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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

GA letter dated at the city of Mexico, and pub
lished in the " Union," says
Many of the Mcxicans are not sorry at the
defeat of their army, but rather inclined to believe
that the of their country has been served by it,
and would like to see the whole of their army des-
troyed as it is of no use to the country, and only
serves the of Military aspirants and to keep
them in eternal revolutions"
"The people are not entirely ignorant of what is
going for the destruction of the elective franchise,
and fer the establishment of monarchy, to be
brought about by European management and nterven-
tion,"
"The United States will never occupy her just pc
sition in this country until the federal system is
restored. The greatest obstacle to this is the army,
supported by the church; but if the army was des-
troyed the political influence and power of the church
would be crcumscribed by the power of the people,
and the influence they have over the lower clergy"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

Prince Esterhazy Hungarian lord, is the richest
man in the world. His estates contain 100 villages,
40 towns and "a castles. One Of his four country
seats contains 800 rooms The number of his sheep
must be enormous, he has $500 shepherds. 1t will
be seen what power he exert when in addition to
his wealth, it is recoected that he is fuedal lord
and holds the power of life and death over his vassals
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

0rTGencral Scott, says the correspondence of the
Evening Post. dated Washington, June g. 1885, is an
object of general sympathy and commiseration since
the reading of his correspondence with the war de-
parimen and his military subordinates in the Senate
this afternoon 1t must be promised that the conduct
Of General Scott drawn into the discussion in re-
gard TO the dongs Of General Gaines by his frieads
for the purpose of casting censure upon the admin
stration.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

The following proclamation was recently issued in
eastern city.
"MAYoR's OFFICE, JUNE 4th, 1s46.-Notce is
hereby given TO all persons owning dogs, that on
Monday morning the 18th inst persons duly author
lied to kill dogs running at large after that date not
properly muzzled, will be destroyed. By order.
JACOB RAMSEY, First Marshall"
What happy circumstance for the dogs running
at large, that persons duly authorized to kill them
to be destroyed What wagging of tails there
would be when the dogs read the notice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
THE MARKETS.

OINUINNAII, June Is.
FLoUn.-Sales form Canal this morning of 230 bbls'
50 IT. and 100 DO 50 so, 81 do at 50 TO- There is
demand for shipment, but the demand from the retail
trade is equal To the. receipts.
PRovIsoxs-Sales yesterday of 1000 lbs Bacon Sides
43c 5000 do Hams &c; 5000 do. Shoulders
at 25c-all net
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

WATERS OF JoRDAN.-At christening which
Gently took place at Trinity Church. N. " the parents
took the trouble to ge water from the river Jordan.
The Journal of Commerce remarks that they probably
did reflect the exposure of their child to the
leprosy of Naaman the Syrian, which washed off
in those very waters.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

ACCOUNTED FoR.-The Mexican papers assert that
1.-THE Mexican Generals shed tears when they found
the river high that they could not cross il to wreak
their valiant patriotism on the cowardy invader under
his own entertainments" This accounts for the rise
in the Rio Grande, by which so many Mexicans lost
their lives, when running from the Rosaca dc la
Palma.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

VERY FAIR.-The Albany Atlas closes a review of
Gen. SCOTS letters, with the following
ave expect soon to see in the Wing papers the
advertisement, :" Wanted, for Presidential candi-
tate great man, warranted not to write letters"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

A new pattern ball for rifles has been invented in
England. 1t weighs upwards of ounce and three
quarters and is formed in the shape, nearly So of
sugar loaf, with protection for the grooves Of the
rifle
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

We have observed that no wing paper in this coun-
try is more frequently quoted against his party
than that one 1.-THE Wheeling Times. l-Patsburgh
Gazette.
But, thank God, we never quoted against our
county, Wheeling Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

MAGNETIC TELEeRArH.-The proceedings Of Con-
gress for the day, now regularly received by the
New York Editors at about 6 o'clock, P. NJ.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

The Glasgow (Mo) News says that the rumOr of
an attack on the California expedition by the Nor
mons, is wholly unfounded.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

BANKS SMAsHED.-The Canal Bank and the Elk
change Bank, at Lockport, N. Y, have gone to the
d. II is said that the Exchange Bank will ulti-
mately bring nearly par. The Canal Bank will pro-
baby pay 80 cents on the dollar.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
$35, 294!
100 Prizes 0f &r.000l
AGER'S OFFICE,
WHEELING, JUNE 20. lc4e.
@. GREGORY Z Co., Mmagsrs
GRAND PRIZES FOA0oULY, 1916.
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000. and Of $4,000.

ALEXANDRIA LOrTERY-Class g. draws Alexandria July
7e drawn bs $4,000 Independence Day who win
s5OOO; 5000 3OO0 30 Of OO0 60 Of So
$40; certificate OF 26 whole tickets III cost $780,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-Extra, Class l56, draws Al Baltimore
July 1896 70 NUMBERS Ia drawn laots so 0O0 l0o0 l0O0
5000 10 Of Tickets S. certificates OF 20 whoes VIII co go
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-Ciss ~, drawsa Alexandria July
1896 IS NUMBERS IS drawn $4,000; 10000 l0OOo; on
10000; 10000; $500 $780, 25 OF 0OO So OF SOO wv Of ~
Tickets $40; certificates Of 25 whoIes win cost $50.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-Exia, Class l66 Draws al balu
numbers, Ia drawn. S2O0Oi lOOO; 3U1
1000 20 Of 600 Tickets oerheee Of p ~hes VIII cost So
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY-Class %. draws nj Alexandra July
Is 1886 IS numbers ballots $50 goo; l0O0O OO eaeh
Of Sl0 certificate OF . woes W cost Slo
ALEXANDRIA L0TTERY-ExtTa, Class ia draws al bani
me July % 10 numbers Is drawn ballots S5OO iOoOo; soo
1901 Of oOO Tickets s. certificate oil 70 "hoe ucAes
will Sos
ALEXANDRIA LoTTERY-Chss %, draws at Aexandns ygg
o. 7s numbers ballots SIS 294; lO,0O; oVO; SvO
900 900: aIOO each OF 1000; each Of 500 2O &C. &C
ckeis $40 &c rcaie tickets will cost Sl4o
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-Exta, Class eO, draws al bahnot
nv "a numbers IS drawn $4,000; 10000 5000 81
2o COO Tickets S.; certificate of 20 whoes VIII cost so
asince our last have had the pleasure Of dog OF
one Of aad OF SOD Address your ~ue 70
o"'e =" S-'0'' ROBT. ARMSTRONG & CO,
(luIu y4gents for j. O.. Gregory 4 Co., -AanaSeTs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
EXECHTOR-S Sale,

NOTICE hereby given undersigned proceed expose
~ public 18th day Of September the
Marion Indiana
consisting part Of horses hogs Sheep bees cattle, farming utensils
and variety Of tuning Of all kinds
with little wheel timber well seasoned Sale
OF September al 10 O'Clock, A NJ credit
An dollars purchaser
his with approved freehold security, without relief
frsn properly n stay laws.
June 90 1886. E. N SINNER, Executor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

NJ
~ tamenay will and Of John WaleR,
county persons indebted said notified
claims
notified present the legally authenticated for settlement
year this date The estate Supposed 10 be solvent
June %. 1886 E. N. SINNER, Executor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

THNE subscriber DESTROYS OF reducing his stock Summer Goods,
offers sell Very Reduced Prices until the fifteenth day Of
assured that Bargains viii BE-
and mistake. Please No Palmer
6-3w A. G. WILLARD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
JOURNEYMEN TAILORS.
EXECUTOIR,S NOTICE.

NM ANTED Immediately, JOurneyman Taho steady
SV employment and good win be None need oppy
who not the best OF wOrkmen. S-3w &c. REED.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28
A SHORT PATENT SERMON.
By DOW, JR.
You may find my text somewhere in
Al oua ,uorIp.
By DOW, JR.

Dl DON Jh
You may find my text somewhere il
these words:
Slayer or slain, it matters not.
We struggle perish-are forgot
The earth grows great above the gone
And lhe calm heaven looks slerny on
Ny hearers don't see what we hav,
to hr4g CT feel pound Of We are moth
ug but detached masses Of commOIcIsy,
possessing powers OF IocomoNion, and
mbued with thought aud frchng,-1va
,Drnes of humaniDy-roIlpg dowf
les hill; with increasing velocity, into
he dark vale of death: Coming gener
'lloos--approschjng in mighty throngs
with low, lncesSauD thunder and a per
.ecl rush, hkr hJcks Of sheep or herds
oi buHsIops--4re crowdlng aud lumlng
- y scores over the fearful preCipice.
Down we 90, boys with all our great.
ness sod boaSled honors! and the peas
,ut PIoughmsn, as he guides his share
- siler tim" among our ashes, will no.
pause 10 consider whether the Shear
ha, werr king will grow any better
lpotaoes than The mortal refuse Of poor
peOnyleSs fool.
Then my ftleOds, Of wha, have we L
Itel so almighty proud? Ofs fine, ,nobIt
'ppesrance1-ss well might Q horse OF
IA pckss'. Or elegan, appareI?-so ma,
a leopard or peacock. OF riches?-
they are ours hut for day; old Oesar
hath them forever, and yet behave jus
ae he would without them. or reason
intellect, and underssnding1--lhey arr
the gifts Of God, and we oUgh, to fee
ashamed Of ourselves that we make NJ
better use Of them. Or superiority o
yer all other beasts? Get QUIZ the ior
licked The unicorn in fair fghl snc
then went abou. biz busjHea, q,
though nothlOg Of The kind had hsppen.
ed. Had one Of us accomplished such
,avctory we should have thrust our hand.
into our breeches pockets-lhrown back
he head-put forward The breast end bel
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28
MIS0-sTlIlANE
SOMEBODY IN MY BED
BY II. j. J2NEs.

Some famous writer, whose name has
slipped my memory, once asserted that ht
never opened book or newspaper bu
what he learned something. AS an offse, Ic
this, | can safely assert that never listen,
ed 10 the 'bar-rOom yarns Of any compa.
ny, however uninlclecua an appearance j.
wore, without gaining 1 new idea, and ocs
casOnslIy one worth circulation.
A week or two ago, during my psrigrina,
tions through Northern Pennsylvania,
spreading knowledge among the denizens
thereof, u sell booksD | Just dropt in al
a comfortable inn, where concluded 10 re-
main for day or two. After good sub.
s'on'ia' supper, lit York County Prin.
clpe,' (he ike which sell in these region,
at Ihe rate Of four for penny and seated
myself around the bar"room stove. There
was The brawny butcher, the elTeminate
tailor. a Yankee fiddler, Two horse dealers,
specuIaor bIackIeg, the village EscuI,
apujs,and the Captain who IN consequence
OF beirg able TO live on his means, was a
person OF no small Importance, and there
fore allowed 10 slI before the fre-ssove with
poker to sur the Gre-a mark Of respec
granted only to persons Of standing.
Yarn after yarn had been spun and the
hour for retiring had arrived--the landlord
was dosing bShind his bsr,-lhe spirit Of
the conversation was beginning TO flag, ,when
the doctor whispered to me that IL wouIc
pay attention, he would top off, with a
good one.
i believe, Captain said the Doctor, that
mover told you about ny adventure with o.
woman at my boarding house, when was
attending the lecturos!'
NO, lets have H. replied the individual
addressed, who was a short, A1ppy. farI
man Of about titty, with highly nervous.
temperament, and very red face.
A, ,hs ,,me I .,,e,d.d tho ,oo,rros =
h,,,dsl ., . h,nse il ,b;oh ,na,o ,,.,s ~
lematrs, but the Ianda&y and an old coIored
l
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1s C,,,,,r bv v,v of,oon;,;,,o ,;o, - n
m s,,ttvcuv
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and d,spq ,be rvxr,,o on,c, 7 n. .,i
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,weU,s,,5 tho C.,,,,,
.Bo, asI feared ,bs, rorn,Dr .oon,;o
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28

" given q stride that would hav
reached half way 10 Oregon-slraddle'
llpyramids--pufed out The cheeks, snc
et off steam, ,gass, and wind enough 70
forty STEAMBOATS,, as many balloons, AM
an extensive windmill The matter is
we have really nothing 10 be proud OF
but truth, honesty, and JuslIce,and lhes,
articles are so very scarce that not on,
IN thousand can adjust his craVsr, jert
his Goa, collier, and pail down his yes
with noble consciousness Of havin,
IN his possession.
My friends-1 says The text ~
struggle. We struggle with circum' .sn
ces-sHuggIe TO get married; d.ther
too frequen'ly!] like a couple af wresl
ers help TO gel zach other Gown--strug
gle with The devil through life-and. a
last. have a desperate struggle witt
Death. Foolish beiug'! We TAX
Time by the coat tail, pull back viii
the nigh, of maggo' and imagine W
can hold hrm in his impeluous career
We STRIP Pleasure TO the skin-lske heI
cloak, iiock, bonnet, buslIe and all--rol
her Of every chum-'ni then say
there ls no such thing as pleasure in III {
world! We extinguished the torch
'ha, hope holds in her hani, and
follow lightning bugs into a md pud-
die! BY superla'iys folly, you fright
en- Happiness from your fire sides, and
then say that she has lief, your bed and
board without cause or provocston!'
Thus man makes hills to tire himself
with in cimbing-produces darkness
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28

The Legislature of Tennessee has repeal
ed the law of 1887, which prohibited The
retail traffic in liquor and suppIsnted it b,
A n act which authorizes any person 10 re
tail who will pay a specified lax.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28

word for II and giving her the small
com fort Of words of sympaly and kind
ness, sent her away 10 devise ways srC
means 10 prove The innocense oil her i'm
prisoned brother:
She returned 10 New York, and find
ling place, again resumed her domes
'c service, and inde(aligably labored
as time and opportunity allowed wha
was now he great end of her life. An,
what will moi perseverance and love ac
chieve1 Hopeless as the attempt nigh
appear she found the men who compos
I'd The jury tina, convicted ner brother
md Obtained the names Of every one o
hem to petition setting forth mi,igs
lung circumstances in his case, and ask
Ing lbe lnterposlon ofexecrtlve elem
ancy in his behalf With this petition
he devoted sister hurried TO Albany
md full Of hope, she presented il 10 the
Governor. he was moved by the in.
ensily Of her purpose, and the arden
strength of her affection. Bl, he suIl
lhesi,ated.
'Why,' said she you must pardon
nv brolher. shall never leave YOU
unlil you do, shall stay just here and
pray forever, and if you wish me to
90 away you must pardon him, and
will bless you, and God will bless you
The lonse st dsv Won live. Her uraver,
and tears 80 far prevailed as 10 ex,ort :,
promise tia, he would make imms di,,e
inquiries into the case, and # thew were
satisfactory he would transmit the mar.
don bv CERTAIN dsy which he named
,hrough the mail. 10 the ,rison. Al Sin.
SING.
Ooce mors the noble hoar,ed oirl 70
terrs n work. and wal, for the Slov
vcok IN wear awav. Bu thew A.v
r,.,o, when enc ,boroh, ,ha, the tim,
If her brother's liberty drew near, Tbi.
y,e,o hs the reward # her to;I and emf.
a,;o,
On Inc very dav which the Governo,
h,d named. ,he conraut sister make.
nor ,nn.ararce At me door of Inc nriso,
# Sino Sing and ioCorms the keene,
ba shs had came far her bro,ber wh
,o rba, dav WAS T., he nardoned nv III, |
Governor, She was told that no mar
ian had hesn received. Her be,,
sank within her, Was she after all T.
va dis.n,ointedp .Bm III. Goveroo,
.,iI no ,yould send il by the maj, m,
vould he here to dsv. He will kee,
his ,,omi.e krow he will The keen
w,s s,,uck with her an,ear.ncs IN,
de4,,v Interested in her manner Fl,
,oId hs, ,o cooe in and he wand send !,
tho nos, ofics While the mes.snve, wa,
,o,a sho u.iLsd ,ba ,oon n cre., 90,
a,ior ,rsnhl,nu be,weeo bone and f.,
,,I ,,hoo ,Ao ,vo,d ,v,s hro,,h, ,ho
hero w,snn ,.,doo she n,o,ps,ed ,hqI
+ ucn,d coma and sbe corld rot Ioay.
tho rr;so, r,,;, ;,d,d The Liod ho,r,-
,d Loa,or ,ooL ho, % h,.bo,.o .nd ,o,
r;med no, "a s,.n ,hsre w.i,ira ,,s A.
,ivsl or tho Coyerno,,s Ie,,er tn.
,evt doy !, c,moNlLe o,rdoo came
ND oha -, b..noa No, bro,nsr
,,ood h, t;a s;s,a,,. ;su .a,.,Go. aaJ I1n.
The nardon WAC accomno;ed bv L.,
er from the Governor to Ihe prisoner.
"E."s ","' !" S''o"g "on Impressive
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TEXAS.

The Kentucky Legislature has passed
law, levyng tax Of Two dollars each or
revolving pistols, duelIrng pistols, bowie.
kaiyes and Arkansas tooth. picks.
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
TERMS :
OPPOSITE ST.. PAUL's CHURCH, MAIN-s1

= IL ~ W. ~
The COL UIRBIA DEIIOCRATwiH bt
published eUery Saturday morning, al
IIfO DOLL.3RSper annum payable
haJ yearly in GdUGace, or Iwo Dollars
FVty Cents, 3notpaid withm the gear.
No subscription OW be takeafo for shorte,
period than sir months; nor any diScon.
ttn"ance permitted,ua all arrearageS
are discharged.
3DPERITSElRENS not exceeding a
square ,CiH be cOnspicuouSly inserteda al
one Dollar rfor the first three insertions,
and I1oentyJiue cents for every subSs,
quent Insertion. t-7~.A liberal diSCOun
made 10 those oho adUcrtise by the gear
LETTERS addressed on business must
be post Paid.
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ings on the floor. OF course thought ii
strange, and was about 10 relire--but then
| thought as it was my room, had at
least right TO know who was in my bed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03

3tb. The expense Of constructing private kitchens
for each dwelling the danger OF fires, and other dis
advantages could be avoided and far greater de-
gree OF cleanliness preserved brou ghout the build
ing
duetve domestic Sbcrs, could take part in other and
productive occupations.
The families would pay weekly into fund The
SUES necessary to defray the expenses which would
be assessed pro rata upon each according 10 ihe
kind OF living 20 which each subscribed.
Other means Of economy and comfort could DC
introduced. but those we have pointed out are sniil-
cient to give general idea o: the plan.
The founders would choose three competent PEI,
sons. two women and man to keep genera SD
peryision over the establishment, see thai II was
kent in order. that the regulations aid down were
observed. and that The rents were PAID
Certain regulations with regard to cleanliness de
orDrn and quct should be connected with the PRIV
lege of renting apartments in the ecihce' thus Sc
cnr;ng peaceful and comfortable homes Tor the In
mates.
nav-afier deduc;ing the expenses of insurance re-
pairs and supervision-a moderate nterest-say ak
per cent. and they should remain permanent.
Let two or three OF our wealthy citizens sub
scribe each $4,000 to the stock OF such under
taking set the ball in motion and comic riebe and
economical bailding for the Poor could soon be
erected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03

FLOUR AND MEAL-The market continues very IN
active. aud without sales OF importance. The market
msy be quoted very heavy ) 50 io- good western
brsuds No shippers in market al present rates
There is some inquiry at 2565 37t. Orleans hat
hoop quote l2i; round hoop 5d5 l2. II southern
there is nor mach doing. Small ssles Baltimore HOW
src-et. l2f Georgetown is l2i as IS Some com
srades Southern be had cheaper Rfost Rye
Flour IL 1877 with fair demand. Meat 37 as 50 for
Jersey; Brandywsue is 62:; hhds Sl6 Bag Meal %
al 37i. Buckwheai 75d4 in bbls. 1901 g: in bags.
GRAIN-There is nothing doing IN Wheat holders
views being above those OF buyers. Corn is without
change Sales $500 bushels Southern Yellow at 63
meas. the East anc IS wet deiiv; 400 do Or
6: wst for dsting and 500 do Jersey yell
low az 66 CTS wgt dsliv. The supplies fair Oats
dull 81 * 45 for Northern 40 Ter Jersey Barley IS
entirely nominal 6596S Rye still wanted at IS
cts but there the market excepting par
GELS 70 arrive on the opening OF navigation.
WHISKY-The marketi heavy, and Drudge is SAID
10 have been offered - Good bols 233 f2i,
but We hesr Of no sses Sales so bills low proof City
q cts
HAY-we note small sales a, $3.50 cts The market
is heavy.
sEEDS-A sale OF 1900 lbs Pa. Clover was made az
cts, for shipment Other descriptions are inactive
HEMP-Moderate ssles Of dew-rorted have been made
at Ss7 so, and waser.roeied ST $40.
TALLow--Some srsal sales-l50o0 or 1000 lbs In
al--ot Prime have been made at u cts CASH