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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

" IHC LVu'''IIC A0IlI'VIdt U -'Idy % sdYs-
We had con, crsation. yesterday. with gentle
man who was an officer uf the Texan navy and who
left Point Isabel the 18th. He confirms nearly all
the statements respecting tie battle tie sth and
9th The muSter-Iolls of the Mcxicans were found
amongst other Documents; from which it appeared
that the Mexican army consisted of seven thousand
three hund ed and fl y-ihrce fighting men; perhaps
running men would be better. This officer spent the
night with General Vega at Point Isabel. Vega fire.
quently expressed his establishment at the reckless
bravery of our soldiers, particularly in tie charge
the artillery He spoke frankly Of the state of things
said that Paroles intended coming to MaamoraS
with fifteen thousand men, but he could guess the
effect which the Of the repulse, as he called
it, would have
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

II THE THROW Crcrr forRr. Srri NC TERI, A. ID lei6
,rtry YSrrI and 'gh Hsffa ChGnee'y
The stone her ana
aaprarn. Ton, affidavit flied that the said defendants samuel
Nnno. aud Josiah rns of this state - iherrtsr
br first av of the NEXT term thereon ~"
answer ia III d complaint that the same w ~ 10
,k.n f., them, rrcinrS will ~ had accord
ns, fiirr copy of This order he Irhi~h IN
an, Indiana weekly printed ana F'h-nea
in the 1t indianapolis, this Sf1te fr re werss u. .necr
there heing ru,lihed Ia
r. auiy. ani : continued Attest:
~ : $50 sd for conn l3w ~ JACKSON, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

In THE PeosArg pAMuroN COUNTY May TERM, 1876
ES,te Of Uliaa yacg the aie estate
mrle Thomas laniianI, adnnlti
tors of said William Lacy, deceased, d Appearing
issued herein tt ic een-
motion ordered by the
court that deemdsi Archibald AeXander be nrid I'll Tie
filing pendcncy If this petition by three successive weekly publ
canus weekly public
published indianapolis Indiana, required by law, eytuS To the
and notify hun that unless
will appear show Ia the contrary te
aud determined in his absence by the count
~ a,e, }. G.. BURNS, Clerk.
l-1w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03
Latest from
Il Ii T. Sc AT OF WA r :
Correspondence of the Picqyune.
La BURITA, (MExIco,) May II

La BURITA, (MEXICo,) May IL, '46.
To the Editors Of The Picayune Here we are
within the Vlce-Royaty Of Mexico, at beautiful
little village on the right bank Of the Rio Bravo,
eight miles from the mouth. Old Zack-God bless
hun has through this day planted his foot on
this side of the river. You may be assured ii will
not be withdrawn until all the indignities offered our
beloved country amply atoned for.
This detachment, consisting of five companies of
the first infantry, and four companies Of volunteers,
with piece Of artillery, Is under command Of
Lieut. Col. Wilson, of the regular army. The expo
dtion up this river was originally planned by the
General and Commodore to be combined movement
of the two services Some delays arising from rough
weather, the military part of the expedition started
alone this morning, and after marching some ten miles
found themselves at this village-whIch Is situated
the first high and dry land above the mouth of the
river; beautiful ridge with fine bluff escarpment.
There being engineer along. it is thought that
some Notifications VIII be planned, and that shall
be initiated into the art and mystery of throwing dir:
out of ditch The gallant little army which we
have to emulate, dug bitches and threw up entrench-
nents for whole month.
The liver is very serpcntine in its course, and
about ten feet in depth. Yours, A. B.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03
EXECrTINE OFFICE.

TKANAFOKT, My 70 4O-y
Tn Governor and Commrpd-r-in-C hjcf, to The
Militia Of kentucky:
have, to-day to announce to the Militia of Ken
lucky, that a suic ient number of Volunteer Compa-
MES have been reported to aud accepted, to fill the
late requl>tIon of the War Department. 70 those
Volunteers whose services have been off .red-as well
those which were too late for acceptance as those
which have been accepted tender the thanks of
the country. They have molly sustained the high
character of the STATE for zeal and pqtrioiSrn-inore
than suliic ient for any emergency. WM. OWSLY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03
EzcatelrLy all EscaEy.

The Kentucky papers contain the following annun-
cation b. the Governor that the ranks of the required
Volunteers were already full We understand that
great disappointment exists in many places on the
part of those desiring to volunteer, who little
too late to be in time for preference. Kentucky has
done nobly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03
State Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. county, set

IN THE CRcurr CcuRr, F.tL TERM, A. d. 1910
.ananda Finch vs.. Moses Fisoh-Pdhen FIR d,rorce.
rEyIlE said having filed her petition against the
the Office The clerk of SAID Hamilton
circuit CONT also the Of disniere ed showing th
dee resident
Indiana defendant hereby notified that the
said peton said Hamilton circuit court and that
the or before The calling
will be heard aud determined ~ s absence
Earl = SrorE, Sob Attest: JUN Is DthNS, ~"fn
Mac ~ ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03
Candidates.

The following list contains the names of candidates
for the Legislature far we lave them. We
shall be obliged for further returns candidates are
nominated.
SENATE.
Senators Standing over, Democrats 10, Wings IL.
Counties ID. w.
Clay, Sullivan, and 60 Jas. II. Henry.
Lap're, Tortei, and l., NJ. Lemon. A. L. Osborne.
Flo,d JB Winssndly, J. S. Davis.
Ohio and Switzerland NJ r. Green.
Iippecauoe, G.. s. Orth.
jay, Backfoid, aud r., DR.. Migan.
REPRESENTATIVE.
Counties. %. w.
Bartholomew. +. Arnold
CJcrh Dynes. I'll Bolton
Delaware y j. Graham. :, J. III. Ellis.
u. w. White. u. TrimbIe.
Floyd, NJ. Kent. J. An>on.
Johnson, Jas Ri'ohey. J. d. MITCHELL
LapoIe, w VII, e w un,
Randolph, Jas Grifhs.
Richadvie, Theop- Bryant. c. ID. Merry.
~ SAcx Innis. WIN. Thomas.
num- j. Mcmillan. J. NJ. Hudeson.
st Joseph, r. S Slan6cld.
Switzerland, John TAFT, Jr.
yiso, }w K $500:
W. b:, SWm. Shanks,
e"' &c. L., Durham.
&. B. Julian.
49, Rob. Gordon
""!"e' (S. Meredith.
NV. s. Addleman.
'Only one be elected.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

LOUISIANA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mn. MULLoN-A
New Orleans paper has the following:
A fine body of men, enrolled under the title OF The
Montgomery Guards" and who are principally ma
tlves of te Emerald ISLE were, Friday night. ad-
dressed by the Rev. Mr.. Mullon, in the Temperance
Hail. TchoupitouaS street, on occasion OF Their speedy
departure for the scene of hoSliliiics on the RIO
Grande The Rev. gentleman spoke in a strain OF
fsrvid patriotism, expaliating warmly on the duties
incumbent on the citizen soldier at crisis like the
present. He advcrted the calumny which had been
circulated regarding his sentiments on this war. lie
said he had, in early youth, stood firmly to his gum
the ocean, in outstanding the enemies OF his coun-
try. He exhorted the - Montgomery Guards the
gallant men before hm-to be unanimous IN their SEN
timents, to be one in acton-since they had placed
themselves in the van, as it were, of their country's
military array, and the God Of Battles would crown
them with Victory The Rev. gcu,lcman's manner
was highly impassoned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03
CANDIDATES.
Announced by Request.

For Prosecuting Attorney Of the 9Th Circuit,
EARL s. STONE EDWARD LANDER.
For Sheriff Of Marion County,
BANNER LAWHEAD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

Twelve Companies have already reported them
selves to Gov. Whitcomb and to-nlghts mail, (rues-
day. may bring in others. No doubt but twice or
thrice many will offer more than can be received
The Branches of the State Bank at Indianapolis
and Madison have offered Ten thousand Dollars each,
TO assist in forwarding these brave men, and much
is needed viii be drawn by the Executive. The
Governor offered to give thousand dollars of his
private funds for that purpose but the generous Offer
Of the banks which wil no doubt be nobly sustained
by the State, VIII avoid the necessity of individual
subscriptions. We have not time or room for further
comment
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03
Remember

mat the Democratic County Convention, for the
domination Of candidates for Senator Representatives.
&c. will be held at the Court House, in indianapolis
at 10 O'Clock A NJ on
Tfc First Saturday in June.
Let every township be fully represented.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03
LIST OF LETTERS

n ElIAININC The Post Office at IndianaPo Indiana,
q June |, 1916.
ft-PersonS caiag for these Letters wiH please say
ADVERTISED.
The inland postage on all letters or papers for
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- ~ ~ - -
Ahcrn Miss Margaret
Andrews DR. Elwoo1
Atherton SAM VI
Alexander Mrs Eliza.
beth
Alden DR. G. w
Ackcrt O. w
Adeair WIN c
Bugg Sams son
Beal Miss Rachael
Bralen Vii IAN /
Brown Peter
Beck VIM >
Bragdon James
DO ikinS VIM
Brown J W :
Bingham los 3
Becker Fred
Boa wrigh. Cary
Butler James
Bass Miss T.
Bug william
Burke ThOs
Burkct John
Brown Jas w
Bout Santinc
Bsno list Thcbe
BriS 'ow Thos J
B achler joseph
Bowers Miss Amand.
Brl m Bonnet
Byrnet Henry
Ba be Jacob
Bveriy : : q
+ .cmer Mrs Ka'c F.
B-an Ion Martin
Biiile II 2
G
ChitwoOi Geo V
CANDY Mrs ?.
Cline Miss Aman IA
Cox Saml
Chapman Norman
Cook II r c
earle Miss Harriet
CITY Marshall
Caller Miss ] VI
Clinton +. ID
Carter George
Ga lily Jacob
ca tcrSon Rachael
Chambers Susan
Carter Mrs susan
Crowder Benjl
Charles John
Casweu Mrs Catha-
rine
Crouch VIM
ID
Dix Miss d l. Q
Durham e l. ,
Dumon' Jonn ,
Davis JOhnastrun
Dunn Isaac
Dav Rev " Y
Daw son Dlnl =
Dpirirk Marin ,
Darncll Lewis
Darnell James
Dunn G. .orge III
ID lrloy Thomas
=.
En'cr 4 " ,
Eiiriige Jacob
Ellsworth Jas w
Frcnch Jno =
Francis Jno Z
Fafou.c Moses
Fisher Samuel
Fagcr Fred
Frifch John
Fawn Y
Finch r II
Fonts Jona'h m ?
FoltLS Jacob
q
q a1icr Chas
G. irn Coonrol
G,ll John
g Ger Eli ha
German Willis
GllawaV Alex
GlrlcN =. II
Coward Jos
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

APPOINTMENTS, &c.-Among the appointments in
the army of the United States, in TIE regiment OF
mounted rifemen, third regiment of Dragons, as
authorized by the act of May 10, 1916, we find the
following from our State
John s Smonson to be Captain, w w Taylor
and Spear S. Upton, to be lst Lleutcnants
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

n I'm, Folt@
On Pc'ir Of Insolvency.
,co administrator q John Crul deceased The CREDITORS
Of he said John Crul.
filed his memorial
showing condition OF The sid estate and complaining that
property both real aud insufficient TO the "s
and the heirs If sad decedsnt
having show why sold estate should net
he nsolyr.t therefore ordered that the ming on"
penicncy e made known To the crc nv
Cruil. DECREASED publication OF his o'os ioi ~
s uccsire in the In llama STATE Sentinel weekly news
paper pull in Indianapolis in the county oi w,
informed that IN css thei hoo. le '
of AMI extent OF thc -,
Gling the
80 M -, ,s,,mns, mon which the be bounded,
in the Office of the th court prey ous 70 IN, a
of dccut. such clam VIII ne posi-
- So IF :, inn of mo digent creditors By the court
M 6,ri<-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

''WIll the editors Of the Sentinel please say wlet-
reduction of our tariff will. or Will not, best
cord with British interests When was public do
cument, eInanatng from a Wing published by order
OF Parliament Did not this occur In tie Of Mr..
Walkers Report !''-Staie .JournGl
We freely answer our neighbor by saying that in
opinion the removal of restrictions upon trade the
world would be for the benefit Of the world-for
the benefit Of the Of producers and consumers
and Improbable to few if any, except those who rely
for prosperity upon unjust and partial laws. We
have doubt therefore that reduction of tariff
will benefit both England and the United States; and
viii the repeal Of the Corn laws We feel asham-
ed that neghbor and his party far behind
the anti protectonists Of England in this matter. We
ought to be ahcal Of all other nations in every mca-
sure of freedom instead of opposing them the
Wings of this country do from motives Of seisness
1t is an honor both the British Parliament and our
Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr. Walker that the former
published his annual report. And the fact is 10
more evidence of the ncorrectncss Of Mr.. Walkers
arguments, than would be similar publication Of the
Declaration Of Independence, evidence against the
truth of the glorious principles therein proclaimed.
Tie Journal viii see by the extracts publish to-
day. that Parliament i slowly progressing towards
a recognition of those truths
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

o. The Sentinel is in when it says that
it has greater circulation that any other paper in the
citv a comparison of the - SENrINEf" and " jour
NAL" books viii show.-Iad. journal.
This IS u very posifiUe assertion, and one which we
do not see how the editor could make unless he has
had access to our books directly indirectly 1t is
an assertion that we should not like to make about his
books, and onscquenty we could not Posiirey state
that subscription is the largest. Yet aaqueS-
toaaby believe it is At all events it 'cas some few
months since; and while list has been rapidly cx-
tending we doubt if the Journals has more than kept
even pace At all events, if the Journal is cock
sure about the books, we propose fairer test than
his examination. Let be done By mutual referees.
What say YOU John !
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

65-The New Albany Democrat says that Nathan
kimba, Of Fredericksburg, Washington county, Ind,
Is forming volunteer company that place, for the
purpose OF spending the in the city of Mex
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

We are glad to learn that the Post Office Commit
tee of the Senate has announced that no material
change is contemplated in the Post Office Law. The
present rates Of postage will not, therefore be altered
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

Congress has passed vote Of thanks to Gen. Tay-
Tor, ard also requesting the President to present him
sword In the name of the Republic. The President,
with the consent Of the Senate, has promoted Gen.
Saylor to the rank of Breyet Major General. All
rIglt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

ia, 0theTtrssc Wey
Pearson Jos
Pinkameir John
pugh John 2
Pugh Jacob
Piper David
ronge ] I'm
Pyle Enoch
Poe Anthony q
Peury Evan
Presscll A
Potfle Danl
Pratt J ;
Payne Anderson
X
Reid J w
RoSscr John Q
Randall Alvin
Randall Chas
Ram Liitleton
Eives John
R0buru " VI
De.s@ Catnf
Raburn Theodore
Robinson 4 l.
Ramsay Jesse or Mary
ri g John
Rale Anton
SNYDER u w
Smith Rev T. b
Surarc II q
Sigma John
sandusky James
Sarver Mary Ann
Sonucficld VI
Starr Mrs =.
Slee'h Jas II
stephens Al
Secrets has
Shaw X
Sewe y.
Shut John
Stipp VI
Stuck Mrs Sarah
iSahm g
Slokem Thos
Sanders Francis
Strain Miss Nancy
Sullivan MARTINS
Spccr vii lam
Stuck Peter or John
Shojcr Mrs T.
L
Trowhridgc Jas l.
Transi w
Thrclkili John
lTro~cl Saml
Thomson James
TaslJr Robert
Thompson +
Tucker Miss r
Thompson G. u
Travis Mrs Ann
u
Underwood Miss E
Y
Vines A =
Eca'al Jeremiah
vansyoc l ID
w
Weekly Jercmi3h
Wright Nancy
Wright DR. JAS NJ
Wilkins Hubbard
Wei Iohn
r Wright j
Willicc Miss 7.
Wilson Francis
Wood F. y II
4 Wilson II ,
WILLIAMS Marvin
Waggoner Geo
Wilmington Geo
Woods Jno &
Whelchel John A
Wright WmSon
Wonncl Jas
Willsov Lewis b
Wonlcn VIM J
Wright Henry ,
withheld Thos
Withstand Dr. IL
Wright Noah
ISiIfAIs
] w
A VI
L. DUNLAP. p. NJ.
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IIIl1A -
Gold James y
Gordon James
Grcear Esq
Greer Phcbc
Grandstaif Henry
George Lewis
Griffin Saml
III
Hill Miss Eliza
II arper J w
Harper William
Hasdists Levi III
Hatfield John
Hunt John T
Hawkins A fred
Howell David w ,
Harris Hlrbcrt
Jos
Ilarr, man Jno
Hancock Thos
Harness solomon
Hill Miss Elizabeth
II 'shrooA Harry
Ifoshrook Percy
Iiarnish VIM Il
Hart Lewis w
liaillet Geo w
Hunter Francis
Hume Plrsilla
llobson ArkSey
Hardy Henry
Hardin Franklin
Jennings Abel ]
Jorion D. Daniel
Iohr son lanes
Jones Geo L
Jameson JnO VI
johnson Caleb
jameson Saml
X
kanawcr Mrs
Kelley John
NisSel Saml
Keller DIR ;
Lake Zrnss or Saml
Lane Jos
Lclensbcrgcr JOS .
Linden Clorancc
Lcanard Chas
I.eoper Allen
Lawrence 10 siah
VI
Nerriwca'her y Jr
Marshall Hon J g
NOgo =
Morgan Benjamin
Morris y + ,
Moody q orge
Moore Mrs T. r
Nan.cr Miss Mary r
Mitchell David
Nariindalc William
Marsh Miss VI
Morgan Martin
Naflock John
NarruS Nm
NOsclv fucoh
Marsh Miss VI :
Marshall n ch1rd
Moore D. Thas
MACS
NcFsrlan J w =
N-Clellrn John +
NcCartv Richd, heir
Mccormack ]
NrC lucr los
NrNeV MIR
NcG ucr Mrs Martha
HE
Nfcc'ucr Miss X
NrCl1cr John
Mccormick John
Nckcrnan ! III
Mcintyre Mrs X
NcFal Smith
Mccormick JAS
<cglev Jacob 7 &
Nohl ChaS I >
Mutt 7. II
New land Mrs A
oliver John ii
Poak John
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03
d, and r., DR.. Alilligan.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
II. a.. Dlu.s,.tny.

'Oniy one TO be elected.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-21
A SUGGESTION.

We would suggest to the contractor who
ever he may be, who gets the contract for
the tri-wcekly mail between this place and
Louisiana, the propriety of carrying that
mail in a two horse coach. 1t will, it is
true, add on to the expense of the route
some little, but the amount of money which
will lie realized from passengers, during
the bupiness season, and there is no small
number oftravellers between the two points,
will justify him in establishing the line
i carrier bctEccn this place and Louisiana
We feel confident would do a Gland Office
business" in the way of deing little jobs &c.
for persons in the two places. We mention
It for the consideration of those who may
bid for The contract.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-21
TIE PAW Mes.

We are likely to have some d'.,..... ..
tween the Pawncc indians, and lowayS OPP
oositc our place. The circumstances are a
bout these: Some few months since, a
small band of the loways went above on a
hunting excursion. and whiie out, came a
cross three of the Nawnccs, whom they
.butbhercd in the most cruel manner. The
Pawnccs have bccn threatening them a Wis
it for some time, and on MoH!ay a portion
of the tribe came down to demand s%atisfac-
ton. Thoy are now iii c]ouncila al the mis-
sion. and wha. the result OF their delibcra-
tons will be, is impossible to tell. They
demand of the Ioways 5000, or thrcc To-
way scalps. The money they have not 81
but scalps in abundance, and a few Il
ia!cm wouldbe no great loss to the tribe,
Judging frola the sample We daily see in on'
streets.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-21
Messrs. Minor & MuRRAY: Ny attention

Messrs. Minor & MrRRAY: Fly attention
has been directed to a communication in
your paper of the 18th ult., in which INV
name is mentioned in connection with a
nomination for a seat in Congress. IN re
ply to The inquiry made by your corrcspon-
dent | simply state thati I'M not an aspirant
for that honor, and | am unwilling to enter
INTO a contest for a situation unSuitcd eth
crto my age or experience.
My warmcSt thanks arc, however, ten
dered to those Of my friends who have man
an interest in nay behalf.
Very Respectfully,
G. w. BUCKNER.
fALNyRA, Mo, Feb. 10th, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-21
FROM SANTA FEE.

The Lexington Telegraph speaks of the
return Of Messrs. Houk, Beck and Hicks,
from Santa Re They report all quiet in
that country, and confirm the news of the
tariff placed upon merchandise imported in
to that country. Wagons are charged S7aO
without regard C the quantity or quality
the merchandise, and baggage wagons
charged $50 each.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-21
WHY SHOULD LOVE.

N1Y NL,oH ii.sc' Ay. ask ~theh'aft
That feels cen now Love 4ui' ring "aF
WHY il must love SO deeply
i bringpure and beautiful?
O. love can never, never tie
4 mcteor-light TO one Ike me
Nor ,lcam of sunshine II the eye
Ncrligltn!n" lash III summer SKY
Nor diamond gli,,cring 81 the sh'3u"T
Democratic banner., 1846-02-21
PASSION.

Our DEvl1, having fallen a victim to the
..tender passion" thus emphatically laments
the absence Of his 'true love-
Think of thee, oil. Martina, dear,
Ven am setting up the types,
and ven | thinks you're far away,
From my eye a tear | wipes.
Oh, Martha dear, vot shall do?
I'm sick of this ere life!
If you're not back here very soon,
Inmy heart I'll stick a knife.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-21
UNION AND

Under th;x title the Union oftIc 10Th nit
molos thc sub;o;pc1 very sensible romark.
70 u.h;o, wo r;vo onr cbcorrrI onnroval an,
recommend, most heartily to our rcadcrs-
Father Richie in his identified and impress.
sivc ,,rouare comes mt the very noint
and we ,.,nn,4 lint think that # least ON,
of his ewes was directed towards our QUAR-.
Ter when vritin, this article. He Gives c
Severa, Of opr pol;tic;ans in ,he State =
corfcundcd ~fcrr r1r.-TRcyiew.
..yya cannot foo often ;ncuIcotc tbc i'm
nortauca ofunion and harmon, IN orr ranks
ITno, thc nrescrystiono Of spcb = spirit. cv-
ery p%olitical BLESSING which the best poIiti-
cal rr;ncipvcs are carahlc Of conf rrino nm
ON the ~co,rtrv is At ipast dcncrlcr,. NJ
greater indisc~etion can be committed bv =
GREAT marty i, mower. tban TO allow differ
cnccS If o~2ip-on. which 10 net toncb the
general rrinciplcs which should bind It to-
gcthcr. 70 be Il, occasion Of is lisruution.
There is rarely ataov time a sino,c crcs-
tom e cxnofinnc, f such MAGNITUDE. and
.,n1ur;ng innortanca. tr.,,thc concord Of -
marty need be disturbed rcrmancntIy bv va
RANT views unon such amcasure. # a SOL
itarv measure, which haoncns {. he urncr-
most in the public Thought, shall be cfica-
cious enough 10 destroy, by division, the
power acquired to fix for years a general
Democratic banner., 1846-02-21

- James II. Birch, extensively known
N this State for the case and facility viii
which he has boxed the political compass;
being originally 4 Jackson man. then d
Wing and Tyler man in rapid succession:
and now with the counterfeit stamp OF De
mocracy upon him, has ll'nsci'
a candidate for Congress in the Platte dis
trict. We arc mistaken if the Democracy
touch him at all.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-21

The receipts INTO the United States trea-
sury, during the last quarter, 1919, were
from customs i4,l37, 200; from lands o3o'-
900; and from miscellaneous sources ?Ji,-
500-in ali 3l,99S,7O0. The expenditures
during the same period were -, 7O3,SlV "o
Democratic banner., 1846-02-21

e The upper story of the large PORK
establishment of Henry Amcs in st. LOUIS
gave way on the 18th inst. and buried be-
meath it four men, who were happily res
eued, They were injured, but not danger
ously.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-21
O THE MITTEN.

\ chap out West, recently got tho ~niet'H-
He musthave felt very bad. Hear him
.Farcwcl dear girl, farewell.
Ine'cr shall love another,
In peace and comfort may you dwell
And I'll co HOME TO MOTHER"
Democratic banner., 1846-02-21
PALMYRA, Mo, Feb. 10th, 1916.

Nicssrs. EDIToRs: There is one fact
wish to impress upon the voters Of this
county relative TO the Shcrilalty, That
is, we have never had a Democratic Sher-
if il this county to my knowledge, if ever.
Cent We select SEINE good Democrat that
Will insure Us victory?
will beg leave to suggest tie claims Of
JosErH s. PEPrEr, of Guardianship
He is sterling Democrat, every way quail
fed for the Office. Should he receive the
nomination l think his opponent would take
the DRY Cough
OREGON.