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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23
FLOWER CROOKS.
HIST RECEIVED,

- JUST RECEIVED, %
IRON Axles and Springs, Patent Dasher Lea,
\ Their and Irons, Oil Carpet Cloth. Damask and
other Innings, FASTING and Broad Lace frlnges'
Coach Scanning, Brass and Plated Bands.
Tx. LONG, WEBB, L. co.
October %. ..- ~a4.... NJ W.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

OBTAINING in the Pos, ofioe at dillsss-
HI rough, n. C.. on the Is, day Of July, ls<e.
which II not taken out within three months, viii
be ssn. 10 the General Post dice az dead letters
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23

Avoid that which yos blame In others
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23
TO WAG0rGERS.

TNHE subscribers wish to engage hauling from
Il Wake county to Milton, for which Cash will
be paid. 80, -
BARRETT, EEUsoM, & HOLDEN.
June 2. .,v...-. .sf5'~ .ea.1 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26

THE ETERNAL FIRE MoNTEzUMA NOT YET
EXITING UlsHED- Lieut.. Emory, one of the staff Of
General Kearney, in his narrative of the expedition
to Santa Fe, says Ancient Pecos, once fortified
town, is built promonory of rock something the
shape of fort. Here burned, until within the last
seven years, the eternal fire of Montezuma and the
remains Of the architecture exhibit in pointed man.
ner, the engratment Of the Catholic church upon the
ancient religion of the country. AT end of the
short spire forming the terminus Of the promonory,
are the remains of the stuffa with all its parts dis
tinct at the other the remains of the Catholic
church both showing the distinctive marks and en-
blems peculiar to the two religions. The fire from
the stu burned and sent its incense through the
affairs from which preached the religion of Christ
Two religions utterly different in theory, were here
as in all Mexico, blended in harmonious practice,
until, about century since, the sacked by
the NavahOe band Of Indians Amidst all the havoc
OF punderng the city, the faithful Aztec managed to
keep his fire goiAg in tie stuifa and continued
until few years since, the band becoming almost
extinct. Their devotions rapidly diminished their
numbers, until they became few to be unable to
keep going their immense stua forty feet in diamc-
ter, when they abandoned the place, and joined tribe
of the original Monezuma race, the mountains.
about sixty miles south. There to this day. it is said
they keep their fire. which has never yet been extin-
guished. The labor and watchfulness, and exposure
to heat, required, is fast diminishing this of
the Montezuma race, and few years will see the end
of this interesting people.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26

spring. star in the forehead supposed 20 Be three years
old next spring supposed have the hstua appraised to
be three years old next spring, star 10 the forehead, II
NEWTON J. JACKSON, elk
Union County.
Taken up by George Hauenrdge Of Centre township. in
the county aforesaid the I'd day Of Novembe s4e
etay bay y three four old last spring the left
hind foot white whe spo, about the size Of dollar on
the left shoulder short TAIL supposed of BY
cattle appraised TO 400 by Enoch Ward and Alexander
ierson, this 18th day Of November 1885, before Justice
Elias JaIvelL EDGHILL BURNSIDE, elk.
Warrick County.
Taken Up by Hiram Bant, living in Anderson township,
Wauick county Ia bright bay mare with a in the
forehead left hind foot white white spot under her throat
saddle marks IS hands high. supposed to be yean
IS Lucer, before Moses Chk. j p.
Taken up BY George McNeely living in Shelton town
ship waiek county, Ia bay horse supposed TO be
Yeas old last spnng in his forehead bh Of his hind
white white spots The left side Of his neck shod
before right OUT appraised to $50 by John Griffith and
Stephen Ashby before Justice Joel Taylor.
Attest, j. WAITE B. MOORE, clk
Warren County.
Taken by Benjamin Gray, living in SIeuben township
Warren county, Ia, small bay supposed 10 be
or eight years DID, with dark legs and tall left hind
foot and right fore foot white between fourteen and fifteen
hands high. marks brands peeevsbe appraised TO
$50 Aug 2.ih BY Joseph H. Miller and John ThaDey be-
foie Cornelius eating, J. P.
WIN r. BOYER, elk.
BY WALTER p. MILLER, Dep
Wells County.
Taken up by George Wright Of jackson township Wells
county Ia on the 24th day oil Sept 1885, two esy horses
One brown both hind feet white above the
joint and left fore foot white, blaze in the face and ap-
peaance OF collar and halter marks natural troe
years DID, fourteen and half hands high appraised $25
Also, dapple gray mare III hands high years DID
natural iroer appraised at $50 by Samuel b. Arnold and
Joseph JOKES before Nun McInthe, J. p
Taken by Thomas Grove, Of Harrison township Wells
county, Ia the 30h day Of Sept 1896 dark bay horse
about 10 hands high supposed TO be 10 II years old
small the forehead appraised $50 Also bright
bay horse supposed to be six old, 10 hands high
praised S47 so by James r. Greer and John Ferguson,
before Nelson Kellogg, J. p.
Attest. BOWEN HALE. Clk. .
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26

Commissioners Of the General Land Office and he is here
by, authorized 10 employ suitable ascertain
and report 10 the said Commissioner Of the General Land
Office the of damages sustained by the respective
Of public lands township SOUTH
east the State Of Michigan for by their respective
aSsgnees and legal Tepresenatves by in Consequence
fraudulent surveys Of said township
If the imperfect false thereof and il shall be the
duty OF such person employed 10 proceed 10 such town
ship and upon view Of the premises aud upon hearing the
proof Of the parties in interest," estimate and ascertain
said damages aud report his opinion and decision thereon
specifying in his said report each individual case, and the
facts and upon which his opinion may be founded
Approved. August TO- 1876.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26

AMERICAN Consulate OF THE RHENIsH Provinces
The Journal Of Commerce has letter from Berlin,
stating that the Prussian Government has refused to
grant the usual exequatur to Mr.. Graebe Consul
for the Rhenish provinces not out of any personal OBJ
lection against Mr.. Graebe, but because he is an
American citizen, aud not Prussan subject. The
Government has informed Mr.. Donnelson that the
King would not receive any American citizen Uni
ted States Consul in the Rhenish provinces, but that
he wanted our Government to appoint prussian sub
Ject IN his place. II is be what our Gov
eminent will do. 1t cannot well yield to the bidding
Of the Prussian Government, as 1t would prescribe
thereby all our citizens, and declare them unit al
our own Offices.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26
The Death Bed.

SELECTED IN REFERENCE DEATH MISS J. LrsTEI
We stood around the dying bed,
or the beautiful and young;
The hand Of death her brow,
And on her falterDg tongue.
The fallen lashes OF her eye
Were closed but sweet smile
Hung on her lip in loveliBeSs,
Though her cheek banehed the while.
o. it was hard 10 see her die,
So young-So l0ved-sJ fair,
Ere yet her bloom had passed its spring.
To see Deaths & ger there.
The struggling sigh aud all was DER
The imprisoned soul was free -
Her hour had come that last still sleep
'Woke in eteIhity.-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26

beautiful verses has made essay Of her powers as
q novelist. novel Of domestic life by her, with the
title Of +" Woman's Reward " has just been published
by Long g. Brother Of this city. The London New
Monthly Magazine commends the work as showing
much skill in this department of writing and praises
the pathos of the episode Of Annie Morrison.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26

INDIAN JUSTICE An Indian was recently found
the plantation of w. c. e. Martin, of Rapides,
lying his back. On examination, it was found
that he had received four stabs or the heart
No marks of rencohtre could be seen and tappeared
evident that the poor fellow made voluntary
der Of his life As the tale runs says the Alexandria
Democrat, the Indian killed. formerly resided in
Avoyelles. AT ball play there, he killed one of his
tribe, and was persuaded TO fly from justice. He was
pursued by relative of the he killed, and traced
the spot where his body was found When oyertaken
it is said he made no resistance, but with Roman
fortude barred his bosom to his unrelentng pursuer
and received the fatal knife without a murmur
When the assassin finished his work, he mounted his
pOney and rode away, with the sang froid Of Murat,
when returning from a victorious field.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26
CONSUMPTION PREVENTED
Ry (l0lhtnn Marrui
FAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING

CELUMcEAP has the informing the citizens Of
a central Indiana that he h. nd with the largest and
bes stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
offered In this markets determined the
business land he world have done long had ma bern that BE
had the love OF his fellow he has fortune
clothing the naked feeding the hungry and dung health and CON-
fort the needy but he IS compelled suspend Cor the there
for se wishing buy Ia call In and examine his prices and see
how beautifully his clothing FITS Ills stock all flesh goods, ana
made the approved and for beauty Of H. elegance
materiI and durability, challenges world Call J. Lhe
Co Is Auction Room a be clothed. Very respectfully,
Indlanapolis. OF q. 1876 43n A. r. CELUMCHEAP.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26

VELOCITY OF CANNON BALL SHoT.- When
the mammoth cannon was recently proved of South
Boston. the heaviest shell was thrown about three
miles, and the time occupied in its journey a
minute and half Thus Il appears that its velocity
was only about double that Of some Of the English
Railroad expresses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26
JAMES HALL.

VI f. HA Mt ia IL U X,
No. Palmer House. Washington Street, Indianapolis.
EALER in and Manufacturer Of Re- dy Made Cthng and Keeps
- constantly hand o ClOh CassimeIes sai
Teed Vestng and Trimmings, Hats Caps UmTels Unof
Shirts Drawers Shirts Collars, Scars
Stocks, Hosiery Canes and Carpet Sachels supply Of which has
Just pun hased in the cities az reduced prices.
His OF IN the Gentemens Outng Line ~
found
factured and selected under his immediate inspection.
SALE articles for Merchant faioTmmnes,
Shears Points Scos Reports Of FASHIONS Squares and ses Tape
Measures lcrayoDs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26
NOTICE,

LII indebted Morrison Srann earnestly
N requested
have but shcu time AMER
om this date shall place all unsettled In The hands Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26
Tax New PLAyEr-Mr. lie Yerrier, the French

TIE New PLANET MIR. lie Verrier, the French
philosopher, who predicted the place of new planet
finds much trouble in naming it young parents
do with their first child ChronOs has been suggested
to him. but he objects that because it is Greek and
the other planets are Latin. Encke proposes Janus,
but lie Verrier will not accept that because ii implies
that there distant planets. He inclines
himself to Neptune-why we cannot see-but Nep-
tune will probably be the name of the new conner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26
Approved May 20, 1916.
No Resolution presenting
Major General Taylor, his officers and men.

No ia Joint Resolution the
Major General Taylor, his officers and men.
Resolved unanimously BY the Senate and House Of Repre-
seAtatires Of the United States Of America m Congress
sebed That the thanks Of Congress DUE and
by rendered Major General Zachary Taylor commanding
the army Of occupaton his officers and the oti-
ude skill prise and courage which have dsting
the recent brilliant operations on the Rio GraDde
And be further resolved, That Congress sincerely SYM
pahise with the relatives and friends Of the officers aud SOL
ders OF army Of the United States who bavely fell
in the service Of their country on the Rio Grande.
And be further resolved That the President OF the
requested The egoing
to be communicated General Taylor and through him
the army under his command.
And be IL further resolved, That the President OF the
United States be authorized aud requested have medal
of gold with appropriate devices and inscriptions
presented General Taylor 10 the name Of the
Republic tribute due his good conduct valor and
generosity TO the vanquished
Approved July l6, 1876.
No "A Joint Resolution individuals
peses incurred BY them under calls o militia and volunteers made
Be by the Senate House Of
Of The United States Of America in Congress assembled,
That Secretary Of be- and lie Is hereby authorized
and REFUND OF the appropriation
act providing for the prosecution Of the existing be-
tween the United States and the Republic Of Mexico" ap-
the thirteenth OF May thousand
upon by General Taylor and General Gaines for volunteers
incurred by said States and individuals fitting
and preparing said volunteers militia to join the army
under the command Of General Taylor to be settled upon
just and equitable principles.
Approved July 10, is46.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26

Gen. WoRTH merchants clerk in Hudson
on the North River, IS years ago.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26

Effects ef the NsO Tariff Antiapated,-GOOd seR-
ing at about hlJf their former prizes or ra'ue!!
GOOD style Cairo for cents, probably
VI Kind heard OF In the country Ext superne g. 10 and
Ia cts o Of Linen Camlc Hdkfs IS cts. Blue and
eohHed Jeans 81 and lbs
beached Huns s. and upwards all small advance from
New York package price,
The radcloths Cassimere
tonaby the best and cheapest brought Indianapolis The
the country
ihude) sO 10 Washington
have and them their
building directly opposite DaAe' you
Of che goods Tor sale by R. CASE s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26
SCII00T,.

a. H. KEITH would respectfully inform the citizens Of lndhnapo
NUs lis that the winter quarter II his school win
Monday, the nh Of December The Bapsl Cbuh
eleven weeks.
TUITION.
Reading and Spelling, 50 50
Writing. Arithmetic, Geography or GRAMMAR ; 90
Algebra, Philosophy, Astronomy,
The school win be entirely English and open Cor the reception
of both Although the school held church. nothing
Of sectarlan character will be permitted To nur shall de
mportlnce O moral and religious principles Considering lhs
eheapness board in the city, lhe residing the country will do well
a
indianapolis. Nov. Is. Ie46.-503wT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26

No ga Resolution and defct,v. r~. In
certain surveys pas and field notes
Resolved By the Senate and House Of Representatives. of
United States Of America Congress assembled That the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26

No. 5.-JOnt Resolution TO correcta clerical error.
WHEREAS occurred in the enrolment Of "An act
to supply deficiencies in The appropriations for certain OBJ
ect made for the service Of the sca year ending the
ihireth OF June eighteen hundred and forty-six ap-
proved May eighth eighteen bundled and forty six, by
which error appropriation intended for the support Of
the OF District OF Columbia appears an
appropriation for the support Of the District of
ia:"
resolved by The Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of Uaited States Of america in Congress assembled
appropriation Of eleven thousand hundred
dollars anl sxtyfour appearing in said
be for the support Of the District Of Columbia
tended by Cunges and shall be rued have been
appropriated for the support Of the penenary
District Of Columbia for the fiscal year ending the thtieth
Of June. eighteen hundred and foTiy-Six.
Approved May 10, 1876.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26
MI ADDISON AND CINCINN ATI
Steam Packet SMifIsure No. a.

Il. r. WRIGHT, Master,
GpSR WILL leave Aadison Monday, dnesdsy,
E-uf and Friday al o'ciock A. NJ. returning viii leave
Cincinnati every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
zs1>Is<SS<SI2 IL O'Clock, A. NJ
The stse No T. entirely boat and having been built
for the trade she arranged with especial view 10 accom-
mndaie passengers and shippers.
speed equal ofan Ohio
her viii uniformly
the Mail Boat Passengers intending travel By Rail Roai
main on board all night free OF charge within steps the Dspo
ready fol the inqt,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26

Nc Resolution regulating printing Of Congress- and
establishing the compensation Cor the
Resolved BY the Senate and House Of Representatives. II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26

No GA Resolution providing Tor temporary mail service Texas
eSoired by the Senate and House IF Representatives. Of
the Uaed States Of America Congress assembled That
the Postmaster General be- and he hereby authorized
continue the mail service existing Texas under the
laws and authority Of Texas such part thereof as 10 his
judgment the public interest may require. from
Texas becomes State in this Union, until
can lie made aud The mail service put in operation the
routes in Texas established by Congress its present
session.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26

MY very particular friend will please hand IN % my sore mat Ne
IVA Pistol, before begin think he meant % sea-
q connection. A ioke s joke, but ~ r.,po7-~
se-3w WI thLpVlF
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26
MUSIC BONES.
ONLY FIVE CENTS!!

SMALL Tot of music boxes, hich play all Of the p.
N negro Of the day. and will be sold ve-y cheap by
so w n TAiBO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26
WOODBURY. q SHREWSBURY.
Commission and Produce Merchants
MADISON, I.vDI.4.r.a. ?7


fuyiE subscriber viii favorable terms FsH tying i've
and half miles west 81 indianapolis and mile south o. me
proved-the is
situation healthy neighbohood good Said Farm has on conve
dwelling barn, and other oubudnss and good
apple orchard Fofahe particulars enquire Of The ns
Indianapolis. VALENTINE blhkiI.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26
OFFICIAL LIST OF EsTRAYs.
Clinton County.

CIinfon C0unfy.
Taken up by Thomas Low Of KIRKLAND township, on the
sh day of September 1885, gray horse about fourteen
hands high three years old last spring the right hind foot
white heavy and tail other marks brands per-
ceiyabe; appraised to S25 by c. Perkins and B. Jones,
Oct. 3, 1876. Posted before Justice James Hacraft.
a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26
PINE CUTIERV.

UsT received very large lot pen knives Of
81 qualities also few sets o. Ivory Handle Tbe Knives
Forks fifty pieces together with arge
Of the best make Razors prices that will sstOnh an at
50 w. II. TALBOTT'S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26
TO TRAVELLING GENTLEMEN.

w H. TALBOT has just received few dressing shaw
w ing with complete shaving apparatus. They
be surpassed for beauty convenience and usefulness and vii
be sold at New York prices. at the jewelry store of
so w. H. TALBOT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26


and militia under the limitations therein prescribed
Rescued By of Representatives. of the
Uad States Of America in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of War be- and he is hereby authorized and
qued TO 10 be paid OF the appropriation made by
the act providing for the prosecution Of the existing
tween the United States OF America and the Republic Of
Mexico approved the thirteenth day Of May thousand
eight hundred and forysx TO the volunteers and militia
called aud actually received by virtue of the orders Of Gen.
ea T. p Gaines into the service OF the United States dur
ing the present year. and discharged before joining the army
and such companies actually and
voused under said CALL including The two companies Of Ma
jor Galys command and tie company Baton Rouge
nall and also the company of Mississippi Volunteers mat
chez Fencibs and also the company Of Mississippi voun
uneers (Ponotoc Rovers) organzed aud assembled at
Vcksburg afterwards dsbaded discharged and the
companies OF Ohio volunteers assembled camp Washing
ton, Cincinnati and who clam TO have been mustered
into servce days pay and allowances for every day de-
tanned in service and the usual travelling allowances and
And further that where States individuals
paid the provided the Of transportation of
volunteers TO the place Of rendezvous and furnished SUBJ
ssenee clohing the proportional furnished
TO each man. exceeding the legal allowance each may
be charged the pay r0 and withheld and paid 10 The
further that when surgeons and assistant surgeons have
tended regiments Of volunteers the time when medical Of
hces, duly appointed by the United States entered upon
their duties with said regiments they may receive the same
rate of compensation and like number as provided for
by laws and doing the duties Of assistant quarter
and like
may 10 like manner receive the same rate Vf compensation
and TO like number, authorized by existing law.
Approved August 9, 1886 tl-i'f
No ga Resolution appointing regents Of the Smithsonian In.
Resolved by the Senate Of Representatives If
me Uaifed States Of america IN Congress assembled That
Rufus Choste. Of Massachusetts,, Gideon Hawey Of New
Of South Carolina, and Alexander Dallas Bache and Joseph
G. ToeD residents Of the city OF Washington be and the
same are hereby appointed regents of the Smithsonian In
sution In aceordance with the provisions act estab
fishing said institution
Approved, August 10, lS46.
No ga Resolution relative 10 errors and as,s. =
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-26

No ia Resolution authorizing the
TO the State Of Louisiana.
Reolped by The Senate and House Of Representatives Of
the United States Of America in Congress assembled That
the Secretary Of War be- and he hereby authorized and
empowered to sell and convey flor the and benefit Of
the State Of Louana the three commissioners appointed
by the legislature Of said State select lite which
erect State house, two Of the tract Of land
owned by the United States lying the parish Of East Ba
ton Rouge, State Of Louisiana above and adj lining the
Of Baton Rouge Prorided That in the gment Of the
President Of the United States said sale may be made with
out detTiment 10 the public interest.
Approved July %, 1876.