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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
Baltimore Democratic Nominations.

RATIFIED THE MARION COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Democratic Convention Of Marion county,
which assembled in Indianapolis on Saturday last,
the largest County Convention that has been held
in this city for several years. and composed Of
several hundreds mainly farmers and mechanics from
every township in the county. At the conclusion Of
Its deliberations, and after the nomination of ticket
the following resolutions, offered by of the dele
gates N. Bolton, Esq., ratifying the Baltimore nomi-
nations, were unanimously adopted, to-wit:
.[See resolutions in another part of this paper.l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
Jennings County.

The democrats of Jennings county propose having
a Mass Meeting at Vernon the first Saturday in
June, 1913, in order 10 give the ball motion on the
nomination of the nominees for President and Vice
President which came off on the Odd of May, Cover
nor James Whitcomb, Joseph w. Chapman, aud Cy-
rus L. Dunhal:, invited 10 attend speakers
at the same time to come to some understanding
who shall be run for Representative from Jennings
county ! have not heard Of the first objection
against Major Zachariah Tannehill our Senator.
A DEMOCRAT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATEs-The Democrats hav-
ing made their nominations, the candidates now in
the field may be summed up follows: Wings
Daniel Webster, Henry Clay. John Mclean, General
Scott, Tom Corwin, ct al: Abolition-John p Hale,
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, and Abby Kelly: Independent
Whigs-Gen. Taylor, John Donkey, James Gordon
Benn<Hs Joseph Lawson, and talented lawyer.
1.-THE longest pole knocks" &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01

0rWe are requested to state that the Ladies Of
tie First Baptist Church of this city will receive Vi
siiers TO their Strawberry and Tea party again this
evening. "wednesday at the usual hour: They are
thankful for the encouragement already met with, ADD
hope again this evening to see many friends.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01

Elections have already been held in New Hamp-
SHIRE Connecticut, Rhode Island, Virginia and Wis
consin.
In the States marked above with an asterisk, %
members of Congress to be also elected.
In accordance with the law Of Congress, passed
since the election in 1874, The elections for prcsden-
tla electors will be held in all the States on the
day-the 7th of November.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
Marion County Democratic NOmina-
fiOnS.

For Representatives.
Gen. JAMES p. DRAKE,
HENRY BRADY,
POWELL ROWLAND.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
LUCIEN BARBOUR.
For Sheriff.
CHARLES G. CAMPBELL.
For Recorder.
CHARLES STEPHENS.
For County Commissioner.
AARON ALLDREDGE.
For Coroner.
PETER F. NEWLAND.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01

The INDIANA JOURNAL has reduced It's price to one
dollar year. We do not know what our country
cotemporaries will think Of this move but we think
the proprietor Of that sheet fully appreciates the value
Of his wares.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
NEW ROOK STORE

NHE subscriber would respectfully inform his Old friends and
customers and the public ally, that he has opened
Book Store directly opposite the Palmer House.
10 keep general assortment Of BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Having been engaged in the Book business for
this city, and from the experience he has had in buying books
the Western trade he feels confident he
all times such stock will the wants of the
He receiving and opening general Law
Medical Miscellaneous Theological Historical School
cal Books also and popular publications. lot of
Chdrens Books, together with full English
American Stationery
lie would respectfully invite all those books
tonery give him call before purchasing Having adopted
cash system he will be enabled sell articles
duced prices Small and quick sales
c. h. DAVIS, Bookseller and
Opposite the Palmer House, indianapolis May Is4s Il3y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01

The NoMINATIoNs.-We place at the head of our
columns to-day, the nominees Of the Democratic Ma
tional Convention. and also of our county. The
crowded state Of our columns forbds US saying what
intend to-day but that the democracy are ready
and anxious for the fight, we have reason to know.
We intend to be fully heard from in the coming con-
test, mark that, boys
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
Democratic County Committee.

Democratic County Committee.
Centre-J P. CHAPMAN, S. w. NORRIS, POWELL
ROWLAND.
Decaftn-D. L MCFARLAND.
FTaakiin-JACOB SPRINGER.
LdiCrsnce-J. PERRY, SR.
Pe7Ty-H. p. TODD.
Pike-ADAM WRIGHT.
VaTreR-E. N. SINNER.
TVasking t0n-ELIJAH JAMES.
IYayRc-JAMES JOHNSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01

BETsY" made speech of twenty-five minutes,
last Saturday, the reception of the nominations
But the wings confident that they are again to
be defeated they pretended not to take much notice of
It. Indeed, they seemed to like it,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01

TnE COOK SKIzsER.--We shall issue the first num-
Der on Saturday, the Sd Of June. Our preparations
will be entirely completed to give spice to it, by the
time vecan get through the proceedings of the Bal
,iorc cp0vention which we not only desire to give,
~ I, rrourno5zts <ts hundreds WHO have made the
H5| a xe eerc to commence he feIs regu-
III ID rosmy s. sight Then. look oot
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

ROBERT DALE OWEN. of Posey County.
EBENEZER NJ. CHAMBERLAIN, Of Elkhart county.
DISTRICT
J. NATHANIEL ALBERTS0N, Of Harrison county.
3 CYRUS L. DUNHAM, of Washington county.
3. WILLIAM NJ. MCCARTHY, of Franklin county.
4. CHARLES r. TEST, Of Wayne county.
3. JAMES RITCHEY, Of Johnson county.
6. GEORGE w. CARR, Of Lawrence county.
Z. HENRY SECREST, Of Putnam county.
8. DANIEL MACE, Of TippecanOe county.
Q. GRAHAM N. FITCH. Of Cass county.
10. ANDREW J. HARLAN, OF Grant county.
Democratic State Central Committee.
LIVING>TON DUNLAP, DAVID REYNOLDS,
JAMES p. DRAKE, GEO. A. CHAPMAN,
E. N. SINNER, WM. SULLIVAN,
CHARLES MAYER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01

NJ General Taylor says that no meeting gave him
more "llvely pleasure" than the noparty meeting in
Baltimorsat which his friends were Kissed and boot
ed down by the Clay men, The Baltimore Argus
wishes he could have that movement. He
would, no doubt, have enjoyed it hugcly.-LOu Dem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01

MARRIED, On the 18th instant by Thomas Morrow
ESQ.,, Mr.. PHILLIP HARDING, to Miss MARY AM
ROUNDS both of this county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01

A MODERN JOAN OF ARc-Among tho leading in
surgents at Milan, was a young woman, a dress ma
ker, whs wrcsted carbine from dragoon, and took
the command Of the defenders Of a tarricade which
assailed by the Croats several of whom are said
10 have been shot dead by this Amazon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
Wonderful. Vet True!

The distressing Scrofuous Affections Complaint
dyspepsia and all diseases Of the blood skin be cured by
the Rnsh's Compound Purifying Syrup happy
fleets surprise all who it. only Blood
the Liver Kidney Stomach and Bowels This syrup put
up large pint bottles Call certificates nan as
DIS. Sharp and Peabody
For sale at the drug store Of M VIM Hannaman Indanann
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01

OF We shall commence the proceedings of the
Baltimore Convention in our next; bot they are 90
lengthy reported in full, that we shall be obliged
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
The Markets.

There is so little alteration in the markets, that we
deem it unnecessary to report them this week.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01

SEmI-wEEKLY. The present number CLOSES the
third volume Of the Semi-Weeky Sentinel. For the
patronage bestowed upon it, far exceeding exPec-
tations, we return sincere thanks This liberal
patronage necessary for the support Of such a
paper, and IFS extended circulation convnces US that
our endeavors to make acceptable sheet, ap-
preciated. We hope that it's present increase, will
continue; and on our part. we will best en-
deavors to make it more valuable to the reader and
the merchant. It is now excellent time to CON-
msnce new subscriptions, to old ones.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
NOTICE

will public auction
of late residence az Nicholas
Sell deceased the personal property Of The said deceased
sisng Of horses carriage household furniture credit
will be given Of three dollars and up
purchaser giving his note with approved security
ll2 3wis WM. r. ROSE, Admnisi rator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
Proceedings of the City Council.
COUNCIL CHAMBI

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Indianapolis, May ~, lS4S
Council pursuant 10 adjournment.
Present, full council.
The proceedings of the last meeting read and ap
proved.
The committee on revision presented ordinance, enti
tied An ordinance for the regulation and government OF
the City of Indianapo which read and established
take effsc, the 18th day of June, A. ID. ls4s.
Ordered That five bundled copies thereof be published
for circulation.
The President laid before the Council petition of John
Schopp and Joseph Busch, praying removal Of powder
deposit in the magazines in their immediate vicinity.
Read and referred TO special committee-Messrs Masew
EsgIesfeld and Brandt.
Report fom committee streets, relative TO the cond-
ton Of the bridges East and New Jersey Streets with
estimate of the probable cost of repairs.
Read and laid upon the table.
petition from committee appointed by the Good 1u|
Fire Engine Company. soliciting The adoption of such <sn'
by the Council their opinion best calculated effect
speedy thorough and permanent Organization Of the Fire
Department. and the purchase OF suitable Fire Engine and
Apparatus, was presented, read, and tbeieupon
Mr. Tutewiler offered the following preamble and resou-
tions. which were adopted, viz:
Whereas, IL is deemed indispensably to the
curity Of property within the city limits from destruction
by FIRE. provide suitable Fire Engine and Apparatus it'll
little delay possible, And tchereas the finances Of the
city in such condition preclude purchase, unless
tax be levied especially thcrfor Of ten cents each
hundred dollars Of taxable properly; Adfwheas the Coun
Gil DESTROYS To ascertain the views Of the community
upon the subject OF such taxation, therefore
ReOlred, That polls be opened in the respective wards on
the 10Th day Of June A. d s4S and that the legal voters
each hundred dollars Of the axabes OF the eity to be
applied purchase OF suitable Fire Engine aud Appa-
be requested endorse upon their ballot the word
Tar and those opposed such levy fofsuch purpose
endorse upon their ballot the woids +" No Tar"
RESOLVED. That the officers Of said election be- and they
hereby required the result Of such vote the
Secretary Of the City Council in the manner required
Of the officers Of the annual city elections.
Gu motion,
The following persons appointed Inspectors Of said
eltciIoD, VIZ;
st ward, M. FLACK.
ID JAMES GILLESPIE.
81 A. A. L0UDEN
4sh b. MCCLURE
w. d. wYGANT
9th +" THOMAS DONNELLAN.
7,h JOHN B. FERGUSON.
Ordered That the President issue his PROCLAMATION Tor
such election.
Ordered That the resolution adopted at the last meetings
reducing the levy fr small pnipses from fifteen cents
eight and eqnie the 10 credit the ovepus
10 the general fo The current year, be aud the same IL
hereby further modified and che half cents on the
overpus paid. refunded to respective payers.
Aud the Council adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01

DOCTOR JOHN M CASTOR,
Haring returned from tire Cafsersffg OF ~ York,
GAIN his professional eyices bis old friends, and all
N others may favor him with call
OFFICE Tomlinon's Drug Store just oppo
site Brownngs Hotel where he be found day night
Nav %. ie4e. lily
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
John Quincy Adams.

On the 24th, Ex-Governor WALLACE delivered an
Eulogy the character of the distinguished States
man whose name heads this notice, to a large and
respectable audience. To appreciate the address, it
should have been heard; as no short criticism could
Go It justice. II effort worthy of the orator
and the distinguished person who was the subject.
The Governor was more than usually interested and
the address itself showed that he had bestowed no
small amount Of labor in colating and preparing it.
We sincerely hope that measures will be taken to
have il published, embracing, it does, complete
Synopsis of the history Of the remarkable man whose
decease called it forth. We have read several on
the same subject. but that we think equals this
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
IgATgROAD NOTICE.

election will be held the Court House In the town OF
"a Marinsvile in Morgan county, Indians, Friday 9TH
July s45 held open between the O'Clock
A NJ and O'clock NJ Of day for purpose eIecting
thirteen directors for the Marnvie and Franklin Railroad
pany Stockholders in said company will notice
BY order OF the Board Of Commissioners.
VIM H. CRAIG, President
JAMES JACKSON, Secretary pro TEN. IIs4wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
STATE Elections.

The State elections of the present year are to be
hold az follouc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
rsEIICC NOTICE

n, ECEsSrTY compels cali ell who know
~ indebted forward and settle
depend the Of dei for the means 10
those An early attention the above will confer great
favor msy27 ,. LiTfLk = co
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
ROCKWELL g. CO.'S.

NEW YORK MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
Talented Monster Company will have the honor OF
a exhibiting IN INDIANAPOLIS, Thursday the 9Th
day OF June.
GTF6r one day only 80
Doors open O'Clock. Performance to commence at
q and 1t O'Clock, precisely.
" aDMITTaNcE IS CENTS ONLY.
seats reserved for Ladies.
supeuous TO puff the merit OF tai
of their They have twice before visited
this city each time given general satisfaction The
augmented strength and talent and the
Of that varied and Ths character which
cannot fail TO please.
The company will also perform in RuShville the 5h in
9TH Greenfield the 7th and in Frank
lin on the 9th instant.
50 iIS-9w CHAs. c. PELL, Agent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
DOOR PLATES.

DOOR PLATES.
THE would respectfully inform the citizens OF nd
annapolis aud of Marion county that he has purchased the
right the county hs Patent Door Plates
ne1o beaI article, already in general in many
which he prepared 10 put
reasonable terms He invites
neat and permanent door plate
call and themselves at his residence Illinois
street
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
NOTICE,

TAKEN away the of month 1913, from
scriher resident Of Centre township Samuel Farmer,
bound white hoy aged eight nine years Any person returning
sal hoy the undersigned shall receive reward and
thanks May 80. ll3-3w A. J. POPE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
NOTICE

hereby given that undersigned has taken letters OF adj
mir Nicholas Sell late Of Johnson
Indiana All indebted the said estate
are make immediate payment and those having
notified present them duly suthea
The supposed 10 be solvent
Nav 4 s3s-ll9 Swis WIN. r. RIOS z, Administrator
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
w. C. THOMPSON, M. D.,
PHXSICIAN AND So r @ Z o N

OFFERS his professional services to the citizens OF India
apols and vicinity 90 Office Washington street. tr
doors of Charles Mayors grocery store
kiay "a, 1919. 1ll-d
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LOST.
BARGAINS In DRY {

ENRON the City Saloon, a female singing CANAL
II Whoever will return the shall be literally re
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-29

Hnd the same man during hrs sh0ie ile. IN al
and each Of bis organs 81 sense. GOd is the
same God. always and every where. lIs is ON.
nipOIent not ririuaig only. but suJsigHiaiiU:
Tor virtue cannot sub,si without substance. In
him are all things conlsined aud moved: vet
neither affects the other. God suffers uUlhing
from the motion Of bodies bodies find no re-.
ss'ance from the onnipresence Of God. Il is
allowed by all that the Supreme God exists ne.
cessurily; and by the same necessity he exists
Arrays and ersTy rhsre. Whence also he is
all similar, all eye. oil ear. all brain, all arm.
all power 10 perceive, 70 understand. ard TO ac.:
but IN manner not Of all human, in a manner
not at all corporeal, in q manner utterly 10.
known TO Us. As blind man has no idea OF
colors, so have We no idea Of the manner bv
which the aIl-wise Cod pcrceives and under
stands.
"He is utterly void Of al body and bodily fig.
urc, and can therefore neither be seen, nor
heard. nor touched; nor ought he 70 be worship.
ped under the representation Of anv corporcal
thing. We have ideas Of his attributes, but
what the real substance OF anv thing is we know
not. In bodies, We see only their figures and
colors. we hear only the sounds, we touch only
their outward surfaces, we smell only the smells.
and TASTE the savors; but their inward subslan.
ces are not TO be known either by our senses. or
by any reflex act Of our minds; much less, then,
have we any idea o. God. We know him onlv
by his most wise and excellent contrivances of
things and final causes. We admire him for
his PerieclOns; but We reverence and adore
him on account Of his dominion; for we adore
him as his servants, and God without domin-
loo, providence, and final causes, is nothing
else but Fate and Nature. Blind metaphysical
necessity, which is certainly the same always
and every where, could produce no variety of
things. All that diversity Of natural things
which we find suited 10 different times and pla.
ces could arise from nothing but the ideas and
will Of a Being necessarily existing. But, BY
way of alegory, God is said 10 see. 10 speak,
10 laugh. 10 love, 10 hate, 10 desire. to give, 10
receive, TO rejoice, to be angry, 10 fight 10 frame,
10 work, TO build; for all our nolions Of God
are taken from the WAYS of mankind by a GER
tain smllilude, which, though not perfect, has
some likeness, however. And thus much con.
cerning God; TO discourse of whom from the
appearances of things does certainly belong 10
Natural Philosophy"
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ducuon, as was 10 be expected from the high
character Of the author. he introduction con.
Iains some Just and beautifully expressed sen H..
menIs on agriculture, and the main par is occu.
pied with arguments in favor &c a larif,-or en-.
couragement Of home manufactures and home
markets. This is designed rs an offset, or reply
TO the address Of Silas Wright read before the
society last year.
Wcshal perhaps publish the address alongwlh
some particulars respecting the Fair in our next.
David Thomas delivered an address on hort-
culture on Monday evening; Gen. Dearborn of
Boston, delivered one on the same subject on
Tuesday evening. Professor Norton delivered
an address on agricultural chemistry on Wed.
nesday evening, and DR.. Lee held forth on the
same subject on Thursday forenoon in the tent
on the show ground.
A Floral Ball and supper was held in the
horticultural teri on Thursday evening for the
qualification Of the youthful fair ones Of Buifa-
10, who had contributed so literally towards the
decoration Of the tent for the Fair.
At the same time the officers and leading
members Of the society with many guests and
visllOls had public "dinner"-orralher supper,
for il was ten o'clock al night, at the American
Hotel. This appears to have been quite a spir.
tied and pleasant .fi ale to the Fair We were
preventedby lndisposition and the lateness Of the
hour from being present. but will give a report
OF the speeches and sentiments in our next.
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The Tempest.
BY GEORGE D. PRENTICE.

was never man of feeblecourage. There
are few scenes, Of either human or eemanta
strife, upon which have not looked with brow
of daring. | have stood in The front of battle,
when swords were cleaning and crcling around
me like fiery serpents in the air. | have sat on
The mountain pinnacle, when The whrilwind was
rending its oaks from their rocky cliffs, and scat
tering them piece-meal to the clouds. ! have
seen these things with a swelling soul, that knew
not, that rocked not danger; but there is some
thing in the ihunder's voice that makes me trem-
Bile like a child. have tried to overcome this
unmanly weakness. ] have called pride to my
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GOLDEN THoUGHTs.--I never yet found pride
in noble nature, nor humanity in an unworthy
mind OF all trees, ! observe that God has
chosen the vine--a low plant that creeps upon
the helpful wall;-of all beasts, the soft and pa
tient lamb--of all fowls, the mild and guileiess
dove. When God appeared 10 Moses, it was
not in the lofty cedar, nor The spreading palm;
but bush, humble, slender, abject bush. All
if He would by these selections check the con-
ceited arrogance Of man. Nothing produceIh
love like humanity--no,hing hute like pride.
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LTON, CARROLL COUNTY OHO,FRIDiT, SEPTEMBER z 1885,

fore Ills rutanal. Money. his best friend,
leaves him first. and gOes not with him. Ilis re.
luIons and friends ACCOMPANY him 10 The lhresh.
hold Of the grave, and then return 10 their
homes. The third. which he often forgets du.
ring bis lie, are his good works. They atone
accompany him to the Throne Of the Judge they
60 beforehand obtain mercy and pardon for him.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-29

Rodolphus Dickinson, Of Lower Sandusky
has been re-nominated by the Locos, in The
Wood County District, for Congress,
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MANS FRIENDs.--Man has three friends in
this world--how do they conduct themselves 10
The hour Of death, when God summons him be.
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