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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-07
Galttnrore GcEtpper.
COMMERCIAL.

Review OF the baltimore Market.


F51 the ,Geek e7lRg Friday afternoon, hor Oh, e
Coupons. We quote &C.. with safes, ana arm
CartIe. There was fun supply OF Beet Calt T. .,
the scales this WeeN WIN good demand al "A ,ippr
$50 were l!ACu by ile pdC,Crs ami jUD nv the butch
ems, at rrles ranging "nI 81 80 to 81 ID per 100 lbs
on The hnuL equal ~ Sia9j25 MT The aver zee oi
sales was about c&2o, supply OF Live Hog large,
with sai's at -la %.
visions. I'M provision market is quiet and
sales iimr ed We quote Mess Pork at siOi !la- TO-
p, aud Prihe al 80 tSS %. New Mess Beef +. neId
al SlO,'3t.ll; No. la, e9Ie92 and PANE az ga
81 10. Inc sales OF Bacon are cpnhucd T., mod, "a.
parcels. NeqaoLe siias ats sa5!c; shoulder, 4gri3r
ann EtHi' Jt6c Lard Is rather duli---lnrl slIrs uI
No IA krgs a. 7!a72c.
Flour. The -four mltket il Grmrf and jnorc nc
ave VA SATURDAY lat about !. o. bG,s H0~u,i ST.
H,ands sold al s. SO ANA au Monday 800 bhs. mort
al lh- same pnce, On ues ny q lrW Iujs sofia Al
- 81 nut holders generally wore asklds more, ana
on "Wednesday lOJN BIO CdIusrd HIuds al - IHg
ana later IN the ady 1900 b1l5 So Il Al 500 HcS.rr-
day alb ut 1870 DllS. were iakcu . The SAM pl:C
while some hu.dFTs ,ie RskIng more, Tn" market
- GIm Today, Iul a. The steamer from Eutulc Is
momuRtOIly ,EpuCteJ, h0ld, Rs sud buyers are not
dtspOs 10 uprnle "a anycyicnL The recent pricr
Ia unsettled STA Monday upwards ui 600 ibis
CHy Nj Is nave sod al So 30, but holders NOW rene.
rally refuse To sell II mat price, the stock is IRE
ly T. CuCrd. No SUs Iue anna -four httr--ltI. wOlih
$3.50 Rye Iur scaiCc-Sa!,s at Sd. Sales of
Corn Mcai AT r3,7jaS3 81,
The Inspections OF the week comprise the followin
kluis amt quantities:
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|
erheretoore invented, As proof of the correctness
OF ms assertion, no publ advertise mcnt has been
made OF It's virtues since its invention from the fact
That few having been tried under the advice ofsonr
medical men, the reputation the article attained was
at once so great that the supply could no, be kent
up equal to the demand. Having now however,
erected large steam factory, and completed all his
arrangements to keep up constant supply for home
consumption, as wei az for expectation abroad he
mas thought proper 10 place before the public for The
ben INT OF those suffering under the terrible disease
OF rupture, the fact Of The existence Of an instru
ntent from which certain relief can be 0bIained
TINS TRUSS is warranted TO work well in ali its
parts, or the money will be refunded For sale AT
the manufactury of
c. e. RETNHARDT & co.
Cuiterand3urgiC a'InstIumental Manufacturers
No. y Light street
adjoining the Fountain Inn Baltimore
IL II deemed unnecessary to say more than to sinh
init the following references aud to add thai cerf r.
Gates Of cure may be seen at the store,
REFERENCES.
N, Is. Smith, VI. d., Prot. Surgery; Inn w r
DunhaT, NJ d.; Richard w. II al, NJ. H.; Charles b.
GisSon NJ d., Prof Of Surgery; H. Willis Bailey, ".
u, Prot. OF Medicine; Sam. AMMAN, NJ D.. Prof Of
ohstretncs Pennsylvania University; w, n, Handy:
M u Prot Chew; Prof ] g. S. Monkur; d. Mil |
tenberget; Drs. John and Thomas Bucker: DR., !
HIn,Le; Or Baer, and number of Others.
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VIZ ITHouT MERs uRY ORCopAv,.

~iIH0UT 1IERC uRx OR COPAvIA
soa v No CURE, NO PAY. The great remedy 70,
secret senses Of all kinds, and in every form and
LEVIED. MEDY, composed entirely of American Roo,si
iiaFenets among the Indians ell know rhnt thew
G,s Veherea diseases, without even the knowledos
,n ,e,eniy nr Balsam. The proprctors This med
ana ow offer TO The afflicted an opportunity heinz
eul, u avoiding The danger ofMefcnry and the nam
ho taste OF basam. This dcine is pleasant IN
'ie TASTE and leaves no odor upon the breath ~
prepared solely by RowAED 81 WALToS' md so,a
wuesa a and r. tail by Jos. r. Powand 7s Mark
snrn pe,Ia. So in Bstmore by N. N Robinson
2et Marsh Market Space; James SronSbns" 10y mg'
VW;osspay, Fels Point Gorden lotman, No is
----- seq
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MI I'D GLOVES.
Ne EA OF EVERY COLOUR,
Kses BLOND LACE, KID & SATIN SHOES. &c
Vfy LEANSED
~ so AS TO LOOK EQUAL TONEW,
All articles may be obtained FOUR DAYS from the
melett, unless otherwise ordered. The following are
he only Agents in this cityfor the above establishments
ELLIS s. NICOLAI, 50 Ballimore-st.,
nearly opposite HoIiday-st.
=. A. NlCKERSON'S Dry Goods Store,
No. So North Howard street.
l.. HAMMERSLOUGH, SO N. Howard-st
jal3 JAMES NJ. HAIG, No. l2l Baltimore street.
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STRANGERS GUIDE!

- MEDICAL NOTICE
AS so much imposition and gu ,ckery is pactised
upon those unacquainted in large city, all should
Know where, under affection, the. NAV be allie n
consult regular Physician, and one who has drvot
ca the most OF his life to the study and cure of Vene
raj or Private Diseases |"'
DR.. HARRIS MEDICAL OFFICE,
LOCK lntifmary, No. Is East Pratt-st,
seven doors from the Bridge
n Sign on Window and Door.
Dr. HAkkIS Is well known 10 the Citizens of Raj.
more, and Graduate OF Cambridge He is associated
WIN an eminent practitioner from New ORE; ans
mus persons will be certain a. find one of them nI
ways IN the once. Their long experience enables
them to have Medicines always prepared and nut nm
Tor dBerent PTlUate DiseaSfS-so that anv one leaving
me city ny calling at the Office would met no de,en
loh' me Medicines produce ~ sickness norreonire
low die! and hindrance from business Ten wears
PROOF ct their virtue before the public have given
mem higher standing than any other, in the civ
~ H. warrants perfect cure or makes no cbarpe
AZ weakness OF the organs speedily removed, and
IuI Vlgor restored. Gravel, Piles Fever and Acne
Dropsy, Asthma, and all Chronic Complains promnIv
treated, and sosn relieved. DR.. H. NAV be consulted
by letter (post paid) and treatment rendered
Iefms always moderate. Office with several nri |
'ate rooms, open from in the morning to III al ppht
~, b. Al! complaints in females skillflIIy treated
~ Dr. II. OhserVe--No Mercury, Balsam or dispust !
is "tAt ult arc useu by Dr H. jy3l
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VEGETABLE PILLS
FHNHHE GENUINE VEG ETARInp1

AN EFFEl,TITAI C,InD - n ID lie Fills
GLEETS, STRUCTURES, &c, Nc oF ", IN hhtEA
. a,eS ye discovered for the cure of these comnas
.e vegetable Pills have been the mos efraran ~
,ney nave never been known 10 fell faots aeroa.
men. cure. Ihey are mild and 81 , ~ to,ata Wv,
powerful in their action and ~, ,n.s u" yr,
p;1,F Hn"~eoge OF the most ininar ,rend These
are tut up in square boxes, ,,,I fTI d;,ectiens
Rs- For sale by J. O. 4 N. N,rormict NJ c,v.s,
g.. To; and By C. Wiseman, Lieht. ST.. oos9sit,
Fountain Inn. s'9'' "PP"''''
p, III Waeh'ng:hn-hyM n. Delany, cor. a. street and
and ~ Avenue, and by q. Scott, COZ 7th 81,
NJ" h'euue' FTce u box. jal7
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THE GREATEST INVENTION KNOWN
X e 1 " IL A u DTS
PATENT GLASS PAD DOUBLE AND SINGLE
LEVER TRUSS

THIS Truss, for the
cure Of Rupture, or
Hernia, and patented
by the patentce, Sept.
"a, 1874, is confidently
offered 10 the public as
the most speedy and
certain article for eff
fectlng the object il
DTniC sSps than INV pv
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NEW PIANO FORTE
" WAREHOUSE, I5l pRATr ST

HSA MiJ.f AND FANCY HARD w as n
IL &c House-keepers aud new beginners " in find
srfatiyo men advantage 10 examine OGr extensive
assortment of useful House keeping WARES be orc
purchasing. They consist in part of Tea Trays and
Walters; fine ivory and common Knives and forks:
English aud American BRITANNIA WARE; Ger,
WARE; Kitchen furniture; Wooden and Willow
Ware, BRUSHES, and every variety Of new and uss
ful goods suitable for House and Hotel keepers. Cal
aosues giving full description of the goods for sale
by us always on hand. " SUN
JAS CORTLAN & SON, No. Is Baltimore ST.,
90 Head of Centre Market
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ESALTIMoRE LOCK INFIRMARY,
~ No. Id e. PRA1WR Sup EE,n -

INEIR hIARX
Il" NO. 10 E. PRATT STREET,
MI, seven doors east of The Bridge
n' oluest institution in Baltimore for the cure Of
the secret disease ''o oui' VI
DOCTOR HARRIS.
c..n (SuccEsSOR TO DIR. HITzELBERanRO
ohalehges The world to produce cure more certain
sp my ana permanent than he now offers TO Inc
anlcted' His recent extensive medical tonr has mn
nni III possession of the grand scientific secret of
not only efadicang the lurking poison of yeneraI
neio, out oil restoring the shattered constitution 10
ts plistlne Vlgor. DIR. H. confidently assures the
Vlclihs OF vent real disease that he can in an nm
snort space of time, restore the patient TO
heaith without resorting TO the nauseous and
"eIs,Glous drugs too often administered by ouacks
j.. lmroIENCY, from whatever cause arising. and
,sa are various, Dr.. H edges himself to re-
n'c permanently and effectullly, restoring to their
llii vlgot The Virule powers. Those addicted to The
i"r a,y vice. or who may be suffering from former
"r"es I. pfosration OF mental and physical en-
ciges Won'd md it much To their interest 10 annIv
anmrt ny eter tpost pad) or in person. TO Dr. H. in
s "', liey may pace the most implicit confidence
,"l n"h.fane secrecy aud efficient aid Office hours
irol" A. NJ. to II P.M an, nV ,f
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD


FRIDAY, November Is.
s 300 Baltimore 6's 1890 o.
10 shares Union gank sri
40 RrlsIcrsiOwn Road Al
81 Susquehanna Canal, 81
Maryland 6'S closed ;o-day at IA asked, 76i bid,
baltimore CPS 1882 closed at IS askei, ga bid Raj
unoTe and Ohio RaiIrcad shares, az asked, an bid,
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I'd FREDERFCK,S
ANs PATENT CORPSE PREsERVER

The attention of the
public is respectfully in
Vlted to this newly in
vented apparatus; the eb-
ject fIr which il is in
tended ito perfectly pre-
serve COTDses from decay
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NEOORE'S PECTORAL MIXTURE. In
W offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that il is no ui,ack
emehy 10 cure all diseases. is it recomme uded as
cure lnf consumption; 1t is prepared from the re-
ccpl o. the late Or. Moore, of Philadelphia and is
cer'ah remedy Tor Coughs, Colds and Catarrhal
atecHons IL viii also be found useful in the Incl
plent stages OF Bronchitis Numerous certificates
could he obtained from those who have derived bene
III rom it' use, but II is deemed unnecessary as
tria' OF II viii he sufficient recommendation OF jts VA
lue as remedy III the 9bave mentioned diseases
foI SAFE by CHARLES D. BARRY,
nl2-u No IsJ Ratimora s,,a.,
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SHADED PURSE SILKS-A beauIiIu rs
assortment on hand and fr sale by
seI2 j. NJ. HATG. I33 Baltimore ST.
1APERHANGING.-The sub, crloerhas cor
staniiy IN s,ore select assortment of fin. and
BOARD PRINTS. CURTAIN PAPER, &C. All of
which will he sold at the lowest prices.
G3- PAPERHANGING done at soori notice in The
very best manner.
JOHN {. HOLLAND. IS Cav street.
oiS II near the Odd Fellows Hall
4 fREHORE'S PLAYING CARDS. On
~ c0nsisnmrn, and for ap m manufacturer. nrces
ny PBEDERlCK FIGKEY x Sons,
o<o TO. go Baltimore street.
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SCHOOL BOOKS. &7- Country Merchants,
~ Teachers and Others ATE now invited to examine
my large and complete assortment Of School Rocks.
all fresh and new and of the latest and best editions
Ia be sold at the very lowest prices
Every variety of Stationery and Blank Accoun
Books can also be had, really cheap, of
7. NEWTON KURTZ
School Bookseller staiioner and
Blank Book Manufacturer ISL Frat si
Eri " adjoining The Railroad Denot,
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DOCTOR HIJET

"A " hm IS Err OF THE MEDICAL FACCLT
OF NEW ORLEANS, Registered IN the 95th foli
also, Graduate OF the Medical Faculty of Mar
land, since the 81 OF April, 1879.
nRNpR ,rr,II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03
ahuse Of Coy. yyhitco,u.,.

The Bloomington Herald of May 18th, while be-
slowing It's laulations on Marshall in ostentatlous
and studied phrase says that ''Whtcomb is cold and
selfish" and asks to what benevolent object or public
work can any Of his friends point and say to this
Whcomb gave dolar whilst citizen here !" If
his friends went into enumeration Of all his be-
stowments it doubtless would be charged by the fault
finding Herald TO a disposition very different from
that charity which " vaunteth not In ITSELF The Her
aid itself admits that Gov. Whcomb gave conirbu-
ton to the Methodist church there, at time when he
lived sixty miles distant. We now challenge the
Herald to name single benevolent object or public
work. to which Gov Whitcomb's aid solicited
while he resided at Bloomington, and from which he
withheld it.
And we extend the challenge to similar objects
throughout the State. The ostensibe editor of the
Herald has not been long a resident Of Bloomington
but he ought to inform himself well of the facts, be-
fore he does act that reverses the injunction &c
do good for evil
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03
Late from Yucatan.

Py late arrivals at New Orleans, we have news
from Yucatan to the 9Th inst.
Ell Amigo del Pueblo of the 9th publishes the Gov
ernors message at the opening of Congress. We see
it stated that the Assamba would not admit the Mex
lean Commissioner, they were determined to re-
main entirely separated from that Republic
The editors Of FL Amigo del Peeblo suggests tl.a
the Peninsula of Yucaian WILL before long, adopt
important measures, that viii determine the course
It must follow hereafter. and how it IS 10 be governed
which, at all events, il believes must be much better
than during the time it was under the Mexican Gov
eminent.
Gov Barbacanos address to tie Assembly was
generally approved; Ii brealles liberal and patri
otto spirit.
From private letters, dated 18th inst we learn that
Congress still in session at Merida, and would
adjourn about the first of June, previous 10 which
they would doubt confirm the declaration made
some time since, Of the intention of the State Of Yu-
catan to separate from the Government of Mexico.
A revolution broke out in the Department of To-
basco about tie lst inst, h AIDED by man named
Bruno. The result not known at Campcaciy
when the Ventura sailed.
The Of the blockade IF The mouth of the Rio
Grande had been received at Campeachy, but they
had not heard of the actual commencement of hostil-
ties. The Nucatecoes are said 10 be ppo>ed TO rem
derng any aid 10 Mexico, IN OF wor with the
United States Great respect is paid 10 American
citizens and their properly Several vessels that
Gently arrived from tie United States. without having
furnished themselves with triple invoices other car
goes. which the laws of Yucatan require.
seized-the proper authorities Immediately gave them
PERMISSION 10 discharge their cargoes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

MAJOR RIyGGoLp- Never was a gun fired
the grave of better soldier. He commanded troop of
flying artillery which for discipline and courage, Is
not excellcd by any in the world. Indeed, we doubt
if there is such another disciplined troop IN any SER
vice. We have seen them, under the command of
their gallant and Inflated commander perform feais
of RAPID and ,dicrly mlnplyering taat. until then,
we had thought utterly impossible. The troop IS
composed of picked men, (mosty lrlshmen,) and the
horses are all prime, and well trained their
riders.
Major Rnggold had submitted himself. in his
youth, a and arduous course of study and
discipline He visited all the military schools Of any
note in Europe He studied at the Poitectnique, at
Woolwch, and other similar military institutions,
after graduating at West Point, and thus made him
self complete of the most approved systems of
tactics practised in Europe. He had infused his own
spirit into the under his command, who loved
him father: and well were they disciplined,
that they moved like solid wedge, and with tie
rapidty of falcon sweeping on his prey. Wher-
ever they brought to bear the Mexican force,
their pieces must nave done fearful execution.
We hope Congress will take proper steps TO do
honor to the memory of Major Ringgold, well as
to that of the other brave fellows who have died noby
in the cause of their country. Peace to their ashes
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

II Candidate far Lieutenant Governor,
VIII address his fellow citizens the leading questions
that agate the country, the following times and places.
viz.
AT Bridgeport, Marion county Thursday night June 4th
AT Bethel, Friday, O'clock, p. m. 5ih.
At Pie SAINT View Shelby CO Saturday | D. m. 9th.
At Greenfield. Hancock co.. Monday, D. m. 9th.
At Ru~hvile Rush co.. Tuesday p. m. 9Th.
At Conners,ilIe, Fayetfe Wednesday, p 10Th
At Liberty. Union CO.. Thursday, p. llth-
At Brook,iIle. Franklin co Friday. p. m. 18th.
At Gfeensburgh Decatur co. Saturday, p. m. 18th Z.
At Manchester Dearborn CO., Monday. | D. IN. 18th.
At LawrenceLueh. Dearborn CO.. TUESDAY p. m l6h
AT Rising On, Ohio co.. Wednesday, p. m l7h.
At Vevav Switzerland CO.. Thursday. p. 18Th.
~ Versailles, Ripley CO.. Friday. p m IGN.
At Vernon Jennings co., Saturday, L. m. Goth.
CT Further appointments will be made IN due time
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

SANTA ANNA AND Ills SEcRETARY.-Ei TEMPO OF
the 9th ulmo, states that Senior Don F. Lcrdo, the
Secretary of Gen Almonte had been arrested Vera
Cruz and confined in the Castle of San Juan de Uloa
in consequence Of papers having been found in his
possession which reveal the true cause of his
from the Havana compromising him to that degree
that he is to be forthwith tried crmnally. He was
on the llh of April, forwarded to the city of Mexico
strictly guarded. He came from the Havana, doubt
less OH mission from Santa Anna and Almontc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03
SUPREME COyisT cE INDIANA.
Gases de'crmined IT The Nay 7i,m, 1916
REPORTED FOR THE SENTINEL by A. NJ. cARSAHAN.

THURSDAY, My %
Croker v. Dunkin Error Fountain c. opinion
by PERKINS. J.
Wit leunable third Monday Of September when
the commenced lis September The secoul N
of The month, should upon motion, be pushed
Reversed.
The state Holio,cay Appeal from the Ispecanoe C. C.
Opinion by PERKINs, J.
ISL 1t is ne settled principle in equity that il first
mortgage stand by without d,-c,sig his ncnmbraice
while second mortgage adj ances his money under the
pel>ua>i that The estate liable for poI debt, II wall be
postpored to the second mortgage
81. The tenn ''sianiias" is used in law implying
knowledge.
81 surplus revenue agent a competent witness for
the State unless shown to be incompetent by the party
lth Parol evidence may be given o: what transpirci
the parties the execution Of the mortgage,
show notice and fraud.
9th. When a respondent bill in chancery possesses
knowledge Of the facts in controversy has DENIAL does not
require evidence equivalent that of witness
overcome it. Reversed JONES for plaintiff; BAIRD for
defendant
IVO5dy and another V. ickard Appeal fom the parke
c. C. Opinion by Dewey, J.
II several JOINT holders Of a promssory note
into submission arbitration with OF the makers
thereby submit question of validity Of
against such maker AMI the award be that the note be
invalid him, the award will not bear ac ion by all
the holders against all the makers of the note. Reversed
KINNEY GooKINs and BRYANT for the plaintiff; Til
for the defendant
ucCollough and others The Indiana Mutual Isu-
rance Company. Error TO the Union {. c. Opinion by
DEwy J.
policy cf insurance against destruction By fire Of the
buildings insured, gwen by the Indiana Mutual Fire In~u
Company, rendered void, by alienation of the
buildings insured
The lien Of Company such buildings destroyed
by alienation Of them.
A moiigage is such an Alienation.
The personal liability of the assured his premium note
is matter of common law ard not OF equity jurisdiction
Reversed. REID for the plaintIf, NEWMAN and YARyAN
for the defendant
D1ris v. Hubs and another Error the Decatur c. c.
O, inon BY BLACKBOARD J.
b foe granting motion Of The plaintiff t. set aside an
apprasemen &c and oI Older the Sheriff 10 II prop
without apprai>ement, due &c Of the motion must
be defendant. Reress sd. q. II. SMITH FOR
plaintiff CUSHING r the defendant.
Sie,cart Ve mHya. Appeal from the Allen c. C. opin-
ion by BLACKBOARD
sale OF zeal estate execution must be governed by
the law in force when the contract made Reversed.
BRFCKENRDGE for plaintiff JUDAH for the defendant.
Lane and another Y. For Appeal fion the Dearborn C..
c. Opinion by BLACKBOARD J.
The the above, conf med. Am med.
a. LANE for plaintiffs RYMAN SPJ9NER fo defendant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

DEPARTURES OF KENTUCKY TRooPs.-The Louisville
Courier gives notice of the departure OF the steamer
Diana AT 9 O'Clock sunday evening. last week, with
the following companies, comprising the right wing
of tire Louisville Legion
Washington Blues, Capt Ball.
1T German National Guards Capt. Kern.
Louisville Artillery, Capt. Howe.
Jefferson Riaemen. Capt Cope.
Montgomery Guards Capt Fuller.
On her departure saluies fired b. the Alex
Scott, and by the citizens Of New Alblny, which were
promptly returned by the Diana.
Tae left wing of the Louisville Legion consisting
Of the following companies, left FOR New Orleans
the \ lex. Scott on Monday week
Louisville Guards. Capt. Harper.
Highland Riicmen. Capt. II ton.
Kentucky Rilcmcn, Capt. Bullen.
II German National Guards, Capt Schroeder
The Courier remarks that tie Legion numbers be-
tween 100 aud 500 as brave true, and honest men as
ever faced enemy. In add ton to the above, two
companies of cavalry, numbering upwards of 200
men, viii be ready TO take their departure by the last
of the week.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03
Lors AS PysAAc SALE

By authority q he Ndfe n IldianH
% Indianapolis, known H'Spnt
Square being laid al" IN lds 10 WI The plan ct sad
civ will eAped public sale the first day ui October next nj
Ia bidder Terms: One tlfd
Of purchase none, pati d,an iid and
years the Of sale. Further particulars
mad knrwn q the day of sale.
bling the apprasemrni they VIII e
M office, until further orders from the
of of the Indiana iios
pitaI tor the Insane" JOHN EVANS, sec eiary.
Indi1 LAY &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03

The MEXICAN DECLARATION OF WAR.-Paredes
procamation announcing hostlcs against this coun-
try. and his having given orders TO the General-n-
Chief Of the division on the Northern frontier TO make
war on the American army, is dated - National Pal
ace of Mexico, April Odd" This was nearly three
weeks before President Polk announced that war exls
ted which fact some honorable Senators s,renu-
ously denied and could not reconcile to their
\sciences to admit by any vote Of theirs.