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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12
rhc state of Indiana, Marion Comfy

LIS MARION CIRcuIr COURT AfhiL LAM n H. lc-s-
Cross Bill an Chaaeefg.4
Adophus Smith James l. Clvan and khoda 1lran is
Wife AMI Long. Hester Long his wife srdothers
u,IIE l. Giva, and RI o GiNau, his
David Long and Hester Long his wl w not
,f .he Of lniana a-e j. rrhy nohe tia a. a.
4p Term in the 1917 Of said Marion rcat court, said
A3ophus Smith hled his Of comp a a.ains them
others in chancery thea pendin sid court
Aaron Adrdce against said smith and others that said til
said rcurt that unless they and ped
or core the railing the the
term said court be led AZ the
the Of lndianap0 the third Nonday Otof
bill things teein CONTAINED
confessed and held against said ras
RI oda Gvsn David and Lout By Qrde q
he conr i53w Attest: n r. DUNCA ~ ''erh-
uDATENT Drop La;ches aatiele. Just rere. a
Is GR4TlEf<
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12

EMIGRATION TO CALIFoRNIA.-A company of young
men about organizing ia Boston, with the inten-
tory
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12

The Washington Union says: "A number Of Mexi-
and children he'd been captured by the va
rious Indian tribes. The officers Of the army in their
progress came possession of these Mexican mothers
and chldren--whom they clothed and transported to
their respective homes, under Law Of Congress, ma
king an appropriation expressly fos that purpose"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12
WANTED

EvOUR active ard industrious good business habits
D whom Profitable employment viii b. given Appi
cation be made Immediately Tor particulars naure al this
Office anrq
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12
ADMgNISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

Office hereby given. hat August . ia ieres
nnistration on the e'aie OF Frdeick sho late
couutx nd ased duly granted IN.
Said estate supposed be solvent All peron ndehed tho
estate notified to make payment without ana tho
aving claims against the their claims
inc limited by law, properly ADJUSTED Tor set 7 mont.
MADISON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12

He who goes to bed in anger has the devil for a
bed fellow.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12
6DgTfNISTRaTOR;S SAFE.

~ Office is he ely given, thar
OF August. si he goed and belonging
tate Frederick sheets viii be
ed admin ST. sor Of laid puc auction the
dnce Of the deceased Lawrence township
Indiana.
the puc giving approved without of valuation
arnraisemeBt lsws. sale O'Clock The
ing. The estate be sold consists Of oS hogs cattle
sheep tohOrse farming n>ils
other "a 10
2wS Y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10
THE XyILMOE PUOVISO.

This famous measure, introduced INTO
Congress TO arrest tho extension Of the
curse of slavery 10 any nowlv acquired
territory, finds favor III tho North and
West, and with every ono who Is not faint
cd with this political Pcstllcncc. How
republicans can want tn oXtcnd slavery, Is
n paradox not to be explained. The slave
holders in tho United States arc very few
in number, no, over thr3o or four hundred
thousand; and yet they continue 10 elect
nearly all our Presidents, get most of the
officers, and rulo tho country How is
this! Why do tho frcomen submit 10 it!
The whites Of tho South that arc not slave
holders arc five TO ono that arc slavcho!d-
ers. Why do they submit. to slavery
which nearly reduces :hom to n level. in
many respects, with tho degraded slaves!
We have only about seventy Shareholders
in Delaware. vet Burnham and Turner.
two recreant Senators, refused 10 make it
n FREQ State (upon equitable torns) at the
Inst session Of the Legislature.
kentucky has only about thirty thous-
and shareholders in Il population of over
eight hundred thousand porsons- Why
do those thirty thousand control tho Stlto,
paralyzc its, energies, dry NJ rs rosour-
cas-. and retard its progress 10 high dos
tiny! SEQ the vast difference between i'll
and Ohio, on the other side of tho river
In all tho slave States. tho number Of
Shareholders is very few n proportion -
tho population. Why arc they permitted
to rulo and ruin tho country? Must they
DO an aristocracy! Mus: they b. favor
cd class. privileged to place burdens upon
ali tho ros, Of tho people, for their cxc.u
sivc benefit, and which must sooner or IA
Ter utterly ruin tho siavo States! the
whole Union. or dissolve tho Unoa!-
Shame! that those are loud IN the advoca-
cy Of freedom should Uphold slavery. the
curse of man aud tho curse of oar coua-
try! We are no. for interfering improper
Iy with constitutional compromises. We
do not wish 10 iptormedlo with tho pecu-
liar institution. but We do AMI will oppose
Its extension
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10
RESOLUTIONS of the Democratic state Con-
yentiOE Of Georgia.

Resolved, TIM, the Democratic party.
while it asserts the right OF citizens, Of any
State TO settle in INV Of tho territories of
tho United States, with their property, vet,
in tho spirit Of mutual concession IN
which our Union originated. and by which
alone II can DO preserved. We nro still
willing 20 abide By the provisions and The
geographical line Of tho Missouri comPro-
misc.
Resolved, Thn, we adopt tho four fol
lowing resolutions. rs passed by the Gen
eral Assembly Of Virginia, as amended
Resolved, Tint the Government Of the
U. s. has no control, directly or Indirect
Iy, mcdintey or Immediate, over tho IN
stituiion Of slavery; md th1t, in taking
nny such control, it transcends tho limits
Of its legitimate functions. by destroying
tho internal organization Of tho sovereign
ties which formed il.
Resolved, That undnr no circumstances
will this body recognise ns binding any
enactment Of the Federal Government!
which has for its object tho prohibition of
slavery in any territory 10 be acquired :,
either by conquest or treaty. 'sou;h Of the
line Of tho Missouri compromised holding
il to be tho natural md independent RIGHT
Of each citizcn Of ench MD cvory State of
tho Confederacy, 10 reside with hls pro.
perty, Of Whatever description. II any
territory which may b acquired By the
arms Of tho United Statns. or Yielded BIZ the
treaty with any foreign Power.
Resolved. That this Assembly hold. it
to be tho duty Of every mao. in every
section Of this Confcderacy, if the Union
is dear 10 him, to oppose tbs passage Of
any law, for Whatever purpose. by which
territory to DO acquired may be SUBJECT u
such a restriction.
Resolved. That tho passage Of ,ha
WiImot Proviso, b. tho House Of R'pra-
sentatiycs of tho UnitoI States, makes Il
tho duty Of ovcry sayoha.ing State, and
tho citizens thereof. a. they v1a3 their
dearest privileges, their Sovereignty, their
independence, and thoir rights Of property,
TO take firm. united, and concerted nctioa
in this emergency.
Resolved. further, by this Convention,
That tho Democratic party OF Georgia
will give their support 70 no candidate for
the Presidency of the United States who
does not, unconditionaiiy, clearly and
unequivocally declare his opposition 70 tho
principles and provisions Of tho WImot
Proviso.
Resolved, That tho usage Of tho Domo-
cratic party, in meeting III convention Tor
tho purpose of nomin nting candidate for
tho Presidency Of tho United State. meets
with tho appreciation and receives the
sanction Of this Convention.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10
The Three sIiliion>-.:atrn ordinary ana
fucr. :. t,la -,tre.upu.z

Tie New or,oane >'pqnish paper Of The
? ith contains very extraordinary letter,
mhi-h It bus received from rs Havana
+ corr sPoaden.. Iaa Nv or'eans Tme5
gives as brief translation Of IT, Tho
writer. WHO dates Ills comm1aica ton the
li.h inst, states THAI. as he Is assarcI. m
indieiduai OF ''ra-po. lb5.ity' h1i Just
Jeff Havana for Vera Cruz, Intending 70
proceed Immediately 10 the CITY Il u Il
CO. lis mission IS Of the at01-. inpor-
.an:e; and if he arrive in ,inlo. 10 vii
savo tie Mexican nation. Wan Ills IN
PRODUCTION the CORES, 5Jndont iufsrnq tho
editors that the cu5f-=aty ~ question IS
9oao 70 Mexico for tIe purpose OF nla' ii.
Santa Anna acquainted With m lap3r-
tant discovery which has been made, and
which was 10 the following effect:
The Consul General Of the l.. States,
Gen. Campbsi, a. Havana. has boon n
constant communication with the Govern
nent nj Washington and Gen. Scott. The
i dispatches received bv han b. the Inst
ln4'ish steamer. tlron Vera CrDz, We
presume were of great inpor.aucn.---
Although aaila-a .tc HHtarnatioa hereoa j.
particularly confined to tao Consul oieuor-
a! and his cieEaS, i was generally cref.-
ted ~ Iiavana, particularly 10 CONNER
clai circles, tia. tHe de- patches IN question
treated Of nothing moro or less i1an the
employment. Ut Tie 50. 100000 entrusted
- Nr. Poit1, by the Congress of the TN.
tel States. anl which we're now to be used
for the purpose Of cogrHp.lng the most in
frontal msn ID i x5cp.
the neH1s Of Ar.s.a. AmpHiia, A.
monte, Caa1izo md Es5on were quote
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10

MARRIED.-on Saturday, 3Ist ait. bv -.
Rev Mr. HarNer. M EPga,fu F. BrsY. ~ g
elnaatl, Uhio, to Mss S0s.s Doxgr Of IN. =.
entity
Received Of NJ au4 Mrs Bgsf. large eai.
q most eNse.!sat flavor. an with a gsaI hr,a
~ feel im2e.i-l 10 siys tbs ree.ie.-ggts q.
ell .en1aats In sss,5moay whereof, We stsA ,5st
iaey may .'ys oag an4 ;ht; aa?pi lass al p.a..
Per.ty niAy always attend ,aea,; aaI wa'.l 80
remember 'hen fer sas goo- ,.i.taags, where.
tt.s : an aeAaowis gment,--yes: a. 1oag a.
Ba.s.es grow,"we won't % ANY thing els"
en- Tues 'ay last, ~ Tia Rev Mr. We55. N,
\arf,N ; Wft1tAas, to Mss Rr-~rc, R,~v,>
aH al this city.
Well, W. r. lucky -anolli-r wed4.aE al Z sas-
ther share Of gool caae! Ts.s above pa.r have
oar taauss--fa1y the choicest alos>,a.s u hsa.-
en- be an4 abile wlia thern
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10


t.d It!Ees, comprising upwgrds Of
Tuo Hundred nnl Finy ,reu ANA Horses!
ADMITTANCE ONLY p CENTS.
Will. b. cAhib.teda, RICHMOND. Auorsr
= ltl; at 0NToEn Saturday the ist. ana La
fRTY on Monday the pa inst.
TIN, grand Eqnestrau Cayalcale wit be pre-
coded Is the most celebrated B&A BAND, IN
an eicg mt am! COSTLY Chariot drawn BY treire
telattui creunl celarfd karsts, the truy IN posing
entrance Of Tie noble AMI ma gnce III procession
al cayalcade: Tbs surPaS.ing beauty OF the
thorough -brrd horses: the gergeoaely decorated
carriages, near thirty N humber; the designs and
cuttings Of uliah are by tie most distn gslIed
artists, conpeis j coaipafi-aa that places this
Enlistment The head Or every public eshibi-
ton. la fact larger fortune has bee { xpe ndet
IA the scenes ana acts presented by the superior
artists picked ani chosen from hundred stars,
orlert render tins the first AMI most supe nor
Equestrian Company ~ this or any other country
u the WORT.
Among this extensive AMI numerous Company
IS the celebrated and far-f.med
MIR. LEVI J. NORTH, the Great Equestrian
Hero. VINO has far surpassed the most celebrated
rivals ia THIS any other country, AMI has borne
liz palm Of superiority before the Royal Fam
HES Of ENGLAND and France. and has returned
covered w.ih Neaais Of the highest honor and
Nj. ] J. : iTAIINS, the most celebrated two
ioar ail. horse *r, VIII appear ia many Of
ms adu.rlhle ana astonishing acts Of balancing
las pupils, forming mauy most beautiful scenes,
the great uHrivailnI ciowB- JOHN MAY,
th- brightest star ia tht. country, and decidedly
the best 10 his profession.
Ms. WOODS. the most graceful alemande
rider, and lsa-er Of the Equestrian Cavalcade.
Mr.. L. " GODS, the grand representative Of
the Red Man Of the Forest
JOHN GLE%ROT the er-at tire backed horse
riier. Is youth Of wonderful skill AMI ifnniens-
equilibrium, performing unhear1 OF feats without
saddle or bfitle. he makes tremendous leaps
ftfa b.rrf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10

DiED-On sturdy last. IN ia~,.
MARINA REa&ccA. daas 1icr of John Wi
coNon, aged ten years, .aree nontas AMI
five DAYS.
DIED,-In the vicinity Of ,a,s city a, the res
Hence OF NJ. John h'Whinncy. on Friday las,
MIR, SAMUEL IRELAND. a.eu atoar IS wear,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10

Tho New Orleans Mercury, Of the even
ing of tho I'll uit., contains translation
Of an article from the Vera Cruz III Sol
do Anahuac, in which divers rumars arc
mentioned. They arc however discrcdi-
tod by both papers. Ono Of tho rumors
is that Gen. Cadwalledcr with his COM
mand had been attacked b. Mexican
force under Generals Canalizo. Juyora.
and others. ten miles from Puabia, and
had Internationally surrendered.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10

WATER PRooF GLUE.-An Ingenious
mechanic has succeeded in making glue
perfectly waterproof. The following Is
his process: first immcrso common glue
in cold water until i, becomes perfectly
soft but ye: retaining Is original form.
nfter which /, IS 20 be dissolved IL com-
mon raw linssod oil, assisted by geaijo
heat, until j. becomes entirely taken mp
by the latter. after which j. may DO ap7li-
cd to substances for adhesion % each othcr.
IN the way common gluo is usually appli-
ed. 1t dries almost Immediately, and va
ter will eSer. no actioa on Il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10
TIE NEXT SENATE.

Members holding over, 4 Nhgs and / 2 dem
orrats and > vacancies-one in Franklin ami the
other ia llosciuzl.o. Members to d. elected III
. ~. f,iIoy itlo districts:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10
Correspondence Of the Pittsburgh Gsaz tie
Important from Mexico.

W. learn that the sga of S2f1.193 n Ameri-
can COLD. was lost ii ore Of those engagement
asa that our troors h1i f.ct.y repeaie. checks
from these Guerrilla rers4e.- Among th- lAc!-
t-nts reported, w learn also ofa Court Martial
Of several OF the Ga-rriias ~ their officers
1!ley were tired AMI condemned 10 5r executed.
Gen scott received tie insult ot the -. 2era-
lions at Head Quarters, ami stith request to en-
force the or,.er At the time came areiIon-
STRANGE from Mexican oflicsr. assuming N
behalf Of the AIeEicaH Government, the response
tllity Of all t.llt had bean done ana Declaring
that punishment Of this sort ouid be met @Itl
IIA- retaliation
Gen. Scott suspended the executi3n Of the sen
tence for time. probably not being willing 10
hang even Guerrilla troops for that whlcd had
been commanded BY The government
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10

LITTLE MIAMI RAIL RoAp.--The immense in
crease Of business this road has Induced the
Directors to contract for sufficient quantity
of heavy I rail to relay II miles OF the road
The flat bar is found to be insufficient for heavy
trains and I,.cl, tra.cIing. The success Of this
work should be an inaucemeAt for oar citizens 10
take hold Of road.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

We give, III the following table, the reported
mao-ities ia the counties heard from:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10

E.JE ERLET WARP-A quantity ius: re-
I cesve1 and for sale ~ SCo-- I, -
Eo .lH.oa6, July ,, 81 =
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10
ELECTION RESULT.

RockhilI's MAJ. 90; Polk ; MAJ. 30.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10

L3E.E.o-.-- In0moson, wing.
MAsTrN md DArIEs.-A. Houton, wig
to the Senate. E S. ferry. whig, to the
House from Davies.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27
nousc OF DcIcgnIc,.

The House Yesterday elected the present incumbent.
10 MI the offices OF Auditor Treasurer, &c. &c after
which was occupied exclusively with the consideration
OF bill to provide for the completion OF James River
kanawha Canal 10 Buchanan and for other purposes.
The amendments proposed the original bill by the
committee to whom the matter referred were several
y adopted; which being done Mr. Dorman offered sub
stitue TO the entire bull which adopted BY the very
decided Of II So and ordered to its engrossmen
The bill, stands authorizes an issue to the
Company o! certificates OF State stock FOR the amount Of
Sl.2360OO, in the following instruments to witt On the
dst day OF July, 1917 for $4,000; on the fret day of
January, lSiS, foF S25O,OOO the first day of July
ISIS for S25OOOO on the first day OF January, sI9 for
S24i,OOO aud on the first day Of January, 1850 for
S250,OOO and requiring, addition TO other securities
that the Company shall guarantee in the aggregate penalty
OF 25OOOO that the gross tolls upon the whole
line from Richmond TO Buchanan will for five years after
completion, yield average annual revenue Of $780,
OOO otherwise the deficiency shall be paid by the secur-
tie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27
Fram ID Ph-Ia. q. S. G,zello.


BY the Cambria have received and hasten to lay be-
fore our readers, the following highly important Bill as
passed the Chamber OF Deputies Paris by an unanimous
vo'e the 22d OF January, 1917. Though the Chamber
Of fceH have ystrsached this bill the course Of their
business, uends ", that there but little doubt
oi be speedily becoming the Law Of the land.
Ball Concerning ths Importation o. E0rciga BrsadsfuGs
Artco lsL AL ce-eal grains and flour imported Whe-
Tier by land French Foreign Bottoms good order
shall be subjected up the 3lsi Of July ls47 10 any
duty aboVs tee minimum established by the law Of the
IJtl OF April, 1899. Rice, oil kinds Of dried vegetab
Gf0ais Dat Meal, and other food, imported in the
manner without distinction Of quality shall only be
subject up the period 3lst July next, duty Of
p oeEiines each 100 Kogammes.
Notc.-Thc Genuine Is 0 10 Of penny, and the Xii
Ogromme TO- oz. 3 dwt gr. Troy.
Article %. Up the time, vessels Of every nation
which shall arrvo the ports Of the Kingdoms with car
goes o Grain Flour, sGy other Of the articles above
specified, shall be exempt from oil Tonnage dues whasosy
Ariee 81 The provisions OF the preceding articles
shall be applicable TO oil such French and Foreign vessels
whose nnnesto when cleared shall show that their ear
goes consisted of the broaistuhs above mentioned, and
which shall have been completed before the 3lst of July
next the place OF clearance, Notwithstanding they may
not have arrived any Of tie ports Of France prior To
che 3!si q July.
Article lhr The authority granted 20 government by
the article Of the lew OF tho POD June 1916 OF mrdy.
IR tho importation aud expectation duties cereal R.an.
and meal - Co be maintained u the 3st July 1871
aud the privilege 0i modifying iuo duues on the import
and exports he aforesaid b,Cadsuls, Including bucs
wheat is also continued 90 tho date.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27
southampton CounIv.

At meeting OF q very respectable poron of the wb,,s
Of Southampton, held ii Jerusalem, Monday 18th inst
Col CABS BowERS called 10 the Chair, aud A. $ IL
Burgess appointed Secretary.
Tho presiding officer having announced the object OF
the meeting to be that OF appointing Delegates to the Con
yenton which was proposed 20 hold IN the of Sui
folk Friday, goth inst. for the purpose Of selecting
suitable candidate Tor this Congressional district The
following resolutions. offered by James w. Parker ESQ
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, c0nndinz and animated BY the consery,
tism Of prnciPes-rendered the more conspcuouslv
orthodox and sautary by the development OF recent poll
teal events-we deem II emneny expeden and in every
proper that the OF the Wing party in reference
4 candidate for this Congressional district should he
embedded aud promuged IN aud through Convention OF
Delegates from the several counties composing There
Resolved, That concurring in the propriety Of free
interchange OF sentiment IN the selection candidate
cordially agree with Wing brethren in the exped
enty 81 holding District Convention with view TO the
selection Vi a suitable nominee
Resolved That should be derelic in duty and want
ing IN Justice were We 10 withhold the just need Of our
gratitude and thanks from Robert II. Whitfield ESQUIRE
the Wing candidate the late canvass who brookng the
probabilities Of deiea bore alo the ensign OF Whqgery
and with courage, nirePdiIy and ability not surpassed
IN any former political melee sustained, with undying
credit TO himself and honor his party the great and con-
servatiye principles by which they guided
Resolved That while for the set forth in
the preceding resolution, prefer Mr.. Whitfield we will
nevertheless, heartily cooperate the support of any can
didate whom the proposed Convention may designate
Resolved That IN this expression OF preference for Mr.
tate 70 the Conventions in the remote degree TO
dispafage OF those whose may be present.
ed 10 II.
The following persons were then appointed delega,e.
from this county TO the proposed Convention viz James
UrquhaH, James Parker, DR. T J Preilow Robert Rcks
Jesse Lsnsiord, Henry Blow, William Langford BENJAMIN
DeVany, Ludlow Lawrence, James Parsons DR. b Kelo
VIM Jones' James w Muffee, G \ w Newsom ] Sykes
Or Neaes, VIM Atkinson, Joseph Pretiow Robt Preiow
Joseph Sykes E T Barton II T Smith urquhart
Edwin HARRISON, MeriuJ Davis, Henry Butts Jesse L Bal
ley, Seagh Ellsworth, DR. g Griffin, DIR W Summerell
Peter Holmes Samuel Holmes John Boykin Thomas ID
Bcykin, VIM II Holmes, john Boykin Patrick DJles ID
Barrett Capt VIM G Stephenson, Alfred Brittle, Nicholas
Brham, Alfred T Stephenson, Giles Whitney Jordan
Edwards, JDnn Williams, Seth Williams, SIMON Muir
fee, Charles Urquhart, - Yates, DR. K Murray Alfred
Ricks, Pretlow. Jr.
On notion the Chairman ani Secretary OF the meeting
were added to the delegation
CARR BOWERS, Chm
A. J. II. BUsGEs. Sec'y
u We learn that the Of holding the D strict Con
venuon named IN the above proceedings has been changed
The Wings OF Surry propose the 9Th Of March