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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

ayThe President elect continues to bear himself with
the same dignity and prcprey that during the
for him good feeling and respect Of the whole
country correspondent thus writes from Concord TO
the Boston Post:
.'Gen Pierce has taken beautiful suit Of rooms al
Gibson's Eagle Hotel where he appears glad to
his friends, except when they come with personal
application for office II il. said that he viii feel him.
self under the necessity Of postponng the special
net places until after his Inauguration, end has
pressed himself to applicants Gen P. will not leave
town. except for temporary absence perhaps day
or two until after the first Of February. Those news
papers which assign TO him variety of different inen
depend this. He is comfortably quartered
for the winter in crack hotel (to the
erection OF which am informed he contrbuted) and 10
DOUBTLESS sufficiently sensible Of the and response
bities which await him, If he lives for four years sue
cseding the 4h Of March next, to run away from his
neighbors friends aud native hills any than tho
circumstance OF the ease actually requires New Hamp
shire is now since has furnished President good
State live in Gas we'll emigrate from) If 1t was
not so before"
The deporabe picture Of hordes Of oiceseekors that
daily besst Gea Pierce and the and tear Of such
attacks upon his personal comfort by OF the pa
7pers, doubtless exaggerated Ths Boston Trans
cript of the 23d nt., edited by Whg has the follow
Iing:...
Saturday last and are very certain that there no
hunter degging him, lying in wait for him as
| he might depart He seemed composed a sum.
mers morning and while duly sensible OF the immense
Responsibility the assumption Of which he called
by the people, he betrayed sign OF having been pre-
maturely harassed by imporiunate camorers FOR Exc.
cuiive avors or by his prospective official cares
Dayton Empire -, ss,. es-ss
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
Pork,

Is selling for s5.75 with a prospect of an ad-
vance The weather is fine for slaughtering and the
packers rushing business The pork house asd
saaghering establishment Of David Macy is in full
blast. Mr. Macy is euterprisng citizens and has SO
far he confidence and respect of the farmers who
deal with him He is a fair and liberal gentlman. The
old and well known establishments Of J. Mansur &
Sons, aid Blythe < McNeely, they doing fine
business AT the present prices Of pork heiarmers will
soon be the money princes Of the land.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

D-The Milwaukee News publishes very handsome
obituary notice of the death of William r. King, Vice
President elect from which make the following ex
tract. II will be read with interest by Mr.. King:
" Mr. King was a native OF North Carolina born on
the 7h of April 17S6 He received his education at
the University of North Carolina, and studied law with
William Duffey, distinguished lawyer, residing in
Fayetteville in that State. lie irS entered public life
in 1906 as a member OF the State Legislature. In
1910, when barely of the constitutional age, he was
elected to Congress from the Wilmington district Du-
ring the stormy time that succeeded he became bold
and unconpromsng advocate of the rights of the
try and ably supported Mr. Madison through the war
of 1912.
In 1916 he resigned his in the House OF Repre-
sentatyes and went abroad Secretary of Legation.
first at Naples and afterwards at ST. Petersburg. In
IS IS he returned and cmoved Dallas. 10 Alabama
He after elected member 10 the Convention
form State Constitution, and took prominent and
influential part in the proceedings oil hat body. In
1872 while a visit North Carolina he elect
ed without bis knowledge to the United States Senate
by tho Alabama Leoisature-and held that station
interruptedly till 1913 when he accepted the Mission
France The object Of his mission having been
pI;shed he resigned in 1S45 In 184S he appointed
by the Governor of Alabama to fill a Vacancy in the
Senate and upon the expiration OF the term Of his ap
pontment he reelected by the Legislature for a
full term of six years. In 1850 he unanimously
chosen TO preside the Senate in place Of Mr. Fill
more who became President by the death of General
Taylor station which he held to the day of his death
and TO which he had been elected by larger popular
majority than given any candidate for tn 1t
office
90 Mr. King was a man Of strong mind and excellent
good sense He vas republican Of the JefiersOnan,
strict construction school, and possessed virtues
public a. a and private citizen. The confidence
bestowed upon him by the State Of Alabama through
long series Of years is his highest erlogy."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

C-Dr. L. A. Silva has furnished with the partcu.
lars Of singular and fatal accident which occurred al
o'clock this morning, worthy German named
Geor Dragei, better known Big George" and for
the last six years employed in the shops Of the Mad
River Railroad, killed by the explosion OF barrel
into which he had put unsaeked lime or the purpose
cleansing H. On pouring boiling water upon the lime,
and shaking the barrel after closing the bung il expo-
ded with great force and badly shattered the Ger
mans head as to cause bis death in few moments. He
leaves wife and four small childrenSan Issky Reg
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

COLLECTION SEEDs.-The American Farmer says
that the present Secretary Of the Navy the Hon JOHN
p KENNEDY, after coming into office. renewed the
order naval officers. commanding on foreign sta
tons to be vgant in the collection Of srf seeds, roots
and pasts as calculated be introduced advan
tageousy into the agriculture of the country Su,h at
tenon to the great interest OF nation entities Mr.
KENNEDY the tbanks Of every farmer and planter OF
our land and the So from he prompness Of his
action in the premises. -raf 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

ryThat Gen. Cass will not accept any post in Gen.
Perce's Cabinet if protered, is believed in Michigan to
be fixed fact. The Detroit Tribune says:
We learn from of the most intimate friends oi
Gen Cass in this city, that he has stated that he would
not under any consent to accept OF any
position in the new Cabinet
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER o, 1882
Mock Funerals.

The mock funerals got up IN honor Of Henry Clay and
Daniel Webster have not the cities Of Boston and
New York less than half million of dollars. The tax
payers complaining, and justly, we think, Of the
extravasance Of these useless expenditures. Among
of the items at New York find the following:
Decorating the City Hail. 2547 80
Scarfs for the Marshas, -. ............ 946 90
Undertaker, ...-.....-.-.- y4ol W
d. Howard for board of six Senators three
In the board Of Senators charged all the wine
drank by them and their friends and the Aldermen,
presume We should like all the items Of ex-
penditure by the Senate committee who conveyed the
remains Of Clay to Ashland. The wine bill would no
doubt make some of temperance folks stare. The
funeral tranthe that followed the lifeess
corpse of John Quincy Adams to its last resting place
in Massachusetts,, had glorious froio. They ate and
drank the expense Of Congress- and the hard work
ing, honest, temperance people paid the bills Their
wine bills at Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York
exceeded one thousand dollars. The common Council
OF the temperance city of Boston, out of respect the
deceased, paid the wine bills that place These use
less and unnecessary parades ought be discontinued
and the press and the peope ought to speak boldly
in their condensation
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

GrAfer the first of January next the great Western
mail from Washington viii be carried to Wheeling by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and from thence to
Columbus by stages. and to Cincinnati by railroad in
thirty two hours.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
SATURDAY MoRNING, DEC. II, 1852.
Agent of State.

We notice that the CrawfordsviIl- RsUieU and other
papers have spoken avorably of Col. Allen May, as
candidate for reelection the ofce he ably fills
We are authorized and requested BY Col NJ to state
that he intends to strictly adhere his determination
expressed to his friends last winter be a candi.
date. He will not, under any circumstances, permit is
be used as a candidate for Agent Of State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
A BeardIess Army.

The Emperor of Austria has issued order that all
the officers Of the army shall remove their boards
that they shall hair their face or under
their chin This is sensible decree, and will
form precedent worthy OF imitation in Republican
Government
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

Ej~lIerd times at Indianapolis The people steal
clothes from clothes lines, and other places all times
day and night .-WGsGsh Express
Such things have become rather frequent, that's a
fact since the opening of the Terre Hante and Iaana-
polls Railroad. What's the cause Of it, Brother Dan
aldson.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

O-The True Wing, formerly published at Mobiles
vile, Indiana since its removal to the cold and bleak
climate of Upper Salt River, has changed its to
the ''Polar Star" A good idea
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

FoRT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILRop.-The eng
neers OF this road had cached Valparaiso the 6tl
inst. and pronounce the route most favorable. The
crossing OF the Kankakee is upon hard bottom.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

drudge Evans, Democrat, has been elected to the
United States Senate from South Carolina for six years
from the 4th of March next Mr.. Desassuer elect.
ed fill the Vacancy and bis will expire with the
present Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
Another Editor Rewarded.

P. c. Shannon, e1itor OF the Pittsburgh Union, ha:
been appointed District Judge for the District Of Pitts
burgh, in the place of Judge Forward deceased.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
Georgia..
thirty-two hours

The majority for Pierce and King in Georgia is 22
$50. This includes the the Union and Southern
rights ticSet. The Union ticket received 766
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

p-The Democratic Union at Vernon, Indiana, is en-
arged and otherwise improved. The Democracy Of
Jennings ought give this valuable sheet good sup
mort
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
Michigan Official.

Under The decision OF the Postmaster General,
Messrs Miller, English, Lane, Eddy, Chamberlain,
and Harlan elected he but members Of the
present Congress- entitled the irsi king privilege.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

p-Thr ST Nicholas is a new and splendid Hotel jus
opened 10 New York. 1t is named in honor of the pa
saint of the carly Dutch founders Of that great city
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

ErThe Japan expeditions viii sail for two months
of the necessary repaiss required for the
Steamer Mississippi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
Who'll be speaker,

This question has already been moo,ed by some Of
contemporaries, and we know Of good Why
we should not give opinion upon the subject.
Our experience (p actcaly) has been but little, in
legislation but we have been locker for a number
Of years and have the cencusisn that in order
Tor Legislative body to expedite business is very
important that good presiding officer should be select
ed We have heard OF but two or three in csn,
nection with this ONCE, and the most prominent aud
the possessing believe the best qualifications,
o. B ToRBET, Esq, editor Of the Law renceburgh
Register Mr. I ably and satisfactorily represented
his county last year in the Legislature and proved him
self Of the most useful members of that body He
is young OF good attanmenfs, gen.emanIy de-
pertinent, good parlimentarian, and will :ake off,
that will be credit his constituency credit to
the Legislature, and credit 10 bimself-Vepay GAG.
New Commemorative Bank Mirror for De-
cember has full description of batch Of spurious
notes, which readers will do we'll 10 peruse
Among the most dangerous is 81 Indiana bill For de-
lection Of this note, the shading around TWO at
the upper right Of the noegcnnine is very fine
| ami when the note is little hardly percepfibIe
Counterfeit Is miseraby when inspection is
made. The pinnacle Of the steeple is little to the
right.
The other counterfeifs S5s State Bank Of In.
diana, s2's Hartford Bank sl00's Northern Bank Of
Kentucky, SIS Bank Of Middleown Pa, and SOS Far
mers' Bank Of Ksntucky. se
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

q The majority for Andrew Jackson, Senator eec
from the coanties of Hancock and Madison is s5s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

IL Aggregate vote of Indiana ,23l Aggregate
vote of Illinois l55 o65. Making difference in favor
Indiana of 25 166.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
Public Debt.

The following is the reported public debt of the Union
and the several States composing it, on the st of JAN
uary, 1850:
FINANCE OF THE GENERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
Great Convention of Brass Bands at Indiana
polls on the e2d of Februarx nexf.

ITs
This movement has iaund great favor with Bands
throughout the State, upwards Of thirty having
their acceptance OF the invitation attend II is pro-
posed to unite all these bands, thus forming one vast
band OF four hundred instrument. Mr.. G. B
DOwne is now bnsly engaged in arranging music for
this purpose and his well known ability aud experience
is sufficient guaranty thatit viii be all right Mr. Done
requests to safe that is possible he may MT have
been Informed Of every bsnd in the statef any bands
who have not heard directly from him will send their ad-
Dress together with the nnber and kind Of instruments
he viii take great pleasure in forwarding the
them.
WshoPe that editors throughout tho State will take
hold Of this matter and do all in their power towards
the advancement Of this good Beyond a doubt
this will be The magnificent affair OF tho kind
got up in the West.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

" Another infamous attempt has been made to take
life by Of Internal machine pasteboaId box
was recently the editor Of the Texas Blower,
containing halEdozen shirt collars assassnatngly
sharp that the cut throat intentions OF the blood thirsty
monster who had concoeted this scheme OF vlany
obvious The diabolcal attempt happily frustrated
by the presence Of mind Of the eryman, who with the
and stoek the starch out Of them " To what base
will not appropriate the simplest household arti-
cle
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
Railroad Iron.

correspondent of the Baltimore American states
that the in the price Of British railroad iron has
been great that many contractors on roads in
progress will he ruined At present prices the differ
ence against the contractors upon the ST. Louis and
Cincinnati road, if the iron purchased now would
be $500 600. This loss is enormous and if change
in the market shall occur may result in creating serious
obstacles to the progress Of the work
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

~ Charles G. Greene, Esq, editor of the Boston
Post named in ;he New Orleans Delta Postmaster
General under President Pierce.
Colonel Greene is gentlemsa Of fine abilities. His
national views all political questions, his practical
good sense and sound Judgment eminenuy qnafy him
for that position He is practical printer and at one
time was foreman in the Office Of Duff Greene when he
was Printer to Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

O-Tbe Hooser State broke a cylinder head at Law
renceburgh her last trip to Cincinnati. which com
PEELED her to perform the balance Of the trip on one
wbeel.-L0nspilIe Democrat
There is, however, one fact not mentioned. The
Hooser State ess out the most Of the
ons wheel. -ssk = - tstl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

Pierce, 80 SIT
Scott "a TAI
Pierce over Scott .....................is Is $40
liae's vote. 9,73l
Pierce over Scott Z nals ............,.. COOS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-19
DR.. M'LANE'S LIVER PILLS,

WEuE not, like the quack nostrums Of the day
got up with a view TO profit, hut were discover
cd, after many years Of study, by one of the first
physicians in the United States, and used in his
private practice. Their marked success elected
the most unqualified appreciation Of physicians
and others who had witnessed their effects. Pos
sessing all the sensitive feelings Of thorough
bred physician, DR.. Lane dreaded being classed
with the shallow pretenders who crowd the CO.
lumns of the newspapers with pulls Of" sovereign
remedies" and for a long time declined the re-
quests Of many that he would proclaim his
great remedy 10 the public; but, finally, after
much persuasion on the part Of physicians and
others whe had witnessed the wonderful cures
Ell ,cted by the Liver Pills, he consented to pre-.
pare it for general use. The following certificate,
from DR.. Morgan, will bear US out in this state
ment it is also valuable as medical testimony Of
the efficacy of these Pills:-
"This to certify that have been associated
with DIR. M'Lane, in The practice ofmedicine, for
nearly two years and a half. have had many
opportunities of witnessing the good effects of his
Liver Pill; and believe they have cured and
relieved much larger proportion Of the diseases
lieved by any other course of treatment.
OLIVER MORGAN, M. d."
Uf For sale by d. Heart, at the Post Office
in Hillsborough, and by Long & Webb; and by
Druggists and Dealers generally.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-19
]. Nj. PALMER, Sec'y.
WING MEETING IN ORANGE.

A respectable number oI the Wings of
Orange met at The Store Of Messrs. Moize
81 Mangum ON Saturday The LIST inst. 10
appoint delega'es TO The Convention Of
The Wings Of Grange and Alamance. 10 be
held in Halsboroneh on Tuesday Of May
Conll. On motion of Capt. A. Mangum.
Col. ID. e. Parrish was called 10 the
chair; and on motion Of II. Parker. ESQ.,.
William Roberts was appointed srcrela-
ry.
'rhe chairman explained the object Of
the meeting in very brief and approprl-
ale manner; wliereupon. on motion oil I'll.
Parker, esq. the chair was empowered 10
appoint committee Of three 10 select
suitable delegates To represent this section
&c Orange in The Wing Convention. and
Messrs. II. Parker, Addison Mangnm,
and Thomas Laws were appointed said
commi,Iee.
The committee, having refined for
slior! lime, returned aud reported the fol
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-19
NEW HOPE MING MEETING.

On Saturday the 18th instant, nun
Der 81 the Wings 81 New Hope assem-
bIed al Elem Grove. for the purpose Of
appointing delegates tu the County
Conventions. IN be held an Tuesday Of
MAY court. The meeting was orgs D.
lied BY calling Mr.. Isaac caig 60 fhc
chair, and appointing Mr.. James III.
Watson Secretary. The object Of the
meeting was briefly stated by the chair,
after which Mr.. 4. A. Bishop intro.
dueed the follow'ng resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
ResoiUed, That We heartily respond
10 the proposition Of the Wings af Al
amance 20 hold Convention in Hills
borough on Tuesday Of May Court. TO
nominate Candidates 10 represent the
two counties in the next Legislature,
and that the chairman appoint twenty
delegates to represent this section Of
Orange in said Convention.
Resoired, Thatin view Of The in por-
tani business which will occupy the at.
tention of the next Legislature, the APP
portionmeht of its members, the rear
rangement nf che Senatorial and Con-
gressional Districts, &C., which may
affect the political character Of the
State fnr nany years, we regard ii to
be the duty Of Wings TO make every
honorable effort to secure a due repre-
sentation in said body, and in the per-
formance Of this duty the Wings Of
New Hope viii be found faithful.
Res0iref, That we approve Of the
proposition to hold a District Conyen-
tion in Hillsborough ON Tuesday Of
May Court, to appoint del gates to the
Wing National Convention to nomi-
nate Candidates for President and Vice
President Of the United States, and
that our delegates to the cosnty Con-
yention be authorized to represent us
in the District Convention.
ResoIcrd. That we most heartily APP
prove Of the proceedings Of the late
Wing State Convention, in the whole
and in the details, the resolutions as
well as the nominaiions--and that we
will give to that gallant Wing JonN
KERR. Of t'aswell, the nominee for
Governor, a cordial and energetic sup
port.
The following persons were appoint
ed delegates to the county Convention
viz (: Penalton Cole, James Bishop,
Joseph kirkland, Willis Smith, ID. w.
Craig, George Long, ID. N. Blackwood,
w. ). Kirkland. Thomas Long, Esq,
Edmond Chambers, Il. A. Bishop,
Samuel Kirkland, q. X. Long, John
Kirkland, Cameron Craig. {. J. Free
land, John II. Faucet, David Craig,
Franklin Miner, and James Jones.
On motion Of Mr.. James Bishop, the
names Of the Chairman and Secretary
were added to the delegation.
On motion, the Editors of the Hills.
borough Recorder were requested to
publish the proceedings Of this meet
ing.
The meeting then adjourned.
ISAAC CRAIG, Chm.
J.wrc NJ WAwsox Cac,x
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-19
SPRING & SUMNER
Fashions for 1852.


LIVE subscriber having rcsnrneJ from re
North, - nos rerrisins The me~< sup<st
sieek ~ Goods IN biz line that has ever is<s
brausht % this market They were purrh.~rd
sf'ef close inspection BY himself. and win b
Esund Ia lie Of excellent quality. Gens;sn.sn car,
b. sspflssJ a hes ezs-ik<lHeni with The ssy
hert asIsfisls So Cszs. Pants. yers.. and in-
dcrs fof oil their sppsEri--end al moderate pri-
ess Those wishing 10 purchase are invited 10
examine Bis stock.
He has also supplied himself with the Lafesf
Fashions, and i prepared 10 cot in the .ezs style
Of the New York Tsilors. He u confident thar
he can furnish wosk that. Cor lssse ia cutting
and elegance Of Ct. viii compare ~iih any in
this Stale OF elsewhere. He win keep constant
y Oh hand the Rest Of wovkmsn. and will spare
no pains iosise his customers entire satisfaction.
Nnls grs'riui Acknowledgements 20 his fiiends
snd ffe public for psst hsors. be respectfully 90
Iiciis continuance Of their custom.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
April o. 40