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NJ ShriVcr 4 Stelics Warehouse Mater sitcci.
~ llEN VIII take risks on buildings Of an kinds steam
boats aud Cargnes. factoTic-, Mills kcehoats. Flat
boats and Cagocs, SC. against loss damage hy hrc OF
The dangers and fer ri the lakes rivers very
favorable terms.
rIt . RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their AGENTS authorized make the following
terms " ith their cuss
Any person insnting single risk nv which No loss 20
the company y sustained. shall receive on an.
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ON nett premiums psid each year. amounting to
500 OF over l2l c cent GA do amounting Ia $500
over Is Ter cent. ian. -
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"a ~ NJ disposed ~ Iortian ~ nav store 20 Tn
llugho, j. j, h necessary Tor 20 have my h,is
moss settled upi all per.oH, therefore showing them
se'fef ietcd 10 the ufdo sigue ei.l rs s,s
count rclucs 81 ga make payment Ia. liuahrs
~ who - authorized go receive tie same
wheeling, Aug. -, 1870. NC LEECp
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STE AN POWER.

ffT manufacturing purpose 20 rfgri 60 srNrsa
dcfci iuns ~ uCctnicr tiic 1nd story I'd Iir fl BE-
dog, or On De gruund toor avery MOLE ate reut
Wheeling. AufIf s. fslF
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GAPS. GAYS.

a NJ in eoure 81 receiving vsfv large ,sf g..
refor sssortmom ~ Msns Youti's ard fH'Irsn-s
Csps, u every variety and sivis v,k ~ Fur Mphsr
10th Pmsh- Nelgei, Otsd Fhk mits'Ion. DE- auI llst
81 ai .nuprttirg a'iths fIYies VIZ.
Ihs Hineoid raifcr rafo Arfa fn
Iei a. and CASTOR Oregon az
p7rther with 90 ths sie snd approved rfv'fe ru N
which were pifshassd Vs. myself fori ne New Nafs
ard ItfierH Mauufeetufes f0r etsh. sid ttf0nl AZ
90 pef cent Tees tfan those vt1 purthase ftrtf rfa
farIir n ihe 20 aeon, consequently uy patron arf 80
who fryrf NJ vth their custom ssn haze fii- sfvsa
farr Don't forget SO call Al iF 81 fIHfra4 fE4 Main
Street, NJ Ynu wHut very good is or Ds5 a. en- rnu
SANITY snsfsrturng bale ilc NEST approved arInr
Fff ut the tf- nofefs hY see rert woft 40 MOST
approved fffuiDns. County ingredients rf1 rt.ff afs
lni ears iY ihe fIfep. fII picase srI III D..
prepared 90 supply tnCn better frsu ffrg eau
purchase EAST " H. fiWFeUN
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LOOK OUT!
WNrER 81. cnENr cNslI

CLOTHING STORE:
SocoHd door bsiotr TIC United States Hoio
IIhssliur l.,
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GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE.

T-FANE spicedid stock 81 Ready Made Cio,hing on
30 bard thaithUy vii sell fsr t.'oW cost ~ make
foom tlr their NEW FALL STOCK cone ou then
!" ihe 'rsi door above The United S,a:es lu,c yon
VINO Wond coihe Yourselves ia tie Test amer for liz
We ""te}s nus - II HJSS & co.
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HORN RpOCk a. DILLON.
piIfMRERS

CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST.
II Asst SIDE MARKET 81 few doors t.ro,r ti.e
y l"si Dftce have supplied then selves :, i'b rr,..
ava la'1e "lrire, sud thff Atfes Tor the usiue4s in
superior style. sud tAfrr thrusc vcs thai with ten
ears M IkENtE hey viii Sc siio 10 fcuGcf tile
most gt icci "a isfsrfou.
hes csgfY tho House snd STEAM go ar Vfts,I
zinc ia all ~ hraurhcs.
LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
ny arrangements with ihc uanIfsttu4cr. We have w.
ceieod ard viii eonrisuty . fceevipr and ross-,l \,
supply he spVf fips, whne~a'e ana retail az She t,i
iualtiN' aud a. Tow as rsn i, bad ia toe country
ThVr have constantly ON hand Uydraus n 10 .o. en-
desc ff IONS, Isicrf kc''c-, water closets Saith tu q.
p, sud r'ld shower shs feforts fur tll atfnrs tHrr
ra arrArHfus, cad coffin. lnffnt hath ruut frsl nt
ot al fe, shec lead o any thickness AID worked up "a
ans manner OF flrn
kacr ruudur' 81 fhrpurH 'rs,rl lisr- ,5 rtr-s d.
swelling iDrss. m tbc couuirv.
~ri eriHr rarls Ter ruunfrt ecrs tfrfm engines q a.
All ofcrs .la kl.y received aut p4I.tus N ity4 Il
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09
Yucatau IndeDemdcnt!

The Yucatan schr. Joaquina, Capt. Martinez, ar
rived at New Orleans the Doth. She left Campea-
chy the 18th inst The Legislature at Merida had
declared the independence of Yucaan and its dsseve
rance from the Mexican Republic. 1t is intended
to appoint Senior Barbachano, the acting Governor
of Yucaan, President Of the Republic of the three
stars" Some of the most influential citizens of
Yucatan have not heStated to express the hope that
in two three years from the present time, if not
before, they would those three stars added to the
fast increasing number that now crowding into
the banner of the stars and stripes.
The U. S. brig Summers was the only vessel OF
war off Csmpeachy. Every thing was quiet. There
several Yucatan vessels at Campeachy up for New
Orleans and some two or three their way to that
port. The Joaquina came into port under the Yucca
tan flag.
Official dispatches had arrived at Tampico, that
Gen. Arista had been removed from the command OF
the Northern Division of the army. and Gen. Mea
had superseded him. There were 1900 troops only al
Tampico on the 6th-79 of these were runaway me-
groes from New Orleans and Havana. These con-
stitute the whole amount of the Mexican forces from
Tampico to the Rio Grande.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09
The Army.
COrrespOndenee IF The Ner Orleans Bee.
CAMP OPPOSITE MATAMoRAs, }
lime 18th. 1916.

CAMP OPPOSITE MATAwoRAs,
June 18th, 1916.
| informed you Of the departure of Col. Wilson
from this place, to occupy some post on the rive
above. This morning an express reached here from
Reynoso, the bearer Of which informed me, that be-
fore Col. W. reached the town, he informed thai
no resistance would be made to his entree, and he
took, as was done at Matamoras, undspued pos
session of the pace,thc citizens of which exPre
the most friendly feeling towards our troops. Icy
noso, as you doubtless are aware is 60 miles from
here, and within day and half march Of Camargo,
where it is proposed to establish depot for prOvi-
sions.
Another item furnished by the arrival is the fact,
that CanaleS the noted rObber had surrendered TO COL
Wilson, with ID men, saying they were all he had
under his command. He bad for long time been
the terror of the western frontier, committing depre-
dations upon Mexicans and Texans, and always mau-
aging TO escape both. Within two months he had
700 to 1000 men under his command the Arroyo
Colorado, 80 miles east from this place, and what
chance has lessened the number to 10, is quite a
mystery. He is proverbal for trickery, and has in
this instance no doubt deceived Col. W. / shall not
be surprised if his band with Rancheros, TO take
Col. w. by surprise, and put him to great trouble.
The time that Gen. Anaya attempted to revoutionize
Mexico In 1899. Canales had Coloners command,
which, united with about 500 Texans, went into the
Mexican Territory far as Salto, and when storm
ing the place. Canales deserted the Texans and joined
the Central party again, thus defeating the object of
the expedition. He hls long since been declared an
outlaw and would have been hung either by the Tex
ans or Mexicans, could be have been captured.
There was no certain knowledge in the American
camp to the position of the Mexican army, but it
was generally supposed to be at Monterey. 1t was
also confidently asserted that Generals Arista and
Ampudia had both left the army for the capital the
latter charging Arista with having betrayed the army
and Arista charging Ampudia with cowardice.
Information from another states that it was
rumored at Matamoras, the evening of the 9th
inst, that reinforcement of 5000 men under the
command of Gen. Arista had arrived at Monterey
The American army, under Gen. Taylor, remains in
the same situation previously reported, all in fine
health, anxiously waiting marching orders General
TAYLOR expresses the opinion that there will be no
fight with the Mexican people this side of the city of
Mexico. The. reports of troops concentrating at
Monterey is not credited at Matamoras.
The steamboat Frontier went up the Rio Grande to
Matamoras without any one on board who had ever
navigated the river before.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09

infantry. and though the fight went on, and the Next
cans behaved like men, yet the day was afterwards
with the Americans, and the result was the victory
of Resaca. thousand men might have led the
charge Of cavalry. Perhaps Gen. Taylor was the
only in the Army who would have conceived
and not merely conceived and ordered it, lut CON-
ceived also the admirable combination which faci-
tated and made it efcctual. With the battle of Re-
SAGA closes the first chapter Of Gen. Taylors military
career in Texas. We have little fear about the tenor
of the second
1t is stated that the Mexican battery was fixed
one, or protected by breastwork. If so, there
is but one instance Of similar exploit known to the
writer, which is the charge of the Polish Lancers
under Napoleon, upon the batteries which defended
the pass of the Simoserra Of which there is a--fH
description in Napiers PcRinsular Campaigns. They
taken by tho lancsrs, and held by the infantry
which followed at their heels.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09

The following bin, introduced by Dir. Benton, for
organizing and offering volunteers, has passed both
Houses of Congress, and is doubtless law:
BILL provide for the organization Of the volunteer
forces, brought into the service Of the United States
BIigades and Divisions and for the appointment of the
necessary number Of General Officers to command the
By the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the United States Of america in Congress assembled That
the President Of the United States be and he is hereby
hozed organize into BIgades and Divisions such of the
volunteer forces have been may be called into the
service Of the United States under the act approved May
thirteen eighteen hundred and foy-x. entitled Gan act
providing for the prosecution Of the existing between
the United and Republic of Mexico and that
and hereby authorized appoint by and with the
advice and consent Of the Senate such number Of Major
and Bgader Generals the organization Of such
volunteer forces into brgades and divisions may render
cessay Provided That the Bngader Generals and Major
Generals so appointed shall be discharged from service by
the President Of United States, when the with
Mexico shall be terminated by defnve treaty Of peace
duly concluded and rahed in case the bgades dvi-
Of volunteers any time in the service shall be
duced number the BTgader Generals and Major Generals
herein provided for shall be discharged 10 proportion the
reduction Of the number Of the bgades and divisions And
Providd further That each brigade Of volunteers shall
st Of not less than three regiments and each division shall
consist Of not less than two brgades.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09
II. d. a. =.

>-l< Members Of the Independent Order of Odd
N4% Fellows are hereby generally notified, that on
the third Tuesday, the Dist day of July instant,
during the regular semi-annual session Of the r. W.
Grand Lodge of Indiana,) celebration will occur,
under the auspices of Centre Lodge, No Is, of India
napos, and BY permission of the Grand Lodge of tie
State Members of the Order respectfully invited
IN he presen and Join in the ceremonies of the
sion WIN. SOLLlF AN,
J. z. CHAPMAN, Com.
.J,lv 6. 1876. j. B. McCHESNEY, }
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09

DISTRESSING AccIDENT.-Yesterday evening, lille
Lieut.. GEORGE w. Powers, of the Montgomery
Volunteers, on his way to the Camp, above this
city, accompanied by two three friends, the horses
to the hack in which he riding took fright and
run off, precipitating the hack into ravne the
river distance of near 80 feet with such violence
as to severely bruise his head and neck, causing
almost immediate DEATH He survived but about ~
minutes afterwards We learn that he was youns
man Of good habits, amiable and social qualities.
about 20 years of age and of wealthy and respectable
parentage. His father is a merchant of Crawfords-
vile, Indiana. The funeral obsequies 10 take
place to-day, and learn with the honors of War
We are informed creditably, that no fault can be
attached to the driver as he is of prudence and
caution, and the horses were usually gentle and
manageabe.-Ns0 Albany Bulletin.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
The Inproved Endi.ln vcgcrahIc Pin,


(MADE BY A REGULAR PLY siCIAN.)
Il most erceiieRt pleasant and nerer failing Medicine.
for The q. Ferers, .fgue. DysEspsia Indigestion,
C0stireness, Forh Stomach, Head Ache Lufuenza,
Impure Blood, liant If A2pefife, Horns. Coughs and
Colds, Liver Complaint. General Debility Pains 81
all kinds, Female Complaints md all Diseases hGt
IfHs,of any kfnd. can possibly cure
enious scrples VIII read the following, befe
ssars The iug,[ eeaied Improved indian Nege
Having mouths win had cough weak
table Pins but with eoa sweals aisa-cOuId not
smiths sugar coated Improved Indian Veg tsie Pits which re
stored health within six days and heeye Them to be The best
Cambridge, October 10, Isii
TIE Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills you sell well and
good satisfaction They sell rh' have had
EAIratt from Levi BoTetr's letter, dated
Canaan Maine, February ,, 1875
The Pills which received from you have gwen such ya,
unir, that thought best request yoa 10 sead md
''' Extract from William n. Packarl's letter, dated
Enclosed il the nsy % re the & Pii. Ny, Wi, rls
send me by another Tot 6or doz The, give good So
nAe Ie l% s TAN s.@s sr f. ss.ss ,s.
Your rls received few days and have sold sumo
OF them and have used e them ourselves ad think vel ia
'os s are ss y ss BE va. hay s sSa
dozen immediately and they give such universal satisfaction
that he has determined 10 sell no Other kiedo Oils
was aTain1 s% ssfn his Wife
performed alike wonderful entes IN tie town. aud entirely
aher pills, but should
'''' Extract from D panfn1liis letter, dated
Barnard, Vermont, January n, 1886.
Immediately Coated Indian
pills. Tse short nearly all sold
give universal satisfaction.
The South shows hat high estimation
these pills held: 49,
TIarper's Ferry, Virginia. 4 pril 81. Is45
Dr w Andrews-SI am in want Of more sugar CoaedIn
dian Vegetable Pills have in There has beeH
sickness have engaged pills out
Iclofe was aware Of il. fbe,.ae wef liked here
order.
Baltimore. April Is ls45.
BeHjamn smith, D-Dear Sri a ou
NrsSrs Swift and will
in the Coated Improved Idian Vegetable Pills have bot
10 ~ Owen hand OF the - gross send the enclosed
letter from Nj. Glider. II w ANDREWS, Druggist.
FROM The Nest
Extract from MessrsG & J ili's letter, dated
arch2a
Di Sm-Dear this day per express ers~s IL
your ndan Yegeabie Pills which very app-
had OF for time, and the calls ioI them had
frequent. called a speak
in when supply
four five. We The
highest opinion of your pills. and as pfusr Pleasure
Ell a that gives such univeIsa satisfattius.
aSTPRlCE - CENTS PER.BO&-<8
No COATED 1LI he wsnut the signature
inventor, Bepianh Smith, ID, President Of Tie New
York College of Health, upon every box.
elusvely the sale OF this medicine
Creen New York
Sold CRAIGHEAp. INDIANAPOLIS; WILLIAMS & MctLEIIAN
Franklin: W. MotNrs, Columbus BRowN THOMPSON, Cav
odsvTie aute r. a. ELDRtDeE, latiei
REEp Fort Wayne 4 oLLDAT Michigan CITY, RoREHr
MEEKLR w. ROBERTS, apOe and sold Throughout The United
States and Canada.
Beware or munitions FS-bmswasw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09

a MILITARY EXPEDITION TO CALIFORNIA From
the rumors in the New York Journals, and from
Washington City, it seems probable that a military
expedition is being fitted out for California. This
expedition, ii is said, will consist of force of two
thousand young men, selected from the best class of
mechanics and laborcrs of the middle and eastern
States, and will 90 in the capacity Of soldier and
emigrant. They to be fully differed and equipped
and receive the full pay Of U. S. volunteers, long
as their services may be required by the General
Government in their with Mexico; at the close
of which they discharged, each receiving three
hundred and twenty acres of land in California, on
which they bound to settle. The object of the
expedition is not fully stated. but it is probably with
view to takepossession Of that country and to hold
it kind of indemnity for the expenses incurred in
the Mexican war; at all events, the movement is an
important one and the possession of California would
be of immense advantage to the United States.
In confirmation of these Tumors, the New York
Tribune of yesterday says:
90 jonathan ID. Stevenson has been appointed a
Colonel in the service of the United States, and is
have command of the expedition about 10 be sent by
to California for the conquest of that country
The expedition will set sail, learn, about the first
Of August Whether this appointment is in the reg
ular volunteer service do learn but presume
t is the latter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09

AFRICAN SLAvERY.-It appears by recent report
of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, that
during the year 1884, nine slavers were captured,
with 2523 slaves on board. During the year 1913,
So vessels were condemned by the Court al Sierre
Leone. having on board 5000 slaves. From the be-
ginning of April, 1914 to the middle of May. 1915,
the squadron of cruisers stationed on the Western
coast of Africa captured SO slavers, Ii of which had
on board upwards of 1890 slaves. Of these slayers,
one of them had been captured and condemned eight
times one seven times two six times, three five times,
seven four times, twelve three times, eleven twice,
twenty -one once.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09

A SoLDIER's BRIDE.-We see by the St. Louis pa
pers that Miss Mary HImilton was married on the
It'll inst, at St. Louis, to Mr.. Wallace Mckenzie
The bridegroom is a member of the Laclede Rangers
and was to march within three days. After the
nuptias had been celebrated, the fair bride cheerful
said
J dnna ken that Hamilton or a Bruce ever fled the
battle field hid in the heather, and trust his clay
more will be star-lit and that lac may End a sunny
spot. in some dear cot, where shall sing him tina
guide aud Scotch song, i" The Soldiers Return" I'm
nae afeard o. ghaiss and ,ralocks when he gangs til
the wars. That Eagle bird will o'erluke Wallace.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09
E-EnlsWaEW
NOTICE.


~ appointed the &c Marnn of
Indiana 25h July D. 1885, proceed 10 sell
public SALE order OF said the following desc he'd
the pofey Samuel u CGnnlnshm late OF Hamilton
aforesaid deceased, therein vested ia
John Nanzandt, Leonard
the of John Beaver
Junior late county aforesaid decra ed tow; The east
quarter nen in township seventeen
1--WE
mill and mill Also, 81 much 81 the
northeast the secinn aforesaid might e
nv which and before the tenth day Of April,
the said named might be, erertrd
named ecR all Of which situated IN The sid
couny Also the following described tract Of lind situated
Indiana, The southwest quarter OF the
section eight OF township seventeen nsh al
range following described o land situated
in Hancock county, Indiana The northeast quarter OF the
townp seventeen ncf,
Of described &C land sitIaled
Hamilton belonging 10 Et1h Beaver, widow
OF Beaver senior late Of the cOy of Maroon deceased and
above naped the Ifoprurs uf the
half southwest
Of township nnTth OF
eNcepng part Of the lind IN Germantown The SAID
public mill and niH situated
between the Ockck and
fmr oclock D. The said OF land win he Od
In such parcels win purchaser not less ian twoiFds
the anp vane-one If the pnFchae money be paid
able months, oneour uefrs
payable
eighteen aud the Rn q the
shall unpaid nj the tune 81 TIE sale the
required nies with sufficient freehold
relief whatever from valuation
praiserent for the Of purchase
mo ney ch arises improved lands improvements
LtZARus D. WILSON, Commissioners.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT AMONG THE Jews. = A
great meeting of the Jews from all parts of Europe
has recently been held in Frankfort. Germany, in
which they voted that there is nothing obligatory in
the use of the Hebrew in their worship, and accord
ngly that it was best to retain it only in part as
badge of their nationality and band of union Also
on full discussion that the Messiah is already come
the present liberation and comfort which they now
enjoy being what is meant BY the promised Messiah
Also that there is nothing to forbid their freely blend
with tie nations among whom they reside.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09

Two MEN Saor WHILE RESISTING SHERIFF.
There were two shot in one Of the southern
ties of Kentucky, the lst inst. w. D. Dunn, Esq,
Deputy sheriff, went to arrest B. III. O'Neil for an
assault with intent TO kill. Apprehending resistance,
be summoned posse comitatus to assist him; and in
the attempt to arrest ONeil, who refused to submit
to the process Of the law, and who, together with
some of his friends resisted its execution, Benjamin
II. O'Nei and Thomas Risley shot and died
instantly. The grand jury refused to find an indict-
ment against the sheriff and posse.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09
Indiana Ashury University.

The annual examination Of the students will cimmence
on Fridly the 10Th inst. ensuing Monday Prize
Essays Will be read and Prize Destinations delivered On
the evening The day, the Alumni will be
nv r. n Hudson Esq Meetings Of the Philosophical
Society will be held Tuesday and Tuesday evening" when
in addition regular business OF esoeety aodeses
will be delivered by Hon. r. w. Thoui ron ana Jonn d.
Dillon ESQ The usual Commencement Exercises Will take
place ON wednesday 10th nst The public are respect
fully invited 10 attend.
GREENcAsrLE July 3. 1916. wv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09

OF The Indiana Journal relying on the same
source Of information of the Tippecanoe Journal,
asserted that threefourtbs of the Volunteers from
this county were Wings. Upon inquiry, we learn
that there is very little difference either way, aud
some of our friends who claim to know, say that a
majority of the company Democrats raefords-
riae Rerietc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09

ENTERPRISE OF THE YANKEEs-Since Matamoras
has fallen into the hands of the Americans some of
the energy and enterprise which characterize the
Yankees is beginning to be exhibited. A steamboat
commanded by an American, already makes trips up
the Rio Grande to the city, and some of the same
universal nation have moved in and opened stores
in Matamoras for the sale of cotton goods " cheap
principles about one third Of the usual Mexican
prices, but double the usual American prices 1t is
said to be an amusing scene to witness the crowd
around these stores composed of the mixed people Of
the city. Finely dressed women, rancheros, naked
indians and negroes all eager to purchase goods, and
iabbering good bad and Indifferent Spanish, with a
rapidity truly appalling TO phlegmatc Anglo-Ameri-
can. In the mean time, the " old established mer-
chants are looking upon their neglected stocks with
sorrow and astonshment although :hey have got the
greater part of them by deaudng the revenue, they
have cost more in brides to the cusom-house officers
and other Mexican functonaries than the Yankees
charging prices. This species of warfare is rapidly
converting the people over to American notions.