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sa,,59,e Rlllsss'BRIDGEa and EAsToN. The sqgerior
&fft q swift Steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
SON, Capt ROBERT NJ. Hill, will leave the ihtersec-
ton of Light and Pratt ST. Wharves, on every TUES
DAY MORNING, at Z O'Clock, for the above places,
and return the next day. leaving Easton every WED
NESDAf MORNING, at I! O'Clock, and Cambridge
at II oclk., and Annapolis at II oclk, for Baltimore
Passage to Annapolis, 50 cts.
To Easton or Cambridge, $3.50. ol7-dtf
THE MOSS ROSE AND THE LILY.
In gay partIrre moss rose grew,
Where near at hand, from n streams bTlLht bed,
A lovely, broad leaVed lilly threw,
Above the waters It's snowy head.
dispute arose between the pair,
(fhe words ran high, and were bite GALL
For Lilly said red was unSe emily to wear,
And Rose said white was no coinf at all
A gentle maiden heard the dispute,
And chidcd thf nj both in accents meek;
With sorrow and shame the flowers were mute,
And thcnCetUrth b,eaGed on WOman's check.
Bgt ever avoid the hectic flush,
And coughs and colds allow no chance;
To insure a cure u prevent an attack
Use the CANDY-made by HANCE.
Hauces Candy is sovereign remedy for coughs,
colds, splitting OF blood and hoarscness. PrcC % cts,
per package For sale by
New Drug and Medicine store, No 100 Baltimore
street, and corner Of Charles aud Pr SITS. OIL
RESUE GREATEST MEDICIEE IN rnE
q WORLD, for Coughs, Coi3S, .AljhnG, PAIN u1ai
Soreness III thc Breast, Ith2yoing Cough, ConSuap-
ton, HourscncSs, ami al d.eoses of the Brcasa and
Lungs, Is HaEce's Compound Syrup Of HoaJhouud.-
Price 30 cents.
I've been coughing, I've been coughing,
Al The Ht-lt ana all the day:
And I'm wearing, and IN tearing
All my lung and life away.
twill end me soon, aud scndme
Down 10 an unmclv grave,
Let some friendly hand atteHd me,
skil'd tie sufferer 10 savG
But, in brief found friicG
And, poor sufferer say, would you
Take 50 mandy llauC.'s Candy,
And his bloodhound SliUp toe!
HANCE'S CANDY and HDARHuUNp SYRUP,
two of the mos popular remedies ntthe age orcofs,
coughs 0ud COusumpl3ols aud all affections Of tb.
BtonCh'at ORGANS may he hao biz New Store No.
lGs 2A ."tNDRE- ST, between North and HOLIDAY.
tth OI stand, rcflcr Of PRATT CHARLES
8 : Baltimore, o3I
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FLOUR AT lew York Oh Tur-'. ~ a,arl;
900 bbls. Goncsec laur soil at : r., ga. h.!-
ders were generally ASKING more
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& SITS ANn SILVE SIR BULLION Fringe
QH Mrs. NIIKEE>uN has just received another
$ pp'y Of Go'3 lnd silver Bullion FIRING. 50 North
uewaid ct, d20
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MARRIAGE,

Should reflect that a sound AID body are the ID,s
necessary requisites to promote cnHnuhla hapgig@gF
Indeed, without these, the i0uLe, through ll.e We.
comes a weary pilgrimage, he prospect hourly hash-
ems TO the view-thc mind becomes Swallowed y ~
despair aud filed with The melancholy reflection, l4aE
the happiness OF another becomes Lughtcd With Dyr,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-08

ADVANTAGES OF COLD WEATHER. A citi-
zen residing in the northern part of the State
of New York, expresses the opinion that per-
son who will rise at his habituaL hour of five
o'clock (whcn the thermometer is thirty-one
degrees below zero by Fahrenhet's scale,) per-
form his habilual additions of the whole body
in coolest ,Cater stl brslSly about his affairs in
the cold air for two hours, regale himself upon
such u breakfast as circumstances demand, will
have enjoyed more Of life than in whole win
tel listlassly spent under the tropics
DR.. HoLLfcK passed through this city yes
torday on his way to Washington city; where
he intends giving course Of lectures. lie
expects to visit this city shortly for the same
purpose.
THE PURCHASE OF NAUvoo. The Warsaw
Signal says: Two Catholic priests passed
through this place on Monday last, on their
way to Nauvoo Their object was to ascertain
The particular nature aud amount NJ property
which the Mormons wish to dispose OF to their
church and on what terms it can be bought.
PENNSYLVANIA, The Legislature of this
STATE met at Harrisburg on Tuesday. FtndIcy
Paterson was elected Speaker Of tao House,
apI probably Mr., Sherwood President Of! the
Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fremont.

Letters have been received from Captain Fremont,
as late as April 18TH The unwarranted attempt to
drive Captain Fremont from the country has already
been alluded to- After having been ordered away by
Don Jose Castro, commandant general, Capt. F. ex-
pectlng attack, fortified himself about twelve
leagues distant from Monterey. Castro assembled
about one hundred men in front of the entrenchment
After remaining there three days, he concluded to
treat when it discovered that the party had qui-
city gone Off leaving old saddles and trash, which
the Californians magnifed into munitions of war.
Three hundred riemen offered their services to Capt
F., but they were declined.
| The movement against Capt Fremont seems to have
been directed by the central government of Mexico
but it is not believed that the people of California
entertained any I'll will towards him, would will
lingly have done him harm. His conduct in the
whole matter seems to have been marked alike by
courage and discretion. We subjoin copy of q
letter written by him the American Consul at Mon
terey when in expectation of attack, and received
by the consul in the evening of March 10. The Capt
remained in excellent health, and had gone North.
"My Dear Sir: / this moment received your letters
and without waiting TO read them, acknowledge th,
receipt which the courier requires instantly. L an
making myself as strong possible, in the intention
that if unjustly attacked, we will fight to ex
tremity and refuse quarter, trusting to country
ayenge our DEATH. No one has reached my camp
and from the heights able TO troops (witl
the glass; mastering at Saint Johns, and preparing
cannon. 4 thank you for your kindness and goo'
Wishes and would write more at length as to my In
tentons did Inot fear that my letter VIII be ntercep
ted. We have in nowise done wrong to the peopl
or the authorities of the country; and if We ar
hemmed in and assaulted, we will. die, every ma
of us, under the flag of our country.
i 49, Very truly, yours, J. c. Fremont
"P. S. am encamped on the top of the Sierra a
the head waters of a stream which strikes the road
Monterey, at the house of D. Joaquin Gomez"
II ,--. ~. G.. F.
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Death of s. Penn. Jr.

TheSt Louis Daily American Of the l7th. Instant,
cantains the following brief announcement Of the
decease Of one who, for many years, exercised muc
influence in the politics of the West
So The editor Of the Reporter--SaxpRAcH PENx
Jr, Esq.-is no more He departed this life yes
terday, at the age of 81 years.. Mr.. Penn has been
hong in the field, as one Of sie. abiest conductors q
the Western Press, and ardently engaged in tn
Politicai affairs Of the country in which he has exer
cised a full share Of influence. He was man Of
talents an able writer, and possessed of many good
qualities that will long endear his memory to hi.
relatives and friends"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25

uiIh 1regon Treaty was signed on the 18th inst
the senate for its confirmation" ." the next
In the House, on the 18th Mr.. Mcdowell of Ohio,
introduced series of resolutions condemnatory of
the Oregon treaty. The House refused to receive
them: ayes 30, noes 1l6.
message from the President, in relation to the
Rnccs AMI the tariff, -. .ntyo the Senate on the
The President strongly recommends reduction of
the tariff, and gives his at some length He
does not apprehend that the existing with Mexico
will materially affect trade and commerce with
the rest Of the world To meet contingencies he asks
for authority to issue Treasury notes. contract
loan for limited amount reimbursable at an early
day., He hopes that the war with Mexico, if vigo-
short duration-and he will be at all times ready to
conclude honorable peace, whenever the Mexican
government shall manifest like disposition. The
war was brought on by her acts. and whenever she
shall be ready to do US justice, will sheathe the
sword and tender to her the olive branch Of peace
The message is accompanied with long letter from
the Secretary of the Treasury and sundry estimates
from the War and Navy Departments which we have
not room now to specify.
After five Intellectual attempts by the Senate Z,
choose by ballot a chairman of the Committee on
Foreign Relations, the election postponed till
the next day l7tb). Sewer and Archer received the
largest number Of votes.
On the 18th, Mr.. Bright gave notice of bill tc
raise the pay of volunteers ten dollars per month
during war. - = a..
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June 18th, 1916.

WASHINGTON, June 18th, 1916.
GENTLEMEN: Pursuant to previous notice, Uncle
Mac, (as call the chairman Of the committee of
ways and means) moved this morning that the House
resolve itself into a committee Of the whole upon the
state OF the Union, to consider the bill modifying the
tariff Of 1912 The House sustained the motion by
vote Of 120 TO g. This was a test vote, as TO :
modification of the thrift and is better vote than
expected. l presume modifying bill will pass this
House, without doubts but not probably by great
majority rs the above. You will find the yeas and
nays the above question in the Union of tonight
and see for yourselves who absent rs in num-
ber) and what democrats voted with the wings. Ct
suppose they were Pennsylyanians.)
This vote augurs well for tariff action in this
House. Rumor says that some of our western demo-
cratic senator's are much outraged by the Oregon
adjustment, that they will not only vote against
the modification of the tariff but will also gener-
ally against the administration, on important meas
ures. | cannot believe they win be mad.
To-day Senator Allen resigned his position as
chairman of the. Committee Foreign Relations,
and declined serving further az a member of that
Committee. Gen. Cass, who as second man of the
Committee, was entitled TO become chairman declined
that honor. So tomorrow the Senate will choose a
chairman in place of Dir. Allen, by that rascay
mode for Representatives To- veter-the ballot Who
do you think will be chosen! Daniel Webster And
by whose votesi BY the votes of the wing senator's
and of those democratic senators, who preparing
to oppose the present administration because of the
settlement of the Oregon question. They vote
with the wings unknown TO those they represent, as
they vote by ballot, and then say that Mr.. Webster
was chosen by the wings. and those democrats who
favored a settlement of the Oregon question. The
object is TO put slur the administration, and dem
ocratfc party. | was a "a deg 40 min. till the
question was settle But could not go so far t.
put that sur my party and the president elected BY
my party. because of tie settlement. 1t is running
the thing into the ground.
A wing senator said to-day Nat from henccfortl
there would be sufficient number Of democratic
atOrs - ihe wings to den leading ad
min cure. shame. loot believ,
| it till /
A Democratic senator to-day said that Mr.. Polk
by the settlement of the Oregon question had mad
himself infamous.
Will the people of Indiana say so! Why if h
has settled the Oregon question: as we suppose will
rn out to be the when the injunction of
Is removed, did not 80 out of 80 senators advise hin
70 DO it How could he help it And how can
democrat sustain himself in opposing this admnstra
ton on such grounds! Yours truly,
TIMOLEON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25

The following volunteer companies, who reported
themselves in readiness to march to the seat of
with Mexico, were returned to the Office Of the Ad
utant General after the thirty companies called for
in the requsition had been accepted and ordered to
march to the place of rendezvous-to wit:
Franklin Guards.
William NJ. McCariy, captain John B. Campbell,
first lieutenant John NJ. Myers, second lieutenant.
Franklin county.
Rush Infantry.
N. r. Hayden. captain; o. c. Hackleman, first
county.
a. BoonriIle Infantry.
J. w. B. Moore, captain. Old company filled up.
Warrick county.
Yelo,c jacket Rifle Company.
Gilbert Budd, captain. Old company filled up
Floyd county,
s - Lake coeaty Ra'gess
y. P Smith, captain. Old company filed up. Lake
'00"'' Ia.srene. Volunteers.
r. G, Norvell, captain; J. F. McClelland, first
iiectchSnt; T. ]. Mattngly, second lieutenant Law
renee county.
Morgan County Rangers.
y. w. Cox, captain; P. Williams, first lieutenant
J. w. Ford, second lieutenant. Morgan county.
Rising Sun Grsys.
J. c. Wells captain. Old company filled up. Ohio
county. -
Decatur County Volunteers.
]. NJ Talbot, captain J. E Hansier, first lieu
tenant; ]. B. Lathrop, second lieutenant. Decatur
county.
Dewitt C. Rich, captain Daniel Byield, first lieu
tenant; J. NJ. baltimore, second lieutenant. Jen-
nings county.
Jackson Guards.
W. G. Laux, captain; David -Cady, first lieuten-
ant; B. w. Burwell, second lieutenant Jackson
county.
Clinton Bovs.
Thomas Kinnard, captain; James F. Suet, first
lieutenant Thomas Dunn, second lieutenant. Clin-
ton county.
Parke County Volunteers.
Jacob Oldshue captain; Austin M. Puett, first
lieutenant; r. NJ. Gilkinson, second lieutenant
Parke county.
Fort Harrison Guards.
Landon Cochran, captain Fleming Megan, first
lieutenant; James III. Mullen, second lieutenant
Vigo county.
Marion Guards, No. 2.
John NJ. Wallace, captain; ]. S. S. d. Cary, first
lieutenant; ]. w. Dodd, second lieutenant; Omel
Gregg, third lieutenant; T. E. Curral, ensign; (twC
officers extra) Grant county.
lflncie Guards.
David Kilgore, captain; Thomas ]. Sample, first
lieutenant John s. Garner, second lieutenant. Del
aware county.
Rio Grande Rife Company.
Ihornas Patterson, captain, I1eZeklah onook, nrs'
lieutenant; Robert w. Roberts, second lieutenant
Ripley county.
Madison County Cdualry.
T. G. Clarke, captain W. R. O'Neal, first lieu
tenant; r. N. Clarke, second lieutenant. Madison
county.
Henry County Guards.
Matthew S. Ward, captain; Henry Shroyer, frs
lieutenant Pyrrhus Woodward, second lieutenant
Henry county.
| PendletOn Inrinci6es.
A. E. Russell, captain; ID. Bawsman, first lieuen
ant; F. G. Pavey, second lieutenant. Madison
county.
German Rife Company.
! ]. P. Frank, captain. Old company filled up
Floyd county.
| KoSciusko Guards. -
]. B. Chapman, captain; E. S. Muerheid, frs
lieutenant; S. III. Collins, second lieutenant. Kosci
usko county
Making Twenty-Five companies over the requisi
ton reported up to the evening of the 18th instant.
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"a man Of words and nal sf-deeds
Is ike a garden full of weeds.''
Terrible CaIan,ity.

The Quebec Mercury of June I3, gives an account
of one of the most distressing caiamites it has ever
fallen US to record. Those who have read the par
ticuars of the destruction of the Richmond Theatre
on the 26th of December, 1911. will find the paricu-
lars of this present calamity but too faithful counter
part. On the 18th, the Theatre Royal, and several
adjacent buildings consumed, and up the close
of the account by an eyewitness, forty-sir dead
bodies had been removed. As our paper is going tc
press reserve the particulars for another number
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25

On Petition Of Insolvency.
Jacob Cru administrator Of John Cru deceased The creditors
of the said John Crull.
said Jacob Cu having filed his memorial this court
showing the condition Of the said estate and complaining that
property both real and personal insufficient the debts
and demands outstanding against and the heirs Of said deceent
having summoned show why said should
therefore ordered that the fling and
tendency Of said complaint be made known the creditors OF the
said John Cru deceased by publication Of this order for six
weeks successfully the Indiana State Sentinel weekly
paper published in Indianapolis in the county Of Marion in this
and that they be informed that unless they notify the SAID
Of the existence and extent Of their respective claims
fling the date and description
Of the which the be founded
in the Office Of the ck OF this court previous the final drou
Of Of the said deceden such Will be postponed
in the claims of dilgent creditors By the
l07-6wis-f Attest: JOHN q. BURNS, Clerk.
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NOTICE.


OTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned commissioners
appointed ~ the Probae Court o Marion county, State Of
Indiana day July .4si6 proceed TO sell
public said the following described
property Samuel Cunningham late of Hamilton
county aforesaid deceased whose interest therein vested
George Bruce his executor John VaDzandt Leonard Beaver
Beaver Sarah the estate OF John Beaver
Marion aforesaid deceased owt The
half northwest quarter nseon fifteen, in township
mill and gri mill. Also much of the
quarter might be
mill dam which before the tenth day Of April
A. d. had BEEN aer the said named day might be- erected
named quarter section all OF which situated in the said
described of land situated
n Hamilton county Indiana, towi: The southwest quarter Of the
quarter of section eight Of township seventeen morrill, Of
Also The following described tract OF ld situated
Hancock county Indiana The northeast quarter OF the
section township north
OF range Ao the following described tract Of land situated
Hamten belonging Elizabeth Beaver wdew
Of OF Marion, deceased ind
az
aforesaid OF land 0w the east half o the southwest quarter
township NORTH Of range five
Of the Of lind The said
will public auction the mill and gt mill situated
upon the said premises between the hours OF O'clock
Of said day. The said tracts Of land win be sold
will purchasers than ohts Of
appraised Of purchase paid
down. thereof payable months, onecuh thereof
payable twelve months and the remaining fourth payable IN
eighteen from the date az said ae and for the portion o the
the OF the sale
purchasers win be required 20 give with sufficient freehold
praisement laws with portion Of purchase
the improved lands improvements
7-4w E 5osEra so III Ma,SoN' co"is'io"s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25

iIAMILToS CoUsTY PRoBATE COURT, MAY ITEM 1886
Conrod Musbach, administrator the ~ John Musbach
ceased The heirs Of said John Acknowledgements for the
al
the insuency OF the personal estate Of the deceased 20 m
debts praying this the real
and appearing OF the that Ionah Hnkie
PhIip fnakse, OF me John Nh not
residents Of the State OF Indiana OF
the of The said
order threeeeks successh tie indiana staie
Sentinel spapc published Indianapolis IN the
said LOnah Hinke and Philip Hnkie
NAV the August teseo
to be held house in NOevie the second Monday In
August they why the said estate
shall the discharge of said debts by
The court unIO3 3wis Test: JOHN G. BURNS, Clerk.
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Firth, Indiana sat. ssr,nsl.
F0TtHt Ha'1Ha E'7e sf1D'1I
Addressed TO the Volunteers Of Indflp0s

ddfessed TO the Volunteers Of Indtap0s
Hark from Cnlumbsas breathing plains,
The numpet's blast swakes again,
And tie bold enthusiast strains,
To the ranks Of warrior mea-
And man, indignant man. swakng.
His sing Triumph proudly breaking,
With hsnds nom despus power unclaimed,
With sword BY iyant louc unaained.
Now the glad eanh 10 nderiug o'er
The tath eur fathers trpd beiorc- - -
List from the Rus mountain shade,
The funeral drum Of has played,
And from their native hills affair." -
Our armed egtps rush 70 49,
The sound the sound Of elashing arms!
That the sieed's waking ear,
The bounding pills., the wfd alarms,
That every desPots missions fear;
And vslor's hight, The patrcts zeal,
And vengeance deep that sets her SEAL,
u ; ala Freedoms spirit gudesthe sOrm,
And triumph hovers round her form;
And eonquering there win stand,
@1s Or pour hfe7 blood DER the land
nations tears win mourn the brave,
And fall Oh every heemans grzve J.G.k.
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| Tue. VoLUNfEERs.-The Louisville Democrat of
ibe 10Th states. that at noon, on the day previous,
twentyioyr companies Of the Indiana Volunteers had
arrived at New Albany, and were inspected and mus
tered into the service of the United States.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
&Four,b of July.

Measures to be taken to celebrate
THE Anniversary of American Independence! The
Sunday School children making their preparations.
Where the mechanics Where all! We under
stand that picnic, in real old fashioned style is to
come off," got up by the ladies, God bless them;
and by their invitation already received, we shall be
there We are fully advised of their preparations
but will most cheerfully assist if requested, turn
on our female force
Now, Ladies and Gentlemen, all Begin to make
your arrangements. Let all know what sto be done
Let us make it day of rejoicing and prayer. Re-
joice that we are free. Pray for the freedom of all
ensaved mentally bodily pray for those who have
left us, whether for the battlefield otherwise pray
for the continuance of the smiles Of Heaven on al
whose effort is TO do good, regardless of SELF ant
rejoice, REJOICE that enjoy the blessed privileges
consequent upon glorious institutions, of giving
thanks under our own vine and fig tree, and are no
near as bad as might be! ~
| Celebrate then the 18th of july that glorious day
by prayer and thanksgiving. Celebrate it, even
over hasty plate of soup"
P.S. Be particularly temperate, you young men
for it comes Saturday; and neither that day TO
the 4th is meant for bacchanal orgies, too Otter
supposed. 4
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MARION COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

For Senator, WILLIAM STEWART.
{ JOSEPH JOHNSON,
For Representatives., : DANIEL MOORE,
I THOMAS w. COUNSEL.
For Sheriff, BANNER .LAWHEAD.
For County Commissioner, JESSE PRICE.
For Coroner, JOHN THOMPSON.
For Prosecuting Attorney, EDWARD LANDER.
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State of Indiana--Tipton county,

IN TIPToN CIRCUIT COURT SPu a d. lc4o
Nam Monroe and Josiah He[n CAGncoy
NJ complainant by Earl s. Stone opnsei and
~ appearing from affidavit filed that the said ns Samuel
Josiah West residents OF IN therefore
the said court on or before
plead demur said bill Of compaia ame VIII be
for confessed against them, and had acoord
ordered that OF this published
Indiana Stale Sentinel weekly newspap and published
In the town Of indianapolis in this State, forum by success
insertions, there being pubnd d Upon
county this is continued. Attest
E 8 SIoNE, sol. for 5-3w ~. JACkslN, Clerk.
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or The Journal heads the wing nsssinations with
the worjs-"The Peoples Ticket" is the Journal
ashamed is it afraid of identifying Its candidates
with its party 1t must certainly be one or the 9TH
err and no mistake.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
H. G.. Duuniug.

"A Candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
viii address his fellow citizens, the leading questions
that agate the country the following times and places
viz.
At Mount Pleasant, Martin co.. Monday, p M, 29lh.
At Washington, Davies co., Tuesday, p. m, 30th.
At Bloomfield. Green Wednesday, p. m, July LIST.
At Spencer, Owen co., Friday, p m- ID.
AT Bowling Green, Clay co. Saturday, p. m- 4th.
AT Greencastle, Putnam CO., Monday, pm, 9th.
At Charlottesville, Montgomery CO.. Tuesday, p m, 9TH.
AT Lebanon. Boone CO., Wednesday, pm, 9Th.
Al NoblesvilIe, Hamilton co., Thursday, p. m, 9th.
QJFurther appointments will be made in due time.