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Anew sprspg su,nmsr oeo<as.- Duval 81 Brother
IN Irsrchaut ailors under Gadby,s Hotel, Third
street. Pennsylvania avenue, would respectfully announce
to their customers and citizens generally the arrival Of their
sprinr and summer goods among which desir
be STYLES of Frcnoh cloths docskns. DraP dEtc &c, any
OF which they are prepared make to order in their usual
style, elegance, and q moderate prices - l.
r,ril 7~8aw9w DUvALL Il BROTHER.
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Every person entitled the right OF presumption any
lands within the townships above enumerated required
90 establish the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver of the proper land office, and make payment
therefor soon as praetied after *eng N. notiet and
before the day appointed for the commencement of the
public sale OF the lands embracing the rac claimed other
wise such claim viii be forfeited.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Aprl 0-lawl3w -u. t.r. ...aH1 .rHiH lrIf.
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receiver ut Mineral Point together with maps which the
location Of each tract is desgnated all of which will be
subject the examination of tosewishing 10 purchase
JAMES II. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Nov. 2O--law26ly
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Leave Cuba every Tuesday at l p M arrive Fayeue
1902 From Ithaca, by New Baltimore and Philpsburs.
TO Union, 10 miles and back. once week
Leave Ithaca every Wednesday m, arrive at Union
| same day by SIP IN
Leave Unions Wednesday m, arrive at Ithaca
1908 From jackson, by vinon Cheshire IS miles and
Leave Jackson every Friday att m, arrive Cheshire
same day by 7Pm
1904 From Knsn,an, by J0hnstonvlle, to Warren. ~
Leave KnsInan every Tuesday at m, arrive at War
rem same day day by pm ,u.,.,. ...
Kinsman same day by pm
1905 From Locust Grove, by Marble Furnace, Tranquil
ity and Youngsve to Eckmansvile, 70 miles and back
Leave Locust Grove every Tuesday at m, arrive
Leave Ecfmansyi ny every Wednesday at m, arrive
at as From S1' Tows Say Mills and
Olive Township, to Sharon IS miles and back. once
Leave L.wsl every Friday mt 9 m. arrive at Sharon
Leave sharon every Saturday at m, arrive Lowell
s Fo Marion y ksnen aaasesyi vile. and Lima.
Leave Marion every Tuesday at M, arrive at Section
Leave Section Fen every Thursday a, m, arrive at
s next Ny ys,s0na bv Jo,enh urohv and
Resersvls to Chill, 20 miles and back, week 80
Leave New Philadelphia every Wednesday at M
l Leave ' Chill every Thursday at m arrive at New
Philadelphia same day by 4pm
to Hanover, miles and back, once week
Leave Nashpon every Wednesday at m, arrive at
leave Hanover Every Wednesday at II m, arrive
$50 From ST. John, by Frysburg to Dnsmore, II miles
and back, once a week
Leave Dnsmore every Friday at M arrive at St John
2sl From Sidney, by Palestine. Urbana. % miles and
back, once week -,
Leave Sidney every Tuesday at M arrive III oroana
Leave s ugSana every Monday Sidney
,saSepxls by sso ;. Ms Hnssv sn
"A miles and back, once a week. ,.;,. :,
Nf Leave L.s New Lisbon every Wednesday at M
s Frnn %ae asy g,
ty miles and back, once a week
Leave Waterville every "Wednesday at ARRIVE at
Columbus Grove by
Leave Columbus Grove every ahg at
1914 F Fr5lse w Y Msis.l bs Hartford and Port Clinton
ss s spd S"ss 1nsd wses m arrive
sandlisky next day BY sPM% nd, !, ~ arrive - Wood.
ssl5 From Xenia by Pan,ersvilIe, to Port William 10
Leave Xena every Monday s arrive at Port VIII
' Leave s Port William every Monday m, arrive
NOTES a7
Each proposal should be accompaned by gGa5an ;n
manner, VIZ; .,-.t. .ta4. .t4 al,
"The undersigned guaranty uat -
fhs'aE %e @
legation prior the first day Of Jdy ne1f, with good ana
Efficient perform the service proposed.
This should be accompanied by the certificate OF post
MASTER other equivalent testimony, that the Kuaranors
are men properly. and able make good their guaranty
The proposal should be sent to the department sealed en-
dorsed asProposals for route No in and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combination,
nd the terms and conditions which the contract Is 70 be
' ~ t'D.' -. -~1 1g C. JOHNSON, 8{
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, April 81, 1857
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CONNEKS UNIIEU SIAIEo ~ II n1VD % '11s@1S-
800 TYPE FOUNDRY, yfr s
Corner Of Na'sas a~d An~ streets, Nfr forS e. -,
CtAN be had eighteen per cent deduct ton from osd
~ prces-The undersigned respectfully inform the otd
patrons the type and stereotype foundry formerly xnown
az James Conners, and recently asConner Oookes
and the public general that they are prepared 70 exccufe
orders for printing types, presses chases cases
complete printing esmblishnents as favorable tenns
and OF as good quality, any other estabishnen In tho
Borders cuts brass rule and all other articles msnufac-
t,red at this establishment ut the reduced rates
New articles got up order being furnished with pat
-, =, II
face and material of which il il made, particularly
ada pied for service in newspaper printing. sat
An kinds of stereotype furnished. l.,. go, 81.
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Notice to prs-em pt,on laimants.

Every person entitled the right Of presumption to any
lands within the townships above enumerned is required
the tho satisfaction OF the Register and
Receiver al Mineral Point and make payment therefor,
after seeing thus notice and before the day
appointed for the of the public sale OF the
lands embracing the claimed otherwise such claim
will he forfeited - U T7lit RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
e. wi
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TTEIDsEICK 4 CO.'S CAampagne.-Orders will be re
III ceived and forwarded Rheims for the above cele-
brated Champagne wine, TO come out next fall:
Ami, I-IaiivSy STANISLAUS MURRAY.
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The s gniied ds ss1ss Of ds, the Admiralty
The United States of America, The schooner Robert
Wilson, her tackle, apparel &cCondemned as forfeited
violation the provisions OF several acts Oh congress
forbidding the slave trade. ~
I'm pursuance or dccretal Of the district es~rt
notice is hereby given nl persons having claims
against the said schooner Robert Wilson, q caPors or a.
their agents. and file their proofs Of claims and
their powers with the undersigned, the register Of the
said court, or before the first day OF July next -
AtCharleston April IS ISf7.--April 20-lawl0w
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ID UREAAN's Mcrotsnscal Spelling Desk--A large 10
pubii,6er's prices r. TAYLOR
! Mar 10 WI. 3.Ia ~ hfr j .arr
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The United G. America the Admirably
The United States of America, The schooner Merchant
her tackle apparel &cCondemned as forfeited Tor vio-
ding the slave trade. ID 49, -as.s. u a .ia.s
TN Of order OF tho district eoart
of the United State this district entered on this day,
notice is hereby given that all persons having claims
against the said schooner Merchant as cap,o or as tnel
powers with the undersigned the register OF the said COURT
W IL. Y. GRAY, Dist. Clerk.
AT Charleston April l5 lSf7-April D-1awl0w y ss.
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TYPE AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MArERIALs NAM
CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AN
M
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The lands embraced by the above proclamation Of the
resident OF the United States contain many of the
aluabe lead mines actually opened and worked which
ave yet been discovered aud from indications the
ace and experiments made in digging, it is believed that
many others equally valuable exist and may be explored
lIiing expense.
From the great number of these mines, it would be inn
acucable give adequate idea of their character and
ocalon, without extending this notice beyond proper
pounds IL Is sufficient to state that they situated the
cton OF country bounded the south by the Illinois State
ne on the west by the Mississippi river; the north by
line drawn nearly parallel TO the south side of the Wis
onsln river the average distance of ten twelve miles
efeiom; and on the east by meridian line passing
trough the sources OF Sugar Creek the whole district
oerng surface equal to about sixty full townships All
Necessary facilities for Transporting the products
are Afforded by the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers
n1 Their tributaries, the Blue, Grant, Platte, Pekaonika,
no other rivers by which the district is ntersected
Inc above district explored by Dr. Owen, the geolo
~ OF The State OF Indiana under from the
easury Department, and in compliance with resolution
me ouse OF Representatives, passed the 9th Februa
y, 1889 The able report of this gentleman published in
SA, with the charts and Illustrations (Senat doc
20 aU, l session. 18th Congress) precise infor
nation the location of each mine and shows that in
sly the lead mines OF Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin, though
ny partially worked, produced upwards Of thirty million
eded the larger proportion and further that the whole
9i,rct if properly mined, would yield one hundred and
" million pounds per annum.
Particular lists Of the sections and parts Of sections be
0ed al said sale have been fnshed to the register and
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by the FFosideht OF tho Uhiteu states.
TN pursuance oflaw, JAMES X. POLK, President of
Il the United States of America do hereby declare and
make known, that public sale will be held az the land
office at MINERAL POINT In the TERRITORY OF Wis
of July next for the disposal of the public lands within the
aforementioned townships, to wit;
North fhe base line and tce Of the fourth principal me-
ridion.
Townships seventeen eighteen, and nineteen, of range
three
Townships seventeen and eighteen, of range four
Lands appropriated by law for the OF schools, militia
ry or other purposes, will be excluded from the sale.
The sale viii be kept open for weeks (unless the
lands are sooner disclosed of and longer; and no
private entries of land in the townships offered will be
admitted until after the expiration of two weeks from the
commencement of said sale.
Given under nv hand the city of Washington. this
first day OF April, Domin thousand eight hundred
and forfy-seven. JAMES N. POLh,
BY the President,
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioners of the General Land Office.
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Every person entitled to the right OF presumption to any
lands within the townships above enumerated is required
establish the satisfaction OF the Register and
Receiver of the proper land office, and make payment,
before the day appointed for the commencement of the
public sale of the lands embracing the tract claimed
otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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TN pursuance of act of Congress, approved on me
/ eleventh day of July, 1886 entitled IAN act to authorize
n pesent Of The United States sell the reserved min
nps Of Wisconsin and Iowa. supposed contain lead
ore.a JAMES X. POLK President OF The United states
If America, do hereby declare and make known, tnat
Ilin sale viii be held al the land office al MINERAL
POINT in the Territory of Wisconsin, commencing on
MONDAY the twenty fourth day OF May next Tor the ds,
oa Of the following sections and parts OF sections OF land
heretofore reserved from sale embracing valuable Lead
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
Published every Thursday.]
WING Union and HARMONY.

The poor WING cditors at least that portion of them
whose ingenuity is exhausted in hunting I'D TRIES
wherewith to make charges against the administra-
ton and the Democratic party, amusing them
selves by occasionally inditng little truth and lam
Pooning each other So addicted have they become to
ault6ndng, that it has become part of their nature
and their removed. one after another, Il
keeps them wonderfully busy, skipping around to End
others. 1t matters not what it may bet is only to
be approved by the democracy and on they rush to The
combat IF something is not found, those there are
who will at once build up "man of straw" fre-
quently by wholesale forgery, that they may show
their prowess by demolishing it, and thus prepare
mess for those whose stomachs revel in garbage
And zee occasionally amused, if not instructed to
see them let out the TRUTH and rub each other-the
pot calling the kettle black As good natured spe-
cimen, give the following from the Brookville
American. 1t should be remembered that the Torch
Light editor does not conceal, or attempt to conceal
his Tory-whiggery, but speaks out boldly, while the
American pretendS to uphold the war.
SAFEl-We are happy to learn that the editor of the
Xexa Torch Light has been safely secured. lie labor
ing under the DIRE effects of political INSANITY and in
of the Authorizations Of his BRAIN supposed that the
Mexican army after him. This occurred during the
temporary absence OF his idol Tom Corwn, at Chicago
He imagined that but the object of his alteration
could him from the Mexican lances He therefore
started west, il is supposed, dshable, dshevelled
hair, and with wild aud frantic eyes, woods,
swamps, aud praiues, frightening the natives and the
geese in his unearthy screams, of "Saye me, Tom !"
ssSave me, Tom :" He shortly after found in the
Territory of Minnesota, safely secured believe has
arrived safe at home TO the Joy OF his afflicted friends
They feel confidence that by kind treatment ap-
proachng cool weather. and strict dieting, he will yet be
restored to his reason 1t sad spectacle to look upon
Of such talent genius, and Of promise TO his
try thus ia ruins-his mind wreck of what il once
was
Fearful indeed would be the responsibility of this ad-
for bringing this with Mexico, and
thereby dethronng the Of the talented liberal aud
enlightened editor OF the Xena Torch Light His at
tending ply stefan should recommend for his drink, weak
of the OliUe branch of peace, and goats milk
Any stronger nulrment might throw him into spasms
again.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
Correspondence Of The Sat- Sentiner

CAMP NEAR MIER, Mexico, Aug. 4, 1917.
Dear STS,-Thls has been day of rejoicing in
this regiment. That old and tried veteran-that
embodiment of Indiana chivalry-the Hero of Buena
Vista-arrived in camp to-day in the character of
Brigadler General The arrival of no other officer,
not even of General Taylor himself could have in
fused such a feeling OF enthusiasm in the camp, than
was manifested the arrival of Gen. Joseph Lane
lie looks WE'LL and will assume the command of this
division; Is full Of fight and is ready as ever to give
hard knocks and good many of them. Every body
is pleased Colonel German, the field and staff Off
GERS are rejoced. The whole of the 4th Indianians
have arrived here except companies, who will get
IN tonight from Camargo-distance about twenty
five miles by land; hard march for the boys. The
heat Is intense and overpOwering; sand and dust
sutfocatlng; water scarce and bad verify ssour
sutferlngs as Intolerable." From the mouth of the
Rio Grande to this place is about three hundred and
fifty miles by water and 80 by land and to tell the
plain truth about it, would not exchange the county
of Monroe Tor even Bean Blossom) in Indiana, for
all the purposes of lfe for the whole of it. Perhaps
the country may improve as we 60 ahead; but here
it produces nothing but ,chiskerS naoustaches, and
goattees As for aurels, they can't be gathered in
these diggns. The 4th Indianians will compere
favorably with any regiment either reguur or yo-
unteer, the ground. There is an average of some
six or eight IN each company the sick list; but few
deaths, net four from disease bat still the risk
is great for at lea two months to come
There are already three regiments of infantry, ex-
elusive of our own, ON the ground-to-wit: the lst,
made up from the southern States generally the 18th
from Alabama and Georgia; the 10th, under Colonel
Tibbatts of Ky, from Kentucky and Indiana. We
met with many Of friends in the l6h especially
Majors Talbot and old friend, Major Norvell, of
Lawrence county, Indiana. Major Norye is iu fine
health. With an iron constitution and mind ever
active energetic, and cheerful, he has not only be-
come very valuable, but also very popular officer.
This Is nothing more than might have been expected.
Lawrence and Martin counties are well represented.
Of the chance Of fight soon you know about as
much as we do We eating certainly very
large quantity Of Uncle Sans bread and meat, to
say nothing Of the quantity wasted and destroyed.
trust we shall have chance at least Of rendering
him quid pro quo. Is Gen. Taylor wants to march
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
Well done, Rhode Island !--- Defeat OF
ri,

The election of democrat to Congress from Rhode
Island has about Spoiled all the hopes of the whg
party
Greeey's Tribune groans over the result most pite
ousy 1t destroys the last hope of the wing party in
their control of the States in Presidential election
by the House. The Journal of Commerce figures up
the States in the House as follows:
THE PREsIDENcY-The election TO Congress of Benz B.
ThursOn dem in the district of Rhode Island d.
vd the delegation Of that State the U. = House Of Rep
esenatves and takes away the last hope fear Of whig
majority the House. The delegation thus far elected
Stands follows:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16

Went up to heavens throne in v0Ieeless wOIds.
Long gazed the boy upon those eyes so dim;
They sill were open. still were liked on him.
Long did he wait TO hear the feeble breath,
She spoke 10 him but now Gould ihi. be dea'h :
Aud should he hear that melting tone
Had she departed was he all alone
There is grief Iha, strikes the soul 50 deep.
1t leaves no power 10 think. no power TO weep.
There is tide Of hopeless, dark distress,
That lullS all feeling TO fOgeifuues>.
When morning dawned, aud silvery light was shed
Though broken windows OH the taiiered bed,
That fair slight boy was slunbeIing on the breast
So oft the cradle of his infant rest.
His cheek was glowing, beis was pale and chill;
His heart beat ieyerishy, but hers was still.
A fair bud, blooming by blossom cru>hei;
A living harmony, by harpslrIngs hu'hed.
The father too was there, blOsted thing :.
That silent conscience had no power TO sting.
lie saw the wreck OF all that was deaf
And scarcely brealbed Sigh, OF shed tears
And il reflection dared to lift the haze
That yelled the loveliness Of other days,
He stroye 10 silence, in The maddenng bowl,
The still small voice that whispered to his soul.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
Head Quarters indiana Militia.
ADJUTANT GENERAL OFFICE,
Indianapolis, September Sth, lS47
GENERAL ORDERS, No. Is.

GENERAL ORDERS, No. 10.
To all doubt and rtainty the ultimate
acceptance Of company which shall have been reported
10 Col Lane for the 9th regiment Of Indiana vol
unteers under the authority of War Department of the
Goth umO and to stimulate and the raising Of
companies with all practicable despatch, The following expa-
nation modification Of Article XVII in the last General
Oder is consultation with COL Lane, hereby prOmulga-
ted. viz:
H. Any company reported Col Lane as full, and
companed by roster" or list of the names of the mem
bers showing that bare majority Of them have been in
service in Mexico from Indiana will be at accepted into
the said regiment, without fear Of being Afterwards ex-
cluded o account Of any other company
ILL., Should it happen that ten companies, each containing
majority of returned volunteers not reported in time,
the deficiency will be supplied by accepting the requisite
number Of such full companies which shall have been
ed as may not have majority of returned yOluneers and
in such contingency will be accepted 10 the order
Of lime in which they reported
w. Any returned volunteer Of the State, without regard
his residence therein, will have the preference TO be
ceved into company, aud he applies Tor that purpose
after the company is FULL the last recruit on the company
who been service in Mexico, will give place
to him. The rule will be observed if any larger
Der Of returned volunteers apply for admission into compa
n.y. But fresh recruit will be required TO leave the CON-
pany after il commences its march for the place OF rendez
" After company has been reported not having a
majority of returned volunteers, it will still be allowable
afterwards enabled 10 do TO forward subsequent report
that majority Of returned volunteers has been secured in
the company, which case, il will receive prompt aud
unserable acceptance into the regiment provided ten COM
panes, each having majority oil returned volunteers snail
d already have been &C eped.
15The importance therefore, of reporting companies
the earliest practicable PERIOD in Gu cases. is manifest By
these regulations is believed that the best mode adopted
Carrying the inenun Of the War Department, that
the 9th regiment be formed wholly principally Of
returned volunteers and the iime that the regiment
be raised all practicable despatch 1t will also give
opportunity those invited every part of the State
rally TO- the standard Of their country,
VI In conformity with the request Of the War Depart
nent that place Of rendezvous be appointed the Ohio
River for the several companies fast they shall be &C.
cepted Madison is hereby designated for that purpose.
By Older Of the Governor and Commandei-in-chef.
ID. REYNOLDS,
Adjutant General Indiana Militia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16

SwITZERLAND-Events in Switzerland hurry to
crisis On The both Ult the Diet after animated Discus
sioL, voted The illegally Of the Sunderland alliance OF
the Catholic Twelve and ha r.
CsnOns vuted the fullow ing resolutions
"l The alliance Of the CantOns A. Luceinp, Uri,
Schwytz, uneiwalden, Zue, FibuIg and VssS inrOm
pable Ih the essential dispositions Of Of the
7lh Of August, 1885, aud is declares to be di>snved
80 The above mentioned CanIons be held response
BILE for the execution Of this decree.
s3. The Diet ITSELF should circumstances
quse, adopt ulteriOr enfOice obedience
decree"
Against these resolutions the Deputies Of the seven GIN
tons-namey, LuCe,ne, Uni Schwyz. UnteTwaiden, Zug,
fnb1g and Valai>-have protested They refuse To ac-
knowledge the right Of the may Of the Csntons enoice
the esoutions IN which they attack against the
rights guaranteed by the Federal Compact Of 1918
Meanwhile, the CaDOn preparing fO resistance.
Three hOHand muSkets had sIyed aud Gene De
berg had reviewed eight baaIions Of The Landwhrr.
Following the indicated in resolutions the
Diet, the 23dult considered mrnn proposed by the
Deputies frum Geneva for striking off the any-ro Of the
who hereafter the forces Of the
The Depue, from the seven Catholic Canions suuy or
posed The mutton: but il carried by decisive majority
Descending 10 small things, NJ Bos-le- Compile
ed formal complaint the Presidential aud Executive Cum
Gil "i Bene; sUlemny stating that 9TH n>t NJ Jenn
member OF the Grand Council, caused his dog publicly
wear the ode "f the Legion of honor the promenade Of
the Engni, al The moment when ded" For
this insult 10 he the French demands that
proceedings Should be taken against A. Jcnn ehsI exUh
clo. in acrOIdaDce with the full wrIs Conferred law
the executive authority, blythe application Of uch
sures OF discipline every dy possesses with respect 10
its own memDeI&" The Government q. Brine declined to
interfere aud referred NJ BO-ieComte to the Courts Vf
Law.