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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02

IRISH RELIEF.-The editor of the American Alma
nae wishes to place in the next number list of con-
tributions for the relief of Ireland. Those who have
had charge of the contributions at various places,
desired to write the particulars to Francis Bowen,
Rosfun Mas
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02

6.5-The triumphs claimed by the wings in the re-
cent elections, will doubt make the Mexlcans still
stubborn in the rejection Of the peace offers Of
our government. They rely upon the help of the
wings in our Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02

In Constantine, Michigan, gentleman was shoot
ing birds with rifle, when of the balls glanced,
and entering window at the distance Of fifty reds.
struck young lady on the check, split her tongue,
and knocked out several teeth but she will probably
survive the wound
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02

OI-In recent address to the people at Philadel-
pha, Mr.. Clay concluded by saying:
"That it was the duty of every American to give
the government all his aid and influence, so ena-
bic it to bring about peace between tile two coun-
tries
The wing editors and politicians are pursuing a
course the very reverse of that here indicated. Mr.
Clay's remark is rebuke to them but we
suppose they will attribute it to the circumstance that
the Mexicans brutality murdered his son. for which he
feels desire to revenge himself upon them, per-
haps Mr. Critenden felt for their imprisonment of his
son three years ago. They of course viii atri-
butte it to patriotic motive; for by doing they
must condemn themselves.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02
INDIANAPOLIS, AUGUST rs. Is44.
To Correspondents.
E NJ Franklin. Can't vioafe the terms for any one

To PosrMAsrEEs.-As we Yet frequently receive
letters under the old regulation. 549 drawing on the
P. NJ here for money deposited in other Offices for
subscribers, we would request all such postmasers
to read chapter "a of their new Instructions, which
repeats said regulation, $40, authorizing persons
TO subscribe for newspapers, by deposthg the money
with Postmasters &c. Said order went into effect
from and after the first of July last
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02

The daiy expense Of France under the Emperor
Napoleon 2, 100000 francs. under the Restora.
ton. 2,60O,000, and under Louis Philippe they are
4,200,000
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02

0STThe following resolution was passed at +" the
colored peoples Educational Convention" recently
held in this city:
Resolrtd, That the white people of this State
ought not reproach us with being ignorant, degra-
died. and poor, while they tax property to support
their own poor, and their blind, deaf and insane,
and educate their children while denying to ours
the benefits and blessings conferred by this taxation.
PaageHt-to say the least
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02

An ENGLISH FREETRADER-The National Intei-
gencer recommends that those who quote the exam
pie of Great Britain to justify the removal of all pro
lection, should read the following extract from a
speech made 10 his constituents by Mr. Smythe. one
of the most efficient co-operators with Sir Robert
Peel in his recent free-rade measures:
'I cannot however, quit this subject of Free Trade
without expressing my opinion the abstract principle.
by no means hold that the principle Of free trade is abb
soluely true, that it Of universal application If
american, the citizen of young country,
should be a prOiectiORiSt. IL Frenchman-the
native of old country with its industry undeyeoped-
should equally be proecuonist-'
Well, we lave read it for one; aud we think 1t
only proves that the Englishman is just ignorant of
the true interests, the and the capacities OF
America, as many Of our domestic wings undoubted-
ly are. If he should live years he and they may
learn how ignorant they have been.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02

That CIRcULAR.-From all the facts which we
have been able to gather up 10 this time, 1t appears
probable US that the fagitions circular, issued in
the 9th district on the Of the election, and circu
lated by wings for the purpose of defeating the demo-
cratic nominee, and which it appears accomplished
that purpose, printed if not concocted in the Of
fee Of the Vincennes Gdzette. If this be true, it
should damn that concern, and it's managers, in the
estimation of every honest man, wing and democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02

The Palladium says "The boys ip the ten-pip alley
at the White Sulphur Strings, refused to set up the
pins for Ex-Prcsident Tyler, when they ascerlainrd
who he was" In this. they evinced considerably
more "gumpton" than did the wings when they nom
mated him for Abe Presidency for they ssct em up
without knowing Tim. and his FIRST bali knocked down
TIE whole party They'll never want to .rcil another
string with Jonny.-Aev Hasen Regtstsr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02

The Baltimore Argus announces the death of Col.
PHILLIP F. THOMAS, the Democratic candidate for
Governor Of Maryland.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02

0~FThat Gen: Taylor recommended the employ
ment of blOodhounds is proved by the following ex-
tract from his official letter, dated at Tallahassee, Au
gust 20, 1888, written to Gov. Call, of Florida:
'Under this state of things | have suggested to
the Department the propriety of employing the blood
hounds Of Cuba lOith Sereral Spaiards accustomed to
manage them to aid in ferreting out the enemy, to
be used alone crackers, to enable to come up
with them, and would be glad to have your opinion
in regard to this measure, and if approved your in-
uence in carrying the into effect, in the first
instance barely as an experiment"
This is one reason, we suppose, why some OF the
wings strongly in favor of the Generals cleo
ton to the Presidency. They admired the blood
hound suggestion very much in lS40l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02

The Ohia Siaiesmaa says. that The Ohio Conference
of:the ~ p Church (Norlh) will be held 10 the CITY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02
GENERAL LAND 0FFIcE,l
August 9th, 1871. I


SIR In answer to your communication Of TIE 9th
utimo, have the honor to state, that in preparing
the proclamation of the 25h May as for the sa of
the lands within the recent Miami cessions in Indi-
ana, several townships included in which the
State had made selections under the laws granting
land to aid in the construction of the Wabash and
Erie Canal but the portions belonging to the State
under those laws, you will find expressly excluded
from the saes by the last part of the proclamation
You have been npprised by this Office. of the order
for the postponement Of the sales OF these Miami
lands, till May next; and in order to prevent any
easlness the part Of those who hold by purchase
from the State, all the lands belonging TO the State
will be excluded, in revving the publications of these
proclamatons before the contemplated sales
With great respect,
our obedient servant,
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner.
His Excellency, JAMES WmTcoMB, Governor of
Indiana. INDIANAPOLIS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02

Ertract of letter from an American in Merico to
friend in Indiana, dated Monterey, Merico, july
ii, lS47.
II suppose that Gen. Zachary Taylor is decidedly
the lion of the States For that thing, if for
nothing else, should hate now to be in the States.
Gen. T. is undoubtedly good man-but that though
great deal, think IS all. don't know what your
opinions concerning him, but mine ere decidedly
a. NEGATIVE" And if there is one man In Indiana
who has any pride of feeling for his State, and those
of her unfortunate citizens who were out here, who
can, consistently, be Taylor man. | should like to
see him. He (Gen. L y has been extremely fortunate
in all of his battes-but it does not, in my opinion
follow that lie will make good President Yet such
seems TO be the opinion of the people. They to
pay no attention to talents, ACTUALLY, but .'go for
Taylor, therefore, without why or wherefore
''f he is or should be the candidate for President,
and Indiana gives him anything like respectable VOTE
she deserves all he has said about her, which think
was entirely uncalled for-and | believe, had not
secret motive been at the bottom of il, it never
would have come forth. But so it is; it has gone
forth, that the ID regiment of Indiana volunteers were
cowards-all except Col. BocleS, ond he brave
and gallant oficer-and - could not make some
people believe anything else-because Gen. TAYLOR
said so!!! But 1t should be recollected that Gen.
Taylor is flesh and blOod-and therefore likely TO
err any other 1t vexes me TO think about it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02

His Excellency, JAMES WHrcoMB, Governor of
Indiana, Indianapolis.
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RnNE-sales 1900 ns North. West at 30 eta. ca.h.

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