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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06
CANDID iTES.

For Prosecuting Anorney Of tie 9TH Circuit,
EARL S. STONE EDWARD LANDER.
For Sheriff Of Mqrion County,
BANNER LAWHEAD.
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TAe Destiny OF ruls RrrUnLIc.-The Courier
rs Eta!s Jais. tie Fscn-h paper in New York says:
re anaereiioa n Hsico mag be regqrda as
nc ~, ist-l and gives evidence that the Popu-
lar mind is already looking to that ultimate issue.
iaai tie urnals have Designated the candidates for
Governors Of California and the State Of iamaulipass.
OF tie brilliant prospects and towering greatness of
the American destiny. the Courrter says that one
power alone IN the world IS strong enough to stop the
realization Of these grea; dcs,inics. giat nation IS
Epgfraf! Doubtless if she, like Rrennus. throws
her sword in tie scales. lis weight VIII prevail. Yet
sooner or later the I'm r.an destiny will come up
again and resume It's equilibrium and weight, winch
Is irresistible in the continent which Providence has
as gaed To America for Is sovereign empire.
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How THEIR NAMES AEE lRoSoUNcED.-T names
OF Generals Ars,a, Ampul.a, Melia and Canales,
CoIoaels Caresco and Carabejtl, are pronounced by
Span ards, as nearly possible, as follows -A-rees-
Ia. Am-goo-da, MA-ies-a, Ca-as-e., Ca-ras-co, Ca
ra-ra-hal-the vowel IN each instance. having the
sound Of That letter IN tie Eng lish word jar. The j
hec1.nes b. the b, V.
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DRoUGHT AND FAMINE NORTHERN BRAzrI.-A
letter received by gentleman IN Baltimore city, da-
ted Ancaty, Feb % gives heart-rcndng descrp
ton of the suerngs of the inhabitants of portions
Of Northern Brazil At Aracaty, IN consequence OF
the protractcd drought the trees whitening. and
the people were furnishing for want Of food The
writer SAYS Should the DROUGHT continue until May
June. we shall have few persons left here. They
have already begun to flock to pcrnambuco the capt
tai and if opportunity offers, all that remain viii
Immediately follow" The writer was al leo on The
OH of february, and he there families who, a
short time since enjoyed abundance, begging from
door u door. . They appeared be remarks, more
Ike skeletons than any thing else. Many dying
in the streets of want diily and the deaths were so
numerous that the amount of mortality could not be
cstimated' Articles Of first necessity had risen to
an cxorbtant price. In the districts Of nhamua,
Cra;o the province Of Parahyba and the neighborng
country, excepting the sca-coast, the distress was
great beyond dcscrp ion, and the inhabitants were
pcrsiling of hunger in all directions
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06

Mexrc,x Exroars.-'fhe exports from the Repub,
lie Of Mexico amount t. abou. S2O,0G,GJ) annual
ly Not less thln $l2OJa.eOt Of SILVER are coined
N tie various MINIS, of which there arc some six
e git in the Re public.
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ssop'rs AND sgEOEaS.

4 "a
al the D,yroS Is receiving
nom the manufacturers hs spring supply ct gods, ANA "a
continue To Iu-ilt a'c ss~n s"1h WORK is Fi ea"e
nm, Al an t,,,, -entrl "fin'i' Vis KINDS
~ sue present aui arrolcin2 SEASONS together
vuh man, Boots AID StcesO l "S OWL h"ihce "".h
way 4 Comietilon ANON t'se "'''"'' - MAJ" '' - ~ ~
Far thc Ladies.
slaw's coloreG kli and moro co S'i,"iS'
SHAW ) best ulaok Md aud nioi'eco 9iiiteis'
Slaw's beStb black Kid iieI.h LES;
Back Lasting Hail Galttfsi
tack BIsAin tsat,Ts;
Fancy cniored Hall Cutters
iohi sping hreled Making Bushlnsj
Mtrucco fstlch Ties
s,nn.- heesi IN ,rsrc, Ties fnd Slippers
sg L,ed and sea, Re, a, ai Ss, 81 to !, cents
Kos Ssc.4..cs.icu.
Dress t,nanne Boots, custom make;
bless laann Boots, Ncsi isst'" make;
Ore. Chtnnci Bo Is, own iiiNc,
4 ne Caf nuOleeS sashiis qitilts'
Fer Mis-
Back morocco Dress Sipwfsi
loined fancy Boots and basAiasi
aoncco sSir, st,t, q cai' licN so'ed busA'n.
all -, ,,l,, are le .yread 10 vp lips mcnued sfsis
s,0r Es.,Ys.
c.c ,nd L in i,sae, of l manufacture together
with complete 81 cinArens la - ai 'eS ' -
hch he pledges sell At fur grtiss t'e' sse /"
NB ladies' and Geu,emcn and Shoes o all knd. made
aud repaired at shon n.A ce and chap III :. N =
s.,.;.e.' and aIisscs' ssincs and slippers.
:, AIDES super h,ck isn-iehiSii shippers, yer, hae
Z a., sn.rr laae EsS.ch kid slippers, very nae;
i - do super " i.ugli-h kd Siin'fs, rAhd nue.
! do su,,cr English Nd sifesi
do super English and AmtIicaa AI Slippers
4 40 sia.r I,I,ir!phla Half CATERS black;
do suer p,ulsiegni. uf Galers coluIed;
) :, issrs, su,er black and cphaed Nil siipefs
a., suuer back iitrrs ind tsdi 1iters;
do super En- lSi Kid iiasans ana lies;
do super carp aud goat B"s~hs ana les -, -, 49,,
or e Of the Big Boot at The cry shoe r''se
+ J. IL O0LEsbY
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Ca..dsH;a:Cs.
Let every tow

The following list contains tie names of candidates
for the Legislature as far as have them. We
shall be obliged for further returns candidates
nominated.
SENATE.
Senators standing over. Democrats 10, Wings IA
Counties n w.
Clay, sullivan, and yigo, Jas H. Henry
Lap rte, Forier and L., j II Lemon. A. L. Osborne,
Floyd J. & WinStand!y j. s. Davis.
Ohio and Switzerland NJ II. Green.
Tippecanoe, G.. s. Orth.
Jay, Bia, kfcrd, and r., DR.. Nigan.
PEDR ESl-~I-rA rrIVES
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MELANCHOLY ArTAla.--A most distressing occur
renee happened in our city on Monday evening last
Two little boys by tie names of Daily and Bell quar-
relied and fought. During the scuiile Bell struck
Dalby on the neck with penknifc. The blade though
short and blunt suiced to Of the arteries in
that ion and the wounded boy expired on The spot
The matter was examined Immediately before the
Mayor, and the lad committed TO await trial at the
next term of the Circuit Court.
We know not Nhea our feelings were 50 panied as
they were in the examination. We scarce know
what rule of law morals to apply to the The
parents who now mourn tie loss Of not more
10 be ptied than those OF tie surviving combatant.-
Richmond .JGrsonirn.
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s5E annual The Madison and indianapolis
Raj rad Company Will held Madison the Fourth ed
nes'iay IN June, IS46.
April Ill N
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SUPREME COURT OF INDIANA.
Cases determined at the May Term, 1916.
REPORTED FOR SENTINEL A. NJ. cARNAHAN.



Smith Aaninfstrarir, v. Smith. Error the
C. e. Opinion by PERKINS, j.
suit against repevn bail is an original action, and
could instituted (under the law governing this cac
the liability Of the bail for the debt of the principal
becomes absolute This happens on the return OF no pro-
pety found " to execution against the principal
not sary that scire JlciaS by Administrative
against epeyn bail should show the Icvvoi o. the original
Judgment or the of the administrative Reversed
JArNER for the plaintiff; LANE and WILSON Ter the deien
dart
EfcCullough " Mccullough Appeal fom the Jefferson
{. &. Opinion by PERKINS, j.
The Revised Statues of lSi3 section SO, chapter 80,
authorize courts to grant divorces, requires that In all
cases. satisfactory proof aside from the declarations oil the
parties shall be produced. Reversed BRIGHT for plaintiff
EGGLEsToN for defendant.
lucIudhdn and others v. StcTmdn EfIof 10 lie Attn
c. C. Opinion by Dewey
plea protesting the whole action, but answer
ing but one Of the several counts, Is bad.
declaration in debt promssory note, aegins IN
describing the contract that the defendant Protsed Sc Is
good, and may be joined with other counts IN debt.
plea of GsSumpst action of debt is nuiy,
and trial under that plea is Reversed COLE
and WALPoLE for plaintiff; CooMBs and KERsTED
for defendant
Decatur {. {. Opinion by DEWEY, J.
The Circuit Court Ing appeal from order of the
Board County Commissioners directing the change of
road acts as Court Of original jurisdiction, and
and must have before The original papers
Reversed. BRADLEY ior the applicant.
Haas " Flint. Error 10 the Jefferson &C Opinion by
BLAcKFoRD, J.
Its not usury to take interest in advance.
The taking Of Interest for greater length OF time than
the had is u>ury RcceTSed MARSHALL ioi
plaintiff; BRIGHT fol defendant.
The STATE for The use Of the Inhabitants Of Congressional
Tocaship No 2I sc Wright and others. Error 10 The
Grant {. {. Opinion by BIZ acKFoRD, J.
suit upon bond oi School Commissioner, alter ta'
exp alton of his office and the lection oi his sue
lessor houd be brought in the Of the STATE on lh
and not IN the name OF the State
for the use of the of the Congressional Town
ship in which such Commissioner acts. Affirmed PRAT
for the plaintiff; BaowSLEE SMITH for defendant
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es1XUy r,NWEE.Fg.

a =
& EItNAiENT root an Pow s'er. Tor sale
SNETH HANNA 4 CO.'S.
%esDsS~ Sgssss.. SHOES!
EMS fine Brsans T-Esesi
RE do 20 4
do fine gat Nul'i $ Srwel,
d. CATS "a and r-ed
Il, DOr~ay GaierS. nne
plain cloth Callers.
do ciuih Callers. wah rorocco toes;
do me "a Il Si.pl"
For sale cieap. lie 81 the Bg Il Of
III. OGLESDY.
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sAgp.rs.Es.Y. sAD0E.Eskx:

!
mems talhack. Horned. and Plain Saddles
saddles. Bibles -. nga'es, laiefS capped PADDED
Trolling Hip
strap, nj Lead Lines, single and Double harness. &c &c
the Dat Hat and shoe Store H ca>h
81 prOiuce 2ai J. ouahr.
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Leach " S,can administrator Of FIFE. Appeal frOm the
Union {. c. Opinion by PERKINS,, }.
When note is several as well as joint, an a'tachment
will lie against property Of the makers, who is
resident although the other resides within the State
, The pioof the hearing of the in attachment
should show that percn whose assistance the
petty is appraised is houe-holder Of the county. Rerefed
REID for plaintiff, PERRY for defendant
The state v Br0Ua. Euor 10 the Boone l. l. opinloh
by PERKINS, ).
In an Indictment against supervisor for falling to keep
repair highway not necessary to aver that the road
kept good repair the available labor &c
would enable him 10 keep II.
The Of means is matter of defence. Reversed
HAMMOND for plaintiff; II. and H. BROWN Tor defendant
Aajor adnr the State rel u GapPan Error TO The
TIP, ecanoe c. c. opinion ty DEWEY,
III an action Of debt cOnStabe Official bond, against
c5nstebes administrator the assignment CT the oie"ch
OF Tie condition declaration that tie constable dli
not make legal and return " Of an execution placed
in his hand. insufficient Reversed MACE and CRANE lo
the plaintiff; CHASE for defendant.
State Blnk y BJweas aad others. Error to the Niso t.
c. Opinion ~ DEWEY, J.
Of exchange. dIa vn by person residing IN THIS
Sute on him elf pay bic in Orleans and directed to
him, elf place, re protested for non-payment the
liable per cent. damages Kinney, W HIGHT
AID GooKINs ier plaintiffs HOWARD Tor defendant.
Forbes V. Myers. Appeal from the Union CO Opinion
BY BLACKBOARD, J.
If defendant in an action Of SANDER after making the
charges alleged the declaration repeated them he Is liable
separate action for each repeon but such repetition
proven the aggavate the damages he
speaking Of the the deca alton subse-
qeny tic bringing of the action may be proved to show
alice in fact but not IN the aggrayaton OF damages. Re
PENDANT.
Uayneck and another V. Connolly. Appeal from the
Putnam {. c. Opinion ty 81 AcKFoRD, j.
bill filed chancery by against ID and - Tor an
Injunction relief The bill states that ID had OBJ
tanned separate judgments against and h, on their JOINT anc
several )romsSory notes. execution issued ON ut
in scnt against had been levied on certain real estate
that whilst execution the hands OF the Sheril
and f. entered themselves repeyn BAH III the case, OH h'
order of the Ccuj Court; that IS n>olvont ad ha
\ property sufficient to satisfy the judgments aglihs
him that ha, issued execution on tie order oil ban ehe
,,so, m said and Il
ceitan and H. Prayer 10 enJoln proceedings
on the eXecu against and l., until the property OF
be sold TO satisfy the judgment az
him. bail be aside &C. which was odee-
BIZ the Circuit Court
held That there good reason Tor the ming 'h
bill ID had election collect his money by an eXecu
ton on the order Of bail If yad by an execution on ne
Judgment against There ground for saying that th
Iepeylu BAH of b could be mlde liable except on TN
default IF A. he bail lot suleucs OF \. nor wa
there any connection between III RereTed McI AUGIIE
= IowGLL for plaintiff; BRYANT HANNA ior defendant
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Cincinnati Prices Current.
Corrected from The Chronicle u Nay co.
ty.,~ civ mi 4 rd y9ts.,5 on nsccs o6sa066
...nal and wagons Kanawha bush oissUl9
Gran heat, bush os~O5. seeds, laN bush ldsalo5
Corn s.-a-2g Timothy, 2-Ja3-5o
yE4v 70. - ton ..,ta-.Cc Whisky, g3il oI-slsf
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Some vanlsl the, who sed the mansion Of the
yc4cratcl Washington, at Mount Vernon last week.
was guilty of IA shameful muiilaiion oi an cXquisely
scu'plurcd marble mautcp.ccc which Lad been pre-
sen.od b. Lafayette 70 Washington. The sculptured
paael upon which tie mu'ation made represents
an agricultural scene. win small cottage IN the
'front.' well, girl pouring water into Il tab, around
which ca3bages, rad.shcs &C, 10 be washed and
n little boy standing near tic maid, who repre-
scented holding up rad - his mouth. The
Whole arm Of the boy with lis beautiful hand and
radsh was broken oil above The shoulder and carried
away.
It's hoped that the circulation # his paragraph
r lead to tie detection Of t4e thief and the
ton Of the stylcn marble to It's original place
IAr. SroRu.-0n Sunday night last in this sec
ton Of Csc country was visited By severe storm Of
ram, hail and wind The storm appeared to have
spent lis principal fary ahou; mil and half north
east Of this place. The farms OF Diss. Poston,
Messrs. Jones, Elssoa, Esteft. Williams AID others
have suffered much damage. Mr.. Jones had a large
eld Of wheat entirely destroyed about 100 lights o
gass broken ont OF hs windows colt killed ant
much timber blown down. lie estimates his loss
at over 500. Nj Ella ,ons loss IS also idsra
bic Wayne c.. Re o,d-
Hail also fell in Johnson couny Oh the sans
night.
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y X \. 4 I. ]. \, ia,Ss.[ DAILY, ...r,s
Hardware |! Hardware !! Hard ware |!

~. WT1EE rem. hVcnuc, near Itn street.
TTAS Just opened an entire new and well select
ed assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery and
Fancy Goods, which he offers for sale at whole
sale or retail, on as accommodating terms as they
can be had in the district. ia -3paf "a aoieui n
His stock consists in part Of the following art-
cles: Roger's,& Sons and others Table Cutlery
in complete sets, Ivory, Buffalo, Buck, Bone, and
Cocoa Dining, and Desert Knives and Forks, Ger
man Silver, and britannia, Tea and Table Spoons
Penknives, Razors, Scissors, Nut, Picks, and
Crackers, Cooks, Butchers Shoe and Carving
Knives Shutters and Trays, Plated, Steel and
Brass Androns, {Shovels and Tongs, Shovel and
Tong Stands, and Tenders, Tea Trays and Wa-
ters, in sets and separately, Bellmetal and Porce-
Ian Preserving Kettles Iron, Tin, Tea Kettles and
Sauce Pans Long and Short Handle Frying Pans,
and Stove Pans, Ovens and Lids, Pots, Skillets,
Griddles and extra Lids, Iron Furnaces, Potatoe
Steamers, Mortars and Pesties, Warle Irons, Sad
Irons, Skimmers, Ladies' and Forks, Coffee Mills,
Sifters, Bread Toasters, &c., Shovels Spades,
Forks, Hay and Straw Knives, Axes, Hatchets,
Hammers Saws and Planes, Cut, wrought and
Horse Shoe Nails, Cut Tacks pat. Brads and Spara-
bles, Rim, Cottage, Mortise and Stock Locks,
Closet, Cupboard, Till, Chest, Trunk and Pad
Locks, Mortse' Stop, Knob and Thumb Latches,
and Bolts, Table, Butt, Parliament, III. l.. & Strap
Hinges, Palmers pat, Blind Hinges, to faster
back and to Farnham's pat. Window Blind .fas-
teners, Common and Axle Sash Pulleys and sash
Coru, New England Co wood Screws all sizes.
Sofa Springs, Bed Screws, Castors and Furniture
Knobs, Curtain Bands aud Pins, Iron and Brass
Han and Coat Hooks, Single and Double Barrel
Guns and Apparatus, Brushes, Combs, Buttons,
Needles and Pins, Shoe Thread, Cotton, Worsted,
Diaper, Boot and Straining Web, Curry Combs,
Horse Cards, Wool Cards, Ok, Trace Halters,
Backband and Dog Chains, Brass, Copper and Iron
Wire, Round, Flat and Square Iron, Hoop and
Band Iron, Nail Rods, Burdens pat. Horse Shoes,
Carriage Springs Wagon Boxes American and
English Blister, Cast and Sheer Steel, &C., &c,
All Of which, he will sell as low as can be had
at any regular HardwaresHouse in the city
.L Washington, Nov. a. 1916. - - 80 ,E-9lL.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

The Eastern Mail for Baltimore, ,Phladel
phia, New York and Boston, closes at AZ anc
/ 9 r. M. daily, except on Saturday nights.
No mails sen, East of Baltimore on Sunday
morning. ..U. a,4 .ses, gtJ,a.st io.. a,s /,
The mails from the above clues arrive daily
al 9 A. nj. and P. VI. except Sunday nighl
I. The WeStern Mail closes at 9. ?, NJ. ane
arrives al 8 P. M. daily. .s.l.,8 ...,.E.. t1,
The Soulhera Mail closes at s A. M. ano
arrives al 5 2. M. daily. t..-gI
Office. open Irom7 a. M. to 9 2. M daily
except Sunday, on which day \ Is open from
u A. M. 10 10 A. NJ. and from II M TO .
p. NJ. and from 7 TO 9P. M. ~
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LUMBER AND WOOD

HAVE on hand, and shall be daily receiving, a
L supply of all kinds, of Lumber and Wood,
which, as shall sell for Cash only, am deter
mined to sell at low prices An persons, therefore.
in want, are respectfully invited to give me a CALI
s,.ts4..g ,rgsss5 GEORGE COLLARD,
9th street and Missouri Avenue
N. b. Having determined to do business for
cash only, 1T becomes necessary TO close all out
standing accounts immediately. l. therefore re-
spectfully call on all those indebted to me to call
and settle up, either by paying the money or giving
their notes. inoaltW h3f0lQgia 3 yf &C.
june 20-tfss hlnr.n Aalan. .-. - --- VII
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CNOMBS, BRUSHES, AND PERFUMERY.- -
" We have just returned from the North with an
extensive assortment Of the above-named articles,
and are now ready to supply our customers with
the best and freshest Perfumery, consisting of 70
matums, Ok Marrow, and Oils for identifying and
promoting the growth of the hair; Cold Cream,
Lip Salve, Bay Rum Farina Cologne, Lubin's Ex-
tracts for the handkerchief with great variety Of
English and French Hair Brushes. 1al civ {'n
II Also, Shell, Buffalo, and Horn dressing tuck and
side Combs; Nail and Tooth Brushes; a very fine
article of Purses, all Of which we are determined
to sell cheaper than the cheapest. ,.,,3t.,, \ .sf
S. PARKER'S Perfumery and ,.t5 KS
Fancy Store, bet. 9th and 10th streets,
,fsst 4e Pennsylvania avenue. lst E nov 4-tr
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n EORGE w. CLARKE, BUILDER, and
lTGE.hER.aL FTLR.ArSHLN0I ILA-DERZlKER

n EORGE w. CLARKE, BUILDER, and
T TGE.NER.4 FURNISHING U.N-DERT.QKER
corner of Virginia apenue and 9Th street, nea, the
Nary Yard Gate--or at his residence, on the west
side of lth street, near the eastern Branch bridge
Thankful for the liberal patronage with which
he has already been favorcdh he respectfully solicits
a continuance of the same.
Always on hand, ready for use, Pine, Cherry,
Walnut, Poplar, and Mahogany, which he manu-
features into Co6ns at the shortest notice, and on
the most reasonable terms ssg sgw sinsn 81
Hearse and carriages furnished at the shortest
notice All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to at all hours left at the above place.
N. B.-Carpenters work in all its branches done
on the most reasonable terms, and at the shortest
notice. t,,,,.. t...sr4I5 nalxl.4 81
Old Furniture repaired and vanished, and made
look equal to new. dec lS-6m
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EXTRACT FROM
Concluded.

tt,t fCOHcludeU. u II
Why should the Roman Priesthood re-
fuse burial in consecrated ground to a
member of any secret Order, when the con
fessional is so famous for the reason. of the
objection? Such criticisms are farcical.-
Secrecy peryades the Universe, it wells the
person Of, the Creator,it il is indelbly written
upon the wonderful mechanism of his crea-
lures. WHO but God can understand the
hidden emotions of the human heart, And
who, possessing that heart, will reveal all
its secrets' Neither angel, nor man, nor
devil, can unlock its mystic chambers and
expose its cherished contents. Would you
restrain the pious feeling that would steal
from the social Babel, to wrap itself in its
sacred musings : Would you put out the
fire of the spirit that exbales the incense of
the contrite heart, as it rises silently and
secretly from an antipathy to earth to
kindred sympathy Of Heaven' Would you
invade the sanctity Of Il, private circle and
rudely parade before censorious public,
the wounded pride, disappointed hopes,
affection, and all the charities of
welded love- Then place guard round
every dwelling-a sentinel in every cham
ber--establish a system of universal es-
pionage = declare an open war with Nature
--and tear from the Throne the sublime
veil that envelopes Natures God. I. .s,'
II is astonishing how prone we are to
overlook in ourselves, what we condemn'in
others. The merchant, while censuring
the Order, seems to forget his use Of pri-
vate marks and secret signs; the Cardinal
his conclave; the Judge his secret inter-
change Of opinion in Banc. Washington's
army had lis outside sentinels, passwords,
signs, and countersigns; its formalites of
initiating and drilling its members, its exac-
tions concerningeage and constitutional dis
abilities; its private rules and regulations. -
Its sick were provided for, its disabled were
pensioned. The pledge which called il in
to existence will long be remembered. II
struck for Liberty, and under God and Wash
ington, secured it, oi o9sas1 Z sN''s ,anii'.
Our little disciplined cold water army is
not uulikeitj our secrecy is to guard agains
imposition in the bestowment Of benefits
our aim is freedom from worse than Colo
hial vassalageH-mayGod in his infinite mer
cy grant us like success. " u 3'h sg9i9.a Z
4 u is farther alleged that,the tendency o
secrecy is injurious. To this we reply, tha
experience IS to be the test So far, tn,
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! JITS,r RECEIVED.

AToW landing cargo Of White Pine Lupber,
consisting of "A, Ga and 81 Select and com
nnon eulngs, Hemlock Rails Cherry, Ash Poplar,
and Maple, together with general assortment o'
building materials which will be suld low tor CASH
or short notes. hfha III ..'l ~.
FOR RENT.--Two nearly new story brick
houses on iith street, between Z and II streets
ENDURE at the Lumber Y ard, l2th street and ga
nal. WARD ~ bbNMaN'
iune Lift