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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
ON THURSDAY.


DURGESs, sTnlNGER a co publish on Thursday
ID George Loye!l-by James sheridan Knowles. Pnee
q cents
M Knowles b. his Fortsscusv and other productions
has proved himself happy composer IN the domain u
fiction 10 the drama George lovelP u one OF the
most graceful peasng and withal talented books The
teeuing English press has for long time thrown on
soch books improve the mind ADD greatly enrich the IN
tellectual grsces.
JUST PUBLISHED,
Jack Ashore the Man Before the Mast By the author
Of Rsin the Refer" Old Commodore" kc. p cents.
The Old Commodore, BY Howard. Is cents.
R1tiin the R-sfer. By Howard. p cents.
Cruise u the Midgs beautiful new edition. ~ cents.
First Fas- step third edition q 5000 each. 3 cents.
H0licss Diseases Of Women. ~.
Donnavan. Adventures IN Mexico. Is cents
Life Of Taylor profns-y illustrated bound IN cloth. e.
The Convict. By 9. r. r. James. IS cents.
Doniphan's Campaign In New Mexico. y cents.
Leonilla Lynmore. 3 cents
steam for The Million 81. cents.
on THE Eve or PUBLICATION
The Old Converts Of Paris IS cents.
Brian OLinn or Lucd is Everything
BURGESS, STRlNGER l. co ~ Broadway,
~ 4 Of Ann-sf.
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DARNuM,s ANIERICAN MUsEUM.-

DBAKsUM, PropnetoriF Hitchcock AAnsser-splsn-
did exhibition and perform this afternoon at O'clock
and this evening al a. Open every day from O'Clock
the morning ill lOPM Oae week more OF the IOWA IN
DlANS-Chlefs Warriors and squaws-will give exhibit
tons Of thsir war dances, Sc. CAMPBELBS ETHlO.
PLAN SERENAOERS. GREAT WESTERN, the Yam
kee Comedian. CLARA FISHERS shakspehsn Cabinet
Admission N the whole u children under 10 yssr
Of and Old enough to walk alone ~ cents Reserved
front seat To- extra ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

WIN. H. JONES. Aaotionesf.
BOOTS AND sHORs.-By J. D. IN0ERSoLL
DCO-store ~ Pearl.st-0n Wednesday. Dsesmbet
10 O'clock 500 boots shoes and brosass suitable
Tor the Southern. Western aud city trade.
Also. - cases mems and womens figured rsbbsss
Also. 80 cases women's plain rubbers
Also, ~ cases mems metallic rabhsn
Also. ~ cases women's metallic rubbeu.
Also. So cases boys hip and thch boots
Also, rs cases women . and missss pefked boots
Also 10 cases mems calf sswed proof boots az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
" sROVN. Auctioreer.
UNDERSTANDING GOODS,

III W. BROW \ viii sell thu. DAY, Thursday. Dee 2
At io3 o'clock lt2 Broadway, BY order Of asssnses
stock ct valuable house urn shos goods con
rich silver plated silver plated tea SETS table a.
cake baskets spoons. forks Sc polished stes nae
ivory and other table cutlery tea usys &c. with q
great variety Of other house seepins articles
Also, mahogany and walnut French bedsteaas tables.
book .5iss chairs buIssux ottonsns divans hsf
mattresses, f- her bsds, kc
Hoa.sAsePen and others will hnd this sale worthy u,
attention. dlnr .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

A anal portion Of he 81. Louis per cent. loan
has been negotiated Al So.
The cost OF the Western and Atlantic Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
Ga up 10 let Of November lsi7 has been % Dos is5
The to,a recep. OF year ending 3oih September were

Ga up 10 Lea VI November lsi7 has been % Dos les -
The to,al receipts OF year ending 30h September were
tjiSs3 An tho pr . "a 200.
At Cincinnati Eastern exchange is in good de-
msnd and the premium Is advanced to per cent The
dsmsnd for money H. for the season. comparatively
small. A large amount q good p.psr 6ods h' way
nto the ttree and bills Of over 90 days rarely ne
goiiaio3.
A loan Of 81 100 900 has heen recently made to
the Michigan Cen,rsl Railroad by it' sioeAhoder' pro
rata The rate Of interest per cent and mullen
extra could have been obtained
Upon the Concord Railroad in six months, end
ing Nov ! the receipts wore Is47 1876.
From Fundamentally ~ - ~ ~ l-
From PASSENGERS ---.------- .sepD 9 .z4u3 %
.sl6J7s4 SO sl3i.745 IS
The Worcester Railroad is stated 20 have gained
largely IN receipts this from the Western Rail
road scces,ona so great has been the Increase Of bu
sne.s upon the Western Railroad that double track
from Worcester Sprins field end portions Of tho
lie beleea the latter place and Albany has been voted
by the Directors The Fitchburg RsilroAd Is under.
stood be gaining the of per week upon
lsstyeAr and In January the usual dividend Of per
for months may be declared and paid for only
lie dividend time will then be changed from February
70 correspond with other Railroads In Massschu
sei's. The Maine Railroad is also coDg grea, bust
ness and showing scces,ons of business and receipts Of
nearly 40 per cent mostly upon freight.
At Boston money is still tight, but there is no
panic. The best paper ses At ls0li per cent In tbs
street. and sock loans per cent Boston per cents
have declined 10 a. and the stock market generally,
both for ralrosds and factories Is depressed The In
complete railroad stocks dull az the investing pub
lie desire t. ascertain how much additional cash will %
needed to finish and make them available fer business
aud dividends upon cost. Vernon, and MaIsschuset,s
sells At IA; Vermont Central 60 Cheshire 60 Osdens
burgh 90, Connecticut River 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

MECHANICS HALL,
40 BROADWAY, between Gr.nd and Broom,
4 . sr-Opeu every night unabaied success Crowd
ed lightly with
fhe BElurY AND FAsnloN Of New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
DREPARE FOR PAKTIKs.

NOVELTIES for the HOlidsys-FREOEkICK A
lNWOOONORrH, Importer Of rich fancy goods, 32j
Broadway opposite the Broadway Thestfe is now open
log some and beautiful articles for Christina and
New Year Presents, comprising all the novelties o. the
.xss9o dl 0rs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
j. POR LIvERPOOL-Only Reggie Psess,

EIklhs oh Dsesntsr, lss7.-Ths new magnificent.
sznokts<t sailing pscssLshi AsHBuRT0N. burden
i,1 tsEs CAPT Howlaod, will positively ssl the 9Th
VI December The accommodations for cabin, sscend
esbtn ana ss>fase passengers superior 70 coy etnes
ses.sln port, and pumoef u Der psssssssrs are 81
fsy engaged thoss desross a securing beItbs should
make early application board foot Of hsless-lsesof 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

~ Water Cure.-Dr Trail receives inv..ies ~ ~
uew ana connodOus establishment > LA9nt o. EFeIy
has hsen made for The comfort kn1 rA7d pro
gres. Of pats1fa daring he Winter. ~kca te-seA r.
soysrss can Always Dc most speedily elected 81 l~S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
CHRISTOPHER RUrHEsroRp. Aaeti 5sess
DY JAMRa VI. MILIER-stofs No. Is MAAss

10 lane, NEXT door 10 No Libsrtyst
THURSDAY, Dee Z,
Al 10. O'Clock. AZ the store Of Wsm Miles, SO rssll
5 20 I. 90 sides hemlock tanned cole leather
900 sides oas tanned sole leather
1000 sides upper In rough with other articles Ia the lns
A. l0i O'Clock the store OF Geo. PAso, 81 0old-s
soLE LEArHsE, &eSooo sides sole leather, with cthsI
arte les ia the line
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SWEETS

for coughs c0ds .Ore-thrOst and consumption also bis
famous kyerton Tahy, and the celebrated English Bath
Pipe, for pulmonary affections and hoarseness Mr ko
worth invites the attention 0f the public his sssbsh
msnt which, nc will be found s.oo1d 70 az
DREPARE FOR PAKTIEs.-The Cake Bsssets
4 Candesiicks Castors, &c should be cleaned add pot
order for parties 5oale Of them by continual rubbing
lost their ycry appearance .nd show copper
ca the surface these be replaced and tho articles
sale wholesale and retail, By JOHN J. BROwNk co.
~ fultonst Gear Nssssd-sI
Also By J. ). Randall 40 Broadway; T. Chalmers TO
Broadway; T. 3. Warner, 10j bleeekerst. and y Many
an Pear..t d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

THE IVORY CRuCIFIx, or Statue Of Christ
Carved from solid block OF Ivory BY monk al Ce-
ncalfhis wonderful work Of ART 10 open for exhibit
ton, at 30 Broadway corner Of kssdest from A. NJ
70 10 4. n Single admission u Goats Season Tickets
- cents families not exceeding six 81. Teachers and
Scholars, each ~ cents oil ths
U,HE GREEK sLAyE-Now Exlbitins POW.
A Ek3S STATUE or THE GREEK SLAVE, 10 the
arc saloon u tho National Academy OF Design, coI0sf Of
Broadway and Leouardst from o'clock VI. until 10
p 81. Ambulance - cents Season tickets 50 csats
" The Tor those holding tickets Will close
the first day Of Noyes,sr Season tickets purchased on
and zeI tho 10th October will entle the holder 70 visit
the exhbtso until the rst dag of December next ole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
HENRY JOHNSON,
cRocxERY AND GLASSWARE

THE UNDERSIGNED, being about TO close his eus.
ness offers for sale at cost In lots TO SAT- Pufehs.sr
he pr..snt large stock Of goods In this line Of usds h
chats from tbs country city, rsslsrs, and oes. wiz
"n a, f im. As'"' - - p. coRTZLYoU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

ITO LOIN-Fl5VV On mlT0Vfd llIy PI0P'IJ % 1710
i and mortgage, In different Apply 20
d2iw 4. J. BLkECKER, Auctionssr Brosd-st
CAUTIONED-Are the public sz4nst the act or acts
y VI Rev. John schsrnerhorn aud Eliza /. hs wife,
Wm Bote and susan Brode pertaining % certain lands
snd interests In the State Of Virginia hst have been and
pending chsneery proceedings 81 roy nstitgtns
ia said >;sfe-ther ac therefore. all null and void,
and of no effect WI OCONNOR, Jersey CITY
December !, l0f7. flt.l NewJeBey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

DCBLfC NOTICE 10 hsEsty givss that ths follow
inf pstto1s have psesenssd In the tossd e. A.
sxastrest from CecA Brood stfsst 70 have ever
contracted 10 Lsosssdstrset hon efee1 vey = Wesr
Broad 70 have eosstsuste6 v Portion
fou The ksshtbevssss 10 tks DisnbaenG e1segvD1S Al
psssoss intsrssssd 10 bs sbeve propsnsse oon6 49,
toas the rsessstsd 70 feesne - Sffaso
to tho undsxsed his once No Hell 81 kscoSds 90 %
bsiore me llth dsy of December inst
MARTIN u THOMPSON, street cennissooss
sxsst CenmiaksDsSs 0Uss, Desemooe J. M. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

profe..or Mitchell will ecnzenes hls eozrs
Of I.cfafss on Astronomy, ~ the fenAs Ae.Aeny' Il
Jerolsu.nst Brooklyn. on Tuesday evening Ss- less
n1y iwIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

In paofsfstip Ne York, fror Hatre-Ehpbslet Terry,
Hartford Jose ph Hawlsy Montreal; Joseph lsnard.
Henry snafd, Boston, Theodore Brook, Sweden and 100
h. alae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

- The United Brothers Of Temperance Assets
lion No. will hold a public meeting on Thursday
ing December 2 At American Hall corner Of Broadwav
and Grsnd-st Tie meeting viii be addressed By JoHS
CoCHEAS and others Good singing will be provided Tie
public are invited 10 attend. Airiffsnce free
LAWRENCE WIsRBURx. Pr-siis1t
z n DRrYFR. Secretary.
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sinFis tickets for each lecture ...-5o eeats
M be st.iusd Of Francs - BEo.1wAy .nd A. the
shsr prncps Bookstores IN the city AID a. ne aoer
pacIs cr the evening Of The lectefe - -~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
LIGHT FOR THE MILLION.

xxJHiITAkERs MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS pro-
w nouncsd by all to be the most beautiful sad seonom
cal lamp For the tea taois Tor sewing OF seains
for the writing class la fact purpose requiring
.ood sht IL will be found the best nyeoton OF the day
"a tar s.le nv ENDICOrT 4 SUMNER,
al n. 100 Fila Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

US-[S--7 a Tbird-ssenge, mas On hand soo1 81 y
8WRHsy OF 8, 81 am 81 Octave Pianos OF koss
W y vwood and hshossaJ e:.ss Ins sso.s ss
manufactured he tsst nnsns1 -ith ~ the sts I'm
syery re<pect Old Psnoioftes taksp In sxshaass Tun
ina and 70 psinog done IA the BEST manner ~ In
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08

from what we can learn, has been considerably re-
duced By sickness aud other causes Deduct, say II
per cent-which would make that force no's, proba-
bly, not to exceed 2949 this added to the regulars
above would make the present force under General
Taylor 6.9Sl.
The Volunteers called ont in dPrI assigned 10 The
Division Of the army under Gen. Taylor, equal fOuT
regiments and two companies, which ought TO give
force Of at least 300 men. The regiments from
Indiana and Ohio will be route for the seat Of
war, as the call was promptly net in that quarter.
The strength Of the volunteers being raised, added 70
the present force, makes an aggregate of lO,5OS.
The above is exclusive Of The Texas volunteers now
IN service, which, il is known, amount to more than
600 men. II will therefore, be that the ggre-
gate force under the command of Maj. General lay
Tor will be considerably beyoad 10000.
We know not, is II for us to say, what portions
Of the forces in the field will be fit for duty as the
phrase Is; and it is far from purpose magnify
the strength of the army. We may say-what At Is
supposed everybody must know-that great allowance
ought always TO be made, account of sickness and
other casualties, always incident TO army In tho
field, especially in a southern country like Mexico
during the unhealthy of the year.
We lay the preceding statements, which we have
derived from the highest official source, before ouI
readers. Let us add in justice to that source, thai
it states ie ruth, without regard politics. Upor
anypoints we are unfortunate enough 10 differ witt
the head Of that bureau; but we have every conf
dencc in his honor, his integrity, aud his truth In
fact, there arc the records In his possession. Here
are The muster rolls. He neither would nor car
change their character Washington Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08
TRANsYLYANTA UNIVERSITY.


VIE a5h Session viii Monday November
n under the direction Of The following Faculty, viz:
BENZ w. DuDLEY, NJ D. Professor ofthe Principles and Practice
of
THos ID. MITCHELL, NJ. d. Professor MeiCa and
Therapeutics.
RoBT PETER NJ d., Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JAMES NJ Bush, NJ D. Professor Of Special and Surgical Ana
tony.
L. ~ LAWSON, NJ d.. Professor General and PatO ogeal
Anatomy and Physiology.
sAML ANSAS NJ d. Professor of Obstetrics and the Diseases
Women and Children.
ELISHA BaRrLErr NJ D., Professor Of Theory and Practice OF
Medicine
L. L. DUDLEY, M. d., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The full hundred dollars ia1adby
good and hanks the States whence
pupils The Naturalization Library dollars,
The Dissecng ticket ten dollars Clinical instruction
the candidates for graduation Boarding and lodging ncud
ing lights, 50 o 50 per week.
ROBT. PETER, NJ. D., Dean of the Faculty.
Lexington. Ky. July 3. 1871 l06w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08
Rnilrnnd Nnticn.
By the Governor
JoHN II. THOMPSON,
Secretary Of State.
journal copy.

Whereas, at the times and places of opening books for
the subscription of stock the Peru and Indianapolis
Railroad Company, the last of the four hundred shares
required by the charter of Incorporation subscribed
at Noblesve on Saturday, June 18th,
Whereupon a meeting of N. J. Jackson, Elijah
Cotiingham, T. Il. Butler ]. t. Miller, David Foster and
w J. Holman, directors of the Peru and indianapolis
railroad Company held az hok9mo pursuant 70 ADJOURN
tenn, ordered that general meeting OF the stock
holders of said company be held Canton, alias Upton
in the county of Tipon, the 9th day of July COM
ing for the election of Directors under the charter and
for other purposes.
Whereupon the meeting adjourned
NEWTON ]. JACKSON, President.
w j. HOLMAN, Secretary,
Kokomo, June "a, 1s47.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08

The following ''oyderS," issued BY General Taylor,
have been transmitted by him To the War Department
In laying them before our readers, hardly deem il
necessary allude 10 usc pfu alsehoods circulated
by the federal press the effect that the adminisira
ton had neglected notice in suitable the glo-
rious achievement of American arms at Buena Vista.
A calunny foolish and mean, must needs recoil
upon the heads of its authors Washington Union.
Orders ! HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCCUPATION,
No. 46} Camp near Monterey, May 6, ls47.
Under the instructions Of the Secretary of War.
the commanding general has the qualification 10 pub
ish 10 the troops of his command the following com
muuication, received by him from the War Depart
mcnt:
"WAR DEPARTMENT, April g. 1917
"SIR: Your communications of the oath and 25lh
of February, and the Ist Of March, announcing the
brilliant success Of the troops under your command at
Buena Vista, against the forces of the enemy vastly
superior in NUMBERS have been laid before the Prcs
dent; and am instructed TO convey 10 you his high
appreciation Of the distinguished services rendered to
the country by YOURSELF and the officers and soldiers
of your command, on that occason.
"Thc victory achieved at Buena Vista, while it
adds new glory to arms, and furnishes proofs
Of the valor and brave daring Of our officers and sol
dIers, will excite the admiration and call forth the
gratitude Of the nation.
"The single fact that five thousand of our troops,
nearly all volunteers who yielding to the impulse of
patriotism had rallied to their countrys standard for
temporary service were brought into conflict with
an army of twenty thousand, mostly veteran soldiers,
and not only wtstOod and repulsed the assaults of
this numerous host, led by their most experienced
general, but in prolraced battle Of two days won
glorious victory is the most indubitabe evidence OF
the consummate skill and gallant conduct of OIL
GERS, and the devoted herOism of the troops under
their command. It will be proud distinction to
have been in the memorable battle of Buena Vista.
The general joy which the Intelligence Of this
r. l.. 4 Il IL 4 i !.
mingled with regret that it has been obtained at so
great prlce-that many heroic men, have fallen in
that sanguinary conflict They died in the intrepid
discharge of patriotic duty, and will be honored and
lamoned by grateful nation.
"You will cause this communication 10 be publish
ed to the troops under your command
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your obe-
dent servant,
(Signcd) "W. L. MARCY,
Secretary of War;
By order of Major General Taylor:
w. W. S. Bliss,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08

That most unpleasant and debating comslnt-FEv Err AND
AGUE-wh which many citizens are this time suffer-
Ing by proper udicios treatment be thoroughly cured
For purpose, MoRRILLs FEVER AND AGUE PILLS
vastly superior all other emeds and find not only the great
body people approaching their vaue but eminent physicians
adoplng practice They not only eradicate the disease,
nvigoae perfect order thus enabling
utuseprecsely what wanting
For byJ Owsley Co., indianapolis, and at most other
large towns and villages in ,ne State
the astonishing performed by Dr.
ROGERS, SYRUP OF LfyERWORT AND TAR in Of
diseased lungs multiply upon such il would seem that
person when the trfng expend
ure Of one dollar woud eecay BY reference the
asnts find not only emen physicians coming boldly out IN IA
adopting practice, clergy
coming in ao Among that be the
agents. we letters o Drs Cox aad Richards Of Cincinnati
Bke, Vise1an. Rev Aaey, and others
Osley Cos, and believe most other large
towns d The State. loAw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08

RETRIBUT1oN.-The London Spectator abiding TO
the horrible atrocities connected with the conquest OF
Mexico by the Spaniards, says
'The crimes of the conquerors, spread over Europe,
raised settled disgust towards the Spanish name, till
Spain became too contemplate to be hated the pos
session of Mexico and Peru gave false color to her
power, that drew upon her attacks she would other
wise have escaped and events are now in progress
in the New World that seem likely to blot out the
Spanish name ond supercede the Spanish blood,
throughout countries attacked without the shadow OF
an excuse, and subdued by trcachcry, cruelty, and
crine.''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08

A resolution in relation to the subscription of
SSOO,000 on the part of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad to the Pittsburgh and ConnesviIle railroad,
for the purpose of extending the said Baltimore and
Ohio railroad TO the Ohio river at Pittsburgh has pass
ed tho city council of Baltimore, with the condition
that $3.50 900 be subscribed by Pittsburgh and the
west, and $l0O0,OO0 by the citizens of BALTIMORE for
the same purpose.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08

GooD.-An officer lately returning from Mexico
was accompanied from New Orleans by his sister. a
Mexican wing began to discourse to the lady about
the wickedness of the war-expataing at conside-
rable length. The fair one replied that she had I'M
derstood from her brother that that was just the way
the Mexcans talked, ard that as he conceded with
them in his words and feelings, she could see diff
ference between him and them, except in color. The
Mexican sloped.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08

yMARRIED-06T thursday, July 1st, Mr.. HENRY II.
NkIsoS to Miss NAncIssA HoPKISs.
~ acknowledge tho fxins," and wish the par
ties JOY and success through life which no doubt will
be their portion should Henry be able to survive the
shock His amiabe bride Iaust be tender with him,
be has hung so long to his.od bacholorism. that
yc began to give up all hopes saving him. We've
z3ina now, At any rsto-illat is, rifs a,.l as
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08

The MORMON TEMPLE.-This celebrated edi6ce has
been sold to committee Of the Catholic church for
$4,000 This community have also purchased other
property at Nauvoo. The building is to be devoted
TO educational purposes, connected with the church
into whose hands it has passed. The contract requires
only the sanction of the bishop to complete it. The
last of the Mormons in Nauvoo, consisting of thirty
forty families under the charge Of Daniel II. Wells,
have left NauvoO to join the expedition B1rritt e.
Co. still remain at Nauvoo, TO close up the affairs OF
the MormOnS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08

TIE MEMPHIS BANK SwlNDLE.-From all accounts,
it would appear TINT The late failure of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank is gross fraud. The Mem
phis Eagle whose illusions to the whole affair have
borne the appearance of great cauousness and for
bearance, now denounces the DR.. Fowlkes as :"
swinding and abscondng miscreant" 1t states it as
the general opinion in Memphis that the banks aairs
arc very rotten. The notes selling at discount
of 30 a 40 per cent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08

A gentleman from Jefferson City informs us thai
not less than fortytwo applications have been made
to the Governor for acceptation by different persons
who have raised companies to fill the requisition of
the FIVE companies of mounted men.-St. Louis Union
June T.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08
LJJsJRER FOR SALE.

WYE have Of hewed lumber hand got out
Nv pressy 90 0der which win sell at cost Also Oak am
Poplar Jo l0X2 L. 1912 10, &c. The whole win he sold for
po5ly less than the be purchased elsewhere Ca
and il, and don't forget the cash. CHAPMANS SPANN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08

VALUABLE INvENTIoN.-An improvement has been
made in the valve of the engine by which from
70 TO 30 per cent. in fuel is saved. The N. Y Sun
says it has tried it in that Office, with success The
inventors are Messrs. Wood and Davis.