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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
PRE- AND WATER PROOF ROOFS

toMPOST1ON by the barrel prepared Paper sld fetrs,
Kees az 20 10 13O eaons Mops, screens I'D Heaters 10
prepare Gravel Mandatory or Market oe
t.c,;sns t,rrsc c. ZIMMERMAN 4 CO,
sr.vss-eS-o, Indianapolis, lrd
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--7Szzzza=zss RIFLES AND sHoT-cUNS REvoLv-
FssasS5 zzssezks Err AND ALL OTTER KINDS OF. FIS-
EE[SO TOIS.-SAAiUEL BECK would respect
~ fully inform hrs old friends and The pablir gen
~ orally thai he has zn isAen charge Of his
Gun business, and VIII ain devote his the
nfacture It's shop Washington half square
west Of the Court House sa e sign Of he Rig Gun where he @
happy accommodate all VINO may wish good Rifles Shot
Guns any article the Gun line All warranted
charge He has constantly hand the best Ride Powder,
caps and Lead.
His loss by fire Of his dat Store, makes necessary call
themselves indebted him recount
call Immediately and pay up he compelled % have money
Come and
r-Orders from distance promptly attended TO- fehi3V
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ut DITCH is hereby given undersigned ha been ap-
pointed Ad unraor Of the of John Peck of Ma
county, deceased indebted Of said
deceased requesed to call undersigned for
ali having claims sgansi SAID notified file
he within the prescribed by law The sup
posei be nsoivent. EMSLEY WRIGHT, Administrator
Washington Township Dec. -, ts52-dec30x3w
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IMPORTANT
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTLE
Troup &. Fickardts Celebrated Black Liniment
rs APPLICABLE all orses and Cat
lie where an external application required Cork,
Chales Calls Spans, Bruises Scratches, Cracked Heel STRAINS
he Shoulders Hoo Knee Hip, JOINT Fetlock, aud OF ne
Pas;ern Coffin Joints, Splni Spavn Hard fuoTs
Disemper, FisIula, Poll Evil, &C. &c. 4...a
Ard also an excellent for the Human frame IN al cases
Weakness or Sne Of the Joints Pans Ia the Back, Beast
SIDE Face Limbs Sore Throat lnhuenza, Segss hhen-
maiism, SprSms Bruises, &c &C. DC
This far superior 10 and cheaper tnan me common
Nerve and Bone Lllmell IN USE 49,
prepared and sold only by the subscribers
NAV ais be Of edited throughout
Slot. prioe d cents bottle beetles for duuar by
~ TRoUP g. FlcKARDT, Druggists,
CIreevilo, o.
To whom all orders be addressed
The GENUINE BLACK LlNlMENr can also be had OF
INV THALMAN & EVANS, indianapolis
And nj other respectable agencies d Indiana.
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~ OYSTERS! OYSTERS - Fresh Shell Oyster.
ceived daily by express the American Saloon under
he Wright House. A. W. FORD
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- oRRIs's REMEDY-An nabe cure for Gonorhea, 6eet
We Structures Emssons Gravel aud all dis
reSsng complaints usually ur0n youthful excuses aud
induleencies
preparing specific for this class Of diseases Dr. Morris has
expended and ey II orT present the
tunate sufferer pleasant and Efficient medcne That he
has succeeded well established there has been
thousand bottles sold.
WARRANTED TO CURE,
Or the TeturnedsHd satisfaction
As an invzorang medicine BrOkea CONSTITUTIONS has
equal being extremely pasabls ana mid well active ad
permanent in It's effects
For distressing complaint females med
Flour Abus specific is remedy, and should
be used by all who thus an cled
sod bv Cragha5 81 Browning w Roberts Indans pos
Son. Lsfaye,.s; r. Cunningham rerre Hauie.
dee22d&w3n
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ENXECUTORS NOTIOE-Noice is hereby given that letter.
IA Tsameny been issued the undersigned upon the
last will and Of John McCutehen Ma
ron county State OF indiana All persons indebted the
Of eslaUr In make prompt payment and per-
having claims against OF the requested
present the for adjustment The PROBABLY solvent
JOHN CARLISLE, Executor
Dee lG 1850 -detoa
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q DEMONSTRATORS NoT1oE-Notlce il hereby given,
III thai Of administration OF the OF Alexander W.
EEel Marion county, granted
The undersigned All showing themselves indebted
Of SAID deceased requested call the unde sgn
for settlement all having claims sgsust said estate
notified to 6e the within the prescribed by law
The il believed 10 DO solvent
Nov 30 1S51 nOv3O diva W2w. DAVID S. BEATTY. Adm.
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Book, by l.. Mason contang,
selection Of the hes, Tines from al MI asonis previous
books First compositions By Ch Zeuner. Append
containing Tunes The whole making Important
book Of Chur-h Music in the world !"
The sale of Three Hundred thousand Gamma Saca sufficient
evidence 81 m Fifteen sersiamps pub
Rice Kendall, Boston, viii command copy b. mail
Also, for sale by r. k the Boston Acaaemys Collections;
The Psaery; Moson's Musical Schools;
Juvenile Singing Books The Boston Gee Book lvey popu
af The Boston Acsdemys Collection Of Choluses lpu
sl4 per dozen,l and oheF musical works dee0-ll6zwSw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

Err. w. H MORRIS, Inventor OF Ihe far f,Dsd MORRIS
REMEDY can be consulted by letter, by who
make Il convenient him personally Persons afflicted
with syphilis Gonorhea with any distressing and
aasaI consequences attending nudicous powerful
medicines can by describing their disease IN writing and ncosng
reasonable of Three Dollars have advice and medicines
sent with Medicines pleasant and
lent recurring NJ restrictions hndTsnce om business.
Also Scrofua Teter Rngwor and old Ulcers re-
moved and permanently cured Terms reasonable
DR. w II. NORRIS,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
DR. Morris can b. for few days and ae 2 JaIu
ary 1853, at IITTIss'S HOTEL, Indianapolis, Ind
decQ3d W.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT OH WASHINGTON ST.
FOR SALE LOW.-Tne Lot is - feet font by 1875 feel
deep Immediately opposite the Court House. and the Old
Tavern has old brick building H. VIII be sold cheap
r cash application he made before the lat of So
The REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE.
IL &C.
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REFERENCES
Hon ;. A. Hamegsn Indians;
Hon wilson Shannon Ex-Cov. Of Ohio
Hon VIM. p. Bryant. Ex- Chief Justice Of Oregon
Hon Isaac p. Walker, u s. Senate;
Hon John Moore Springfield, Illinois,
Hon WA McNluriy, Lieut. Gov Of illinois,
Hon S II Treat, Springfield Illinois;
ian2 Nv IA
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8 GENTS WANTED.-A few more Agents wanted to /
n "fhe Great Wesi in the western States Over % 600
copies Of this beautifully illustrated and rapidly selling historical
and descriptive work have been sod
Intelligent and energetic men, who will all Gather,
will be enabled from So 10 S. per day. Mono need apply
except cash for Books when ordered
Address. HENRY HOWE, Publkher,
decx2w3m Ill Main It, CnciHns1t
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K. R. R.

n
=, -,
ut Instantly Sion. PAIN
81 II Instantly Checks DISEASED!
Il Instantly Removes lis Cause!ll
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
VIII Stop he most Tormening Pains,
Wi alay ne most ExeIuciaiing CraTnrs and spasusu
VIII Socihe The most Nioleir lrriialiaDs!!
In few hinutegl!
throughout hundreds
The most obs;nsie cases OF
Rheumatism, Govt,
NeuraieIa Psraiysis
Suf JOINTS Bruises,
Tam-uess Snuai Cor1,istnia
Chill Fever, Ague Cake,
Iumb.go SiIch in he Back
= hosrIv ,ire. ~
DiaTrhra, Cholera N--bn--
Dvsentery Cramps and SPANS
Scr ueasschs Sore Tbroat
TIC Dooroux, Coughs and Coda
Som Stomach Iuaucnz4
Bad Breath. TrLanr.s Of the Ches,.
Sick stomach, Blliousness.
- h Ne f gmTs " e'aA q ne 'a'' s1'sosS
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.-mPoRrANT TO WOMEN. -CApv1osl

A|IMPoRTANT TO WOMEN -tApvIosl
WY Light shall again tie aded tys reume,
And rosy health ihs Iald check
you your friends Fever ie General DEBILITY,
relaxation OF the Bowelsl No Of People
drink much and rregtsy, often OF proper
nourishing food
DR.. g. Ben Smiths vegeaols Sugar Coated Pills genuinel
and Ague re lays DJsenery in twelve hours
proper Diet they rrtae They the pills
that do not child six months cd may ke them safely. BE fvs
and se, DR. g. Beu sNrrns slgsr Price IS
Sold everywhere n the State.
III out for coantereis, ocil2 d&w
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Qfls TO COUNTRY MERoHANTs-we have on hand a
Bti larger stock of Boots and shoes wish 10 retail and
~ viii therefore sell wholesale very low Persons wishing
buy would do well to call and examine stock and prices
vANLANINGHAM & CO,
dsoB Opposite coassu Hall
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied with Goods al eastern
~ prices n [dec 81 WIlEY'S

a DEMONSTRATORS sALE-No;ice is hereby given
IN sell public auction Thursday the Goth OF
nary 1853 residence of John Peck Of Marion
county, deceased all his personal property ISSUING
set Of gearing horse mich
two three head Of calves LOT of stock log hrsshed
wheat wheat the hed anal wood boat wood
and numerous other q icles
crd OF months will be given all dol
lars The purchaser giving his with approved security waving
valusion and appraisemenI laws
EMSLEY WRIGHT, Administrator.
Washington Township Dec rs, 1852 --dec3OA3w
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81 nnA SHEETS zTNc-Reeeived and for sale the
&eSBSFSD sign Of the Big Paddock, by
dsc2l HENRY g, KELLOGG
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NJ oTICE-Hsving sold one-ha Of the Boot and Shoe Store
v formerly known s. Co.'s TO u. VANTsANlNG
HAM will hereafter be conducted under the hr OF
L. yanannebam Co AL and accounts OF r. Nash Co,
will be settled by the above named hrm. -
dec26 A. bEfkEE-.
STRANGE BUT YET TRUE.-we have Just received d.
= lot Of Ladies Cater Bons
which selling the low price Of dollar
per pair. l.. VANLANtNGHAM o. CO.
dee2s Opposite Concert Hail
aDREMIUM BooTs.-Having obtained tho set Lssts made
by K osrood, that Obtained The Premium at The State
Fair necessarily followed that should have 10 look out or
that could Shoe correspond N the
with greatest Of pleasure that have
the eradication announcing 10 the citizens OF indianapolis and
surrounding country hevc secured the services OF
and would respect
fully persons n shoe 6t neatly, and
the be easy the foot drop IN the Star
Boot and Shoe Store, and give US rial.
L. vANLANIN6HAM & co.
dec2s Opposite Concert Hall
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NJ o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BARGAINs-Having deter
mmed quit keeping Boots and Shoes am closing ou my
present stock nj less than
selling mems Boots worth 81 So 81 IS
Mems Boots, worth 50 al S1-50.
Men and boys Shoes equally low.
Women's Caters from IS cents TO $50
Women's Buskms from so cents 81.
Women's Slippers from 90 10 rs cents.
Also CREST variety OF Chdren's and Misses Shoes. An
animation Of goods and prices all ask Call soon they
are gong OF rapidly. H. J. HORN
Eac29 Sign OF the Big g.
NOV Is THE TIMEIf you want to buy Boots and Shoes
OF superior article and prices TO suit call al the Star
Boot and Shoe Store Of L. VANLANlNGHAM q Cos,
dec2S Opposite Concert Hail.
as7, THE DRUID coTLLoN BAND-Respectfuly an
public that they located this city, and
VIII be in readiness furnish fashionable and figures
~ for Balls and Parties The shortest notice Address,
DRUID BAND,
dee29d4w Capital House. Indianspolis Ind
90 PIECES ALPAoAs
Il W. 800 pieces Deans
500 pieces Prints
For sale a. ldecl6l WILEYS
sC,HRIsTMAs AND NEW YEARS PREsENTs.-what
~ suitable Years
Present than of A. w. LAID g. Co.'S PIANO FORTESf
superb Guitar manufactured by Hall q Son, those
beautiful lad French Guitars hand al the Music Store
Those search of handsome Will do well call and
decl6 ALBERT E. JONES.
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sept3O-d&wsm

eDnR aAR6A COPIES soLD-TRE NEW CAR.
% USBeVOU NINA sACRA-- Improved Singing
Book, by L. Mason. coniaing
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DISCUSSION AT LOUISBURG.

We learn that Mr.. Branch, the Democratic Elec-
tor for this District, met the Wing Elector, Mr..
Ransom, in Louisburg, on Tuesday last; and that
the triumph of the former in the discussion was
overwhelming and complete A friend writes us
as follows:
"For the first time had the pleasure of hearing
yesterday in Louisburg Elector for this District
say that, in my humble opinion, it was one of the
strongest, if not the strongest, efforts have had the
pleasure of hearing during the campaign. He show
ed mind strong, discriminating eloquent, sarcastic,
and persuasive. He exposed the Wing policy and
inconsistency clearly that, l am sure, deter
mined supporter of Scott felt very comfortable; and
he exhibited, the other hand Democratic princi-
pies and Democratic truth in the attractive light.
Such efforts must and will tell for our cause"
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DIE

In this village, the 4h instant, after illness
of three weeks, Mr.. JAMES H. BADsErF, aged about
30 years.
1t has become so general thing in noticing the
death of individual to attempt eulogy on the
life and character Of the Departed that it is often
peced as thing of course to speak in high terms of
laudation in obituary notice, and, therefore, we
feel reluctant 20 speak Of the many excellent qualities
of our deceased friend; but from intimate acquan-
lance with him during his short soourn amongst Us,
am sure shall but express the feelings of the whole
community in sating that in his death village has
lost one of its most promising and enterPrsing citi-
zens, the community at large one of it's brightest
naments. and his relatives and friends aectonate
son and brother. and firm and benevolent friend.
1t Is scarcely two years since the deceased became
member of our community, but during that time,
by his strict attention TO business, (of which
possessed better knowledge,) his uniform, moral
social and gentlemanly department, he had weaved
around him the whole community as ad mrers and
friends, and feel that his death has Caused va
CUM in midst which we fear it will be long ere
it is worthy filled. La,DrensviNe g. co. Herald.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

INV YoRK. Oct. IL. The steamer franklin ar
rived here to-day, bringing Liverpool and Southamp
ton dates the Goth September. At the time of her
departure cotton active; the sales of the prece
ding four days reached 5000 bales, advance oil
one-eighth pence. Flour scarce and wanted at
previous rates. Wheat active at decline of
one-penny. Corn was steady; and provisions dull.
Consos closed at 100 to 1908. The money market
was light. Stocks were fiat.
The American Guano expedition creating
great uneasiness in England, and collision was
feared.
An unsuccessful attempt had been made to assas-
snate Louis Napoleon at Marselles, by means of
internal machine composed of $50 gun barrels,
loaded with 1900 bullets. The machine had been
secured by the police, and the parties arrested.
Advices from Paris say that the first official act to-
wards the consumaiion of the Empire, will take place
at Tours the 18th October, when decree will be
published for convocaton of the Senate to examine
and report address from the Departments, invi-
ting the President to assume imperial dignity.
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Where do yOss find things CheODe

TT1HE Subscriber having laid in choice assortment
of the following articles begsleav to inform the citi
of Raleigh and vicinity that he will sell all his
Geeds such prices not to be undeFsed by any
in this city. ....,..
Persons DESTROYS of making good bargain will there
fore do well to give him call and be Convinced that
the above assertion is truth and humbug about it.
Fancy Goods, DC.
Fiolins Flutes Accordions, Guitars Pocket Knives,
Table and Tea Spoons, Ivory and wooden pocket Inks.
Poremonnaies, Toohpicks, Canes, Ladies Work Box
es, Hair Oils, German and American Cologne, Soaps,
shaving Creams Hair Brushes Cloth Brushes hair and
dressing Combs, Gold Pencils ems, Breas:pns, Fling
er rings and Studs, Dolls Purses Gum teehing Rings,
Looking Glasses, Guns. Pistols, &c.
Dry Goods, sc.
Calicoes, Ginghams, Figured Alpaccas and Coburgs,
Black ustres. Brown and Bleached Muslins, Cambcs,
Irish Linen, Canton Flannel, Ticking. Linsey Cotton
and Wooden Hose, Comforts, Cotton, Silk Wooden and
sheepskin Gloves. Edgings, Boots and Shoes, &c.
Groceries, &c.
Mackerel Herring, Lard, Cheese Bacon, Dried Beef
Buffalo tongues, Sardines Nails, Powder Shot, Coffee
Sugars, &c.
Cigars,
of ten different Brands, SC &c.
F. MAILER.
Raleigh, October IL, 1852. 81
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
I'm the Town of MOrgamton,
BURKE Co11Nry NJ e..

BURKE COUNTY, n. G..
DEING DESTROYS of moving a country place, and
business offer my Houses and Lots, all newly improv-
ed for SALE The Lots situated in the elevated
portion Of the town and form entire square, with
Street side, and contain nearly four of
land. The Improvements consist of Brick House
not yet finished, but to be completed, ST feet long
and 40 feet wide two stories high, with eight and
wide passage; a brick Kitchen with two rooms good
double log House in the hack ground, good Stables,
Smoke-house, &c., Well of first rate water, Well
house and Bath House attached &c. &c. There also
on one corner of the Lot story Brick House with
three Rooms of which s well adapted to the busi-
ness of Merchant, Druggist, for Lawyers Doc
tors Office.
To any DESTROYS of locating in a heathfu and ra-
pidy improving Mountain Village, for the purpose Of
prosecuting any branch of business this is oppor
unity, it is but seldom that such property in
ket any terms. As really wish to sell, acH sell
on accommodating TERMS
w. L. MCREE.
Morganton, Oct. l, 1852. 99l-3w.
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HAPs. A rumor prevailed extensively last night. in
the city. that naval orders had been received yes,er
day, from the government at Washington, ordering
the Mississippi steamer to proceed Immediately to-
Havana, and to demand Immediate explanation and
reparation from the Spanish authorities of that city,
for the recent outrages the American flag, or. in
case Of refusal, abide the consequences at early
day.
We find the foregoing in the New York Herald
of Sunday. What truth there may be in 1t we can
not say. But thing is certain, that the treatment
of our flag by Cuba is of character not to be en-
dured. The folly of the Captain General is upon
par with his insolence. Neither be longer toe-
rated. The Administration would be entirely iusfi-
fed in taking any steps, however harsh.
Richmond Wing.
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IfNl1E subscribers will offer for sale public a1cti ON
Il on the premises, Saturday the 18th of Novem-
Der next, the Land and Mill, formerly known by the
name of Harriss Mill situate Rocky River the land
lying both sides of the river eight miles South
tended Plank Road leading through this section of
try This Mill has excellent pair of burrs excel
lent Mill and the boiling works newly
structed last summer with castings and in good order
making, our-ony the shaft of the main-vhee
is broken. This is remarkable for its Fall and Wa
ter Power, and with good tight dam the mill runs all
the year. There is better for Factory of any
kind in this country ESQ said by the best udges The
terms easy and will be made known the day of SALE
Amy person wishing to purchase would do well
anime the premises for themselves previous the day
of sale.
BROOKS s. THOMPSON.
October 10, 1852. 94I-td,
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THE LEGISLATURE.

We refer our readers to another part of to-day's
paper, for the proceedings of the Legislature from
Tuesday to Thursday, inclusive.
On Thursday both Houses voted down by decl-
led maorties, propositions to adjourn and to meet
again at the usual time liz November; but on the
same day the Senate passed Resolution, by SO
to 49, fixing the first Monday in December as the
day for adjourning sine die.
On Thursday the Governors Message was sent
in and read. 1t is a plain business document, de-
voted entirely to State affairs. The subjects of
Equal Suffrage, Convention, Common Schools,
Revenue and Taxation, Internal Improvements
Public Highways, &c. &c, are brought to the at
tention of the Assembly in a comprehensive and
forcble manner. 1t is just such document as
NIGH have been expected from the clear head and
sound Judgment of Gov. Reid.
The Message shall appear in our next.
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Gs- Brother Democrats we call upon YOU, by
every consideration dear to yourselves and yo2r
cause, TO work from this time until the day of cleo
uon for PIERCE and KING. If we slumber at our
posts, and rely too much on our strength we shall
'oSe the State. Turn out yourselves and induce
your nelghbors to turn out; go to the polls early
IN tue day. and be sure that every precinct is sup
pied with tickets and with active men to distribute
them among the people.
The safety Of Southern rights and the salvation
q the Union depend on the election of PIERCE
and KING.
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PIERCE AND KING CLUB.

The Democrats of this City had an enthusiastic
rally on Wednesday night last, at the Court House.
The Hon. a. w. Venable, being on a visit to the
City, was waited on by Committee and invited
toaddress the meeting. He responded to the call,
and spoke for nearly two hours in his best style.
His remarks were in excellent taste, being entirely
free from the low slang which characterizes the eff
forts of too many of the Scott orators and his facts
and arguments, interspersed with good hits and
genuine humor, went right home to the hearts of
his audience.
On motion of Maj. Nixon, the thanks of the Club
we're unanimously rendered to Mr.. Venable for his
able and eloquent effort.
We were pleased to see present so many mem
bers of the Assembly, of both parties.
We can assure our friends in other portions of
the State that the Democracy here are united and
aroused and will give good account of themselves
on the I'd of next month.
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The STATE ELECTIONS To-Day. The three OH

The STATE ELECTIONS TODAY. The three great
States OF Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, hold
their elections to-day, and the result in each will be
looked for with considerable interest. BY the
to furnish the readers Of the Sum- morning.
with partial returns from Pennsylvania and Ohio, if
not from lndiana-suficent perhaps in the case of
Pennsylvania to indicate to the knowing ones some
idea Of the result. In Pennsylvania, Judge of the
Supreme Court and Canal Commissioners are to be
chosen by general ticket, and in Ohio member of
the Board of Public Works and Supreme Court
Judge. Both States, also elect members of Congress
and the Legislature, and local officers. Indiana, in
addition to Congressman, Legislature, &c, chooses
a Governor and Lieutenant Governor. In 1910 both
Ohio and Inddna voted for General Glass; while Penn
s7Ivania went fer General Taylor by majority of
Il, 544. In 1851, however, the latter State gave
democratic majority for Governor of s,465. The
popular vote of Ohio and Indiana has continued to
exhibit majority for the democrats since 1913.
baltimore Sun.