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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-06

- WANTED no RENT.-A small country residence
land attached stable &c The advertiser would pre-
fer Iesidenc. Of above description the Island Of New
York. but would have objection Long Island the best
Of security would be given for The rent or i would be paid
would purchase line addressed Livngston Of
T. H. Box No. 1890 Post Once stating location, kc
will be nramntlv attended, To- Ia 2eodis-f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-06
NEEDLES

NEEDLES.
JAMES SMITH K SONS well known and highly esteem
d ed Eyed Needles, warranted equal qualify
imported into the United States pnd 500 only
by . - JAMES WAL1VN,
No. 72k Market street, Philsdepha.
p.~.,> of Couuferfeits. liner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-06

q n STKAYED OR STOLEN-From the .uescrber
" ON Friday last I'd inst. large white Poodle DO9-
with Of musachios and eyebrows he has also
brown Of and short stump TALL
answers TO the name OF JIM Whoever will the said
Of tn owner M. GARDNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-06

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
MUSIC TAUGHT ON THE LOGERIAN SYSTEM
1vl By Lady who Is well experenced in teaching She
DESTROYS Of obtaining Few pupils. Terms moderate:
line addressed TO g. II. the Office Of this paper shall be
duly attended to- is lm.rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-06

LOOK AT THIS.
FREE CONCERTS EVERY EVENIN
At the RECESS, l57 Broadtoay.
THIS il the pleasant places Of IN this
city, and those who like rational would
be disappointed IL the arngensnt, LUNCHES are served
Wednesday, The establish aent is fitted up
STYLE where furnished may be had by the day. week.
month or by the reasonable rates il im*m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

MAJOR RINGGoLD-Never was a gun fired over
the grave of better soldier He commanded troop of
flying artillery, which for discipline and courage, is
not excelled by any in the world Indeed, we doubt
if there is such another disciplined troop in any
vice. We have seen them, under the command of
their gallant and ill-ated commander, perform feas
of rapid and sodierly maneuvering that, until then,
we had thought utterly impossible. The troop is
composed of picked men, (mostly Irshmen.) and the
horses all prime, aud well trained their
riders.
Major Ringgod had submitted himself, in his
youth, to a and arduous course of study and
discipline. He visited all the military schools of any
note in Europe. He studied at the POltechni9ue, al
Woolwich, and other similar military institutions
after graduating at West Point, and thus made him.
self complete master of the most approved systems OF
tactics practsed in Europe. He had infused his own
spirit into the men under his command, who loved
him as father: and so we'll were they disciplined,
that they moved like a solid wedge, and with the
rapidity of falcon sweeping on his prey. Wher-
ever they were brought to bear on the Mexican force
their pieces must have done fearful execution.
We hope Congress will take proper steps to do
honor to the memory of Major Ringgold. as well as
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) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
Abuse Of Gov. Whitcomb.

The Bloomington Herald of May 18th, while be-
slowing its lauda.ions on Marshall in ostentatious
and studied phrase, says that Whitcomb is cold and
selfish and asks what benevolent object public
work can any of his friends point and say, to this
Whitcomb gave a dollar whilst a citizen here 2" If
his friends went into enumeration of all his be-
stowmens it doubtless would be charged by the fault
finding Herald to disposition very different from
that charity which vaunteth not in ITSELF" The Her
aid itself admits that Gov Whitcomb gave contrbu-
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 was solicited
while he resided at Bloomington, and from which he
withheld it.
And we extend the challenge to similar objects
throughout the State. The osensible editor of the
Herald has not been long resident of Bloomington
but he ought to inform himself well of the facts, be-
fore he does an act that the injunction tc
do good for evil.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

Cases determined at the May Term, 1916.
REPORTED A. NJ cARNAHAN.
THURSDAY May %.
CrOeker Duakin Error the Fountain C. c. Opinion
by PERKINS, ~.
writ reiunabe 10 the third Monday of September when
September secOud Mon
day of the month"; should upon notion be quashed
Reversed.
lst II is well settled principle in equity that if first
mortgage stand by without disclosing his ncumbrance
persuasion liable for prior debt it will be
postponed to the second mortgage.
ID. The term Standing Is used in law implying
3D. surplus agent is competent witness for
the State unless shown 10 be incompetent by the party
4th. Paroi evidence may be given o: what transpred
between the parties at the execution Of the mortgage 10
show notice and fraud.
knowledge of the facts in controversy his denial does not
require evidence equivalent 10 that OF two witnesses to
SsfsSGan II Reversed JONES '0r P-n"n ''
Woody and another " fckard Appeal fIom the Parke
c. c. Opinion by DEWEY, J.
II several joint holders of Promissoy note enter
into submission arbitration with OF the makers,
and thereby submit the question Of the validity Of the note
against such maker and award be that the be
invalid him. the award will not bear action by all
the holders against all the makers of the note Reversed
KINNEY, GooKrNs and BRYANT for the plaintiff; TIL
Mccullough and Others The Indiana Mutual Fire Lusu
rance Company Error to the Union Z. c. Opinion by
DEwY J.
policy of insurance against destruction by fire of the
buildings insured given by the Indiana Mutual Fire lnu
rance Company is rendered void. by an alienation of the
buildings insured.
The lien of the Company such buildings is destroyed
by an alienation Of them.
A mortgage is such alienation.
The personal liability of the assured his premium note
matter Of and not Of equity jurisdiction
Reversed. REID for the plaintiffs NEWMAN and YAKYAN
for the defendant.
Davis " HUBS and another. the Decatur c. c.
Opinion by BLAcKFoRD,J.
Before granting motion Of The plaintiff to set aside sn
Sc and for order the Sheriff sell prop
ety without apprasement, due notice of the motion must
be made the defendant Reversed. o. II. SMITH for
plaintiff CUSHING for the defendant.
Sfetcart TsTilya Appeal from the Allen C. C. Opn-
ion by BLACKBOARD. J.
sale of real estate upon execution must be governed by
the law in force when the contract made. Reversed
BREcKENRIDGE for plaintiff. JUDAH for the defendant
Lane and another For Appeal from the Dearborn c.
C. Opinion by BLAcKFoRD ].
The principle in the above, confirmed Affirmed.
A. LANE for plaintiffs RYMAN SPOoNER for defendant
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

o. The 4" Sentinel" is in error when it says that
it has greater circulation that any other paper in the
city, comparison of the SENTINEL and " JOUR
NAL =" books will show-Ind. Journal
This is very positive assertion, and one which we
do not how the editor could make unless he has
had access to our books directly or indirectly 1t is
assertion that should not like to make about hi
books, and consequently we could positively state
that subscription is the largest. Yet we ungues
tonaby believe it is. At all events it ccs, some few
months since; and while our list has been rapidly ex
tending doubt if the Journals has more than keep
even pace. At all events, if the Journal is so "cock
sure" about the books propose fairer test than
has examination Let it be done by mutual referees
What say you, John
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

DEPARTURE OF KENTUCKY TRooPs.-The Louisville
Courier gives notice of the departure of the steamer
Diana at o'clock Sunday evening, last week, with
the following companies, comprising the right wing
of the Louisville Legion -
Washington Blues, Capt Ball.
lst German National Guards, Capt Kern.
Louisville Artillery, Capt. Howe.
Jefferson Riiemen, Capt. Cope.
Montgomery Guards, Capt. Fuller.
On her departure sautes were fred by the Alex.
Scott, and by the citizens of New Albany, which
promptly returned by the Diana.
The left wing of the Louisville Legion, consisting
of the following companies, left for New Orleans
the Alex Scott on Monday week.
Louisville Guards, Capt. Harper.
Highland Rifemen, Capt. Hilton.
Kentucky Rlfemen, Capt. Bullen
I'd German National Guards, Capt Schroeder.
The Courier remarks that the Legion numbers be-
tween 700 and 800 brave true, and honest men us
ever faced enemy. In addition to the above, two
companies of cavalry, numbering upwards of 2OO
men, will be ready to take their departure by the last
of the week.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
Late from Yucatnu.

By late arrivals at New Orleans, we have news
from Yucatan to the 9Th inst.
El Amigo del Pueblo Of the 9Th publishes the Gov
ernor's message at the opening of Congress We see
It stated that the Assambla would admit the Mex
lean Commissioner, as they were determined to re-
main entirely separated from that Republic.
The editors of Ell Amigo del Pueblo suggests that
the Peninsula Of Yucatan will. before long, adopt
important measures that will determine the course
1t must follow hereafter and how it be governed
which, at all events, it believes must be much better
than during the time it under the Mexican Gov
eminent.
Gov. Barbachanos address to the Assembly was
generally approved; 1t breathes liberal and patr-
otto spirit.
From private letters dated 18th inst we learn that
Congress was still in session Merida and would
adjourn about the first of June, previous to which
they would no doubt confirm the declaration made
some time since, of the intention of the State of Yu-
catan to separate from the Government of Mexico.
revolution broke out in the Department of To-
basco about the lst inst, headed by a man named
Bruno The result was not known al Campeachy
when the Ventura sailed
The of the blockade Of the mouth of the Rio
Grande had been received at Campeacby, but they
had not heard Of the actual commencement of HOSTILE
ties. The Yucatecoes said be opposed to rem
dering any aid to Mexico, in of war with the
United States. Great respect is paid TO American
citizens and their property Several vessels that
Gently arrived from the United States, without having
furnished themselves with triple invoices of their car
goes, which the laws of Yucatan require, were not
selzed-the proper authorities Immediately gave them
PERMISSION 10 discharge their cargoes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
Volunteers.

Twelve Companies have already reported them
selves Gov. Whitcomb, and to-nghts mail, Tues
day. may bring in others. No doubt but twice or
thrice many will offer than can be received
The Branches of the State Bank at Indianapolis
and Madison have offered Ten Thousand Dollars each,
to assist in forwarding these brave men, and much
as is needed will be drawn by the Executive. The
Governor offered to give thousand dollars of his
private funds for that purpose but the generous offer
of the banks, which will no doubt be nobly sustained
by the State, will avoid the necessity of individual
subscriptions We have net time or room for further
comment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

''Will the editors of the Sentinel please say whe-
er reduction of tariff will, or Will not, best
cord with British interests When was public do
cument, emanating from Wing. published by order
of Parliament! Did not this occur In the case OF Mr.
Walkers Report !'-State Journal
We freely answer our neighbor by saying, that in
opinion the removal of restrictions upon trade the
world would be for the benefit of the word,-for
the benefit of the masses of producers and consumers
and Improbable to few, if any, except those who rely
for prosperity upon unjust and partial laws. We
have no doubt therefore that reduction of our tariff
will benefit both England and the United States and
so will the repeal of the Corn laws. We feel asham-
ed that neighbor and his party so far behind
the anti-protectionists of England in this matter We
ought to be ahead of all other nations in every mea-
sure of freedom, instead of opposing them as the
Wings of this country do from motives of selfshness
1t is honor to both the British Parliament and our
Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.. Walker that the former
published his annual report. And the fact is to us no
more evidence of the incorrectness of Mr.. Walkers
arguments, than would be similar publication of the
Declaration OF Independence, evidence against the
truth of the glorious principles therein proclaimed
The Journal will see by the extracts we publish to-
day, that Parliament is slowly progressing towards
a recognition of those truths
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
Ot-Tbe Louisville Democrat of Nav %. $

01-The Louisville Democrat of May %, says
We had conversation, yesterday, with a gentle
man who was officer of the Texan navy, and who
left Point Isabel on the 18th. He confirms nearly all
the statements respecting the battle on the 9Th and
9th. The muster-rolls of the Mexicans found
amongst other documents; from which it appeared
that the Mexican army consisted of seven thousand
three hund ed and ffty-three fighting men; perhaps
running men would be better. This officer spent the
night with General Vega at Point Isabel Vega fire.
quently expressed his establishment the reckless
bravery of our soldiers particularly in the charge
the artillery He spoke frankly of the of things
said that Paroles intended coming to Matamoras
with fifteen thousand men, but he could not guess the
effect which the of the repulse," he called
it, would have.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

LOUISIANA VoLUNTEERs-REv. Mr.. MULLoN.-A
New Orleans paper has the following
fine body of men. enrolled under the title OF the
" Montgomery Guards" and who are principally ma
tves of the Emerald Isle, were, Friday night, ad-
dressed by the Rev. Mr.. Mulon, in the Temperance
Hail. Tcouptoulas street, occasion their speedy
departure for the of hostilities on the Rio
Grande. The Rev. gentleman spoke In strain OF
fervd patriotism, expatiating warmly the duties
incumbent the citizen soldier at crisis like the
present. He adverted to the calumny which had been
circulated regarding his sentiments on this war. He
said he had, in early youth. stood firmly to his gun,
the ocean, in wthstandng the enemies OF his coun-
try. He exhorted the Montgomery Guards the
gallant men before him-to be unanimous in their
timents, be in action-since they had placed
themselves in the van, it were, of their countrys
military array. and the God of Battles would crown
them with Victory The Rev. gentleman's manner
was highly imprisoned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

"A Candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
Will address his fellow citizens, the leading questions
that sgtse the country at the following times and places.
viz.
At Bridgeport Marion county Thursday night June 4h.
AT Bethel, Friday, o'clock, p. m. 5th-
At Pie ,sant View, Shelby CO.. Saturday, p. 9th.
At Greenfield Hancock CO., Monday, p. m 9Th.
At RushviIle, Rush co., Tuesday, p m. 9th.
AT Connersvle Fayette CO., Wednesday, p. 10th.
At Liberty, Union CO.. Thursday, p. m. lIth.
At Brooksile Franklin CO., Friday. p. m. i2th.
At Greensburgh, Decatur CO., Saturday, p m. 18th g.
At Manchester. Dearborn co., Monday, p m. 18th.
At Lswrenceburgh. Dearborn co.. Tuesday. p. m. l6h
At Rising Sun, Ohio CO., "Wednesday, p. 17th-
AT Vevsy, Switzerland CO., Thursday, p m. 18Th.
AT Versailles Ripley co.. Friday. p. m. 18Th.
At Vernon Jennings CO., Saturday, l. p 1oth-
UrFurther appointments will be made in due time.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

SANTA ANNA AND HIS SEcRETARY.-El Tempo OF
the 9th ultimo, that Senior Don F. Lerdo, the
Secretary of Gen. Amonte had been arrested at 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 return
from the Havana compromising him to that degree
that he is to be forthwith tried criminally He was,
on the 14th of April forwarded to the city Of Mexico,
strictly guarded He came from the Havana, doubt
less on mission from Santa Anna and Almonte.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

The MEXICAN DECLARATION OF WAR.-Paredes
proclamation, announcing hosties against this coun
try. and his having given orders to the General-n
Chief of the division 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 exis
ted, which fact some honorable Senators so strenu
ously denied and could reconcile it to their con
sciences to admit by any vote of theirs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

In HsMILros CrRcurr CornI, fall TERM A. =. 1850
TIME said petitioner having filed her petition against the
above named defendant Office o the clerk OF said Hamilton
cicu, cou OF dsneested showing that
the Moses Finch resident OF the stale o.
Therefore, the said defendant hereby nonea tnA
plead dsmu the same on or before The calling
and determined In his absence
Eau sror. Sol Attest: JOHN G. BURNS, clerk
MAJ ~, 1916. f-3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
VALUABLE LOIS Ar PUBLIC SAIL
BV authority OF the

BIZ dUfhOTuU 81 o1dlt 81 INuIuHu'
EpLOCK No. o. the city Of Indianapolis known Hospital
Square, laid off in lots nd will the plan Of said
will be exPsed public sale on the % day Of October
p sold the highest bidder. Terms One third
Of purchase money be paid down. third 10 year, and
the balance years the d. of SALE Further particulars
de O day Of SALE
should any bring the appaisement they viii be
the Office until further orders from The
board By oder Of the board Of Of the Indiana Hos
pital for the Insane" JOHN EVANS, Secretary.
n.l.-. LIZ Nh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
sta:e OF Indiana--Tipton county, ss.

N TIPToS CIRcJIr CouRr SrsIso TERM, A. ID io4o
Nam Toand Samucl Monroe and Josiah Wesf-Ia Chsne1y
NJOW comes Earl Stone her counsel ana
~ affidavit filed that the said dele
Monroe residents Of this staie
ordered That unIess the said personally be and APPEAR ~c
the said court bere the first day Of the nI term IheIeo sha
hill of complaint that the sal ~
taken for them and proceedings WIZ DC h.a
inpy II further ordered that OF his order ne
The Indiana Stale Sentinel weekly printed and
in the indiana pl in this sae IN, three weeks ~
,ivr weekly being puokheo w 81"
county and this cause $ continued. Attest: -. =.
: sol. for l-3w N JACkSONs oeIk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
FRANKFORT. May 26

FRANKFORT May 26, 46.{
The Governor and COMMANDMENTS Chief, TO the
Militia of Kentucky:
have, to-day, to announce to the Militia Of Ken
lucky, that sufficient number of Volunteer Compa-
MES have been reported to and accepted fill the
late requisition of the War Department To those
Volunteers whose services have been oered-as well
those which were too late for acceptance as those
which have been accepted tender the thanks of
the country. They have nobly sustained the high
character of the State for zeal and patriotism-more
than sufficient for any emergency. VIM. OWSLY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

APPOINTMENTS, &c.-Among the appointments in
the army of the United States, in the regiment of
mounted rfemen, or third regiment of dragons, as
authorized by the act of May 10, 1916, we find the
following from our State:
John S. Simonson to be Captain, w. w. Taylor,
and Spear s. Upton, to be 1st Lieutenants.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
Kentucky all Ready.

The Kentucky papers contain the following annun-
citation by the Governor that the ranks of the required
Volunteers were already full. We understand that
great disappointment exists in many places on the
part of those desiring to volunteer, who little
too late to be in time for preference Kentucky has
done noblv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
s1a1c of Indiana--IIamiIlom County.
hAMILIon Is n -. = " r-..i-....l


On Petition Of Insolvency. =.
Jacob Crul John Cru ne
' of the said John Cruil
ruyHE Cru having fled his merorsi IN ms
showing condition Of the said estate and s
the both Is insufficient to pay ne oso
and demands outstanding against H. and the heirs OF sao
having been show why said estate
he S ss nsove, II therefore ordered hst the hng and
pendency Of complaint be made known 70 the creditors o. s
t in the Sentinel weekly ner
snr puhished in indianapolis in the county OF Marion ~ tn
ms thew he informed that they notify the said
administrator and extent Of their
~ ei;n % or the nature date and
Contract which the same may Dc
in the office Of the clerk Of this court previous to the nna
49,; ~ e of the such claim Will be postponed
~ Sor Of The claims creditors BY the court
107-6wis-f Aue<t- Stn~ - - -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
list oE LETTERS

ID EMAINING the Post Office, indianapolis Isdisns
Ii June /, 1916.
OrPersons calling for these Letters ria please say
ADVERTISED.
The inland postage on al letters Or papers for
foreign countries must be pre- paid. oshsriss they
he for 5oJ
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
CANDIDATES.

For Proseeuting Attorney Of the oh Circuit.
EARL S. STONE. EDWARD LANDER.
For Sheriff Of Marion County,
BANNER LAWHEAD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

Congress has passed vote of thanks to Gen. Tay-
or and also requesting the President to present him
a sword in the of the Republic The President,
with the consent of the Senate, has promoted Gen.
Taylor to the rank of Breyet Major General. All
riptf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
Remember

That the Democratic County Convention, for the
nomination ofcandidates for Senator Representatives
&C., will be held at the Court House, In Indianapolis
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ on
The First Saturday Sun june.
Let every township be fully represented. Il
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

OrThe New Albany Democrat says that Nathan
Kimball, of Fredericksburg, Washington county, Ind,
is forming volunteer company at that place, for the
purpose of spending the in the city of Mex
ico
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

We are glad to learn that the Post Office Commit
tee of the Senate has announced that no material
change is contemplated in the Post Office Law. The
present rates of postage viii not therefore be altered