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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-06
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
Hendricks County.

Pursuant to previous notice a considerable number Of
Democrats from all parts of the county assembled al the
Court House in Daivllr. on Saturday the 2Ih DAY 81
December 1915 and organized Ivy appointing Asa. $
White President end William Person and David Stout,
Vice Presidents and stephen G. Crawford, Secretary.
After being thoroughly organised the convention was
addressed in short speech but m an appropriate manner
by ,h. James Collins of Washington Township
On motion of james VI. Gregg, committee consisting
of one each Township appointed to select AID
report The convention the names of individuals from
each Township as delegates To the State Convention.
Gideon Wilson James ". Gregg and James Collins,
were appointed comaitree draft resolutions expressive
Of the % the conventions who retired for lew MIN
utes and then reported The following
Eesof,ed That our motto of PRiScIPLEs. NOT MIN y
united with union energy and perseverance, are all that
is necessary the triumph OF party in Indiana
at the August election.
Resorcd That it is the duty of Legislature now III
session 10 sdort for the payment OF the
interest on our State bonds and that will cheerfuily
mret the best of Abilities any reasonable tax im'
posed upon Us for that purpose.
Resoircd That the great reduction IN the ordinary cI
penses Of our State government under the administra
ton of Governor Nhiicomh has greatly surpassed our
expectations AID Justly entte that gifted and dlsiin-
pshed ind,idua the continued confidence and lasting
gratitude Of the entire democracy OF the State ana mat
we can viewing his whole course of conduct as our
executive from the day of his Inauguration TO the present
truly and sincerely say Wei ddne thou good and fafh-
fiji serrunt.
Resol,eL That James Whcomb ia The first. second
and third choice the Democracy of Hendricks county
for the office of Governof
Resoired That recommend to the state convention
as suitable person to I've for the office OF Lieutenant
Governor, our energetic and thorough going j. Wright,
as man in every particular well qualified for that station
and of untrng zeal IN the cause Il Democracy
/ Pesolued That hail with pleasure and delight in
he Mess pce of President the resurrection of democratic
principles and the retarn Of prosperity coming oge,her
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SALE Ut SCEgOs LtND
III ,s,.i fn-lI.I, II. e ~. o..

"a OI' l. hereby that le t'7' land h're rcfirn NUM-
Sixen Is c"nest1i township nnafI 49, AT, ~
DC, MI
md ut Indiana 3 mics " fo" f~tn, Ire efh's
ri county viii offered fr tl The undersigned o
day February 3 d. II - heiri r s 81
k T. NJ. uclck T. NJ Saii ds III IL '"d q i-
the Presbyterian Church sseh ~ ttut
House o Peru sad c'unis VA seIsir his 81 -
few. aud
10 ie trustees ta saia township "
surNtArfa plat at wifh wA II
Of The aforesaid ae viii be made sJ'e
~ the following One imhoi the purchase ""
90 "a be pad cn annh
m The adance and the residue n "ehs i've
from SHE " advance
-, Miami, r,ur,y J. DEGREES. Auditor NJ 4.
nee & 4 d. lSl5. n. MEN DENHALl.. SChoad Com.
nnl'
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SAMUEL ! Enmncer Robert VI. Mcgee Administrators tho
.,fe If lV,am Me.ee deceased, William McAuley aud
,nr ms wife Mcgee Allen less and Sarah his /" ie
ri,l bfh Niece Georgian Eurks William - ufk<, Frances
e R,s Eizlieth Burks Mar, Butks and John J. BuIk
leirso l said estate.
Petition 10 sell Real Estate.
alove his Ellison
lr,.s Elizabeth Mcgee, William H. Burks Frances Jane
prrts in laih Mary buris who irms u
,h,- r are the November term ie4S o
Samuel j. Ensn"aer and
Rohe NJ Mcgee administrators Aforesaid b~ ia SAID COM iher
,eon show ng Insgciency Of the personal p"es L. ~ aud
order READ estate at which the - h'm Mcgee cea
half of the north tasi quarter al trtian
west anu Al ie sad ii '
and hf>t 81 ir
, To- hien Al the Court House Danvile ths second Mon
A. F.uarv in the wear 1876 when and where they attend
and oppose they think proper so To DO , o,-r, -
Attest, 'O'7'.N-' ~ ''' - -
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,rnc state of INSTRUMENTATION Count,

PR,R.rr CorRr OF County, DEcEaBER TERN, lei5
Adam and FRAZIER eAecaofs Il the lat "ll ana
deceased Baso FAX ana Abgs
81, his wife stephen Maia Sweet. .iis wife, Len
mn Glover Glover his wife taieh sleet and
Winton and Jane Ninon, his WIFE,
J,lu Faze and Margaret Frazer
' Petition FIR sas Of Reel Estate 81,
,v>ur ss Narsaret who resident al the state
Of India hereby notified that the Above named Adnm
~ sr Fazrr deceased filed their petition In the above
against her and the other &C.
, hoy, named that Will he heard on the hrH day
m the court 10 be held nj ihe 'ou hOcee IN al
d.nanols ON the third Monday in Ftbfuar. neat
i 10y su;s " ~ p. p. DUNCAN, OK.
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\ New Common school Efirsiouary.

Sequel TO WtJstefS E}emen.ary Spelling Book or
A Sjelrr and ID. faer;
of about l2otl of tie mos useful words
IN il intended usd
Sreiins Pack ard Dc,'ray. BY WiiI,An g. WtBsIE'
SON ot the 4 IL Noah WEBSTER. IL. II.
nehner present 10 The soho'as eco
Reading Books. The other words
ally diet omitted al, ile benefit
only tending iumler he mind
a a expense of time.
ally oontain about thirty iorsan; words
child that la .. ntfe
alphabetically auanei VIII be likely 10 aiisr
aud reir definitions, found IA the rr4
aud such used M ordinary t"xeEea
l,n csHed rlish
The of rnaiin
IN 80 arran ged sed bath Sp ling Bk aut
"A
OF iha'< that sHiis
needs generally universally ldaef ni's
Ia Book Lee USd 81 ei OF
both Spelling I;n,,N md i'irosan.
Sr,,nh ,nin tir-s eac hers who wish
NamIre hunk vnh ol
For sslr Is = FL. TURNER
q. r.-.n
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PROCLAMATION.
BY TIE GOvERNOR OF INpIAN


WHEREAS. notice given by SaMuEL BIGGER. M
Iovenor Of the STATE Of Indiana, the uns Commerce.
newspaper pntsd IN TIE city Of New York, for month
Of the Intention Of the State Of Indiana let sell hes
public works companies pu provisions #
act entitled an act 10 provide for the conunpnce CT tae
construction Of al any pat # public wolks If lhs
State oy private eompinies AID for shoshng the board 4
Internal improvements and the Offices of Fund nnissoner
and chief Engreer," Approved January ? Is42:
Ard whereas pursuant lc he poFons OF The act siore
said Nathan icl ZEAL James Elliott Stephen Ludlow Vim.
Little, Martin Toner ard William Maker q The county
Of Shelby IN said State. after the fist day # Api.
1872, and alter the publication Of said noce IN sand
paper, appointed
Commissioners, receive subscription Il stock FOR cen
true lon oil lateral branch HON shebyvisie the county
seat If Shelby county to Of intersection
mo Madison and uinap lis RAILROAD tie application Of
three fteeholieIs and CITIZENS Of this State:
And whereas there has been this DAY deposited and filed
office Secretary Of Iudiauap copy
Of staten made out by the AID Of Directors Of
Association hereinafter designated by their President and
>eceiay in Ijuncon with The Commissioners Aforesaid
and certified under their hands full and conplce stale
Of all their respective d do:ngs. ,e prem
les, which d-iy celed rnte cath by the Secretary
Of said board, from which duly appea> that sock the
amount of ten thousand dollars and upwards over and above
NE amount subscribed IN real estate has been subscribed
according to law the capital Of sail Asociicn and ht
the 18Th day Of December, A D. Si5 olecti hsi
in he town # Shryviile aforesaid aocoIcug law john
Hendiicts james Elliott, Tson WteCier David Montgo
cry Henry I. Gains Leo II Worari Reading Missy, fo
ton Goodrich Joserh Iareraan fn Yvearly Martin FINER
William f. Midke and Ralph Coal-coti chosen DiIec
tors Of said Association, AMI said Directors Therefore
notified Of their said election BY sad Commissioners, aud
ton should be known and called by the name CT The Shell
tyville Lateral BIafch RaIlIoad C0i-pany"
Their FORE JAMES WHTTCoN-, Govsino. Of the State Of
Indiana being fully satisfied, from all that has been done ard
acted the premises, that the provisions Of the act above
efuTed 10, have been substantially complied wh, and no
other Association, Company, Individual divdaas. hay
made application continue the uci:n Ct >ai
public woiZ. d. by vni-e Of tie authority Invested IL
BY sid make Known ali 10 whom these shall come,
Associaton Aforesaid which assumed The
Sheibyviie Lateral Branch Railroad COMPANY.
duly organized and entitled 10 al the iigi privileges fan
chies inruniiics e confer e. bs TIE az Tesaii
ia te.t.mony whcie.f, have heiount, sci ny
hand and caused lie affixed tie zeal 4 the
sac. al Indianapolis, this 21ih da, Of Deoem-
L ber in the Of L )Id Ia u~aad i.lt
hundred and foity-Gve, ihe tlsiii'eih year OF nc
State, and Of The Independence OF the Uni;es
States The sixty -ni N
JAMES WuITCOM2.
By ire Governor
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

hasta tueT- ~" 'o
r ~ - Hanna deceased and VIII proceed '" seh we
- er,i'e " 18th day 81 January ne A. nj hsf
20 insisting cattle, sheep h'g h'-t"a
ae ,tslne'00 ,nrs farming utensils SC Sc Inose ha'"s
sno "A will please present thenn properly sa"s
ca NJ assnt Tho supposed 10 be sn.srt
pscentsr 80, SD n--SNs H'
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s,,,c Of Observation-Disclosures County.

Hendricks Probate Count, a u
"A lsi5 declared the esaeo William Mcgee
10 he probably nsolvent The Creditors are tfee e." 70
, Allowance n he said foAie ,on
within ten the date hereof, " ies VII no' NC eS"
To payment nccrcp'r Al MCGEE ,o"s.
. - hOpT" ~ 6n-1wisS
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By TIE Governor
Jo4S IL TuoMrsos, S.crc,1r, IF SL-Le
ViGIAEsEE PAIR OR SE'GeTASEEs
Found desk ard may had ty presenting .eceIpt
for printing this notice. JAMES & f. A. HALL,
No lner
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Sequel to IisJsie5's Elesen.ary Spelling BooL, or
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-06

ia testimony whcsef, I have heicunt, set M
hand and caused TO tc affixed tie seal 4 the
sac. al Indianapolis, this 9Th da, OF Deo,m-
beI in the year Of our LDid one ia u~and si.it
hundred and foity-dve, tie tl.ii;eih year OF nc
State and Of The Independence OF the Uni,et
States, The sixty -nii N.
JAMES UUITCON2
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1p.,niaa.., in osueso.

An EQUAL Rights Land Reform Convention
was held In os~ego County on the goth nif- and
norninated-For Assembly. Henry W Rahfe OF
conssausia and Aired Phelps Of Parish; Clerk, 10
.eph Sv1ons. and three Coroners. They
R.sos.d Tia, we teiere u De the du-T ct the Gen
e-al and safe Governments OF this Macon n order Is
fs- a. possible 70 correct The souSes IIAL "a
out Of the u,orovoi+ of Land % reserve az re aosoo
PtIi snd 5fonznr 70 them 10 divided Lnio farms
70 % siveu 70 actual settlers n quantities sul7cent ol
their maintenance and that no szn' OF sac o. AM v
heresfey made 70 any individual in quantity larger nan
MS necessities for farming purposes snd iof me
OF his family require 49,. =:
RssorsS Ttz, Il order - srod me rnlserJ ano oi5
ress arising from the oppression and aFece Of caa
ISIS and bond holders Cpoc real estate We oee'e ia'
the Homestead ought % De exempt irorn sse OF ro9
gaze Judgment or decree and tnst az !s"s u .Hr
interfering II the right OF Homestead ought 70 De soo
ishad.
After two strong resolutions against High saia'
ries Tor OHice-holde-s and long Hours OF daily &
Dor Tor Working Men, they farther
Rssoirsd. Thsr We consider the Eithhoidinz OF me
Right Of Suffrage from large nuuaoeT OF oef e0o'eo
citizens 10 be al insul. common huH1anE ano
incompatible with the principles OF Fres Government
and tia; viii best endesvols 20 pace e eot
cred men upon political equality VIZ, eur =" hi'e oirl-
zeps and 70 restore 70 them .ae rights tns nave oeen 50
long withheld frorn taera-
Noby said Retormers Of oswego VIII those
who claim to stand Tor Equal Rights In other
Counties respond 10 and act upon this sentiment
Men Of the Third Senate District We appeal to
you for Ten Thousand majority for Equal and I III
versal Suffrage! Do not shame your professions
bv withholding II
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On Monday of last week. Deputy Sherit SedE-
wick accompanied by Mr. c. NJ Beecher and three otG'
ers set out for the town OF Taghkanic, with bench
issued hv the Court General Sessions then in
session for the arrest of Calvin Finke and Peter Fnklc,
against whom indictments had been found by the Grand
Jury They arrived at fnkles about o'clock on Tues
day morning and having called them up told their bu
sess and ordered them accompany them to ms city
They expressed their willingness to 90 but asked time
TO do their chores hamper their horses, sc By which
means they DELAYED long possible and when urged
10 go with the officer of them seized I'm horn and
commenced blowing it and in few minutes three OF
of the two Finkes Calvin and Peter, armed with pitch
forks clubs, &c.
They threatened loudly 10 beat The officer. and he
took one of them aside cndenvor 10 paciy him. when
one OF the others up behind him and struck Sedg
wick blow which felled him to the ground Beechcr
in attempting to succor Sedgwick, also knocked
down and otherwise injured. Sedg~ick got upon his
feet but was again knocked down, and this time tram
pied upon and severely beaten. He then suffered
70 get aud depart with Reecher and the others We
derive the facts upon which make this statement
from an affidavit TO by Sedgwick, Beecher and
the others which read the Court OF General SEES
sons Tuesday evening In support OF An application
f.r a special Grand Jury investigate the affair The
Court Judges Wilcoxson, Peck, Ford and Curuss re-
fused to grant the application.
We saw pacard posted up in several places in this
City day or since. containing the proceedings OF
an Anti-Re meeting. deBouncing the perpetrators OF
this lswlessness in the strongest manner with
resolution requesting the Hudson papers TO publish the
proceedings but copy has been furnished US and
being unable to obtain OF the placards we cannot
OF course this week comply with the request.
Hudson Republican. 18th
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THE WHO ALMANAC FOR 1s47.
CONTENTS:

CONI
Calculations for the Year If7Customary Notes. Cnfooo
logical Cycles, Movable Feass Equinoxes and Sosprs
Ecpses Tor Is47 kc-
Calendar FOR the several months Of 257Calcuisiiors 9
The different States OF the Union. Anecdotes on ess
Calendar page
Grain Imported Briian-Imports Of Cheese MO
Great Brain-CensGs OF the City OF Newborn
Government VI the United SlAes-ErecunYe JUDICIAL No
Senate do. House OF Repres-,ntadves;
Political History l3i-CongTessi Condinon Of me Co9S
try; Oregon Texas and Mexico Our Brave DefenGeri
The SubIrreasury The Tarif of 1875.
The OREGON resty with the Official Cores pondenee.
The War with HpSico-Beng condensed bot truthful &c
ation OF alt origin and Progress Of the War, witt
Sk.tct Of the routr from 4aianoros to Point Isabel
Po-,ry-Bingen By Hon. MH Norton
Ad VsIoren DuIies-Hr. Webser's Speech on The Tsrs
OK 1915
vsIn- Of Foreign Coin in the United States.
Ths New TaIlf Of o-CompIete-|ish the Duties Apet
beeaiy arranged aud table OF the Tsres allowed o.
The Custom House
The S0b-Tfess1ry I.aw--Cengkete.
The Vetoed River and Harfof Bl-wh list Of the pro
posed Appropriations.
Annual Expenditures OF the Federal Government size no
Inauguration Of Washinst.n IN g. 49,,
Disbursement If each Administration from 1873 10 lssa
Annual Appropriations for 1870.
summary Of Tie Census Of the United States Of Is-Pr
gress Of opulstion in The Unites States for - yeas
from l7@l 20 1870
Occuparo. Of the People, by the Census Of 1870
Mexco-Its Population, Domestic Facilities ESporis
Election Returns r,,
Census oftbe State ofNew-York WIS"
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Neu-York Gallery of the Fin. ARR,

This institution located in the Psrk deserving of
the public patronage particularly of those who lore the
Fine Arts and those who encourage Ike institutions tor
the benefit OF society and the reputation OF the City
There are many beautiful Paintings displayed upon its
walls among the different departments OF pictorial art
Landscape is better represented than the othe,s-ex
eept perhaps Forfeiture OF Historical pictures there
are not SO many could wish TO see. We are told
its affairs in aoursrg CONDITION. and that 20 soon
Is the heavy expenditures always attending the esab-
Eshing of new Institution provided for the funds
win Dc devoted to ncreasng the collection Due srten-
too viii then be given TO The Historical department
The .errns OF admssion-oHe dollar for Gya--are so
moderate place lis advantages within the reach of
all i 70 De- remembered .ha; there are no salaries
paid officers ernolurleuts of any kind or does any
one except the Keeper derive from any peeuniay
benefit whatever. The Gallery truly belongs to the
people
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Law Courts.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Before Judge Edmonds-Gqrre; H.
StryksT We Thcmos KeliActon in relation 10 property
belonging TO plaintiff sold for assessments The prlnc
pal points thar the affidavit OF the collector OF hav
ing called for the sworn before
Notary Public. and that the notcs OF sale had been ed
vertised week less than II should nave been The
Court inclinng 10 defendant directed verdict in his
favor but OF the Jurors declined agreeing TO such
when the Court ordered nonsuit and the law points
VIII come Up for revision
Samuel Dcasky VS. Thomas R9pe-scuon OF eject,nent
which tired once before recover possession of
Hopes Hotel, al Harlem which NJ. Doughty bought
ssle for assessments lease OF lou years Tor Si26.
The defence IN this also IS irregarry on the
OF the Corporation To be continued TINS forenoon Fog
plaintiff M Thompson for defendant Mr. r Mot
SUFEaioR CorRr.-Beiore Judge Vsnderpoel-Join
Riode5dcS Jesse Royes-The plaintiff was building
house on Lewsst sdjoing the premises OF deiendant
BE took down the partition fence and laid II on as lot
Defendant out and after inquiry as 70 where Il
was, said that plaintiff was thef-ne had stolen his
fence Aeaoa brought 10 recover damage for SANDER
verdct Tor plaintiff 80. For PIN Nj Winslow. For
ditt Aessrs. Cspbel Borghton and Ward
JACOB Ieife1>octT vs. Thomas D. NGgse-Ihe plaintiff.
WHO keeps German boarding house N Washington-st
brings acton against defendant whose tace 0; business
i a. the corner OF Liberty and West sts 70 recover
Newfoundland dog winch re claims TO De worth 800,
and 70 have bought when or months old, on board
one OF the Boston steamboats, The defence Z that ne
dcs belonged 70 Mr.. y and had been stolen from him by
some person After be had been gone some months
MI y heard where he was, went o plaintiffs place.
when the dog appeared glad 20 bin and readily fol
lowed him home The AntrA l. sad 70 be valuable
awatcS and errald dog Verdict this forenoon For
plaintiff NJ. Wordsworth For deierdAn; NJ. Gilbert
Couzr OF CoNMoS PLEAs.-Before Judge lngrahaI-i
-GA1-es = Briggs IS Bbs- -I7aes SAaf.-The plaintiff
claims % have owned ~ vrrue OF mortgage Wazh
lnstor P-1arng Press and linking MACHINE which
were levied upon hy the Shsr5 al execution IN Ia
For OF NJ Peiouze against M Douglas action Is
brought After the hearing OF testimony motion WIS
iaae oy Mr. Blunt counsel fo- defendant tor nonsut
which granted
Csnen OCoEapr Wa- J BzS.-Aetion against the
surety o. Charles Steam rent Tor No
- LioerfysI The defence that the seals had been
placed On TIE Jesse BY Mr. GCounor AFTER the execution
OF tse instrument and thz; nsury connected with L
Verdict Tor detsndsa,
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AN UFoRTUNATE FEMALE.

once saw lady with dear laughing eyes
With brow high and lOfty-she sad, and her .isas
Told the tale OF her that mouth and chin DIM
pied,
Why, why her face thus so frsckled and pmpled.
Why that neck formed so swanike, twas proud DC yu
mark
Yel'twas yellow and frecked. disfgured and dark
Those eyes that spake Of glanced such ove-os 'u''
flashes,
Were minus OF eyebrows or silky EXCLUSIVES,
The hair on he, head-'twss n me noble head
Was dry, short and dirty, rough, why and red.
Look you on that picture and on this.
One month now has passed and The lady's tine feature,
Are white, clear and healthy; she = the oye!ies o. efs>
lures,
And he pnples and freckle- aud skin That was taFs
Have all Gisappeared-for she used, do you marx,
4 cake OF thai miracle OF which We on spoke,
II Is called Jones's Italian Chemical Soap.
She has eyebrows and eyslashes now, too that I'VE
And were made by the Jones's Hair Restorative
She has hair, too, ay dark, flowing, so SILKY iresses
For W hrh she Il three shilling bOti!e now blessesi
So ali who d be Ike her, Old young, or In teens
Can have II by using the very same means.
Sold at The sign Ofthe American Eage. 90 ChsttamsL
or 32l Broadway. and l39 Fu0n-st. Brooklyn ol4zSo'
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OUR RELATIONS WITH MEXIco.-The following
is the closing paragraph of article in last evenings
Commercial Advertiser on the capture OF Monterey
After all however il is probable that Gen Taylor act
ed in accordance with the expressed wishes OF his Gov
eminent which may have desired to ascertain the effect
OF this discontinue on Santa Anna and his col
leagues The Government we presume expects or at
least hopes for overture OF some kind from Mexico
A. the idea that II will make overture we are era
bled set that rest We have letter from Mr.
step Will be taken by the President until ne has
from Mexico that il viii be received and eecually
responded 70 and that if negotiations are reopened Mr.
Sliden will have charge OF them on our part
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TIE FIRE At WALDoBoRo'.-A cores pordent
OF the Boston Post gives the following LIST the prci
pa, sufferers by The hre IN Waidoboro' account Of
which received by Telegraph and published in res
ierdsy's Tribune Mr. Geo Spruul loss $1,000 T. D.
Currisr s. 500 A Sides S20Qls ChsSies Samson, Loo
SchurtZ aud Cashier. $1,000; Dr. Il Bliss. S50o; Fred
Cashier, sl.59o Henry Kennedy, 1900; Geo. D.
Ssnouce. 500 Or. ". Ludwig. Ss.aOp; Thomas Gray
500 Joseph Clark 50 $40 NJ. Clark losz q large
quanrty of valuable seasoned lumber Our merchants
iort1aaiey saved the ost OF their goods-saeir losses
VIII tail short o. sea There Is no, store left from
my boarding boSse TO General Cashiers store.
brscing Square OF near quarter OF r,ile All the
lawyers and physicians Offices were bum, but fou.
stores are left 10 do business In
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BALTIMoREASs.-The Baltimore Sun has the FOL
lowing extract of letter, dated

MONTEREY. Y u. sept. Zith-
Our brave Col Watson hs. been killed and the com
and has devolved on our gaan, and spirited Captain
James Z Stewart who fought Ike niger at one time
he was attacked by 1--WE Mexicsns He lost his sword
bur knocked one fellow down with his i=i and seized
his musket with which be knocked down three more
the with the but and bayoneted them on the spot
Lieut. 3 F. Owens also fought with gal!antry. He led
80 Iaen without the loss OF up 10 the very mouth
OF the l2-pounders which he silenced and took
Our loss is about 8 men killed and from 10 to II
wounded and they being carried in every moment
Gen. Taylor has warmly complimented Capt Stewart
and Lieut. Owens.
Poor Watson was killed a, the head OF his regiment