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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-07

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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14
MARION COUNTY.
Decatur Township.

The Democrats of Decatur township met at Sulphur
Spring May 9th, 1885, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to attend the county convention to be held
at indianapolis the first Saturday in June. NOAH
SINKS was called to the chair, and THOMAS w.
HARGUs appointed secretary. Whereupon, Noah
Sinks, Merry Mcguire, d. L. Mcfarland, Tuns
Bush, Thomas w. Hargus, and Eli Sulgroye were
duly appointed. After which, the following resolu-
tons were offered by ]. Price, and unanimously
adopted
We, the Democrats of Decatur township, in Ma
rion county, 90 approve of the course taken by w.
w. Wick, our Representative in Congress, relative
TO the Oregon question. Also, feel much gratfed
with the pursued by Governor Whitcomb, in
the transfer of the Wabash and Erie canal, with its
assets &C., in liquidation of part of our foreign
debt; and in particular for the manly stand he took
against the hypOcrltica law passed. III disguise, rela
tive 10 the canal lands
We approve of the vote given by our Representa-
tves in the last Legislature, in favor Of the Butler
Bill and their conduct, in general while in session.
lnaSmuch as there are nine townships in this
county, recommend districtng three to each Re-
preventative, and the taking of the Senator from any
township, TO suit the wishes of a majority
Our first choice for Senator is William Stewart !;
for Representative Y. E. r. Wilson; and for county
commissioner Jesse Price. All which is respectfully
submitted to the voters in perfect good humor.
THOMAS w. HARGUS, Secy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14
Franklin Township.

Pursuant to previous notice, respectable number
of the Democratic citizens of said township met al
Daniel Moore's on Saturday. the 9th of May, 1876 |;
when, on motion of r. M. P. Duvall, DAVID NOR
RIS, sen., was called to the chair, and WILLIAM
CRoPPER ADAIR appointed secretary.
On motion of James H. Stapp, a committee, con-
sisting of A. Carson D. Moore, R. nj. ?. Duvall, j..
Thrasher, and j. ii. Stapp appointed to prepare
suitable resolutions expressive of the of the
conventions when, after a short absence, the COM
mittee reported the following, which concurred
in:
ResOlred, That we have the most unabatng conf
dence in the frmness wisdom, and patriotism Of
President Polk, believing that the Republican party
fully realizes the high expectations entertained of his
ability, and that his will brilliant
lamp guide the footsteps of future of the
United States.
RESOLVED, That cordially approve the course of
Governor Whtcomb, in carrying out in his admins
tration the principles of retrenchmen and his able
exertons retrieve the lost character of the State of
Indiana, and the reduction of heavy portion of her
obligations, which call for the eternal gratitude of
every taxpayer in the State; we therefore, will give
him our united and hearty support in August next.
ReSolred, That the abilities and frmness of Paris
G. Dunning entite him to the united support of the
Democracy of Indiana.
ReSolred, That we heartily approve the course
pursued by Democratic Representatives, in both
branches of Congress, in giving the notice TO the
Government of Great Britain to terminate the joint
occupation in Oregon.
RESOLVED, That approve the holding of general
county convention at Indianapolis the first Satur-
day in June next and that Franklin township send
twenty-five delegates to said convention consisting
of the following gentlemen: Jacob Springer, Jacob
Glazier, Jacob Mather, Elias Moore, Amos Morris,
John Nossman, Stephen Tucker, John Leeper, David
Moore, William CroPper Adair, Amos L. Messenger,
Josiah Thrasher. Thomas Berry, David Morris, SEN,
James Lightfoot, r. Nj. P. Duvall, John Pierce,
Jacob Tolin, Nimrod Kemper, William Tucker, John
Miller, Alexander Carson, William Power, Thomas
Wells, and James H. Stapp.
Resolred, That the proceedings of this convention
be signed by its officers, and copy be forwarded to
each of the Democratic presses at indianapolis for
publication.
DAVID MORRIS, SEN, President.
VIM CRoPPER ADAIR, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

COSMETICS The Philadelphia Ledger notices a
new cosmetic, advertised under the name of Meen
Fun, and concludes with the following sensible para
graph, which we commend to the attention of ladies
ave protest against all cosmetics for improving
the complexion, excepting plenty of food air and
ercise judicious clothing, which includes lacing,
and plenty of soap and water. All cosmetics " sold
in the shops, that affect the skin at all, mineral
poisons and affect it inuriously. Most of them are
oxides of lead. All oxides of that mineral produce
paralysis, and hence must paralyze that most mpor-
tant organ, the skin and thus produce disease. They
may remove eruptions from the skin. But how 7 By
driving back upon some vital part, the morbid mat
ter which the system is striving to throw off, and
thus produce cancer, consumption, other ia
tai mischief One kind of cosmetic, much used, call
ed Pearl poUder, contains arsenic. The white oxide
of arsenic, rats bdne, absorbed into the system
through the skin, must bevery salutary Werepeat
that all cosmetics potcders lotions, 'cdshes and such
things for improving the complexion, "pufed in the
newspapers and sold in the Shops" are meen fun to
ladies, and therefore best when let alone"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

MORE OUTRAGEs IN THE CHEROKEE NATIoN.-The
Cherokee Advocate continues 10 record outrages and
disturbances of the worst character, perpetraed in
that unhappy section of country. On the 9th of
March last Oo-na-noo-t, venerable Cherokee, was
attacked in his own house by the STAIRS, and muir
dered most fouy. little negro boy, belonging to
him, kidnapped. On the 18th ult, Cherokee
named Whitekler, was found in possession of a sto-
len horse, and was arrested. While being conveyed
to prison. he contved to slip from the horse to which
he had been fastened, and was making his way into
thcket, when he shot dead by his captors. Tie
two Uchee Indians who murdered Reynolds, the team
ster and stole mules, the 10th of March last,
arrested in the Creek country, but one of them
contrived to escape The other one, who was deliv-
cred up to the United States Marshall of Arkansas,
has confessed his guilt Wheeler Taught, who muir
dered Ta-ka-to-ka in horrible manner, was hung on
the 9th of March.
Wheeler Taught, Cherokee Indian, found guilty
of participating in the murder Of Ma-kacka. another
Indian, hung few days since. He confessed
his guilt, and gave the names of Tom Ellis, Jim,
William and Washington Starr, James Taylor, and
Madison Gerring, the last named white man, be-
ing concerned in the murder.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

INDIANA PENITENTIARY.-The Editor of the Brook
vile American recently visited the Penitentiary. He
says:
There were at the time 12S convicts there. IF
law makers intended penitentiary for place
of punishment, efectually have they succeeded
in their object We talked freely with several of the
convcts, and they generally expressed kind feeling
for the keeper. Cook the representative from this
county, looks rather feeble. We found him in the
yard wheeling brick The first thing he inquired of
us. about his tcife and children. What can be
his feelings, when in his confined and dark cell at
night to think of wife and innocent children, whom
he will never probably again. though he may live
fifty years. Horrid thought! ife,-a long life of
confinement at hard labor-and there to remain, to
keep alive the reproach of his children. Much better
for him. for his family, and for all concerned that the
halter had long since closed the scene He has Joined
the Complexities, and has been baptised.
The Prison in few weeks Will pass into the hands
of Mr.. Patterson to whom it has been leased for the
term of ten years, he paying the State, the of
SS0,000 for the use of the conyicts labor. We have
doubt but the prison will be in safe hands, when
intrusted to Mr. Patterson. But has Kindness all
the smiles of man, can ever make penitentiary a
para disc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

MEsMERIsM.-The Chronotype, singular daily pa
per published in Boston, relates that, at one of Mr.
Sunderland's lectures on Pathessm few days rgo in
Boston, went to the platform in magnetic
state, and after standing awhile with her back to the
audience took her seat and called for the lecturer
After whispering with her, he informed the audeRce
that she told him that there was a in the house
who had been guilty of horrible crime She after
wards and told the audience, distinct voice.
that it in South Carolina, nine years ago on the
10th of September that man named Daniel Clark
disappeared, and never seen afterward- The
murderer in the house. This created some SEN
sation and calls Of name, name," "point him out,
were heard, but the prudent clairpoyante held her
tongue.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

TRINITY CHURCH CLocK.-The clock for Trinity
Church in New York, will be put up in about month.
1t will weigh nearly 1000 pounds and the estimated
cost is S50CO The following description of it is
published in the Morning News:
The works are supported by frame ten feet long,
four in width and six in height with cast iron turned
pillars. The escapement is the usual one, and is re.
guated by pendulum % feet long, with bail of
200 lbs. weight attached. making 24 vibrations in
minute. The barrels, upon which wound the
weights, by ropes of IA feet in length each, are
three In number and about two feet in diameter
The weights are severay of 1000 100 and sou each,
of which propels the time and the other two the
striking movements, both the hours and quarters
being chimed. The pendulum itself is of white pine,
saturated with hot taow and contrved that the
mospheric changes will have effect upon it. The
escapement wheel is of brass, exqusltely finished,
and the escapement of the finest hardened STEEL fitted
to be furnished with massive jewels which will
" make it indestrucllble. Ii is 10 be placed some
forty feet above the clock faces upon the tower
and will connect with the hands by bevel gear and
long connecting shaft. 1t is calculated to run eight
days, and will be wound with great facility by one
individual, having very ingenious piece of mechan-
ism whereby the works are kept moving while the
clock is being wound up. This is said to be the
largest clock in the United States, and is the work
manship of Mr.. Rogers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

THE ALL-CoNoUERING DoLLAR.-A late act of the
Legislature in Louisiana shows that money is even
stronger than prejudice. Two women of St. Domingo,
who had inherited large property from reative in
louisiana valued at about $4,000 applied for the
privilege of settlement in the State, the necessary
condition to their securing the property and their APP
pcation sustained by the planters of the parish
in which they wished to reside. bill was accord
ingy introduced into the Legislature In accordance
with the terms of the application, and discussed
at length. Some opposed it, the ground that their
laws against free negroes ought to be equal in their
operation, and they certainly could see why
colored emgrants from St. Domingo, an island where
events of fearful importance to the Shareholders had
taken place, should be favored with a suspension of
those laws. 1t urged that their position would
preserve them from assocatng with the slave Popula
tion but the real reason which prevailed on the Leg
slature last grant their application by of 46
to Ii, was, that they were heiresses TO large fortune
belonged in fact to the aristOcracy of the planters
The same will bring them plenty of white suit
ors, asking their hands in marriage!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14
Ihe SIaIe on Imdiana=-MariOn County.


Cross Bill an Ckancery
John Shul the
Chriaa Hsgar, Hicks wife
Of Robert Hicks Caharine Adams wife Rodoph Adams Upton
Haga VIII lam Ragar Caroline aga Sarah Hsgar and James
NJ.
ENHE said defendants all of Except he defendant
WILSON, hereby notified
year 1876 of the Probate Court aforesaid the said complainant
John Shu filed said Court his bill Of complaint against
them together with the affidavit person. showing
that they all defendant WILSON, esden of the
State OF lndiana that said bill pending said
them and that unless they plead said bill before
the calling of said said Court be held
the Indianapolis Monday
the and the things contained wi be
taken confessed and held as 9gafh,t them Attest
w. QuARLEs Solicitor 9s-9w r. B. DUNCAN, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14
w. n. PRESTON a. 90.

HAVE hand and constantly receiving direct from New
York a.we selected assortment Of DRY GOODS, which
they Will sell cheap cheaper than these dggins
assortment consists of the following articles: Cloths
Cassmere Sainetts jeans Hrmes Tweeds Prints Musns
Drflngs Vestng Florence Braid Bonnets Ribbons Fowerf
Ladies and Cava Dress handkerchief shaws &C
Also good of ready made Ching and splendid
assortment of CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES. which
they enabled sell nearly cheap others do their Eastern
work which, unless carried with Will fall to pieces
before be out of good of Palm Leaf
Leghon Fur Brush and Silk Hats will be kept constantly on
hand They have Coffee Sugar Nader Indigo Coppess
lum Red Pepper Spice Nsils &c IS