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o .c. TWO weeks ago. pair of GOLD SPEC.
~ iaII.ES, heavy. anil made BY McAlis,er,
'n',saciphia. \ reasonable reward will he Civ
en-, II len AT the Recorder Office.
July &c. sa@@e SO =. - .-a- se-sw
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10. WILLIAM JONES.
LnLIABIEl. FkAAkLIA c0I-nr,

NeNAAl 4ss2-t44s =
90. WILLIAM JONES.
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III Gsaszsi Arrns : Gil gary.asa !. =.
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d canFanss si'hrr ~ FxrAasai sTyiEr.s,.s, !.
- nlai. pasfs p1id. iTae raid So "a 49, =.
klSatrd EeilS sd dr. extEla1dia.zrS 60. -.
ar pas.sasnils sisssing. Esislss darn. A. g. 4,
49, Is4ulaI III q sle -. An Asss.rs "a
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cusaItliHls; . ssneral drrsngruuuIt = - =.
iFRs IN Al dirs1F4s Mhish Iesull isCs . ~
'a.is = - heOd. ll.ess Iills srea sosusiEa =.
Hssiy.
"a he rias~ e DISEASES eallssl rhFot.,r a.. e
isnlrEg ills .shlFNr shsis liehs.s ariu.,.,I. ~.
tass dsi! ~ noa.Fstiloa- EnisIihg nlsLin a,
hl'A'Ash isorssss q de Fys,rn, thsy gusll, r,
sarrt PaFlls hs h.sss, losa OF disssss. and ave
cTREs asa CONSTANTLY RFFYt-rrD
/ b. tsse Pills. IN rasss Nl~se ever .ahs, -.
lad ullsIly fad. The mosl aluIJan, IT,, !,
this could = given, but iIial II ens l., !, :,
convince The palisns. They can L. or,ssrra an,
sns BY msIl. % tnliing elIrnse. The ma, !.
IS CENTS = boa. nhtrs fro sollsss H1fL a.,
grfsEtd and iht Monty niaiffsd. tie casnrs ma
srlH I,ag ne Pasiags sSs ILs IiLs. Rsni,isrcss.
Al Ihe coHpsns's Iisk. MLere,rr thrre !. =,
Aesnry u the COMPANY they can ie osdcreI ~
msil .-.. !. 80 49,
Ihese Pills sre taking lie plsre of an o,hep.
and no sick leEson should h. without Ii, m.
ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
Bowel Complaints. Constipation. ID sJs,sia. ,,
yrr and Ague. Headache. Jaundicr. I.lssr Com.
plants, Rheunslisna, all STOMACH Complain.
iiTeen sirknrss, sc. &c, yield at ancs 70 ILsss
Pills. They purs away oiEsnsiSe hunlogs. N.
rct the Ptogrrss a disease. and a. tie sams Iius
restore tone and sigaE 10 the - sicm In rae.
u general drrangrmFnl Of the health, Ihey srs
OiEREIGN.
ny THEIR UsE,
The weak viii trcnnle strong: the pale and ID
liOus complexion he rrstorrd 10 psriec,ls irrsh
aud healihy evlor; al thr bad symptoms viii o,,,
BY one disappear. s..
In shor, these Pills are an inconcri, aide ID
) vance upon ans other meLcine ever Isiofe ,isI
ed 10 the public. 4 trial will satisfy any Que q
: this
June rs. So
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Spring Goods,

w Z are now receiving our Spring Goods
' and shall open during this and ne1t wcrk
a large and complete assortment, which We shall
FELL very low, particularly for Cash.
LONG, WEBB e. CO.
April 20. ~ Z n ~
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Sands SarsapariIla,
ron THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT crsE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING PROM An
IMPURE STATE OF TIIE BLOOD
or HABIT OF TmE SYSTEM,
VIZ

NA hAbli W fHk lSlEM,
.-.. %. VIZ:
SrolTia, or Kings EriL. Rhemmafisn., Ol,iinef.
cutmnous ETupfions, IimpLss, ~ Pu,tuk,
on hs Fase, BLotch,s. Bilss, Ckr,vie M,
Eyes. King Worm ar ltifsr. SeaId Had. In.
h1gtmem gRd JaiR If Lt bones and joints,
Mut6ora iictSs, SgphiEfis Sympioms, !Ssic.
ira, or Lu,aLagO, and Diseases arising from
an iryudieious use II .Mreury, .Isc.is,, ~
ihYpsg. Expasure AZ bnprudcnce IN Lif:
aho G.s.rmic Constitutional Dismdeys Hili je
rtMored BY kiis Preparation.
THE health 81 the huli.an system slrtsn.ls a.
- most entirely upon the state VI the blood II
the riializing fluid which pcradcs every tissue,
every membrane, fibre, flament, gland OF Other
organ, primary or subsidiary; IL the body le
charged with the elemcni Of disease, sickness
'S-.--s--1--~-~s and until thO raTsEs
" "iseasc existing IN the blood are cradir.,J M
perm ineht relief can I've expected. II isherr Ia,
Tue powerful healtlsrcs'Oring properties of ssnd.'
safsapanlla are manliestcl; its searching otera.
lions reaches the rArsrs Of diseasr. and the cures
u PERFORMS are therefore radical and thorough.
"hefe distractions 20 is favorable operation 81.
~, they are removed as ], passcs along the ali.
menlan canal. ...~.< .. -.s-sf :. ..
Portsmouth, n. H., March 8. Is45.
ms Is 10 certify, that | have bern afflicted
WIN Rheumatic pains in 10th my legs for more
'han two years. which at Times was very Painful.
aHd have tried various kinds Of medicines. hut did
not find a.. tina, gave inc relief Having heard
OF the good eil,,:- # sands SarsapariIla, Iur.
chased Of Mr.. u. Hulci,."Vs, the Agent at Ports
icatl'' three bottles, which uSs-l with the most
favorable rrsats, as now am entirely Tree fpm
PAM and have bcen well cor more than three
months, which attribute, uin..:er the blessing Of
. ro''dence, entirely To the use Of SAM Sarsapa.
'na' HENRY BECKER.
fof further particulars and conclusive evidence
u us superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets,
'ileh may bS obtained Of Agents gratis.
Prepared aud sold by A.. b. g. d. SANDS,
|, 100 Fulton street, corner of William,
New York.
Sold also by LONG, WEBB & 60. HilI..
o'onsn' aud by Druggists generally throughout
he tuiied States.
fiice - per bottle. Six bottles for IS.
December 81. So
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ON H ANN.

NOUR, Of Whitted's make, Cider VINEGAR
= sperm and Fayetteville Candles, Spirits 81
IurPentine, and quantity of good Bacon.
.@s.. A. MICKLE & co.
April Is. o.
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Advrrtising Rates for thr Hillsborongh Recorder

;. One dollar per square nc lines) for the first
insertion, and 25 cents for each continuance. De-
ductlons Ipadc in favor Of standing advertisements
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VyHE partnership of Workman & rtey hay-
IL ing leen dissolved by mutual cousent. and
the undersigned having, on the first DAY Of De-
cember, 1876, formed co-parinership in the
Would INFORM Nc MshI,asllzyitnG BUSINESS.
county at large, that they are now prepared 10
execute all work in their line of business in a
style that will compars with any made in this
part Of the country. Our timbers are well sea.
soned and of good quality. Work shall not only
lie done 10 suit the times, but lower than usual
for cash. Persons from the country will find our
shop two doois above Nelson's Store, al tile place
formerly occupied by Mr.. Henry Gormsn.
UTLEY & CULBRETH.
February 90. ras z.nasa p .e~.. Gz-
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A Hint 10 be Observed

THE sulscrilrr. having disposed u his esial-
III lishmeni 10 X. Nichols. Is dcsirous 70 Gloss
his business as soon as possible. and would there
lore respectfully request all Iersolis indebted 10
him b. nuie OF account 10 call and settle ImnSe-
dIaiely.
WM. ii. BROWN.
s,,,,,,s, a al
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AGENCY I'M RALErcu
- 70 b., a>s FOOTE'S a4f..~ O..
Sketches OfNOrth Carolina,

A NQMBER Of copies of this deeply interest
= ing work have been deposiied with the Rc,.
h"sIar srnwELI, in Marlborough, and can lo
Nad q h'n a. pc price of ~ per copy. n -,
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TIE 6RAEFEHEERa FE6EfA.
BE PILLS.

20 nise ls.Essrs El.aA - Eggs Hssg ,
lsliE siaasaaAsHs Gsssgsang hraag sac -
49, III tlrls EFs.EE.l sEzaa "a a. So.
Ns-nk $50 =
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DIR. H. F. PEERY'S 4#
vERMIFUGE Or dead SHOT"
FOR WORMS.
February 80.

Ahighty raLtlabie preparation, cupaJls fyom The
prOmpfitude gifts action. u clearing
the system in a fer hours If 4
eyerD ,ysaro, --.e. &
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01
lPunLIc-No. lQ.l

AN ACT amend entitled Gan act 10 reduce the rates m
postage limit the and the abuse of the Thanking p
Office Department. passed third of March, eighteen hundred and
fony-fye.
BE III the Senate House Representatives Of
the United States Of america in Congress assembled. That
in lieu of commissions allowed deputy posmasers By the
fourteenth section Of the act Of the third Of Mach eighteen
and the Postmaster General allow,
proceeds of their respective Offices commission
exceeding the following rates the amount received
year. due proportion thereof for less Than year
On exceeding hundred dollars, forty per
on sum over the first bundled and not exceeding four hun
dred dollars thirty and hud per cents
over above the st four hundred dollars and not exceed
ing twenty -four bundled dollars, thirty cent? sum
over twentyfour bundled dollars twelve and oneha per
cent; all arising from the postage newspapers,
gazines and pamphlets, fifty per cent? the OF
letters packets received for distributions
per cent; Provided That all allowances, commissions.
other emOuments shall be subject 10 the provisions Of the
section Of the which this intended
the annual compensation therein limited shall be
computed for the fiscal year commencing the FIST Of July
and ending the theh Of June year. and that for
ton shall be held TO apply due proportion for such fac
tiona periods ARd provided further That the compensation
to any deputy under the foregoing provisions
computed the receipt al his Office Of larger sum
shall in fall short Of the amount which he would
lie entitled under smaller received at his Office
SEC And be further enacted, That al moneys taken
from the mails of the United States b. robbery, theft
otherwise which have come my hereafter into the
ossesion custody Of any OF the agents Of the Post Office
Department, any other officers Of the United States
order Of the Postmaster General 10 be kept by him ohe
moneys Of the Post Office Depa tmen aud for The
benefit OF the rghul be paid whenever satiscto
r, proof thereof shall be made and upon failure Of
p<son in The employment Of The United States 10 pay
uch moneys when demanded the person 50 refusing shall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01

Wounded-Capt. F. Stein, LIST Dragons
Capt S. G. French. Sd Artillery-severely.
Capt ]. J. p. O'Brien, 4ih Artillery-slightly.
MISSISSIPPI RIFLES.
Killed-Lieuts. r. S. Moore and F. McNulty.
Wounded-Col. J. P. Davis-severely; Capt. j
NJ SharPe-severely Lieut.. A. B. Corwin-slightly
Lleuts Pozey and StocktOn-slightly.
FIRST KENTUCKY CAVALRY.
Killed--Adjt. Vaughan.
WOunded-One Capt and three Lieutenants (nc
names gven)
ARKANSAS CAVALRY.
Killed-Col. Yell and Capt. A. Porter.
Wounded-Lieut. S. A. Redder.
SECOND KY. FOOT RIFLES
Killed-Col. Mckee and Lieut.. Col. ]. II. Clay
Capts. D. w. Morse and w. L. Willis.
Wounded-Lieuts. Z. S. Barbour, Wilhers, and
hIosier.
INDIANA BRIGADE.
Wounded-Gen. Lane.
Second Observation-Disclosures L. b. Kinder
and Walker, aud Lieut.. Parr.
Wounded-Capts. Saunders and Osborn, and Lieu
tenants Cayen, Pennington, Morse, Lewis, Davis,
and Epperson.
Third Regiment.-Killed-Capt Taggart.
Wounded-AIaj. German and Capt. Sluss.
ILLINOIS BRIGADE.
First Regiment. -Killed-Col. ]. J. Harding, CON-
handing; Capt. Zabrske and Lieut.. Haughton.
Wounded-Lieuts. ]. L. Mcconnell and IL. Adams.
Second Regiment. = Killed = Captain Woodward
Lieus; Brunton, Fletcher Ferguson, Rollins, Barthe-
son, Arthuson, and Price.
Picket, Engleson, Steel, and West, and Adjutant
Whiteside
TEXAS COMPANY.
Killed-First Lieut.. Campbell and Second Lieut..
Leonhard.
Wounded-Capt. Conner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01

NAPoLEoN's BLOOD IN THE U. S. SENATE. "A
writer in the Boston Courier says of the Sena-
tor from Louisiana -" His name is Pierre SOule.
He stands very high at the Bar of louisiana and his
position has been gained rapidly. He born in
France, and when he came to this country, offered
his services to Gen. Jackson gardener. The
General, finding him to possess talents above his
station offered him the of his library, and
mended him to study. He did so, and commenced
the practice of law in New Orleans, where his sue
cess has been very marked. But this is not the most
curious part of his history. He claims TO be natu-
raj of Napoleon, and his personal appearance
does not discard the superstition. His complexion is
very swarthy; his eye black, restless, and deep set
his hair long and glossy black. He is broad-shoul-
dered, well formed, of medium height, has a serious
and reserved air. and half scowl upon his counen-
ance- Those fond of tracing resemblances, would
find many points in which to compare him with the
Great Captain. Not among the least striking, are
his small and delicate hands, and his genteel foot
A stranger would be likely to consider him Chero-
kee or Choctaw Indian"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01
At indianapolis,
On iSntnrdnn. The 18th dan of Ma

On Saturday, the 18th dag Of May.
What says the Volunteer and the Examiner, 1t is
time to be up and doing. Let us go TO work in
earnest. Let the Democracy Immediately take the
measure in hand; let us be harmonious; and in a
spirit of concession and berality. choose our man
and elect him. There need be no difficulty appre-
hended, if we are true to our principles. But we
must not be idle. Every blow struck must tell
Then up and Every county attend once and
ACT Send your proceedings to the newspapers, and
have them published. Now is the time to begin
and when warm weather comes, we will first vote
and then crowl! Old Marion pledges herself to Dc
as well, if not better, for the nominee than any
other county in the district Which county accept:
the challenge!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01

be subject the penalties prescribed by law against default
ing officers.
SEC. g. and be further enacted That all members Of
Congress- delegates from Territories the Vice President Of
the United States the Secretary Of the Senate the Ce
Of The House Of Representatives, shall have the power 10
send and receive public documents free Of postage during
their Of tce, and the said members
shall have the send and receive public documents
fee Of postage up 10 the first Monday Of December following
the expiration Of their term Of Office.
SEC l. And De further ezGced, That the Secretary CT
the Senate and Clerk Of the HJuse Of Representatives, shall
have the power 10 receive well send all letters and
packages, not weighing ounces, fee Of postage
during their term Of Office.
SEC g. And be further enacted That members OF Con-
shall have the 10 receive well to send al
letters and packages not weighing fee Of
postage up TO the first Morday December following the
expiration Of their term Of sfice.
Approved March l, 1877.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01
sale of Lands and Lois.
Mortgeged 10 the Schooi Funds Jor failure 10 pay
Interest.

MOrtgaged 10 the Schooi Funds t0r failure 10 Pay
Interest.
AuuIToA's OFFrcr, I
Greenfield, .Narck u. 1871. I
THERE WIN he oerrd for sale House the
town ct Greened Hancock county, Indiana Thursday The
10Th day uf May, A. d. lS47, the 10 O'Clock A. NJ
O'Clock r. NJ OF said day all The of
land and much Of zach viii the principal IN
and costs, may be tue eFpn o failure pay
became due n cOntEnty with he puyisins relation
School Funds " y
Congressional ScLool Find
northeast d Is
re. Laan S5s.O0. Murlgaa-d by Franrs
No l23 West hall OF d number Gfeeuned Mongagcd
by Edw ard Anderson. lAsn aud Interest SIS IS.
No 40. West djyisi Of the half q the northwest quarter,
81 l6nre Moeaged by Thomas Casieel Ian aud inter
S22.i4-
No. 4 and li2 Southeast quarter Of northeast qusnrr
70 l6 Mo- saged by Isaac Cagn Loan and interest
SIl0gO-
quarter quarter
Acngased By stephen JacksOn Loan and Interest S52l5
No OF
AEdTew Jackson lan and SIS 20
No TO Elst half of the southwest quu uf section a. 6r6.
M,Stgaeei by James Alexander Loan and SIS -.
Ma 79. eel half OF the southwest section Is e.
Morgaged by ovid liersun. S2b.a5.
No ~ the Of Greenfield, moSg ed by Orson
Peson. Loan and interest S22.gS
quarter quarter 80 l7re,
Mougaged by Hicks COmls. Ltan and inresi Si0a..a.
No 2 West hall nUte quarter d ID Il also The spt
quarter rrheast GU nr y 5FT Msgds Joh
7. Galley. laaa aud Interest Sj6el. 80 80 -
Surplus RfrPnRe.
No Northeast quarter OF 81 l6nr.e Monpged By J.
q. Aihry- Ian Frst
No IS. West half nsHtiNet 81 l6E Morgagd
BY :. NJ. Mily. ldan aid iifIet S56 I'll.
No 96a Lat number twenty five, Ia The town II Philadelphia
Mutsaasd bv "A W. Oss- Lean 81 oS. -"-
No 81. East bali 81
C.s damages added on The la u sale JOHN MyERs
I'd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01
MkRSIIAL,S SALE.

Up virtue n (venition exponas)
I'D directed clerks Office tie
United for the District OF Indiana w the 10Th day
of May the House door in tie ndanapOi
between III A. NJ and p M offer for sale the rents aud profits
the following described real
Marion tie southwest section
g. l5 bounded follows towH beginning
southeast Of tile aforesaid section thence
hundred thirty (l32) The south side
Cumberland road, thence with the lime said road t
(l3 a thence hundred nd hirtytwo
32) section line dividing @ and O
thence with said section line thirteen W rods the place Of
beginning supposed contain C hundred aud
sixteen (6) rods less and the half OF tile south
quarter of three 3) township fifteen 5 oth OF
5a supposed contain
of land Icing said of Marion
aforesaid follows wit beginning at the southeast
eighty (s stake thence north
hundred and twenty geo rods the street Of the
town OF Cumberland thence parallel east with said street eig
(s0 line dividing sections (2 three
( hundred sO) rods the place
beginning said property last described being south end o tie
half of the quarter OF SECTION three o. township
fifteen 5) five 80 contains sixty 6t)
failure realize sufficient satisfy the
demand will time place ocr for sale the fee
simple said above described real estate Tie property OF
David Richardson, the suit of Jones Jones Mymm H.
said David Richard
A. C. PETER. Marshal u. s.
For District of Indiana.
rv Cro Mr(lr liam
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01
For The Indiana State Sentinel.

MEssRs. EDITORS The following lines were occa
toned by what was said in relation to dissolutio
the Union, during the recent session Of Congress.
Dissolve this Union no /! il cannot be;
Ills not in man-'tis not in Heavens decTee.
As the eternal granite, it shall stand;
As the eternal cliffs sublimely grandi
As these all elemental strife endure
Drive back all rage, and firm remain, and sure;
So that shall stsnd-all tIesson's force Tepel,
Subdue each traitor and each foe debel.
Dissolve this Union this fair liberty
No, cuTsd the tongue and cuTsd the wretch shall be
That seconds, aids or advocates the deed:
Him, and but him, might freemen doom to bleed.
What though thousand factions come and 60?
A thousand factions, each this Unions foe!
1t shall survve-a mockeTy they shall be,
The scoTn, the hatred Of the brave, the free
Dissolve this Union o avow the ause.
What broken faith? what violated laws
Can prompt the act, can rouse the dark resolyel
And thus country fatally involve
Know then, o brethren citizens, and friends,-
Know much on right ouI every cause depends.
The world shall judge-tO Heaven the appeal
Then see ye to il; see who breaks the seal.
Dissolve this Union o my brethren no
Consult your good regard the veal and woe.
Shall that dark evil, that fagitious bane
Prove all our fathers labOrs DOrse han vain
o tell it not; avoid The lasting shame,
No; e. asp a higher hope, brighter fame.
UnnumbeTed ages yet shall roll away,
And Freedoms Temple suffer no decay.
Dissolve this Union no remotest time
Shall see its strength, its glory more sublime.
It's stars shall number a still greater host,
And future days the rich increase shall boast;
Until from sea to boands shall spread,
The staI-lit banner every foe shall dread;
And thus our empire, thus our glory rise,
Bound by the main alone, and starry skies.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01
An Act an relation travelling merchants or pedGrs
IN fhe seIeral cnunties therein nanled

An Act an relation 10 travelling merchants peddrs
IN the sererai c0uHfies therein named.
SECTION !. Be IL enacted By the General Assembly Of the
State Of IaiGRG. hat the DO I'd dong county
the couutes OF Dearorn Laporte Orange
UnOn Wayne. Delaware, Rub, Decatur, Henry, Csss,
Floyd, Knox, Davies Marlin, Fountain, MnntgnsIy TIP
peeAnOe Ripley s~itzeriand OHIO. Pike. Backfod, Jay.
Posey, Randolph, Canol, Alien, and Lawrence, shall
they deem n exped tnt 10 each travelling mefchant
Peder for license vend merchandise mot manufactured
IN this STATED OF foreign aud domestic groceries,
not less Than len nor mole than hy dollars.
SEC .. The said county bosds or The auditors Of said
counties in vacation shall not g:nt license travelling
me chants peders for shorter than year.
SEC 3. DUNG the vacation Of commissioners courts.
the county auditors II said counties hereby authorized
10 grant license to travelling merchants pcdvT their
filing with them the receipt Of the easueI their respective
county for the amount which The county board may deter
mine each travelling pede r license
SEC 4. Every person who shall Iraye about the county
foreign and domestic groceries jewey ug, or
medicines without first procuring license above specified
shall be liable for such offence
Of the county for the Of such before
justice Of the eaee aud judgment be rendered for the
plaintiff damages shall likewise be awarded for doube the
Of such taxi such damages shall be for the Of
common schools Of said counties.
SEC D. Persons whO actually bona fde citizens OF
said counties shall not be subjected The prov iOus Of this
with the provisions of this hereby repealed far
the sid countless in the FIST section mentioned
ce ned.
SEC T. This to be in force four weeks AZ or its publ
cation IN the Indiana Journal aud State Sentinel, said
countless
ROBERT n. CARNAN,
Speaker Of the House 81 Representatives.
PARIS c. DUNNING,
President Of the Senate.
Approved January 81, 1917:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01
From me NeD Orleans Pieaulne. 2sd.

General Taylor Kietorious-The Mexican Army lea
by Sa1HrAnna Defeateddt BH ena Vista lcith Grea
Slaughter.
We lay before ouSfeaders in advance of ouF regu-
Jar publication, the glorious tidings from the army
brought by the schooner John Bell. Our reporter left
the vessel in the river and came up town by ex-
press with the glad news. The following account
was prepared for us by an officer of the army. 1t
may be relied upon.
We publish also Gen. Santa's account of the bat
lie, from which it will be seen that he has suffered
defeat, though he covers up his retreat with flourish
of words.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01
BY AUTHORITY.

PUBLTc-No. Z.
AN ACT provide Coz the payment Of any falling
public debt
Be enacted By the Senate and Hse Of Representatives. Of
the United SbIfes Of america an Congress assembled That
Secretary of the TIeauy be- ard ne hereby autho
zed aud directed be PAID Of any money in
not otherwise appropriated interest falling due
accUing any portion Of the public b authorized y
law. JOHN w. DAVIS,
Speaker If the House Of Representatives.
G. 81. DALLAS,
President of the Senate
Approved February 9, IS47. JAMES X. POLK
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01
state of Indiana, Marion County,

* cHANcERr ~ THE MARION rRosArE eopRT.
jeremiah Foote administrator the estate Of John Wood 1
ceased William Cherry Jethro Wool Julia Ann Wood an
infant Wood, Joshua Hinesey. William
Sullivan Jsmison
William Spir ing, and Lewis Laiorgue
ruNHE said defendan William Cherry ehro Wood Julia Ann
II Wood, Bolivia s. Wood William Sprng and Lewis La
frue who residents of the State Of Indiana hereby
notified that the said jeremiah Fooe administrator aforesaid
has fled Of complaint Probate Court Of said
ion against the defendants rame and that said bill
said bill Of complaint under oath ON the st day of
term thereof that default thereof The will b
rendered co,di-giy r B. DUNCAN, Clerk
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