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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

iast received from Aness Iron Work. SALISBURY Conn
SAMPLES Fangs Tyre for Locomotives and RAILROAD Car
Wh.eIs This Tyre is made rntireY from hammered i,oD
and swedged smoothly the rolled ar,iels Railroad
Companies end fngnees Wit be furnished with hi, article
mad, order q anE size shape eegiSe3 by addressing
OLIVER AMES, Fas Village Como or
MITCHELL. & WfTHERELL,
dl2 Inns 6 Maiden Lane, ". 7,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

ihs Coroner held an inquest at the house OF Ste
ea dates ls Bowey, on the cody OF Maa scndder aged
sgs portion Of stuck fast her throat, aging her
II divg her speech and Causing her death IN tea m"
a" aud before medical aid could be afforded edici &C
Etpvl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
NEW CLAY MINSTREL.

u" The Clay Minstrel: or, National Sorsser,
which presxed Sketch Of the Life Public Services and
Character OF Henry Clay. By Jonn 5. Lte
For sale at the Tribune office Price Is single copy,
- 90 ~ Jo,a, w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

WA VA a H. .nsis hose hn VA
DAVID SANDS x Co. Druggists and Chemists.
,loa Pms Broadway, corner of Markft~5t.
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STEAM REFINED CANDY.

II I, & A. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
Il. Of Chambers street. constantly manufacturing by
steam and have hand, large assortment Of Candy
&C. OF superior quality suitable FOR Inc Southern Market
Th; Candy beng made from Refined Sugar will Keep in
VAIN climate harder aad dryer than any made from sugar
cl3 Inns
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MEMORANDA.

MEIORANDA
The ship Eutaw. reported IS having sailed detained oy
the bad weather
A ship supposed to be Packet, also brss
-
q Second Advent aIee:ing.-ELDER GoFs.
WI setaT. sht s.s s9e5G en
Of Sets free TIL pulls Eeafa Inb I sbl 5 rsT
Thursday by v Hines a: NJ SrTuce'si'eSi UP stars
iai II
~ Mechanics Institute Lectures.-GEo [.
LIZ ROW 4. VI. will deliver the Sixth Lecture OF me
Course the Lecture ROOM Ciy Hail. Ihls lhuISday}
Sabject-Slocut;on with Rectations Lecture 10 com
mence al o'clock. CHARLES [. BARRTT. Actusry
snaksperian Headings: at sst,. Clinton III, IN
4iali.Ar MAGE Ms has the honor to MORN ms en-
seven o'clock he Intends read ana Iscite from
Hamlet from Milton Young, Pope and Blair various seec
tios accompanied with appropriate remarks, indicating a
vIa nj delivery as lactced IN London by distinguished
Masters and Actors. Colius and Obs with other
admired pieces will be spoken The reader Will please 70
on.nlt ne Programme Tickets 30 ticket adj
,niTtiuc lady and gentleman; Students . cents each
Is Murray-s;Iees, Jan. g !Stt-, ISL
~ chronological Lectures-Thur even
m al Thaiiaa Hail 400 Grand street saiuIcay evening -
EotSop street OF Grove-boih commencing at =
o;c,1ck Subjzct-ThuTday evenng-Anaysis OF me o9ef
~ y Fowler and ", K. Strachan. PhIenolcg'
lea Rooms 13 Nassau street antilles AUG parties
if desired
~ sunday SCHOOL E1hibision.15k5i i,.a6 n
Chufci tneaI s.ksL vii be 5eld tbs evening
I,n ~ o'clock The exercises will be TaIled ana inter-
estins- Tickets i2i cents ny D. h-o .. -'s N'0''
Soticc.-The Howard + B. soeiety hereby &C.
1lege the receipt OF Donation o. = b are FAR 70
asSs IN a.rayins the expenses of erecting ~
which together with may smila acts % kintfess anu a.
m warm. 'hSAs fjs3lt. W FULLY, Secretary
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SOMETHING NEW TO TEE LADIES :.
THH PARLOR MAGAZINL

THU PARLOR MAGAZINES:
LADIES' AND GGNTLEMEE'S WEEKLY y
ZETTE o; Literature Fine Arts, and Sciences-:yh Re;
morris s,d Notices Balls Concerts, Solrees, Theatrical no
Fashionable InreSence-w be published on sATUR-
DAY January 9th, 1911.
The NIas.zne vii, BE- published in magnificent cuarto
form on paper equal that used in the finest Annuals and
printed on new tyne the superior manner embes!ed
with slendl Steel Engraving week and sheat OF En-
rayed Music the next, alternately. =,
In this TIE pubsne designs 10 furnish Magazine OF the
most fined characterone that every gentleman Will take
pleasure in presenting his wife or daughter.
The Will he devoted TO advertisements OF ausenens
periodicals. fashionable Establishments &C. avodins any.
thing objectionable.
Tems-S3 or CT single Agents, who BUY
to sell again. s; per hundred: By MAIL $40 viii cause ouf
copies 10 be sent 10 one address Tor one "ear
Sold pY all tie Periodical agencies IN this CITY ana
emitted exchange b publishing this pfoeetSs snas,
80 j. l.. KINGSLEY. Publisher,
Il ,,r. AZ Ann street. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

TOPARTNERSHIP-T undersigned have
- his day formed copanershp for the transaction ofa
general Nj ney Elk hage and Stock business. under the firm
Of WINSLOW s. rsRKINS-Ofi No. 40 Wall street,
Dated New York, January lst, 1874. r. II. WINSLOW,
i.32wis J. ~ PERKINS.
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l ne Captain Of a ship was stabbed by one OF
VIC" IN New-Orleans on the 24,h plt,
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RRUSSELS CAKPETING,

~ Just received, inveice OF BRus stLS
CARPETINGs, which, with our stock on hand, comprise
tb most SPLENDID assortment the Cyfor sale cheap by
tie o r c. W. SMITH & COMPANY,
40, o,vis g; Broadway, toppcsits CITY iall)
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NTANIEU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES honest,
w intelligent and enterpsng young TO solicit sub
scter, and collect for and popular Magazine
None need apply without written accommodation OF pos
..ng ta abny. Qualifications To su~h good encourage
49,, % m h. o,y.n ISRAEL POST,
"i5HI o. No. Astor Houle.
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q DR.. Fell trourHuo,s fouors su l".al
~ females upp. i.=. the hair ccnc-siing broad and
It,ti forehead the stubborn beard ni kind OF
-fnous hair. e gel th- genuine ne original
SUI " - w lkrr-streer, onr door from Broadway
' ~ .r bottle; directions French and English.
-. Brown 10 ChesEutstre-t, Philadelphia; Jortiail
5iiiss.ert Boston; Gray Poug seesie Green, Worce.-r
rh. Tonsey, Rochester, y. y. GUILD. Bangor: Whit,
GA. c. HriInstree Toy Ca.sw.ll, Lockpori (. C.
- Nildezown, Coan.
Ca be SEN rsr- before buying Preof positive t End
no mstaAe. -----,, o' i'iHNi.
NUTS. Nufrs, aIUffs-Oi ve-y superior gu alIty,
onr which OF th- a-st Natural and Black Lynx
10 be- found in the citG-t2I sale a. WATSo$'s,
" " Hat and Fur Store. lS Chatham 81
Ladi-, would do well call and previous 10
urchssing slsswaslp. TaDed Auf. Of every description
istf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

lust RECEIVED. Via Steamer Acadia, 10, Of
- new splendid goods for senrmens dressing gowns
Ao an assortment Of style silk and Satin VeSngs
able b. and msddug choice ss.of ment Of
HIs.tf NyM T. JE INNINGS < co. 23l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
II FROCKs CLoAXs, ac.-Ertye Beaver and Pilot
Cloth Over Goats. Winter Frocks Sscks &c Also, extra
and medium lily Cloth Cicaks, Cor sale 2sl Broadway,
American Hotel, opposite the t0un,.,n.
oi3 istf NTjENNINGSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

COSMETICS.-Prentisss superior Toilet Pow
x DER Pearl Powder Rose Powder Gourauas celebrated
chauxs wash TO remove f,eckes, aad supero, French
Rouge with full assortment Of articles to imp5o,s IN
SANDS CO Ne = Ess, Broadway, corner Of Market
~ A<Sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

The ship Eutaw reported having sailed, detained by
the bad weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

lust PUBLISHED HEWET'S SPLENnlt'-
y LY ILLUSTRATED EDITION Of THE BOOK
OF COMMON PRAY Exhibited by the Rev. }. VI E.
Wainwright D. D. and embelshed with upwards OF 700
CRAVINGS his work has been got of about
s2 GO0 and offered the oy price o IS 30 cory
supebly bound with gil; edges an elegantly embossed
Turkey Morocco representing m aud exterior
of Trinity Church, New-iork. II. w. HEWt.T,
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CLAY SONG BOOK.

CLAY SONG BOOK.
~ The National Clmy oiinst rei and True
Wings Pocket Companion, for the Presidential
Canvass of 1874 Price 70. 81 90 dozen, Tor sale
tho otEra &c I,hs T rllus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

CUPEElOR OLD pOmT VINE ~ BRANDY.
- ac-The .ubsc riber Offer for sale very perior po,f
Vine in glass and OF ds.t-ais" old pale Coz. Brandy.
DID Madeira aed ShefEy IN 81 ass aud IN "ood.
Zine Hooks C!srets Durg1Ec;: and Sauer-es of
dsz-n each. AMY 10 GiLcERT DAVIS,
ala i.1 - Pine Errset, coTcar OF William.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

WYNN. Z. ! IINNlNGS " CO Diapers and Tail.
w ors Broadway, American Hotel oDpoatr The Foun
solicit assortment OF ssasonsbl Ksods
Including Cloths CaSs:meres V-stpgs, &c, in all the
and various styles
Under that the system Of small profits and
Iuck returns which as elected liberal patronage will
s. continued whilst arrangements such az Will enable
Us 10 fill all ordsrs III future with rromptnesa
feature establishment which must commend II 70
ho.e articles .o immediate the addition -
our stock Of assortment OF first quality ready made Gag
ens CONSISTING :urtouts Frock:, DesI Coats Psna
looms, Vests Oic- Costs, Travelling Frocks, Dtaasing
Gowns &c. -
kerches Gloves jus ende.s Hosery Under Vests, Draw
-rs Muslin Shirts. Collars. &C., al plics. which mnat ofa1
Inducements pnTchaseT: jYlo Isu
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DlRECTons
Valentine c. Hall, J. 3 Townsend. Edmund Penfold
VIM WhitswIigtt, Martin Hoffman, William +. Leseett,
h. j Hutchinson, Smih Harriou, Charles Williams,
William Il Johnson Elias Drake. Rob. " st1t1oa,
Francis Butler. George Pomeroy, John halk n, JunT.
ELIAS @. DRAKE. Pres't.
Cu. Ssc,y nj paws
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I'D TO BE LET-A very eligible sore room
1 Office 23s Broadway I'd d905 from pa, llac c l.
as both Broadway and rark 9ees aa" en- De
- -
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DTDROOWS TO LET.-Several convenient
= Bed DOM, with JaTol. situated within MINUTES vail
ro; the CITY HALL will be lie, o" furnished or uniufn'sA.d
m .irgie gentlemen INQUIRE No. 50 West Broadway nea
t ~ SUI ~ 80 > -, il IT.
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TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.
EIHE PIRLISHtES of the tnLiowine Paner

VIII please SEM copy 10 the ;et0lolltan Reading
Room, New oTk CITY until further notice Send billy
DAILY.
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MoBLs-Adve1ts-r, Herald; SAvASSAH, f's-Repubican.
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Daily Advertiser; Der RoIr-- DAILY Advertiser.
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enc AGO. Democrat; NEw-HAyEN--o urer; FICKsBrRG
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THE NETROPOLITAN READlNG-EOOM AND
LIBRARY will be npned rlseIs the evening o! ts
10th inst 500 Broaw.y when shall be happy take a
cup Of coffee gh friends About SOC papers and pellodl-
Gals Will ha taken from all parts OF the void Admission
(ar lO,hi 10 e-nt' TEsNis Of
ST; 6monhs So: mouths 5 30; mouth, 81 cents r alt
these prices the Reading Room br4ry separately ALL
Subscribers have the privilege Of The Chess aud Cigar Rooms
SMELLING S,tISDaLE.
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DOWLANU'S KAGYGGH.-Tce genuine arti.
Iecl1 manufactured b. Nsrs. Rowland Son VI London,
the bs,, prcsa;iou improving and identifying
he compexion. IL eraGicats all srptions and
renders soft hocminy For sale
DAVID SANDS 4 co.
d20 I2ts = East Broadway cor. Market Sc.
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= DhrenoIosicni Lectures

~ sunday School Enhibition.7E!i zabeta
sf chae WaksI The nFHga s,1 ,b rspin .,
1is rock The exercises will be TarIed and inter
Jaa' y cksrs -. cents may be had al The door 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

I'D For SALG-The three story brick house
ca and LOT of ground l45 Gfeenwich-lt near l. cetTs
LIE ss. Aprly 10 ANTHONY j. BLEEC KER co,
S~" -Afi'' W No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

Fa.ca or Viii. for Hsroring Je!li=s Ices sc. For
..!. Wholesale and re,ail, BY DAVID SANDS co.
do 2r, Druggists II East Broadway, Of Market-s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

VAKPENIEK WANTED, at low prices, l32
| 4 Nv il IT.
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MEMS, HOYS' AND CHlLDKEN'S CLOTH
HAM-STREET and 4 BOWERY, viii keep constantly
hand full snd eosnplete S9sG;nr4sfoI MEMS BOYS
nacs n tr ,o.r rssHioNAsLE STYLE, to which ne would
respectfully Of those AZ he has
made arr4ngern- 70 receive CLOTHS, CASSiMERES.
VESTIHGs, sc, BY every Pack-. snd hss secured the
Of -xpe.ncsd cUt.sr- he ;edg"s u.ci give
perfect satisfaction 20 al who may p5TcfsIe.
N B.-GGrmsats mate 10 order az the sh0rt>- no:tcs
and with strtct pUHctUG!,iy. si2 trlia
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BELOW.
A ship supposed to be Packet, also briss.
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JUHN Z. MUKNISUN,
No. 1873 Greenwich.street between Vesey and Fulton.
Dealers in Drugs Medicines Paints Dye Gods Tea, and
Grocers articles; Overs Manufacturas Paper.Alakers
Dsters Conectioners Brewers Beer-hlakers, Bakers
and PaTer S,aineTs' articles dig m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

EULOkED SATIN RIBBONS No. ! and IL
" fine as,orlientAso black sud blue black Satin Rib
bons Nos 9 Il and l5so black aud coloed Velvet Rs
bons-a full assortment just received and for sal. by
WILLIAMS, RANKIN & PENNINAN,
DO Ivse 60 William 81 cor Cedar
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POLICE OFFICE
CORONER,S OFFICE.

Daniel Corwin wa. arrested for stealing pair OF
'Vots !som Charles G !ifth, - Caihesmrst.
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= Mecnenics Institute Lectures.-GEC

=
,F RON a NJ will deliver the Sixth Lecture OF The
Course in the Lecture Room, City Hail. This Thursday
Sab;.c,-E ocut:on with Recitations Lecture 10 COM
,,,srcssr 8 o'clock CHARLES L. BARRiTT, Actusry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.. Ftesent-Aldsrmaa FuApY
and quorum
Before any business was done, the Board OF As
,''ta4ts came into the Ademe-s' Chamber ad the Two
joa.d Went intoa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-01

INC Wig ~sankfupt Law ani against its repeal. essayed %
10y a ic~ ftin-~; be said TIE Whi-s passed this act but
w"en they iaabd Il IMP 'ppiaf they repealed IL, but was
careful not 70 tell tlem that Cay voted az inst iis rcpcal,
ard ~ inst the Instructions q his constituents. lie deals
M saufeT erd abuse ffem te-lnring 10 close not Cre word
% argument. We were Addressed IN The same manner On
saturday ~ the same man AMI >rItA. bat At was al o. 10
rurpt = they caused some 3 ~ : % ms kua " icd-e 10 doll
tie coon kin coat a.! declare themselves Tor Polk and Dallas
and ihfg lad Tie gid luck d confirm all Waveung Demo-
ciafs AMI thes ~ont o. their way shouting huzzA for Polk,
Dallas aut Texas.
Indeed lie bencoiacy gained much, We hope they Hill
have another meeting son.
! like 70 have fsi-ot talt the dirk man n The 1" Squirt
hln di aiiempf ~ slcsk and while speaking he reeeisel
long. leut and enfhu ate cheers ewing a. The Top Of the4r
voices hUzla TO- Barnett auf a " pound - butter"
TO sum ~ The Whole aI 10 u w4s 10 90" The old
Putnam boys place tht4 fingers on th..r nose and tie them
they . caaft quite come it ST her down FOR 200 maj,Iv.
Next saturday we have a gfard rally. We expect a ine
lime. Can't YOU te wIh a.. and give Us one Of your loud
crows fOs Polk. Dallas ard Texas.
Yours 10 Tie bonds II Democracy, ID.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-01
~ IT, STATE S-anael.
Na.i..>m and W i.!.gcry.

Nrssrs. InITons-TIc following resolutions were IN
'roduced at The last meeting 81 the democratic A'socia-
ton ct knlshisiown. Ind rs one Of cur adopted citizens,
Coonrod ki-key, and passed by acclamafion
Efso'r6d, TIN, as some of the leading wings of this
Township are opposed Co cur naturalization laws - they
now stand. and some If Them go - far a. 10 publicly de
clare thai no adapted ciiizen should be allowed to vote
until be has resided ia Tie United States II years, which
IT adopted would be The reviv4l Of the old ahen law Of
John ADAMS with seven Years added To 1t. ", therefore
a. democrats. and followers If Jefferson, Will oppose all
such laws. for they are INTERCHANGEABLE and always have
been. and are danserou, 10 civil and religious Liberty.
Rfs3rtd. Tint tlns association are M favor of the nat
uraizaion laws - they now stand. aud we pledge our
selves To use AL honorable means IN our power, to pre-
vent any parry from DISTINGUISHING our adopted citizens
for u sear-, and no e.son bat Il bastard American in
feeling would advocate such Il measure
Eesoirsd. That VIM. :. Archer the WING United States
Senator IN Congress. has rendered himself d~espIoablc IN
ile estimation of all lovers OF equal rights, by his cru
sadie against our adopted citilens.
Rosoirod. That the above resolutions be forwarded To
the staic Sentinel ut Indianapolis for publication. and
that all The German papers copy The same so as The Ger
man population ma, see who are their true friends.
I l.. GonIE. Sec'v. W. VI. FATE, prest.
kNIGHIsIowS, July 10, lSli.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-01

Great efforts are moklnr To sfas, IN over tAe corrupt
tar-ais between Adam. and clay. but there i, too
mach recorded er @eace tomcetaud sustain tie charge.
John Ranl,l I'm leaves behind hDm tie fl. wing. IN
reulg t. slr. Leyere;t. n Congress
lie lclavl coudesceaded 10 ele-tieneer with me.
and said. # Won # the south WI eve IL q tic wc>;
any other man than john q. adams f.r President. We
Will supper. HIM. Lei any man drny tsi~ who osr1
but. sir. remember, lie tlen expected u he cfi1tflt
before Tie House. Il VA. ata time wien hc and he
rrc. la. incumbent (AGan) ~cFePsalclr ptredogahn>,
each other. and Mr.. Adams Led crsved defiance. and
clapacd hs wings against tie cock II hca.ucAy
SIS And re q tie west gavcus thl> very same John
O.. ADAMS for Phi ~. AMI 80, tie odicehcld b. him
I~Secrotlry Cf State considering lis support a re-
Visionary interest IN the lrssienev- L was ind cd
..rat>iane in cur MOUTH" but Wc swallowed ne
arsenic. fAir. Z. then goes On % show th@t alter
Adams had prosecuted tie best II orr country-maco
traitor, 81 al. SC But I'll Is freisen; and q
ns,or.ou, as the sun az noon-dlv II j. c>iabA>hedu s'
there was n colisean. = coGErrr ceLtVsioN between
the PRINCIPALS in bl>aft.r-not written or spoken
fr men who meet - ia a 4tasnel acd. cannot bring
even Themselves i. sscaA Of i Il disAnettesms' ~c-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-01

MEssns. Cu.rwANs-The following occurrence which
took place IA Cambridge, Wayne county, - luminous OF
tie sisnal defeat which awaits the NhI-s IN N"tcfnbrr
next. The circumstances are a. follows: on Saturday,
.7th July uit. they were TO erect a pole said to be two
hundred ieet high, which was To- eclipse any thing Of the
sort IN all tLese Gissins. Well. IN the afternoon sumo
two hundred men and bows assembled and erected Il post
fifty feet nigh to Which were affixed the ropes and tackle;
they then proceeded TO tfy whether they could raise the
pole. but they couidn I quite come ii and IN their efforts
the post containing the ropes and tackle gave way, and
To the great modification OF those present fell To the
ground, and thus aii their joyful anficIpaiions were blast
ed. II was then gwen out that on the Monday following
the pole must be raised bat come one more zea!ous than
the rest concluded that II would not 90 la wait 80 long
accordingly about q or 10 O'Clock AT night they ccn-
mcnccd beating up for volunteers. and soon had rs they
thought. force enough TO raise tie hAs Of Henry Clay.
They then fixed their ropes TO the bridge across White
after, and after lahoring I'LL about = o'clock M the morn
ing The ropes broke and let fall their pole winch broke IN
three places, and To which was attached Il splendid fi1@.
Now. Mcssrs. Editors. YOU viii confer a favor on tie VII
ter by giving the above 4 place IN your valuable paper Tor
the encouragement of those who are engaged IN the good
cause of Democracy. 4 TRAVELLER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-01

DNtt-NN y LIT. Joy -. 1T
Ncss.s Eltoss The great coon taatan-o aloat which
.hc coons have been taking aud w4sln- iot the last iaiee
or four weeks come eff 81 last saturday. Aftci talyi : all
thci, forces beaded ~ Caleb B. smith member II The present
Congress. who cane ole 10 en;i-htcn the a'-eIincs Of THIS
county. Henry : Lane & Nhi- CouEfe>s mcmoIN, AMI the
eoisIcd man Oh toe +" Squirt Gun " with all Tie boy that
could tc par.6ei they Numbered about COO AMI al told
pne thud Of them Democrats. assure you iAcN were
chop fallen a barber would have asked daubie p.ice ioE shaving
one Of them. theIs faces were - long,
We have never known the Whl.> more consistent win
fheir principles; thty appear q have hal his IemtiNale
expression of their dictator IN view he All tIl WINE
spa, krg Of tie repeal of tie Bankrupt Law >ats-. 'es
his lac aud su bresk ne grand lax "a ne diam y y ag
priacig,sS" They went sorlc . OF o mics ~ TIE county
T. cut a pole from oil . man, fam who hat iaken The
lencht Of the Bankrupt lsw, hlNln- inst mo.t-ased A' i1Tm
10 a friend. until he couli IN thu msnncr relieve him>ei 81
IA. liabilities. The ladies who made the amer wee some
of them daughters % Binkrulis. lacy met at the house
of a Bankturt ani made II; who P'ysf After T'i>inS the
BANKRUPT pole the banner was iaf,cd ~ 4 h'nAtup'. \
nuc.,,on wa then folmsd TO mach 10 The taitecGe : onni-
s.veral sias.ha'> oil latet t~o OF whom wee Da"h'u4E-
The Jacotin C4y club met on FIIday nighttime PRESIDENT
was Banku.t commissioner aul ~, a-dies>c4 oS a eo',
eapaiiaie fsr the Legislature MI wills Who i !" favor -
spuexing Canada Instead 81 I'NsS, 50 t"a' SO = -,
D,itish brethren max be Pc ccie4 whose interest ne ~ -
much al heart. and whose form Of s'Ne,nmsnt - o mu.
adnifes. Then III. Lane who ,otci "A'h II 'S'' !"