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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

81 AuIitor's OfIice. Ang. q IsIs

ID Auditors Utiice, Aug. 3. ls4s.
SIR:-By decision of the Hon. the
Secretary Of War, each soldier under
your command is entitled TO six months
clothing. to The amount Of s2l-all over
that they ara 10 be charged with. There
will be other charges. Of which you will
be informed by This office. You will
please consider This letter Your guide, in
addition TO the one you received from me
of the 3lst ul;.
Very respectfully,
JNO. NJ. McCALLA.
Second Auditor.
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a Lessen In Penderness-I onrs'.sk-

- AU@Ss2 An &c40SI1SsSs-i once ssk-
cd John ". Edmonds. one of.hs lbs pee
'ols Of Sing S,4g Prison, how il sss the,
a Wail-stfeai' lswysf, Brought into ,bsrp
e"l'isionl viii The world. had preserved
So much !enderness Of heart. my mother
". qnsksse.s." said be-. land serious
conversation she had with me when vas
Ion' yesrs old, hss sfFscled my Who'll. hfs.
hsd joined some boys who were tur-
neaiing kitten. We chassd her. and
threw stones .. her. ill We killed her.
When / came into the house I ,oid nv
mother what we had dons. She took ne
on her lap and talked 70 ma in such
'n2ylng, STYLE shout ny cruelty to The
p'or helpless little snun.l, ,hs' sobbed
as It Dy heat would break. After
wards. if | we're tempted /, do say
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Santa re. All accounts from G.s
keaney's army represent that country 3
a very undesiTable acquisition. I, Is nm.
IL for any extensive agriculture. as no.liry
can he raised except in valleys, where NJ
land can be irrigated. Ofeourse the ross.
Try can never have any heavy popularion.
81. Louis Era.
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Correspondence Of the y. o. JeiIersOaian.
Extract Of 4 ih9, datAi

sCorresrondence Of the y. q. JeiIcrsonian.
Extract Of ieiier, datt1i
"Matam0rAs Sept. II, 1876.
cit is agreed upon BY all hands that
we are 10 have fight at Monterey. Tie
Mexlcans are pouring into that place and
making every preparation to give Gene
raj Taylora warm reception. Il is re-
ported that detachment OF Gen. Worth's
brigade have captured Candles and iil,y
OF his band. saw two men from Camsf.
60, Who told ME tina, they saw man Jus,
from Worth's encampmenl, who assured
them tha, Canales had been brought into
camp before he left. General Taylor.
wan The last OF the troops a, Camarro,
lett ia hot haste for Monterey on The 5lh.
1.-The American citizens IN this place
are becoming uneasy in regard to their
safety. The guard yesterday found and
seized twenty-five kegs of powder stow.
ed away IN Mexican store. and are 10.
day IN hot pursuit Of more. A great
number OF strange Mexicaus are daily
making their appearance in The streets
since the main army has left. Our guard
Tor the last few days have been tiiore strict
and vlgiiani. am living next to the A.
merican gnard.house, aud can see and
know how things are going on.
G., w, p.
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AIEYIcO.

A Havana correspondent Of The CON-
meEcial Advertiser writes long lelleF 10
that paper about affairs IN the Island Of
cubs and in Mexico. but We STE nothing
in IL Of importance that has not already
been publishsd here. The correspondent
says:
aThe late revolution in Mexico is in
dee.l most important ane-moTe 90 than
any which has occurred since the achieve
ment of independence. lis IN evidence
Of true regensraiion and reform. The
principles manifested sre worthy Of 81
praise, and thus far they have heen esrri-
"a oui by the leaders in apparent good
faith. There il, 6rst. the complete Teslo-
ration OF power 20 the people; next. the
removal Of al undue restrictions upon The
liberty or The press third, just account
ability for receipts and expenditures Of The
public funds; fourth. the return 10 The
Federal system; filth, the union % fusion.
as they Term il, Of The army and The cigl-
zens. And notwithstanding there is a
military man at the head Of the Govern.
ment. a truly patriotic disposition is man.
iiested TO use The array as secondary alone.
and TO sustain the civil power. 10 the
appointment Of governors To the several
States. preparatory TO a thorough reor-
ganizaslnn. you will see the names OF but
two military men. and one OF them was
expressly solicited"
General Santa Anna has caused a cir.
eular tn be issued 10 the Governors Of tie
several Departments ordering them 10 for.
lid. BY heavy penalty. any public func.
tiOnary from interfering. either directly or
indirectly, further Than By voting. in the
elections for members OF tie new Con.
gress. This is certainly good begin
ming, and The principle is worthy Of &c.
neral adoption. Cannot our very d" De-
mOcrasic" Executive be induced to issue
such circular to his suboldinales! lie
has the example Of one Thomas Jefler.
son on this subieet--a gentleman whose
Democracy will hardly be questioned
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Liberal Observation-Disclosures year


Li5sral Interpretation. Some years
.lrce, MOrmon preacher was holding
forth IN the State OF Illinois, anu 10 sus.
tain some OF his absurd nolons con,ended
Tor liberal in!erpret,,ion of The scrip.
lures. After he had sst down, a dry old
citizen congratulated the congregation on
'he discovery: +" Gor." said he, i" we have
bonnidul land. and all We wan, is raier
po~er. Now (said he) the brother as.
'ured US that the scriptures are all literal.
and mean just what they say; and thew
say; /" tie thai bslieseth, out Of his BELLY
shsil flow rivers cf 'oaier." so, sll we
have to do for mi: privilege, is 10 rer.
Saads our believing brother 20 STAY with
u.s. and be placed on the hill yonder, Tor
me water power, and We will do The
grading he'e below, on speculation I"
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More Government Eanar.-

More Government Faper.-At Fort
Lea"enworih vast amount of due hills
nave been executed by the Quarl.r-Mas.
ter Ill payment of wagons and other arti.
Giles purchased by him for the United
States. This is another species Of 20.
vernmcnt paper. used as a substitute f for
money! aud is one Of the shifts the 90.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01
THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 20.-The river has fallen inches
opposite this city since yesterday morning and still
cning The monopolizes the river this morning rep-
deng impossible for boat to leave into port
At Pittsburgh "wednesday, there AZ feet water in
the channel and falling The weather quite cold
freezing hard
LARDA sale Of 54s kegs and III bbls No yesterday
IT.
HoGsA sale yesterday afternoon Of 203 head from river
dead at So 75aS4 div at 200 lbs SO from Butler county
W.T. gao lbs at 81 - l20 drove, So SlsS5, div
200 bs 80 av VT 242 bs 50 5othe lowest sale of the
500, VT 200, at S4 small lots from wagon at
50 90 to SO 81 mostly at and above 50 10. There
many in the pens and until moderate the ar
rivals will necessarily be lessened sale Of 1900 head
good bacon hogs yesterday at 81
HIDEs-A sale Of 90, green at 81 the general prices
CATTLE-A sale of 81 Kentucky, WI as lbs So 70
per 100 lbs nets 90 do VT $50 at 50 SIT 10 Ind do sane
average, at - Sc
TAILow-A sale of 10 bbls Nc /, at sc.
FLouR--A sale Of 100 bbs from last evening AZ
81 90 nsp and dvered as do this morning from store II
81 623
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01
Small Hills

A proposition will pc made this winter for an ex
tension of the time for issuing small bills by the State
Bank. We have only time now to say that we hope
no Democrat will vote for such measure.
We clip the above from the Goshen Democrat, anC
most heartily respond to the proposition, tina
no democrat will vote for such measure. The fac
is the avors banks receive at the hands of the
people the more they swinde them in return.-Delph
Oracle.
Upon this subject we have and again declared
our opposition to the demands of the State Bank
Day by day, additional reason to adhere ouI
course Let the Bank at once be admonished that as
fast her franchises expire, they will be reclaimed
and forever with the people Of the State whether
they exercised by Wings or Democrats.
Some of our exchanges of opinion that no good
democrat will be found managing Bank at this age
of Rag BdroniSm, while others believe that demo-
crat makes as good bank director as any However
this may be. we need not undertake TO decide,
but thing to evident, that they that ask
and they who give to Banks the power of issuing
small Bills not, when doing under the influence
of democratic principles, profess what they may.
We say let opportunity be lost to limit the opera
tons of the Bank within the smallest possible COM
pass.-Greencasle Patriot, Dec. 9.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

OThe Salem News, (whig) speaking Of the late cleo
ton of the Hon. d. Bright to the U. s. Senate, says
We consider this event poor compliment the age,
experience aleats and unceasng labors Of Gov Whit
comb in the Locofoco ranks. Is it possible that wing
editor has discovered that Gov. Whitcomb has either
talents or expenence' And why is the discovery made
Just at is time? Because the editor thinks mot that he
can disafsct him, butt tina: he might perhaps dsaffect
some Of his democratic friends in the State And this
very editor, who has formerly batiled him, bitterly,
and INCREASINGLY the editor Of the Bloomington Post
now thinks to gull his friends by little false sympathy
Out upon such hypocrisy. Hypocrisy Yes, it sticks
out at the conclusion Of the pery article where the
editor says that the result be accounted for only
because "they'' (he democratic patty "consder the
Governor the most popular IN their ranks, and
viewing the result of the approaching gubernatora cleo
ton very doubtful, they have thought it best hold him
back to for reelection that office that the editor
"reoices at the decision of the party, for there is NO
IN the Loco ranks he would rather see DEFEAT
Ed" Well now, Mr.. Editor where's your consistency
The fact Is, you were just glad that he was defeat
ed for the Senate, you would be him defeated
for Governor, if he should be a candidate You hate
him. not because Of any personal unkndness he has
ever done you, fo you know, your former townsman
you have for that but because he is
attached to his principles.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01
Song.
By ROBERT DALE OWEN.

TUSE-" of a the arts"
No, not when sun5eams gaIIy shine,
And garish day shows bright,
Nor yet when stars look forth undimmed,
Through calm and pleasant night;
Oh, not when summer breezes steal
Their sweets from bull and lea,
And crowds their homage lightly pay
Not then will see thee.
My love for thee needs not the sun,
Like July's gaudy fiow'rs;
It's emblem is the dew-drop pure,
That lives through Winters show'rs.
Enough for me of warmth and light
Thy sunny smile shall be;
Enough, when other ofbs are dim,
If thine look bright on me.
What time the heavens are tempest rent,
And sleet is drifting past,
When skies are black and stars are hid,
And bowls the midnight blast;
When shrillest shrieks the sea-bIrd wild,
When whitest foams the sea,
When loudest roars the lhunder's voice
That night I'll come to thee.
No summer wooer's heart bear l.
I'm not sunshine friend
am not one TO shrink away
When Fate's dark shades descend.
When other face than mine, love,
You scarce may hope to see
When false ones finch before the storm,
Then, dearest, look for me!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

o. The Vincennes Gazette copies article from
the State Journal in which, speaking of the late Sem
atorial election it says 1.-THE result of this election
will greatly astonish the rank and file of the demo-
cratic party, three ourhs of them no doubt pre-
ferred the election of Governor Whitcomb. But the
political trcksers, by resortng to species of man.
agement, characteristic of such men, defeated the
will of that majority, and they will be compelled,
however disagreeable the employment, to throw I'D
their caps in its favor
Gov. Whitcomb feels under no obligation 10 the
Journal editor for his compliment or sympathy if his
remark sdesigned such. The same editor before the
election warned the other democratic candidates and
their friends that it useless for them to struggle,
the Governor expert master of the lasso {"
and would 'whip the members into the traces " and
secure his own election, &c. &c. This remark was
designed By the editor to defeat him. and his false
sympathy after the election is too shallow to deceive
Every democratic member will bear witness that so far
from using any means to secure his election that
would justify the of such terms as the asso, &C.
James Whitcomb did not even solicit vote. Besides,
if three fourths of the democratic rank and file were
in his favor, why did the Journal man think it was
necessary to use the lasso or the whipi This is a
specimen of his inconsistency! He is not thank ed
for his compliments or sympathy The veil is too
easily seen through, and the motive too obvious.
If Gov. Whitcomb suffers injustice politically,
he viii look to his political fends for redress, and
not to his enemies. Sooner later the redress will
come. The Journal is only mortified to see the Dem
ocratic caucus principle established.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

OF We publish in another column, the first of a
promised series of communications on the subject of
the State debt, by "Agricular." Some Of our read
ers will recolect this signature appended
very sensible articles in our paper three years SINCE
Without endorsing every thing the writer may say,
we can safely commend his articles to the attention of
the reader as coming from a sound thinker. good
democrat, and honest 1t is well to listen to
such men.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

o. The relative amount Of matter in the State
Sentinel and Morrison's " Democrat" may be judged
of by the fact that Mr.. Buffers letter, which was
published in full by us, made little less than three
columns in the State Sentinel, and the document
made sic full columns in Morrson's paper showing
that in the space, give tcice as much matter
Morrison gives He will have to stir his stumps,
and spend few dimes if he expects to compete
with in the newspaper business. He will find 1t
less profitable that it used to be in old times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

The Tail of the Royal Family, thinks the Bank
will pay us all it owes If the assets of the Bank
all of the character of the Td1PS liabilities, we
should somewhat doubt the fact Can't have a
new edition now of the Hog and Cattle Story that was
effectually to humbug the farmers of Marion and
use up Mr. Todd!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

COULDN'T CONE IT.-An effort was made in our
State Senate to pass a resolution subscribing for
the Indiana Journal and Indiana Democrat, leav-
ing out the State Sentinel entirely. This measure
was sustained by the Wings and disafected Dear
born county Democrat named Buell. Bot all in vain.
The Democrats of the Senate would desert the pa
per that had stood by them in the darkest hour as
well the brightest. They voted the resolution
down.-IndidRd Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

The Royal Bank Paper, notwithstanding its pretend
ed alteration of Gen. Cass had not space at present,
to lay his excellent resolutions and speech before its
three hundred readers Perhaps they may have 90 re-
ceived Washington letter from the Gen, not quite
so BdnkiSh as they wish and hence are disposed tc
drop HIN, they would any one who opposes theii
selfish schemes. Great Democrats and CaSS men,
these Royal Bankers!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

Chapman styles us the Royal Family. We think
we entitled to it."-Bdnk Organ.
candid confession is good for the soul. But 1t is
decidedly in character for the tail to make the first
acknowledgment, as he is not far dhedd,-his Bank
not being so generally known as the State Bank of
Indiana. Go it again, Mr. President Pharaoh.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01
Deferred Matter.

potion Of matter omitted in our last to give place
to the excellent resolutions and speeches OF Gen Cass
and Mr.. Allen Of Ohio, will be found 10 this number
On the whole, it has list nothing by little age
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

RATrLEsNAKEs - His Lordship, Judge James
Morrison, President of the State Bank of Indiana,
calls one of articles suggesting the propriety OF
thoroughly examining into the affairs of the Sinking
Fund, RatLlesnake" article. You were never
more fortunate in your life, Judge in the application
of low term. 1t will prove, as we think you viii
be thoroughly convinced before is through with,
fatal to corruption as the deadly reptiles peculiar
secretion is to animal health Your inritation, as
well as that of some others, does very well as smoke
We have heard of another instance where funds
missing, and the innocent ones allowed themselves to
be searched but among them thought five or a
ten dollar bill was not much. Yet the missing funds
were found in one of his shoes. We have never
charged any individual with any improper acts in
relation to that fund and it only astonshes us that
some will catch fire so quick; go eff half cooked
and desire to be examined in their peculiarly pointed
out method. There men connected with that fund.-
who stand as high in our esteem as any Others But
this does not initiate against the right of the people
to examine their own matters they deem proper.
We venture the assertion without fear of successful
contradiction, that not member Of any committee
appointed this winter can tell one item of his o,cn
knowledge after his examination, that he did know
before. These committees can stand round and let
the clerks run over their 6dLanced pages but they
cannot-they have not the time, to examine the why
and wherefore of every thing, however much disposed
they may be to do 50. We refer to the Committees
directly, if it is not as we have stated.
There be DOUBT Of one thing. Those con-
cerned are in great haste to have the matter hused
There may be object in this, or there may be not
We still urge every true friend of the people of
Indiana in the Legislature to have thorough eranni-
nation-one understandable by themselves and the
people at large. If the has been well man.
aged from the commencement, such examination will
do it good. If corrupt, it may stop few from en-
riching themselves by robbing the many The idea
suggested by Judge Morrison, and the Bank Organ
that desire to delay such examination. is absurd
and preposterous. Is it not thorough and searching
operation which they dread, and which makes them
desire it done so quickly!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

We suppose that Gov. Whitcomb will again ncm-
mate democrats this winter to I'll the vacancies on
the Supreme Bench. Selecting democrats for Judges
is not so criminal matter after all The wings in
this county, at the election for Associate Judge on
the 9th ult drew the linz and elected Mr.. Archibald
Simpson, wing, over Mr.. Mayes the democratic can
didate. For conscience sake exclaim the wings,
don't suffer politics 10 interfere with the judiciary
Western Sun.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

Is 1t generally known hone many BANKS the Royal
Family ere engaged in! We have heard of Pha-
raoh Bank before now, of which one of the Family
is said to stand at the mead.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

A. F. Morrison says we cannot drive him into
the attitude of bank defender. :" True. He is al
ready there; though doubt he would like to be
driven into the bank itself, the balance of the
CLIQUE have been
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01
u N1T yONItNs
Terre Haute, Nov. 81. 1915.

MEssRs. CHAPMANs: Dear Sirs:-I see in your
paper of the 18th instant, resolution referring to
our relief and valuation laws, reported as being In
troduced by me, (Burns) -please correct The reso-
luton introduced by Mr.. Blackwell of Ripley.
E. BURNS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

McNulty's trial is now going on at Washington.
But little progress has yet been made We learn
from the Union that Mcsyulty has been surrendered
by his bail, and committed TO prison.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

COMING TO HIS SENsEs.-Morrison says every SEN
siblc dog knows his kennel. We are glad he has
found it out, especially since he last candidate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

The Washington Union contradicts the story that
the Secretary of the Navy has ordered the dscontn
uance of the naval apprenticeship system.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

0-The Louisiana Constitution question has been
decided almost unanimously. The votes Of all the
parishes, except Caddo received and stand in the
aggregate. follows For adoption IL, 277-against
adoption. 1906.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

VIRGIsIA.-Hon. WIN. SMITH has been elected Gov
ernor of Virginia, from the lst day of January next
The vote stood Smith a. Brockenbrough 40, scatter
ing 26. peterborough is democrat, but was pot
in nomination by the wings The result is of the
right characters and well may the Democracy of the
Old Dominion be proud of it,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01
Cincinnati Prices Current.

Corrected from the Chronicle Of December 20.
Flour city mills bl 00a5 25 OIL linseed gall O64aO IS
Canal wagons, 4S0a500 Salt KaDawha bush 23aO 25
Grain wheat, bush 0S5a000 Seeds, fax bush O0aIO5
Corn, 0.3ls035 Timothy, 250a3.50
Oats, 25a030l Clover. 5.75a6.OO
Hay, loose, ton, l3.o0al6 90 Whisky gall 0235a024
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

ave good reason why Chapman is en-
titled to all the patronage Of the public.
Bank Organ.
This is where the shoe pinches. Morrison has
long supposed that we were getting rich and this,
as much any other reason, has induced him to en-
deavor TO suppant BY labor by hard labor. night
and day, such as he never dreamed of we have been
enabled to make living, and do something to pay
off those who had made pOney purses for him, by as
Stunning the debts of the old Democrat office. As to
our gains over and above that, why, certain ex-
speaker of Ohio has lost in one night, than all
we can boast Of and Allick won it.