Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 7, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1847 — Page 3

utToV' "ke U? 10 l lhCn 'rmine Madison, Indiana, Sept. 27th, IS 17. j Whig Aiuse of Gen. Tatlok. To show tl.e w, H .'15'" , .. -,, . Editors Sentinel In redeeming my promise to let manner in which the whig papers speak of General otiil another probable consequence of this war wiil beii . 1 1 errr , a treaty stipuUtL amonr; tha L, honorable that ca,. be f.UU J T 1,0.W llC.T3 V2 in relation to T lür, we jve ,he füllowin? from the Boston CoUm.Je by which will be secured ir, behalf of the commerce lhe lh re?"nenf.. 8uo convene at tl,n point. I fier of & u n,h yhe rtJcIe l ,no8t ,,r(;nant . jf the world the construction of . .hip canal aero., the' pSedlo Z?IaT(u3 ee J Taylor and the VrM.-U is rallier

HATES OF TOLLS AND PASSAGE, On the Madison and Indianapolis Railroad ', revised by the Board of Diiccto:s, February, IS 17. OUTWARD. INWARD.

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ocean navigation known, anJ the Western coast of Amer

lea will become the commercial centre of the woilJ. A

new direc'ioii will be given to the commerce arid destiny

t u was juaruuu inai r riua y, me first 01 UC.ODer, would , , , . . . . , . V be the earliest practicable period for concentrating and emphya l.imlf in iVNtinrr letters to shew that tlie regiment at this place. On learning that fact, the f'e ls reatllf to pn,cr "Pn ,he ti,,tiCS T "wu',iitt

of f mpires. The London of the world is jet to to on : urder below wj - immediately nude out mid a n.anu- j uiefeopie w, on.; ...se..t . r.m .....e a.. rn-

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I. Hit : v e ay 11 is unioriujiuic jur ni m m-raiise, if l.f had ivc!i eii'ployed all the puininer in "conquering n ca'-P," .rr!.;i.s the advocates of the war, who apt lar t luxe rioiiiin: so much as ! hear of the sutklli" of Mpx.iiiii ciiies, the burning of villages, and

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Ui'.' IIIUrur.T l wi'tiirii aim 1. 11 1 IUI t vxtiu.u nine icilll" tiiiisl.t-d 11 iH.fitiral pr fVrences, and riven him a

people, "Sow, there 13 a '.'Sibili-

the Pacific coact of Anier ci

E'en now tbe ilea Of coming jearn, beneath whose mighty waves-, Life' great events are heaving into birth, I tos-mg to and fro, a if the wind Of Heaftn were prisoned in its soundless depth?, And atrugling to be free. Ftllmo Citizen. Great erenU are before oa. They re just upon uj. The fully of Mexico but hastens their consummation. Let 0 not blindly cling to the past, nor madly rush upon ihe future. Let our thoughts and tpirita be awake to the time. Let our national counsels be conducted without fear and without reproach, with justice to others, and with fiJelitt to our own interest and those cT mankind bound up in our destiny. One more result of this war I will mention. It will tend to unite and harmonise the good and patriotic of all parties. It will have the same effect which the war of 1812 baJ, in breaking up old patty distinctions and difference. In time of war true men of all parties fly to the standard i f their country. Another Monroe Administration with its halcyon daya of peace will fallow, and

surrly the country needs repose from political strife and

script co,y forthwitij m-uird to the r.:iiiiniid.mt

each of t!ie ten companies. Unr tow u-nu 11, M j r A. F. Morroti, Commissary, and Capt. J. 11. Ynung, Qmhei master, ore tare, makiiu anangeii.eiits tor tlie uccoiiiiii.KJatioii of tlie truips n tlie.r arrivnl. f 1-' r.. i- r r . t, 1 . 1 .1

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eleventh, and Capt. Frisbie, of Warrick county, thu twelfth coiiipany. Tliese coinpanies are waiting the rCult of Col. I .a tip's 'iiiüi-rilinii ! tlif Wnr l).i,:irt-

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men!, to attach two companies to the recent, l' ui:u ,!,aLll" "iA ' " " i" making ticelce in all. If ucccäsful, tl.eir co.nin'.ca , hnllinnt prospect. It is -..ite . rta.n tl.nt the e.le ' "..V'''"

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Pa?ii);e. - Diy Kood, eioceiic, Iiou i.e., per 100 lb. 5 Kurt ituie, aid all ti6ht aiticl.s ieMl'0 lb. 3 Salt per banel. -Molac, pr banel, -Whi-k y, i.rr banel. -

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will bu accepu-d and ordered lu rendezvous.

Your ob't serv't, Ü. REYNOLD?. Adjutant General's 0; f,cf., Midison, Indiana, St,t. 20, IS 17. Sir On consultation had with Col. S. Churchill, Inspector General U. S. Army, it is found that Friday, the first day of October next, will be the earliest period at which arrangements can be made for the reception and accommodation of the companies composing the fifth regiment of Indiana volunteers, now called for from this State; and that even then, the

az'tatiou. 1 be fierceness of nartr contest, the criaiina

tion and recrimination of political controversy ; the wan- tent3 n:r!y not have arrived, in wliic.i case, such tenr

tonnrss of misrepresentation, by which the acts, opinions ; 1 10 rary quarters will be turnished os the (juartermasa id motives of political opponents are assaiit-d and per- I ter m.iy be able to procure, until their arrival, verted, have grown to be monstrous and intolerable evils, You are therefore hereby directed to march your offensive alike to conscience and to decency. Were these ' command, so as to reach tlie rendezvous at this place evils ti continue to grow upon us tbe future historian of, on Friday, tlie said first dar of October next, or as

what blunted. Many who were dniiioroiis in Iiis praise six months jh. peeiii to lmvt forgotten all liie virtues that tin 11 made him so illustrirus a cundiihtte. They needtd continual Miccesioi! t.f irjica and battles to keep np the splendor of his name; and now since there lias been a break in the record, the effulgence that radiated from every bulletin lias grown dim, and excites hut little admiration.

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JMedicine fok Ilotis. The American Farmer furnishes tlie following: "When your hogs getpiclt, vou

know not of what, give them ears of corn, firM dipped in tar, and then rolled in sulphur. 'Tis ten to Jone it arrests tbe disease and restores th ptg to ! health."

tbe times might say, Lepidas had a party, and Anthony

had a party ; but the republic had none. Ia those days it was considered a greater virtue to support a party than to support the country. This war has already kindh d and developed a patriotism which has to a considerable extent swallowed up party. We all have the same feelings of pride and patriotic exultation as we Behold that banner waving yet; Aye, wiving proud ai d high ; No rent in all its imp's folds, No stain of crimson dye. We are one people, in feeling and in purpose one, at one in a bright and glorious destiny, and whtre country is Concerned, party is nothing. One sacred oath has tied Our loves ; one destiny our life shall guide, Nor wild, nor deep, our common life divide.

Appointments of the Xortli Indiana Conference.

Gree.vcastle DidTKicr,-Wm. II. Goode, P. E.

Greencastle, -

I. A. University,.

ProlTa.

Ag'ts.

John II. Hull.

- W. C. LarrabeeJ -Cyrus Nutt, C

M. G. Berwick J W.L Huffman.

Greencatle Cir., II. Smith andS. L. Cooper. Terre Il iute, J.ln L. Smith. Rockvill:, Win. Wilson. Rockville Circuit. E. Wood and V. Tentzer. Little Walnnut 31. ss., Win. II. Smith. KoeviIle, NeUn Green. Kusol!vi!Ip, J. B. Demo, E. S. Treston. rCortli Salem. -O. P. Boydn. d. of Ladies' Repository,. B-nj. F. TerTl. American Jj.ble Society, A. Wood, Ag"nt. Crawtordsville Dist.. J. Marsee, P. E.

trawford-'ville,.

II. B. Beers. J. W. Eradhaw. Thomas Lartlett.

Jeremiah Early. --Enorh Holdstock. II. N. Ilarnes. G. V. Stafford, J. W. Ricketts. II. II. liulley. Allen Skillman. DlSTKrCT,S. C Coofer, P. E.

Geo. M. Boyd. -W. F. Wheeler. J. S. Hetfield. S. JI. Campbell.

J. II. Aldridge. Joseph White. . Jas. Johnson. John Edward;!. Geo. W. Warner. R. D. Robinson. J. C. Bobbins.

Indianapolis D'strict,-R. Hakgrave, P. E. Inrlianap's R'bts Chapel, S. T. Gillet. Danville, Wad? Posey. AVestfield 5 TmJ- iawtli' ( J. W . It' ll. IN'oblesville, J. R. Rirt. Knighlstown, M. iMahan. Greenfield 5 -------A. D. R asly. ' I ---...J. F. ilcAnnally

Craw fordsville Cir IidJIetmvn, Covington, Attica, Newtown, Dayton, j Augusta, Lebanon,

Lafayette

Lafayette,

Lafayette Miss., Pitt-burgh, r.Ionticello iliss., Rensellaer, llarrisonville, Independence,

Williamsport, Terrysville, Newport, Clinton,

Anderontown

R. II. Culvert.

M. E. Manville. Isaac King. J. B. JMarsliort.

--E. J. Kirk.

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Fall Creek, Pendieton, '- Tipton Mis.

Centkeville Distkict.-Joiin C. SMith, Centreville, - - C. W. Miller. Richmond, - T. S. Webb. Cambridge, Luther Taylor. Ilagerstown, G. W. Smith;

v illiamsbtirgh, J. R. Tansty."

P. .

Winchester,

Portland.Newcastle, Munice, Peru DiThiCT Teri;, Marion, Granville, - Hartfort, Lluffton, Huntington Miss., Wabashtown, - North Manchester, Warsaw.

B. B; Bradbury. Miles Huffaker. Daniel Demott. 0. II. P. Ash. 0. V. Le.ajov, P. E; John S. Donaldson. John B. Johnson. - J. C. Medskwr. James Sparr. Ancil Beach. -Alex. Douglass. M. S. Moio. Daniel F. Stright.

Abrain Carey.

LooANsroRT District, J. M. Stailakd, P. E. Logansport, T. II. Sinex. Delphi, J. Colclazer. Ilossville, Michael Johnson.

Frankfort, Kokonxi .Miss., Wabash Miss., Pleasant Grove, Rochester, Plymouth, Leeburgh, -

Unnton Webster. Matthew Fenuimore. John Leach. - - Jacob Cozad. -G. Guild, R. A. Newton. kL. iL Hancock. J. R. Davis.

Laporte District, John Daniel, T E.

LnportP, Suth Bfnd, ---

Mishawaka, White Hall, Mwidlebury, Terre-conpee, Union, - Crown Point, Valparaiso, Fort Wayne Dist Fort Wayne,

iiime Miss., - Jjeattir, Auburn, Steuben, Luna, Lagrange, Goshen, Odombin, Noble,

II. Ci Benson.

John P. Jones. J. Mj Staggj John W. Parrett. Wm. Hamilton. - J. J. Coooer, J. T. Hill. ....... F. Taylor, J G D. Petijohn. --Abrain Salisbury. W. G. Stonixi ., -Samuel Bkentox, P. E. Amasa Johnson. Arthur Badley. i.Ezra Mayuord. W.J.Forbes, E. Hall, -"Samuel Smith. --Benjamin Winans L. W. Mtmson. S;imuel Lamb. -E. Dnd.

early in the next week as possible.

By order. D. REYNOLDS, Adjutant General Ind. ana Militia. To Capt. Com'g.

Married, on tnelst nisiant, by Tnomas Morrow, Esq., Mr. Samuel Pilciiek, to Mrs. Slsan.na Gkindell, both bf this county.

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JtHiiLTH or ths Cut. If it were more commonly known that the Ague anil Billious Fevers, l ieh a-c. our mod prwailioj diia-e, might be iinmediittt-ly reiievtd by Brngg's Indian Vegetable Sug;,r Coaied Pit t, it w ould add very muth to the lieulili and comfort of our community. Thii U not only a sale ami good nieiiicine, porsed of intrinaic viaMew, but the bitter c'rug is rumpletely coated over with while lujai, and are at easy to täte as suar plumi. Most of pills are bittir, but tl.cse iWeetty. The very t'iti.g fur weak and deli, atd itomaclii and lor cliildreu. It is a dec i Jed im rrovemenl or mode of iirepanng medicine. .LvV CsUUDS. 'S'HE undersigned baa juat received a larj-e and general aisoitJL ment ol Iry (ioods, wl.ich w ill be sold w holesale and rcit.il en the most rensonatile terms, lie would re,clluily rail tbe aiuntion of all pei.n vi.lting lii.luiirfjKj.li 10 eidmm Lis stock j w hicli constats 111 part ul" the to.lowii g aiticles: Blue, I lack, I row n, (reen and olive cloths ; lilue lilark, Alnleiey, anil fancy plaid and triped Cas.imere ; lllack, blur, Taj lor grr , gr. c, aieel ii.Ued aul lancy t-a u cu ; (Ireen, jellow, t.n.1 acailet Flannels; alao piinted Klannels: New au,i beautiful it le plaid l.inaej I ; Oregon, McOregjor ami Taylor fl..ids; frrw and beautilul style plain, plniJ and striped Alpaccas ; AUo black, Lrows, green, sl. te and ot. er patterns of do . French Me'iuoi, French, Scotch, oil uiessed and American Oi. ghams. I'aii painted Mont. te Laines and Casl. meres ; Aim., plain de LuiucS and Ca--.liii.ere5 at va.ious prices; lil.nk silk, and a variety 01 oti.cr fasatona lc goods for Ladies' w ear ; k Frinje and Gimp, various colors for trimming Ladii-m' Qrerses ; Könnet I' d Cap Rib' ons ; Silk Velvet Cr Ladies Bonnets ; Florence braid and M aw Bonnets ; AUo, liack Alaci a Konueik ; ' Kren.-h vtolke.l Cllai; 'thread d lioUinet Laces, E.'gings, and Inserting. riuiu, I'luiJ, emi roiJtnd, C us, nice aiid Lluth LJsls; B ack Cloth Shaw ls, ne.itiy iut roide ed; Fancy, Silk, Worste.l ami Wool. en Diess II.:kfs ; ;,On an. I various o1 her styles Vesiing : Lnglisii, Frencli, and American Calicoes in great varieties ; Ap on Checks, bed ti. kii g, 1 1. acl.ej and b. own Mu:ius, Carlton Ha meis, biea. hed and l.town lli l.lui .1 :

Correspondence of t!ie Daily St. Louis Union. Iiupui taut from aul:i I. Santa Fe, August 4, 1317. The insurrectionists undvr their Leaders , den. (lonzal.'es and th: outlaw Cortes, surpristd and dispers

ed, and the recapture if a great number of American '.

Horses by oar troops. Messrs. EDtToKs:At the destruction of the town of Las Pias, on the 6th, July la-t, by the troops under command of Maj. Edmunson, we found upon the prisoners then taken, letleis written by one Ularw Gonaalles and others, leaders of the late projected insurrection, giviiiff a plan of their intended operation?, and asking the citiztils of the town to be in readiness for action at a moment's warning; stating also, that t.ie Americans were already wenkened by the departure to the States of a number of troops; that others were to start in a few days, and amongst them the coiiipany of artillery's; Captain Fisher, and that epics would be kept constantly on the road to give information of their, the artillerist's, departnroj at which time lliey entertained no doubt of be.i)j able to strike a final and decis;ve blow. The prisoners also stated that many of their men with their amis, had gone to the town of Lorjues-ta to join the;r .leader, Gen. Gonsalles. Lorjitesta is a town of considerable ize, nnd admirably located for defence, beiiij situated on the IStn Magil river, surrounded by mountains of an almost inaccessible character. The prisoners statfed that Cortes and his party were at or near Anton Chcco, a frontier town s.tuated on the Sun Magil river, some liT. fir In'Mift; r i T l-.ajLn.tJ Tiannua.ll I Ta ttnrr

,. 7 " V " . , Also, Juena Viu Hood,, and wOol.rn Hoods and Con.forU id

uisposta of lite prisoners taken am e Btorminj or uns great variety ; aim Pias, by sending them to Santa Fe for trial. Major Ed- Mie, Hoots IIa I s and Caps, rnonson, üb Uje companies of Captains Hor.ne and ILlioway, and two pieces ot artillery, started on the ; queeaswaro .uv.ii c, and LuoLh lölh of July to the town of Anton Checo, n distance j l;ise. of about forty-five miles. Upon our arrival at the1 A', cortee by the sa-k, or retail. Tea. stlar, spice, pepper, latt .. t j.. ,t , f..ll. ....;.. ' C'ner, indigo, madder, sugar-house molare, viia-ar, window

ol u-.v-unt u,, ...Uli..;;, r. gla-,, nails; bnss kettles, and casting; and many other articles u.i-

iwuiiu me luwn acsericu, except uy a lew oiu men, nerr,ary iu enumeiate. in ecnat ge lor wnicn will üe taken all

K.H1IIHOI proouce. tie w-.ii also pay tue market price, l. CASH,

Siecie will be charged at Ihe late of $1 CO ier f 1CC0

packed in (rates oi tox i. Tiunk, tDarci n f at ird I y ihe owi er, 50 r n' e-i h. Car hire fl 50 per day, fir iiple ear. i aid in advaiie. Fiei)ti ton fn.ni Hill D. put. will be chatgrd Ihe nn t as to or fiom Marli-i n. inept wo d, w hich i 50 rents less jei car. No' more than 5(00 fret of poplar, or 4C0O fret of taker ther hatd Itrntei. will te allowid on a dcuble cat , ai d full i iii c w ill alwa le rhard foi pan of a load. Caisiletjn.nl moie th-jn a day wii be chatted for two dajs. Live bcg will le deliveied at the platf. rin i.ear the Hill Depot, where Ihe owoer must ureive them. Krrpty be to biii g in picdure will be cained out only at the ow net's ii-k, in corisideiation of which do ot;;e will be made. B.ig of produce must be distinctly miked, and in no cae will Ihe compaoy be re-S'-onsiMe (or nnms Weil bs. or those hiviit more than one vnaik np n Iheti.

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farmers to deliver their w heat here instead ol the Depot. He also

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miles ot the latter town, a Mexican, supposed lo be a j - - ; spy, was captured bv our scoutino; party, who inform- ! rBr,Up8T V THE 1 iOI. J . - - . .r J . - - rinHE Slaters of Providence, have Him uli-atnrr ol annnunr- r

U U3 that Irom four to six hundred armed lexicons, t JL to t. eir Iriendsand tue public, tl.at tl e additions to tueir Aca-

nnder their leaders, Gonsalles and Cortes, were then d,my r now completed, mi it is at present ca:.ie ofaccommo-

in the town of Loquesta. Upn our arrival on the; yt'

heiglltS COtnmandinr a View of the town, We dlCOV- toast; 1U retired and hea'itilul ntuation tives to the juvenile tnind

ered the cnetnr disoPrsmrr in everv direction to the '"i1"'1 ."2 'rJ "e pursuit o. know ledge, and its pecu.

. j r b nuriy neanny locality

five test and viiror to the vouth'ul lraine. '

nnl r-un.laiic iK la I . . a I , . , i, . n n...a II. ..a 1 .

uU atuuvia avuaat iiisuiuuvu aiiiivsv uiii Vit U iliC V CaU ti:i(i. Ths following branches, vU: Ort!;o -riphv. Resdinsr. Writlnir:

; Arithmetic, Geugra.y and Astronomy, w ith the ue oi Maps and ülo!es, History, Rl.eto ic, English Composition, Lessons and tierri in Polite I.ne aiu e, Naiuial I'liiiosuphv, t hemisiry, BotaI ny, Mythology, plain Needle Work, TiipesOy, Embroidery, French ; Emlossed Work, plain and frsncy Knitting. The use ol bed and

session ol 2J weeks, will l.c

' ii'in"e. as inei r ii'iiises were "encr-iiv u.uiiiauueu ii.i,..... e... . ., . , ...... ... ,

. . . mi in. rxi . ma ii un are i ui'iuia in. nxi luunn w in i lcunin-

mountains. e, however, fucceeded in capturing

about fifty prisoners, the mule, saddle, bridle and sabre of Gen. Cortes, and a great number of American horses and Ca manche and Apacha Indian horses, obtained from those Indians in exchange for horses stolen by the Mexicans from the Amorican troops.

The enemv had evidently made creat preparation for beddm.-. washing and mendn g for . .J In t rviiil in a t a. . n-aa

defence, as tneir li us's were jrenerally barricadoed : ai theext a i.raurhesar

and fortified, and their goods and valuables either hid '. tible superiority, and at the moat moderate terms

Our prisoners informed j

in the mountains or buried.

lis that the great panic amongst the Mexican troops ; wn eompüanr-e was produced by our sudden and unexpected approach, i er.ti, sealed pr together with the fact that we had with us artillery, 1 sutiinrÄn

post ofi-'iit: station i:ky.

with the law and the orders of the Tostmaster O'-n-

proiiosais w ill be received bv me until 1J o'c:o k.

es.lav the 10 h of .Novemlier. i4?. for auDi lvinir the

Stat Ollerv nnnireil for the liae oi this l'..iti.rti rliirimr ih.. lour

i-i T.i - i.i l . r . . . .. - o .

WHICH J ininK lliey never lllienu to laces again, u uiey years con menen g jauuary ut, ih, and endiuj December 3iat, can avoid it. t The estimate, for k rear, is a. follows :

It IS but justice tO the troops, beinrr part infantry w Reams enveloping pare-,y lli.w, calendered ; 19 by 34 inches, I and havittfr with them artillery drawn by oxen, to not les than 15 i or m.ie than IT pounds per ream, .0 uii quires . . , . , ... . vr e i . -i i to ihe ream, nd S4 sheets to the quire. i state that the march from Los Vcgos, hy Anton Uieco 140 pounds cotton fKickin; twie. well twisted. j to LfMiiiPrtt.i. a H.srance of between fit'n -five and sixtvl 50 pounds Test scarl.-t alinj wax. I

miles, was performed in less than twenty-four hour. ! tSttfZViZ ,'e tTi"! i. over a roticrli and mountainous country, and a great ; made ou delivery of the stationery. Livingston du.nlap,

portion of the distance witimut even a road to guide' fceptemtr if4 rosfJlas.er,.n.,dia,.aiH.iis. them, to which extraordinary march may be atlribu-j INDIANA t'OPI'IlP. II.I.G C'OMlMY. tC'd their SUCCeSS On the Occasion. f BMtE Trustees h;.vii.g sticci-edi-d in purchaMi g a copper location itr, 1 1 o , V ... M. of a section of l.ttid of six veins o 1 Lake tupeiio' . in pnrvie are endeaiormg here, in Sal ta re, to raise ; Bnceof ,he artir,rt 0; aaionof the c. mp.nyja m.ett, gofthe fiew regiment. Three companies have already been shareholders üi be hed at ti e Court House at I. . than poll, on mustered in, and two others reiorted ready for being Fri lav evening the f.h cf Ovinia next, at v,ovi.wk, for the pur-

. .. . poe ill tllUkli'K a" afw-iMiiiieiii .umeivui mi mc paiiieiuoi lue mustered. I hey are compofced principally ol oiscliarg- B;.mP hna iU, n otriei matt-was m..y be deemed a.Ui'saU.- by the ed VoluntPers and Wagoners. ; Company. It is earnestly desirrd hy the Tru-tees that eviry sliareo- " . " 1 -,i . I 1 ,. ,.r r , holder will come prep, red to pa in his afses-rntnt at that time, as Six of the prisoners cl.arged with the murder ot Lt. themitttprinu,t w b'oughtioaclo eaifpeed.iyat posii ie. Crown and his party, were executed 011 the 3d inst., j rs-;w By order of the Trustees, N. BOLTON, Secy. in Santa Fe, by sentence of a drum head court martial. - 3TI"E, The balance. It is su;oosed. Will b released for Want i raKF. fourteenth annual meetinjof the stock holders or thp Branch . ' ' 1 B , !u ik. C1.1 . n ... 1. . 1" T .. i . .. . .. 111 1 1 . ! 1 -.

lirriricnt Ipet mi.n Ä "l I union ui iur ci.ir unn iii in-.aim, n 111 uc nil n iiUJCitui itbiltnony. th-i, rmtjug hon-, the fl si day of Novemtr reit, ltween the i OUTS Respectfully, hours ot one ami four o'clock P. M.. nt which tinle an H.-eion w ill J II. E0URMAN, be hfld for the clioice of seteh Directors 011 the part .f the stocken t o n 01 r si m.o tr 1 ',': holders, lor th enuing j ear. TH. H. S HARPE, Cashier. 2d Lt. Co. F. 2d Reg. M. Ml d Volunteers. octobeM. it. 3.-t. Nov. 1.

To the Editors of the HI. Luis Union. . . u bi.'w byw

f m w .n a a. v a.w . , Attorm-y ml Coii!ill(ii at Law. OJfice up Slair, JSeck'i Cot-ncr, Jy 1 dia apoli . I rli:o a. . V.WSl CtIM XT E bnve a f i'o. k of men's and hoys' rlot'i, senl. plush and ' fur furs, for sale at low prices ar the new .lore of 35 8 EATON k IIOLMAN. C.1MC A.M C.l.f;ilA.11S. Of( pieces of ric,'t da'k prints and ginilism t iiiii-m.tlly low OUJ prices, just received and for sal.- at II new s'ore of

Ytllotf. Fever In IVciv Orleans. A New Orleans corresjiondent d" the Ealtimore Sun, gives the following heart-rending accounts of the yellow fever in that devoted city : I write in the midst of an epidemic Fuch as New Orleans never knew before. Tn.ly, grim death stalks Unresisted through the streets of this du voted city. Oh, it sickens the heart to see the plumed hearses thronging the cemeteries to fee them liurryiiij along the thoroughfares; unattended, in most cases, by even a single friend, to see the ahes of ihe departed inurned. From early dawn to dark, and in the gloom of night, eable conveyances may be seen witli nodding plumes, like grim sentinels over the coffined corpse within passing hastily towards the depositories for the dead ; and almost hourly the

rolling of the mulfli-d drum, or the mournful music t-f

mellow horn-, proclaim that another of the civic or military brotherhood is attended to the tomb by those with whom he so lately associated. It is' enough to strike terror to the stoutest heart, to walk the desert

ed streets. On every hand are heard the notes of

wo. At one moment the tone of fervent prayer lor the dying strikes the ear ; a little farther on, and wailitigs for the dead break the silence. None are exempt from the dreadful scourge which is wielded by the fell tyrant. Tlie strokes fall ind.Bcriminately, and high and low, and fich and poor, old ind young, totter and fall to rise no more."

SF.A'IM.N & HOLM AN.

IiOok 11 1:11 r

--S. T. Stout.

Ag't Ft. Wayne Fern. Col. J. H. Uruce.C. M. I lot id ty, transferred to Illinois Conference. J. S, Uaylevs, transferred to Indiana Conference. Taat -rr.. ro f a lu Vi r V I in - t,innn ori f'i 1 1 . m

county, U.-time to be give., after the next General ! T'ttsburgh Gazette that on Saturday last tl.e horsed at

Death by Staue Accident. We learn from the

Coiiforence;

Yankee Plol';jis. Aii American merchant at the Cape of liood Hope, h.-.s within twelve years sold a liundrej thou-and Yankee plouglis, chiefly to the Dutch for th? u of their vineyards. They formerly ined a heavy Dutch plough, and refused to buy the Yankee plooglis, aiying they were only made as children's Loys. Fin illy, a farmer was persuaded to take one gratis, and try it. He soon came back and bought half dozen of th; first importation, and after making the bargain, said he would not have; the one le took rlr?t without the opjorturity of getting anoili--r,-for six hundred r',x dollars. Si tree tiiat dttethe j'ljujhs have s'dd frctly.

tached to one of the Cumberland stages tok fright at a locomotive a mil west of Cumberland, and running away tarried the conch over the river bank the whole plun 'in down some fifteen feet. Mr. Vincent, of Erie" Pa., was killedMr. Markoe, of Indianapolis, Ia.t and iiiree othpr persons, dangerously wounded and the rtst of the pasengeis, the stage being fll, more or less njured. Cirr. (iazrtte. Who is Mr. Markoe !

Tarkcr Pillsbtirr, an abfolitionist of the Garricon

r-l.rvil. calls the U. S. ffovemment "a communion of

1 I n'iratna frrV Ii ll I ii lit t PT P T t P T m i n 1 t lOll PVP

urS.u. t-u p..., .v. IT-," -; - I tLe suit of George Dilli...

IV civtlizcü imtiorl OH lire jwua suuuiu ieu uuuuu 10

r.iicitirits.

IV E are prepared lo pay CA.CII, at the Mgi.rst m oket rates, for ' good men hantable whe;it, at 1'ie new store of

. fLATON HOI.IIAN, Indianapolif. S-pt. ST. 3.V Sheets's Buililing. r o u ii ic xr Ta:m iv'-T tv 2: a Ye7 11TE l ave In store super and low priced lilti.-, tdack and 60-er ' colorsol Anterior 11, British and F'encli rfoihs, a-'d lor sale very low at tie cheap store of SEA TON it HOLM AN. We have also Jeans, Tweeds, cnisinets a d cameres, very lOw, at tlie new Store or S? EATON at IIoLM AM ... . 33 M.eeta'a Buil.liVga. rINE rich silk and wonsted pluiils, new atd beantiful articles for ladie.' dresses, just received and for side, at 'lw clu-ap store miauls: siiiSv 1 .s ! 7Ehava Just received rich silk. Thibet, Delaine, woollen and ' Oaha pbod sbaw. s, w hieli will be sold cheap, at 35 SEA TON & HOLMAN'3. PMH A 1 31CICila .COIalslaflE. rj1!! E Leetuie in this Insiiiution commence animal v on the first A Mon lay in November and on i ue sixteen weeks.

r ALL L. I I . Damn. Mbkkcb. M. D., Jl 'Miami and 1'hyiolngy A. I). SHirXsS. M D., wr;ery. O W. K11 H4R0i, M D-, Thmri ani Practict,

Johs B. M'Lts. A. M.. Cfairy. NirHOt.il Hud, .. M., Obtlel-kf, E. Pimii. M. D., .Hotnis Medua, Matriculation Ticket, Oraduation Fee, . I ..... A.-.'.r. - if. Lit. ontionnl. .

Oood loard, room and ights f.irnislie.l at $1 75 to 2 CO per weik. D. MEEKER, W.D. Dean of acuity. 3'.' -(?. I. . Journal.

Manager. JOHN W. SMITH. Agent II. M. UIIIT13ECK. THIS MONSTER ESTABLISHMENT Tie Largest mil Grandest in lhe World". 200!- Persons and Horses! Ths most Brilliant Musical Festival and Concert Equestrian, Gymnastic and Dramatic Entertainments, of the Iliihcst Order. THE TRAPPINGS AND HOUSINGS OF INCOMPARABLE ELEGANCE. The Costnmcs and Paraphernalia of Classic Designs. 25 Saperb. Spirited, Well Trained KI.'MU JlOllStS. 35 Cmrrimrt mf iticmtrrirmbf Smuiplnomimei$ ! 40 Seit Harm ss TrsSasicrdrMl Sylrftiomr ! THE LEVIATHAN DOUBLE WATER PROOF PAVILION Statin; 4000 Persons with unparalleled Comfort. BnllianCy Illuminated by 3iO Powerful Befiee tot a. A PRINCELY FORTUNE las been profusely lavished, and the service oi 100 MECHANICS AND ARTISANS! Of acknowledged Taste and Ingenuity, kept la constant requisition for Five Months, in designing and Esecnting the Appurtenances and Properties of this G'gactic Scheme, In a stylt of Unprecedented Magn Seen', resulting in tbe roost exquisite Mechanical Sems, and tha most giatüyuig Cbe a'ovies of American SkiU. KENDALL'S BRASS BAND. 15 Picked Musicians, in Lasrxoos Uniforms, of a celebrity in toih Hemispheres to which ro other hand au re. led by ths iMMOBTAL EDWARD KXNI'ALia, whose fame as the SiiJÄGJ'rJ EJUGLSiFli penetrated every circle lo winch music nas sects, at once gives tons to the pare and admirable an.iMetuenis ot the Monster Circus, whether in lead.ns ire immc.iselt txrcsoiD raocsssics in tlie t:2S3.U3 CLiilZZlSi QU or awakeiuitg ire echoes ot the MreeH while &3at7Z3 ta! 16 ICZ11 CnmClSZ'Z Cl'iiiC, or lieUfnorpl.oauig lhe performance inloa, SOIREE MüSICALE! not the least attractive feature ia which will be the never lo be forgotten OLU LTON HIS MAGIC SILVER BUGLE. 35 Widely Celebrated Lndy and Gen tleiuen ArlKlra, at tbe memi of their profession, Uie most numerous, and talented troupe of performers ever concentrated in one eircle, via: Messrs C. J. Rogers, W. W Nichols, J. W.Smith, J. McFarland, John Shindle, Victor riqut't, J. Blackwood, S. D. Baldwin, R. Rostter, Dan. Emmet, E. M Dickenson, Damlaa na Itrovrn, Sam. Johnson, G. O. Knapp, Alex. Rock, well, Jos. Wiley, T. Spnrk, W. Rossel, J. Adams, P. Everts, M. Wayne, O. Thompson, T. Wheeler, S. Wright. Ac ie. Masters Harvey, Walters ana Piquet. Mesdames Thompson, Rockweil, Everts, Knapp, Wayne, F. in met, Wright, Delamore, Ac. Ac. The long favorite clown Q O- KNAPP, end that brilliant Meteor in the orbit of the Hippodrome, A.UEX. ROCKWELL, KINO of GROTESQUES, pronounced by acclamation, J the soklb asb a rnnm of Great ttntian, at the IX)NDON OPERA I10L'E. to be tne eloim of rlntrnt, in the face of the

competition of tne eommedtens of Europe. In this stupendous project, the same ns:id adherance to pure taste and refinement that is so stnkinely displayed in the etiaste and bcauti'ul ouihl, aial indescribably novel and mterestJit: feats, will be peculiarly observes n he mi'th of lhe corned icns.For he Programme of the Concert, Synopsis of the Pe-orria.cei and Dramatis Persona? of the Diverttismei.is. Ra. eu. Comedies, Panicn.umea, Ac. see 'ao-pn e j a;. J lesrt.ot.ve stee Adnsiswiaa ! the wbolcavnlr 95 C ate The Maua er wottU respectfully announce tliat, in addition to thiK monster troupe, he has, t.t enormous expense, secured the services of the greatest Female Epuestrian of the lij'e, ill itl !iie M il ie .'lac n Ic, ThBwonterof Europe ard America. A'-o, Möns. M-iea-te, the Champion Vaulterof Europ-, M. J. Lipma i. the Champion V:iulter of the World, a id H. iMeeJIiatn, tlie ccl. brated and ac omplUhed equesiriarl director. Tiiis company, for splendor of outfit, excels any ll lt'g in the XT. States and for equestrian tal-ft and mini--, it chtillenca the world. None can equal it as there is hut one Ned Kendall and but O'ie M.id.tm'e Maiie Macartr. This cnmiiiin v will have th honor of performing in Indianapolia on Fridav ant! snturJay, Ociotxrr 1st and j l Iwodavi. Peiformance to com:nence ai two ami seven o, clock P. M., each day. T: e cornpiny w ill also perform in Ki hmi.nd Sept. S4Ut,' Cambtidge rity Jtth, Newcnstle 27th, Muncie-.'th. Ando sotitew a i'JtH; and Noblesville, Thursday, 8ert. 3.lh. 31 tOctl

M00

wo l.ao l ot u l.'-LO l, "x o jOO l("0 31 0

do do do do do to do do

UltAC.G'S INDIIN llJEi:. VLUGITl'Aisiat: k;aii cüai lü The G rent Popular Medicine Of Hie dij nst :iico:itt used ir mouth Tlie tiuim'i-mis anl U tmtU iInl Cure ii cir.ff ii Ingical Eile I upon tiilioti Fs'Vi-r. mltl 1't'vcr st asl Ajiiic (ärcat Llxciifineiit niiiuiig the

IttMlctis!

HE Ittnits O. tiers Veoetislc Scoab Costco Piij.s are

now ailmitteil, on all hjn.is, to be the uiostex'raordinary and

valuab e m -iticitie in general i sc. It not only acts as a speciric uprjti l ilious and Typhus Fevers, ("hills and Fever, and Fever i , Ague of the west and ssu'h, but in all diseases of debility, weak S'omach, indigestion, loss of epp tite, iinpu ity of the blood, and all

dise. ii i prevalent ill a we.-tei it au I ouiliern cliinate. lneirg eat power co .sii'S in their peculiar eli'ect uptin all the organs of tlie svstem, and Jip tapi l formation of new und rick blood, w hieb ti.ey pr.Kiu- e. In this n. s the gn at secret of their sui cess. Tii. y ate ; mil. I and pleasai.t in t' eir a. lion, but searching and permanent in ! their ettei t; pi n. tratinj the remotest recesses of t..e system by I thur ready aliso-ptlon into the blood, thrn-t inlus.i g new sup - t'ly of viiäliiy anil it. rous power into all the m chinury of lilel I The extensive poiularity they have a qmre.1 al. over the w et anil I fouth, ensures rales of at least j 50,(100 I5ixc per ITIoiuli, j And w e find it iliir.cult, w ith our laige force of h .nji, and the I: ta i ImproveiiM-nts ia macliittery hich we tiavv aJopU, to manul'ac- ! ture them lat enou.h 1.1. fupj.Iy the demand in thiitic-n w etern i i, nd southern States ! One lanre manuiactorv is edi S'antly en-

gageJin preparing the various conecitraied ext all ot which ti ey are coinioseil. From the let information w ecau obtain fron, our" ,otal se.hng auia, an.l boi.ia ot attentive correipoiioenia irt

a l parts of tl e ountry, our nietti ine cures, per nmnn , not .ess i ti.an lO.OtiO.raM?- of Fever and Ague, otii tliousand bf whtch have 1 resisted all other treatment; I 4 .ilHi cases ot Hi ions lever; .r,:00 do ot weakness and general dibitity ; j 0.500 do of various throne itiat-asea ;

of wi aK stoiniicu an.l lo.s of appetite ; of lySiepstn ;

of It ln umatiMn : of Fein, le cotnplai'iis; , , ot Ague ttake, or E:i.a ged Spleen ; of Liver Com;. laiut; 0i Scarlet Fever ; of Typhus Fe er; oi Tut id Sore 'i lr oat; . .

This must anoear almont i-credible, but lhe numerous letters

from phvi-ici; ns. agents, anil those v ho use t'-e ineoieu e, liom ail the w estern and southern States, satisly ns that this Is a moiiVra; estimate, und that our medicine is rapn ly taking the place ol the Various tu far-coated counttjettt w hi h are atiual, and the nunierous Ionic mixtures made wholly ot yumine, hicn are impoeil Upon tne public 'y tiiannf.ictttreiS who live, nniuily kitmri ukeit'. Dr. Hragg's lamotis iigar Coati d Indian Qu. ru Vejeialde I'ilU fe of two kinds the t'a.hartic an.l 'Ionic. T. e Tonic pills are peculiar y adi pled to the quick aim pci munent cure ot Fever and

I Ague, tortHir Ol tne l.iver, an i gener. i ueiniuy. ii i. iu r c rr nun Ague, Chill Fever, fcc, tl.at they achieve their greatest triumphs. Jtranlv re.,uires ovi r twelve hours; o mote than ha f a bus of j tint tonic p.l S to bre.,k the Ct ills ahd elf et a pcrmanei.t eure j whicti is rarely the case with lite tonic mixtures of quinine, haw k ! ed about the country ny ig iorant pretenders. Those who take j the tonic pill w ill never forsake them.

Who can wonder, then, tnat a meoicine oi such exieusu c popularity , and extr ontii arv viitues shout. I c: use Grett txcitem nt amung the D1ort f , The prejiiiliies of physicians tgai ;St their ue are at iai givinrr way to tue pljy ot reason, ani the convict'o- of every -day expedience which they derive fiöin their patients and friends who use them. 1 o 1 Doctors are now almotit every day stnding Orders from every patt of the country lor a supply of these pil.s to use in tneir practice. Here Is one all the way front the State Of Mississippi, just received. Let dortois and th- sick look to it.anj Lasten to procure a supply 01 this w ondeilul Tonic : Btit h C'Rovr, Tirrsn Co., Miss., j July 19th, 1,7. j Ta Dr. Braes, St. f.oil, .Vissonn : . Dtar Sir I have to infirm vou that I have use( alt Cur Tonic Pil s, und ti erefure pray you to semi mc a iotl.tr supply Immediate ly. as there is mtn-ti lever und a?ue w it!. in the tiouiiJs ol my practice, and I hardly know how to satisfy ami cure niy patients without them. , . I have thorottehly tested your Tonic rills in my pra -t ice through this country, not Only in chil i an I lever, but Iri real tyjikviifertrl and l ave met with such success from tt.eir use. that I now tind ntvse 1 at a treat Ios to Cot alnnt; w iti out them. I consider them

a gri at blessing to tne p ople of the wet and sotitli, snd I tin satistie.l that thev are important iu tbe cure ol more diseases than ou re- ommen.l therti for. Don't fail to forward maastitiply by mnil, as quickly ss possible, directed as above; Very respectfully, onrs. JAMES HODCE3,, M. D. S7-For sale, nholesnle and retait by S. J. WAHR and TOMI.I.S( Itno l'llEKS, Indianapolis: "ll. E. GREEN, B onhurg; JOHN V. VACGHAN, Kittsl orOugh ; CAVE J. CAIlTER,. Jamestown; ii. SWEENEY. iKovltim ; DAVID WOOD VOliÖ, Thorntown; LANE. St SfoS. Le' anon ; P1TZER k WF.L H, Ege Viilug-; (RAFTON JOHNSON. Green wood ; MAN WAKING t AHAMS, Franklin; N- D. KOBIN.-.. E t nluri;EHWARn P. DAY. S ellivvile; LUDLOW k KKNEDY, Marion; IR.V BAY LEY, Freeport-; H. PIERSON; (Jie.n-li-hltWM. SILVER. Pen.lleton ; WILLIS G. AT HER TON, Aulersotitown; J. HOCKET, Itainfi.ld; J. W. W.ALTON, llrMgeport; W. J. UNCLES. Ilrllevilis. . MayiVh. 147. epWStSWIv Km

Oftice of lhe Solicitor ol' lite Treasury, . Aiitivl Is. 1N47. 5 V EALED PROPOSALS w ill l- meived at this oftice until Ihe 5.V (lav ' Oiol-r next, at 14 u'cUa k at atn. he tlie purchase f InteieM .f Hie United .-Lites. .a lawand in equity. id"tlie pris-nv I eil; after desCdlieil, upon lis- terms and coiidiliiiiiineiila.iied be '.;iw, tu w M: LAN1H LINJ IN THE STATE iF INDIANA. .

Tract of land conveyed, quantity, fee.

Desc ij '.iori, 4.C.

SAADEllVS

or SCHOO Is

Ii,!xV

Mii:miT'.rSiLi:. V'pX virtue of a executions to me directed from the clerk's offlre ai of the Marlon rin uit court, I wi I expose lo public ra'e. on th Sd day of Octo'-er, 18, at the Court house iioor in the town or Indianapolis, within the hours prescribeil by law, the rents and

oroGt forseven vara, of the toliowini real esir. e, io-wi. .

I.I IV VIiI SCOTT sV CO.'S LIST

l (.ii:i(. rr.i:ioitcAs. Tie Jstitton Q tirtery Jlctieir. The Edinburgh llninc. The Westminster lieri tc. The North Iiritish lie c fir, and ll'.'irl.icnod's Jldiribwuh Ml J '1.111?.

$in.OO ! rpinE above Pt-ri.Klir.ils are reprinted In New Vork. Iinmedinlp'y jO.liO j n their arrival by lhe. Itntih atennier, in a kei iiliful clear tyi, 10.01. n fine while tmri. and are I tttl.fnl rw of the oriStimts KLiek-

wihhI's MasiXtue liein? an et let fuc m,mdt of Hie lelinburli rdttiott. The irices of lhe f. prints are leas th.iti one third of tlK- of Hie fiV reien copiea, and whi e they are eqiia'ly w. U em up, they alHird all that BdvJiiinge to Ihe America over Ihe Etiglt-Ii leader. TERMS: rstMrvt to k untit i dtsc. For any one of tlie lour Ucviewa, 3.0J per annum. For any two do. ,' per annum. Fur any three . rin. 7,h0 I r anitmii. For all four ol 'the Reviews, ' 6,00 per annum. For lllack wiknJ's M imzme, .s. :i,tiU irr annum. For Kiackfirtd and Hie lour "Reviews, lO.tJO -r annum. jiU fiBMUHtcmUmu vaJ e aJ.IrM.e (pW airf f v i i mi. ..in' r i. in

lil.u.nno ruui i m. i ., 33 tf rublwhers, 7U FuIumi street, New York, i

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lit 1:0 Ilt.lr) 10.00 .d.iltl 20,00

Th east half of the south west quarter of xctioti No. 17; town

ship No. 14, and range .No. a ran., containing r acres. And on fail jreto renlir. tti full amount of judsmenf. In!ret and cstf, I will at th same time and place, expose th fee simple

r.r said real estate. Taken as th property ot J.mian 1 nrasricr, ui

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51 3wis

;r, and at the suit o'Gcorye TiLLctts.

A. Mr. Kl SStLL.

(5 1 75) Slierill of Marion County.

IJARKER'S AIHS TO COMTOSITlOTs. mt racitig spec linens - s'id exair.'f tes of B hool and College rxerrises, and most nf the j

hi 'her depsrtiuents 01 fcnglleU composirion a vaiuaow wor. , bept. li. ?i ilOIlltlSOS k TALBOTT. TClMVork Furniture rriuts Call and s. e this lea itifi l tl article, and you'll soon' f.Ctre a covert- g for jour 'ed. For -"u " . ii till incnv

sale hy

Sept 14 31

A. 11 DAVIDSON.

No. 1, Norw ood's stores.'

rf" III? serie ol schrart hnnkn (Milillstied at Cincinnati, is the ririty . JL ries putilished in the West, that is extensively m-ed in the Eastetn Suites. A vast aiiimnit of Hiee books are a!so psiblts fd in New York, lo SRipivty the ei -sein ilemaiul, which is r.ipjdiy l.icreasinr.. Within a jcat titese l.n.ks have become Hie standard Im.,s tl the Stile nf Y"erttMHit, a ciuiiiliiiient never pud lo any Uber, series of hiaivs. by a'nv State in he Union. They in only liavp an e a tended rirctiMioti ui lhe eastern, hut iu the noddle and southern bUtes, ihey

are extensively used. f Ata it llirivt ve-r since an altrmiH w m'ide to iiitrrxhtne them into the sthiaiNof iiidi.iiM, nnd Hiey hive since btn-n put into s une hnndreds of out sr.hiaaa. .The pulilistierc of iSlier series tit" schtail ' noks liecmiiiug akiiined at the ismlarily these tsiks were t cqiiittni. co-i nienced a wsr of rxleriiiiimiinn ; showing -y llieir unparalteted exertions to pievent tlie circnuitti.n of Sanilers's Kiaiks, that they w erf, w ell aware w.'t tl the result would be, ll" this series of boiiks was IUnved to com in coniM tl'.i'Mi with tlieirs. Thry have succeeded lit removing Sanders's Itiaika frimi -jmie t.f lhe li.s.l. but the lullowing, fnstl the itirttiT similar notices received Irom different pmlsolllie Slate, not only informs the reader how these cl.au Je have lieen eflecled.bul whispers in the ears of certain putiosliers, "that tkeit is a boutkVtCUMJ-.'

I ... TO THE I'UPLIC. ! We the anderstsned in la half of the cittaensof Belleville feel it to i he iMir duly In lHwe Hie grus iinptwltion that has lately been ptactlsed j iiMin us. j Atxail a year since, Sanders's Series of school btadts was adored i by a lliianiiiH.iis tote, as Hie alandard biS'ks lo be used 111 our sc.ImmiIs. Within a few days p it, the agent ( tlie Ec e tic eries, m i'le a ilI aceni ii.n fair a. Ihn. Is, an I look nut aar kmJtt, w itllNil en her our knowledge is consent, and pi iced Ins in the Inmls ol our rh lilrrit ! Heemitig a an iiisuit to our iiiiellL-encr, and a reckless regaid (a- Ihn rictus of property, veciaild mK sututiit Ui such treat uvnt in silent. ' A merlins of our citizens was called oil .Monday evening, June I -lib, at whicli Mr. West, Ilm Agent H Sanders's Serie-, hivmg tv-en invited tu lie pteseiiioti tbe ocoasiiHi, delivered i n iuleresiing ledum upon Uontimin Scliu4 Ediicalmii. Alter the lecture, a resolution was pHtwil hy a nmiihiNKis vie, lo rephare r-amtsra's laaia In r aclva.1. Which was done lhe next. MHH-niiig. The Semmel and Jo-irtial at lndian;tsi!is, will pleave publish tins and iMty tue citiansof Belleville. June llilh, 1S4? . lu bell df of Ihe riliw-tis. I II. B. It R I'lH l MEW, Trustee. J. MERKEN, Trustee, t UK IIS MAR HER. C.T. SvM.NDLE. - : j The following is frort the Pbelt.j vflle Volui.lerr, An ?7, 1?47 1 I "School Books Suoe eighteeii iVamtlis sine, San.len.' ferieii or i Frlxa A BimikS wire uii uuiisiusly adopted hy a vi le id the tilixeiis, si i a public meeting called for lh:il"h'T"""" the und:ml bonks I be ' nsetl in tlw achoob in Una Iii Alaait three unailhs ago. the aeeiitol j Mct.utry-S laa.ka, Wltlnait .asaiiiing Iii epre-i. Ol Um ciluseiia, I tta.k from isirst laails S.in.li rs's Ihsikii.aiid put mm tue hands of Hm rhmlren MrGuuV. Mr. e-t, the agVnt Ut Sanders's aeries h .t vl and iNtr tinvn ag on, anil on Tne.!av evening UM dein ered a U-t lure Uaai I be men is ot Hie ri--clive a-ries,e.ipiM.iis tlie ili ti.cles lit tlie parkst tcvtalunsuf Hie .VicUairy rat ..and .s,-ipce..i.aand vllrra, tain well Tvere of h Ii a chancier, a induced .sir ciltielis to inve.time tin staleuieti a nude by hmi- Accordingly Hie IJev. Mr. Knit was calleil lo Ihe i li tir, and a ctwumilteecon-isifiit ol the Kev. Messrs. ! W.tiiiplrraintJ'iiiiHi. im's Wrght, Mr. Powell and the eh unnan, w er seiet le,d !"' rvtiuired to reoist st a ilbsequenl im-Hiin. The r.MiniHlliMS reP te.1 : I hey were twiistie l Willi liie ,tttnsiMs of Mr. I West, upon l!e series of Dr. .McWutty , are eiuireiv sustiiiied I y the j biaiks themselves and in roiiehisiiMi of their reirt sa : On Ihe j w hole, y.nir rom'inttte would most resertfiilly ces-ommeud Ihe aitmiI tion In Ihe ai hisils of Shelhyville, Ihe hi.ik i.f,Mr. Samlers, as slluI etiler the beat ads pled nf any within their knowled-.-e, to answer the '. ptirixaws of an elementary educain. n. " amlrrs's b.s.ks be lu ac CordHiice wilh theft lecomuieiidation, been adtfsed."

Theliillowlut is Uie resolutkin ol tlie 1 ru -Hees of tlie MieRiy Lounty Seminary t . We. lhe Trutees nf SIHhy tVwinty Semluaty, a IVr bearing Hie re port of the committee on Ute relative iiief'H of a idcrs's and ItfinfIv's Sein it Hook, have adtKed banders' series, sjllie ataintiiril laaiks (f this temliMry. Ja sum llimtTt, Witxinat Wono, F-LirMtLKV ktit, al. A. loa. ,

39-3v wis Jons MuRRisut.

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4; 4--i 4"9 4SI 491 4'.rJ,

Aug 14

Israel T.Cfanby kiiioer owrtr. Iat or fmctkaiol Fiacitotiiil e In se qr Frac w bf e ijr Fric e hi w qr Frac W lif s w qr

S irac B w qr

Canal lands

N e qr esT . Niit ,a n w qr S t q- of

L bt s w qr . ' . -

iN'ot canal lands

Mti 4

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j , .Vi'rtai cssafy. I Lot or I Mi t , Frac c bf u e qr Frac s w qr ol" Fracse qt nf Fr.ic set 1. on I .V.itrai caaaTf . Frac n e qr E qr n iv qr N bf n w hf 'S li:ilf n w qr . half n e qr S half n e qr iS e qr n w qr S w qr h w ,r N w qr n-w .r V hall n w qr S e qr

N ball s w 1 r

S lull a w ur

,W half w qr

fc. nail n w qr last Hx Oanhy ail lilion to t rawltardr-ville, not No.

I i r U Ii4 m'j'ihiing Urawftardsvitle, j COIMMIIliug Lis iii .lo No. 12. sq. 22 Ikt. ( ft . b'dy nol set imiIj IDo.lig No. 19 square A io. lot No. i:i S u ire lki hs No. 21 s.piare-.'-i i'o. hS No. lUsipiare 27 iln b4 No. 2"' square -J7 'Do. "nt No. IA quarr S7 'On M No 1 M,nare 17 JIo. I.t No". '1 ! qti.-.re i7 ilki lot No. 7 square :fi IH. lot No. X .(ii.iie'iti Do. kit No. I'O squaie t7 lo lot No. 15 sqiittre '.'I Do. lot N11. 17 square t!7 ilki. k No. M e.inre-.'7 ;Du. k No. i:ti ire 47 ,lki. lot No. I square .K 'I'o. h No. 3 square -ti Ikx, h4 . t.t s jii.tie J Ho lot No 1 4 aqua te 2 L j I Ks. M No. 7 stiiian ül :lki. bAN'o. 10 syiare

H. IH ituiitbi-red

5 e 1''3.n

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1f541 Dec'r.

Jaliri Milmy, former owner.

V half n e qif rter ( 4 ,,

N hf w hi se qr Sc. n hie hf sw 1 ':t3 16

CS. 18

7 e 7 7 e 7 7 e 7 e 7 e

Ebelriyvilte, As 28.

J-lr liiseqraml paitnl I X 6 n lif ehfswqr .a iri 1, S hl w iifse.,r xniH ii! JVV half n wqr . 3k 16 a.

CONDITION?..

I.' Etch hid mtisl he, for a aepiMte n.iii:l-f on the schedule Vc .fur Cjish ; lo tsfl tle-aenteil al one .4 lite folk.w in'g plaeea In ths cieiiil isf the Soltctloe irf- the Trraeury, ec-fyliig. pn ac cc-ttit nf w hat laxrlltul ir htimner inttiesctie.tule ol pro, eil It is ,;Hrsited to w s ; ,. . , Th- Kiuied Stales Treasury at V äslirngtiNi. I im net . t '..lurttt.la ; th. Assist a nt Treasurer at lt.im..n. NVW y.kt rii.la.lelpht, C rle. ton. S. ., New Orleans, and M. Iatis : , . . ? The I "II. clor id the Custom at R.UTilo. N.Y., raJlii'iw'ae Md W llmingti. N.O , Si.vaun.ilt, Oeta-gia, il.4.i e, Alultu, and Kahmoiid. Virginia , . t purveyors of the custoitii, N.ishville. Tennessee, Cim innall, Ohio - Receivers r.r pn" lie moneys at ltle Risk Arkansas, JetTerw. Ville, Indiana. Chic:tgii Illinois, and Detroit, Al iln.n. J. E tell i.iil mtisl be acciHiipinied with a gunran'y. in rhe f.m given helovv. which Glinst I certified by a collector, naval t fbret , i:i..ibal . Untied l les rti tritt nlt.-ney. 1 p.Miniat.-r. thai the guarantor IS gtaal, and liie party 10 mg illis resi,il4e for Hi- aiiMHim. ;t. (ii receiving 1 cerlitii;. le of de. ite,siL'iieil by one id" Ihn depositories alwve tii. ntwitied. a pul rlaiiu ile-d. convev ng II the I Kill, title. Interest, and el IJI nt' tlie Cniteil states In lit. .r..wlv itexrils-4 in the bill, and paid fr, w ill 'eecaie.l i.nrl ckianvkil.-d hy Ihe Ss. beil. of the Treasurv , tree of..tll t hai2e to tfie purclisjser. Sin h ronveyaiM e u i'l be m nl, Ir e f ela-nr, to any post orbce in the Unite 1 Stales, as 1111 v lie reifoesied. . , . . 4. vN'o hid w ill ls accepted iinle-s It shall he aaiisfartmry to lhe S4icilor, w la-'h-r tla fe shall lro!e or ima-e bids f, ih- p.-rt. 5. lUr'ore liüliiiiiS. all la-rsons are mpH-(ed to 111 ike th-in--lvea sr. quaiiited it It lite situation, value and title of ihe n-r-riv th-y intend lo Mil liar, ao ..s lit rely i;.n lii-ir va jii'soeni 1 helmng. 6. After Ih-lasi i!jy f.tr receiving thetii.llie bids w ill Im- no-lied in

tlie I resell' e of such imTi -ers id Hie fleirirtiu -ut us sli.nl abl fi lleinl ; and will be exaiiilifd : nd pis i tiNin as a a' pr.iclirableu .olew ill he given pioul.slly lo each per-n w lio-e l.nl la accepted, t lit In no oilier. , , 7. The iinme of lh -l.i'l'lrrsboild. ie all t.'s i n tltien at s-olli and in a lejinle It iti-i- 1 lie hinder sbisild civrih- 11 aiue id Uie post otn. e to v Its Ii com nitriir:i(;oits f..r hi its are to lat sent. is. Bids 11111 he sealed and mtrknl oil tbe isit-iilr n thesw a isrda

"Seiled hi'Is f.a-M S. iH.M-tty anrl aiiilreased Ut lha ".-Sa u.a ut

the Trenail?. Waliln?loii, D ( . , u. F.smofa hid, ctMr iuly and c. rt ficate : ,!.,. residing al . ,111 Hie can.t). .a , In the Plate erf" heieliT olh-i Ihe United Mites lite sum nt dolt.il in rn.h G ilwir

ritflil. title, intercal , and claim fie pna-rty d rrit-. 1 i.unilarr in the 'iriined advertieiii-iit .f tu S.li-ii..r T the TfeN.ni th

terms and c-HidMams tlierelo iiM-iitamed ; and I h-r-hv. in ronsHtera.

taNTHsf the i-renn-vs, agt-e. 111 rase in hid llierrf.- shut. 1- ..r-,.1.!

hv sai I So k-iti-r. I ilepmil Hi it sum in tavvlul ntuoev. tn.xre id ihn

eiax.l.sa-s Htelila.tieil in S.111I artvettisemenl. w e'ni. ihutv dm an..

my hid Im 11 lie accepted and rmllce IlM-reoT sent lo uie hy n.ail.

i.aaeu v , . , i.. f F.iT t!l!ile recpjvetl, I fill .-lli'ee Jo Ihr l.'uiterl S.,fe the nerf..tmm-

of the ahtne undertaking by Has signer I lie reo I, in case bis bid be accepVil.

IMed ., . It47. ,t I certify that liiert hove guaiaiilor is resoonsilile mr the itim nu-nti...

ed in Hie sjhove ' id. . ,

10. Pia' nl ihe L.iids nt Riuav.n ran I seen nl ih -rhi-. ..r . 1 ir a

district ailoitiey 111 tli.it cil) , ami in tint Solicitor's .lliri, Wasliiiie!

tor

jl. Cid rnt nrfritied on Ihe patt of lite I.i.! l-r. ncci.li,,. ,1,-

terms siscttled in Ilm Im nmHtmio. nmv nl liie i.k.k .at Um- s.

lienor. Imp ilecl.iled nu'l and void, la all cas- w hr ir...a .....

Isreii prrlisei! ii(.'alii;l lhe Lulled SMte,lhe St, bcrt .r 111 iy. helnre eta. railing the otiv- value, dei tare Hsu bid invalid lie I tat n .Jrrt.

g-ea- I K. 11 i.H.I.M. .-..Ix it r iw itw. t'nasirv.

mii:i:ich r ii i . Vi tne of two V. nilit Olli t-110 ll 0 me directe I frnm tb"

w 1 I Xt.e 0

CA cie ks otic-of t

M 1 i.n nr 11 t court.

r 1

put lie sale, on tlie yj nay r nciotan , l-1 , , at t'ie couit I ow e door in the tv) n of Imtl.ii 8 tit's, w i:h n t e hont priSciil.edM law ti e rent and p'.dits for seven years cf the .'ol.mi g tVMf estate" to w it : . ' T'-e ttactionat prt of the ronth t ha f öl srjtta e rtj lots No. 1, Ö H"d fi. ia l! e tm u o ln.'i:mo jo t-. . ' An I on filuie to re. Iie the full a mo nnt, of jti.'gm. nt ' bitere-t anil rosu. 1 vil k: the sin. lim- and pV-'e, ev.-e t e nmtde

... .,.,......-.- - -r I, -''l'" 01 ,;o rn ratleithe suit 01 Sitte? Johnsen, and at the suitf f Hanl. Vsryi .

A. XV. K-USSELL. SI3W1. ($17 Fh'-ri f of M riot Count v.

iiMju, at

pt lMON ARY CONSUMPTION ITS C At Vl S TREV 1 T'ON AND CURl", conia.tie.1 i., ix iMeu.r, , '. j),. f

u-t rneeivn.1.

r-vut 17

INtch '

.MORRISON tk TÄLPOTT

WWTIlll

"fyT JRAT, fvof h h I will pay the C'K'rerYt price fa m " 'T 23 i t. K.

f tAm,

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