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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01


on the showing OF the church itself, one Of
its own institutions, one of the institutions Of
the Billie.
And II is not one Of the institutions Of the
Bible in the opinion Of the South alone !:
Prof. Stuart Of Andover cites that very case
OF Onesimus in justification of the North in
returning fugitive slaves TO their masters
There Is therefore n5 influence to-day like
the influence OF the church and the clergy
which the Anti-Slavery cause has occasion
TO dread. before its power politics is giving
way, and unless Slavery shall find security
and refuge beneath the pulpits Of the land,
It's overthrow is sure. Against the pulpits
then must OUT efforts be directed. The po-
litics are yielding in every direction, and the
church has thrown herself into the breach.
Against the church therefore is our main
warfare.
But | did not rise to consume so much
time. These resolution contain many senti-
ments to which speeches hours long might
he made appropriately enough. But | have
gone over this roaming train of thought with
out much regard TO the resolutions. The re.
ligion Of the land and the Constitution of
these States, on the showing of that letter
is connected with the Bible and Pro-Slave-
ry. We are here as a company of traitors
to the Union and the Constitution. The
Abolitionists stand convicted before this au-
dience Of high treason against the laws and
the Constitution of the land and if we can.
not show better reason for our treason and re-
~volution than ever Washington or Jefferson
did, then let MS be branded as traitors. Bot
if we shall be able to show, as | know we
shall, that where they had one reason for re-
v~olution we have thousands, then let us
be ranked with them as heroes, rather than
condemned as traitors against the Govern
ment of our country. (Applause.)
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01
ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE
Western Anti-Slavery Society.

The Seventh Annual Meeting of the
WESTERN ANTI.SLAvERY Society will be
held at the Grove Meeting House or vicini.
ty, two miles North West of New Garden,
and eight miles South. West of Salem, on
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the
18th, both, and 2lst of June, commencing at
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The Annual Meeting of the Western
Anti-Slavery Society should be empharically
a gathering Of the Aboli,ionisis of the West.
The doctrine of No Union with Si1rehold-
rs,'-the motto which the Society has in
scribed upon its banner-is every year more
and more commencing itself to the rejecting
minds and true hearts Of the Northern oppo-
nents of Slavery. Every movement upon
the part Of the government, every struggle
which The Northern people make to free them
selves from the power Of slavery, bat shows
the hopelessness of all efforts 10 win the free
dom of the slave or TO regain their own rights
so long as they own allegiance 10 The United
States Constitution.
Let then all whose eyes have been anoint.
ed TO see the sinfulness of sustaining this
pro-slavery government, assemble at New
Garden, and reiieraie their testimony against
that covenant with death and agreement
with hell,"-let them rally TO the support of
that movement whose existence is necessary
TO preserve in its purity the anti-slavery faith.
This is no time for lukewarmness or in
difference. Every human soul that hates
slavery should now, if ever, speak out
The conflict is waxing hotter and hotter, and
high above the sounds of the battle should be
heard the noblest raIlying cry of the hosts of
No UNION WITH SHAREHOLDERS"
1t is expected that Henry C. WRIGHT, of
Philadelphia, and OLIVER Johnson, of Mas.
sachusetis, will be present on the occasion
and it is hoped that other Eastern friends
Will be there, TO participate in the proceed
ings. But whether or not we have aid and
counsel from abroad, let each come prepared
to do his duty, and no anniversary ever held
in the West, will exceed this in interest.
BETSEY NJ. COWLES,
DT- U--
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01
ANTI-sLAvERY BUGLE, SALEM, O..

and could you do such a deed as hiatt
1t will insure you Richmond custom and
the blood-stainedLnoney ofthe s~lavehold-
ers, but every dollar Of it will bring pow
erly TO your soul; and seas will not wash
thai stain from your lame. Nothing but
sincere penitence will do that.
What we have said of Mr.. Sanford is
on the supposilion that the statements of
the Richmond papers are correct. If we
are mistaken in this, or any other point,
we shall be thankful TO be correctcd.-
Pa. Frecmen.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01
SieambOat Disaster on the Hudson.

The large and splendid steamboat EN-
pirc, which plies upon the Hudson be-
tween New York and Albany, was run
into on Thursday night, opposite New
burgh, by the lumber schooner Noah
Brown, and damaged SO severely that
she began Immediately to sink. For,u.
nately the steamboat Rip Van Wrinkle
was but n short distance astern, and soon
came up, when, taking the sinking vessel
in tow, she drew her upon the lals where
her stern caught and now rests, The bow
being %afloat, though sunk to the prone.
made dcck in the water. She was only
eight minutes in going down.
The schooner had on board a heavy
load Of lumber, and was under full head
way. The Pilot Of the Empire, Levi
Smith, saw her coming and reversed The
engines, and at the same lime went for.
ward 10 hail her in order 10 cause her
course to be changed, but the man at the
helm did not hear his hail, and she struck
the steamer on the larboard guards, her
bow breaking in the side, and the bow
spirit passing into the forward cabin.
There were TWO hundred and sivtv
passengers on board the Empire, many
ofwhom had already goneto bed. Their
first warning was The crash, followed by
a rush of waller into the cabin. Many no
doubt persisted by the trampling of the
crowd in the attempt to escape. In The
Ladies' Cabin the Explanations of alarm
are described as heart.rcnding. Axes
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01
anti Glaurrp Buolr.
SALEM, JUNE l, ls4o

81 LOVE AGITATION wHE THERE is CAUSE
FOR THE ALARM BELL WHICH sTARTLEs
IRE INHABITANTS OF A CITY, SAVES THEM
FROM BEING BURNED IN THEIR BEDS. Ed
mund Burke.
OF Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01
FRIENDS EDIToRs -

was pleased with the suggestion of
Samuel Myers, in last weeks Bugle, that
those Aboliiionists who live not more than
ten or fifteen miles from the place of holding
our approaching Annual Meeting, would do
well 10 take provisions for themselves and
horses with them to the ground, that the
burden may be made lighter on the friends
in the neighborhood Of Grove.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01

Tux GOLDEN RULE NO BUSINESS IN THE
jury Box.--ln a suit for damages brought
against a railroad company in Massachusetts,
the Judge said, "The Golden Rule had no.
thing to do with the case, for if jurieS were
TO DO as they oouId be DOM BY, il lcouM BE-
impossible erer 10 &c! a man hung"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01

SARTAIN's UNION MAGAZINE for June ia
embellished with one mezzotinto engraving,
three other full page engravings, aud five
wood cuts. "Tales of the Puritans," by
Professor Alden, is continued. Mrs. Kirk
land has an article on I" English and Ameri-
can Manners II. Il. Tuckerman has an
excellent one on "Shenstone," and the 9TH
er contributions it contains are most of them
from the pens of distinguished writers.
The proprietors state that during the six
months they have had the magazine, the
lumber of subscribers has increased from
seven thousand to tWenLy thousand which
TACT is a better evidence of the merits of the
work, and its adaptation to the wants of the
public than any number of pufrs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
PURLIC SPEAKING.

William Herod and William ]. Brown, candidates TO
Congress in the 9th Congressional District, will address
their fellow citizens the following times and places
Shielville Hamilton CO., Tuesday, July Sd, o'clock
Upton, Upton CO., July 4th
Lancaster Upton CO., July 9Th, II O'Clock.
J. French's Pipe Creek Madison July 9th. IN O'Clock
Alexandra. Madison CO., same day, at o'clock
AndersOntOwn, Saturday, July 7th. o'clock
New Columbus, Madison CO., Monday July 9Th, III O'CLOCK
Nashville, Hancock CO., same day, at 4 o'clock
PepdletOn. Tuesday July 10th, 10 o'clock
p Staais's, Hamilton CO., same day. at o'clock
Mr. Csldwels. Vernon tip, Hapcock co., Wednesday July
IL. 10 o'clock
PeTknsvile, Madison co., Thursday, July 18th, 10 o'clock
StTavtoB, Madison CO. same day, at o'clock.
Cicero, Hamilton Friday, July 18Th, 10 o'clock
Westheld, same day, at o'clock.
Nobesvie, Saturday. July l4ih, 10 O'Clock.
Bethlehem, Hamilton co., Monday, July 10th, 10 o'clock
Broad Ripple, Marion CO., same day, at O'Clock
Lanesvie Marion CO., Tuesday, July nth, 10 o'clock
Hoss's Store, same day, at o'clock.
Buck Creek School House, Buck Creek tp Hancock county
Wednesday. July 18th, 10 o'clock.
Place Of holding elections JONES' tp Hancock county, SAINT
day, AT 4 o'clock
Further appointments will shortly be made Paper
in the different counties in the district where the ap
poinlmens made will please publish the above no
lice. The friends Of Messrs. Herod and Brown viii
confer favor them by putting up notices OF the aP
pointments their respective ycines Jeurnal copyJ
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
THE MARKETS..
cINCINNATI Illne Isl /

CINCINNATI June is, 1919.
Flour and Grain-The only sale of Flour head of to-
day 200 bis choice brands from canal at $780, and
small lot at 375. The receipts continue light sale oil
400 bush Oats from canal at Csc
PTopisons-Tbe demand for Bacon continues good and
prices firmly mansned Sales Of 10 hbds Hams at &c and
81 for hhds; 10 do Sides al &c and for hhds 20 do Shout
diets DC pkd do Sides SIC pkd IS do Sides (yeer-
day. at &c pkd Nothing transpred in Polk or Lard
WkiskyThe demand has not been as brisk to-day and
prices remain unchanged Sales Of o. 5S aud 10 br from
river, aud "a do from wagon 55c 10 do from railroad al
l5Ic
thessesales Of $40 and 80 boxes &c. and 80 do al
&c
SdIerofus-A sale Of 10 brls city at DC.
Pearidsb--A sale OF IA casks at DC.
Sugar-A sale Of 10 hhds prime at &C.
Linseed OLA sale Of 100 bris city at Doc cash.
Bdrksses from landing Of % cords Chestnut Oak at 50
and 40 do do al $50.
Luuber--Sales at wharf OF $1,000 brands retail
at S2 and Of Shingles 100000 retail at ESQ
and 90 900 good 10 at $3a325.
Wood-The supply at river is limited and prices
advanced Sales since Wednesday 100 cords at $40
4:50 per cord.
Freghfs-There has been material change during the
last luce days. We quote follows: To New Orleans
Flour Acc Pork &c Whisky &c. To Pittsburgh pound
freight loo Whisky 57a6Oc. To St. Louis pound fresh
20z2bc
BroOms-A sale Of 100 dog Shaker from canal a. a.5o.
Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
I0SEPH A. WRIGHT.

candidate for Governor, will be with Mr. Mason at D
appointments commencing al Danville Saturday the
day Of une and ending Huntingdon Saturday the 10
of June And will then continue his appointments as TO
lows at which times and places invites attendant
Of Mr.. Matson, his competitor
Greenfield Hancock Thursday, 2lst June. o'clock
Noblesvile, Hamilton Friday 22d June, o'clock
Upton, Upton co. Saturday 2Sd June, o'clock,
Kskomo, Howard same day o'clock.
Rochester. Fulton Monday 25th o'clock.
Warsaw, Koscusko co. TueSdiy 26th, o'clock.
Plymouth. Marshall co "Wednesday 9th, o'clock.
Lsporte, Laporte Thursday 2Sih June o'clock
Michigan city same evening O'Clock
South Bend ST. Joseph CO. Friday 29ih June, o'clock.
Mishawaka evening o'clock
Goshen, Elkhart co Saturday 3Oth June o'clock
Lagrange Lagrange CO. Monday ID July o'clock.
Lima day O'Clock p. m.
Angola Steuben co. Tuesday July O'Clock.
Auburn, DekaIb Wednesday 4h July o'clock,
Albion Noble co Thursday 9th July o'clock.
Columbia. Whitly Friday 9th July o'clock
Fort Wayne, Saturday 7ih July o'clock
Bluflon Wells co. Monday 9th July o'clock
Blackford. B'ackfOrd Tuesday 10th July o'clock
Portland. Jay co Wednesday ll,h July o'clock
Winchester, Randolph Thursday 18th July o'clock
New Castle, Henry Friday 18th July O'Clock
Cambridge, ely Wayne Saturday l4lh July 10 o'clock.
Centreville. Wayne co same day O'Clock.
Richmond. same evening O'Clock.
Liberty, Union Monday 10Th July, o'clock
Fairfield, Franklin same evening o'clock.
COnneTSville Fayette Tuesday 18th July O'Clock
Laurel Franklin CO. evening o'clock
nashville, Ruth "Wednesday 18th July O'Clock.
shelbyviIie. Shelby Thursday 18th July o'clock
ST. Omer, Decatur CO same evening o'clnck-
Greensburgh. Decatur CO. Friday goth July o'clock.
B ookville, franklin Saturday 2st July o'clock
Harrison same evening O'Clock
LawreneebuTg, DssIborn Monday 23d o'clock
Aurora. same evening o'clocK.
Versailles Ripley Tuesday oath l o'clock
Rising Sun, Ohio c.. "Wednesday 18th o'clock.
Vevay. Switzerland co Thursday 26th 10 o'clock.
Madison. Je feIson evening ocl'cks
We non, Jennings CO. Friday 9th July 10 o'clock
Lexington, Scot co Saturday 2Sth July O'clock
Brownstown. Jackson Monday Both July l o'clock.
Rockford, Jackson Tuesday 3lst July 10 o'clock
Edinburgh. johnson same evening o'clock
franklin, Johnson Wednesday Aug. Isl 10 ocltrk
MartinsvIe Morgan Thursday Aug. I'd O'Clock.
Mooresvile, evening z O'Clock.
Greencaste, Putnam co. Friday Aug Sd | o'clock.
TeTre Hsute Vigo Saturday Aug 4th o'clock.
II will be that Mr.. Wright by this arrangement, vi
visit all the counties in the Stale except H. and II e.
pected that COL Lane the candidate for Lieut. Governor
VISIT those portions Of the State We authorized TO s.
for Mr. Wright that he fills his appointments at the ho
designated and that is necessary for him to be prompt
his order to fill the he hopes his IL
will likewise be prompt in attending the
pointments at the hour designated.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

GREAT RAILROAD CoNvENTIoN.-The convention
called for the purpose of tnking into consideration the
action of the Illinois legislature respecting railroad
charters, and more particularly the refusal of that
body to grant the right of way through Illinois for
the Mississippi and Atlantic Railroad and the Miss
ssippi and Ohio Railroad, assembled at Salem, ILL.,.
the 4th inst. Twenty-Five counties were represent
ed, and lob deegates-were in attendance. Hon.
Ladoc Casey preslded' An address and resolutions
were adopted and ordered to be published, setting out
the great importance Of the proposed work. and re-
questng the Governor to call an extra session of The
Legislature 10 act upon the subject. We notice that
Gen. Shields, Hon ]. R. McClernand, Gov Reynolds
and other distinguished men present and address
ed the convention.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
JAMIE, II. POLk is DEAD.

The eventful period of his life has closedi
He breathed his last at eighteen minutes be-
fore five O'Clock, P. NJ, on Friday, the 18th
inst, at his residence in Nashville.
ellis illness was protracted," says the
Gazette, sand he fell victim to chronic
diarrhea-a disease to which he had been
subject for some years."
He had selected Nashville as the place,
and the mansion of the late Judge Grundy
as the house, where, after leaving the presl-
Dental chair, he could spend the remnant of
his days in peace and quietude.
Yet too soon has he been called away from
earth foreverl His biography is interviewer
with the most thrilling events of his coun-
try's history. The eventful period of his
administration just closed will be handed
down to posterity as one of the most re-
markable in the annals of our government.
We shall always recollect the farewell be-
tween Andrew Jackson and James K. Polk,
when the latter was about to leave for
Washington, in the winter of lS45. The
him last adieu. He raised his wasted form
erect, and seizing James K. Polk by the
hand, said: Farewell, my friend; shall
never see you again in this world. Do your
duty like man, and we shall meet in
Heaven"
They have gone hence. May they hold
sweet communion in the world of spirits
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

AMERICANS AT RIo.-Two Americans. for some
ndigniies to the chief functicnary of Rio, were re-
Gently sentenced to be hung, but our Consul ntcrer-
ing in their behalf, their sentence COMMITTED ard
they were sent to the mines for ten Yeas The
Americans were members Of party on their way TO
California. but their not mentioned. A
letter to the Albany Argus gives the information.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

The REPUBLIc.--We have received the first and
second numbers of The Republic, edited by Messrs
A. c. Bullitt and John o. Sargent, published by
Messrs. Gideon e. Co., Washington, which is to be
the organ Of Taylor's administration We have moi
had leisure to examine it sufficiently TO pronounce
upon it's merits.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
IaMES III. LANE.

Democratic Candidate for Lieutenant Governor, will adj
dress his Fellow Citizens the following times and places
Jasper, Dubois CO.. Thursday, June 2lst o'clock
Mount Pleasant, Orange CO., Friday June 22d, o'clock.
Orleans, Orange CO., Saturday, June 23d, o'clock
Psoli Orange CO., same day, o'clock, P. nj.
Other appointments will be announced by MI Lsne run
ming up the day of the election.
MAY 29tb. lS49
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

reach the concave which the leaders of the wing par
ty would establish 10 this government. They pursue
their policy and perpetrate their acts of misrule in
the name Ond under the cover Of the President 1t
remains for the American people to say if such a
dangerous feature shall be adopted into the political
system of this country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

9rWe should very much like for to know why IL is
that our friend ClaIkson has not the Of the Wing
didate Tor Lieut. Governor in his papeL-Richond Paa
'dfmn.
Because one has authorized its insertion who
will be responsible for the small fee for inserting can
'ddates' names. Shall we insert on your response
.bility, Mr.. Palladium !-Brookrile american.
So the secret is out, and the almighty is
the bottom of it, usual Clarkson will not announce
iStanfeld us candidate because person will Civ,
him dollar for it, Then hear what he says of Mat
son =" We love Matson do other man. ant
.would do for his election to the Office Of Gov
;ernor than we would for any other,' &c.
The fair inference is that the fellows {" love" 70
atson and his GOODNESS to Staneld is regulated b,
the amount of money he receives from each respect
lively. Whggery is great article!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

ILLNESS OF Gov. CRITTENDEN.-The Louisville
Courier of the 18th says: Some painful reports con-
corning the illness of Gov. Crtenden were in crcu
Otion here Saturday evening and yesterday. We un-
dersand that he had very attack of cholera
morbus, but we are reoiced 10 learn that although
ibis situation at time was extremely critical, We,
when The stage left Frankfort at 10 o'clock yeserda,
morning, he considered out of danger
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

The State Sentinel reaches us usually about on,
week after it is due. For two weeks past it has no
come in the mail from Indianapolis Wonder il
the new wing postmaster at the capital knows her,
Madison is.--Madtson Courier.
Our papers are sent TO the postofice with the "a.
'most punc:uaty and We do not know what the caus,
iof the failure is. We shall attend to the natter We
fare not willing to believe Col. Russell guilty of sucl
gross official misconduct to detain OUT papers for
week after their proper time aud will not condemn
him in advance but we must have an explanation o.
the matter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

Now, although. we are not altogether pleased will
the manner in which this result [KIgores candida
cyl has been brought about. yet the selection is un
doubedly upon full view Of the case. the best that
could be made While we are not by any means in
different TO the who represent u.s. We esteem tina
a very trifiDg matter compared with the triumph Of
our principles. This is the great object for which
strive.-La Grange Wing.
What are your principles! The SPoILs The ed
itor of the Wing has recently received taste Of
swing principles" in the shape Of the La Grang'
postmasiership; it is to be expected that he should
hibt considerable zeal in the cause.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

OrThe California railroad convention, which was 10
be held at Memphis. Tenn, on the fourth of July has
lbeen postponed, account of the cholera until the
10th OF October. Gov. Towns. If Georgia. has op-
pointed delegation. consisting of one hundred and
five of the prominent men Of the State to this
lyenfion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

GA tetegraphcb despatch from St. Louis. date'
the 18th, speaks of the arrest, at Fort Kearnv. o
several members of the Pittsburgh emgrants Ito Cali
formal upon charge of wanronly and without prov
ocatlon, numbering FIVE Of the Kansas Indians, AM
woundng many others
They were arrested by the U. S. Dragons ant
taken to court for trial. The company is completely
broken Up.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

0ETThe Alta Californian of the 22d March, states
that General Lane had reached Oregon city; and is
sued bis proclamation Governor of that territory
the Sd of March. The Provisional Legislature
had adjourned on the 18th of February, after passing
fifteen acts and one resolution. One of the acts was
for the establishment of mint at Oregon city,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

OrrSamuel Moore has been appointed postmaster
at Columbus. Ind, rice Aquilla Jones. removed
VIM Lowry is appointed postmaster at Newport
Ind. in place of VIM. Utter, removed.
VIM. H. Chandler, Esq. editor of the Evansville
Journal, has been appointed postmaster at Evansville
Ind, in place Of B. F. Dupuy. removed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

0erThe Hungarians residing in New York have re
solved to petition the u S. Government to conside
THE proprery of sending an Ambassador to the ne'
Hungarian Government, and of concluding a CONNER
|cal treaty with the same.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

0TPius TX. on hearing the resistance of the Ro
said to have declared that he would not
Rome at such price, and to have sent message il
consequence to the King of Naples and to Gen
|Oudinot to induce them to retire.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

AcaUITTAL OF CRAFIs.-Boston, June D, lS49
Crafts, who was tried on the charge of attempting L
defraud Insurance Companies. by conspiring with 9th
TO destroy the ship Franklin, has been acquitted
The Jury were out hours.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

fSrThe name Of the town Of Bloomington, Iowa
has been changed by the District Court to Muscatins
so saws the Iowa State Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

o1xDonoyan's Panorama Of Views in Mexico was
DESTROYED By Gre at Richmond, Va, recently. II
insured fer 50 600.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

ltrWhata do the City Council think of the provis
to section 80 Of the Acto incorporate the city Of In
dianapolis. in connexion with the recent tax vote
Examine L. gentlemen. -