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TTATS As CAPS.-Ne invite be Gents ID ex4
i anime oar stock of SILK and Sioutch Hats.
and fine assortment Of Caps. = Will atisfd as
pIeasI,rc p show them, If We faii IN selling.
Ian. 29 TATE Il HOOFFs
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Notice - l'ttawlcss.

THE undersigned are It'll engaged ia mann.
/ tuctauug to1oH tUs aud Faridbss Hp's'
mus rlgtt mil,- NORTH 81 Palestine, Audrr-"u
county, lcNa-, Wh, r. They are +, ruauvmh To-
Gated, and ~ 30 hrt T. constantly uu hand Gus 81
tauuu, sizes ahd ii, fJilun-. ali NJ. de 81 the
hest mat, rail-, ta,t Aic,l Saw. ta-l iitb-,
chill hardened sud N,ii lui-h,d. "lh an ezra
dust brush ltaeh,d to each gun | hv utli,
are % mad. ~ good uairial. auj VIII hulsi,-
-, ui rs,e respect. The gu, aud uH'ls ar all
WARRANTED 10 l,flprm well. an, viii te deliver
rd to pHrrlm.tt> 81 the -huric-i nutlce. Con.
tract, ma, b, mad. with our tra,,hug agents,
81 with A. J Au-ttu y 60. Washington c"un-
IS longropr u Norton. Lagrange. fAyrttt
county " rud 4 Np,ncrf. 1T Nhc,io,k and
Dr. W !. Ro,-. ku-k co For utth,t pariir.
ular, addfr.- Lawrence y Biup-, Pale
Nud,r,ou county, T,ka, We would also r..
ter pcr>ou- wishing &" purchase g,u- aud m,ll-
81 the ioltoWiug geullrmtn, Who lave pufrna>-
ID gus aud ulii. trum our maruiuelorl, va
Samuel Rowe, 'iho- tr,wrll, poik county
u y Hutchinson, t. F5rquhar J. : lIur-,
Judge LIp-eomb II {. Nclnutc, Washington
county h u klg>dsi,, >cabtun lcdbctivr
Jt> furgrr>uu, Cherokee county l.. H. tue,
Gonzales county J J M,Bndgc, VIM. thl.
der, Leon county II. Il. Smitb, Squire trc~ :,
II Ter county J SLACK. /. lcWi-. talrt,
COUNTY : X Moss, Harrison Owens, k"btf-
son county j. v. Flanagan, Russ county
II Smith, BIN, county DR. Muu-ou. Bufc-on
county. 'lhus. Ellison. caldwell cuuul, Goo
>toncum Lew, Dupr,e, J. l. hr,cU, nt''u,-
couuty, Aihhony SHARP, II Jacs,"o, Lame.
,tohc cobnN b. A. Aniuh, Dall", county
In ii4le. Jn- Cabtncs- Walker opunly
George hallmark, Houston county lH-
son. Ira \ Grc,p. e. " Duke Il " BOY,
WA Hopper, and kius, Audcr-on c"uuiy.
ihc undcr,igucd lee, thankful Ter tie liberal
Patronage heretofore extended ,hrln, and hope
II wiil bc continued by their d'hs,ut Application
10 business.
LAW RENEE & BlLLtPS
Nav n 1881 Nauis y
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Land Tor suite.

.lA\A AtkfS of yer, ~uprri"r ls'nd. ~
~OOO Pamela county 1ju acrr- IT Which l.
sich bottom land, aoo,. oy.tnw There j. on
the land never failing stream at water, "tlril
would b. veil adapted 10 machinery. II would
be- most eligible III. for San aud Gri-i VIII
Timber on the band OAK. Pine and t'yrr'--
There is ab.ui eighty acre. Of CLEARED Land
thereon. ~Ih Ilou-. and other Improvements.
Location healthy. and at a convcuirui DISTANCE
from besh the Red River and Sabine Navigation
Title und,niable T,.ms reasonable
Apply h WV H. BltlSIbW,
uI7 # Marshall
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n..i Il

4 uDUGii & LANE having received the IA.
Y -,fucri"n- from tn. Department Of Tia.
Interior, IN relation to procuring Bounty Land
Wuranl-, anjrr the late act Of Congress, APP
proved l-lh September, 1880, will attend to any
brauch N lha, department which may he en-
Trusted to them 13-tt
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4, ,ND.it rEtA.L iNsIl.llL.

lNiih LNrruu,, Board ni Nl..n1 GER. 81 '"inl-
| sci b, uar-iDli i,'d.,' Ne. -. auuye"er &"
tIi.. Hl.lie lnlt iia. Al session OF he Institute
aiii ,nnui.ua, ,u lhv ilh ot Augn.l ui"irr 'i"
,h ~. % ihr Faculty. o lca,hr-, Geo vii
Ep Itu 3 " f.-uN. Fr,id~1t
At- tVNA - uosIpgY ilrs FfnfVai
N.,.tt1 Eta1oN. rrma's Department
Miss AnAHElLA JEssirT Jusf, NuHc Pidr"
n.,,,,,., mud I,fprp u psI
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J1ypl, oaEjI fias. ItrH 10. lAhl-
.i,IIlS INA, certify that rit ON Crawford ha-
br.a sfI,rttd wth il~ rheumatism for
.-l.t y.,,. Al 4 III, rvtit tff',r= nuflng ihe
,t7It ,,,sr- 90, hi. ailhrton the pain and an.
NH AN. Utmost in.urpnrfath lie iHd invd
n,..fl, al ih, nsual r. n,au-- recommended ~
a, f., r..... without null h,uchl. IN 'h'- mis-
LII. .o,s,t,or. he v.nr,,d along tire ~ liir.
,l he wa h3a' 'sSe', >" u'e '''' a.',asi, nbl,
f"''u ur,u M y, Ill, e., VA, ar manner
:" Wv ~ ,,,.h.d,n ,s,ngr m. po.t,ion ~
,'' NJ" =, H.. l,,,.d and nlae,d 80 NJ hp be-.
''" '''' ~ -, italian. and NJ each
",'' "''',' f.. ,,I 49, t.,.r In. po-tt,on
anu w, ,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,. ,l,,. NAM, that Ia,
'''""-' We 49,. IA dpt,rv ,,.. time n.
...-,..,,d ,tr,,,, Dds. lad A hivlI, tan,.
w. e" if'','"Iu -, HIM ,I,,.,k ard
." PE ''''" Representative, rr.nI Il
ih,.r L.y.n, ta e, IA io h, u-,,-- To- dc any hing
NOR. fnr HIM. Bot. before hully dl.r"ipd OF
ham. heard ~ DR. N,ul - NlrN' port la b
ard 5pll.d ,u lam tor uudit'rr. Wuir'i h' vi
np orh iaG written Gir clion~. nd when !
commenced administering thr m,dtclur bN VI"
drpo,'- ar, cuou,. Che change ior ilr britf
trok pie. -o ,ar3 ai.a va, go -fr3i. Do va,
vul, a,toni.Lm.nt that ruuld tyailyr %. |
rur'mud q" ~ Ias w'ni'H' ''i 1'""' wv
",rk~ At the cNwral'"h ~ "h'" .'p' ~ VA
'n'ciu'lA turd 81 N- ''u' ~ "'
h',n "'.' about ,"''' ''''',''' '',T '.' NV
had anY return "l hr '"t'i+''' ~ ~ NV
o'h"r d'-i"r''' as 1--WE ','' ''' JUGS ''''"
"n' -celn- u" lH'''u' ",'' ''',' b" '""'''
proof OF inr 'uirfl'f '"."'N '' .'' ''|''"'
i"''' mus ''''''
,..,j..{,,, ,,,,,i, ILo I,ry 20 ISIS.
M .... ..,,i. THAT b,,, bacon .nlricd
-. la, i,.,,,,.,r. and bt,,r.t,n
-. 1911. .Iltb,i t,,,,,.. a itbout ai, b,uc.
...ti ,.I,..lI, MI ..ll tl, .ltti,.. l,lt
|,.n., Al \.I ybo. nti ur un Il
I|.L ,...,..,.... ,..,,, dt,.- v,it,b
,.,...' ,..,,.r,d ,u,. IN ,.plurtabI,
-. ~. T,,I,. ,,., Rr.t,.rtfnlIy.
I'm II p,.rs
-
Norr'h fo""fP' ''"rL"' """' - lew
:, '"' may '''t', -, quay ' ',.','.,,
'i'"".' ,''' '''''', tI. ..,,,
i'"' "' N'' '''' ,..,L ,'.' ',,,I
." '"'t ,'' NV LII.
l"'-'fN ''' va, "i'' ~
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"'t"rd We '"us '"'t'''"'' '''''. ~.
i'arroH fDHHtB. Gcnrrid, Jd". 10, 1870
I il, ma, c.riii> That my -"u William, hi'
been ,5lllctcd NTH the asthma tpr tn~c 'caf>
\ mHN tunes thc iriroN4 -ui' 81 ms di'r""'
w,tr ,N,ic. ihc 'lorN he made 1" breath,
might have been hcuid "a hundred Aatd'
had lrcd al the n,uHI remedies generally n
commended BOO such casts, and, too, "ilh bu
huh, ur uo good. In tins miserable condition
l...t tIt,sN IA a. n
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PRIMARY DrrAarIrsr .--orlh"gfHrhy,
Heading and writing, pr session Of
i've months. $40 90
rCnsn Jrsios Class -Elcmrntar, les
.u.. tu Arl hm,tie tfauiin"r. tep-
uf.piA. Natural hilo-oi.ht ihi,-
olo.e and History Sl2 90
fmsr JtNIoa tL.s~ -tnsftst TRAM
amt Deographl, ArlbHirle cuulh.
u,d, Natural Philosophy. Watt On
thv Mud iiolau,, Geology. VI ihol
og, aUi History SO %
thuu-, add History SD nr
Nupt Coast hrmi-'rg. khri"tte,
io.u. Murtl Scelr,, Nrutd Ia.
i,..FIu. E,idrur,- ~ hri-tmnnN
i.un4ru und Dumr-'t, Economy,
Ar>,fpn"ntl, Al-'hf Ar',rri aud
hndefu Languages ,rnmt'ctd. SO 90
-rs'Un tlA.s--Anucnt I'D Mod,rn
Language completed t,rmrtH.
Iuyuuwr,y and rNt,W ~ l"rm-
~ studio. So o.
Compassion throughout the copt-r,
c,u mcdru,al ,Apcrsc inr prlj
per -,--.uu - 100
UaNu. atd I.su.'u .,ti,h So 90
EmbroIdtt, wd W., Wutk.'urh 90
Iu.irunrufa4 Mn>ir. $50 uu
l'-r u plano ezra - %
Tuition payable at the end of each session
pupj. wdl Ice charged from the uur ni rn-
Irircr. uutlJ %, rlo>, ct the -r--iuu Deduru"n-
mad, tor protrari,d >lcAuc-~.
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'I>tlE ,uh,,rb.r take, In m.ii,vd oi u'uru
l. lus h,- patrons and iue puhhc gcu'rdh,
that hls Steam Saw aud Gti-t Nll, -uuul,d
abou, one aud a quarter miles u"rih-~r-t from
Marshall. T., nua IN operation and ~ good nr,r
tie Is prepared to accommodate ord, = At short
notice aud on reasonable terms, Ter cash, 81
on cr.dl to punctuui dealers The tuli"wlug
re tn. prce-, per 1000 icri
Lumber hoard measure Al5 90
Rough edged lumber &c %
lalhlng AID pa:.g, side and
edg. nIea-ur., 20 90
The gri-i mil will NJ all times b, Ia opera.
ton Sack, brought to the mill must be- pL,in-
iy marked, or there will be no responsibility for
loss
Ten per ce1t will b. charged ON lumber bills.
when not paid N advance All sums "n credit
will b. ror.idcfvd due on III, first dan at De.
e-lub.r Of III. current year
A. y nGKRESS
January l. 1881 u2N
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J, fItrs0n VI literature Eslaklishre,,

(.,r'r,,,,,' .t.,,.,'.,., -, :, r.."a'y
- ,,,,,'., ,,'t'. ,..nt',,.' II, LAS o'A'
.',.,,. " '',' pace
-, H.. - .,I,.,'' ''.""a'
,t,,,,,5,, "'
lin, r,,,,,,..J ,,t,,,.,,,., ,,,,. ol
,..,, -, ""''' NE
,,d,r ia. Na,t ,uf.. and b,,,,,, l.. .n'
njh ,o,,iu,d 81 If, .ur.fo,n, Of 1L,. t, "s
.,,, ,,ll AHA, kro,,n, ,,,,,u,, In. a,r,,,. ''
.,t flst h,.vtu b. ll 81. yi,, grr,,I .', '1'
,irat To- all uo., VIM ate l.Gnnrp ma,
''''''.' ~ 'ous' W CIV ''' u ""a'r'"
a.l,
'''.., '''u,of"'ii
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Fresh Arrival.

MORRIS & TACkET'r have just received
~ and opened splendid supply Of fresh
drugs and medicines. Their stock - complete,
and well selected. Garden seed. in the great.
Is. abundance. A beautiful variety of cxqui.
site periumey A full supply Of every thug
TO aid the afflicted nhd unfortunate Of the hu.
man race. Call and see their stock, for they
have lots of pretty things namf
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" imd0w Au.h Cheap IUr Gmsn.

" tmdOW SMsls Cheap 1OC lMsl..
I'VE uudvr-igncd viii make aud keep nj
! hand a good arIclr ut sash, which lee ~ill
-ciI on rs gpud t'rnI> dor ca-l) ~ he can IN,
by. Persons wish NJ 4" purchase can ltatr
their bill, at the Drug S,"r, c.tn.t al EAnn> y
Snudrr. ~ \urrl, y Tackclt. Wh,r, ineI can
zee sample OF the WORK, or apply at hI- shop
on the southern bufd,r Of town, where thu,
viii b. apt to lind hun.
A. T. FISiiEK.
Marshall, Feb g. 1881. y!u39y
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NJ K DOUGLASS co, Recurring and
w. Fn-~afd'ng Ms,chant', Front l~vee
ShrN.po'l, Ia.
kryrN,scs ,--Swinns,, Green, 4 Co, Payne
4 Harrison \-w prs,ans +. !. Hunt 4 Co,
i.oni>, uir u VI Whiilo,k. & Co, New York
Sner Price 4 Co., Philadelphia; Chenowor,h
4 Co. C,nclunst
september -. 1881
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THE slgurd h,m beIng this day
li>-"scd hy Limitation, al persons having
claims against sn,d finn are lic,elN request.
I'D to present the ,nlur and those indebted,
are earnestly requested to call mad settle,
WARD \ WILSON.
JanuaIv |. 1880. MS u
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fi.,ILAK san iNB OhISI
lNilf. pfoFfirior iHN.- ri, -ufr ip Hnu"unv
~, /. HI. lr,ted- sri o., hai.i.Hr eou-
nan, generally. that b. w'.. .!'Jr great
leila, sud rA,s.,.. h ru.e,ugI tr" Henib ln
.sui,'l, nistaf n.r 'hr'e t',l"- r"r i-s1T' 90,
NJ, .euit sifrr,. t, - f8.A r.f..N 90 f.trttI td
n 1rl,t. Il short r..'r.r sra iiL.u,f- bins, 70
n,i ~ SUPERIOR QUALITY 81 49, LHm.
b., a,t =, tvfi,e piil su~uf" a continuation ui
the lb-r.i o .iroaagr s,ph iia- nit,r'" been
extended to To, establishment. Id. iuilo"in-
-. bill, of prioc---fOk Cash
Squar, pm. lumber, Ga 90 Irr VI
Sh-aiipg 30
Az IN Il ri,,r,d lumber 20 oo
g., .nt5cr iIa ut col tWcffl .iuur tt .t
.rnsth an ,Ntta prce Sc ~ he. tltrod. go pro.
partiuu in be, d,m,u.ru- Cum. '1f hNws
saluui, AMI atu'r r,rWihtr .nHlhft. = t"--
are furnished. Wlll b.. cd uu 'h- -Hstc,, ~
II So r,tN
.iH -rll an the u-uil credit 'o is, end 90
The var. at 10 PER r"u' on fh' aho,' rfer, q"
panelual and is.aI}y f'rp"f al" nItH N"H'
others ue.d apph iuf rdui -,uee. .'t"uI -"''l
snirr,r,aepf un iher hHl- Ard "at wi"
.l-ak tyr ea.h hil- me, be-, is4air'd 200 ,l'r"-i'
the ,mulnf II their af...f l. at,.0r, TIE
rlrpian b.. h.rn vested. ft4d l .tn d"i'fui-
med in de- q -ai, hu.inr-- iu tb, future.
G,imtn- Ail hr ionr ans night Deb The ne.
rtrpi SUNDAY. .....
SAN J RICHARDSON
December 30, 1880 h4s E
T. S-Drtrt, lcfl with me--r- Nari. W %.
.un. Is Go VIII meet WITH prompt dienii"n,
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l'Ur sale.

1'UC sale.
IHfufg.On, |hnHNoHd Acres Of IdtI
SITUATED u Harrison, p,hcr. s,niih aud
, " God touu'ic>, In Tracts To sui purchaser.
Iuir undl Is 3d, Irum- accommodating
Al So,
Onc iuudr ID Town Lot, N the CHS &C Mar
shall with rhgchlr >llv. t"f private tr~d.nce>
Together with tive Improved i."t- sii's @"thi"r
iail, dwellings Therein Tor Farther parttutar.
apply to the 0ndcf-tGnrd.
" K ~ WARD
Nov J. 1880 MI It.
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& 4 u ID =. l. = &.

an rnlns rirnrt
'lNANLOK y PIERCE, na,,iclans ana NW
/ gems tcedrr their Professions services l.
the citizens at Marshall and vicinity, IN tn
,aripus branches u' their proie--loi
Onirr No. J Juhu~un- new BRICK building
Nur.lmlt. NO, 10. lsIg NO Is
II VI ADAMS, Auwpeg az IoH. Vel ]
Harrison county, T,Sa,. tJ3 J.,
~ 4 rAliLIu, Agnrney al La~, Marshall
q. Harrison county Texas. NJ
4 'ASEN ASkiN, A1mH'y Al Lar end
\4arg ithur. Mar.h3'. T,Na, 80
II \ FRAZER. 4 fnru.y NJ I'm. VI r-tall,
T,An-, Mil Practice IA The sail Jwietsl
Di,ir.,' embracing thu con tns at ilrrri.ou.
Ca-., tp.hur, Nuud, Smith, Cherokee, Rn.k,
aud r44uia euuniic.. Mo Y
~ - NORTON, Afmrey At Lop our
}. ANN, " I'D county, IcNa., vii ptar'irc
IN ihc court, If the 6lh Judicial ii,ltict III,
supreme aud f,dp'ai Contt- 1t ~ lrr
Au.u>i 30. 1881. ~ hf
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]. tIIICkERI\G.

3,i Warrington street, Boston
H. 80 has ou hand large supply Of select
muse II thu latest style,
tiat H. 1871 v3n%Iy
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Il. 4. 4 ". ~. DIAL,

n n A ~ ~. DIAL.
pL,,.,,,,,o. >.r. ram, amt Jb,,lrf-aias,
.~.ltl ,.,,,;... .,,,,irt,,., r.lip
" ','.',,, l.,t' ~, an ,,p',.. Ia. f,,p'J
''" '' -, ",'' ,t.,.l..,.,,,,l.
-qnarr In al, e''r' "i ''np"r'a,'' We I'M,
81 h"ih VI" n' gN'" "'.'"' d"
''. Hwy w." IVY WV In
Marshall, January 1T, 1881, u4s
...
} located n Marshall respectfully i," -
h- mrdlc.l services :" ih' i'ubl'' fr' g iN
bu,iJ,,r ,au.o,
stsS,, rt>mt1o> s' ma"
-hhNNhf VT h"N''' an' |4> '"'
AVA nhHN't"S ~ '"'"' '''7''",'' w.
county Texas "di practice I" me u,',f''
court, al ilarr'"n' as p-h1t' "''''"'' l'f
They Will -Ir,il, aud pfompily attend To- NV
collection, entrusted lu them ga Eastern T. a..
Olle, always open, up stars, N J"hn-' u =
btl,s binding 80 y.
~ Ne Af"wg ~ h'"' ''"n'e'' To
! IL n"la county, icNt'. o.
.,,.,.. "a
y "
u't P''"t '"""'f' '''">' W." WV, KEN ''.
100 f'h"t I"u "'y'''',n- ''"'','' ', ,,'''
t'"" ''w,l y" wv ~
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I\R \ " EAMES having permanently
] - located IA Marshall. respectfully it' -
hl- m,.,c,l services 10 ih' rubl' &c g ny
Office enr dur Ca, Of DR. Nonur'~ brick
binding '4u'oi
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~ \ rATil.Iu, Mummy Al Lae, Marshall
/ HARRISON ,uuuiy, Texas. ~
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DOI\DEN TER 4 YVES 7 MUKIINN 7
ARVpeys At Liw, Jcil r.on. Tear, $50.
practice w all the Court, 81 the District
Particular attention. to collecting aud prpha; e
bn,in".r Sept. 2,,nll-iy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
Railroad Meetihs.

The Railroad meeting this place, the 4th inst,
large and enthusiastic Although there the
same outpouring OF the that frequently charac.
tczes political barbecue other OF popular
excitement yet the assembly, the busy of the
year considered outnumbercd the expectation o. the
most sangunc friends of the enterprise and what is
better, it composed of men OF the right stamp
clear headed, calculating men, of sufficient sagacy
loresee that the interest of the public and their own
the early completion OF the road intimately associa
ted The minutes in detail will be found in another
column.
meeting of the kind needed, and will result IN
much good IL developed facts in the history of the
road knowledge OF which is essential TO inspire popu.
lar confidence 1t tended TO wrong impressions,
prejudices and bring home the mind of the
people the strong necessity of pushing the enterprise
ward with renewed vigor.
The Company, since its organization, has met with
many hindering causes-rom the failure of the crops
the season the work commenced and from the gen.
eral apathy with which such works are regarded by
certain class Yet it has all opposiIion and
in unprecedeBedIy short time in the history of sim
lar Enterprises has the entire road between this
place and Lawrenceburgh under contract, nearly half
which is grubbed and graded, and will be ready for the
iron by the 1st of August. The work between this
place and Milford is partly in the hands OF the contrac
tors and also part of the main line st. Omer
route TO Indianapolis. BY their constan, and unweary
ing exertons, the early completion Of the road is
one of the fired facts.-GTeensbsugh Press.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24

u The editor of the State Sentinel denies that lac v6
'We supported it with our vote and influence am,
took interest in its than any before
Congress-"
1t is fortunate for the deocfatic editor that he voted
for this inst and popular measures bit what become
of Mr. Dunham the democratic candidate for Congress
in this district who voted against the identical bill for
the passage of which Hon. VIM j. Brown not only voted
defence can Durham make for his yote1-adisOn Bun'
ner.
Mr. Dunham voted for the postage law well as the
editor Of the Sentinel 1t amendment Of the
Senate prepared by the Senate Committee as a subst
tute for the House BILL under the direction of the Post
master General, who was opposed to the original bill
as it passed the House. The only the present
law, in the House. concur in the amendment OF
the Senate. For this Mr.. Dunham voted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
Foreigners.

The following paragraph, purportihg to be from
speech of Hon. Jesse D. Blight, going the rounds Of
the whg press. ~
am OPPOSED to that clause in the constitution
allowing foreigners to VOTE and sorry il is there
Both parties tried ho far they could 60 get oreg
votes. II il was left oeh the negr0 clause Il would
be voted down by Twenty thousand votes"
Mr.. Bright tever made any shch a speech. We an
derstahd that it originated In this way Mr.. Bright was
at wedding party in tcfersoh eOHny not long since,
and whilst engaged in free conversation with some OF
his friends the subject of the constitution, sone
Ole present objected To that feature which extended the
right of suffrage TO foreigners To this objection Mr.
Bright replied, that seemed him if there had
been effort beweet the wings and democrats to out
Herod Hcrod and to who could 90 the farthest Ii
concating foreigners, and in that effort they had CONT
farther than the people expected them to CO. and that ii
separate taken this artcle he believed IL
would be voted down. This private CONVERSATION
with of his friends which free soer by the nam
of Lewis distorted 70 suit bis VIEWS and published it III
the Madison Banner. This is the whole story
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY is, 1851.
Julian,s Democracy.

Congress- assembled the Sd of December 1919.
The Democratic nominee for speaker Howell Cobb,
bl Georgia: The Wing candidate was r. C. Winthrop,
of Massachusetts On the FIRST BALLOT Mr. Cobb re-
ceiyed l03 votes; Mr.. Winthrop Sc; and David Wilmot
Free-soier 8. One hundred and eleven were
cessary to choice If these eight frec.solers had
voted for Mr. Cobb he would have been sleted and the
House organized on the first day. Mr.. Julian not
present but his abolition colleagues Allen, Booth, Dur
kee, Gddings, Howe, King, Root and Tuck voted for
Wimot. These reesoers holding the balance of pow
St in their hands, for twenty days held the H5se in
abeyence, without the election of Speaker; and by the
same course they prevented the organization Of the
House for twenty days more by refusing vote for
either whg democrat candidates for the minor Offices
and the House finally compelled to proceed TO bu
siness without the election of either door-keeper
Postmaster. c. L. Weller, Esq, the accomplished
editor of the Hamilton Telegraph only lacked one vote of
ain elecon, yet Mr.. Julian could not de induced TO give
that vote, and the former whg doorkeeper and all his
assistants held over, 1t is DUE however, to say that
Mr.. Julian not present until the 10Th of December
and did vote until the 56th BALLOT He then solitary
and alone, voted for Wmot Mr.. Cobb was elected on
the 63d BALLOT. Allen, Booth, Durkee, Giddinrs,
Howe, Julian, King, and Root voting for Wilmot In
the election for Clerk, Col John w. Forney the talent
ed editor Of the Pennsylvania the Democratic can
didate, and 7. ]. Campbell of Tennessee was the wing
On the second ballott Mr.. ForneS came within three
votes OF an election, yet Alen Durkee Giddings, Ju
an, King, and Wnot voted for Phileo, Connecticut
abolitionist Whilst the democrats and wings were en-
deavorng to organize the House and proceed with the
public business, here Allen Durkee Giddings, Ju
an, Kingi Tuck, and Wiltnot voting for abolit;onists
and preventing by their action the organization of Con.
gress, and the transaction of the public business Do
the Democrats Of the fourth district desire to see these
scenes reenacteda If they do they ought for
George w. Julian. The editor of the Louisville Cou.
rier for the purpose of preadcng the pope of Kentucky
against the democratic party charges that Julian the de-
mocratc candidate and to sustain his assertion copies an
article from the Lafayette Courier which speaks of Mr.
Julian ''radcal democrat" Mr.. Julian never was
democrat. He voted for Henry Clay 1874 In 1S45
he was whig member of the Indiana Legislature and
voted for j. G.. Marshall in opposition j. d. Bright
for the United States Senate In 1913 he voted for Van
Buren,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24

1.-THE abolitionists of Rush county, held conven-
tion at Carthage the 18th inst and nominated full
county ticket and recommended johnson Watts TO the
free soil voters Of the district candidate for Com
gress adopted series of strong abolition resolutions,
among which notice the following in relation to the
fugitive slave law:
RssOlred, That we consider worthy the votes
of recmen, for places of trust uder Government
tion Of said law.
Either the free solers the wings of that district
deceived in the views OF Col. Watts Wings tell rs
that Watts, f elected, will disturb the compromise
measures Do tie free soiIers SO understand himl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
The Differences,

In 1912, Blair & Rives removed, as printers 10
Congress, and Gales & Seaton elected, and by resolu
ton they rered to perform the printing at the
prices of 1ss less twenty per cent. By this provision
the Government saved about thirty thousand dollars,
and the printers made handsome profit. On the last
night of the Congress, by preconcerted movement
among the wings, this proriso repealed and Gales
Seatoh nder the old prices pockeed the thirty thou.
sand dollars. This all fair legal transaction, anu
all the wings voted for it now, because Congress pro-
poses to pay Mr. Rtchie half the prices Of 1919 to
him from ruin it denounced by the whig press
and the whig orators a swindle. Oh consistency
thou art level!