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Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11
WASHINGTON CoRIcEsro.cENc
WASHINGTON. April , ~.

WASHING IUN, ApilI II
DEkR CHAPNASs IL write you IN haste To say that
Connecticut has gore FOR the Wings .ways supposed
she wand-by about coo mi jisiy. This will eiosify the
Whigs great deal They ,urnel all theiI cOiis 10 This
point Money WED Ike water he manufactures and tho
Banks free y oaly wonde. with that ihsy
have not carried il by larger majority.
Yours uy, WV. }. BROWN.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

PERU, March - 1911
DEAR FRIENDS As have leisure monent Will tell
you how things progressing in county We have
democratic township, in successful opera
ton aud believe all the ohcr townships have OF arc TOM
ing You tl roughly Organized Tor The
battle Henry Ciays has been 50 much the eApes-
sion Of "opnou fox the public eve, that the co1ns cam
as in 40 make sen>ecss shout and dive on 70 batte
without knowing Or Gazing what for except 70 break
down the government and obtain puteT Ne, FAR from It
they have been power FOR the last four years, and instead
Of plicaton OF The thousand ard ne promises 'ey
made in 40 they have TINE ci profound peace run the
gem raj government debt neatly 10 millions They can
not excuse themselves iy saying they have control over
the administration. The Peslsri j. Of their own choice
and he las .i,ne all thelr but the bank ill., AMI
their whs CoagIess which has .een in session moe time
since they have power than Congress was be-
fore e., ihc space has maze aud iecon'nci an 'a
.ppsoaiaon And John Tyler cannot he bl'mcd Tor not
in ,lc hank bills for he was chosen fr the very reason
tha, lie was opposed the bank in oder that they n
,v yi,,,na and North ca olinl But thank God, they
now mini ted bcfuc country They cannot play 'h
double game any longer. The cannot Po>Sum more
We have them on the hip. 1her days nun'etei ~
for Miami county h, make COOL account o ourselves
Cay caunot obtain far, the wing vote lie l. oea'e
coon here hope the demagosuc i'll visit Us again a. ~
"A oA, ana this State btfe, au he his New o.lean
laielv All tie people ask 10 see and hear Inn, u fo'
IN. democratic II ket We have every thin. III the word
cheer on to certain victory We shall BE- at The dem CT Al
ic voun. mems State Convention by fair iepreseniau
We approve of the very much indeed We aie y,
ectlv united and shall for the nominer oil the baliino
Convention without dissenting veirc. The Coon-Sknn
",ocs il here With ru.h' believe shall he able
send YOU 100 subscribers. NOlls, iibs-.'l /.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11
Cnc:,n Political l alnpi,:ets.

Flc.s Tor fLe Pc0ps n relation Pf0lecse TaliH e-
hraeng brief of The operation oi oas Tsf5 las
since the operation Of the government ioeiodns h4i 81
1872 Fort, -c-h, pages Pce cc'is each; > ahundfet
IA ASGfes in realm National Policy. 40. TED by The
Democratic State Convention, he'd At i"dsana?o On tie
Sth 4 Jaruafy Sii Sixteen p'ses Pssee soen sirse
; rer hunt.cd.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11
Mleei.n.-prslhel LIlms. h,s pall.Acd lhe ioIl0Nng


LsLel-Amas Kendall says = we never 'I'usn' u"
action ,, lte or SANDER IN eur life Actions Of thats IT.
h- connected with co, teal f bike following haf-
net which has siupg you hi< nest Tor the purpose OF
sklng him individually responshie YOU hn provoke 'he
stincs # hundreds We have always thought II the mos
Iui.eieGs n saeh cases, . b.te GU uas ana
.cst
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

KlCliLNND. Miami Co. ~ Teh 2. 1914
FRIrND CHAPMASs Well. the campaign has commc9 9ccd
this county. The are their old ck attend
I'd Count the Day and told they had formed !Iy
koon Kub was tod by all that they Iang the bell
y all the afternoon and finally, the labos Of the
tain mouse, they got together men and ! boys
though Of the men lawyers and the Other
gentlemen ioafcss without any aticular oceu AID
Of them lately declared bankrupt This a lif begin
hing, afd fair representation Of tic party Miami
county few lawyers and oafs at the county
are 10 dictate 10 Us county rooYle how
the people Of Miami coury satisfied iii
oooni.m- Eie township lying Gi.ecly norh Of set
of las; winter BY senaoE and Representative 10
another county because voter in u democrats tut
one and he caud be induced only os tie Senator
Federal cooncry whpatle lcle in Miami county. Wei
sayng being tie county scat, al Court heard
the tc singing a the court room evening and II
perhaps having eng session and went
20 see when behold the 'koon kay kub WIS about
peIpeuatng another exhibit Of lawyers upon the
community. suppose must have lost the pleasure e W.T.
Messing the most Of ,Lcir fandangocs when ent'-e The
lawyer candidate lor eccor Ibis Congressional dis
tci blazin. away random with al much oi-
feet, thought 10y with cider squirt and the
coous were cooked u2 uni him wrkng anl blinking IN
their wisdom like toad IL tay of meal lie was attefa9'-
prove tat the democrats wcFe opposed u popular IN
teligencc because they sustained tie veto power And The
way he proved lie would have the Pesi-
dent wiihou: veto like the British king lie dad ioi tel
them that two-;hds Of qu0um for doing business mis
pas bill after veto No hat would not SUIT coon aotes
lie also said that distribution # the n miEehi
in the coming oa.pgn. Now as distii u
but another fog assumption here - developed
grand scheme ~ which if The peo c will vote FOR Clay Tic
hall the cett Of the States
They begin think III is votes ale lecom. scarce AMI Il i
best lribsry In speaking upon this his iasor;'
his eyes spaklci Ike two buin holes IN blanket
ard the looked we Soomous. The on'
trying &c up the sensocss parade Of lsiJ but 1t al
90 them god Thi speech would have been considered
apfopos them but it is aigon II they cauy on Tic lat
tie they have commenced u, Malta Van Buen ~ a 81
u lie elected a. he Is living man. JUS S.!CE.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

Ssrfl Di-.s-cs Pt!aou--A novel divorce case wa
hrou-h hef,re the New jersey Council on "Wednesday
Peter G. Otert of New Brunswick represents by e''o"
ha, having once pesn,d the Legislature ior o'"'s'
from his wife, be ng informed that OH was lasse1 "
+ ,.,.l ,o,,he, ,yon,n. and lie now learns hs sur
prise that lie was nisnformed and begs that the Lg
,ur. Will relieve Lin hy ruiiyins hs first marriage an'
thus save him from the penalty OF the law
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

Er-essire Nsdcsts -Aexiider Hamilton b.ss ne
Legislature If Na-satau-eas u aeN MN = '6'' '"
ElNarl Hamilton lecsrse lie says Il Is too i"aeh 81 q
l.-,t 49,. fr common sort of man II safP'H -usA
usnc; AID then as al humble indy dual lie e h. ~"
uo,vor.lIne.s when lie l. Obliged to dseose lis nSn''
hes les lie l. aasu, plh-. s'-'e iniseai comp '''
Of his own aud Is unNi ~ - associate -
;,b ,,s.,,or ,-oauct.osi-. NJ Haa.ii;ons nod ss
s..ch IN fau.s as some persons presumption
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

Mn. RoGrRs vii! give a Coillon Party at Drake .
Hotel THIS CrHURSDAN) LNDAiN". Hpnl ii, a,
half past seven O'Clock. No Gcnileman VIII be admitted
unless accoufauiod by Lady.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

Queen Tcforia Insane - Letters received IN Buiilo
from gen, Ia England, according Ia HE Comm'rcsl
Advertiser of that cty state d~;Inctv what has before
been darhly hin"d az, that the .iy which long
afflicted George III is likely prove Hereditary ia his
shier Queen Victoria The symptoms, II nd
already app producing yet hut little more than
what the French montce hui giving rise To painful
appchensons of the result Tie j,une,s Of toe Queen
To- Scotland France and Belgium, aud her frequent short
tours various counties Of England have been made II
farther said in hope that change Of scene aud hi
the mind with thoughts mgh break the dl-,empered
chain and # possible, the threatened danger This
may lie nothing but gossip but wien. as IN this case
there the hereditary OF iiiy IN the blood, there
is a!ways reason for apprehension
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

The Washngoa Ish, Hose Company VII mert at Ha'-
ris r,ucrs on Saturday AlIl 18th, fo dnii iui at
,crasnre i required b. q. GALE, Captain.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

os;-,fsr a tie Ell eciaiions f tie passage oi ihe
~, .Ii, hy tie OAo Legislature are irusir-i'd he
Sr,ie on the ia aud l2ih r'I I,cied the two gene al
- iaSs known a. Duncan's' end =" Ha"ki'
- he NJ / charierug the Franklin, CAlliceie llocAng
ys.-.. s.eubenviile ami McConness!.'e ba~ks' hy a
s,nct party vo;e-l9 to ii.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11
srecic En.or;. and Exvorts.

Duri the years Of comparative free trade i''h.
s33 1912 inclusive, imported near hi'y MI ios -
dollars more lhln we exported From lS-i to leji
cusivc years Il high duties ed 'ss 'na
ten millions more specie than we exported. From lo-i
4, 1898 VIC had the chest and protective tar ts the
country ever had and the imports Of specie were les
aar any other period Of In yeas From 1893 to ISL
We had The loves: tariff since 1916. and the imports oi
specie greater than IN any other peI'i oil ten years
Mherism-Drother Hines has published the following
card -
oar posif on Gs 20 7iEse We Lave no "ew isA' on
the prophetic periods. Our time ends Win '"'s jewish
wear ii time be continued beyond that we have no "'hs
definite period to fix upon hut hence forward shan loon
for the even, every hour I'LL the Lord shall come a'n
can give the termination OF the eous '
,her own responsibility. II 1t be necessary we sha sl'
ours in toll on the point Let US al o. iear,' "a -,
r io,r. cir, about and our lights burning ha, when u
Master comc,h we may open to him Immediately
/ j. V. HINES.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

AuErlcAN E>rrnPnIsE The Largest Contract c1er
Tile Emperor of Russia has contracted with Sir
Ross Ninans Of Baltimore and Messis East~tk &
Harrison of Phla for the construction p one hnpdred
and s ro 0coofires, with tenders fr ecoh. and fve
ousand three hundred burihtn cars together with the
duplicates such paris Of the machinery require
TO renewed Thirty locomotive eng and one thou
sand trucks TO be finished in 1915, end The Ike
number be completed each subsequent year 10 leis
inclusive. The Whole cost Of the machinery here con
ac,ed for VIII lie than four millions ,f dollars
The locomotives and intended for the Railroad be-
tween ST. Petersburg and Moscow. which is four hundred
miles in length. The whole line If road is now IN
great state Of orwarlnes uner the supernto nief'e {"
our sccnt tc couniryman, Major George Whistler, aud
will probably be completed three years from tbs date
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

Shocking Nurder.-The Naichez Courier Of the 29ih
u gives the following particulars of dreadful murder
rer. ty perIetra,ed ia Lou siana Miss Denoss WAS
killed about the 18th insiat near Minden Claiborne
Parish La She left the house of a neighbor IN the
evening return the house of her fither respectable
planter hut not arriving. search WIS commenced, and
a Young man. hy name Lanbwrighl. net IN the
woods Upon the searching party proposing 10 GO up
o,ain branch be stated that it he had been
there hunting *. They did GO. however. and found
her dead She had been violate severely beaten, and
then her head held under finish the WORK Z"
death Some other circumstances have tied suspicion
of smhwrght but there positive evidence asains
him He Is n young man. married. NIh one child a
h. fore his marriage he had ADDRESSED Miss Demoss, an
tecn by her rejected.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

asi:-Uhigs Of ,G and 1i-Perhaps there IS
ma @ u, in history, OF greater lightly than he surren-
dirty Washington # all The authority he held during the
revolution az war. after he had accomplished he grea,
ends which Providence and his fellow countrymen called
upan him to do. Look at The names by which he was
.'gi Ac cain look the magnificent moral specia-
-, f The taking leave of his Brother Soldiers who had
so r'orou-ly hai,d los the rights # mankind Look al
tlc men VINO surrounded him at that interesting ume
Nov i tc mLd follow lapse Of CS years--and mag nc
i,,., ucu lie ded by Washington ramling ~ one oi h'
STREET. m one IF oar p,pulnus cities formally and
rra,elv " ih a.. he honor Of party devotion, rtcei'hl
sto tcir hos iiahc rroe on pair ct tn" na'esi' ar
,ie., siinai IA. ihev,h aan,s known to our woods
a. cn,ein oi heir puuc ics-ihc very T'hec'lon stop
our pen. Dat RrpHj.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

Sla,.rs .NpHpmiffed-Dr brisbane n@'i'e 81
Cbar.s.on = =. who y,ars ago. previous 10 'aHihs
90 his rsieuce In Cincinnati sod twenty seven q III
slaves AMI moved the latter cry within sior, '
az, re.o,,ot to redeem aud 'faie 'acn save nc "'u
Sold AL according y. at an efpense "i ''o0'' - :,
- "a ,l on sunday la, arrived with the at Pits
burg Iss re intention # D. Brishane to s'ue 'h' IA
comfortably on land which he has u'eh'-ei ia l. a, ''
c-uiv. Ohio thus not only giving them iher i'eed9"
tut az al, Ambiguous staTiln NE
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

n National .,fonumenf CT WashiHgisn-A hill -
before Congress. which apIropra'es about ssc,VoV
for a national monument at Washington. truly beau
tilu plan. The has been introduced to the
attention cf the House of Representatives by the Hon
Zaiock Pratt, of New York. The Washington Monu-
ment have in their possession sis70O and
Mr.. Pau's bill calls for appropriation Of sum whlch
in connection with The above, it thought viii be su
cent TO complete the work. The building or monument
will embrace three stories. The crypt basement T.
int nded 10 contain the statute Of Washington. with
inches for the buss of the Presidents of the United
states The second story TO contain inches Tor statutes
of the usous Of the country and the third to be
a saloon gallery for paintings of historical or national
subjects. The monument Is to he l.o eet high ana o
the same dimensions tie otunda Of the capitol which
is 90 feet diameter. The whole can he ompe'd IN
eighteen months for Sl00O0O-ihe material 10 be o
marble
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

Rev Mr. Dowl preacher has been committed 20 Jai a.
Colua sus Miss. for robbery at tavern Il s PA''a
n have u record such things lhoush comforting to 'ee
H., tAsv prove nothing agsiErt tae cause.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

The Phen:x Bank Of Columbus. Georgia has ex iodcd
Il was one of those Institutions. which has been
,.ro,ucI up from time time. short time since iile
name was changed from the Farm'rs Ba.a "f Chaita-
hoochee." to the Phenix b Diuk with the hope oi i'm
proving is credit dcceivug the public 10y the change
of name. The did not succeed aud the explosion
coull not be prevented. The Nerchsnis' Bank al
Macon another Georgia bank. formerly the Bans
of Hawkins,c." The |. gIs.au-e OF Georga all'~e'
the institution take name notwithstanding tn
many r,monstanccs presented agains, H. but The peep
are pretty vel quan;ed with the condition "i the con
c,rn Bv dfcppng the old name u coul not throw q;
The suspicion that hangs about II.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

Louisville mGauflefuri"y city mere were 'o''s-
=. - l,,o,s yy,,,s,e,E--l AZ our Medical Coll, <
laenl.h, - say the Louisville Dime CT the % INST
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

Tur Dr,p or l1s3.-Among the distinguished Per
~ q, m aXe .ied the nos; year. perceive the names
# Robert Southov La ..otte Tongue author oi :. -
dine Iianneman, the founder OF me iioi'o i1'''t
-, - . x,i,,sl,le .-sa,s: Noah Webster, " ashIns
,"o AII.,on. unrh 5 Legarc, Cevenger the Sculptor
rbonsreon The founder oi TIC Ihon'son'~" sEs'e" o
/ rredi~.ae 7rd Dr Claiming
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

81, iod in iic last number of tie Detroit Adveril-
ser paper th4t l. rec ,sniz as tie principal wing organ
n the Sla,c cf Micisgan:
Mn CL,y's PnosrHcrs We are not OF a very san
-.,,. temperament ~ politics. and We eey confess 'ha
=, tines we have had eur doubts Of Mr. Clay election
Nm, N4rrsharEl Coiveniion. in 1888, many hig
+ - 4 ,.nanr oihcrs NJ N,,d Of Albany and Mr. Gre
c, If ~ York expressed their op ION that Nh Cla,
c-ud u.t be o.,c'cl IA .Sic.
The opinion ems to be quite prevalent At TIE prese
tie that the prospects f Mr. Clay for the Presidency II
si oc much worse now lhan lis prospects for tia
eli : ia 1910.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11
CxT.-@Eys: WINE AND s..ccOit
l.sTAs}E.1~liNstSE
= l. l. ; q y . " T. v,
IMPORTER OF FOREIGN WINES. Llot oRS,
TEAS, FRUITS. SPICES. Ac.
COLUMBIA Sfro,i. bfficoon Nam ami Syoc mere,
s,.cf.tft-.t. d.

-.
COLUMBIA sfreei bei,ceon Nam and Syocmore,
Cincinnati. q. -,,
fTln l for s, .s , a si S "a l pi rlSa "io wiAi
"f winch he has Impaired d"r'i '' t''',
n1s lsi. l. A,u lo'A, ard no-''" consisting ."
old nupuy Co.'S" OH ioneon Dock Brandy vintage Of
.rine ,a.,l,sn Coz ane cd Br,n1y vintage ef"is25
oin .rrllevo~nr iae i'nnd,, Niaiarr i - - -
,;rrainr lanpiien do vintage Il 20"
Tie iand, ohoe, aud ~n l." ~" y The '"'N'"'V
few dozen isairs very fine LONDON Dock rianay Sow
olpaud .w d'z'n battles han @t" h,nna,'
Irs"a'e iir icif.i a"" '' }" yuan
aI pipes oInr Dapuy co.'s 'rany d last years m0r-
90 .. sse'ir'' coenae nla@sy iga Iof'
10 zip, c" %ss;g "s - A"s assa Ca" ..is. % '''' "''
. 'as" ao' on ,'a i'isr iam,a'es stifss
, do 81 Cos Rum,
70 '. .sa ma r @ MS,.., ss. .'%s s..,s ,,,sa IN "a
pipe hne od irisn aheky.
a., .o e. . N.ps,n. H. ~ aud Pom
~. -, and - vars ~ t'"i'".a an"'s ln.a "a '
r.roa e Gus Nadia ...sa '. 'S ~.~ 'y
,.a-r wrn ',adon Aiade.n, 'N ni""a M"'s'a'
,a"dn@an ..ii5 ~ ,aiea se,, nl"'ed iy
- am ~! Hellir@s and =" NV ..'ln sherry ..wa-
.,n,:enn'r "A o aia IA sep-i Thi ro'' la-ie'n
quality, aud re- a""'end,"' r., ios ~ a. ,, ~ '"- ~
- oo.kr~ Gnc .;akius' h'nra 81 me Wy 'les, ga
- doe" good Wine
10 ,sa,AA,s Heck, a iresi i'''~'s "'''
,,G .r niae 80, he ,,opme'ca 'f ne -.' and
c,'rs qa.r.- "ni ,, l,,',, H." ''' ever ''''s'
q d. conrr-- e j..i received @ the ai"e at saasn-
10 srace I4rd.u rrei
u do scotch Az. 49,, ~,
srire. old Made wiaei
8, do 1rns,r Sp,y Madeira ar-eae- ny rad sssst
Malaga Pate ani io"n lrfH sa , -, ~ IT,,
fIhe all pure an Of excellent sa-' and WI ''
: '''H very ''" -LEEwIsr-- s.,.-.
Il To- Ataff
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

Krs, il Jef5re The PeePle.-suck it on every tree
ras,e it on every mane, piece. wax 1t to e'e'y snoe
bench throughout The lea-h a"d breadth Of 'hr and that
HENRY CLAY, The poaai cste, ooh.SHe' @aHc'"g
coon candidate for tho Presidency sad on tic h'or '
Corcr,ss ihrt: ny 81,
. If yeatsaea ,riV MT ao.r rs ~ ha7e BLlC =
SL.4JES. tier must Ie; rs haze NHiTE ONES
& p 70 cfnao, cui or fre,cosd and b"sk Our sho~s
and haze Cur wtreS aud daughters 'sofk N n'
L4!clsa.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

Dr. Tei.r's Luck-.7 Jest.-The Washington coTres-
oident Of tie True states that evenings alter
tle acclsn, on board the Pm ceon large crowd tenz
mil j at Gel.s,'sa sira ger overl card t. say
.ssi 70 hearen Captain 7y'er had been suing
as'ride Of lie gun .-,en Il fred' gc"tl,'nan
stepped up 70 Li.n rehuk BIN strongly. aud sad " /
Shall make personal @Tr of IT. lie stranger repis'
o.. You had le.ier hear he lef.rc y'u say 50. !
intended IL have added that II he had ec seated on tic
gun his posd htck csuld te-e prlrrfGfh re efPiosDH
, General huzza au aId,d hin f,r lis IL scnGiiy
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

Il ia. tcen truly aid Of ilenFy Cay that he ), tie
ji,a, nrersoua,ios and el5od men of ~h principles
-N.ig address.
Tie lin Is Gszs;ie after reading the above asked II
+, ,gau'a not tc advisable r tie Wig party u get Ue
life of vr Clav iu-urei IA, loss the whis' Won
sustain should tasy lose their pr.ncies y the sua-'l
.ielih nf VI. Clay
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

.iysfebg .iceidsat-Ihe Ca.a.s tMe> Journal, tel
lie io.la wig: n
lte town Of C. is LOG F GO 10 the back bone On
-oup,nr The voes AZ recent eccloa. the lresCIng ii-
Ger was greatly assmi-hel T. fad N"is vie. " ''h
good deal # gravity be took II bet~ern hs lns''S'
al ,l,rr y ,o /, the aulience, sung out with sena-
,erial voice who threw this vote ! No answer
Who llrev this Wing vo,c This v',e Is evte"ty
here bv accident, genileInon, aud upon this he 'e'y
unce5emoAiOusiy i.rev II on the 'cF unco'"'ed-
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

Georgciorvn Y Rords March g.
DEAR SIn-We are passing from bent Island up ihs
peninsula ec,using oil the large towns on ihe second
advent of our blessed Lord (on tie stage roaic) (
expect to continue here II few days.
II IT were reveren', one mgh, smi" e; the curious
position Of the paTethecai sentence above and OF IA.
singular sense which 1t makes.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

r-y ,ia~ or au o. H~ o''ts4 h'n 80
4 Z ,t.- s..-. u f- I
d. Nt-. fss r ilf i.nn 90 indiai --'h 'tF
gt. t-fs. Itfee.n tae isfl- it'-tft' t.f-
,f. f.r ..rf 81 '-ti..f- i'-' '-
Maroon rtf'ifA- p. tt- ..r .r..t..
.l-f. ......-..-
,.l,s r. ir- - r-a.ze f'e 'e aH..ffi '.' Al
.sfalei t.e o. fl 'f~t'i . ''-
,.4 -af tl a'es g.. A- -...-.r sl--r q
a.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

= RaaREi. Naitsr. ts 4, .n. , 80 , ~. - A..,if..
Ia t- iet-e Extract i.-eo.d. ia-f a.
f,s. ~ tsa-s'oieoi
carr. tS4p 80 i
4 fRIsh ,'9P's 81 ''''' '''' PR.- lo> ir.sN 6 'e-
HATS. - 49,.
- G Arrs la.e-, .;le m e. .~in ani % ,,.,aN +. go
- 6.r s.e ioA ~
@yfsSEs.
10 bAa1s,- s. o. s'.''' X '.3sas,c.-t st5-cSr
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-04-11

.lGHeli is,n on he Stage Route. Tie Rev. hF
Bales one Of Mr.. Mer's clergyman, Is eciuiIng "n -
peculiar doctrines Of his sect lie writes Ia trend WIZ
a view of having the p@5c prepared 10 lear him, a
&,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-16

The above With great many other nIaas - ...
ieeI no hesitation 10 saying lint err st.ch 3 ...
lA, which ~ enable sell a. as il" p .s- - at
Az Who may ar In want of ri TIE above .a4t.
anime our stock before purchasing e'se"Ae
greatest Of p.eas-rc 20 VA. lsIeIa aaI s'H" ~.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16
FriShtful Scene with n Leopard.

A irightful scene was witnessed in the streets
ot Baltimore on Friday The equestrian compa.
ny of Herr Dresbach was according TO custom
riding through the streets, Herr Driesbach him
self in a barouche with live leopard The
company stopped at a hotel, Driesbach taking the
leopard with him under his arm a great crowd
Of boys, as usual, gathered round and as Dries.
bach came ont of the hotel one Of them, a lad
named John Quinn, about 10 years of age, STUN
bled with his head against the leopard's nose
The animal caught the boy by the cheek, and,
burying his claws in the flesh, drew his head
into his jaws. The sun Says
with an alacrity and daring that does credit
10 the courage and presence OF mind of Dries
bach, he instantly thrust his hand into the leo
pards mouth, and jammng it down his throat
all three fell TO the pavement together; the leo
pard however, would not release his held, and
the screams of the boy, together with the excite
ncnt, cries, and alarm ofthe crowd the growing
of the ANIMAL and the startling and peremptory
demands of Driesbach for knife, caused scene
of the most thrilling horror, and the oombatants,
as matter Of course, had wide field for the
struggle, ample scope having been afforded them
by the receding throng. Before a knife could be
brought, however, DriesbOch, by thrusting his
hand down the lcopards throat, succeeded in
choaking him sufficiently to extricate the boys
head when he released his own hand and LODGED
the dangerous animal in the carriage The boy
then taken into the hotel, when, upon exami
nation il was found that the injuries he had re
ceived would require the attention OF medica
man"
warrant was issued soon after the occur
renee, against Dresbach, by Justice Mcdonald
and he was arrested, charged with an assault upo
the boy above mentioned, By means of the AM
NAL in his charge The physician Of the bo
was examined. He had just left the pstien
whose face was much nhaned and swollen, br
doing well as could be expected under the ci
eumstances The chief wound was puncturc
one and its effects could not be determined upo
for some two or three days--it might or migl
not produce lock- jaw modification, and even
ually death After hearing the case, it was d.
cided by Justice Sha.fIer that bail could not
entered until he could learn more definitely ii
tendency ofthe boys wounds The lion tam'
was therefore committed TO prison Driesba'
had his hand very badly bitten and suffers mu'
from the wounds --PhH Leds.