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Democratic banner., 1847-09-27
It's price is only one dollar.

y In a former number of the Missouri
journal the editor of that paper styled Col.
Powell of the Oregon Battalion, a "Mexi-
can Whig." We reminded said editor of
this error by drawing his attention to the
fact that Col. Powell had gone to fight for
his country, and was an American Wing.
To which the editor losing his self-posses-
sion and more than self-respect, replies in
the following elite and sprightly manner:
"Truly, your pen outruns your wit, else
you would have known that the phrase
Mexican Whig,' as used by US, the article
which you copy alluded to the 6aseless and
-G6eLOus charge made by a portion Of your
~party-that the wings are the "Mexican
party
Now what in his wrdth this editor means
by baseless and ibeLous charge, we are at
aloss to divine. We take it for granted
he wished to say something base and false,
50 we apply it to the subject and make it a
mean charge. That would be mean indeed,
to make no discrimination between those
who fight for their country, whether they
believe her to be right or not, and those who
refuse to grant supplies to carry on an hon
orabis war-who make speeches in and out
Of Congress by which to place their coun-
try in the wrong in the eyes of the world
give arguments to the enemy, and encour-
age them by letting them see that statesmen
and Governors are on their side in the
Union. Of course this includes those who
cannot make such speeches, but inculcate
the principles they contain by giving them
circulation. The reasonable speeches of
Gov. Bebb and Tom Corwin are good exam
Ples-the former of which was endorsed
by the editor Of the Nc. Journal, by giving
it as free circulation as he was able.
The intelligent editor seemed fretted be-
cause he thinks we did not understand his
remarks, not to mean that Col. Powell was
Mexican Whig' truly, but to demolish
that baseless charge, that the Wings were
all the 'Mexican party;' a charge that had
its origin in the fruitful imagination Of his,
wonderful self, who would like to drag all
honest and patriotic Wings into his Tom
Corwin and Governor Bebb school. If we
gave offence in not understanding him
Alright, he is equally ~culpable in understand
ing that portion of the democratic party
Ito which he alludes,) that denominated
such Wings as opposed the raising of troops,
and encouraged the enemy by making
speeches cad arguments in their favor,
Mexican Wings; to mean patriotic Wings
too. But we did understand his worship,
right-we put no such construction upon
his language, as it plainly admits of, viz:
that Col. P. was really Mexican Whig.'I
We knew that he was trying to- vindieate
himself and the BEBB wing of the WbigI
party from the charge of encouraging the
enemy, land here too, if it were not a loss
of time, we might draw attention to the a.
mount of 'did and comfort HE is able to-
give Them when he lacklessly bounced up
Democratic banner., 1847-09-27

Maino voted on the 9th, and Vermont on
the 9TH inst. The returns are not yet com.
|plete.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-27

Maine has gone for the democrats BY an
overwhelming majority. She voted the
democratic ticket for Governor, Congress.
men, Legislature and all.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-27

II We would direct attention to the adj
vertisement of Mckay & Co. to be found
in another column. They are just in re-
ceipt Of afull and complete assortment of
fine goods, which they would exhibit to the
ladies as an evidence of their taste. If
they will take the judgment of bachelor,
we will say in advance that they will GER
tainly find goods to please their fancy, and
those of a superior quality, when they pay
a visit to the New Store Of Mckay & Co.,
immediately adjoining the Banner Office.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-27

II We have received the first number
Of the Farmers Advocate, published in
Burlington, Iowa, and edited by H. Gates,
Esq. Of the Iowa Gazette. 1t is a hand
some monthly journal containing sixteen
pages of interesting reading matter, devo-
ted to Agriculture, Horticulture, Rural and
Domestic Economy, Mechanics, Arts, Sci
ences, &c. The Advocate, judging from
the number before us, promises to become
an able advocate of the farming interest,
and merits a liberal support from that
source. We are glad to see such papers
established in the West.
Its price is only one dollar.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-27

u We are under many obligations &c
the fine steamer Anthony Wayne for con-
ssantly supplying us with the latest -"
Ane wayne IS a new and elepe-- ooat' ana
its officers are gentlen~ deserving the pat
ronage Of the r-oHc.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-27

on the name ofCul. Powell to show that they
would fight for their country, and our re-
ply treated it in this light when we said that
the Col. was not one Of Sem 1t IS he
who has misunderstood our reply, and we
are sure it is plain. So the gentleman is
himself doubly c~ulpable of what he charges
upon us. 1t is his custom to misconstrue
language. His assertion that such a large
majority of the men and officers of our
army are Wings, is futile and silly. We
will publish an article on that subject, next
week, for his particular benefit.
The Democratic Banner sta'ss that Df.
j. c. Welborn, is not a carn'uate icr Nov,
ernor; but that his frien@s wiz press forward
|Conaress in ~iis District. The Doctor is
weii inc- n as a firm and Jealous Democrat.
He presented his county in the Legisla-
re Of Is44-5, and was the mover of the
District Bill which became a law and now
the State into Congressional Dis
tricts. Missouri Courier
Dr.. Welborn was at that time a member of
the Senate and not OF the House. His po-
itical course during hat and the previous
Of the Legislature, is familiar to
he people Of Missouri. The Courier is
right in styling him ga firm and Jealous
democrat" He has always boldly met ev-
cry issue presented by the opposite party,
and is truly, what the Missouri Patriot wish
es a candidate for Congress in this district
to be, "not only genuine, but like Caesar
his wife, adore suspicion.'"
Democratic banner., 1847-09-27

The Columbia Mo Statesman in speak
ing of the organization of the Wing party
in this State, says: ewing efforts tbps far,
compared with that which is ts come, is a,
the gentle zephyr to the whirlwiud--tbe
shadow to the substance"
Whee-oo! blow whigery blow.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-09

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All advertisements authorized by the statute
must b. pald Tor invariably IN advance 40
yertisenents coming from abroad, mus: ha
accompanied s.sli the cash, unless ordered Tor
publication BY brother publisher, and agents;
Announcing names 81 candidates for ofHce, al
Il subscriber 81, If not subscrberl s.
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-09

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-09
socrrH OF MIR. CDRWIS

!. n, ,r,;,ed States Senate the ! III instant,
TIE
.srhree Million BILL"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-25
At INDIANAPOLIS.


On Saturday, the 1O1 day Of April,
where 1t is hoped each township will be fully repre-
scented.
Brethren important matters will be before you to
be acted on. Your delegates to district convention
are TO be selected Your candidates for the Legisa-
ture, and the most important county offices, are to be
nominated. See that each township is fully and fairly
represented. Let all meet with determination to
be governed by principe-to act for ourselves "un-
brlbed by influence, and unbought by gain" Then
with union and harmony if we are true to ourselves
we shall be eminenty successful. Up then, Men
Leave not for others TO do that which you can DO FOL
yourselves.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-25
At indianapolis,
On Saturday. the 18th dag of MAJ

On SdturdaV, ne IOLh ddV q NIdy.
What says the Volunteer and the Examiner! 1t is
time to be up and doing. Let us go to work in
earnest Let the Democracy Immediately take the
in hand; let be harmonious; and in
spirit of concession and liberaliy choose man,
and elect him. There need be no difficulty appre-
hended, if true to our principles. But we
must not be idle. Every blow struck must tell.
Then up and on. Every county attend at and
act. Send your proceedings to the newspapers, aud
iave them published. Now is the time to begin /;
and when warm weather comes we will first vote
and then crow,. Old Marion pledges herself to do
as well, if not BETTER for the nominee, than any
other county in the district. Which county accepts
the challenger
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-25
Laws Of Indiana.

An Act authorizing the sale Of section sirtcen, in
tOcnslip number tscent seren, north Of range seuen
east.
SECTION l. Be ii enacted by the General Assembly of the
State Of Ladiana That the auditor and school
of Wabash county hereby required to offer for sale
ton number sixteen in township number twenyseveD morrill,
range number east said county, the first Sstu
day in May
SEC 2 Said auditor and commissioner &c the sale of said
land shall be governed by The laws in force regulating
the sale Of school lands and shall proceed 10 sell said section
in the they would be required do had
majority of the qualified voters of said township voted to
have the sold in the prescribed by law.
This be in force from and after passage
and publication in the Indiana State Journal and Indi-
State Sentinel and copy of either of said papers filed
with the auditor and school commissioner aforesaid.
ROBERT N. CARNAN,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
PARIS c. DUNNING,
President Of the Senate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-25
Approved December IS. ls46 :
JAMES wHITCoMB.

An Act to change the time of holding courts in the
seUenh judicial circuit, and for other purposes.
Sec I. Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of the
State Of Indiana, That the circuit in the seventh ju
dcial circuit shall be held foows In the county Of Knox
on third Mondays February and August in the county
OF Sullivan the Mondays succeeding the courts in the
county Of Knox in the county Of Vgo the Mondays
succeeding the courts in the county Of Susan in the
couQy Of Clay the Mondays succeeding the courts n the
county Of Vigo; in the county of vermon the Monday
succeeding the courts in the county Of Clay in tile county
of Pake the Mondays succeeding the courts 10 the county
succeeding the courts in the county Of Pake Said courts
shall each term thereof sit 10 the counties OF Knox, Yer
Million Parke and Putnam twelve days EACH the business
requires in the counties of Sullivan and Clay, six day
each il the business requires it, and in the county Of ysc
eighteen days. il the business requires il.
3 That all writs, subpoenas, venes, rules, orders
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-25
Sale Of Lands and Lots,

SAFE OIL EtnOs ana LOIS.
M0rtg0ged TO the School Funds for failure TO pay
Interest.
AUDrroRs OFFICE,
Greenfield March II, 1917.
THERE offered for House the
Greenfield Hancock county, Indiana Thursday
day OF May A. D. 1877 between the of 10 O'Clock A. NJ
and O'Clock Of said day, all the following tracts parcels OF
erest costs may iheeon pay
became due in conformity with the provisions Of law in relation
10 the School Funds.
Congressional School Fund
No. 1874 Southeast OF the northeast 81 is
7e LOan and interest $1,000 MOrtgaged by Francis Cnft
West number eighteen Greenfield Morga ged
by Edward Anderson. Loan and interest S25.75.
l40 West division of the the northwest
81 6nr7e Monaged by Thomas Casiee Loan and inter
No. l4 and 42 quarter northeast quarter Of
10 I6 Moigaged by Isaac Cngan Loan and interest
No 1884, Northeast quarter Of the norhwes, quarter sec
Motgaged by Stephen Jackson Loan and interest S52.l5.
Southeast section
Andrew Jackson. Loan and interest $500
half of the southwest section IA 10
Mogaged by James Alexander Loan and interest $3.50
half Of quarter. Is
Mougaged by Ovid Pierson. Loan and interest S2625
No ls0 Lot No ~ the of Greenfield by Oon
Person. Loan and interest S2l2.9S
No. Southwest Of the northeast quarter 80 IL
Mougaged by Hicks Combs Loan and S00.90.
No. BOB West hall northeast % 6r also the south
quarter the noThta % 6T MoEgaged by John
| p. Galley. ant interest S56el
| Surplus Rerentse
No. - Northeast quarter OF IS l6 are MOgaged By
B. Milruy. Loan and interest Si69 u.s.
No 49, West half northwest 81 7e. Morgaget
by NJ Milroy Loan and interest Si56 81.
No 265. Lot number twenty hve the OF Philadelphia
M0ugaeed by A. w. 0gIe. L0n and interest S77 %.
81 Of Green
field Morgagd Thomas W. Loan and interest 23 y
Cost and damages added on the day Of sale JOIN MYERS,
Auditor Hancock County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-25
ADnINISTEkATOEkis SALE.

NJ Office hereby given, that the undersigned administrator
~ Mu ply, lac OF Marion county
A. d.
coed sell following OF bclongng 10 Tie
rea estate of the said dcceden o-w Ten cut Of The norm
the half OF the northwest quarter o. seco
in seventeen, cast
The said pub emotion. the late residence
Of the deceased upon the Olowing terms of payment
of the purchase money be paid hand ehir Thereon 70
be months aud the reaa-ing oethd % re ps,a ~
subject to the and the purchaser i'll be required
10 give notes the men ing interest from oaie
SUITE lent freehold security. JACOB ROBEkIS,
| March = IsT7 Aimi isgratOr-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-25
SHEikIEF,S SALE.

EpN virtue Of directed from the clerks
~ onlrc of the Marion circuit will 10 puih
sale on the h day Of April s7 at Tie court Louise door in
The town OF indianapolis within the hours pfecr u by
the rents and profits the following real estate
wit 20 feet OF Hook
Der & White adjoining the
town OF Indianapolis bounded follows 10 90 feet on tie Ma
tlonal Road running lack quantity 900 &c; and fail
realize the Judgment and
viii at the time and The simple Of said
real estate Taken the property Of Samuel Duke at the
suit OF R. l.. Walpole.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-25
Greene County.

Now is the time go for friends, after Convention,
for principles. Every democrat to his post.
Tie democratic party of Greene county is request
ed to meet the Court House a Bloomfield, We'd
nesday the 18th of April, lS47 10 o'clock, A. M,
for the purpose of appointing delegates to attend
district convention. be holden at Bloomfield (same
day) for the purpose of nominating democratic can
dldae for Congress. A DEMOCRAT.
Bedford Snn nlea SO conv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-25
pycGuGey,s Eclectic school rsoO,.s.

ENE attention Of teachers and friends Of Education Indiana
respectfully s0clted School Books
believed that things adapted
the schools similar
One OF the hest evidences this found
THEFT immense popularity millions having been Sold and rapidly
ereasing sale.
The publishers happy that many places in
indiana their books have recently adoed hooks the
exclusion of all other competing Richmond indianapolis
Cambridge Connele, Hag-rstewn Cenreye, Laurr Fort
Wayne Lognspo Lafayette, Covngaon and viie
the places where these books recently been adopted in
place of other books formerly used
The following accommodation which has Just been received from
all teachers OF indianapolis number
Of similar character shows eslaton
which these books are held by teachers:
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan g. 1871.
AVING full confidence efficiency the Eclectic
School Books in elementary Instructions and he
evng them hest Calculated hooks falling under notice
accelerate the OF the Scholar shall them in
schools and do warmly recommend them TO all interested The educ
ton Of youth
:. L. johnson, Principal Mary's Seminary.
J! J; ? safSTd' Principal County Seminary.
r. Marley
S. G. Smith
j. sc hG Fletcher, Teacher. OF Select Schools.
T. H. Jameson,
A. Jameson, Teachers
L. S. Reynolds Public Schools
II. Keith,
Miss NJ. J.A xei, Principal Female Institute
Mrs j. A. r. Johnson, Of ST. MaTys Seminary.
Mrs. E. Rio mOnd,
Mrs. c. NJ Smith,
Miss A. G. Parker,
/ Miss NJ. Douglass.
! Miss NJ Reese.
The school hooks phrd by w. r. Smith Co
o. Main CINCINNATI o.; and for sale by Booksellers generally
March 4, le47 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-25
TPUBLIc-No 1911
PUBLIc-No. 10.
register brganne


AN ACT authorize issuing register brganne
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
of the United States Of America in Congress assembled That
issued, under the direction Of the Secretary
Treasury register for the biganne Queen formerly
British colonial vessel, but now owned by rTusien Me-
Coey and Hiram W. McCoey, citizens Of the State Of
Delawae and which said having been wrecked
condemned cape Henopen beach, purchased by hem
and which they have caused 10 be repaired and reed for
agan Provided, 1t shall be proved satisfaction
Secretary of the Treasury that the of
made in the United States after the purchase Of the said
sci by the owners exceeds hreefourhs Of the og-
nal cost of building vessel of the tonnage in the Uni
/ Tod Stafe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-25
SIlEISIFT,,S SALE.

Ep virtue clerks ONCE Of
kb the Marion circuit will expose public sale on the
18th day Of April House the Of
Indianapolis within the hours pres red by law the rents and
profits following real
The half of square H. the
of indianapolis and failure realize the full Of udg
interest will place,
simple of said TAKEN tie property Of
Edward Davis of Alfred Harrison and Hugh o'Nea
A. w. RUSSELL.
rvs Marin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-25
PROCLAMATION.

qualified Of of Indianapolis including
DONATION hereby notified that Election viii be held ~
the said constituted under charter
Saturday the 9Th dry March @ the of voting IN
of
of Indianapolis The retention of the force
TIE eecoa be held al the places and Inspected as follows to-
viii:
lst Ward a Joshua Black,
Ward al Cou Beck.
Sd Ward brakes Hotel Wm bineenteler "
4th Ward Palmer House VIM. Campbell
Ward Armstrong; Tavern H. Griffith
ard Sheets'P Mill John Douglass
The polls will be open O'Clock, NJ, aud closed Of O'Clock,
| p NJ, OF said day.
the adoption Of the charter will endorse
on their favor of the
force, III endorse IN like the
words "Ca Charter"
The of said election will the Council
I
Governors To
the provisions the 45 section OF said new cheI by order oil
/ the q mmon Council. JOSEPH A. LEVY, Prest.
I.prs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-25
Congressional Convention.

What say the Democrats Of the Fifth Congressional
District Shall we have a District Convention We
suggest that each county composing the District
at once take measures appoint delegates to
attend such a conventions nominate candidate oG
Congress to be elected by the stern democracy of the
district. We have choice as to place time, SC
far are personally concerned. But near as
we can learn majority are in favor of holding such
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-25
NOTICE.

scaled proposals VIII be received az
Of the Il
distributing by Ch Journals 81 the last
General Assembly Bond and approved scury WIN he
required successful bidder he cuuies OF Dearan Frank
Judicial Circuit, and The cety of
Decau CTcu
ca Circuit
Witness hands this q MARCH, a. D. lsf7-
SAMUEL HANNA. Treasurer of State
DOUGLAS MAGUIRE, AudnfT Of state
"a TuONPSON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-25
SOLDIEIsS!!

q BOUNTY OF ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
"A OF LAND DoLLARs Government scrip lat
opion enIisng IN the army oil the
United States, serve during the war with Mexico -
The located district OF the United STATES "nefe
land Is subject 70 private entry. So. -.
The government scrip to bear six per cent interest," paysoe
semiannually -,
The would to the young men Of Marion and
adjoining counties that the now last nhng up
any Of them provide themselves with OF
had better apply without delay Of his Rendezvous h sd
annapolis Franklin Madison Ind The would ls
he state all expenses paid an the day man enss
that eight dollars month"; lin addition 10 the pounty are
him. the service for which men are now wanso
harSe and eouiprnsnts are furnished. JOHN LOVE,
e7-3w lst L. lst Regf Dragons