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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
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nsa Account Beck 'z.ss7ssf;scE orr.
Af, TYLER Co, wholesale and ~ at ieaerani Nlunac-
j" 'rrs ., brak feo'gi B ami dealers n StahoHg Sesc
az ihrNf sHar ~ sisa the Palmer iiois J.
indianapolis Indiana, Wte there always he cfaiucd, aud 40
be- found constantly hand the variou> articles in their line Every
Description OF Blank Books auditors aud asire school
aud without printed heads.
la al er Flank Books they tie Improved Taieui mode fsc
which Strength nth rs1 Eu5g And ncanpafahly
other ethnd devised blank hooks.
keep the Leaves aud solid Wire The book at,
Ia nien The m al uiier hois. The meth
of sew ing rerdrs Inc hooks wo double Tie old kind though
Ia elegance durability. and style oi Hmi>h
their books equal to the best Eastern Work aud no higher
ffire.
u r. Co.. also prepared 10 manufacture all descriptions 81
e<.
Card se. AhIms spectacle Cases, Cigar Gases Pocket Books
and Noe inokS
MUSIC PAPER always hand which be hound
and Bands supplied the shoe; notice. aus
and b0nR9In the best reasonable prices and short notice
The most proved pattern Of Ruling Machine Is Just received
Books aud paper re4'eif ,,slfern.
Ihcs an kinds Binding French
tinggaco Plain. Extra. SupeeHira Marble
DIR Flush Al kinds interviewed work aud
match which personal euIin willie Old
ehh n,i in style desired and ON the lowest
REORGANIZATION s,,c nLAcyroRD. Supreme Judge Gro H.
puNN. Treasurer of Stale. W. HORE, Auditor of
!rHo f stale Bank J. VI RAY Cashier o iank
= W Secretary OF Insurance Company a. W NoEEis. Esq
\. r. PALMER. Esq.
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Eyott the If eafn ard The piharee II matter from
the like the huzLngu
in-e falling of wafer whzns i steam &c which
approaching aud ao
do~o Many persons o have been deaf ior ten fifteen and TWEEN
os q n fumei have after
bottles. fhs hong made we'll.
The riiisi p4Ff =
pE,FNEs. tsrol&c have end the
frped, Deafness.
that h thing fr the purpose one
that
really Astonishing
Aso.> trnr pE,FNrs, T1e fri1g has been
ir. ~ agJir. y Nus
.sght-toceA thai air ted i the loss
or ard . has suddenly The by
tSapf~ tii iiene>. ~ vfh rcnrtanr-
made r 10 q" g. tii lna encouraged ii the ample 81 9TH
pr.duo ,i ufaN. her
,ta usd aud
ariina, n.s;aiy
might -'eo and do lk'wls'. 1HuNAs L. rHrsstr.
NtHilIrt pot. ANN - 3d..
pff~nl~ distance. would add thai Nr
IS a harry
d'ona particulars iotlse ~ hu may i>i To engnnr ofhm
AturrIr
None unless wnh the words '>'AbPA's OIL FOR
bE NJ v zach ii aud m the wtiieB ~
4 Btiiouth, fapreT.
ir,iatd g. Bon aud ~'id whorsair and reahly q. y. GIN
PERT. fal \srih Second sfr.ef. lhlai, ipi.s
Subscribers SoLf 3Gfiy> Indiana nr the sale 81
ii isr small aud lie
ni q 10 81 ,tf % :
~ ~ W
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17

intend keeping constantly on hand extensive
at AZ articles ia Their line.
manufacture and embrace III The VI
reis shape style quality, usually called Tor, and both
neat a rattle, and very cheap
~ ~entlemen's coarse
Boots ana ~ilr> conS'in -.
and fine Boots. Bro hoes Pumps. Nnmens
Ese<of all kinds Toys Boats Broaans, hir NJ Shoes
India Rubber Shoes, The ladies viii find Of
ki, aud seal Bu>kins SLIPPERS Ties
i.-ln
variety embracing nearly every variety Of pattern and
quality and tles willie sold yeiy cheap.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17

hereby that the
n tri the estate at " m tes, late o lienc
lHii IA. fecrsel 40 persons nd,e To- "a e.tls are requested Ia
IN SC immediate aud il having
noiIfsdi 10 Them dy
said estate Is suasstc 10 be inulyenl.
Is sws ROBERT SNODGRASS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
asspnrA EsEAEaRta..

NJ STACY Co. innkhirders Book
: Wiieys Auction Room where al kinds
&c book binding possible
rancd euain and ccanes that he done the
place.
Revised laws Interviewed with fine ruled paper, and bound
20 volumes. u desired
T,l., -.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
non ,rro HARRIS. Ap =,
NJ. OF F.tsEn

Ia the torn ~ hotom0'0l-g The COvptY Seq of RcAGrd
rifle County. TIE I-,k n Oefeter
TrNiiIS situated S. I'D ex~erd
p8Nrf The gent advantages TIM Echityile
ofeas ia eAcsdei tnr STATE Tyson VIII
successful fefltrn IN i- immediate vicinity the there
qifi al fe The surrounding
~ T. of
rltivlnn = ssigine materials Il etsry des pon
lsf b4ifn-. Conditions kfaru e. tue rs 81 se
4. 1 .iff arixf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17


a, 'ctoteF /, 1871.
Persons ciiiing for these letters wi;
r:cs>c >sy .,ss.Li sss..s.
aThe afrnt po,frge IN all letters FOR foreign coune
must be Pre-pad Otherwise they cannot he forwarded
Aim.tron. Tn M, Mitchell Vim g
Ai!iise Alrn alu tafl Jaoob
Natimii'cT G. ~
B.a'y Mr. ail.iast Jacab :
Eaiugrr William MOORE AniIew
Blue William May Elwaid
BiIisef,id >sm Moore Lucy
BiauehsTi u l. Martins
Boyd D,vit VI Maine James
B,vcfs Dath iay Samuel
Bur JJre VI. b Charles
B.len.er EIwa,d Mos Mah.f. Miss
Bausft Patuek Msc0oAs John
Bent'n Washington No e John
HuIi El Mclaughlin John
Brd~h-tie Ms
Bn.k Jim NJ Nattncr George
Ncsbe toscfh \
Cox A-her Newk!rk Lac
Closer Ch,Tes Norman Jacob
Clarke James
Ch,pln Mr o'R.lcy Nr (Ilasteier)
carrie Harriet Miss osdeu.an Herman
tleupcT Henry Ofeials James
Clement, Geo Ofick Mary Miss
Chapman ALBEIT Z Oa It's William
Clarke Joseph
coop Johu p,r,ney Mr. OF Mrs
Clarke George G. Petty
C-bar Jemma Miss Pollard Allison
Clalk Jlhn G. Parish Sarah
y Pottiy Daniel
DcIcvan Jerome Potter Rebescaam
b"wd Mathew lttteford James
DAVIS Nancy
Dam Rutha Mrs Quimby Milton
Duzan 4 4
Duz.n samuel Rich George
l. Robb Andrew f:-q
L-'ee Jno Sanders c Eq ,
SholtIii.e Geo
FansIcr rIede4iek slatcrt. W
Foster William Snih Peter
Frees VI Smith Geo
g. Simpson Oliver
Gc.tle James Specr Joseph
,'ibs,n Alexander Mary am Miss
''i3Son Ere ew SaelI OnaH
tarso Anieiborn sergen' May Mrs
. Joseph Smith Isaac
:. - Smith Morgan l.
"'"so" ''"" L
David Turn -,
Iiou JeT-mth Turner
Iiu fuau Jones IhaIp Samuel
II, Jhn Ihointpn w PS
ilucslon R,lph Taylor Beujam.i
Hne jacob Iuiewile y
Harding Georse Thornton Edmond
ilaldIas Lihonon Taylor john
Hardin Al ahim Thompson John
Iiaak> Aisanu> =
i.ren, Franklin yaudersrif, Louisa
II '''m Robert vanvAHlenbuls James
iiamIil. y
Williams Martin
J nrs Thomas Wafd Mary
; arden John WIieasen William
I'D! Ch,scr Williams Martin
James kezin Wilson B Mis-
Wilson Christine
E.leman Henry Warner Henry
Kill, Nancy Wood Joseph
kule Elizabeth Mrs Wood Jchio
Little Mr. Wells Aaron
I.onre Jacob Wooleu John
Lancaster Vim Williamson Abraham
loas Caffeine Wood Moses
Lcma>ier Lamcr Webb Mary Mrs
Iama.tcI At1a W >On Rachel
Long john
Zimberman w
I5-3w SAMUEL HENDERSON,, P. ".
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IpATt,NT ilTDsS'BNEN.

PATENT SsE,DsSbNEN.
II dz Wiar ai Wild Cherry ~ do Resurrection Persian pills,
II do Sands Sarsapala, 81" 1aku> halsam iLvefwoH
IL do tii~ Buffers. ENIscorant.
do Arue Tome
li,l-, dc SanatIye pulls,
y du Tahne.ock's Neimiiuce. Ga do Han Tonic,
Ia jew DtNd's al Hebrew
pis-ser, Just received hy DAVID CRAIGIlEAD.
June 3. l.it
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sIt IN
E'::;.s.. o.. NM NsCS..l:sli.C..


.iHd seIr .gs oaR SEQ df4f
IA VIE Subscribers LOT Produce
- fhsa before They ~iH the MILLING H'-i
MSS their old stand aud have five Run of Stones keens
four Run continual operation wihnu ct dressing.
Run VII av~ Toe dressing AMI IN order They have requires
FARMERS aud the
pnc rally No accounted unless The i irkrd
the and the and of the nall hook
- aier they
ni-rd special oytr e cNtnio the Miller o take care II The
No bg ainNe! % taken out the N excerpt 10y The
Miller getting notice aud taking account at the The highest
VIII be- paid FIR Wheat, cash, trade lot of heied
t'nrn wanted.
Dsy 5.opsSs and Groceries.
We have direct The East IA assortment OF
Dry Goods, Grcetr, ilaTiv and Leather whrh viii lie sod at
the oref @ c4t aud IN cNrltg' Tor Wheat, tom 'f
produce salt cents
iI-i i the htrrr Iron dollars lo les iu call
and see Goods and % PROCESS before purchasing else" here
Connected with tt extensive Bitt kSMtTi SloP
All kiu order Flows constantly hand ana VIII
be sold iiI produce and Go,pcI's sun
YyN L.. due of ]. & ~ Carlisle must be
settled of viii plei
hands said firm viii be
paid presentation.
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C!acap Eoaas for C;s,i, CO T'r:,s;e.

=. ssss5sfEE.asS4z.
" just received IN addition 10 las rner stock general as
saineui con>istn. OF following Il s,lrc
of Family Goods,
Liverpool AMI Yam Tin
ware, stone Eien ware Tobaco Crafs aud
ether tedious -
T. H. respectfully iniu> uf this
that he sti manufactures the best CIDER Nines 4 n, amer
also ~ieane Candies,
ow aud sivea hotter iish. Cl>h paid or laid. ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
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4 y rt. cy TT L.: w,
ly md ANAPOLiS. IA

90 AssslS TDS HOUSE.
FRAN. Kiln. Jo.GH~0n sOwuty. Ind lama.
gun attention e The travelling public 10 the
n who has been fsnlei with
tiif- OF
The TABLE VIII landed nh the afods
served 20, Ia manner q snt the taste OF No will
be red please IL
A. place at Boar
transient Re- dents viii find their call the Washing
House.
The bling -
4 al
TIE pubic ned that bills Will reduced harges
reason HE Ar WOODS.
f.aHkin. ,, lsif
EFsSAEAs's HOTEL. ENHIANAPOLuS.
ANES + DR AXE, H. Brow
81 above named Hotel Dunn. the
diion To ms former establishment
public number stable
rage house lcuaed accommodate fIorse6
ana ~ hills shall be reasonable he will be
onini.iate all ho la IN
November ,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17

susss~- 90 :ttse. csssr;-Jl:si.cr.
Hrsi'Hgfop ~rftt .hrarig Dppo>if, ME Post Office.
i+rrcff i ina,fui- the 81 Ind analaiis
-
a'sr fnr'ira-f i' fii-rf - feceased
ic ri aie iistift Intending d. death II
afrcat and asi stale irf- si'f Z" nni' 10.
sr-ifed reef
isrso
e rnltt sale. Also
fli r.f other it The 1i - n~ ns~s
J. ft fTiN.f thathr ciifk' hfs fea-'nad
tn a. tufis ttarHfft.
.uisit,~ ~hpa'a -ihscriferfan any
- fii, is rA- =, f., ,nosl4l IS iAt made.
J.. I. ~THETt fiTR-
~ .. 81. II -. ~ 3, hare Va sllI:;tii-.
- t'st it~ public that ~s
-. a'tie iI-inss-, with
e. f+ni 2 ifa a l-l- ifou fi~ trouble ~
f-5if4
k1s OIL b. 90 furnish
etaFs inquired
-. D ff Attendance
~ ha- snlr- fN-u Ca do il'ir o.
~ Al
fsl i. ~
geo. 1.t.. - ls.aar, nh i'll .4n
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AE31GEEse'gss ATGss's aOaECs..

-s-OTi + he9thg the Undersigned HIS ken let
y Hrr'er. Of ~
ceri-ei ~ pons indebted q, 81 estate request
e. To a, Hien and 81 persons having Gains
hr sinr them duty authenticated fr settlement The e.
j. ga -rrl solvent. HENRY BRADY,
th Administrator.
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make his dufc aud cheap amy other %
lhnicr lid Viii sell lS work pond - m ti' hlf
mandatory shall sell - ttn his -
his splendid Boots ana Shots, aud ud-t o
Yourself.
Hide, law Eee~vaN Feu,er Flour. Wheat Sc ~
received shop cicrs ct NiHrf
Realty and dprto Justice >tei-r rtre.i wlchi
debt wiiiti,c due notice. 3e1 WILEY T. HATES.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
N<Drs.s.

\ttINt'f..
l,rcs< having Il
Madison sn Indianapolis HaI Rod
s~,t naWaucsS.
" the
'ie- ieest It state indiana
The 1un Erslutn q, the t.cner Assembly.
realized the de-
tict. tsf. NJ. q. bright. :. \.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
$Esv Asxkssv 81. SE a. ssses ;.GysEs..
sdAse<n LBS. Goldfish barrels ct uackere die

LIS Goldfish. barrels Nackerei. dri
SFiESs Scotch ileuHg~4 barrels No Molasse de-. :.
H. Noasses 800 nrui aiefai~. - Malaga do.
pounds
W rirsers. do do Water Crackers. rounds Rice
100 h1es New York Table san pounds Lead. Il1 do
lei Kegs napant' Pvsaer, o Hcs t'Islfs,
Spanish Hio ''eicr. chest Black Imperial
Tea do. y Tyson Ten oa eads ne v Sgcar
the n GfoceeS
n Toy and Ntiions
public call and Isy be
Throughout usual, he mined sell profit
proiil H. keep the triGr gping. CHARLES MAYER.
East Of Palmer Iiou-e
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lie i'll attend his Office IN Franklin except vhen absent
IN the several townships until the ist day of January
Persons oe u pay taxes are hereby Informed that unless
Iad by the h>t day Of January next. the liw
makes TIE duty # the Collector t. proceed ~ de>S and
s4le. collect the gethcr with penalty of
per aud costs Of sale The fees for selling the same
those allowed to ables selling po or'y under
And further; If sid taxes paid cannOt be
collected aforesaid by the second Monday Feb uaiy.
luther penalty Of ten per cent Will be added thereon di-
octcd ~ law All concerned respectfully >olci'ei -
the iequi Of law Each pc ROAD
tan pr,dAce recot from the Supervisor. pay the
same IA money before he ct receipt i fo safe
and county taxes WN JOHN County Treasurer.
FlamkIIn. Inl Sept. 10 81 y 6N
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ssss%ss4 assNssasssG
and iIlcas aS09!G VI H. fIct0ry.
Ar INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
y l. " - = L/ELL.
MtNrf tcTUErKs OF
GEBIANk ACCOUNT BOOKS -
wfTrstis RETAIL srA-ToNEFY.
ILL keep oon,tlrs on hand their Bmfery.
~ Washington street. of laarna oil directly
tie Post Office, fii AMI supply OF
ficies usually KEPT similar establishments. VIZ:
f.ccIs D
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17

FS'liE subscriber respectfully inuns of indianapolis
a aud the public censfi that Ia i- iec-veda fresh
prime rf Y. Sugar.
and Havana Co Imperial Young il,So Teas:
Loaf q. ~
Cheese. No. Mac Goldfish hie. he oilers
very low prices J. NIcoIh
,rp t,l. - Heel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17

gHNiiE erh annr The Stockholders the Branch
Il II Bank Il Indiana VIII b he'd
Saturday the November
Ell Which
held fr phteo the Of the -, kioier-
H. T. NORRIS, Cashier.
sept ~. iett l55W
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H.ll,as;A, HinN Ag;s,..

r2NlE Subscribers addition
and SHOES, lni all The OF l-ghon and
Cyprus Bannets Amons them found Extra Fine Fonoe
BRAID BnnpeiS frsorn Fine Florence, open
do Shell aud Cor,nett, do Split straw do and Lawn
do WII.NBF X 60.
Il of the DAYTON Hat and Shoe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
, sfstaEs rstxE-Ess"VGFsE.

SHa sfstfk. 70 I "a ss'ESSss <.
FENiiE undersigned = very thankful for fieiihofii
patronage hcsoN 81 on him fni fir tHo past
years, and he hopes to merit Continuance 81 tIs
>1inc. lie tlurrS himself thai hN his Industry.
punctualy and >frici attention To- business. to ic
able ln give -ll-.-l -nn 10 30 " D. lla. gIAr Inn
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asD ssea@Yss.r0fg.s aAas:.

: - skN - ss t'ssSfz'S = As.ss.
n Friday, Tie 81 November the undersigned VIII
biirt.
Sal Betr deceased Warren township, Marion lndoa
10, eiiois Of z given al
three dollars proved
~. sale 10 ID O'Clock. y NJ
oet 7u ISL. io3w HENRY rRAnY. Admir-
4ssss<'s.
eriy That letters Of aduinisi Of III singular
a the goods and tlhe nights ceis MONEYS and effects wch
were ct George fbke late oi ~ comfy India deceased
been i crnieG 10 TIE undersigned y tie clerk Of tie Probate
Court of ID Al indebted - slid
10 present the only
Called required by law. fse supposed a. .e solvent
sept 2d lsii - 3w JOHN APPLE Admr
As,4ssScS sa'sEss-'S aAass.
e Office hereby Saturday the 2ih 81 oci"ie
neSt 81 The laie residence George Prke, deceased.
renee township haroa county, Indiana will expose SIZE pub
lc the property Of . fece ~
TIE. hprs, sheep rning utensils, IHee'ii furniture
credit OF r. months VIII BE- al three dollars the
puFei scr giving proved security.
sepL2i, i54i I5-3w JOHN : APPLE, Adn'r
SssisESssEss A1che-a As5sEGs,.
ETTER~ of administration George Buncn. late
nt Hendricks midi
signed Al persons havlns claims said notified To
them legally proved
dale thereof at those iHelfed los - estate requested make
Immediate HE etaie supp re solvent.
sept Jol, sA. Is 3w JOHN u. RtEKS. Admir-
ADMINISTER Es'Ss.~-- vssEssss.
. Office here given. that the under glci has
= at adnin>;r the inund T.
in county. deceased Al fed said
Ell to MAKE infni AMI al having The
se 70 present them duly authentic ted Tor settlement The
in>oisent.
I53v is. BENINNfN FOWLER Admir-
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s.astF@. fE,tlstEs' fftf1 tNffL;Nf7N 5(Ff,-e.
VARIETY of CsrpeHer and ts,rsgs to.ls
"a which made by the hest mechanics.
also. sl artfuo tfd, -rsies, sickss Axes sp3e
Shovc= aai other articles
which viii sell low f,r cash ~ country produce.
viii The highest maraet p,e Wheat, Rye. Tlayseed
Beeswas, raa, Land, goods cas-. please ell
m the articles. J. HftoIAI,
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ssAssG aeNs.
s'sgbAssNes sNsA.

y ~ for sale salt tnrenvare. Stone nve Siufs 30 kegs
Mails. asied with an other articles usually Ne
VIII eas cheaplf cheaper than any Other e'absmt
nh
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ss,;asas' s4EeG.asa~---s'si ce~ - si.:ccel.
sss.ls s'4bssss.s .'O.k'a@.

u N D1cIsI0us n No NNVr1N1 f0HT u T011001
EroiI NJ y. CT This Work ~ just Published ih I~ 90 iie
tists and lnri Matters "a ages. ff,e
handsomely hound AMI ifiereh
indianop ils. 18th MAY i-ff. a.
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E.7ss OH LETTERS

YeEN AIMING Post Office indianapolis, Indiana
4 sctoteF /, I.4I
Persons ctiii,lg for these letters viii
r.cs>c >.y .Dss.Esssss..s.
aThe iafnf Poi1ge all letters FOR foreign countries
must be Pre-pad, otherwise the cannot lie forwarded
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-06-14
From tie Cincinnati Gazette.
The Nominations.

Polk and DALLAsl Well! the Wings
are content, They might have wished
aber opponents; men bolter known 10
the country Of wider grasp of irtOIocI
and of moral forcei but this is no mat.
ter Of IheIFS--and they certainly will
not complain,
Mr., Polk, asa man, stands fair enough.
But as a politician he has nothing, 10
our opinion, TO commend him TO public
favor or the public confidence. lie is
known as tho supporter Of oil the'Grbi-
lraty meaSuresl Of the party; formerly
ss The advocate ola high tariff; lattery
as The defender Of free trade; the follow
ar OF some one aIways--a leader never
And can such man be fl TO Oil the first
Office in the nalioo, or able to secure The
nations confdencsS His own State
when he ewaS q candidate lor Governor
last year, rejected him, because Of his
lack Of confidence, and the opinion thus
put forth by Tennessee vii DO confirm
I'd by the nation al large. And what
is true ol hm. is lruO, also Of Mr.. Dali
lss.
Bot the nominations Of those gentle.
men, under oil the circumstance, cannot
but be regarded az the last struggle of
tho party Never before was there
such ahullllng, suoh dessuion OF promi.
nonl men! Mr. Van Burcn, Mr.. Cess,
Mr.. Buchanan, all taken up aud all
srsbando1sd the fire, named, TOO, desert
ed when tho people had instructed lhe,r
delegates 10 SUSAN him 10 convention
and inferior men in every respect cho
aOn--whsi la ihis but an Abandonment
Of the ooniest---A virtual ucknowlodg-
msnt that defeat, whether dreaded o
rot must again beIal !he GsUnted OR,
broken ranks Of tho 30 called democrR
Oyf
There is, however, one Thing so paiI
80 papabO IN The lateI}alltmore Con
HVonlion, that we do not SEQ how ou
friends on the Other aide, with all lheI
readiness 10 uphold the party, can sane
ii0n or sustain. We mean no,e The trGa,
lprdctised upon he,r people A majority
,Oi tho States instructed Ihslr delegate
10 vote for Mf, Van Ruren, Before til
convention had met. he was known /,
be the choice OF the Democracy Hn'
after 1t wac organized, he had lhs &C
iual power Of the Convention with him
whence this disregard Of positive 10
,s,ruolion! Why this violation Of the
Naish Of the psTlyi AOw comes this 50
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-06-14
TRIUMPH OF THE SLAVE BREE-
DING ANNEXATIONISTS!

The PhlladeI phG SpirI. of lhe Times
a Loading LocOloco paper Of that city
says that Tho delegation Of 60 members
Of the Convention waited on Mr.. Dallas,
at his residence, before hs was out Of
bed aud communicated to him the in
leIIlgenCe Of his nomination as cOndi-
date for Vice President. This Gelvgu.
ZION was headed by Senator Walker, OF
Mississippi, the Texan Land Specula-
tor and tho Incorporating advocate
Of immediate annexation They gave
three cheers for Polk aud Dallas when
thsy entered and after informing Mr.
ID, as to the object Of their mission, with
out communicating details, they secu-
rod his consent to The uso Of his name.
"Mr. Walker and several OF the dele.
gates then spoke, seys the Times. and
concluded with "26 cheers for Polk
Dallas, huhIenburg and TeraS!n
Thus It is seen that every thing cor
roboralas tho declaration made in our
last, and the evidence presented by tho
proceedings Of the Convention, that this
nomination Of Mr.. Pok was q complete
triumph of Southern dclation and the
advocated immediate annexation. over
The doGghjdccs of the North. The fer
cesI aud most ultra free trade annexa.
tonisls OF Tho South feel it, and ,hey do
not pretend to conceal their Joy,
South CaroIina, it will BE- recolec,ed,
refused TO take any part in the Consen
lon and was not represented il, un,il
after tho nomination Of Mr., Polk, FL.
more and spickens, rank advocates o
AnnexalionpEd Direct Taxation, ther
entered the Convention, and were mos
enthusiastic Ia their congratulations a
tho happy result ThOy endorsed The
nomination fully and uncondltoualy
and pledged South CarOinG agains
Clay aud IN favor ofPolk!
The hopes oflho enemies Of Mr.. Clay
are 6xed upon the South. The ferces
Southern prtjudccs, the whole force o
the rexan tower, is TO bs brought a.
gsinsl him, by those who are the swotT
enemies OF The interests and industry O
Inc NoEIh, and @ho dsioHd -SIaEsy aS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-06-14
MR.. POLK AND THE FARMERS.

"The woO.growers consider The duty
upon foreign wool as important 10 Their
prosperity. This opinion, IGppehcnd is
founded in error.
MY oOn opinion isihat pooI should
bedaty free; but as wooIgrowers think
Otherwise, we have retained duty of GE-
been per cent, upon the imported article"
- Il congressional Debates, vol. 6,p,ll74
The above declarations were made by
JAMES K POLK in II speech delivered
in Congress, against a,PrOlective 'lariH,
In the session Of 832, ,33. We wish'Far
mers 10 note the declarations OF Mr.. Polk
tic lhluks that ,oooI ShOui d be admitted
duty free: but TO crafty desire he thinks
based upon ignorance and error. no is
willing 10 allow a duty of l5 per cent
The Wing Tariff imposes duty Of 3
cents per pound or thirty per cent, I'D
UGlOrem on the qualities OF foreign wool
lhat come in competition with ours
What have bean the operations Of the
Wing TARIFF The amount Of wool
imported INTO this country last gear was
less by oNEHALF lhanitwas IN 1871. be,
fore the adoption OF the new TanH The
demand Tor wool has, for a years past,
constantly increased aud there has been a
gradual increase Of prices during all
that time. These are facts, 10 the truth
of which every farmer and wool grower
and wool purchaser can attest Mr..
PoIk,is of opinion that wool should be
admitted duiy free, and that those who
think Otherwise, know nothing about
the matter. FARMERS, are you pre-
pared to endorse hls. DECLARATION, and aid
IN repeating the Wing Tariff, thai pro-
lecIs your interests, and advances The
prices OF this staple production. - Ohio
State Journal,