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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-10

2S2 Mcrehead's majority in the
counties 10 hear FROM
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-10

sN#.4 s ,# NOTICE. .rGlteEamu
For Piney Point, Old Point, and Norfolk.
s.SsIkzr The steamer OSCEOLA, for the ba-
X lance of the season, will leave WASH
Saturdays, at o'clock, A. M. Returning, she will
leave Norfolk on Sundays and thursdays, at S o.
clock, P. M , II .'.
Passage and fare to Piney Point, 20; to Norfolk,
s. TIE Osceola will stop at the usual landings on
the river, to take off or land passengers
july l6 JAMES MITCHELL, Master
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HOUSES FOR RENT on CAPITOL, HILL.
A. THE west three-story brick house, which is
W:H in the occupancy of Mrs. Ballard, can be had
at any time by making application to J. w. Beck,
who can be found at all times, at his Office East
Capitol street, next to Capt. Clements dwelling
Also: One two-story brick house, in the immediate
neighberhood of my residence, on A street east,
third square from the Capitol. ata Ea
jy l6- J. w. BECK.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-10

s1 REMOVAL. w
d v. N. THROOP has removed his Office for en-
craving and copperplate printing, to the Of Cd
street and Pennsy Avenue first building east of
the Railroad depot, where all orders for engraving
and copperplate printing will be thankfully received
and punctually attended to.
As several persons have been in the habit Of pass
ing off work as the production Of my hands. take
leave to state that do not hold mysefresponsble for
any work that does not come from my Office.
jyl-eo3w J.V N. THROOP.
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A. FOR RENT. 10y .t@
M!il A TWO STORY Brick Dwelling house on
street. next to the corner of l3l street 1t contains
rooms exclusive of kitchen, is in good order
healthy situation, and possession given Immediately
Inquire Of ss5.H " Is e. ECKLOFF,
Jy25-tf ss'.s a.4o Penn avenue
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-10

az TEMPERANCE MEETING at the Centre Market
House on Sunday evening at o'clock. The drink.
ing community are particularly invited to attend.
auglO +HHE s..# se#a H.sE.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-10

z ~ JEFFERSON LIDRARY.-The members of the
Jefferson Library Association earnestly requested
to meet at the Library on Saturday, (this eve
ning at y O'Clock, as business of the utmost mpor-
lance requires prompt attention. BY order,
augIU w +. DERSUN, President.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-10

- FOR RENT. H
MasiG small brick house on F ST. near the Patent
office. Possession given Immediately. Inquire of
JOSEPH INGLE,
at Mrs. Thorp's Boarding House, Penn. av.
aug lU-3t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20
'a'fcc Con-. T-0.-cl.

The Eastern Argus his oil the Wing nominee fer he Pre-
siaency with sceichin- accuracy. II describes the following
as the traits OF character which, M the estimation OF the
Wings. constitute the ne pias ultra Il coon availability"
y CHRISTIAN who has three or fur times shown his
bravery bN attempting to take away the inc Of hi fellow
men in a duel.
a STATESMAN who j. or > high protective TatilT il
the North. for a horizontal TaliI - tic Middle stafe>, and
fr Fee Trdc IN The Souih.
\ CfilEFrAIN who f-hts dnelS, and curses worse tim
an, other M IN his Stale. and Nh, al the age OF - var,
is unfer bonds 70 keep tie qofce.
a PiiLANrIiHNpi> who. i lie canro, haze BLACK
slaves. j. determined 10 iun II, f>.iow Haca iatO WIFI
one,
\ EEpUBLICAN, whose wife AID daughters are TO = !
to work IA tie Kitchen.
\ DEMOCRAT wha, by a iasc coalition, CHEATED
Gen. i NCkSCN out If his election ~ l>-5.
\ POLITICIAN who IIns eaci anl every IA ton. how
evet di>coid nj their seitiM,niS anIsec4,uy pledges himself
tocluv out ihciT de.i-n~.
GENTLEMAN who says To- the ;. caker Of Corgcss.
fCoi POLKl 80 home, G7Id-n Noa, wh,re "a It.
long"
Such arc the qualifications Which constitute Mr.. Clay a
Simo9 Pure in the eyes Il coani>u, and oniI e han - tlo.i
support. Whit say The peopc'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20
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The principal ac,oss in the Baltimore Wig Crnv"n-
non agc characteristic of TIE party 10 which t,"y belong;
-. EmrRar JoH>sox, Of Baltimore. who called the
aIlcady been selected. was few Years since CONNECTED
The people ct II 81, land ihai i mob hecassr 80 I.,fuiinied
by lleir iu>.e> IL To assemble and attack his house, de-
-iroying hs furniture, De.
~. AuEnosE SPrNcir. Of New york uLo WIS Pre-
sitcai of tie Convention, J. Il cderalIsto OF iAe old school,
and VAS a member If the Convention fr amending the
Constitution OF New luik. lie was ;renuou-lN opposed
10 lhe iieht Of su.i ase being extended 10 persons who
did mol pu-Sc>s landed property l., Il certain amount.
ID Mr. IryEbFrr u. ~hiToNsrAIL, .! Ma>saelu-
sr;is, one of The We. Presidents, was Il member OF the
reasonable Hartford Convention, aud is an open defender
oil Il 10 The present day.
ih. arNJA~I~ TENS Imam, Of Virginia, wl.p
offered the resolution int The nomination oi Mr.. tiat. l.
"a high toned ari>fn,rti aud maintains that = MECiitN-
rs and l.AHOtEltS hfrc aeifaer Mc lnsgns mar thc ia-
Giaaiioa q, sigdy the S-'e7re of Gorsrnme3'. and therefore
axe INSAFE D~IsoSiToAlES OF IiiE PUBLIC
TnJSr.'
.tl. iiENRN CtAy. the nominee for pfcsilcn: his sem
lifmen,s are pretty we'll known. particularly his peculiar
ideas ol rluie slavery Ia 1919 he stated ihat n gem
ilralrn vii tot let rs have BLACK SLAVES. they
u.usi let us have WHITE ONi.>, Tor we cannot oUr
orr FIRE woop, ard BiAcN ORR siors. and have our
WIVES \ DAUGHTERS NO@k ~ TIL
KITCHEN"
9Th. TuroDoHr fETitNGuvTsEN, of New Icrsc.. wise
WIS ncniinnie,l lur ilre President. has lrcuiic celebrate
for h. arrarhneni II III New York Native American
Parry, aud his persecution Ell mniuraiizei ciuzen~.
Saci, are The elements composing the party who haze
arsayed themselves against the Democracy. aad Sworn
eternal enniiy against ." Equal K iS'-Chsaico .2Gr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20
eo..i,tcucy of.ys,i.r ~r.or~,;sy

The consistency Of Mig Ia iallty j. atort On a rr with
that 81 Their poll les. Isnfy ely h. taushf several dues,
AMI TIE New York Tribune hold. him up 10 The puaiic at-
m.faiioa, a. more wori by the highest honor the people en-
testtw than AIRY other man Yet th~ sclf->afpc +. ialie
made the ioilowir iema.a,, whea tAe lacI oeeuie! te,nccn
MARSHALL AID webb:
"The iaci~t, after declaring = the most solemn c0nyic-
ton of b : eauscIctc and h. judgment. that the ilacihc /
absurd aad " d kci, regrets ftat Tie public feeling g.! his con-
siifucuis demand, hat he should subscribe L, tie JiDsey
creed Ia whsf i-hi does that exhibit HEN cpui g : They
dar- rot do ileht-G1ge Lot act like sincere. Honorable men
-Gue not ga r. iieit live ~ ti.It TT.nriplc-out uf ccw-
andy fear tha some e heir urIsthais y IL not up Oh them
in IL hoe b. ~cgr4ysiee = 4 bqser segi- witct sfahS he
honor # maui sal 10 a fo'rer Del tire iare Ut 10 SIC iiS
as DdgifesfqfsaDs. Tie mtu who dEsss rot have "a cwn-
sirit e Ut h own " ho 81. Is Is .out t. Tie Viii al . her;
VI ehnos.s 10 iiay tie t. foeIite Ia u'rl' hi dccpe.t
e. $, ioa oi { G.n and dry 10 The wii. tac odd, e.. o.
IT, 4s.Ious OF Mother, II, fI Doth he ia ui nenr ihctf
d. c.~utc, j. the veFsesf cotrard re Ioi "a AS STer scee.
INT a duel has b en fou- ht-ari tue %werdma, ptoat ~
it T. e. the m n engt,tit Al have forfeited tie esteem Of
.rsn Agh-mind d man. We have re,ct ny. o q! thaf IL
a.. oi them was sufficiently under The guidance of moral
principle 10 decline a h.ht."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

Clay Paop.-lai>ins a row IN the streets On the Sab
bath. aud compelling ministers u dismiss their c'meresa
tons aud saying II Mr.. SPEAKER Polk " 20 home Cd
d-n you. where you Il. long"
Wig Deccncy-Feedins Coons aad getting drunk on
hard CIDER.
w Promises -Tw, dollars n dav and roast beef.
Hing Ierccfg-See Os,e's Sictchss.
Whag P4popts =, Ask M Committee"
Chuy Constituency - wert gar II the United states
Sahk IA 1871, sad ! vent fr It IN 1876. and 90 for Il al
The present time. an in favor of protection m the
North. aud free trade IN the South. | did. aMd | ad nt
vote To- the taIh- of 1916 aud ls:i.
Wing Honcsfp.-'" No principles IA thc public eye
Uhg Pairiohsa-Thousan Tor lie irs.isr iiu !, but
not enc oent Tor he II .ro Jackson.
Uhg .imcricgaislI. - Let the British take al 81
Oncsn rather than - - war ter American rights.
Wig Pres?erfy.-A Bankrupt Lay 10 iay 'I ever.
bod,'s debts.
Hing ~Econsmy-s6.ooo 20 furnish The " President,
pa'arc i'm add ton to the DID sPpaus.'
Wig Observation-Disclosures the National Debts
twenty millions IN SIX months. aud proposing TO assume
two hundred million. II the State debts.
Wig T,inmpis-Cauyiag one town in a State, aud
one state Ia a d zen.
Clan RfbHbheagism Aiding and caun>clng TIE
Alseunc or BRUSH charter party oi Rhode Island III her
usurpauans. ard their 'sr,nncal Imprisonment OF tie
free ct zens of tha, State.
Wing Refgioa.-Coon song books AMI Bank sh'n-
plsst Is.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20
you.,r -7-a.s ST. sa.y c~c.crra,,c,:.

Alta incefirs Of &c Young Men II indianapolis, held at
tic Coencl Clim'u On tie 10 June, foI the purpose Of
mating SUI ale aliat- mcifS u celebrate the ih Il july,
or mos. n \. T. GER VS. called 10 Tie chair. aG W. II.
hlcEEiT> atfoiui,d secteiaiy.
The oljoet Of lie meeting having b. en- stated BY tie Pre-
>i!snt.
The meeting preceded To the election of an o'a'ar AMI
I, afer. wietepp u T.. i. KINDER, was elected Oistor, AID
j. ~ ANDeIssS. ic.aer.
The nee tn. appointed Tic fllowing gentlemen - a con-
mi tee e arrangements: |. II. krISci. +. \. Ross, IL
Ohr. \. VI Cainatan, {. j. AIion, ". L. Nngate. ~. h..
Ricketts,, l. y. ii"at.Jain :. spain, add James swain.
Re>Circi, That The G. inuiitse Of aiIangeacn : he Instruct
81 I, ma.e Suitable aIfa.- cHsciis with tie Mes>IS. MrD0"-
gals, e IT, Pine. House, for a Levee On the evening of
the III.
EeS5lrel. That tie commit &c Re int iuctel 70 make
arrat = msnis for a ipocc-Sian. AID that Geu. DAVID REr-
NorD> lie appointed tiaul Marshal oi the dey, and ". II.
CAMPBELL ic ap4ninlci Assistant Marshal.
hssfr.d. Tat The Forraitiec &c instructed - request a
Ce - man io o. "a tie cNegci>ss wl'h ilatsr.
Looir.d, Tia, the ~ ceed.ass &c published in the State
jcu les! md Sttc eItincl.
ca motion, The mes.i' & aajaalncl.
". II. GIosrrFs, s~surtaty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

Keep it hef,re The people, that the wings accused The
democracy IN lsiv Of being opposed 10 giving mechanics
and iaborers b igh WAGES. aud made many promises 10 r'ise
their wages to ." two dollars "A dav,' but, Ifsead # re-
deeming their promises. mechanics and !ahofcrs Il d Their
wages reduced. And don't forget hat Daniel Neis',r
says it l. necessary that the wings should do 80 IN What
they did in 1910, that Is. Guido Muncaauscn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

Clay CAS'r BK ELrcrID.-Fcderal politicians. SAYS
the y. England Democrat. MAY intrigue for It. they may
lie FIR it, they may bet for 1t. work for u. brGg for 1t. pray
fr il. brise for It, ani lay pipe for 1T; hu, the great mn
riy OF the people from thrIr inmost heart, 10y her love
Of morality, of cou try. OF humanity and pi God. have
resolsed, THAT THE DEED SHALL NOf
BE DONE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

M,nnIrp-Oa Tuesday evening. lib inst hy tie
Rev. l.. ". BEmaY, Mr.. iog~ !. owsLEY 10 Nils SAnAa
AMANDA PLPsAaD, al oi tbs City.
L. these growing times il d Is Us eoai To lear Of surl
sprccs. Ai"y their pathway be Pfper-ef wish the sie'
OF he, may their "a us he a~!uadanlls crowned Will
pledges Of The r love - warm and canfort DIR cid ase.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20
&C 81 tnaian,. Es.n.c G.ss...,.


OF P,hGDa Gr f.uttoa.
Jahn r4risy, ioss,h raGeA, aud E4Jth ianlcy iy Joseph Tau
L., fS ~ trlisn. v. James Turner. il4zaieis Turner. Mait i.a
lev. I.An u. Flhev. iiztatth r-Gsy, aha Eete, "a ! au,y.
a. Il remembered, thar "a lie 4h day II jnre. \. ID. - ., t'
H. petitioners filed IA The nhce at tirk OF The Boom. iHh't
Cont, their petition acans>t the sad d,icniin i~, paving irihr
isfttan 81 The f,.isAfu- dc-f ftnei r-ai e-fnr. 10 AT th- .. 80
ca~, qIr'rr aud the ra-t hall "fthe nurth vel Gsiter 81 >ceiiom =.
Township -. mouth Of rang omr west. situate ~ ispne tsmnt f, au.
aIu an atif iNH fut MARY i,tiiey, John N. PaIieN, T. lz.beA !ag
les. aml sefecca Ptrry are mon residents 90 Tie TIE.
The sarf defendants ale hereby niiiht. Ih4t nuits they .lrli. an
swcr. 81 d,nmf Ia Tie ahfs>.hi ittnhn un ar htlre tie ctiiag g.
Ia ..a,~r Al The ur>t term eftA. ont. .tat the nslrsswi lIn--
t..tln ai3Het VII ar iakeH rs cfIisssft STAT Do iiei arftit,.e
Is. JOHN ttlilSN-t+, i.Ik =. 4. a..
June 5a.ic;i. s2sw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

WASHINGTON CITY Inre A.,

NASHlNIlON CITY, June 8, 1874
Mr~Rs CHArnass-Tte name Of Gen T. \. Howard has
ms "a, been sent 10 he Senate, AZ Charge de affairs 10 Tex
{" Gen huwatd will acces the nomination AZ the ur.eEt
solseI'ai'sn of his fnerds AID TIE friends Of tie annexation
Of Texls- lie has lens been the fnsn1 ofGen. n. u.,on, TIE
President 81 T'Sis, AID fiom his sbiliy AMI discretion, at
thu e'iteai mement a better selection could not have been
made. Respectfully. " pnovyx
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20
CANDIDATES.
Democratic Electoral Ticket.

SENATORIAL
GRAHAM y. FITCH. of Cass.
JAMES G.. READ. Of Clarke.
CONGRESSIONAL
lSt WILLIAM \. BOWLS. of Orange.
2d ELDAH NEwL.Sp, of Washington.
3D. JoHS VI. JouSsoS, of Franklin.
4h " SAMUEL T.. PERKINS,, of WAYNE.
9Th |" WILLIAM W. WICK, Of Marion.
9Th 4" PARIs & DCSSING. of Monroe.
an " AUsrIS vi. PUErT. of Parke.
-h +" HKSRy W. Ellsworth, of Tippecanoe
oh CHARLES w. CATHc.ET. of Laporte.
l0h q" LUoIEN L. FfREy, of Allen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

THIS is IN extraordinary man. apart fioHl politics. lie
has Il small farm nsa. O.iri~hufs. =. y. "a wAivi, !e
went some ten year, ago. leaving his profession. which
brought hma in thousands per aimun. Tor about $500 IA
ycar. which l. casnrd iy the sweat "i lis brow. Whom
Narim yam Dnrrn drove up 10 lh- house some 1rsrs ago.
on particular poliicai business. hc found sir. Wright ~
a lIn-cy waol-ey dress. piling s,oaeS iGio heaps. 10 save
The scl;hc of the mowers. W!ca the grass wl~ read, tor
hagvc>i-pne OF the IL 81 laliosinus proceeding ihai ever
nan went al az i.A.c tried il. and speak knowingly.
lie has been offered the ~Jufs~Air. Secretary snp. The
nomination Tor President al tie Late E,nN.HtIpn al b4l'I-
more. and Whca nominated ter lhe ICE Presidency. de-
rlil-l II peteiiptori!v. Sncl, l. Tie character and soaie OF
The prominent ari> oi Slas NTi.il. Senator from New
YorI. aud people will be NJ Il lbs To liiow what his
beng Senator only.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

The g. Louis l~cfu5lican cf a late date, contains an &C
count Of a disturbance which took place al Nauyuo, on the
Goth ut.
at seems that Joc Smith having ordered his police 10 A.
res, a man by The name of Spencer. for an assault on hi
brother ~ In, own hrusc-thc residence of h> mother also
the accused refused 10 become prisoner, allie sns II was H.
ltgal L arrest wih1at a wltGon The MAYOR. All the par
tie>, however collected round the Masonic Hall. or c3Uii-
house G. Joe saith. aInos. ttsaG Y"cscui. ordered he police
and the people u tdec aid Sptnc I INTO custody. The con-
stable having pa Cd hands GA h IN, Spencer put himself Ia a
nghiiug la~iflan, AND was assisted by D.. Foster. AID Ia.
bother. youe ger Foster, AMI ais, James iiishy-vho -aii
ia. woal! tot submit 10 The authority # the Prophet. J o
Stnlth put hands, to, 10 assist Ia takiig him, when The
VouIg ger Foster Ia K out 4 pistol, presented i, ard sad II,
would shot he i,o,ho,. The Prophet gOi hold Of the ~
tol. aud held iisly iouni lie bitch. until, IS The assistance
Of ltaok wei. a - coud. the Pro. net sue, caoi in getting he
piipl from Foster. The Deot aa La>ner II his tune ',os
M stands. ant vcci9claiti Icy would kill the ptophct-Si4
they would be ding a u,riioriouS at 10 IA the world 81
.uch a vllai, an Impasicr and iyIant. lit.irh sand lie
" Li CERTAINLY shoot hlT-lt ary rate told hHn hc Itnncffi
icc! tA-- nr iimc>-@Hcv of aia.d tciug she'd On The
l,lIud cp S'c; tlai he, the irt.hci, w. tie li-hi man.
lie tRg y ie,oascl h his band-hal sustained ii by
nc. ey ami ioIcc; lie knew the i!oim ~ Prophet, Jo. Sniia.
WAS The autafr Of nIrtel~, AID il was hi-h time lac Sa.uti
d o. an he wonti Xxi hii. Tie Prophet got his h,nl cut.
and h> rcieou> syS'em hook. fin.ly. The authorities sue
ctcard ~ b in.ug ~ the Ia &c l!aveisc.s t.io.e The court.
they wee III laci, bat t Oh appeals"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

\ Wing Preacher IN tonncci.cui, in a recent Fast Day
Sermon, counsel ed his congregation 10 look WI 10 Tie
mora.s OF men whom they put in office. IL named M
man a. unworthy oil their support fT lacN Of morals; hut
the consciences of his Wing hearers applied he dic"nrs'
TO Henry Clay, aud they have aiu iy attacked D.. Bush
ncil IN the newspapers for abusing them 10 r"ie .Jo'
m9rg! men
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

Ife Oes,n Esirs~nts- We iarn ty tAe ilGere -
cuce paper tlAi ue O.egon ea..er' t'.alsr. IT l.
IA u {. .ntfsclng nl,l. women att ehtef.m. aat4
Gtc,n Au d.ei sou Th,y ~'c - i"'d a wc.ti = go
tn lih, nj Sspns Cfuse. ir the iufP ~ 81 "fs nt1a
ir TIE quincy. Ia keg laws. sc,stng office ."
They eNg eccj t, sfar a.ost the -e,h. aui lr"ta. t..usr.
III ~aii lhtt they are generally anN'eu- u make d S Tf.
amd 1t was iearri bat nun. r ~.io i.,,adtd go 3 .t.i
~ now on thor way - Igd P~esa-aee, MI be- i.t t'
aAalt anllAcs ~ rlllun.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

S4ici9e 2 r. Jad5 (rea Lert-lat- 1Urr'F. f III
Coaa Of Nu-e - e,4aiy. \ .llni. committed siatt,
af's-t a we,& s-eft blowing ogt ns isaias vHt4 a -tt
Fhe cau-e oG tbs IA aacl,y at "a. iotf. lie jai-e
was IL II laile OILY a irS wceh- trl5fe. = Wa a.. Young
i.l, t. vApm he was cog gel, bat on r-un.snt &.
to uslus. t.. father oi tie lady reiase! his coa-eit ID
tie UNION. wa.isi =, %. .ra:el uie4 Jaa-e IS disposition
as 10 DIVE h.a 10 lie comni son 81 he act.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

.sir5,nA.uv E'.-ed IL Tie Couniy Commissioners
have a, l4st III ed reward Of one huniiea d ,liars each,
for the Apr, hcrsian al any person or persons VINO muir
dcr,d or aided IN NUMBERING any person III tie district It
keising'pn dus.ng the r,ceHt Iiois, aud lilly dollars, ior
tie apprehension and conviction If az, person guilty ct
arson a. the "a ~ time. The small amount placed At their
i sposal. aHd the inllny suns IN which L l. da.si eat.
render the Whole thing one of the most conicnr'i.e
faces ever enacted oil i solemn SUI jec;-PEL:deIphfG
Ge-cie, Jane l..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

Cottages Of JajNni Brich.-Nr. Ellsworth, Com.
missioner of I'a'eri<. SAYS the experiment If cheap cot
tags Of un'uFni hr.k las succeeded admirably. The
cottage erected hy liassit at Washirg'o ia view of the
Capital. aii which IS two stories IN h'i-A,. stands WEE.
,nd appears ~ handsome as the best b5ick hoa-r@, AMI =
w.-m IN Winter un! cool IN SuHrltr. Some have
Jarl ed the paIty oil erecting such houses IN cosi ei-
mates. fut IN Canada these buildings have been success
fully iro,vd.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

II Large Ucp.-Nc saw a wen. yesterday, that had
been taken from The hack 81 a man. mar kius>ioa aitw
DAYS since. bs Dr.. Drum |, weighed t~o and three
quarter PEA ds, and measured over two feet IA oire"n-
/, rcnce. The a. Grafton las'cd eight minutes. aud the
person from whom, II Was taken i dong weIl.-Pnncetoai
(NJl Nix.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

Cotton .''dnufac;sry IN Cine ancfi-Ihe Cincinnati
Atlas saws that a nianutactors Tor he fabrication oi cotton
goods : soon To 81 into opefslicn Ia that city. under he
auspices of three OF Is mo>t onieTlT sing aua r.-pccta L.
eIuzens. whose known prudence - a sefiic n, guaranty
hat thcy have examined the whole ground aud are sure %,
success. Tie Atlas halls tht- ~ an era Ia the prosperity
# the - Queen Cry y Of tie West.
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vsnripn Comfy.

DEMOCRATIC R~EPUBLTCiv .Y~OHLviTTO.NS.
r Cd. l.. MCFARLAND,
For Sheriff. BANNER L.AWiIEAD.
FOR Treasurer and Co'scior. ZENAS LAKE.
For County Commissioner, ANDREW MoHEiloJSE
Far School Commissioner. ABRAHAM VINES.
For Coroner, JOHN THOMPSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

O. Henry Clay. ia spite al hi clubs. of his oAoTi~iers.
of hts coon. stosIus. and song singing apostles AMI ds =
,Ies. wIll fail OF attaining IL the Presidency. y. day hs
.ay. becoming stronger and stronger. TaAiug the char
actcr Of the m a alone int, vieN. We are ready - admt
tina, Ia L. 81 cf the most artiul party managers in the
world that he has his party machinery most admiratl,
adapted 10 III Ct h- objects; but there seems 10 he a con
trolling DESTINY which prevents the accomplishment OF hi
PURPOSES al the very eve 81 success. which dasacs tie
can from his hand at the moment when II touches la,
lips: which has said t. him. - far shalt thou - anj no
farher.' and which has stunned upon The book OF fate
Henry Clay shall never be President OF these United
States. Ills last move upon The political chess board Is
the one that loses him the game. lie PLAYS alnsfahis 10 a
certain point, aud then with the reckicssness II a gambler
mad with the prospect, Of success. be makes a fatal move
which blasts every thing
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

Pmxr:vG.-l' is not recorded that any of this noble
profession were ever hanged but GA the contrary. with a
pi' ty equal to that of FrelInghuysen's, they have often
pulled the Gcvi's tail.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

\ novel. hat no; irrational mode cf regulating the fare
of pass myers, has aeeu adopted hy the propri,tors a.:
wagons. on the Na,ol al Road from tun.her aud l.
WLscng. 1t X literally by wei-hi; each passenger
ttii = tested hy The seai,s, amd charged ~ much per pIuri.
The price Is dauh.r Tie weightt OF insnimaie ir.Iehi. as The
stoNagc ca. ret ie quite - c!os,-of cosrsc. Tie pas
senscfs are c..,A H. eaasrants.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

The ceutso If total lof ulalion Of The Cun'ied Sta'cs.
in lsle. wa Harmon county. NiFeinii. IS mics south
of the PcnuSy. vauia ave. five mics due south II Il laks
tur-h-.l miles north, ll5 Ve>', IL in a sifaish; lne
feom " ashingfon. The cetafe Of population las moved
westward lJ7 mii,s IN 80 Year.. The Louisville X si-teT
says: !" After the next census. We can and we must have
the seat If G. 1vernmon, rs.ovci 10 the Vest"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20

.rsaieai E7ecfjsR Riot-The Montreal Mireryc of
las, Noniay s.,.s that John Dydr. E,G.. j. T.. aud
Thomas Darcy. Ia. Lieutenant IL Her MaJesty's S3h
Er,;mrrt. have been cid Il taii. in suretIes 1, he amount
Of c5e0 each. to afsw.r any charge hat may be preferred
aaain.t them FIR Tire mdfder # Julien Chanlran. VINO
wa Killed N an cletuan not OF Montreal a couple OF
weeks since.