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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

Dear p Joe B, is unques-
tionably the handsomest married man in Gin
cinnati. By the bye, my long friend, you
know him. / introduced him TO you about a
year ago, at Franks where we found YOU.
We had dropped in Just to get steam enough
to carry US up to the Wood cock" not having
had any since we left "Ned Windu,t's.' .
Whether YOU remember him or not, n glori-
oas good fellow is Joe. lie said thing the
other day. enc worthy to be recorded in the
ever refreshing Spirit. Now for it
Joe sports wife. besides several other
creature comforts. We'll he and his wife,
Harry -. John -. and George
-, and their wives. all board ut the same
house. \ day or two ago, while they were
all 1t the table. luxuriating on detached por
tons of Il boiled turkey, which had been stuff
cd with oysters, the conversation turned on
christian names when Mrs. Harry -,
contcndcd that she could name more distin-
gui>hcd mon who bad borne the name of
Harry, than any gentleman could of his own
name ; and concluded BY offering Il gold
pencil Is !, wager against suitable equiva-
lent. shoull he win.
Tie trial commenced. Mis-. Hurry -
starting of with "Iiarry of the West" ad-
ding a dozen others.
George --, now gathered up on
George Washington. the four Georges OF
England. and Loyd George. Of Franks, DC.
Now, Mr.. John -, what have you to
say ?" said the charming Mrs. Harry.
30 | can give you Il hundrcd-the two
Adans-I.ord John kussel-John Tyler
John, John, John, bring me some water John
.Stop, stop, sir, you can't win Mr.. Joseph
-. now your turn comes. continued the
Juicy little gamster.
Now. if eyer bashful man lived. it is my
friend Joe. lie dare not look up. He had
been racking his brain for IN answer. but to
no purpose. and in despair he made one
grand effort and raising Iii. head replied
Nv dear madam, have lost. cannot
now think Of any very distinguished man,
who ever bore the name OF Joseph except
the gentleman who read about in the
sacred scripturcs--hc. who such Il favor
tie of Mrs. potiphar, but will not offer him,
for thntk he sras the darndest foo! cver heard
off,
Heres the pencil" said Mrs. Harry, toss
inc it over to him--as she and the other la
dies scud out of the door.
Cincinnati. Feb. 1913. J. III. Y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
no TIaE FARMERS.

!
NEW arrangements having been made establishment
C.lRDING MACHINES,
AFTER ,hOrOush % with Hs car are nov reHds TO
experienced Carng Spinning,
Weaving and Manufacturing all the Of Sail
Hs'' ''"''S'' s" TIE .t'' FUIGIVG viii
lsin excellent order andcoaty works shed at hortnoce
ae and any that ma have 1ea ei or spotted
coored and made as bright as new.
OUR GRIsT MILL
MI John Clark
Gr work hone slo notice AMI as good nouts warranted
& 'i highest pce PAD Wheat
es Ts Fy s e'ir %1 zee a th e an aen .n
arrangements with A. Wilson the proprietor,
to that effect Remember ell who to establishment
hands hope BY
to merit share Of patronage We hav also putin OPP
VIEW SAW MIL
and giving high price in cash for sawogs at all times
We safely recommend our es,abl.hmen,o the public for
May s.,..s asy S NA7T l. WEST VEST
BOOTS AND SHOES.
= TIL E subscriber his employ very best work
men The son"I and ha on han" aIss Gs" Of
this market lie will manufacture oois and Shoes Of
desc riton md style warranted p % and such prices as
THE .fTTENTTON or THE LADIES
pasd II sa to sn' ch , hs ee IN soness
style Ashley health and ppeaIanee
comfortable they shall certainly be suited every
sIect.
Persons prsrria imported are Informed that
himself being
that he
pleased Il
lie still opposite Washington west
Of Tom insons Drug store ready wait aud suit hs oeI.
DONE prices. y32vIi:renGOvIl a. kNODIE.
CITY .gAT AND CAP MAHUFACE0ltE.
-. Beck and Company
g WOULD respectfully thanks for the
<1AS w liberal patronage they have received. aud ask S
continuance OF The As heretofore, their various
prices 10
Theyha just received from the East,
MI TIE FAIL Fashions.
which, with heir stock enables them supply
demand, fashion, They
TO he
Rea2g Sales and Smut Irofis
they t. be able with establish
nienis Please call -fire purchasing.
Mandatory and shop. opposite I'rownng's Hotel.
a-n BECK s. TULIEY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
EaAlsDWAsE ANEs EggLEEsY.

usr received general supply of all kinds Of Hardware nclu
generally
Also, of Carpenter Backsmh~ Bellows
Wees Plates Cauase Trimmings laces Springs Ases
Tools Mounngs. Saddle Trees,
Webbing, sc. &C
A Of Looking Glasses SAVERS. Andirons
Mil and Cross
tons Juniatl $50 of Nails
a Cooper Toss W be
sold nat The store Of u. POrTAGE Washington
street, indianapolis
eremt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

ssRAkE.'S HOTEL.
Martin vi. rsay 81 Co..
LAYING taken The well Tavern stand known
brakes Hotel. Washington
repaired
furnished good style for tie OF their friends
the public general will spare pains all comfortable
that them call Trey solicit shore al tte public
age tn NJ bills i'll be cheaper IAN the cheapest The Table
III times Will be slp3el he affords Their
md n
Give call gentlemen, ana OF shall go away dis
satisfied
Indianapolis. I'm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
CITY .gAT AND CAP MANUFACEoNY
WEAVER u WILLIAMS,

WEAVER Il WILLIAMS.
VrnEer.asxcrS ard COffin-ti;sl&c
Ea RESPECTFULLY inform their friends public
R removed 10 their warehouse
They prepared furnish al
B3 Furniture, elegant costly cheap,
E&k4 nf Trey al>1
H&&U funeral wil undertake
thereof furnish two horse hrase
0W the shortest notice A. they
hand, will be able
" at lower hey la
either night, and Will
IL The finn
his reside directly
house.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
CHEAPER THAN EvER!

GA JAMES SUI.GROfE respectfully his old
k-4sA public. that he - sell
his line Of business cheap he sold
ler,ofs Saddles
Brides Harness kini, Scdde aud Carat Bag, Turks,
requested his
Now manufacturing, o 81 iu spak Saddles very
superior article.
Also received, Tsss. Pin.
sold
~ his old stand
dian street. Indianapolis.
Wheat produce received AZ
sin ttors of ie
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

EOES, NOTIONS, &c.
DOZ Leather Dolls, of all
20 ~ 20 doZ Dolls, of all
10 French AccOrdeons, from 81 - 10 Sl2 90;
$50 German AccOrdeons from e s.;
65 flutes from 6
fancy boxes
l0 doz pearl bone and plated Studs latest French fashion
80 ViOIins from - cents
- Drums from 10 cts 81;
10 Swiss boxes play yank doodle home
4 doz China toys OF different patterns
so doz bottles bears oil;
doz
- doz oil:
And good other articles Of this description
% mention, ust received and for sale low, by
CHARLES MAYER,
80 Opposite Temperance Hail.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

Gums, Pi>iots, and E'OcE1es Cutlery.
6ssA Sh0r Guns OF 81 piece;
~ 6 o a a
81
IS pair dou lie barrel Pistols;
sin Gle barrel,i o from o 8
Wostenhom pen pocket knives from so S2i
500 pock different bTants and patterns
Also knives table cutlery knives
ed an the
CHARLES MAYER
80 Opposite Temperance Hal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

THIS fine Tavern stand conducted the
r. f,ownn-lI offered for sale To
with nianapos description of this properly would
those
Washington the
apos. The buildings Trk the front three
the Stories the whole containing
stae ha wing stalls,
and s. attached. viii he sold
the building belonging Mr.. Brow
May IL, 1878 lGitf IS. |. BLYTHE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
SgE CLOTHING S'sOEsS:.
At j. Little ~ Co.'s Auction SeOn.

j. Little AZ Co.'s Auction HeOm.
Che0per than Ereri
4. T.. SEEE.s fs(EEEAp
EHAS informing the indianapolis. Mem
all v'ers iiosier
he selected aud
the largest cheapest eh,s and best selected
of
ULATER CLOTHING
aud he pledges himself sell cheaper
the Vests aud
Fine Pants Tailor~, especial order Tire
purchased By himself fresh and and he
he not
e faults they Get bargains those wishing
10 huy call. They SHALL away dissatisfied
indianapolis, D-cember6 "a 6w A. FRANCO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

say ?" said the charming Mrs. Harry.
- can give YOU d hundrcd-the tw @
Adam.-l.ord John kussel-John Ty Ter
John, John. John, bring me some water John
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

EDU.3RD MEAD. II ID, SUPERINTENDENT.
yn,IIE friends oil the Insane respectfully informed
additional patients can he received IN this Institution The
success with patients during the first wear
operation has fally established usalness
az secured public confidence.
For OF admission application may be made DR. Mead
Chicago, IL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
SHINING IlGTf'ES.

lust received la.e lot of Cornelius Co.'S
Of latest and styles suited paTOr chate
store; also variety of kitchen h"nd lard lamps any
globes all
which lie sold Philadelphia prices public
invited call price he lamps If they are not far
below any thing in tie market al The jegse of
4S-v 10 rnaIc II. A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
NELLY,s IRON CARBON


newly Invented compound FOR hardening giving
The haT ness OF steel and rdalnng lis original ougness ull
directions
the and Completely succeeded he adopts this
OF getting into general pE,eng Pcddng patents
and patent rights.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
GENTLEMEN'S HATS.

M
they inrror have
fore Offered Tor durability beauty and style Of finish they are unsu
passed 10y Gentlemen Hats that the
Also complete of Fur, seal.
Plush Caps, m safe at Tie Hat and Shoe Sore "i J. X SHARPE
Ilrcenhe !. lSse.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

stop, stop, sir, YOU can't win ; Mr.. Joseph
-. now your turn comes, continued the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
Cotton :.ns, w. oi sIaci.i..e Cards.

Gotten :snsi WOOL sEacfssEse Cards.
THE subscriber, thankful Tor The very liberal has
reccyed for the last twelve yeas from Manufacturers aud
Ca ders al West would Inform the he
receiving the winter good ia
Cari at Leicester, Massachusetts,, he
in particular nnd sold Cincinnati prices
the freis st added Also, Tack~. Emory Comb late.
\. 6 WILLARD,
No. ), Griffith Block, opposite Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

e.. W. ESuSfcr'S .si;saerrc:sas EsoOsus,
OppnSiss temperance Hall, indianapolis.
AIDES mud Gentlemen invited 10 call and spec
b e. "A fend
holiday present received Miniatures taken
cloudy well clear weather Instructions the careful
Plates, Cases, Chemicals
pi> 10 orter
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

UstOFSc ------. HOW SaLNcTtu UP OF
George Washington. the four Georges OIL
England. and Loyd George. Of Franks, DC.
Now, Mr.. John -. what have YOU to
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
NORTH GAME tpsI-VT,
Thc Largest aud Fimcst Stock Yct.


Taitot's the
the lrse>t and best selection OF Watches,
JeWel Silver W and Fancy Goods brought to Indiana polls.
and t defy opetiOH etle home abroad This
loud sound full well tie
pubs they wi only cal and learn how low they can buy We
prepared 10 suit al promise prices shall
opposite Washington Hail
w. n. TALBOTT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

Tie trial commenced. Mis-. Hurry -
starting oil with '.iiarry of the West" ad
ding a dozen others.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-14

as we do, in advance of the official report 81
the proceedings of the Convention, that he
submitted himself unreservedly TO its decision
aud that he was nominated as Wing,
upon satisfactory assurance Of his Wing
gerry.
And in the same vein, we feel authorised to
pledge Henry Clay and Thomas Corwin TO the
same effect. None, not even the warmesi
original friends of Tay lor, we venture to pledge
in advance, will go more heartily for the nom
nees.-Zachary Taylor and Willard Fillmore
both worthy and true Whigs-than Henry
Clay and Thomas Corwin. And such, we
believe, will be the spirit of every true
Wing.
AS between Taylor and Fillmore, and Cass
and Butler. no Wings in the nation can hest
tate for moment TO 60 for the former.-Cin.
Atlas
The WING National Convention have pre-
sented The names of Genral Zachary Taylor oil
Louisiana. and Willard Fillmore, of New York
for the first two offices in this Republic; and
we announce the nominations with the ex.
press o Of our abiding confidence in political
integrity and ability Of the nominees, aud with
the undoubting conviction of their election
Gin. Gag.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-14
CORONER,S INQUEST.

w E the Jurors of the Jury empannelled and sworn
w diligently TO enquire and true presentment
make, how and in what manner and by whom
James Curry To his DEATH report, that from
the testimony deduced before us. and from an nspec
ton of the body ofhe said deceased by appears,
that the said James Curry is OF about the age of thirty
years. is about five feet, nine inches in heighth.un
married. and has no relatives in this County the
best of the knowledge and belief of the witnesses
amined before us; and we do further report that We
found upon examination OF the body of the said James
Curry, deceased. the sum ofone hundred and twenty
dollars in gold. Said deceased had been for some
time hand on board steamboat Gen. Scott, and made
Cincinnati his residence when not employed on tho
river
In witness whereof we have hereunto SET our hand,
and seals ) Evansville this tenth day oil June eigh-
| teen hundred and rty-eight.
c. b. WALKER, Foreman.
Signed and sealed by the Juros and Received by me
iel4 LEWIS HOWES, Coroner
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-14

The Two THIRDS RULE.--This most anti
democratic feature of all the creed of modern
miscalled democracy was first engrafted upon
il By the Baltimore convention Of lSi4.when
il became necessary to enable the minority TO
defeat the nomination of the favorite of the
majority, in direct subyersion of the cardinal
principle upon which our whole system ofgov-
eminent rests. Martin Van Buren, was the
choice Of very large majority of that conven-
ton; Lewis Cass he choice of but a very
small minority. And yet by the operation of
this rule the minority were able TO defeat the
wishes of the majority; and dictate to them a
candidate neverbefore thought Of for the Presi-
dency. For assisting in this Ubiquitous proceed
ing. and disappearing their constituents by
voting for Cas-. the Indiana Delegation were
every where received upon their return home
with repoof and denunciation. In this district
especially the famous Col. BowLEs and his CO.
sdjutors were visited with the most unquali6.
ed condemnation Of the party and its press.
We have now before US long article in the
Indiana Statesman OF July 9TH. 1874, then tn,
organ OF lis party IN this district, published un
der the immediate supervision Of MIR. Owen
inwhich that paper professedly"aPPlies the last
to the delegation from Indiana that voted fo
Gen. Cass," talks of "the feeling of burning in
dignat;on which is at present stiaed in th'
breasts of at least three -fouths of the democra
cy Of Indiana" insists that "the votes giver
for CAss by our delegation were in direct viola
ton Of the sentiments of the peoples" and con
cludes by saying what is as true now as then
1--WE always believed the CAss ftper to be al
artificial one, HAVING NO HOLD ON TIL
MASS OF THE PEOPLE. The trickery ii. e
the two-thirds rule) used in the Baliimor
Convention to de feat Mr.. Van Buren,, fully con
firms this belief"
Now, however the Vanderbursh Democrat j
strongly in favor of this modern democratic e
rule, and OF course assumes it for granted tina
its readers 90 with it. If So it only show
what has often before been asserted that DE
mocracy is progressive"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-14

srance aud thinks il was highly indIscreei q"
represent such a peice On The Stage, as ten.
ding 10 bring religion into contempt. FL
Cangrjo, (The Crab.) salirlcal paper pub
lshed here by number of Mexicans. mas
dou bless had its share in producing this feel
ing. as it omIs no opportunity Of showing up
The crimes and exloItons of The priesthood.
Several other more influential Mexican pa
pers have also translated and republished a
series of well written articles from The Am
erican Star, in which the monks and friars
are handled rather roughly. The scjourn of
the American army in this country will M"
be unproductive of good, if these signs 60
for nylhing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-14
Sale Of Real Estate.

DY virtue of an act ofthe General Assembly ofths
ID State of Indiana passed at its last session, I
will expose to Public Auction Saturday. the 18th
day of July next between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and O'Clock p NJ Of said day, at The Court
House door in Evansville. One fourth part of Lot
No 29, in the Lower Enlargement of the City Of
Evansville Indiana. The property OF the heirs OF
Thomas Dewey late of Marlborough County. deed.
The above Lot is pleasantly situated having con.
venient Dwelling House and stable upon it. A good
Warrantse Deed will be given.
TERMS OF SALE CASH But delay ofthree months
will be given on with approved security.
JOHN INGLE Jr Adm'r
RoBAr NIGHTINGALE, Atty in fact for heir.
lie Ia d&w4w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-14

Louis CAss's PorULARrTY-PRooF OF rT.-The
Vand-rbugh Democrat is perfectly well satisfi-
edit we may believe what il says--that Gen.
Cass is decidedly the most popular candidate,
since the days of Gen. Jackson, that the party
have put forth. We have endeavored 10 col
lect such epidences of Casss popularity-in or
der to aid our neighbor who don't see all thai
lis published about his candidate-as have fall
len under our eye, much of which we have al
ready given TO the public, aad much is yet TO
be given. The following will suffice for to-
day. The New York Globe, locofoco, says:
"There are bets making in Albany that Gen
Cass will not carry majority i'm any county
in New York. Before thirty days have elapsed
there will be bets offered that there is not
State in the Union that will cast her electoral
vote for Cess"
The Albany IN. " Argus, another Locofcco
paper, says;
'We are told that in staunch democratic
county West, which usually gives about 500
drmocratic majority, bells are freely offered
Cass Will not get thousand votes in the coun-
ty. Sale bets--if betting were safe"
The Detroit Advertiser, paper published in
Cass' own City and State, says that Judge
Goodwin, who was last wear the Locofoco
candidate for the mayorality of that city, and
beaten because he ran upon the question OF
"Cass or no Cass,' has fed the ranks, and adds:
There are hundreds of others in this city who
have already made up their minds TO fly the
the growing and threatning of the Free Press.
The reception given to the nomination in
another important city in Michigan may be
learned from the following paragraph of the
Kalamazoo Gazette.
The enthusiasm of the Locofocos in this
place, on receipt of the news of the nomina-
ton Of the kangaroo ticket, was dreadful
Cheeks suddenly became collapsed, and chins
fell so low that capstan would be necessary
TO replace them in stu. When Polk was
the nominee, the cry of the Locos was, "Who'.
Polk?' All they say now is, 1.-The devil"
When the Democrat has sufficiently studied
these evidences of the popularity of its candi
date we will furnish another batch. "Plenty
more of the same sort on hand"
n. B. We hope the Democrat won't fai
20 note the number of locofoco papers in New
York that disclaim against the nomination Of
Cass. The New York Globe gives the list as
follows:
"New York Evening Post. Suffolk Democrat
Troy Budget, Mohawk Courier, Onandaga
standard, Ontario Messenger, Buffalo Repub
lie, Lyons Argus, EImira Gazette, Newburgh
Telegraph, Albany Atlas, Fonde Sentinel, Uti
ca Democrat. Cayuga Tocsin, Rochester Daily
Advertiser, Niagara Cataract, Western Atlas
and Jefferson Democrat.
"a great majority of the rest OF the paper:
in the State are equally hostile to the nomina
ton, and will never support IT,"
Cheering for ''the great american amt it
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-14

THE FEELING rs OHIo.-The Louisville Jour
nal of Monday says, Notwithstanding th'
refractory spirit manifested by two or three
of the delegates from Ohio in the Wing Ma
tional convention. we have no doubt that thu
nomination will be warmly responded TO anc
supported by The Wing party OF that State
4 telegrs rhic despatch from Cleveland announ-
oes salute OF 100 guns there and the mani
fcstation Of the greatest enthusiasm. A des
patch from Columbus says: "great Wing en-
thusiasm here-fring cannon, bonfires, illumi
nations, music, hurrahing." &c. The Cincin
natl Wing papers, although Gen. Taylor wa
not the first choice ofany Of them, are enter
ing into his support with zeal that viii bea
down all the feeble opposition that the friend
Of Gen Cass can offer. The Chronicle says;
There are many in Ohio who will regret tina
some favorite candidates were not nominated
but it is past now-and there is no more TO b
done hui saddle our horses and arm for the bat
tie. WHIos 10 the field! To the field! To
getherl..--GatherM.-G athel.!!!.-Ga,her.ll!!!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-14

Chamber of Senators.-A communication
from the Minister of Relations, requesting the
appreciation of the Senate the treaty, as II came
from the House of Deputies, was read. The
discussion also CONNIE need, and will probabl.
last through tomorrow and part of the da,
after, and on Thursday. (the 25th.) everything
will terminate in favor of peace.
The protest against the treaty, in conformity
with the 23d article of the constitution, ha>
been signed by more than ten Deputies, and
before the treaty is ratified, it will be present
ed to the Supreme Court of Justice. A copy
of this protest will be handed to the Govern
ment, in order to induce 1t to suspend the ra.-
ification, Until the Legislature of the different
States make known their resolutions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-14

DY virtue OF an order of The Probate Court Of Van
ID derburgh County Indiana. l WILL on Saturday
the 18th day OF July next between the hours of 10 o.
clock A. M and O'Clock z. NJ, OF said Day expose
sale at Public Auction the Court House door in
the City OF Evansville, Lots Nos. g. TO- ii and H. in
Block No 2 in the 4th enlargement; adjoining the
city OF Evansville to pay, the purchase money. The
above lots belonging the Estate of Franc Chambers
deceased.
months will be given the other hai with approx.
ed security. JOHN INGLE Admir- with the viii
annexed jel IL