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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
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or cas Sttubmathtr 0tlddft in aarn fcinen Spei.
gen uap ttmfans db ftrner in frintr nettcn Qctrf,
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Arteit rrcuritt unt tilIi8e pr,ic ,t aud
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unp tt(tnptrs Sitsratur Srcrnesn Tic Nn,tist ma
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9 fricne. 8dnetr, Gcrners m., &units, rnsl. rrut.
(6cs 2Dtrtcrtttd tnSt. tcutthe 0ranlatitt, 9cIs
msthtr, SuSenpibriftcn H. 10, tptIdbc alt ,u bier
uncrb6tt wrb 'fsi!en prciftn stScn ealeb rertaufl
,rerrtn. Suder unp Scriei6niEc t6nnen bier eins
seitb:n m.roen unNNuswIrt3en, rpsrHen e. aut
,,freits" Oerlanstn ;u9tfhidt.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
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SGut. g Dad n;c. 9sirt Suhbns
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esu(hs Oruttrei htlnset @stnt prsiBt f'r ntns
se,r auib aIts 3ibtr ~ simeon, fine aubri tiiis.
Ganten, Otj. l5., ls46.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24

Gat fsin srDBts unp fptnttts Taartnlastr In
Dc)ftint neus Stcbrs@tuts, cine 1bire ilblid
rcn taen alter Gtantt, rtrest tpc ct tefarSta auf
5anp 9at anb nod ttets BON btn 5ttlden 6aurtcds.
ten trlalt, cine srebe anb aussefudte Nusmabl rc,,
altn @rrten RON
aamfttantts9iiter.
paficne fur bic ieties nnc tcinicnoe Safrts,tttn,
bic CT alle tu ben 8er6bnlben 9reifett oertaitft-
Sur bic itsterale Sesantfsuns, ,plde CT tisper er
9aten fauteno, ttnuster eiefe gelesenbettt Einen
Sreansen nnb sablreifen Sunetn ct eantsn nrS per
pfi6tet fh alice anfsutietcn TIM tein .oaus III nem
eeli;btcn Gefdaftsrlakt ju MAIDEN. Gr bofft tin(
teinei Stmdbunsen, fein GtatlGtmcut ~ einem
osr erifen i'm sanct sa MAIDEN, anssmeGene Begun.
tftSans ju erbalten.
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81. 9: 0ts b64ften preiie In @aarseib rereen
tt3ablt fir
Weyen, edute, Sfee. rnb Slahs- Saamen
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
Si9dDers SGaosei(se.

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fAas rtutfbsG GAutti@tr, nimliA, u. y G..Sndb:
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tiibcr, tem Dusenp rrcr eintlm, Su hattn II, inet'
ntn 0udlactn cine xbir firlidb rom 9. 81. Sim
talIs ntuen StrGr.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
Sl,ubot. ettt0 Ntesser
NehtS : 9(nlpIIbe.

JteNf5 glnlUll0e.
Sffce, erite Ghiir ipeifIid, pom Gcurtta1.
ie in Canton.
Stirrssn Ne@tsfaten in Stare unr etn um(te.
aenren Sauntics. g. !Meper, etutfhtr 4ercfat
unb 0lrtar, Mit8Ittr rtt9rr Srma, te rcrat cbc,,.
fails auf rie tiIisiten @erin3unsrn, 9rlmaettn II.
lrnffi5c SrriAtIict Snitrunrntcn, in rrutct fran,
loff'bsr nnh en9liter Srrahe, unb tftbt nict an,
fur beren gu an i4teitjublrstn.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
s. 6. eanabans, Canton,
$50 1T G teptan Settler f?

Nerlelbe 1T Dor uneefitr 10 ODER llSat-
rem Don Deutld,!ano nah ZEN Der. Sfna.
ten auSgewaneert. Ten lesten Brief. BEN
lelne 0ermannten bon linn erbaIten baten,
Ut Dor un9efdtr ejuem Sabre bon Samilten,
Snt'ler solntp, Sbic aus nad Sd,lauhs-
BAD, III Wlttelfrantcn. &6nisreid BaYern
aeid,dt. Ger 9enannte Settler it ter
Stetbruoer ecs Safers bes llnterseid,neten,
Ger jsst alletn III Der Gdbc bon Glepe.
LAMB onftdlt. Gerielte bat fbcn brei Brie.
Re ben bier aus mad, Namiltrn an ben ee.
nannten g ettler aefhidt, aber feline s(i,t.
fpcrt erhalten. Ger 9Iufeeforterte, icllte er
o'ele Iuffercerung IeferL mirb hermit er.
ludt eenlllneerseihneten Gad,rid,t BON f,i.
I'sm slnfentbaltscrt 5u 9eten, Ictpie aud, ie.
oen Nsenlhenfreunb, Der ettpas bon Sem
9enanh1en Hcftler m'hen fcllte, hermit amf.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
. q 6 fraoen.
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30 1T 8llbs'm MliIer (spdtb)
aus Sreutcnterg, 8reis eieq.u,
Ne9.srun9ebesirf 9llnstere, pscpini yleR.
phdlsu. Scnl8reid) preuBeu.
Gtrtelte ncrIies Sbic als Ereipiuiaer in
Ger ecihrcten: GpmraQnie nno fam nit benz
Sten Hs0imsnt tsr Ohio ;SrciniGiaen in
Vtatamcras, Wertc, al. &ranfbeit peran-
labte lhu leincn stfhico 81 rebmcn uuc bas
eeetet ma6 bon linn 9et6rt trurte. mar,
ooe er i'm Se9rif itanO mad, Sbic ,urhd-
iutetren. IA hrd,ft pittiee Tad,ridten
ren IentldlIane fir i'm Dahier eirastrctfsn
ilro, 70 ersehtt an ihn une ale Weuldex-
frenAbe Die Bite sCahriht BON ieiuern ie.
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accrc6t:
s. 6. qan9hane, Canton,
Starf Co., Chic.
~ uniere Wchielslattcr, belensers Ter
Vepbad)ter an, Sbic. eas 8clfsblatt. ber
Neeutllfaner Der sIn,eissr oes Weiens.
nne Der Wieccnllnsganrer werren aiitiait
erilht ctige Nadfrnge III ccpireu..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
15ernttscbte artikcl.

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Strias nib 0intaarn, ttn,
1Dir, Senifer, 1t. Senifers ofnf2marst
lartn Sanb' Sbmelj
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@iett, .Garmciiitas,
pferrefaubnassf, @etsentts.n unb eatten,
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Sasen, ttpm Susenb pter Gin.
eauu.er RaaStaaalen, selnsn.
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0rral SirniB, 0tntriteb 0otb,
@aum6f, @ranifd Vraun,
Sia4slaamentf, 0anoiee BRAUN,
lerreutin Srirtus, Cttr
Sdtittwaffer, @6wtinfurs Grin,
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meebt, mtg,
sarte sanaen, eSineafs germilien,
Werlintr 9lau, GinrtB,
ltmter, Nnifrtib ptnltl,
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Groom Delt, Brcn;e,
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9eine lanst Grfabrnns tn benz Gefhaft feet ibn
in ten Stanb fsine @aden anf bas pcrtbeilgaftefe
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s. 9l. Shnetoer,
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
Woblfei(t Glitter.

Woblfeilt Olter,
SD bare cine srrsc Nusmabl Gutter, ouf n,fes.
i'd Die Auflnsrtiantsit Ger Sauf.r ~ riebt,r r,,,
fht.
:, ,o,o Sfaaf l0arter.
Sid'er, @aiilnette, 1launel, gett,euae
WnBltn, Settitbersitse, @lanfets, niife,
6arren unb fcrti9 aemacf,te Sflcieunosifiif,
lc ebsn srhalten uno ,pchlfei( at yerfaufcn in
n,einsm Strhr.-Nufet an uno fetet -
Siaat joarter.
Sir $arits barr id tinr uusse,tinntt. aus,rokr
Ghttr, biz nd fir jtsr Satres,tit trtfH;o roty,,,
at'er*s Srn ttssr Sarts uns sti rtix prtift rrn 9
eis 90 Gents rer yart. Tufen @ie aefiGiae A.,
unb f'uftn Sie tn msintx Stcbr.
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proetrtes, @tsinmaaren unb Gifcnro !.
rtn ffifsnc'9 anf -oanb QQe @prter pct l,rchuf,
ts. s mtroen ju SaarsrIt' preifen afs 3lbluna fir
0assr ansencrnlr'en, in 5arters Strbr.
Giniss 9tate pcblfcile Garytts ~ ptrtaufrn
RENTALS Stbl unc Gttr.{cttr ven Der teffen or.
e. so ltnse Die Qufmerttamttit eines Seetn. ttr
u tatifsn trnnfbt anf mtint stsenrartiat Quspabl
oater, nnc GO fpirc mir rel 9ersni9tn .nadtn
,enJent9en Otnu9tbuun3 ju Settn, tpetfe mtirer
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
Neuer gtltnlpaaren
GtODr.

Der ltnter,citnctt ttnahrihttst ftint Srtunee
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ftintm QatrtDsbaut, erftfnet Bat 3immerletlte Sil
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den.
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wsrsen iii tirem QaaortnlaSer cine DlannisfaltiS'
felt prn Saaen antrsffsm bic ;ur -eausbaltuns nnb
;u rem pertbiebsntn Yernrfni6cn res sctens erfcr.
rtrlit llnb Nufrr cen sem6tnlihen 1rtiteln wsl'
DE eemeinsieb in einem Giienmaartn Stcbr selal'
ten, lInb fcls.nre tei i'm, ;u boten, nesmiA
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
.Usr' 5cbn prpp, Glepelaub, Ohio.
9So 1T Sebaffian Marbiner 2
|l's Gombah, Greisamt Srnpei(er. 11nio.

$50 1T sebafiian Morbiners
aus Sombad, Srsisamt 0rnpeiler, R,nia.
reid preneen. ~
Gerfslbe 1T unaefdbr Dor l2 ,abren mad,
BEN Nere.n'9ten Staaten 9erci(i, unb fcu
'h, i,ad' ben lestcn Nahridten, In Betbfe.
hcin,. penra., anfgebalten baten. gein nm.
tsrietdlteter Stefe, Der Iebtes Nrlbiobr in
S5t Solten antan, 'rtnihf Tabridt anter tsr
Sobann DSrr,
care of Boston Merhur, Boston, Mass.
p It Sffce. e
Canton ben IL. San., 1877,
0sn benti0em Datum an mif1en alIe
poIfSeloer III cieier Office baar beiattt
tperecn. .Esa
5-3m. @ccrae Dunbar. ir. q. NR.
9Qe slrtsn Druda,beit tpirb In biefsr.
Druferd faueer usb parftfiA te1brsf, 9as.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-05-13

IMPRovEMENT.-Dillon, the amiable State Librari-
an, has very much improved the State House square
by causing of trees to be out around it the
outside line Of the sidewalk. This is thing which
should have been done years ago. But some Of the
former Librarians (whigs of course) more intent
on hiding small stealages than in improving the State
property. Dillon, however, don't steal even the ''can-
die ends - and he will enough of the latter in
year, have doubt, 10 pay for IL entire cost
of the trees,-for folks must know that Of the
State House candles heretofore had very long ends
especially when they used spermaceii, they did
during the GLORIOUS of internal improvements.
The only fault We have to find with Dillon is that he
is bachelor. This however is owing rather to his
extraordinary modssty, than to incorrgble inds-
position to marry. Why don't some of our sprighiy
young ladies pop the question to hint Well guar
antee he'll not dare say no. Wouldn't We crow!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-05-13

CRoUP--The Journal of Health, in cases of Group,
advises instant, sudden and free application of the
coolest water, with sponge, TO the neck and chest
then, after wipng the patient dry wrap in
ering, giving it freely of cold water to drink.
This treatment might be successful in some instan-
ces; but more certain, safe and unfailing remedy
would be found in the LObelia inGata to be given in
tincture or decoction,-the latter preferable This
will not fail to give immediate relief, and to effect
certain cure, In ninety nine in hundred, and
there is not the slightest danger in its exhibition,
the only reason for apprehension being that enough
may not be given.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-05-13

with all the GOODNESS and precision Of day q ordinary
parade
Majors Mooney and Morrison, COmmisssries, attached
to my brigade although belonging the line Of the
army. expected take active part battle
titled 10 great honor FIR their bravery and GOODNESS in
promptly ralyng the scattered forces s the Rancho who
assisted under the command Of Major Morrison in
ing the desperate charge Of the aDees made upon the
Keniucky and Arkansas cavalry by this Tepulse the
whole baggage train Of the army saved from destruc-
ton This important duty they discharged, in addition
those which strictly apperan to their respective depart
ments.
statement Of the killed and wounded has already been
submitted which need not be rccaPitusted here.
Although does justly attach q few, who
proved their duty that day, yet Of the
opinion that veteran troops Of this any other country
could have fought and the battle better than those
engaged. II is victory without parallel la this any
other war, this continent, and the and officers who
did their duty the battle of Buens VISTA deserve have
their inscribed the brightest pages Of their
try's history.
Respectfully your Obedient servant.
JOSEPH LANE, Brig. General.
To GES. Wool, U. s. A.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-05-13

A DIscovERY.-About two miles from this village,
on land known as the 'Kerr tract" there is ancient
Mound, circular at the base-about 80 feet in dame
ter, rising ovally to point, which is surmouned by
oaken stump probably originally feet in diameter,
which is almost totally decayed from age. A few
days since. boys dug into the mound, and nearly
under the stump, at the depth of three feet, skeleton
found, much decayed but portions of il in fair
degree of preservation. Near the lead were found
two stone hatchets, head, stone pipe, and
far singular lot of plates. apparently isinglass
which covered with lines and hIeroglyphics of diff
eren and beautiful colors The colors and workman
ship betoken a advanced and entirely different
state of the arts than has been heretofore discovered
in the remains of Indian tribes Some Of the plates
destroyed, but there are fifteen reserved They
are circular, oval in shape and about inches by 10
in size. pipe bowl, beautifully finished from stone,
was also found. The bowl, which is nearly round,
rises from a base the bottom of which the fg
ures "l461." Measures are being taken, under tie
supervision Of some of most intelligent citizens,
further TO explore this singular mound. There is lit
tie doubt but that these plates contain the history Of
former that has inhabited this country and
shall wait further discoveries with great curiosity
-Locer Sandusky Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-05-13
The Indiana soldiers.

Haldeman, of the Louisville (Ky.) Courier, has
been very attentive In selecting paragraphs, and pub
fishing extracts from other papers, charging coward
ice upon the Indanians at Buena Vista. Wonder If
he ever read the dispatches of Old Hickory subse-
quent TO the battle of New Orleans! If he hasn't we
hope he'll look them up. Possibly they would teach
him and his Kentucky friends htte 0egree Of mo-
desty-partcularly when they speak about cowardce.
Ii is indeed to be lamented that there those in
the country who have disposition TO impute fear
cOwardce to the Indiana soldiery. When, after the
battle of Monterey Kentuckians were charged with
showing the white feather" HOosers ready
deny it, and did much excul pate their brethren Of
the Ozark and Bloody Ground" from the foul mpu-
tation. But that Indianians charged with
backwarGaess upon the field of Buena Vista, the cti-
zens Of Our sister Commonwealth appear satisfied al
most anxious, that the shame and disgrace should
rest upon US. When We look at the events which
characterized the brilliant victory of the 22d and 3d.
when read that Indianans first in he charge
first the attack of far outnumbering foe
when the returns of the killed and wouaded show to
that many, very many of fathers, brothers and
friends were laid low in DEATH we feel TOO certain
that lndianans found faltering in the hour
of danger-and we might have expected that the need
Of praise would have been rendered unto those who
'bravely fought and nobly won."
Let those who are so Jealous Of the honors that
others may receive; let those who would have sufi-
cient to do TO employ their time and talents wping
the stain which their regulations have received
New Orleans and elsewhere, we say let them tax
their energies cast odium upon the character and
sully the fair fame of the gallant of Indiana
they can, and WILL outride the storm. Then three
cheers for old Hoosier and her brave volunteers
Neo Albany Dem
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-05-13
BuENA VISTA. March %. ls47,

To THE EDITORS OF THE STATE SENTINEL:
Gents. Il must give you a few items. Several
days after the battle, General Lane learned from
several persons that Colonel Bowes gave the order
retreat, and that he guilty of unsoldier-lke
duct on the day of the battle. Gen. l.. preferred
charges against him, and sent them on to General
Taylor, who had gone to Monterey, but Gen. Taylor
refused to order Court Martial, but stated that COL
Bowles could have Court of Inquiry, If he desired IT,
Every reasonable man expected that he would lose
time in calling for Court of Inquiry but were dis
appointed The Colonel chose rather to take the sag
so of General Taylor than to have the whole facts
come UP. As Gen. Lane saw that Colonel
Bowles would not call for Court of Inquiry. he de-
manded a Court of Inquiry to investigate his own
conduct, stating that one was to blame for the
retreat of the I'd Regiment and if any blame to
be attached to him, the world should know it, and
the Regiment should not suffer on his account The
investigation is going on now, and have fears
to the result. The conduct of General Lane will
receive that praise which he richly merits, because
facts will come out. No one accuses General Lane
of any improper conduct the day of the battle
his bravery is generally admitted. think it will be
shown that General Wool did not make correct re-
port in relation to the I'd Regiment but this may
not have been the fault Of General WOOL perhaps
he was misinfvrmed.
A word about General Lane. General Lane
consider to be the best of any of the Brgader Gene
rails appointed by President Polk, though would not
detract from the merit of any of the other Brgader
Generals
1t seems strange to me that General Taylor should
refuse to order Court Martial when charges come
from as respectable man as Gen. Lane
General Taylor is very ordinary looking ;
he has appearance something like Old Hic.* He
appears to have two prominent traits-Courage and
Firmness; but if he possesses any other qualifica-
tions know not what they are. No great General
ship was displayed the day of the battle General
Taylor and General Wool planned and issued orders,
while Gen. Lane the active General thu carried
the plans into execution, and the battle won by
bravery and not by Gcneralship.
Yours, &c., L.
This will be understood by all our citizens hese-
abouts. The writer knew the well.-EDs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-05-13

OtrSome Wings of Auburn have presented MIR.
Clay with writing chair. In reply their commu-
ncation, he thus lets all good Wings know what they
ought to be at
You express your regret on account of the unex-
pected issue of the last Presidential election. ought
to feel none for myself, personally. Besides being
relieved from vast responsibility, it furnished the
occasion of the exhibition of testimonials, and the
out-pourng Of affection from the hearts Of my friends
and countrymen, of which had no previous concep-
ton that ever could be the honored object Their
spontaneous and DISTINGUISHED manifestations are
worth far more than the Presidency ITSELF
For our common country do regret the issue Of
the contest. Had it been otherwise, should have
preserved the protective policy, under which had
made such rapid and encouraging advances; the
march of Improvement in our rivers and barbOrs
would not have been arrested; and above all, We
should have avoided this unnecessary of agrees
sion with neighbor torn to pieces by internal dissen-
sions. The brilliant achievements and the glorious
aurels acquired during its prosecution, gratifying
they to our national pride and character, can
never compensate for the exceptionable manner in
which it was begun the brave patriotic lives which
have been sacrificed, and the fearful issues which,
treinbe in contemplating may grow out of its termi
nation But have not now heart to dwell on this
painful theme. turn from II with hope and dutiful
submission Him, whose doubt wise but inscru-
table dspensation has permitted this awful calamity
to visit our beloved country
The protective policy would have been saved il
Mr.. Clay had been eectcd-that is, the tariff OF 42
would have been preserved; rivers would have been
improved, and the war avoided. So far from the
whig party having nothing to do just now-so far
from there being no difference between parties there
is the loudest call upon whiggery to be up and
doing. Alas, MIR. Clay is no longer the oracle.
Away with the old issues and Mr. Clay--General
Taylor is the man. He smells of gunpowder.-LOu.
Democrat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-05-13
Total,
Sl.4S4.250

The amount received into the country since the
present movement began, is TO this time about twen-
ty millions of dollars chiefly in gold from England
Journal Of Commerce.
Such facts as the above, together with the weekly
announcements of new manufactures, of the most
costly and extensive description, going up in every
part of our country must certainly be "eye-sores "
to leading wings Do they calculate that while they
publish such matters for tie benefit of moneyed ma
hobs and spectators, the people will not notice them,
and compare them with their ruin :" articles
What pity for federal whggery that their editors
forced to make such statements in business point
of vew while politically they preach the very
That awful tariff of 1916, they said would drain the
country of specie. Now in state of war; if it leads
to results such as the above, and similar ones pub
lished weekly, how much beneficial Will it be in
time Of peace. Our wing farmers should think of
these things seriously.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-05-13

CONVICTIONS SUsrAINED-In the Supreme Judicial
Court the rulings in the municipal court in the fol-
lowing cases affirmed David Thompson,
smoking cigar in unaccepted street in East Bos-
ton-fne 81, aud the accumulated costs.
OrWe cut the above from the court reports of the
Boston fost. How much the accumulated costs -
were, we cannot say But the fine alone would raise
rebellion any where but in Boston, where children
are compelled to suck " according to law" and Of
course get used to such Kind of laws :. while they're
young"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-05-13

Nsw REGIMENT.-We understand that several mil
itary gentlemen in this city are making movements
for the purpose Of raising regiment to be composed
of persons who Injured the yellow fever to
as soldiers to garrison those places in Mexico subject
to the romito This movement is highly creditabe tc
Its origlnators, and if carried out will prove Of almost
incalculable benefit An open enemy may be met by
all but an insidious foe, like the yellow fever, mus
be opposed by of experience in southern climates
and In the diseases incidental thereto.