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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE


(MADE BY A REGULAR PaYsrc1AN)
Il ercelent pleasant and failing Medicine
for The Of Fepers. 3gue, Dyspepsa. Indigestion
cOsfireness. FoHi Stomach, Head Ache, Influenza
Impure Blood liant, Of APPETITE, HORNS. Coughs aud
Colds, Liper Complaint. General Debility Pains Of
all kinds, Female Complaints and all Diseases shas
Pills, Of any kind. possibly
NEED NoT FORCE TnEa DowN-Those who have eonsc-
s.ons sraLles Will Pssae read the following never before
table Pills for Colds rheumatism dyspepsia
my chest OF appetite used Wrgis indian veTe
tble Pills With cold ags~eould sot
smiLs coated Improved Indian veprabe Pits which
stored my health within siI days and hseys Them 10 Be tue hest
Cambridge October 10 1874 - o'AN'
Extract Q. Pages letter dated Bath January 1885,
The Sugar Coated Indian vesetste Pills sell
Extract frpu. Levi BOut,l's letter, Dated
Pills which received from you gwen such universal
satisfaction where they have been purchased and the sale has
Extract from William N Paekards letter, dated
Monson Massachusetts. January y. Ie45.
srEnciosed is the payment for the last Pills. please
isfeton have hand than boxes and do
. ~ EsisstiTo% Daniel Som. letter dated
Your Pills were received few DAYS since and we have sold som.
OF the and have used o them aud think very
smith Of Gee:ier state. n he has os and %se.
that he has determined q sell no oeT Kind ef Pills.
Mr. Allen Of Palmer DePO states that be was ve thankful he
n1s box Of these pills Immediately 1 cured her S also that they had
and wanted some agent for other pills. but should
' EItrael from Danfortl,s letter, dated
Barnard, Veuhout, January H. Is45.
Please send me Immediately dozen Smiths Sugar Coated
Vegetable Pills Those sent short time sce near all
{ and give universal satisiactioH
The following high estinaiia
these pills are held:
fIarpers Ferry Virginia. A pril 81. 1915
DR. III w hBdrews-Sir@5 q Coaied-In
dian Vegetable Pills have There
much sickness have been much
before was awafe of it. They are well liked here.
ORDER.
Baltimore April IS. 1885
Benamin smith, NJ D-Dear Sir- you on
Mess swift Bggs& Co. and win eleae amount
in the Improved Indian Veee1ae Pills have h
10 ~ d'zen hand of the p enclosed
letter from Mr. Cridier u w ANDREWS, Druggist
From the
Extract from Messrs & J Hills letter. dated
Detroit, March %,
DR. Smh-Dear Strive express gTos, f
appnErK-
had been &C them time
bern All who have called
pills IN the highest and when
toe who for box would hazel
highest opinion of pills, peculiar
sell medicine that such
9NTPRICE p CENTS PER BOXES
No SUGAR Puts" genuine
of the he inventor BeHamiz Suih D. President
York College OF Healh upon every lot.
Ofce devoted exclusively the Of this medicine.
/ l79 Greenwich street, New
Sold by CRAGHEAD Indianapolis; WILLIAMS McCLtiAsN
Franklin W. MoUNTs, Columbus BRowS THOnPsoE,
louisville; IIaue u.
Bauer ELDRDGE Loganspot J. NJ. DEFREEs Peru IL. b.
REED Fort Wayne AME & IioLLIDAY, Michigan RoBEsr
MEEKsR w RoBrRrs apoe and sold throughout United
! States aud Canada.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

ERROR CoRREcTED.-Our excellent General and
wouldbe Senator again. in his late letter to General
Lowe, has fallen into an error. Now we Generals
mar NJ, especially when not soup-eranuated
IL our bOunden duty to set the matter
- correction of the said error other
wise it may bring out correspondence equally fata
in its effects to that of the late Generals in higf
quarters and all hands get scalded with ''hasty
plates Of soup" General H. informs General l.
that he General L. is the 'odest Brgadier in the Di
vision" reference to the record will show that Gen
Wick's commission is some months prior to Genera
loves. We hope that this statement will set the
matter generally straight, and prevent a Genera
warfare And now have said all generally
intended.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
Fayette County.

AT large and respectable meeting Of the delegates OF
The party Of Fsye.,e county held a. the court
lS46, LEWIS c. FOUTS was chosen President, joins
McCosKEY appointed Secretary, and SAMUEL VAscE
Assistant Secretary.
On motion, Alfred Lader, Charles Hubert and Henry
Goodlander appointed committee draft pre-
a@ble and resolutions expressive of the sense OF the
Convention.
On motion, committee Of FIVE from each township
appointed nominating committee, for the purpose OF
nominating suitable candidates 10 ill the various Offices al
the ensuing election whereopon the several committees
were formed and retired for the purpose
mee returned, and reported by their chairman, VIM.
Post, the following list Of canddates to-wit:
For Representative, Robert Newton Taylor for Clerk
Lewis G.. Fous; for Recorder, Israel W Banham for
Sheriff, Samuel Reese; for Associate Judges, John J.
Burk and JamcszC Rea; for County Commissioner
Charles HUbbcrti for Seminary Trustees, DR.. Samuel
Miller, Charles Kimbel Lewis McCGrnic, William
Roysdare, and William Hart. for Assessor, James
Elliott; for. Coroner, William McCormic.
On motion, the above tcketw was unanimously adopted
by The Convention.
The committee appointed draft preamble and reso
luons reported the following:
WHEREAs, We, the Democratic citizens of the county
of Fayette, believing do in the right of the mass
Of the people to meet together for the purpose Of
selecting candidates TO FL the various Offices within
the gift OF the people, and having no'y assem-
| bled for that purpose upon the present occasion
Resolosd That we recommen nd for Office the selection
such en, and such only, possess the necessary
qualifications requisite 10 the discharge OF their duties 10
the station in.whch they called TO act
Resoped That we have full confidence in the honesty
integrity and capabiity of the Hon James Whiicomb
and we pledge ourselves support him for recollection
10 The -Governorsbips Of Indiana at The next annua
| election. = s;s..fi
ResoIsed, That tbe nomination of Paris C. Dnnnnl
ms candidate for Lieutenant Governor ct Indiana full,
meets our appreciation and will give him supper
| for that office the FIRST Monday in August next
Resofred That fully believe that the rights, inter
ests and liberties OF the American people are and vii
| continue to be fully maintained in the hands of jaime
i X. Polk =.
Resolped That this meeting do ADJOURN and that 1t
proceedings be published in the Telegraph, Conners
Il vile the Jefersonian Richmond, the JacksonIaD,
RnsbyiIle and the State Sentinel, Mt indianapolis.
LEWIS c. FOUTS, President.
JoHs MaCosKEY, Secretary.
! SAMUEL VANCE, Assistant Secretary
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
The Argentine Republic.

Buenos Ayres papers to the ID of May have been
received at New York. Nearly two months had
elapsed without opportunity offering at that place
for communication with the United States.
The mediation offered by the United States, and
which had been accepted by the Argentine govern
ment, had not yet been accepted by the English and
French Affairs still in great confusion, the al
lied powers of France and Eng being almost tired
of the war and its expenses. The commercial expe-
dition up the Parana is about TO be abandoned nc
profits made and all kinds of endorsements encoun
tered. The British War Brig Racer had her mate
killed in an encounter between of her boats and
the people on shore An Argentine schooner called
the Federal but captured by the allies and named the
Obligado, ran ashore off San Lorenzo, and was cap
tured by the Argentines, with all her letters and de-
spatches addressed to the English and French gov
ernments which give by means favorable account
of the prospects of the allies in the INTERIOR Intrgues
of the British and French in Bolivia Chill and Peru
to create revolutions and spread dssensons also
revealed in this correspondence. Great complaints
are made of Gen Paz for his want of energy and
activity; he is said to have quarreed with the Para
guayans, whose forces were about to be recalled
also with the Government of Corrientes, so sharply
that Captain Hotham had gone to mediate between
them. The defences of the Argentines at San LO-
renzo and other points the river spoken of as
formidable and altogether the letters describe matters
in very unpromising condition for the Allies
ment Of the COrrentes has resulted in bis being
stopped of his command. Montevideo has been in 4
state of revolution occasioned by refusal of the
authorities TO allow Gen. Rivers to land, he having
arrived from Rio. portion of the troops declared
for him and fight ensued, and several valuable lives
lost, but he permitted to land and has been
appointed Governor and commander of the forces. A
letter states that in this revolution company of Brit
ish Marines were drawn up with field piece at the
Custom House, only one square from the scene OF
these atrocities and several launch loads of French
at the Mole, but the French and English ministers
decided that it family quarrel, and they did moi
choose to interfere. The American consul's house
was guarded by detachment Of Marines from one O
our vessels of war
We think that this Improbable interference ofEng
land and France in local quarrel between the Soutl
American Republics is about terminating pre-
dcted at the beginning 1t will be lesson hereafter
to those governments to beware how they recognize
the nrgues of their selnterested Ministers in thos,
countries.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
The Volunteers.

We publish in another column General Order No.
T. issued by the Governor New Albany for the pur-
pose of forming the companies of volunteers into
regiments.
On a subsequent day, learn that the following
officers were elected
LIST Rsgiment-Jas. P. Drake, Colonel.
c. C. Nave, 1t. Colonel. -
Henry S. Lane, Major.
I'd Rsgtnent-James III. Lane Colonel.
M. McCarty, 1t. Colonel.
w. A. German, Major.
Sd Regimsnt-Joseph Lane, Colonel.
- Haddon, Lit. Colonel.
- Crayens, Major.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

FEDERAL WING CoNsIsTENCY.-The Federal Wing
papers are circulating false statement, said to have
proceeded from Daniel Webster that the Government
expenses are over half million of dollars per day,
and they groan awfully in consequence. We have
noticed also, that these papers harpng on
another string equally false That is that the demo-
cratic members of Congress unwilling and refuse
to raise the soldiers pay and thus add few more
hundred thousand dollars TO the expense they say the
Government is at. 1t would puzzle Philadelphia
lawyer to tell what would please such consistent
federal wings, always excepting official place and
plumber. The fact is, the expenses Of the govern
mcnt, though not fourth large they state,
necessarily very heavy. And it is also a fact that
democratic members of Congress DESTROYS of Civ
ing to our volunteers and the regular army also,
additional pay during the When high tariff
wing demagogue, Stewart of Pennsylvania, moved TO
increase the pay of the volunteers, it moved to
amend so as to Include the regular army. This lie
at first accepted, but afterwards withdrew. Members
of both parties then voted against this manifest unjust
proposition, well knowing that it would create dis
affection between the volunteers and regulars. And
they did right. In addition to the opposition of the
wings in the Senate this unfairness was calculated
to lose the whole bill. Since, Senator Bright has
introduced into the Senate bill for grant of land
to the soldiers This will pass if the federaliss in
that body will let it.
We hope the federal wing press viii keep up the
miserable Barnett game they have commenced. 1t
will save us considerable labor in the campaign.
Especially would we recommend to the Tippecanoe
Journal, to lie right out after the fashion of some of
its brethren; and not to head an implied sneaking
falsehood with ''It is thought " Is it true" &c.
This is worse for protesting christian, because it
shows wifnl determination to deceive, and sneak
ing manner of dOingit. plump lie might in charity
BIS supposed to arise from ignorance in professed
christian.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

RECRUITING FOR ARMY.-Lt. Van Buren, has
opened Rendezvous for enlisting recruits for the re-
gular army, to serve in the Regiment of Mounted
Riiemen. From what we have learned, we believe
this one of the best opportunities any Of young
possibly have to serve their country and
earn fame and money for themselves We shall take
pleasure giving full explanation of the nature of
the service expected, pay, &C., to any who desire it
and which information they may also learn on ap-
deayor in our next 10 copy the rates of pay, &c. in
full.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
NOTICE.


Office ~ hereby given that the undersigned as commissioners
~ appointed the Probate o codnp of
Indiana. will, the 18th of July D. 1886, proceed sell at
public by order said probate the following described
real the properly OF Samuel u Cunningham late Of Hamilton
aforesaid decreased whose interest therein vested in
John Nanzandt, Leonard
Beaver Sarah Beaver and To the estate Of John Beaver,
half O northwest quarter Of section fifteen township
and 5 a A Of
northeast 81 the ecton aforesaid might be
flowed By The mill dam which AMI before the tenth day Of April
A erfed
named which j. situated in
Marion Also the following Described of land
In Hamilton county, Indiana, Own The southwest quarter OF the
eight of township
in Hancock county. indiana The quarter
northwest quarter sectun fotcen IN township NORTH
,f range Also the fuwn described Il Situated
Hamilton, Elizabeth Drawer,
and above the
aforesaid cs Of land inw the ea half of the sOuhwe quarter
township north. Of
sale will be at public aucn at the mill and gist min
the said premises between the hours len Ork m and
fnIr said The said
the appraised fourth f
down. fourth thereof payable six months oneoun thereof
payable mnIs and
nc
ITcl~e hch Shainan unpaid the
purchasers viii I've required with sufficient rerhld
security. able wihOu relief
date purcfrrse
LAZARUS 8sWffS0Nsftss :
Nv Z CoIlmI<SIrnEs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
Wabash College.

The anniversary Of this institution oc-
of Thursday, the 23d of July. There will be prize
speaking by under graduates The Monday evening pre-
vious. On Tuesday morning the Academy of science "
will hold its annual meeting. The exercises will be
address by g. Van Ssnvoord, Esq., of Lafayette and the
reading of scientific papers by other gentlemen The
Society of Inquiry the Columbian Institute, and the Eu
phronian Society will be addressed respectively Tues
day afternoon Tuesday evening. and Wednesday eve
ning by Rev. III. Curtis. of Madison, Hon. Godlove 5.
Ortiz of Lafayette, and Hon. r. W. Thompson, of Tere
Haute The Grafton before the Alumni will be delivered
Wednesday morning. by A. NJ Csrnahan, Esq, OF
Indians polls. The Junior exhibition will take place
Wednesday afternoon. The appropriate exercises Of CON-
Thursday to commence at 9o'rIock, A. NJ
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
STATE of Iudiana--Tiptan co,1uty. 6

In TsrroS CrRcrII Goes, A. D. 1e46.
F4dn<rs SawHe fpRyVe and Josiah Ckanoep
NOV oes The aRan ~ Earl s. Sonr her counsel and n
sfearine aash fled defendants samne
and Iasa West residents
Hdeed that unless the sad defnts appear hr
the sn eo hefHe The fs day of the thereof ard
plead deinu Vi hill o complaint " I'M h.
f confessed araIn he acrrd
ingy Al further teft sat Of this order published IN
the Indiana STATE senins aweeky printed
In the town OF indianapolis n this State T WEEKS M rc
sive weekly insertions. there being In n ~
county and this nurd. Attest:
E.s sTOss, sol. for comp. s-3w k.JsCKsoS. ckrk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

0FSOme of the Wing papers are nOiO very much
shocked at the terms of the Oregon treaty. For in
stance, the Rockville American says
"The Oregon question is settled. British diploma.
cy has triumphed over our administration We have
surrendered every thing"
The National Intelligencer, on. the other hand
says
son the whole, as we understand it, England has
assented to terms not quite favorable as were
offered in Mr.. Gallatin's proposition in 1927 .;
What does the American think of this iass. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

E-Too many souP-erfiuous jokes are made at the
expense OF General Scott, in our humble opinion
Here Is the very latest " Gen. SCOTS fame rests on
foundation too firm to be shaken remarked one of
MS admirers Yesterday " The foundation will do, !"
said by-stander but it has most rickety soup
ers ructure."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
N.rThe conduct of some Of our papers, in attack

0cFThe conduct of some of our papers, in attack
ing their own country on account of the war with
Mexico, is infamous and disgusting. The Toronto
Examiner Of Canada, puts them 10 shame in the fol-
lowing paragraph:
Sincerely dow hope, that, when the Americans find
themselves position to actwith forbearance and
magnanimity towards weak, but, ice freely admit,
insolent foe, they will have the true courage and
greatness of mind act with generosity towards the
enemy. For the sake of humanity, this should be
done. The Americans, we are aware have been forced
into the war;" &c -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

eve much fear the Wings of this State will be
caught mapping in the present contest for Governor
-GrubbS'S Indiana Courier, June "a
What crying Peccari at this early day Grubbs
is right however; for though but a young coon, be
has shown more sense and judgment in his editorial
career than any other wing editor in the State not
excepting friend Clarkson. Grubbs sees that the
present campaign is led of on the Barnett principle,
so far as the leading wing press is concerned. He
sees that knoV it. Hence he would, publicly, if
he dared caution his brethren to change their policy
and instead of fighting for the country and democra-
cy to change their batteries, and aim them at those
who are safe and laughing at their wide AIM" No
thing like good driA, Grubbs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

BREAK IN THE CANAL.-Quite an extensive breach
in the Central Canal about mile north of this city
on Friday night last large number of hands are
employed in repairing it but some two or three
weeks will probably elapse before the water win be
again let IN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

John Henry, of Mt. Auburn, Shelby county, was
recently killed by lightning. He was respectable
Rzcn.
Allen Montanye and William J. Miller of Switzer-
land county, were killed by lightning on the 10Th
inst. They had taken shelter under tree.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

GIVE hear that James M. Ray, Esq of this city,
was among those who were elected Directors of the
M. d. l. Railroad company, at the recent meeting of
the stockholders. We understand that Mr. Ray de-
clines serving in that capacity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
ADMaNIsTRATOR,s SALE.

NOTICE is hereby that the undo viii sale AT
~ public auction, saturday, The 25l a the hie
residence Of jshe Cox O Maron state q Indiana
caie gs,aud sheep. loise aud eesiE
farming utensils and hnhsed furntde er articles
leal credit win be allowed purchasers and With good setu
y will be required, payable without relief fnpf valuation
appraisement laws MICHAEL COX, 1dniaistratsr.
June 90, 1886 e-3w,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
EXECITCOJS'S StTF

NOTICE
~ publc 18th day September next
residence Of John Marion
CONSISTING In of horses es erp bees cattle farming UTENSILS
mill
WITH hule
place fe l5h Of September 10 O'Clock
All dollars, cash hand. Tie
rrqipd with approved freehold security without rer
fsm ~ ssyaaws.
Jaee 80 1875 EN- SINNER Esecurer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

Hon. Richard P. Herrck, member Of Congress
from New York, died recently at Washington.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
II. e.. Dtinning,

"A Candidate far Lieutenant Governor,
Will address his fellow citizens the leading questions
that sgate the country, efOOwing times aud places
viz.
Al Bowling Green, Clay CO, Saturday p. 4th
At Greencasile, Putnam CO., Monday. p. m OH
At Charlottesville Montgomery co., Tuesday, p. m, 9TH
At Lebanon. Boone CO.. Wednesday, ] p. m, Ssh
AT NobIesviIIe, Hamilton Co., Thursday, P. m, 9th
O1Further appointments will be made IN due time.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

ave warn our wing friends throughout the State
to be on the alert."-Ind. Courier
You do, Ell. That is locofoco doctrine, for we
have warned them thus for the last six years. We
suppose the Courier aludes the election; and
Marshal Tareen, alias SOup.-no, Scott, being hOrs
du combat, the rank and file of whiggery are to get
up some new man. We recommend to their consider
alton the Rev. John D. Hopkins -s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02

SELLING OFF CHEAP FOR CASH
EHNIE kofS
offers sell Very Rasod hfeeuth day Of
August People assured that Great Bargains viii be
and mistake Please call No. Palmer IlUue
s-3w A WILLARD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
Broken BANKs.-Thompson's Reporter gives thC

BROKEN BANKs.-ThomPson's Reporter gives the
following list of Banks recently exploded, together
with the price paid for their notes in New, York.
Lewis County Bank so cts on the dollar.
Canal Bank of Lockport, so cts the dollar
White Plains Bank, 80 cts on the dollar. -
Farmers & Droy., % cts on the dollar:
Bank of St. Clair, Mich, % cts the dollar.
Bank of River Raisn, Mich, % cts on the dollar.
Manu- and Mech, Nantucket, 81 cts on the dollar
Commercial Bank, Macon, Geo., 49,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-02
AD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

ETFERS &C administration e esiale Of John CON- te al he
county Marion Indiana deceased have HERR Erairi
undersigned The cf the rroai Of the aI county
Marion indebted the said estate required n make
paynent, having claims against VIII
n11le supposed 10 be
june 97Fls46 ? MICHAEL cox Administrator. S
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