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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26

virtue direed from the clerks ofhre
I'D OF the Marion circuit will 10 Pnb sses
the Aug the Court house the town OF
indianapolis wn the hours prescribed by lw tie rents and
profits for years. Of the following real estate o-wi.
Commenting soutl the south east quarter
No township H. and EAST thence east
so rods thence north for quantity TO embrace u acres IN me
said quarter section much col as VIII
satisfy said judgment and all rosts.
failure full amount OF Judgment Interest
will the AMI place the tee simple
said Taken the property OF Conrad Colin ~ the
suito of John Burk Adu,r. A.. w. RUSSELL
HERTZ of NarO Count
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26

PERFECTION ATTAINED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF
GLAss--It is difficult oresee to what perfection the
manufacture Of glass mny be brought, and to what
purposes the article may yet be applied The balance
spring of a chronOneter is now made Of glass. as a
substitute for steel, and possesses greater degree OF
elasticity and greater power of resisting the aterna-
tons of heat and cold. chronometer with glass
baance-spring sent to the North Sea, and expos
ed to competition with nine other chronomeiers, and
the result Of the experiment was report n favor OF
the glass-spring
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26
TGlE Markets.

NEW YORK, August 2lst, p M.-The steamers news
has not materially affected the price Of Flour, which Is
steady with moderate demand. Sles IL Gennesee Flour
at 50 75s5Sl4, and Western S55Oa5.564 For Wheat the
quiet sales confined small lots 80 fol-
prime White, and % for good quality Of red.
There Is steady demand for Corn at full prices.
CINCINNATI, August n, 8 p M-ffour-The Cam
bria news have brought the market to stand
the only sale reported to-day was so bs from store
$3.50
Prorisons-No transaction in Pork or Lad
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26
POsTPOXi;llENP

OF the L1Dd Sales IN The INDIA VA POLLS, FORT
WA YNE, and VIVA MAC Districts, an The
State ot Ildiana
NOTICE = hereby esen Of tr Mrhi
- ce-siurs IN Indiana, udeTr by pIaianhin 81 The nt
Of the United States dated the iweu hi df m May v
held the Land Office indianapolis, the siAlh day ftftu
her al Wayne the 2b stAtr4f,
the Land Office NHmac the Nv eiy sri 1fh
Sedeier ls47, decad be- r>nnrd uniiand 10 col
meme Monday. tir a0h day 81 Drcemter, o4
hand, The at asmghn, tbs second day
&c luly tIsnd eight bundled and ty evcn
h, The President RICHARD ". YOUNG,
Aug Commissioner al the Gen Land Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26
IAI,SlaAI,S SALE,

EpY (rendioni exponas to me d.
OF the circuit coar OF the Uni
ted States for the district Of indiana Will oier for sale H e
court house OF Bloomfield Greene county lnd
10Th of September next hwe ~ A. NJ ana T.
NJ the and profits for years oil TIE follow Az deserved
wit hnff or section p = n and
of NJ or section 2jstown7 n west And on failure 70
aze sum 10 sas, demand,I will at the ame time
and mace Ter the simple of said above described real
estate Taken property defendants The suit Of John
n Dsvi. aaai = Andrew Downing. ct al. A. PEPPER,
u. 5. Marshal Distri-t Indiana
% RrC ro NcOr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26
a,UsTF,ONEsrENT

OF the Land Sales ia M INDIANAPOLIS,F ORT
WA YNE. and WINA.H4C Districts, IA the
State 81 INDIA Ma.
NOTICE hereby sfen the sales Of the lands in the Miani
" ceSsions Indiana, ordered bS proclamation at the President
United dated the twenyh day f May, lsls 10 he
Indianapolis the Nih day uf Selitm
her ls7. Fort Nayne the September
1871 and al he Land Office Winannc the tw eEiy seventh
September nd which St pIdc mott dated
July IsI7 declared postponed
the 31h day f Dher. ls47, hereby
be ppnned until and cmenre Tn Lard Ohce
indianapolis Monday the 1t day Of MAY. 1875; the Land
Office FTI Wayne Monday slh MAY,
Cce MONDAY l5 day of May j.
at II Washington, IAN day
July, donIn thousand hundred AID
d, The President, RICHARD YOUNG,
tlef. land
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26

n virtue of two wits Fl Fa directed fn
uD the clerks Of United for e
district Indiana will offer for sale at the door the
county o Indiana. Selten
between 10 A. NJ and r. NJ the rents and profits Tor
described real The half o the
or of scctihf
or 20 - nSh, east situate
In district subject Fot Wayne. Indiana. Aud
failure realize sufficient satisfy The demands will al tie
same place sid descri
ed real pnpeny Bedsaul suits Il
Cooper said Isaac Beani and against Thomas Leon
ard aud Bedsaul. A. e.. PEPPER,
v. s. Marshal Dist. Indiana.
BY McOusr, Deputy.
July 3lst lef7 fPr fee 81 7s) l7tSept 1.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26

TRUE.--The Philadelphia Ledger says--"Perhaps
the Bosonians exceed other American cities idol
airy of men. But these personal preferences, IN
volying appreciation of talents or VIRUS. But bone
are sturd Ter in repudatng all distinctions of ''clas-
ses;" and this is of their general unlfor-
nifty in manners, of the general simplicity Of he rlch
the general responsibility of the poor, and the slight
importance ascribed to BIRTH association or condition
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26
The Stale Of Endiana, Marion County

-
Petition for DU0rce.
Louisa McLOugal rs George McDnuga.
TENHE said defendant Geoge McDous who resident Of
the state Of Indiana hereby notified Tint the 23i day Of
August 84 the said Louisa Mcousa flied the Office 81 the clerk
Of said Iaron her petin praying fr d
vorce that said petition pending said and Thai unless
he and pleads the bnre the calling
the la
held house indianapolis the third Mon
day October said petition, and the matters and things ihrn
cntained confessed aud held said de
fendant, George McDOusal. r. b. DUNCAN, Clerk
An
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26

This is a dangerous period of the year for colds
people should be careful-llrs. Partlneon says she
has got a romentc affection in her shoulder, the
roogy in her head, and the embargo IN the region of
her ocular vein, and all from opening the window In
the night to throw a bottle at brace of behgerent
cate on the shed-B0StOn Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26

CURIOUS FAcT.-A degree of latitude is equal to a
degree Of Farenhel and 400 feet Of elevation Is the
same. This fact, though curious. is of demonstra
tive character and will go far in enabling 10
tain facts in reference 10 climate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26

A Quick MODE OF COOKING ToMAToEs.-ABoil the
tomatoes quarter of hour, with milk sufficient to
them; add, while boiling, little batter made of
water and wheat -four aud season the dish according
to your taste. The advantages of this mode over
those usually pactised that the tomatoes are rch
though less acid, and are much sooner cooked.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26

I'D SENhENG FUND BORROW EtsS.
W. ERE interest and unpaid TIE first dag Fay
w an T the Sinking Fund, the lands grd la
y viii be advertised ahut The h day of October next iu be sdun
the second Saturday Of december according unless
nhr made beuFe advertising here than wears
Interest said first Of July last MAY BE- due and the security Is
dned sufficient and
will f shall
oice wTlen interest due and
Withheld form Of which Is gwen below.
SHINING FUND OFFIcE, uo,ptSoN ~,
Indianapolis, -7Hgust ~, ls47. 'O-''
FORM OF AGREEMENT.
agree 10 interest the Interest and unpaid The an
Of procured by the of iBdaua through the
Commissioners 81 the Sinking Fund
uva Given under my hand, this -
DAY u lei7.
2Ihe following will please three insertions, and Tor
ward then This ocr, Courier and JnRal lae
Palladium and Iferonan Rchnund Courier and Express, Ierr
llaue Courier and Bnuer Madison Journal Evansville News,
Michigan Guy; Democrat Goshen. IS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE.

~ Office ehy given thai Saturday ie SS-ssh day
August ia The goods and CRATES be ongng to he -
tate O. Frederick SHEETS deceased will BE- sold the undersga
laid at pubic ancon at the late rs
Of township Marion routy.
Indiana m al three dollars,
the giving approved without bneh al valuation
or advertisement laws Sale 81 10 O'Clock d. the
ing The sold consists OF hogs. cattle
sheen tvoorse sgon farming utensils. househo
fitnrr with numerous other
sI3ws MADISON WEBB Admr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26
TnLIRITION.

"Deal meekly with the hopes that guide
The lowest brother strsying from thy side;
II right, they bid thee trembIe for thine own5
II wrong the verdict is to God alone ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26

Omo.-JoNATHAN d. Morris has been nominated
to fill the vacancy in Congress occasioned by Gen.
HAMER's death. He is Democrat, and will un-
doubtedly be elected.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

DIVIDEND of PEI for the last six months declared
n by Board of hi OF the Madison AMI Indianapolis
Railroad Company the Instant. and will re paid TO the
Madison Branch Bank and after the 18th
of the month.
Persons wishing have their dividends entered stock
notify the Secretary before tie 10th day OF September next
w. n. JACKSON, Secretary.
RAILROAD OHice. Madison. Angus. 90. Isi1. q aw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26
nlArk@EsAH.S SALE.

EpY of writ of execution (veaditO cxfn5s)
I'D directed the clerk oc Of tue cru the
ted States district Of Indiana. Will ofer for
cutt house in Marnsve. Mor.sn eounx In.
Of Sepsm er next btWeen 10 A. NJ
profits for years OF he following deSrrib
ed real estate. West halt qr section Township n
e; half or section ., townshia N n east: n
1T township n. and a. a.
township N And failure su6hcien
10 denand wi at the sif place oeT ior
simple OF said described Tk@n
ha property OF the defendants The Of Lewis Kemp and
A. {, FEPFER
T. =. Marshal. D-irirf Insiarstf
cot Sep E. fPr. fee 50 ok rs Go Nc oczf, Depuspr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26
STt VsA,y,S SEMINARY
SsIERIFF,S SALE.

ENHE FAN Session of this Institution will commence on Thursday
the second day September Terms heretofore.
In annapolis Aug l6, 1871. 23-3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26

NOTICE Is hereby given a. gust . lsl letters ol 3D.
ninratoh the Of Frederick Sheets, se OF Nam
county Indiana dsceased du granted to The
Said suppos 5lvert All persons nced 70 Tho
estate notified he pay without delay End Tho
having claims the sc. Their claims within The
time limited by law properly adjusted for setl M
ei-3wi, MADISON WEBB, Admr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26

The Democratic majority in Iowa for State officers
is over 1000. LEFFLER's majority for Congress is
1856 THomPsoNs 596.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26
BRAGG,S INDIAN QUEEN VECETA-
BE SEGAES COATED PILLS.
neSfrucf,ve Enemy
A Desirnciive Enen


A Destructive Enemy
in Gr1 &ig Or ls. s b., ] upon 90. con
An marks ms rict1iN az Gi Sras'qs" o." tf"F'
whose avages three ouhs Of the whole human family
or the Stage oT Action.
We alude TO esers IN their different hfms because e'er IS 90
common form other either anl lever bilious ie
syapio.s disraile1 ana often s,sr he d.ss sol
ii neglected, until late afforded, and
The Sufferer Dics.
is fortunate however or The Nor TIA, sovereign remedy er
the prompt and timely use OF Dr. ess Inden 0Heen Isese
Sugar Coated Pals They extensively circulated then
a.! other me.cne offered TO III. Pun, and ae Ca"s IAoe
aiei boon iemabe siue 70 the community wherever
Thee thousands OF witnesses Of whom among tbs
mos, respectable meuers OF the hens art = ne valuable e
family shoui without them in he redy io when
ing the system from all other medicine
Read and Consider.
ESraet Of le'te from Dr. James G. Rgg~ rohe to ESos
osg OF Missouri who OF he most talented md success
iul Practitioners in tn chckaaw country We gentleman
Of .e highesi responsibility am stan ing having ai very
Stats Consul to the Republic Of MeKool
cpio tuny Of testing he WRITES Of your pills ma
them 10 much better preparation than al inst imagined the
Of sick ss and No is ZEN, ~ our coufrv the
sedo Of
good supply and fact would make 'h tn eentr, OF
the Cckasaw ounry point iuh which agents IN TINS o. The
adjoining counties cou be- supplied application loG viii I'd
here, n. orah Memphis. Tenn. the
time ard express iusructin Tegars remanccs,
advertising, Sc. Very Iespec frly, obfs erv'
JAMES L. BOGGo, NJ ID.
Fairviese, Pontotoc Co Miss, Aug H. IsG4.
CI7-For sale wholess e andr Ell by
=. j. WADE and TOMIINSON BROTHERS, Indianapolis
IL p GREEN B ownsturg
JOHN W. VAUGHAN. Pht,bOrough-
CAVE }. CARTER. jamestown.
B. SWEENEY.
DAVID WOODFORD, TkOniown.
LANE SION. lie anon
PirZER y welsh Esg'e Vif.gr.
GRAFTON JOHNSON. Greenwood.
MANWARING x ADAMS, Franklin
y. d. ROBINS. Edn urs.
EDWARD 2. DAY. - ehvvlc.
LUDLOW & kennedy. Marion.
IRA BANLEA Frerport
n PERSON. Cireehheid.
WM. SILVER. Pendleibn
WILLIS q. ATHERTON Anders5noNn
]. HOCKEr, Tlainieid.
J. w. WALTON. bridgeport
w. /. UNGLES, Beeyile
And by Druggists ana Merchants generally throughout the south
and West
May 25ih. ls47. epWSSWlyCs7i
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vi AN AG ERS' OFFICE.
Or. ARMSTRONG Il Co, AGENTs,)
WHEELING, AUGUST, re-, IS47.
n ..lf lI.LS A


WHEELING, AUGUST, re. IS47.
New Jersey Lottery, CLASS 80,
Draws September l. 1877 IS ia hlts.
10000 10000, 5o0o 1000 200, 20 If 1000.
Certificate Of hole
proportion.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81.
Draws September a. 1917; - numbers, - drawn ballots cf
$4,000, 1900 TOJn 1000, $500, $50; 20 of 900. Tickets o.
certificate OF % hole tckr viii cost S3slaIes la proportion
New Jersey Lottery, Class II,
Draws September s. 1917 Is ballots.
3 900. lO0O0 5000, 3OO 10 Of 200. Tickets SO-a
Of 20 whole tickets will be sent for S2O-sares in proportion
Alexandria Lottery, Class Sc,
Draws September IT, lS7 CO numbers, 10 drawn bat prize
80 OO 10000 $780, $500 1000; 10 O0U Tickets S0-a
tae Of - whole tickets wil be E Sl0Oshares prron
New Jersey Lottery. Glass 13.
Draws epmbeT 5 1877 IS numbers - drawn ballots prize
Al O0u Of 5000 Of 1000 10 al 20
Tickets oa certificate OF p Whole tickets will Sl3oshaes
In proportion.
tieXaudril Lottery, Class IS.
Draws September L. si7 IS numbers, ~ draw s prize Of
$1,000 0O01 of 10000 Of 5000 80 u 900 100 sou. Tick
els Sl2a certificate Of 26 hole tickets Will S60-safei pro
portion
New Jersey Lottery. Class 55.
DAVIS September - ls47 - numbers 10 drawn ballots. 30 0o0
2000 10 CO., 5O $780, 50 - If 600 80 o 800 Tickets sic
of 5Np tkr tS,viIc
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NOI,ce.

rsNE undersigned taken letters of adminsra thu
OF James Simpson. late of Ma ion county deceased
Al persons indebted sid estate notified to make payment
creditors requested their claims according
Jaw. The estate i supposed 10 be nsove.it
Aur. I7th.IsF7 243w GEO. W. MOORE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26
NOTICE TO IRE ENPTI5N CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO IkI EMlIiJN DLfIhANIS.
entitled Ca the su Tr lands WITH
fractional rHrrat~d required
S The NJ the Register and rceIvtf
proper Once ant make payment therefor te Il
Icr fixed ~ the ihHd August. o46
practicable
pointed ff Tie pubic the lands
ne claimed nlrrNl> such claim shall he nrried.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG, Commissioner OF the Gen Laid Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26

in mitoPeratng silently bat constantly upon 90
- suilons regardless OF wealth rcsicctai o. -
All marks ms CicliHis az ai Srasf1ls - 40 81
by whose ravages hree ourths Of the whole human
rr carried
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-26
OTthe Stage Of Action.

We aude 70 lesers their different ms. because fever Is %
common IN form other. either an lever bilious L.
rheumatic The approaching
rl.r.. h is
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

The suspension of hostiilties j. always a good
thing because war is always evil and much more
SO after great combinations have been frustrated
To save The capital from the horrors OF war, or at
least defer them was consideration which | could
not overlook, more particularly when viewed as a
means Of arriving al an honorable peace
When two nations find themselves IN state of
war, they have the reciprocal right TO make PROPOSE
tions and this presupposes duty to listen to propo
sltions. A perpetual absurdity, because it
is a calamity and the instinct of sefpreseryation,
Witch is even stronger and powerful in nations
than in individuals counsels that means shall be
dsregarded which may lead to advantageous
adjustment The Constitution gives me full autho-
rIty TO adopt this
Devoted to interests great and Of such pre-emi-
nent importance, must maintain at all risks the
rty which | exercise now especially, when, if fac
deprive it of the power of celebrating. and 1t will
become contemplate In the presence of the enemies
of the nation. / will be still explicit-commo-
ton and sedition shall be exemplarily punished.
| have preserved considerable body of troops, and
the nation viii support me In maintaining its honor
and indicating its reputation. consider myself
free as if | had just Obtained signal victory, and
there is no fear that | shall be imposed by the
enemys negotators, when his troops and cannon
have failed to alarm me. We shall adjust our diff
ferences provided honor, above ALL is saved and We
shall the combat if the sword thrust between
our Justice and an acknowledgment Of the rights Of
the nation.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
Mexico, August %, lo4T.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

they fairly laughed to see the unfortunate and unarm-
ed teamsters beset in manner so cowardly.
| suppose that Santa Anna will apologize for the
outrage and that thus the matter will be settled but
this does not prevent many from thinking that the
tyrant instgated the whole affair. He is up to all
sorts of trickery. There are others who think, and
probably with good show of reason, that the men
were set on by the enemies Of Santa Anna and peace
with the intention of involving the whole party and
breaking off all negotiations. Be this as il may, the
Mexicans have won great battle in driving our
wagons from the city, and will not fail TO exult
1t. | know not what means General Scott will
now resort To, in order to obtain his money aud sup
plies from the city.
The Mexican government has added two additional
members to the board of commission TO listen to the
question of peace-Sehores Atristain and Bernardo
Conto Both lioenciados, lawyers and the
latter enjoys high reputation, not only as regards
talents, but for the probity of his character The
commissioners held their first meeting this afternoon
at place called Izcapusaco about two leagues from
here and learn that Mr.. Trist manifesls himself
highly pleased with the proceedings thus far and
of the continued fatterlng prospects Of peace. They
ma, not look quite fattering when he comes to
talk of slices of territory; but Of this shall know
all in good time. Yours, &c., G. w. X.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
To COrrc>Donstents-

W. Bedford. We mist decline publication your
ncaon IL matter abu which thousands Of readers
MT rush and moreover, the pressure upon such
that eonunnn, interest," necessarily
jcted Besides, do not like Matters especially
where eognizn Of only side. You may say publish
H. would draw both sides. Very IN Ike
Of paper? We kHO that would make
part either side the the Lord knows
have 'downy'' time Of it, any Perhaps refusal
publish, also have t while
help If does As f possible, intend keep personal
matters unless ordered In paid advertisements Even
should discretion, prevent OUT being
j. ~ B. Bloomington The five topics have been regularly
Ia
you them additional May they prove like the which
fell in good ground.
T. T. s. AndeontOwn win attend yo REQUEST Immediately.
PM Lognspo We regret exceedingly the OMISSION
fact that regular mailing The
gentleman who supplies his place pro ts dors well almost any
could when the of
done consideration, only wonde
We will endeavU parcu
aI possible while the present arrangement exists which viii pro-
baby be a week longer.
correspondents generally v please any apparent delay
attending fvo exceedingly bI>y consequence
The absence Of a portion Of regular force
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23
Democratic state Convention.

ed to appoint delegates 20 represent them in State
Convention TO be held at indianapolis the 9Th day
of January, 1913 which convention will nominate
delegates to the National Democratic Convention for
the nomination Of candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency Also; TO take into consideration the
appointment of Presidential electors.
By vote of the committee, each county is re-
quested to elect It's delegates at the earliest practical
bic period, and not less if possible than its represent
tation in the General Assembly. 1t is desirable, how
ever, to have as large representation possible
If By order Of State Central COMMITTEE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

The Washington Union contains news direct from
Gen. ScUtts army forwarded by Government express.
1t confirms all we have previously published; but
makes it certain that the Mexican army numbered
80 600 instead of % 1000, and the Americans 1000.
This is decidedly the greatest battle of the war; We
omitted to notice in our last, that Gen. Scott was
slightly wounded in the leg
The following is an extract from the postscript of
a letter to Secretary Marcy:
81 am pleased to aGd, that the following named
persons the commissioners the part of Mexico
and more because they considered friendly
disposed for peace. viz:
General Herrera; Scr. Comic, Lawyer; General
Moray Villami; Sor. Atrislain, Lawyer Sor Arroyo,
Secretary. formerly Secretary Of Legation in The
United States.)
81 have just letter from one of the most
respectable English houses to their house here; they
say that the Mexicans out-generalIed and so
cOrnercd. that they must make peace; but that Gen.
Scott says if they do not at once, he will occupy the
city with territorial government-place 5000 troops
to open the roads, &C. They speak of the Americans
with admiration.
The couatry people were already commencing to
supply the army with every thing"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-23

MOVEMENTS GEN. TAVLoR.-Some of the whig
papers undertake again TO censure the administration
for keeping General Taylor in the background which
they attribute to envy and Jealousy of successful
general Will these faulfnders never cease to abuse
the administration without authority or foundation!
Supposng it should turn out tat the General himself
had three months ago. advised that his line should be
defensive one, and that ali the available troops
should be thrown into the other column of tie army;
what would they then say to their blunders!-Wash-
ington Union.
'.WARt would they then sayl" Why they would
swear that it was all locofoco forgery-that Gen.
Taylor never gave such advIce-that 1t was another
trick of the administration TO withdraw odium from
its own shoulders by heapng it those of Gen. lay
lor-wouldn't thew Mr.. Chronicle! Let the result be
as it may we commend tie above to those wings, who
are in constant agony apparently so) on account OF
fancied wrong being done TO Gen. Taylor by the
administration.-Cin Enquirer