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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

ORDER OF ODD FELLows.--At meeting OF the
Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania, held at Philadelphia.
the Odd instant, the Representatives of that body
in the Grand Lodge of the United States were In
sructed to vote for the reesabishment Of the three
months term of Office. The vote taken by lodges,
and stood yeas l25, nays 95. proposition was
made to establish the representative SYSTEM which
was laid over to the next meeting. Eight charters
were granted, making the number of subordinate
lodges in tie State two hundred and sixty-three.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
INDIANAPOLIs sTEAM FACTORY,

THNE subscribers having years building
n we'll known by the Of the Old Steam MIL situated in
front White River bridge indianapolis which they fitted
for Woolen Factory where they
wooen goods of various kinds. All who
wool spun into yarn, manufactured into cloth woOen
goods kind be accommodated good by Civ
ing them call They would inform the public they
carding machines
ing all and in good order Therefore they will
satisfaction all who may favor them with their work Per-
living distance. by calling this
their wool eared without delay by giving hours
They will also be prepared full and finish
or color 10 good style They will keep hand wooen goods
Of their manufacture such Cloths. Sanetts Tweeds
Jeans Blankets plaid plain Flannes;
exchange Wool good Country Produce of
will give the highest market price for wool and produce
their manufacture low any goods Of the same
quality be bought for in Indianapolis All
full blood Saxony and Merino
can done order this factory they have ma
chnery expressly for wool Good wood and produce Of
all kinds will be taken in exchange for work
G. w. & c. L. GEISENDORFF.
10 1o4-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

BRowNsoN, the reviewer, has published his views
upon the Mexican war, in which he draws a nice dis
tinction between hostities and war, and maintains
that the Mexican army crossing over into American
territory and attacking Gen. Taylor not actual
war. Possibly not to such abstractonisis as Brown
son. but the declaration Of the Mexican Congress was.
Brownson next year will probably be zealously en-
gagged on the other side of the question: He is gene
rally found disputing all sides Of the same subject
Bait. Sun.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
no SINKING FUND RORROWERS.

TO SHNAENG FUND fkOksKO w EkSS.
NNHER interest due and unpaid the first day Jy
w Sinking
ry will be advertised about The first day Of October next to be seldom
Saturday Of December according 10 law unless
before Where
prior first July may security
deemed sufficient and the borrower unable pay payment Of
will not be exaed If the borrower shall forward TO this
Office written interest the interest due and
Withheld form of which is given below.
SINKING FUND OFFICE MopprcoN p,..~
Indianapolis august 81, lSf7
FORM OF AGREEMENT
interest the interest due and unpaid the loan
OF procured by from the Of Indiana through the
Commissioners n the Sinking Fund.
Witness. ,sen u"uei my r""' "'s
he following papers will please three Insertions and
ward their this Office Courier and Journal Lafayette;
Palladium IeeFsonan, Richmond Courier aud Express Tee
aute Courier and Banner Madison Journal Evansville News
Michigan City; Democrat, Goshen. 25
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
WsI1 Prr-The JACKSON lMo.l Reriep makes thel

WELL PUr.-The Jackson (Mo.) Rerieic makes the
following comments the noncommitial position of
Gen. TAYLOR. The wings are becoming restless
through fear that he is too much Of democrat to suit
them and the people are not very DESTROYS repeating
the experiment of 1910. The ReUieo correctly elucl
dates the erroneous principle which underlays the
party" idea, so eagerly embraced by few politicians
at this time:
"General Taylor refuses TO make an avowal of his
political faith To the American people, and declares
that if he should consent to become candidate for the
chief magisiracy of this Union, he will run as
party candidate, subscribe party measures but
as candidate of the whole people, and independent
of any established principles in short, take
him as OLD lack, as Old Rough and Ready" and
place him unceremoniously in the White House, leav-
ing it entirely discretionary with him what policy to
adopt and by what principles he will be governed in
administering our national affairs and foreign relations
This is quite General-lke; but fear such as
sumption Of power may be attended by catasrOphies.
which even will toter the iron-heart of odd lack
himself. We admit that such unbounded prerogatives
may work well upon the battle field where the fortune
of warfare depends upon the good judgment, wisdom
and sagaciy of the commanding general but they may
be productive of quite different result when exercised
as President of this conederacy There is too mate
rial difference between station to command and
one to obey A cOmmander-in-chef Is sovereign,
endowed with unlimited powers upon the battle field
and bis whole army is Internationally subjected to
his vocation "a chief magistrate of this republic
exalted an officer as he Isl is but the servant Of sore
reign people. charged with executing their wishes
which expressed through their representatives"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

GA Massachusetts volunteer writing from Mon
terey, makes the following statement:
The mothers, here, have great practice of SELL
their daughters to the soldiers. two beau
tiful girls one Is and the other sixteen, sold last
week, the first for S64 and the last for S60!''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

ANOTHER SHOWER BATH TO WHIGGERY. - The
Wayne County Democrat contains the drank at
the public dinner in Wooster given to COL Curtis and
the volunteers of the third Ohio regiment Colonel
Curtiss speech must have been bitter pill TO his
whg friends. He sustained the war-sustained its
rosecuton-charged It's commencement on Mexico
denied that this Is to extend slavery. but said
slavery would from natural causes. be circumvented
by it-hat the mass of the Mexicans were in little
better condition than the slaves of the SOUTH if as
good. He denied that we could make peace by Cith-
dralcing our army it must be done by teaching the
enemy to respect rights. Opposition here. among
our people, to vigorous prosecution of the war
would only lead the Mexcans TO suppose that they
could obtain peace better terms, &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

MARRIED-0n Tuesday evening last, by Rev. Mr.
Gillett, Mr.. WILLIAM II. CAMPBELL to Miss MARY
A. SMITH, all of this city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

DOUGLASS AND GARRISON MOBBED-Wm. Lloyd
Garrison and Frederick Douglass, now anti
slavery tour to the West, severely handled at
one of their meetings in Harrlsburgh Pa, last week.
Douglass furnishes account of the facas for the
New York Anti-Sayery Standard. Several volleys
of ''unmerchantable eggs" he says. were poured
through the windows, filling the room with the most
disgusting and sitting STENCIL which he calls ''Slave-
rvs choice incense - and struck friend Garrison
on the back sprinkng It's all "oter has honor
ed head" A pack of frecrackers was also exploded,
causing much excitement and alarm. Cries of
throw out the niger were shouted by the mob out
side, and stones and brckbats were hurled when he
left the house. protected by of his coored friends
Douglass himself escaped without injury.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

65-During an electioneering canvass the wings
scemnly declare they not opposed to the war; but
when they have secured the peoples ballots. they
hold up the box trmphantly to prove that the war is
unpopular '-Bosi0n Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
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MEssRs KIDD Co. Pittsburgh, Pain the OF June
received six dozen Of CDR MLane AmOna Worm Spec
all of which have sold and wish supply as
We frequently packages York bv
Express and presume there would be difficulty forwarding
by this Rochester from Pittsburgh truly
Rochester, y. ", Feb. "a, Ie47. POST & Willis.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale retail BY
KIDD s Co. No co. Wood street Pittsburgh, Pa
N B-PurchaSers will please be particular and inQne for
MIanes Worn Snecihc Nermiiuge and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
still Later from Kentucky.
DIR. MLANE;S VEkMEFUGE!


MEssRs. KIDD Co.-GeRis-In the month of Juy
F. Meyweather of Cincinnati appointed agent place.
Tor selling Dr. MLanes highly approved Medicines and the
tive that prompts entire white this letter
your house TO inform yOu that the inhabitants Of this and
county generally have given the Terugeo TLane fair
Gt n their families and pronounce erceD0n
the very best OTm Medicine offered those afflicted with
munIy has induced to purchase in future from
Agent and you will otise greatly by writing by mail
your cash price for the Nermifuge by the gross.
Very respectfully yours, &c. SNYDER.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail
KIDD 4 Co, No. 60, Wood street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
NJ B-Purchaers will please particular to inquire for Dr.
MLaHs's Horn Specific or Permfnre and take nothing else
For sale by DAVID CRAIGHEAD. Indianapolis; TOMIIN-
son BROTHERS. indianapolis; J. OWSLEY K Co. Indian
apolis; JOHN KELLEY Nashville. Brown countv SMITH
NAWrER * Co. Vernon, Jennngscounty: f. BURKE
non, Jennings county, JOHN VAWTER, MorgantoWn Morgan
county; w. d. ALEXANDER & BROTHER, Gosport. owen
county; THOS MCAIIA bloomington Monroe county: JNO.
MCALLA Elliotisville, Monroe county. I 3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
LIST OE LETTERS

UPEMANNG in the Post Office Indianapolis, Indiana
IA September l. Is47.
GPersons calling for these letters vH please to say
ADVERTISED.
The inland postage all letters papers for Foreign
Countries must be prepaid, otherwise they cannot be
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
To al lchom q nay c0ncern-
DIR. 1l.L.aue'S Liver Pills

MEssRs KIDD Co-Ths is to certify that my wife has been
afflicted for several years with the following pains periods
less in the right side about the edge Of the ribs extend
ing the right shoulder pain the back part Of the head and
above the right accompanied by weakness loss OF appetite
and almost constantly confined her bed August she has
used three of sMLane's Liver Pills."
that by the of these Pills. been benefited in
ordinary degree Under the Providence God she enjoys
good health and able attend the domestic Of
my family JAMES STEWART
Richmond, Jefferson county, Ohio.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail by j.
KIDD < Co. No. GO. Wood street, Pittsburgh. Pa
OF Purchasers will be particular and inquire for Dr.
MLANE'S LIVER PILLS" and else. there are
other Pills. before the public purpong be Liver Pills.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
MORE NEW GOODS


At the Cheap Corner. opposite the Palmer House.
INVITE the Ladies' lot Of beautiful goods
Just received from New York. among which may be found
French nghams. Manchester Black English Cali
Goes Long Cloths Taing Fancy Net SILK Gambia
Net Frock Waists Dress hdk Linen Cambria do. Love do Mo-
Fringe Plain and Shaded Purse Twist Daisy Buttons,
Hair Pins Linen Edgng Thread Thread Lace Isle do Point
d. Aeneon, Cloves silk Mts, White and Black
Spun Blond Rushes,
Illusion Black and Chain Gimp Steel Fringe ceilings,
Tasse Clasps Beads all of which am anxious exchange for
cash. A. II. DAVIDSON,
Sept. 4. 2sy No. I, Noswood's Building
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

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Pugh Mrs Lydia
lPOllert James
Parsley Mrs Ann
Patterson John b
Peck Miss Mary J
Phillips James
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Roll Joseph
Rogers Mr. G
lRidenour John
Russell Josiah
Records Samuel B
RAMSAY Jesse >
lRsndal Presly
Roberts Morgan
Ramsay Leah P
Rude John
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Stuart Berry
Stuart James
lSmOck Peter
lShasal Christian
Scott Hen or Robert
Carl
lStrator George
smith Morgan L
Smith Thomas L
Smith Nathaniel
Smith Thomas ]
Smith Richard K
Smith George
Smith Thomas
Smith SilaS
Slater Israel
lShepherd Samuel
Sewell Elisha
springer Jacob
lSkeine Harmon
Shute William
Stephenson Milly
iSounefed Garhard
Swayze Samuel
Slone William
Siagg Eliza
SidelOt James II
Stoops Jehn
Stafford JEFF Price
stevenson John
lSpillker Heinrich
Saunders Elizabeth
StePne lanes
iScabheard Anthony
lSchoolcraft George
T.
Thurlkill John OF
Mary A GilIen
TTOoley James
Todd Tho or Barrett
Todd Henry P
r. 5 Sons of Temper
ance
lToon William G
Taylor Elizabeth t
Tomlinson James II
lThnrslin Emit
fT'hurston Emmett
Tracy Alexander T
lTharp P Royston
tTomlipsOn Zadok
Teal D c
Todd Levi L
lThurston Emmett
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lWilliams Martin .
lWiles Samuel G.
Wilson Rachel
wells Aaron
Watson William ,
White Milton
White Zacheus
lWelchel Barnes
Weaver George
Welsel Henry
Wood Sarah
Walls Susannah
Wright 5 Dow
Ward Amos X
iWeake Elizabeth
Is Wagner John
Wood Eli A
lWarrick Allen
Wright Alfred
Watt James
West Leonard or
Alexander
Weasa Anthony
Wallace David
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
FROM THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
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MEssRs. j. send BY Express -
dozen boxes MLANFS LIVER PILLS. selling good
here, aud suit generally Yours: sc. F. P. sTEDMAN-
MaysuiNe, Chatauque Co., Ny, Dec % 1871.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail by
KIDD & Co. No. 30 Wood-st. Pittsburgh.
" BPuchasers viii please particular and inquire for
"Dr. MLaHe's Lfrer Pills" and take no 1iher
More evidence Of the increasing for MLanes IL
YER PILLSI
ERIE, February 10th, 1917.
MEssRs j. KIDD Co.. Pittsburgh,
will find dollars which please
Of your Dr. MLane's Liuer Pills" entirely
Respectfully yours. &c, CARTER BROTHER
Prepared for the Proprietor sold wholesale retail by
KIDD S Co., No. 90. Wood street, Pittsburgh Pa
N. B-Purchasers will please be particular and inquire for
"Dr. MLane's Lirer Pills, ans, take no other.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

The LATE Gov. DORA correspondent Of the
New York Erening Post, who visited the deceased
during his illness, thus speaks Of him:
Passing through Providence, the other day, l
took opportunity to call on Governor Dorr, who,
am sorry to say, is lying very low. His disease
has become confirmed jaundice. He has been
great sufferer except at short intervals, during and
the time Of his confinement in the Bastile of the
Algerines of Rhode Island. His cell was upon the
ground floor, cold, damp, and badly ventilated, every
way calculated to operate most destructivey upon a
constitution like his
1t is source of deep regret that one so worthy
should meet with no better fate. But it has been
ever thus. The world has always crucifed its best
friends, and afterwards built monuments to their
renown. 1t Will be with Gov. Dorr. His name
will be recorded in all time, the friend and de-
fender of popular liberty 1t will be engraven with
those of Sidney, Hampden Williams, Lafayette, and
the host who have sacrificed friendship. reputation,
and life, upon the altar of Liberty and equal rights.
And like theirs, his name will become watchword,
throughout future YEARS, TO patriotism to reso-
lutte action in defiance of danger"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

Lock AND Dam AT THE GRAND RAPrDs.-Last Mon
day was the time when sealed proposals for the fur
nishing of materials, and the construction of Lock
and Dam at the Grand Rapids on the Wabash river,
were considered. Our town, for several days prevl
to letting out the contract visited by num-
Der of gentlemen from abroad for the purpose of bid
ding for the work.
Messrs Samuel and Isaac Culbertson, of Pennsyl-
vania, were the successful bidders. They get the
contract at $50 S29; and the company is TO furnish
the iron necessary, which will amount to about
$4,000.
The whole work. including incidental expenses,
and Engineers pay, will not exceed $6O,OOO, being
something like $4,000 less than Mr. Lathrop's last
and lowest estimate.
The work will be commenced Immediately, and is
to be completed on the LIST Nov. 1913. Considerable
progress will be made in the work this fall; the en-
ierprsing contractors designing if possible, to COM
plee the Lock and Dam one half the present season.
ViRcenneS Gazette, Aug. o.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

countries muSt De pi
A. lC
Anderson David lC
Allen 4 +
Allison W II . II
Abbott Thomas II
Adams Woodiord II
Alldredge Aaron II
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Bruce G. w II
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Buckingham w B ID
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Beeler Mrs Eliza A 7
Bingham Joseph X I
Ballenger John ]
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Byrd Henry |
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Bradley James i
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Brown Mr. I
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Bush Miss Lurana /
BloOmer Mr.
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Cooper Samuel J
Crane Stephen
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Clark Daniel .
Collins Isaac
Conway WIN 4
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COttingham Miss
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Cooper Mr. II
CroSson Henry
Cooper John
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Carr John
Crowder John Il
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DevanpOrt Martin
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Eaglesfield G or T
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Forester Thomas
Ferguson Mrs Clarisssl
Furgerson j B
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Fendley George
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Field Wilhelm
FoltZ Mrs Elizabeth
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Gallagher Mrs j NJ
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
Senator Dix's Drawback Law Blocked

The Toronto Coloala mentions the arrival, at
this port of the Bellons from Glasgow, with a
general cargo, portion OF which was intended Tor
Canada, to be forwarded to that province, through
ih, State under the provisions of the United States
bonding and drawback act This step was taken under
the impression probably that the goods would retain
their orgna character and be admitted by the Canada
Custom House as British manufactures paying the same
duties az if imported direct by the St Lawrence But
seems tina, the rule in Canada is widely different from
this. The Col0aia says
The Law Officers of the Crown have lately given
their opinion officially for the guidance OF the Govern
ment and the Customs department that brsh sooos SO
imported better footing ss regards the dunes
than foreign goods that under the existing law they
be entered and paid for at our Custom Houses a!
the value at the last foreign port OF expectation ana MOI
At the value at the place Of purchase in Great Britain
The difference of duties by this route 10 about niteen per
more on the value Of the goods than II imported
blythe St. Lawrence The only advantage which the Inn
porter then has by adopting the New York route Is the
early receipt of the goods In the Spring and the draw
back Of the United States dutesesvng still the DINER
Of fifteen per cent above named in favor oil the 81
Lawrence route
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
FROM Rio Jnnelro and The River PInte.

ID, tire rUnUmus, capt. Mansneld rom MO
Janeiro Feb. 90 we learn that the L. 5. corvette
Levant had arrived there from Valparaiso and
would sail in a few days for the United States.
Extract OF letter dated RIO JANEIRo Feb 10, 1871.
We are most anxiously expecting late advices
from England and Montevideo ss il will probably deter
mine the policy of England and France as regards the
armed intervention the River Plate particularly as
upon their decision depends the question of peace or
war between Rosas and Brazil The former has OF late
offered many insults 10 Brazil and seems TO be deter
mined TO goad her into quarrel Brazil - desrous OF
peace but is preparing Tor defence IN case OF bepg al
tackled at the South.
BY last dates from Montevidoo 30h January, ROssss
troops In possession OF the Banda Oriental having
crossed in large nunbers-roued Rivera, who had a
few days before taken Psysanou on the Uraguay-snd
driven him the country 10 Monievideo where he
arrived the 9th. II extremely doubtful whether
he could maintain himself against Oribes forces. and If
not he would probably be able to reiea, 10 Rio Grande
again and If afforded protection "a before Roas would
consider il casus beli," and commence operations
Immediately One OF his most serious charges against
Brazil is their Offering Rivera protection, AND aiterWard
allowing him passports 20 go 10 Montevideo. Il has
been the subject OF strong protests by the Ar
gentine Ministers at this Court
II would now appSsr that Urquizs, the Governor OF
Tn,re Rios who it was supposed had deserted Rosss,
has again espoused his not only allowing his
toops pass Entire Rios but offering any assistance in
h power.
Nothing is known with certainty of the State Of Cor
rentes but II 70 be feared that she will follow Entire
Rios being party the treaty Of Aceras which appears
to have been intended only to blind the other States
while Rosas preparing for the new campaign.
The general opinion is that Brazil cannot escape
war with Rosss, particularly in consequence OF her
good understanding with Paraguay, having acknowl-
edged her independence. Many think the two powers
have entered privately into treaty offensive and deten
sve II is very certain that the Paraguay Minister At
this Court is on very good with the Government
and it would not be surprising if Gen Guide the Ar
gentne Minister should demand his passports rather
ifthe Government should send them TO him. His
respondence and protests the past three months have
been couched not only in strong but rather insulting
terms The replies of the Brazilian Government were
very proper and not wanting IN spirit
The Government are expecting M. Wises recall hsv-
Ing sSnhed their wish that he should not be allowed TO
remain and under the circumstances would be sdvi
sable Jour of Com.