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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.

BENEFII UT MIX, UO4 LINSI
FNNHIS EVENING, Deer 5th, VIII ne perform
n ed BORN TO GOOD LUCK. Paudeen o.
Rafferty,. Mr.. COLLINS. COuatess, Mrs. EMMETT.
To te followed by now rO PAY THE RENT.
Morgan kaItler, Mr.. COLLINS. Mrs. Conscience,
Mrs. 1HAYER.
To conclude with the SOLDIER OF FORTUNE.
CaptaiM O'Rourke, Mr. COLLINS. The DuRc OF
AnjOu, Miss a, FISHER.
Ia+- Price Of admIsson-BoX so centj-Pit IS.
QI5-DOors open at quarter past 7-perlormance to
commence al quarter 10 O'c 0ck. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

EpLACk AND CULORED ALGERrNE GIMPs.
HS ka,c on hand, flesh supply of the above
goads, to which I invite attention.
n2 fri ], Nj HAlG, 1873 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

W. iEHOU1 MtIR' URy OR COfaVfAs
Wv NO CURE, NO PAY. The great remedy for
secret seases ut all kinds and in every t6tm an1
stsge is DIR. CUIILEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
REMEDY, composed entirely Of AmFtcaH R""ts!-
Travellers among the Indans veil know that they
vonereai diseases, without evth tie knowledge
of Mercury W BalsanI, the prCpri'inS ot Ibis nedi-
cine obtain IL "A great cost dir Guy TOW an tnd,aHI
and now offer to he aiiiCed an opportunity o bcins
cur. d. avoiding tie danger - Mercury, and the mao
spous TASTE oC Raisau. This ur hcino is pleasant 10
the taste and leaves oGO' HpoH th" breath,
PrppaFed SOLELY by RowAND WALTOs. ard sud
wholesale and !, tail by Jos y. RowtnG, J7s Market
sire, l. Phid. So, in fillmore ny n, n. Robinson,
corner Gay ana Saratoga streets; knslOe & ! ny,
Jsi u .rsh NarErl Space; James SranshHry, No. 2H,
Wpst Pratt street. seq
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THE RAVAGES OF CONSUMPTION
RENDEgkD HARMLESS.
IA j. WILSON KARING's
DIR. j. WILSON BARRING,
TO THE WORLD.

In Offering to the public my Syrup of Naphtha, l
o. se uhhet hfm cOnVic ion Of ils improvement on
lhe simple syrup Of haphlha and feeling NJ duty,
uatlh possessing remedy so rare aud truly VaIua-
oIe, u" mater how much good might result Eum its
dPP"c"u"h III private practice It's results would b8
comparatively limited 10 what they nigh b. by pIac-
Ing II IN such position that every person who IL al
n'cted ana cannot make personal application, can
procure my pah OF treating Consumption without
apply ing tO me in person.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

MMT AN TED-YUmng mgn, wItn wItIi"ut ca
w pita, may hear OF fine opportunities to en-
gage in Profitable business by calling on
SCO1"TllS InInllIprnce Office.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-26
Sealed Proposals.

q EALED and separate proposals will be re-.
- cei.ed at the office OF the undersigned, until
IL O'Clock ~, the 26,h day Of September, 1915,
for furnishing the Quarter Masters Department
at this post, with 600 bushels OF corn, nd 1000
bushels Of oats. -aa s'... .-7 s '-- .s
Bios will be received for 1000 bushels corn.
and 500 bushels of oa's. and upwards. .-a.-,.
A single bid for the whole amour, of corn or
oats viii have the preference over all other bids.
shout this SINGH. bid be equal to or less than The
average OF small bids. '
\ portion Of ihe.corn or oats will be received
on or about the 9Th Of November. 1916, and con-
liHuei unit Iae la. Of January, lSi7, at which
tine the contract white closed.
The privilege Of REJECTING any OF all bids
deemed too high is reserved to the United Siaiea.
E. B. ALEXANDER. ~
A. Q. N.
Quarter Masier's 0ssee, TIT
Foyf Smith. irt1ssdS.
August: aass;;ss , is;5.-sS-55 ". 81 =
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DIED.

e., inst, 3, Rsstir's Prairie, Ark wrtrns
,,' ~. son Of EfssS''A 'nd '"', Scott 'ssd !''''
4 nOnihs. 80, -, IL Nh,
e,,,s Of Ireland, end tfmrry As''tsn Of this place
d.y the ls'h iOsi.. is u s"y, D,nO Ross
.ssa. 81 years formerly Of Ei'' rsnn'.'ss.
s..rd the steamer NORTH Bend "a Sa'arll' l',I'
SSa il tered at mi. place on Monday last
ssoy Ycrh CITY psPe'. PicAseonPy
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20 Attentf0Hs!si
WILLIAMS g. PHILIPS,
Vae Guren, lrksssa,,

vas Euren, Arkassss.
IL AVE- Jest S7srsS al Tier stsEs AIin Sired.
i-E FFrt Ct tie fcIlosIE- sriiri., ell or wy e
Nh Cd they ara IrSFsree Is ebssr "a ts rsS-S'i
DR., Goods.
Pleaded Aut trov "a ting, Isps;i and GsSss SIS
raburCs Ansriran EISnek sts AtiskzYss Costca,tsc.
pIIns ehsEbrsys tstse.. bSnlsSkE Jeans saiiIrets,
srowa Irsu. ulTy is,z, FrsasA'1zJ Scotch e-Sliiag
ksrssv. sIS lsussys. TIskiH;-triss t-sn. Hnsa .re
eo,ioa checks eOnion ssInsls grtta. y.hs. rrs are
,hIs sssnsh, k=ssys, seeieh ard Arsan eisPers,
ass table cloths. SlzVas fsneg P'iai' bsvk ssa
xhHs caEso<s. yIrghams, painted AUns, tssrertr~s.
iaoOnst eanbr5c, ta.k N suiss uusian. eSlo1rs!
oHultr'cks, PaPsr musIu, SSton velvet, Psia sse
asuO-slehsa lrUra esEslIs kekis. - tack aud Shrs
EisI fr Ess o. seaTs. gas eiaih HasstssHt le'ss
cotton ant WuHIru. hose EsIilSncEs e0itoS h"ss,
worried An-uss GIPss, R~anSts, s.Iions, hosGs bEs
ego, 'gSol Ss'ISa, &c Sc. -.-.... -..arJ
Varieties. r.s r=a Cd
EsEals :aG ke-a tack enH,b.. ASTa sBs si'sIi 80.
sonbs, i1rg roaas eO2s Ens iEsry- dressing and nd
eng eoE5, ELtlrbOne. Pus Gbd h-salss, tusls, bar,
torres e,ebei-ds, tiSlrs ant VIOLA sirih -, ustsh,',
aBd match .afss, Pcreassicn caps, s'a,i0nary W
Boot. and shoes.
InfsHts I'D sock. eIrls and boys shos', ladies' sip
p.r, sBkFas CATER bots ARD trg-1-, uusrs Alp Bro
aus E-otIsussn. 6ns -ggei sud ,eSsi calf scots snd
sS-., ..r ..-.
Isncn buscr1 shIrt. tezch-t .nd brew- eotiou nsJ
shirts zHs S#- avT ~-0Cs 1CJt Starts utTiuo sesrts,
Tslerca ak bCS .,lln md blrck -iik vrisst vests.
co;g1HsGeabs EsU1tsar gs--s and c1sts tack sEss.
=as lrosk e0ai., tweed sEi Fseain. ss.ins.. s5-Is
Hardware. . .---s-
GaR lahe. sn3 lexis, sPlrs, sirruPs, bride Gi;s,
sAcars s,ors, sheep sLtars d2~Ins kn.sss- batch
cts socket chsses, screw sg-srs t2cts Jews ba-Ps,
bait and strap hinges, Soot scrCUs coffee EIs, curly
c9r1ss aa5 brass SERIES 5-ii;zasl ana iToa L,
and table sPooOs pocket knives, kaiEs< aBd forks
."s pad locks cAlt, siss, Sad loes, hsHd SAYS,
ssoVSs ard iorE cotton Ard Wool cards, horse rasPs,
,,g=r, pitt, mil AID tsssTd hIss. tT=cs EksiU'
,tes Preach and Imitation french e4sti-s'- 100.
CrockeTy. - .. .. .....
Co-l-n01 cups sEt s-1esEs, While fiat and srsnIis
caP. aucc- b-sakiss ana ansT plates, cup Psais'.
dishes, and t2sus, castor BOTTLES, bowls, euu
md ErInIIs pitchers Aad ElsEy ether ARTICLES
to- lGBerogs to mcItOn here. call and zee Is M
trouble to show gOots" aud Prie,s all not Pss'sn'
y0-r P--chts-ng, are lSisEBlust to sell.
PHILIPS & WILLIAMS, S
ozaIt.
AVE Cst opened =.Ea'iaE f:ees. -sGs5 tasS $40
4 \ 'nr - K on the ne terms .r. ..#r -
Z Van Ggren, JAY lslh. le!S- - - -a. i
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-26
BY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.

~ pursuance Of fa~. JAMES X. POLK. fres-
Il .d,ni 1.-The United States OF America. 10 here
By declare aud make Known that public sales
= ii. be lcll al the aforementioned Lan1 Offices
O. the Safe Of ARKANSAS. 1; Inc Per.ols here
naf:sr designated TO wrt;
Al the lana offce II CHANPAGNOLE, COM
nencing on Monday, tie sixteenth d5y OF No.
yemb-r mex. for the disposal OF the PS5Hc lands
w..Lln the under mentioned TO" nshiPs and frac-
.lonat townships. w:
S5uiA Of the 6os linz aad rss' Of tie Gtth PriH;i
pal Hsriiiaa.
Fractional township seventeen. townships eigh-
teen and nineteen. and fractional township lHen-
", OF range ten.
Fractional township seventeen. town shiPs eigI-
teen and nineteen. ami fractional TOW nsh'P !Wea-
y. Of range eleven.
Fractional tow uships sixteen and seventeen,
townships eighteen aud nineteen, and fractional
;JXn.nip twenty. OF range ;~c,Ye.
Township eleven. Twelve, thirteen. fourteen
md fifteen. and fractional townships sixteen aud
seventeen. Of range thirteen.
Townships eleven. twelve. thirteen ami tou-.
ten, fractional IosusdiP hi.eeG, aud township
seventeen. Of range fourteen.
Townships tse!ye. thirteen and fourteen, ffac-
fiona township fifteen, and township nIne;een, Of
-.,,.,oiys F-rc,;,D,, r,YoshiDs fourtee1
io.n' '...','',,'i Of r,nTo
AMI h''een' N'i
teen. ,.-,,.,, ,r.,,,, s,,.
townships 49,
r. u l:... ,,,-...r. ami 5tjae1. of rance e.-5.
Townships fourteen anu n''e'''' % '"'7' ''7'
IN vASuIVGTOS. com.
AT the 'and ONCE al Aoti'-t" ~ 49, >or
mehc'"s % 49, I;,ro-.I ~ ,1., rrb,,r ran.Is
'em5er next iof Inc disPGSa' Oh VIZ PIa,,9
within the un1e'InenIio"sN
!'ona townships 10 WIZ
South Of Tx odse IiHs ana ass' q '""J9'" r
"a! =.rriais=.
Township one. Of range nineteen.
Toxnss,ips uas and firu-. Of rSage twenty.
Toxnsh,ns three and four. Of "a g. I~ens! one.
Township tire. OF rang twen'y-t"'.
Sections o,., iS', 'hr-e. ionr' 'ni ave ana '"t
eas, half of section SIX, IN t'"-S'.p '"'''e' o'
range twenty-five r-,
Sections two 'hrre' ana '",'' w ',s' ,',,.'
section I'VE III" 1t +, -
sections NM 'en' an; s.5'g nc | l, ,s
section 'o'''ssn, - ....,,,,,, t,en,y.o,re
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-26

Jro. Griffith. D+t|'Tf1af.
A Nd Enw on llis day comes the sad PiaInHh,
"a by Walker and Green his attorneys. and the
s,iI d fen,ian,. although socmuy called. comes
mai. I'D, wn.,ity n1aAes fats to appear and
mead or Otherwise a nswer to the said plaintiff :
action, vhe- eby the said plaintiffs dec'a alton
remains against said defendant unde!endei;
ia therefore ordered by the Court here. that
the said defendant he notified BY publication,
that the said plaintiff action is founded on oooS
account for divers goods, wares, merchandise anG
cha,tels. by the said plaintiff sold and delivered
nn,o him, the said defendant; and Tor money Inc
s,id olainrtF len, and advanced ", AMI PAID. taI1
ON, and extended for him, the said defendant;
and aIso for the work, labor, care. dHlgence ana
ATTENDANCE of the said plaintiff by hlm Per'or'neu
and bestowed Is Il physician, 10 visiting anu az
,anj,nr upon hini. the SAID defendant ana nus
MT In. amount Of sad pIaniiI de''.aHI.
sunr r,. Is 523l % that an attachment haS
ISSUE, ogaiu,t ms estate. and that, unless ne sha
apoeor. by himself or attorney, on or before tHe
,,lrd dny ~ the next term of thus Court, sh'ch
q nj NEE, nnd IN. held on tine first Monday OF Cd
r,,r,. A. D. lSi7; and II is further ordered, Oy
the tuurl aere That copy Of this oEdef ana mckee
h.. ir.+r,ed for 10 r weeks successfully, IN some
NEWSPAPER printed 10 this State, so tH'' '''e I"S'
,,-.-tpon thereof b-, made at least thlTty GAYS Oe
ior the = day of the next term oil ms |'''' =
\ true copy from The record:
- Attest; "A. MoLEhH' oie'S'
Sent. i2lh, f5iG.-3G-4w
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to me r'sa' ct Pfe.e'ii
,ion to any lands within the limits Of tie town
ships above enume.tied. Is reGuited TO establish
the same 20 the satisfaction OF the Register and
Receiver of the proper Land Office. aud II ke
PAYMENT therefor. as soon as practicable, after
seeing this notice, and before the day aPqoinisd
for the .sommencemene, of the Publit sale OF the
lands embracing tho ;r,is; claimed; 0:hcEwse sca
claim viii be forfeited. ~ .".
.-Er ~ JAMES II. PIPER,
Ac'iag Conais,ioarr Of tie General Ldna Qtfe..
September 5th, lSi6.-29-3 N.
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Nln Burtnr Afk.Asss.
HAyg Jest s7gusS al Tier Stess - AEiz Sired, .
iro-t ,r6 Scli asserted stsss ef rc-es, eeSss;
I-r ptrt a tie fcllosiE- ariiri,, ell o- wv g
Nh ca they ErsFsr.s t. -, sbssY "a he cao-FS'I
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-26
NOTICE.

yyNAhE NOTICE that application Will y MADE BY
! a. 20 the Honorable Probate Court Of Crawford
C6UHv State Of Arksnsas for the sale o. the following
negroes the property OF the estate OF lshsm hzTTE,
5scd, to ~.;- James. boz, aged tesrs. Glen,
man, aged s. years; and Sarah, ! wou.sR, sgeG 60
year. slaves. HARDY HENS,
Adssi.jst-stsr o. IsSsr HzrTsH, deed
Van Buren, sept. {, A. d. 1915 80
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STATE OF ARKANSAsl

CEAwFoED C0-NTT:
Ia ihE CraE'ori CirrEu CSzri. 4EgEa Tsra. i.
D. 1915.
liIh cay 81 August, l>i6.
William ". BeHae.l. IosepI Bal
nett, ant FrederlcS " MOa.-
gOmery. merchants and plrI-
ners,trai.ng ans dong business | ,
together under tie name sud ! 81
style OF William u. Bennett s. - =
Co. PlaiaEs.
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SALE.

L,nrR and by ,Irtue oi { decree rendered by
". Honorahi- th- CIrcuH Court If Nnsn,n, :
c..,,y n, lht. Ma, Irrm thereof A. d. iSii,
s.s.lo.ure Of a certain MoTtgASI executed bv
- Broii. to tue Z at E,!u- Bank o. IA c
oTArsanSis in ia,'"' of tue rru>trrs II sad
.,,;n., Lpdosck BrniIe. LrruUs [. Pleas.
t William I. Grahim, a. Commissioner
.,,,j in sail decree. ~ oi-r TOR sale and
I, ,,hlic sale. {, IN. hrgl'-si AMI last bllier,
IN in hand. at tn. Court House door of sal |
u, ., The fo.rfh WoHidy after ID, .toGrth
y. in Oeio5sr 4 b. 1916. between the
Il, i,dlrral a -. the following lands to VII:
/ soatb.wps, qlrr.or Of ,..rn f'Ar ~. AMI
.,n,b ives, quarter 1t la- 1'-'r S.s' 0r.rt.r
zion four ~. and TIE "v,t h'.i 60" san. d
.ur,pr of SECTION seventeen ~. go
[r,bip fourteen III. nnrth Ut n,nI~ Ih','N-'
1 IaI situate IN the County oi Wa~mn-a'l D.,
sta,e Of Arkansas; for Iha payment of t
n $3.50 with inlerr>! at Tie rat. OF tea pr
sm rer annum from IN, 3ri day of September
/. 1912 unit said debt is pr.d. ndjnd.ed by
S.cres lhi, 2Olh Seplemr.r A. ID. lsi6.
= .. EDW AID A. SCOTT.
Commissioner.
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NAlaTTO,

LOO. 81 NJ West ESQ Washington
al the ,Le Rev. Jro. HOleombs, Mr.. Samuel
h,o Ms. oeeta 5. West -
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PHILIPS & WILLIAMS,

II AVE .rst oPeaet =aasisE T;Sss. -issb 'hsy 80.
L \ inr sale On the ssme terms. I'D. a.Hr a.
Van G4ren, JG.y 18Th. leIE- - ~ E- 10
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STOCKING YARNS.

seLACk. blue. m,x,G. " bite -n,. Ousrt " onl
I'd yarns. for s4Ge IS WALLACE. < WAhD.
SEPT. II, '4j.--3O.
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1 Nd now on this cay came the sit Pain,iTs.
- BY NG'ker ami Green their attorneys, and
the sad cefrnIlu:. al.hJUgh sosma1y called.
CONS nj, yl. wholly makes G=faui. All iaus 10
uPpar and plead. OF Otherwise answer 10 the sard
paDIti. acton. Eaerroy the sad OainuEs' de-
ctasaIlUn remains against the solj GetcHiln.. un-
defended; It - therefore Cr1erei by lae cOur:
here, tlaI Iae sad defend 40, be no!'fed by Fu5.
Gallon, ina! lae SAD P-zInistfs' acton IS i5oG5-d
on hook account. for Divers gnots, E1rrs, Uer-
chand - and chaIIeis by the SAD pa .u:Eiis s"d
ana Delivered Gn,O the slIl crfrRla Bt, last .hr
amo1u, Of slii painutf, den7nl = 1886 - ceu;,.
sWOsD u; thai 40 aI'rc.....-.i issued aaIf =
hts estate. aui t11i UI..>s 1= -" agsr-o-. b.,
niT:s'f Or attorney. on Or gefDs- - t-.ri g., 90
Ire ncy. term OF ln.> corr. ucl q. -a--: AMI
oe he a: the CvIrI tips,s.. IN ~ crg-., -'.-.-
stld. "n The hrs; AoHUay Of February, 4. d. I>i1;
aud It : former Or5er-1 yy ..e c' ri h--a NJ =
copy Of this orier aaI u,.rc - ll>--:-. " tJ-'
wees s5cces,.rv.y. 10 some n-Ns..rs--r gr.;-I
10 TINS S:rie. - IIsI IA, ras; r.--r.5I in-re0. o1
made at leas; :a1rlv days usi5:. - irs: DAY CT
lie next lem OF Ibts coUr:.
A lrI= copy from the reco-5:
Attest; A. Mclean. Clerk.
Sept. l2:h lS46.-S0-is.
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NOTGR.

FENHE undersigned have th.s day associated
Il themselves together. in the Mercantile bust.
ness, Under the name and style Of Turner & De.
.anC. GEORGE TURNER,
LORENZO DELANO. t.
Van Buren,. Aug 2S.h. 1916.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

in view of past and threatened outrages, and every
good citizen mourns over the Dissertation of law.
We subjoin the last item of information from the
city of NauvOo:
Sunday Morning. nine o'cloek.-The whole city is in
uproar-he bell has struck call every TO arms,
and Of might moving hastily to the muster ground
The force in act Under the sheriff exceeds 600
men. They will move in two three hours towards the
hostile camp.
The issue is made, and in few hours the result will
probably be known.
Captain ClifIrd, formerly Of Quincy, who has been
deputized by the sheriff and who heads the New
Citizens desires say that he is the friend of peace,
and has done all in his power to make peace bot in the
present emergency both himself aud the New Citizens
generally, think proper TO call upon the friends of JUS
lend them their aud in the pro-
lection Of their property
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

From SANTA Fan extra from the Office of the
Lexington Express states, that Mr. Houck had arrived
a. Independence from Santa Fe, having made the trip
in twenty days. He is said to have brought intelli-
gence, that the authorities at Santa Fe were oryng
1t, and besides two thousand men then under arms,
The Governor had made requisitiOn for five thousand
men, from chihuahua. Every third man in Santa Fe
aud Its vicinity was to bear in its defence The
place was preparing for siege. Mr.. Houck, it is
added, expresses the opinion that COL Kcarney ought
not to take less than 5000 men on his expedition
against New Mexico.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
FROM MEXICO.

Protest against The Decentralization Army about to
march for MatamoraS-Paredes in the ascendant
Position Of The American Fleet.
The Charleston Courier has received files Of Havana
papers to the 10th inst, and translates the following
letter from the Havana Diario de Ia Marina " of
the 9th. 1t is day later than the by way of
Pensacola.
VERA Cruz, June l, 1876
TIE consus Of the neuter nations have protested
against the blockade of this port, declared the
Goth of last month by the commandant of the United
States fleet, which allows only ID days for foreign
vessels to leave the port The principal portion of
the American feet is now at Isa Verda, and the
American men-ut-war st. Mary's and Falmouth, and
a small brig, are cruising before Tampico.
Many families leaving the city for the interior.
We are here in 1888. with the only difference
that the Castle is in better condition.
After much delay, the Congress of the nation had
the first meeting the 9th, SenDr Busamente (the
ex-President being appointed President of the same,
and it is generally believed that Paredes will be elect
ed legal President of the republic.
II is said that Paroles will march to Matamo-
ras the head of a strong army the largest portion
composed from the body of troops called Reserve.
but nobody knows it. Gen. Bravo will occupy the
Presidency dd interim.
The suspension Of payments continues, and bust
ness remained in the worst condition. The Govern
ment had called meeting for the purpose of procur-
ing resources which believe hardly be obtained
because the clergy is not able to pay the amount of
500. 900 monthly, asked by the government; and on
the other hand the actual condition of the several
States is not such as to expect from them any re-
sources.
The death Of the archbishop was a heavy blow to
the monarchical party. Upon his death-bed the am
bilious prelate regretted that his life could not be
spared assist concentrating the schemes Of that
faction. With him the hopes of the monarchists
have died.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

PIRAcY.-A law introduced into the Senate by Mr..
Berren, Of Georgia, provides that the receiving of
any letters of marque from any foreign Prince or
State. in violation Of treaty with the United States,
shall be punished piracy, and the Circuit Courts of
the United States empowered to try and determine
accordingly.
0TThe Boston Post says there seven hundred
men at work in the Boston Navy Yard. Of these
between three and four hundred are at work on the
Independence and the labor is well disribu-
ed that all can work at II is supposed she can
be got ready for service in six or seven weeks.
THE MILITARY EXPEDITION TO SANTA FE.- The
Expedition to Santa Fe. under Col. Kearney, ordered
by our government will have TO travel more than a
thousand miles before reaching Its destination The
distance from ST. Louis to Independence is $50 miles,
and thence TO Santa Fe TO miles. The trip across
is performed under favorable circumstances in about
forty days.
Samuel Dexter, the great Federalist, amazed his
party in 1914, by dsowning them because they dis
owned the country. His memorable words will not
soon be forgotten. He said
In your opposition 10 the Administration you hare
forgotten your country, and condemned yourselves"
How the past sometimes rebukes the present.
The commission of brevet Major General for Gen.
eral Taylor, (says the Baltimore Sum- arrived IN New
Orleans the 18th inst 1t was sent to the General
by his son, who happened to be in New Orleans at
the time, OH his way to his fathers camp.
Caleb ]. McNulty is private in the Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, volunteers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

OHIo VoLUNrEERs-A correspondent of the Ohio
Press, writing from Camp Washington, under date Of
June Is, says
There are about three thousand troops here at
this time, leaving a surplus after supplying the
Roqusition of about six hundred who received their
discharge this morning. Three regiments are now
formed. When the companies heard their discharge,
more angry set of men you never saw. Five compa-
MES from Cincinnati, which had been in camp three
weeks, one from Dayton, one from Bucyrus, and the
Morgan county Rifemen. are the companies that
were discharged. The company from B1cyrus went
to the Adjutant Generals Office, and tore the stars
and stripes to pieces. The destruction of the flag
created great confusion The companies had the
of the in their possession, and they swore
they would not leave the ground until they received
their pay. They loaded their guns and made them
selves ready to meet any emergency. The General
had all the arms belonging to the regiments loaded
Immediately; the old cannon was loaded with ten
penny nails, and all that wanting was the fire,
for it to have done its duty. The General then gave
them two hours to leave in, which they met to the
minute"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

MARRYING DECEASED WIFE's SIsTER.-A year
or two ago, the Presbyterian General Assembly (Old
SCHOOL, directed the Presbytery of Fayetteville, n c.,
to restore the Rev. Mr.. MQueen suspended from the
ministry for marrying his deceased wife's sister, II
they should deem it advisable. The Presbytery not
having restored him. but in effect petitoned the As
sembly TO do it for them, the Assembly have sent the
memorial back to the Presbytery, reiterating their
former recommendation, viz, that MIR. M'Queen be
restored.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

Twelve prvates belonging to the ST. Louis Legion
failed TO pass inspection at New Orleans-sx in
consequence of physical defects and six in conse-
quence of Incorporate habits. The number thus
rejected will be sent home at the expense of the gov
ernment. The number rejected is remarkably small
when we consider the haste with which recruits were
collected together