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J, FOR SAl.E-1'le valuable Country Seat known a.
fA the Peters Place. Stryvc>nnt Landing. the town o
f- Stuyvc;ani COLUMBIA Cnunty. cul,lsng ofa two story
h"iSs y by 10 well insl with arsc columns at each end,
md WIDE piazza WIN all The necessary ont buildings The
LnuSe -er plen.ln situated overlooking the Hudson River,
md surrounded with beautiful evergreen trees The gan!en
well supplied with all kinds of fruit and the grounds ele
rnnty fivled INTO plots In shrubs. ower, The house
we'll Ii!t and filed with brick. and delightful place Tor
summer residence ncl disposed q: at private e 1t vii be
ISL Of Ipril 1874 at z o'clock. orpancuar apply 10
,nbS, i,. II e. ADAMS, - Niianst New York
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CPLENDlD OLD CASTLE SOhP-Only D cents
- pound les by tc quantity Also, every vaney al hncy
Scented :Tps for shaving and wishing from 10 " cents
FOREIGN AND NATIVE pERFIMERY.
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r5NQ DRESS THE HAIR DELICIoUSLY-ro make It
l. clean. dark S,st silky, aud beautiful. 3Shlng bottle
of Jones Coral HAIR Re>tOg,ve TINT wI make II aud keep
it long time be lis present condition so bud II Is sold
the sign OF the American Engle - Chatham aTcet aud @
BLondMny. y Y: OF " EuOn,trnet. HrnnkLyn. ~ I'm
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Adde's either of the undersigned q, g NschaG,, Eyc9Hse
iew York. T f;nH - AN r rSSEY,

DRIZTING INK ;ihNrFACTORN.-lhc SlbstnGet VINO
has been engaged IN the nanniao nre 9i irnts INN ="
'nvI ri d wears has recently introduced steam power anu
,mrnyeJ mnchnefy INTO his manuacory which enab tm
Ia furnish his customers VI h very suler9l a,,'e ,c I
find them pompts executed ut moderate pcis ana may he
ns.nrr of beng supplied with Ink Of mn excellent uuaty
The subscribers manufacture Ink OF varons coor VIZ ks.
Blue Green Orders directed 70 his nnnnac,ofy'
Fron;-st between Montgomery mud Gouvsreir-sta. Ea
Rive tIn,g, the dispatch post, will BE- punctunly nlte"
H. This paper has Tor several past been pn,n WIFI
Ihn l..'t '''N ~ GEO. MNTiIER.
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glGIllN Mr0ErANTts the essg i, fat "pG5g ;

p S-Suporor Ieechcs. and general assortment :" Drugs
and Chemicals Extract OF lockwood. t.c.-G;l qualities for
nile very rhenu apis lmsodf
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REFINED So ON

REDUCED IN PR &c +.
vx-OnJ Sry AND Wool .SEY from llis date "ief t9c'
w Standard" pOJB REFINED 81 JARS III '"' '''
Loaf ii cents per pound When G 'han five parSa s n5f
G Gss, 7 IL, DO DO DO DO ppa siifi "'' ''
The above are packed as follows:
ti @iis m E ESi o" No charge Tor packages
% W be New York Patent Sugar Refinery. cor Of South
and Mont roueTy AT 81 Wall ST. 49,, -,.:
y. IL ot"e's ou' !" ~ ' ~ apl I'm
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,EorOY " ,TEK PlpESiie subscriber attends to MI
I the branches OF rqgbns =, II; I ss coz"
.,iy ~, gu,I fnl suppls c iNIusS celebrated ana l',
approved rry>Ep Lead Pipe which he wa l,n. m,y m
~ ~ lIroad street: or left with T. NAi L,5H 80,
Z ,,I, Inn,
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The-a ship. are all ii The il.t cia airi c2irt.e Wy III
-rs,rei 13yi-a:oT Tn. cabins elegantly l'liisl
md nilari s-ro, ACCOMMODATIONS E as:.se'; Pr
a.. 80 70 from S-yy Norh l-iye-' = S!tN ana i'2h ~,
,i Ia New york 50 includng 'cr-s and be'idiiS' ""'
wines. . . Ill "a -os,,onsifIa for any la,-
,e erI. or rkases unless regular bills OF ladE are si-t''
ihgIetof APpR5gj % to NIyrIRy & CO. 7sSou;!l s.
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TO sT-Eoa !, May net VII iFf n .s ' md N
;;;.s COL "ir line of stages Wa!isrce one 81 wl n
aEi- of The house every ten minutes hem ; ~
IUguife OF H. IL Carpenter on the peii~'i ~ u
/, n ujlfiyvN so Grauii>. h''-,'
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COMMERCE OF VINcENSEs, h-The NlncenHes Gazette oil
the ed u Of the principal pan OF the
produce received that the present season Most o. II
hiss already been shipped South The aggregates are rs o
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11
,v,eIIlNGrON. uarch %. 10


Today there was 4 small explanation about the aIb
tfary conduct Of Gen Scott arrestine Lieut. Bragg
supposit.on before his irloug expired and while
he under Subpoena before committee Of Congress
II seems Gen Scott quite IN tie wrong The result
Of this and his alleged conduct To- Gen Games Is that
there i motion before the House to abolish the
Office Of Mayor General OF the Army
The House also agreed To punt 10000 extra copies OF
ihe Repor, Of the COMMITTEE of Nuys aud Means de-
caTin- late Of treasury notes 10 b. illegal to-
geihcr h the letter OF The Secretary q" tie Treasury on
tie subject.
The House also rgreod to print 900 eopIe Of
the report Of The committee Rcrenclmeni 70: redgc
ing Tie paw Of the Navy officers.
Ar " CIcliaHd gave notice that on Thursday next lie
should move 10 lahe up tic b TO improve Tie Western
Waters.
Tho Houso then went into committee Of the Whole,
Mr Weller in Tie chair, and took up the hli from The
committee Re,rcnchmeni reduce the Pay Of the
officers of tie army.
MrJ " Da,i. moved to abolish the Office Of aiaier
General of the army He said i perfectly ridiculous
t. pay 5000 to man 10 STAY hrfc Washington. with
lnsh sounding TILE. and DO what literally nothing
WHY should there be such office 1T not want
ed How did lac @et app"nted' lie entered the army
in l50s Gen. Gaines entered il IN l19o. How came
General Scott be pu the head of who was his
senior in service The office should be abolished, and
he put hack to be a BFigader General.
M5 Cocs defended General Scott
Sir Hale sad the Office Of MAJOR General was about as
useful as the iih wheel of a coach lie went Tor re-
ucuchncnt
Mr. Dean said these excessive and enormous salaries
given To agmy officers, well calculated I" bring Inc
army into ,lsrtrutc and unless reform could take
place le went lnr aholising the army altogether Bu'
he defended Gen. Scott lie the braves man IN The
American army lie fought The battles Of Chippewa and
Rrdgwa,cr Aud Tie honor Of the whole northern at
nlr rested on the "a uicTS OF Gen. Scott alone
+ Mr. Dromgooic asked il Mr. Davis meant to put Gen
Gaines and General Scott le,el as 10 rank
Mr. Davis sand e opposed To this useless oihcc-
he was opposed paving this ttled nabob o.u yea
"a st ~ III, parlor aud dictate bis orders To the House
Repscscniaiycs-pay 5000 year to hiW-teraliy Il
do nnihnr but spend according his refined taste
Tar rs any good resulted from this office Of Major Genera
the money, S-e0e year, was literally h!ched from th
Treasury.
Mr Dromgoolc said IS this Office was abolished
would dfivc General Scott from the army.
Mr Hale SAID he meant 10 20 for aho!siIng all cou'
mariials DC. lie opposed To giving one man 50
month and the other $500 month.
Nj Adams said it owing To the disorders tlla
sprng up ia the during the last war; that the oic
nf MAJOR General had been retained IN the army II
would say nothing about the relative merits OF Cen Scot
and Gen. Gaines.
The Committee refused to abolish the Office
The discussion going when the committee rose
and the House adjourned
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
Marion County.

\ Toiee From FranLlin-.7'eoke Freemen and Assert
Your Rights!
In pursuance &c a previous notice. the Democrats o'
Franklin Township assembled at the house Cf alr John
Nosennon. Saturday. Arr.l :. leii.
Ga motion, NJ. DASixL MooRE called 10 Tic
Char. and Mr. JAcon SPRINGER appointed Secretary
Tie object of ihe Meeting having been stated, tie ioi-
loving resolutions unanimously adopted:
Rssored, That ihis meeting 10 approve Of holding
County Convention OF Marion County, at Indianapolis
the 20th Of April and that said Convention are heeo!
requested present the of suitable persons a'
Candidates TO voted for fer the different Offices, al the
August election.
Rcsoired, Tha, The Democrats Of Rankin Townsl'if
Will give their entire support to tie nominees OF the De
mocraiic Con, enilon they having merit, honesty, an1
integrity, and will not again be overcome under an.
false gafb Of Democracy
Rcsoir,f, That this Convention nominate Delegate
to said County Con,oniion; and that CONSIDER ever,
Democra, Of franklin Delegate TO SAID Count! C0"
scuion.
On motion tie following persons nominated a
special Delegates; Me>srs. Daniel Moore, y. kenreF
J. Thracher " White, J Mclean. J Springer, J
Noscnon. \. Brumley, :. Mecurdy, WIN. Helms, an'
\. Carson. DANIEL MCCEL, Chairman.
J. SrmiSerR, secretary
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11
ROCKVILLE, April Q, lSi4.

C.nYemen-I discover an error my letter to You o
the 9th nit published the last Sentinel Us III
the last paragraph That paragraph as published reao
thus IIe says he is at Tie service OF the hepu''ans
during the summer and fall and will do battle IN The
ranks or as captan-tut prJers the latter II should
read "prettrs the former
The Judge does desire TO be leader but Is VIII
in. TO fight wherever the Democracy see proper pace
him Will YOU please correct the error IN your "eA' pa
per, ~
Every thing goes on swiminsly in Parks She viii be
redeemed Mark the prediction We are not d'-pu"ni
az 10 men we are for the NOMINATION for President be
whom it may; are FOR measures TO ""ea" j" '"'
glorious cause success viii crown err efforts
Truly, Yours, "
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11
Coon Com ie.c:cy.

The caon presses ara everywhere sloyIng the eaoT
Gus taf enacted 10y the as, Congress Hear what .rGs
said If it by ife leading paper # that party IN New OK
the paper edited ty Webb. to whom the party are IN
d. hi,d for its modern Gfqs OF Wings:
As Tho prcsch hastily adopted iarr imposes proiibtTy
5,e on many arice shall certainty caN on the ext
Congress to amend it.'-Courier and Enquirer Nor.
1871.
caain paper Of ihe same monsre party, in connoei-
cut. thus endorsed this opinion of It's associate:
The Courier and Enquirer propery says 1t s'a
ca, o., the next Conrr,ss amend tie ierJ - coanec
cur Co1rapt. .N6r 1872.
Asa specimen of consistency. we add the follow
ing ftom tie same paper, January, 1914
We havs a,way< ecpressed our entire rFoh.uon OF
is principles and ds:aiis.'
This is even worse than pTinci'c rs FOR he public
exc" But wha; are expoct from party whose wr-
ssi,~cd leader a,grant example OF sel.-con
f,a isian NIr Csy ani lis pry have Claimed 10 b'
The authors # the pfohiiiivc American system Yet h'
r,ci he camp ,..sc which reduced ali duties to twon
>, per cent Hethcn openly violated that compromise y
nacng ihrou "a his patty and apgroving OF 1t, the PIE
eri ar If u,h carries lu'eS ~ some cases up TO hun
M per cent aud IN nearly al Ia an oppressive excess
vve[aiess he has the ,ntery 10 write for The E1ros
# strengthening tie hands OF h.s artisans II tie Sou
-~rbere Is 10 necessity q protection tor rr9iecii'.
sake Tie compronsse must 6e GfteTea 10.
|. tbs tie frank manir, Henry Cl4y, as lis admire
l.lieh, to call hm = Cie5e.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

In the Of some remarks made IN Tic House 81
Representatives. Washington, 10y Mr. Deet he alluded
to Mr. Adams. ard quoted sentiment from ham IN '"'of
of the abolition of slavery. concluding with prayer
" that in Gols time it would come. and lot 1t come
Mr. Dret as cd Mr.. Adams ii he understood him.
Mr i nodded assent aud slil with great earncslness'
" Lef i, come.
Mr.. Dtllet--Yes, 1t it conc No mliteT what tie
conscguencc let il comc. said the gentleman. Let
come haueh women aud children should he sain-ihoush
hood shpu Il hov Ike wsierthough the Union should h,
DESTROYED though the Government broken upno mater
thou. five millions of the peopc OF the South perish
Mr. Aiims (n his scaD--" FIVE hundred Millions
Y,s. let IL come.
The remark oi M ~ here excited considerable scnsa
ton in the House and Mr. Deot proceeded an sand he
one of the few in lS"i besv II was better I" "v
Civilian elected to the highest olce IN 'hr git 'i n'
Peopl. han IA military Chefain. 1t was then voted T.
the Gentleman from Mass .chuseiis eanHot ask ~,
country irgive 70. this oncc but do ask the par
don Of ny God for H.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

C.ry's 'E's.O Faces.
From tic Richmond Uhig--ihe ieacing Clay Paper al
T;ru;yf1

From tic Richmond Bhig-ihe ieaciag Clay Paper "A
IirgiHa.
.Thc fact that Clay is MORE OF FREE INADl.
uAN-advocac ~ hc Of a and reasonable Farm,
THAN MR. VAN BuREN. l. BECOMING, GIN.
NIIY KNOWN To THE PEOPLE Of TIE
SOUTH lli- letter to DR. Eronsnn, IN consequence oi
The unjust cricm of the ocoioc"s, and Their vile al
tennis To- show that it inconsistent with h former
on,nlons has had the eject OF bringing this FACT to
rc knowledge of thousands who ioIInefy were H9'
aware OF H. , -,
Fair Protection to American Industry IL Clay;
Il have always been opposed to what regard li'gl
TarilI'-I Clay.
.C,rt,n proiecou should be extended to our domestic
iricrcsi IL Clay.
i should have preferred ha. the compromise act, II
all lis parls could have been adhered To II Clay
.Asf,culIure needs projection II Clay
nce l;2 my efforts have been directed to the reduc
lion and n.odlhcati u ot the iarlif'-H Clay.
i snpnortcd the tariff It S}2 which greatly reduced
and modified the tariff of c25.-li Clay
NO more revenue should be levied than IS necessar
to an economical administration OF the government II
: Clay 49,, -
.Sucl, tariff the Wigs support viii possess perm'
nepcv end stability. quality Ear more essential ana III
pnr,nnt than a high tariff, producing dissatisfaction, hu'
iualou and Gncrrtanty.'-.l. Clay
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

The frs, blessing Of Whis Congress was the creation oi
National De5f Of about Itreny .Nuiions o. Do"H'S
Another bi,s-ing was the passage of the BanS'"Pf
Lar bu, which was repealed again 50 soon as the great
socru'aors and stock j.. hers had paid of their debts
rhcy appropriated upwards of Sir thousand d,Na's
m furnish The Presidents House which they stated during
the election campaign TO he equal II hnsy fa,a'e.
'rnev arpropraied II the widow OF Gea. HARRISON,
Treof, fire thousand dollars for one month"; service
The appropriation AMI exp ndiiur, for the h,s year 81
hir administration was upwards OF Thirty three .li-
lions # Dars-thneen or fourteen MI iio's more N'a'
Nr Van Barens slmnisirati n cost
A,d ,his i WING ECONOMYi Gall you !hi- iri
filing their promises, Economy with Vengeance Ia
deed
The people sec the great necessity OF chance OF '",
again and ar determined u b. 80 longer humnusg'd. '
Van Buren was hurried from power aud place ny hu'"s
gerry and iraud-anG he vii be cinsa'cd again 10y reason
and lus.icc Mark hat.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

.a.,G,siaGiisn.-Whi'e man ly lie nane 4 i gers
going his boat lying the lower part OF TIE cy'
on ,duesdsy night he stopped hs an assassin WITH
l<,ol IN his hand who demanded hn give h- MONEY!
10 hich Rogers replied be had none. ard Il u 10 m'se
lis escape by git whsn tie assassin shot him IN The
hack which wound has siace proved mortal
SeH;ine!
q Haig Case-Nisha.i Fzseral1 nFd b wife were
convicted Irov New York months rra. II bnf-
glry ani prison. II las since been dscov-
cred that they innocent aud they have te released
from prison. whoI, however receiving any compeHsa-
lion for oss of aud reputation. Pro ably he State
thinks that they have b.on Sufficiently AIDED ly escaP
ing tie remainder Of the uudeserset penalty.
efs-rroiflyA \ ie match eiil, aged abou, fourteen
wears pi, ked up yesioIday afternoon ia Chestnut s'e
mar Tcrth. ;ockci hook. containing near $1,000 in
hank noles which Lad been dropped but iew m ne's
before bv nan naued yiek'rs. from '"lum"us oh'"-
The eifl saw MIR Nrkcrs distance o eud ran aii'r
him. " a. II tie hook generously it'seA'sa
her with fifty dollars.-Ph;'adetA'a Sun
Roman cafloHe CLurch.-Dulis fsom the H., See
have been received Bishop Of Qieec errcng into
an aposioir cufary the woc territory beyond lie Rocky
Mountains lvnc north The California. ani appointing
VI rsanci, Ncber B'anchc'. Apostolic Nie'r. with Tie
title of Bishop Of Philadelphia IN pari.jls i,fdeinfs'
one Of The mos, ancient established IA Asa 'iinoi
The President If The Bank Of lniians has pro-
claimed the restoration II he Lawencehu'gh Branch II
all IL rncr ehs AID privileges. faiis-t' all inisns
AMI purposes--as Tie order OF sus.enson Lad never
been made.
\ tI abashing mpri.on ioT dobi hss fatsed The
Senate Of Mar, land.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

Keep il J.f.re the Western Pcopie-Ihat Mr. Bates
Wig Senator. in bis reply TO Nh Noodbur' stated ma,
Protective ranif 10 enl rye he h sis q"
n.u~try AMI STOP VIE TIDE OF EMlGkA-
rION TO THE WEST. WHICH WAS CARRY
ING WITH II CAPITAL. OF MEN AND Mo
NEY''.. No.,
The auiiics have strong confdene IN the suhiI-
ity @. citizens OF the West II ask them 10 support tar
IT which j. 10 stop the influx OF capital of men aEd mo-
fcy--To cut of resnurces-stop our posress--and
al for what TO hui ~ the prosperity oi the CID East
ern states and keep state ct siasish deed' on
,h,, We ar IL tax ourselves heavily all mnnuiac
ure aric e. that Eastern nsbohs may build splendid PAL
ace. ani Ike iu luxury thong Ivy 80 DONG we stop the
Tide of cngraton to the VI esi. Men AID money are MI
that ar ceded deve and these we are
nosiv desired dispense with and ald IN elevation oi
men t. lice who advocate a of policy diamei rical
onuo-.d to our interests Nerilv we must he considered
IS anaz ~ patriotic zensiree from all selfish motives
ard not oyerhurihen,d with SQUAD judgement or go@t
sense We apprchcnd the wings will discover at The
blat boxrs that they have rather misuni'rs rs'ood ou
casa ter and uadcrvaiuei i.teiIgence-fort "ayn
ScaiReL
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11
From The Wdshfngtoa on Spectator.
Texas and Public Opinion.

The National Tniegencer parades extracts from some
twenty newspapers headed public opinion opposed to
the annexation Of Texas tins Union We have taken
pains 10 ascertain what region II The country these
several newspapers their nativity, suspeeiing that
tins manufacture of public opinion was like most other
manufactures IN this country, nothing but specimen o
ankee enterprise and ingenuity and we hnd, ihai o
the newspapers, he lnieligencer Iuoius''c
quoted against Texas fifteen have Yankee editors t~o
EngIsincn aud the rest unknown; all are NhigS-as
'ruentiy opposed we suppose, 10 Texas asihc old Fed
eTallsis 10 the admission Of Louisiana tie d., of
Mr.. Jefferson. We hope the Iniegencer viii 20 on
with such quotations. They show that the opposition
Texas is decidedly sectional like that against the last
and from the party, with the principles
Let the Wings oppose Texas aud oppose Osegon, aud
be with the British both these questions MI the
friends uf either desire that the BRUSH tendencies
shall be most clearly developed aud The violently
the better The peopie will from the position
such parv faster than the slow progress ct events
dSclose-wiee lie the true interest and honor o the
United States The interests of Great Britain and the
United States directly opposed on these great qaes-
lions What gains the other loses and IN the mat
Of rexas-fhe loss involves The saeiy. peace and
prosperity of the whole Union. The worst thing We eau
wish cur political enemies. Is that they shall take sdes
with the British and then threaten o dissolve the IN
on unless succunb 10 The peionsons and ascenddn-
cv Of British power not only on the continent bat IN the
Union itself And then, crown the whole, let Their
candidate for the Presidency, Mr. Clay out IN their
suppor-and Mr. Van Buren, he certainly Will. 60 for
The side OF tins great question Their late WIZ
then be- doubt not like that of all the allies OF Great
Britain in American affairs. They Will be beaten 1nd
spurmed from the confidence Of the peolie
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

yg-We ui-h some # our Tariff friends would 'X-
l.i, :. decline ~ Teas There has been 10 dniy put
anon hem and hey have fallen nyiee Per cei'
If only lut, Of seu qes cent hid en- pat cf'n Tea.
anl they had iaen ten ger cent we should have Ah'~ .
~ ;, account l3r it. The imposition Of The duty would
have caused it; auyrae, II wouj have seen as Gear
- mud tina, duties DO aot increase prices hit e'nn
have been plaiuer Ne should have imposed cut oi
fifteen per eHi Teas ud have Ia len ten per
- -, ,sv have DOUBTED that tie lar.fi reduced tae
pricc Bu, now that TIE prlce has come down 10 ~ ny
five pes cent, without any use at all We should Ike ''
Know. WI at n. axes il act s'.-J0u' nafef Csmaeree.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11
CANDIDATES.

GTNo name will be announced without The cash IN
ad,ancels
aIrssns You requested 10 announce t'e
name If LAwHEsD 0r re-eecou 10 the Office OF
Sherf. OF Marion Couniy, ~aO vii &c Supported b m.ny
We are requested 20 JsrFH l. sTRtTcHER as
Cauda4e fr County u Maion County, st he
ensuing August election
fJ-We requested o. announce tie n'-e 81 LrSAs
Lar - cantiaie Jf County and Collector
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11


Ntssrs Cuarusxs Rush Couniy Is waxing up.
The right spirit pcrvades the Democracy here On the
81 # January last formed Democrats ass'eiatI'n
which numbered a, first. seventeen members we no"
have one hundred aud twenty in the association On last
evening Tuesday the association met that BENG the reg
uar nigh, Of its meeting, f The ruPose o: ceiehf'"s
the birth day of Thomas J,n-Fson The Court House
wa. rand aud imd iu 10 ovcrh1ving An address was
delivered hy John J. Robins in which he fully exposed
The asgitious and hypcercal assumption OF the Wings
that they are .Jelerso ian Democrats. Some oi t"e
Coons are honest enough 10 confess since mat hy are
not. rroperIg speaking. "Jehersonan Democrats ana
,ho, ,hev do not wish be understood that they cain
to be- if Jecrson principles were such as attributed
him in Rayners he Of that Iilusnous individual
The Wings on Monday lat drew the parry ne an" 'u'
party ticket. They claim m'Jriiy IN THIS township
W., we elected one inspector and within three votes
Of e!ccng our whole ticket The honorable 'u1se l. y
H,ekeman together with Fu, Perkins. wee eee'e'
TO the important and distinguished Office OF ftHcs 's''
,r. The Judge is decidedly popular here. Not 50 greer
800, miuh, suppose The Coons in almost every town
~; :, ,.e county drew the party line. AMI N every IN
stance where they did so, they were beaten an IL
uo,ri,y when say that Rush county will tell a '1e
s,crs, and November next ilst will start Tie iar Oh "
hide Of many an old hard cider Coon
If YOU have recollection, MessrF. Editors o' -
palmv davs of Jacksonsn, and of the sPni hs '' '''
the Democracy of that day, YOU can form some i1.'
the spr, ,ha, now pcrvades the Democracy here J.
poor Coous appear dspiIiied and Gown ea'eH' -
can, raise breeze nor crowd 10 listen 10 the ons-~n
o.. speecLcs of the Judge, the sub political tnurdeTer
peeiav appointed give the "Vanoera's ""h his TAU
Do, IN this district He has how. however, succeeded
getting into an Office the goal Of bis AMBITION an a'qn
reward for his distinguished services IN defence o' Oos
ism Yours. &c. MLhDLh
of the ~RnsLri!le Democratic Assoe.Gi.s"-
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11
CORRESPONDENCE.
HELENA. ARK March as 1874

HELENA, ARK, March &C. 1874.
DEGn SIss-Arsansas will prove herself true to dem
principles in the coming Her sturdy yeo-
many are for equal privileges 10 all exclusive
and they will rally with unanimity around hn who
lie selected by the Bat Convonon lear The stand
ard in the coming Mr.. Van Buron the choice
of party here, aud will receive the Of A,kinsas
The people will epudiae Mr.. Clay aad all his odious
era measures The log cabin boys be quilted and
deceived into the supper, Of Henry Clay by log cabin
shows and skin PROFESSIONS We shall make cean
shuckng Of them fall and skin the coon Set Ark
ansls down for democracy. Yours, 4.
I'VE shall forward our paper reques,ei-EIs Sent