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lie hopes, from thirteen years practice, and a strict
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otice on Main street, one door West of Marchands S
silversmith shop. and directly opposite the Fort
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LAS just received, per steamer Trident and offers
l. Il for sale low for cash or country produce
100 sacks salt
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IsI.s' loaf do
90 crushed do.
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A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT o.
The Champion of The Americ,
Is now in the hands of the Engraver, a
ior publication in sho.t time.
The 'Spirit of the Times" is so well ,
out me country as the acknowledged ..
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
From The Baltimore irgzs. My %.
and EsIrIIOny---fhc Democratic
Candidate.
Union. harmony and concession, have done the work. and
we have the incxprcssible qualification Of proclaiming L. our
Democratic friends, the n manaiion of
JAMES k. sSD5.A.
or wENNFNNrH

as tho unanimously chosen candidate # the Democracy, by
the delegates 10 the National Democratic Convention and
We not only respond 10 the nomination., but 10 5, from tie
very bottom of our hearts. AMI shall eul-t lnler hs tanner
ing, as we de-, from his long life Of putlc service. and That
too IN the most trying times, he stood boldly forward, and
baftled faithfully ard marfuliy IN defence II he great PRIS-
GILES or DEMOCRACY. In ttoSc days which uiei mems
himneSs-in the attic be wceu the PEOPLE AMI the MANI
MOTH BANK-nhen The CONSTITUTION If the country
and tic liberties of the people were Geice'y assaulted, and
in nminenf pe.il. JAMES X. Ok. tie nominee If tao
Democratic y tonal Convention. stood SIDE by side, lending
his powerful aid 10 the Iiu.iii Us JACKSON. The people
viewed hi exeTuon> then with APPRECIATION, and they will
soon give HIM hiS gcrly6 ~ comforting upon him The high
est honor in their giG. We have only time - say, that lie
rHTHusIN>TIcA ALLY UNANIMOUS. With such a standard bear
eT Of cur primer leS-fhe bosom fi,ni of AvDRFw JACKSON
we now q forth t. battle, ard are firmly convinced thst.
under The fg wh ch hc unfurls, there VII hc a raIiyinE CT
the iiiend> oi Democracy IN one urhIokcn. Irresistible Iha-
lanX-the people Will comc.faTih, fom CITY. town and ham
let. In the East. in the West. in the North and IN tie south.
it will cause confidence, ENTHvsIA>N, UNION, HARMONY
AND VICTORY
In aroiher column viii lie found an abstract of the pro-
cccdHugs OF the Convention, which remained in session until
too late an hour FIR HE reporters 10 write ont In fun The ma
ny excellen' speeches made the result is jy enough for
one day, and We must defer any lcnser notice of The po-
CeCdngs at this time.
We will merely remark, that before the Convention al
JouTned, The news had bcen transmitted to WaSiit ston ~
Telegraph, and The following response returned which was
am ourced 10 the Convention by Gen. HAIsEy Of New
YOKE
"Thc Democratic members Of Congress to the National
Cunveuiion as mhled at Baliimric. gfoeiing:-THKEE
CHEERS FOR JAMES X. POLK. OF TENNESSEE"
This was responded to ~ the Convention in nine heartfelt
and vocteIOUS cheers.
ArrFRVooN SF~lOx.-The Convention is now IN session
Mr.. WRIGHT. II New York, has been put in nomination for
tie Wee Presidency.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
TCy.ss ana Tic scnnrc.

from what II oan gather from tie best sources. The Y
! t'"nins Post inier- that tie 4. : Senate is divided
on ihe question Of the Texas treaty o. follows:
''g1f"sf f"H'JGtten-LNan Fan fold. Aiherfon. Bates,
I h."ic- summons inncis. Huntington, Mics. Phelps,
! piiain, Iailmadge. Nrishf. DAYTON. Miller. Bavard'
Clayton. Merrick, Pierce. Rive. Archer. Manyum. Der
mn. Mn'fehead, 'niienien. Foster. Jafncgan. Tappan.
Ear aud Woodbridge.
for iansoaton-Leyi Noodburv. Buchanan. sur
eeon. liay w.od. llug"r, M'nnfie, C"iqu,. flanagan.
Henderson. Walker, SemPie, Bfee-c, Bagby, Lewis, Sc
Vier aad Fulton
l"u- there Viii be . votes against. and l. IA favor Of
the P'oIse', as now presented. ofrhose in favor ofTe.-
-, only %. Is from Ne~ England, and from the free
states generally only sesen. 81 those asainst the SC heme
sixteen axe i4oGi -lasc States.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

He continued a, some length. in the same spirit. and at
length resigned the floor. hut a small portion Of what he
said having hsen heard beyond his immediate vicinity.
Mr.. McNuiv. Of the Ohio delegation. then succeeded
in obiaing the floor. from the elevation Of the benches.
and was speaking on the appeal when the President ce-
cided that 1t must b reduced 70 writing. This was ac-
c0rdingly done. declaring as follows.
The Pres dent having decided thaiit requires twoihirls
10 suspend or Tescud a rule for the gov,rnnent of his
convention, | appeal from that decision.
He then spoke OF tie question. but was frequently
called 10 order. He investigated tie usage Of parliament,
aud conlended in favor f ms appeal. tie WIS speaking
up to about 7 o'clock. when a motion va made to a4i,urn
Until Tomorrow moraing, which. after a division. prevailed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
II-m He Y. o. Tropic.
-1rttTSctiEc F.r:ti4s in New Or
Ec .ss>. 'arf, .qlares Ec-troycd.--2sO
ff0tssc~ E~U::-ci----- ---rssSc los OF
Pre- r,sr.-.

- w. vi
E'ro perry.
o"r 10y hoe moro leon , It'd hy one of ,hosc
dIoadiui and destructive cor firfa'f.fs wh,ch every now
ard hen occurs. causing Irat.n-c - of property. a
dfcad'nl amount of suffering ana 0ts,rv. and casting
gloom and melancholy. not only on tie immediate victims.
bet ca all classes aud conditions Of ncn In the vicinity of
the dIsa-ir Us calamity.
The hre which occurred on Saturday. was. We believe.
one IT the largest # rot me Of lie very largest. which
has ever spread rum aud devastation m our midst. At
al events, the nsmtcr 81 sufferers by the ravaees Of the
Occurring element, exceeds 20 far a. We can ascertain.
that 10y any former conlagraiion. On Saturday. about
Twelve O'Clock, the alafm of fire was given, and We
FASTENED down Royal street. following The e,gines. but
soon returned on aSceTtaining that there was no fire.
y" had barely reached our efire when another alarm
vas sounded 10y the acep-inned bells. and on hur,inc out.
We found thus time at hasi. there was cause for alarm.
The fire broke out o. Mr. Croft cargenier's shnp IN
Caa.i street. between IRENE ard Fratk.in streets. The
cause was tie crelessooss Of a umes man carpenter.
WHO, after lighting = cigar with a locoioco match threw
tie match GA The faor whirh was ihicklv s'rcwed with
sLa'ines. rs might lie expected. the sha,.rgs took fire.
the itn.es sfFcai with rapidry. the shop was one mass
Of flame. and The wind. which was blowing a fine breeze
adjoining dwelling, occupied by Mr.. Croft. which in turn
brcamr a heap OF smouideriag ashes. and from thence
communicating 10 other tcncmcnis m Tie Immediate yiei-
miy, 1t : on acquired such force and bower. that i, " =
apparent II every one. that all .Ilsis to stay IT, ruthless
c"u +, 20 ly The ordinary means would be totally us,less
and 50 indeed tie result proved. for becoming more or,
c''nS with what II ted on. the fire spread with incanceir-
abe f'iidlJ m every direction. and never stoned IN lis
fsenilr>s course uuul I'D square were LAID IN uirs-
about %i0 houses destroyed, aud an immense loss of
property occasional.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
DoWiIn.'> .ses,

We don't complain because friend Dow ing has got a
ii j'"' ht Ne i'h@ At sirange That q responsible person
"hp offered 70 perform tie same duties az a much les
sum should h-sT Don fefn77i- My was more given 10
VI ID cen fho ~, preferred, Tie rou Wayne Sen
incl ,'@ie- that a gentleman OF hist place offered 10 take
u, contract at les W. bellevo mat IRE should IL. Il,
take itat $4,000. Si5o0O b.. than Mr u sci-. Never
nind II all comes GA, ollhe people. as The wing. saw.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
r. om The ohio STA. esn.rn. estra. Jures.

Though cur irst Choice was he u ket # lsi0-ihough
We were again anxious to rally under he flag IF VAS
bUhrN and JoHNsoN-Nei, with chesr!uincss, We vii
rnse he fhg + POLK and WRIGHT. aud With a zral
untiris. Will we DO battle IN ih,ir behalf The ticket Is
one OF which the Democracy have cause to feel proud.
and one which VIII make vhigerry quake fr very fear.
The nomina'ion # Gov. Polk. tor President, was
mcuimols For Wee iIesiden, he vote stood
Silas Wrrh'. 25s
Lew Woodbury.,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

From The Rochester npsrat-'py paper:
We wl-h Nr Cay Did MT hold slayes; hut reseubo.
les. - al h act prove him u ie les bound 10 Ia, =,
han ! ara Buren,. who i rids.d 10 veto an, hill Win n
would abolish slavery IN The district q Columbia. va
greaty prefer him 10 tAat Northern man # ~outbe,o
rr-rLI....'H
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06


tees. TIC recitation Va. 81 order then ,hsre wee tnen-
b-siS e mntee. ar fhis most ee,taialv VS. not he in'en-
tn 81 he Homo able gentleman who offered .hc resolution.
Nr Hopkins # -. a..,i an adjournment. AID lie ap-
o,m :, = = : ,a.,nrm,at, .J1ee''e : me e nm 'a.'o'
'''" 2 US "'' Gov excess Almost 70 sulgeitlon,
iy uttted '' J se'hff NAL
soafsni,g MT II "a. n.,[. !" p.
a" w ST ii the Convention 10
:, /" Wr o,lrf, o. iHet app n,nent
aF.inr no Tssf,,i', e. - - =. 49, OF
- NJ, - "I' Me- slpo'H,e' mei aa
~. $500 i. 49,. ~ ~ 80 Nohsth1ion;
By lie gentlemen who m Il. t, rSf,.' - Vol - 10 40
~ -" ~ va ut
I'll ne r.saii'f,'a ~ re 80 no' Ii-m9 u"deI-
offered a. II w. 4 is,nt = m,at,ec .n1 ne Gooyen,,,a yai
80, ,f.o -, ~. az ~. ~ a.
-. - t' ..n m,aseuC9,, how then, we's they t. di'ehafsc
.a,..n' ~ -" ~. " =" t'"'" ~ 'o'-
menbct If tho commute ,nI ,b,ss., 49, ta
81 70 mat. he had a sufy =. -, no"e ~ 80 I'M
amine the efelen-iai. of INC teIesates frm -. So, So
81 tt.,.tt I'm '' "' '"e'
NJ K.tl.weu nd oex -c-,r. ia rr. q.
rom il. whtrb f,ev o.. ,.fntt.4 '"t,,fha ~ ~
tee Of ,rao,emea, bd ~ +. -, !, The he.1 and ~ n -. ,anm
bos,ypr lie 80 ~, no '"s 'o , I, II l"sy " MI
tie Conscatrn ni,,t apn.inf I, sesct anotber us n" n,s,
ee , e,e,' eon comm !" oesn' 10 have an o loslenity to deh5.
oclork.
40 so,n c.,o-
va, m.ae tast Tie Cs'tento1 t,@ az = = > ~. &c 49," af, a m a9d
SIT. Brelcu Of IA Surre.itl tie anY15utan,nt of , c,~-
mitcs +, reprt one. g., 49,. -. ~ - :" : ."p,
tic Convent -
BIT The motion T. take a recess being ins.steI ON. was mt
aaI e,ci.l ant. m. Co.r.,,.n ,4 - - f'
-
q The contiHua,ioa 81 tAe proceedings r NTonlav. which
feIouss ~ ee., e., no p.l,n. 81 e r. 80
M: -" "' D'"'" - '"' iue'1'F mon
Arrrnxo,x
-
Inc 'oaFent'n haet. pursuant to ~ ,ufnmen', II I o.
FIST to.iae., vas the rs e' - =, no - 49, 10 'ider ne
~ WIS '' 'tp't '' We comm Tee on d~.eSt1onS
ana c'eienu.s, on' '"e 'laiiman II nat committee rot be-
~ H. ,'l - emp'oF'd ~
= - ,"e ''m"N' upon me Necessity
=, ~ cn '"s"3 '. RE = y -. pe,,o,' ~n' are u ! de'esa'eS
That s,fefy vyhic, mi,,i - ,ola"er.J hr ~ - -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

u The New York Repubhc, which the Wing papers
asserted was established by British gold 10 promote
Tree trade i"eoiecisni. IS very complimentary ,u-t nov 70
"r- ''ay' and has but luie to ny about trade Of any
sa'i- ist iAols uat the "bni-h gold ha- produced
ih'' remarkable result Let tic Wing editors answer
What SAYS Tie Josrnal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

IRoLIFIc-The wfe If orc Ar- Lar-eI, lvin- rcar Pc
ieEssIle Md was aiely delivered oi lus healthy chiIlen AZ
one tmh--al u which ilom llsi accounts were 4 4ny wei
Tins A. the same woman who about eighteen m.nin. go.
hHth 70 thiee chiidi'' At ono 'me-mskiug IN a!segca .al-
dFon in eighteen months.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
LATER.
SSEaS WEIGHT.
or rstr- .Aa

has been unanimously On sen the candidate for the Vice Pre-
sIdcicv.
ALL DANGER Is ~pAST-THE UNION or TIE
PARTY SECURED, AND VICTORY CERTAIN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
Nj, higan
A4t--uruu.
Arkansas

The Convention then. at haif past one o'clock. ad-
lourned until half nast three, when II resolved 10 proceed
with the ballotung
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention met at halt past three o'clock. pursu-
ant to adjournment, when At wa- called to order bv the
President, and the haiioliing proceeded at once. a. fol-
lows. tie States voting as they were respectively called
F.,n, the chair r.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
Tie Comment.

= 'i sA"tr HE fortunes 1t tao inquisition before |
""u'd si-" 4 'hi having Tor as o Jet tue abolition of fla.
very mite D-tict OF tolumhia. or in any manner give
.ar.te"i"ee - The lreJect.-C ters reucfks 10 Uisr, a..
ISL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

IS. Bank .N1frs.-Accorliug 10 the last report of
the a-siguees of tie L.. ) Bank. il appears that lhe-e are
outstanding again-, the bank 40 $50 Of tie notes of ;lc
Old Institutions, which it is assumed. have !een lost or
destroyed during tie long period suce heir issue. The
amount outstanding Is therefore reduced . about Il 600
0U0. VI no gI tie tcntf OF these $4,000. or neariy
half a million, now among tie slam and missing 1t
was not the us.e ho4e4 s. FOR thea arc a.aas Ia, p.Hirn.
lar item, as vel as IN many others. We suppose this
vii be adduc'd By the particular admirers of paper money,
as one Of tic conclusive evidences Il he utility Of such
a currency.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

SPeeiaf PrivHeses IF tie har.-The Chief Justice o.
the Superior Court ofNeS iofk. la'eiy decided ttaiwhere
a isyHa1I acted a. his own Coun-.i. he ~as not ,nuti,d
to costs ia case lie succeeded bot where a tgal gchr.
man acted as his own Attorney. Ae was entitled to ful
costs. This case "a Peek ". Hastings.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

From tie Glo'e # Wednesday night, Bhy 20.
:. Scl:-dc;si Observation-Disclosures
t.schy--E.se Ey tsl.E'. fOr tic Cause. ne
ltAilo I'm NSaR.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

was lst. The committee were then, on motion. permitted
T. report.
The following Dis, Of gentlemen we've pre.en'ei hy he
commit ee, ~ their respective sapaeIicS. a. the officers for
The permanent olglnizati o OF TIE Convention
President.
HENDRICKS r. WRIGHT. Of Pennsylvania.
Vtos P5e.iseafs.
SrrPurN Emory. Of Mime;
IlrSRs iltHrArD. II New r. m,shie;
HENRY ~ CHTfDs, &C Nas~acbu~etts;
LUTHER Is. lrNT. uf Virginia;
ALNET BAtLoU. Il r. Island;
R. J. INGERsoLL. Of Connecticut;
SAMUEL NorNs. # Y York;
JosEPH T. EDsrIL. Of y jersey;
!. l.. Dawes. OF Pcnusrlv1ua;
WN Pack f Maryland;
JAHEs y. SUTTos, If Delaware
WI r. RoASE. II Virginia;
i. VI. SAUNDERS. OF \. Carolina;
JoHN u. Howard, II q orsis;
BIS. =. SHrlDs, Of ALBANIA;
powHATAN Ellis. f Mississippi;
InoINS NJ. MlfIAa>, Of Louisiana
CAVE JunN>oN. Of Tennessee;
Lynn BOYD. ef kcntucky;
NA :. FUiToy. 0t Aikusss;
NICHOLAS S~cIioo>HtKtR, Il Ohio;
ETHtS \. BRowN, # Iraiana,
JAurs SOW, Of Illinois.
j. COLEMAN. Of Missouri:
RoTERr :. VIZ OK, e Michigan.
Se%cretrries.
Um. T. RHchie. Of Virginia
YHomls p NrchsH. # y. Y TX;
Ge5rge 1. FRO ~. r y. Jersey:
Cb1rieS 4. Bradford. f Mississippi;
Heary H. Ca,rotL. of y. Hampshire;
Um. H. MoTgia, o. ONO.
This oiginzapon teiug submitted to the Convention, it
wa unanIm-n>.y al pisd.
The Convention then adjourncd until Q o'clock tomorrow
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-22
(GinSe(anrt.)
Soh beS Serrn Neter Softer

9lm Sreita9 beuo ben sten bietes, 1tarb peter Tcf
Ter, elt Burger oeter Stabt, i'm 9lter orn 80 abren
3 Wcnaten onb % 2a9en. Begen Der Sanftmutbio-
NrteefertlDfct unb Senaet eiuee Gbarafters mar
Ger Sertortene oeliett nb 9eobtet BON Aleu bic ibn
anl1ten Scluc lrrthen lleberrefte purcen am Souns
taSe ben TO- S'r Jute Sebraobt, be9leet bon fciuen
Srlcern Nren'ouerer uno einer GrrBcn slnSab[ 8lr-
germ Der Stact uno oe6 @cuntDs. Die Qcoe ppcu Der
Geritcr6ene etn M9lieo mar, nahm fc(oenoe Gtulet-
tun9 unb SehlnlIe ais cucn 9usbruct ibrer gefub(e
BET oleIer geIc9enhett an.
Sn elmer 8eriammlun9 Ger @antcn Qooe, So. 60
am 9teu Noo 81. .. 5944 40. 1914, tpurben fc[oeu-
De @inletuns uno Bc1hIn1e euitinmi9 onsencnn1cu,
ndmlict
Da oiele eu9e ron benz Epce hires 8ruoere, Deter
Gofler 9cbtrr bat, 70 betrad7tet e e6 aIs bre ntt
Sa6 lebte 2eu9nlB BON BEN 3n9enoen III qeGen pel5e
i'm te QcbScit siertel uro bic lebtcn Tttcn III cr
fen, bic mir lbn ais 8eritOrbener fduoiq (o. Geu
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OelPr lrolber @nter. @r War ltren9 red)tlid parnl
in Nreunofhoft, lan9iam i'm Sefduloi9en, fdneu i'm
SerSethen menibd, 3ntraulto> geleaig, fthl no lei
ccnaft6lcs tur& er befaB jece g9eufbaft oerien S
Qemlrlnen uno Su ftfIeln
9Seni9e Dleniden baben mebr Sreuuoe uuo menser
Senoe, (wenn or II II botte) ais er. Den @borof-
ter eiues 1olhen WaMnee 3u perepiQen lit bic YHdt
Der Sreuubldaft uuo Woralttdt benn pblhon Der Sor
uns ben ebenoen Wenchen babin nabn, 70 binterliee
er crd unbrrnbrt Die Grinnerung al 1ene Sn9cnoen
oaher
8eIhlp1tu, oaB unlere 8ru6er1daft eurd, ten Sob
ucn 9etcr Golfer enes ihrer murbieten @leoer, uuo
Die mendIiebe @elenldat einen fhdsbaren anO suten
8ureer oerlOren bat.
BeldlciIen, cas mir oem eeihenbesdusuiB un1ered
oer7crbenen 8rubers MCrsen, Iadlmittass llbr
6eitpobnen mclen, Hnb oaB / II Asldrift GieIcr Sin
letuna uno 8efhlife an bic gerpanoten oes 8er(for
benen r1no eilte ere AT bic 6erausqeber Der per-
fhtchenen 8ldtttr bie(er Staot CUR ger6feutIiduns
9ciaubt merben. 49,.
8eihlcleu, baB mir als 3eiden unierer Ndtuns uuo
gum anSenten ees 8erforbeneu einen Sor breiI9 Ca
ge lang am linten sIrm tra9en tpoIlen.
geldlc0en, baB mir uns oereini9en wolen NIT ben
@[eoern ces "0iraln Chapters go. 49, ropcn Der
Der Berhcrbene ebenfaus etn Witslteo mAr, uub nit
oen Treunoen bes Beritorbeuen i'm AGeemeiueu, I'm,
Odttel su IammeIn fur Die Grrihtuu9 ciues 1done,
Wcuun'entS gum snoenfen bes 8eritorbenen.
.-.-. Daniel @cttfhaQ,
gD. Reiiter, pro- ten.
QruiS Shdfer Sdreiber
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-22
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