
OF the unclaimed floor and bed Oh GU
Oftoil, and care, and pain.
The world needs not if thou ar' PO'''
Its pity is bought with gold; :.
Stitch at thy shrouj, and in the s''
There is rest for thee untold