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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15


ExPoETs.-The New York correspondent Of the
/" Union," states that for the reek ending Friday,
June lSth the exports from the port of New York
amounted TO Sl6ll.4 All The principal items are as
follows and ii will be how great proportion Of
them are farmers stuffs:
To Great Britain Corn, DDS, 1863 bush; -four,
70,S3S barrels; meal, lI,lS6 barrels; rice, 200
erceS beef, 13S barrels; pork 17G barrels; cheese,
1920 pounds: rosin, ,70l barrels ashes % bar
rels lard. 270,7ll pounds; barley s,l02 Bushels
hams, 4l6,ls5 pounds; cotton, 337 bales; spirits
turpentine 4,750 gallons; wheat, s5,05I bushels
turpentine, 1858 barrels; beans, $50 bushels.
To France: Ashes, pots, $40 barrels; wheat
81, 600 bushels; whalcbone, 67,026 pounds; flour,
III 1919 barrels
- To Spanish West Indies Rice, Is, 1856 pounds
pork. 30 barrels; hams, l,O27 pounds lard, : SIC
pounds; butter, l,0A pounds.
@ TO 10. Domingo: Flour, 800 barrels; lard. H.
1913 pounds dry fish, 1000 pounds; meal, 100 bar
res; rice, S,2SS pounds; cheese, 1855 pounds
hams, 729 pounds beef, AZ barrels; butter, ] 500
pounds.
"15 British West Indies Corn, SD bushels
pork 2S3 barrels butter, 4,149 pounds cheese 4
$40 pounds hams 592 pounds -four, 400 barrels
beef, 10 barrels; lard, 49S pounds meal, 225 bar.
rels; rice, Isis pounds
! Odous Administration ruinous Tariff under
which, week after week, such state of things car
exist and continue
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

STINGNG REBUKE.-A correspondent of the Steu-
benville (Ohio) Union, writing from Buena Vista,
holds the following language
1T greves us to tie heart to many of the
American Press giving aid and comforts' TO the
enemy but 1t grathes to that they do not be-
long to the democracy
Il tell you, ii stirs up the blood of those who have
sacrificed every confoT-endured every hardship, and
in the field of battle for their countrys honor
and to It's citizens justified, when the publications
of their fellowclizens deuounce them as banditt in
the worst of the term and deny that the war
either justified by the laws of God or man-they are
of the Tories OF old; second edition Of the Biue
Light Feds, and would sell their country for one OF
Englands smiles; yea, beray Christ for half the sum
that Judas did. Our term of service will soon have
expired, and then we will return home to battle with
these at the ballot box, 20 maintain our liberty "
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

New HAMIsnRE.-Tbe late wing and conservative
Legislature Of New Hampshire, refused to pass reso-
uiors of thanks TO the brave officers and soldiers
who have fought and fighting battles in Mex
leo. The democratic majority of the present Legis-
aiure has wiped out the disgrace, by adopting Sc
and returning the thanks of the State Ito Generals
TAYLOR and ScoTT and the brave officers and soldiers
under their respective commands, for their distin-
gushed and gallant conduct during the several en-
gagements with the enemy, by whose act war now
exists The resolutions were bitterly opposed by
the wing leaders, and were adopted by vote of yeas
al nays los. ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

Col. HASKELL ONCE MoRE.-The Hickman (Ky.)
Standard states that it is authorized by Capt j. NJ.
Scantland, intelligent and gallant officer in the
Tennessee regiment TO say that Col. Haskell, in his
denunciatory card, has mistaken several very impor-
tant facts connected with the charge at Cerro Gordo,
which, when corrected, will place Gen. Pillow 4" al
together beyond the reach Of ceEsure. Exchange
Paper
Gen. Pillow himself pretty effectually demolished
COL Haskell. If he annlhilates the Mexicans as he
did the Colonels statement, he will prove one of the
best officers in the service.-Pd. Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

Pauperism and fever still exist in several of the
large towns in England and Scotland to alarming
extent, being unhapplly experimentation Ireland.
In Manchester OH the goth ut., Is, Ala persons
ceived relief, being increase of $1,000 over the
numbers requiring public aid at the same time last
year. In Leeds the Irish fever, owing to the contI-
ued influx of sick Irish, is than match for all
the energy Of the faculty. in attempting to arrest the
progress of It's ravages. During the month three
Catholic clergymen have fallen victims to typhoid,
caught while attending the dying.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

IMMEGRANTs.-From the LIST of April to the 9th of
June, "a, Isl immigrant passengers arrived at New
York. or nearly thousand day for that period.
Between the same dates, nearly $4,000 reached Que
bee. The immigration tins year, to the United States
and the British provinces will not fall short OF quar-
ter of a million of souls This great movement of
the human race is really one of the main phenomena
of our day; though, while it is going ON so quietly
all around US. we scarce appreciate It's true mPor-
lance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
.rnte of Endinua. Hamilton Cor,

In PRoBGrE CooEr HAMILTON CoUSrY Tenn Is47
Estate Of Richard Cook, deceased.
Petition o sell real estate
~ OW Edward Hail. administrator Of the estate Of said
~ Richard Cook deceased aud appearing
turn on the summons issued herein that the ad defendants Henry
Stage and Elizabeth Stage found and residence
IL is therefore ordered by the the said Henry
Stage and Elizabeth be notified Of the tendency petition
by publication for three successfully Indiana
ne weekly public newspaper Of general circulation printed
published at indianapolis Marion county Indiana notifying
fndants that unless they will
next term Of this and show why
deceased snO be Od and made the hands ad
nnstro for the Of paying the debts due
said petition and the matters therein contained
Atesf. JOHN G.. BIRNS Clerk
Noblesylle. July G.. IS47. l9-3W
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
state OF aneiinma. Hamilton County. S.

HAsiILToN CIRcuIr CoURr, MARCH TERM lS47-
an ChdRc1g
John Burns John Lacy, Jackson Lacy Joseph Smith, Nancy
Smith, Archibald Alexander Ava Alexander. Mary Lacy, John
Tharp Margaret Jane Samuel
Isabel Stewart, aud Earl :. Stone.
NO the complainant by Barbour and Carver his solicitors
"a the shefss tile issued
herein, defendant Archibald Alexander fund, aud
residence unknown IL therefore ordered by the
said Archibald Alexander be notified Of the pendehcy Of this
publication for three in the Indiana
public of circulation printed pub
sed al indianapolis, Marion Indiana. the last OF which pub
con least sixty days before the first day of the neu term Of
unless he will appear the calling the
Of this and plead, deuT the bill Of
complaint supplemental bill herein, the Will be taken
fessed. BY the court Attest JOHN G. BURNS, Clerk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

The bodies of Mr. Van DOren and Mrs. Houck,
lost about two weeks ago by unfortunate collision
on Lake Erie, have been found and taken to their
friends The safe, containing 5000, belonging to
d. N Barney g. Co., and 5000, belonging to M. b.
Scott together with 5000 of gold the property of Mr..
Lyttle the steward, has also been recovered from the
wreck of the Chesapeake.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
SHERIFF,S SALE.

EpY directed the clerks Of
ID fee the Marion circuit will public sale
day July 1917 the Court House door, the
of Indianapolis within the hours prescribed by law, the
profits years. of the following real estate
the north lot No 10
No. a. the of Indianapolis thence west along the alley to
the north of lot No. 10 in said square, thence south
feet; illinois thence north 80 feet the
of beginning failure realize full
Judgment and costs WILL the time and place.
expose the simple of said Taken properly
Allen Henry Allen Albert Allen. the suit of Al
fred Harrison A. w. RUSSELL,
II-3w $500 Sheriff of Marion County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
NOTICE no CALUMET 0TAKEEsS.

~ Office is hereby gwen, that the trustees Of The Indiana nst
~ education Blind,
A. NJ Monday the 10th sealed
The Institute about 10 he opened in this
The bill will be divided into three paris, upon which separate bids
be bedseads,
seitees and the third tables and other
Giles may be the office OF Mr. ). W. Norris Meridian
and Washington Streets which place also the proposals viii be
received.
good well seasoned lumber the whole 10 be ready delivery
the 18th OF September next
Terms 90 be- cash delivery OF the goods.
u Soudier w ~. Ccnan appointed
receive the when completed authority reject any
which stall not, their judgment he executed according
and they shall have thai
tors viii not have their ready delivery
the trustees reserve the night 10 ee the
completion.
GEORGE w. MEARS,
SETON w. NORRIS, Trustees
N.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

The U. S. Gazette, Taylor paper, has been merged
into the North American, Clay paper, which says,
that the intimations that have appeared IN certain
quarters, that Clay is in favor Of the nomination of
Taylor are founded in error-and further, that Mr..
Clay's advice has uniformly been against any prema
ture demonstration on the subject.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
SLEEPER 81 FENNER.

~N MANUFACTURES OF UMBRELLAS, PARA
wv IVA SOILS &c. No l26 Market street. South side below
49, FOURTH Philadelphia the Of Merchants
~ Manufacturers their
prepared wh great ca and offered the possible prices for
Cash
The principle which this established onsu the
mutual interests of their and themselves BY manufacturing
article, selling the Cor Cash,
the
Possessing facilities for manufacture prear-
supply orders any extent and respectfully the patron
age Of Merchants, Manufacturers, and Dealers
Philadelphia July, IS47.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
MIR. Polk, in reply to Mayor Davies, of Baltimore,

TOF'J
said
The purpose of my brief visit is 10 pay my respects
to my fellow citizens of Baltimore and of the northern
section of this country. Had postponed 1t beyond
the present SUMMER it is not probable that any other
convenient opportunity to make it would have occur
red during the period Of my term of official service,
at the close of which shall retire private life
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
No. FnANslIN. June %. lsl7.


To the Eiifors Of tie State Senlinei
GENTLEMEN-I have the pleasure herewith to
transmit you letter received from the Hon. Robert
Dale Owen, in which he gives his views IN regard 10
improvement of the navigation Of the Ohio and Mis-
sissppi rivers by Congress.
There IS no doubt Of Mr. Ovens election. The
unfortunate gentleman. Judge Embree, whom the
wing party I'm this end of the district" have united,
cannot get good vote Henry Clay did in
"A. The people in this congressional district think
that they cannot be more abg better represented
in the national legislature, than by re-eectIng Ro-
BERT DALE OWEN. Every quality Of the head and
heart which attracts the admiration and wins the
friendship Of men, possessed IN eminent degree by
Mr.. Owen. He Is kind and generous, liberal and DIS
Interested firm and decided and a speaker of great
eloquence and power with few equals, and no suPe-
riors In Indiana public debater aud orator.
Permit me to suggest to democratic editors IN Mr.
Owens district and TO others who may take an inter-
in his election, that by giving his letter place
in their papers, they will do act of justicetO that
gentlemen.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
SauEIklEE1,S SALE

Ely virtue directed from the clerk Office
D Marion circuit will expose public sale.
the July 1871 the Court House door, in the county
and State OF Indiana within the hours prescribed by
profits for years, the following real
estate To- The undivi led half OF the twothds of lot
square number 60 in the Of Indanapos and
failure fun ofjudgment, and
costs will time and place. expose the fee simple of
said real Taken property Of Jackson Overhaul at the
o Nancy Valentine. A. W. Russell,
f=r rorM orsou Couu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

ToRYIsM.-The Delphi Republican says that Dr. J..
NJ. Justin of Carroll Co.. expressed publicly thehoPe,
that the Mexicans might regain every foot territory
that belonged Mexico, lei it cost this government
what it might
We shall lock our stable when that Doctor this
way, for fear our poney will follow him of.-Goshen
Dem
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
FINE ASSORTMEN'
CHEAPER THAN EVER!

JAMES SULGROVE respectfully announcesto his old
kVM and the public that he is determined to sell
articles in his line Of business cheap they be
sold by establishment in Indiana Persons want OF
SADDLES, BRIDLES. HARNESS of all kinds SADDLE and
GARRETT BAGS TRU WHIPS, article ms line
requested to call and his assortment Now manufacturing lot
Of full Spanish Saddles. very superior article.
Also received select lot Of Sups Trees Plush Webb
Trace Chains Buckles Hames Sc all Of which Will be sold for
very small advance At his old stand two doors east OF
Meridian street. Indianapolis
Wheat and other kinds Of merhntabe produce will be received
market prices paynent for Of the above articles 3
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

NEW HARMONY June ., lo4I
DEAR SIR | take pleasure in replying 10 your let
ter of May 9Th, IN which you say, that IN compi-
ance with the duty imposed on you by the proceed
ings of public meeting held at West Franklin on
that day, you call upsn for my views in regard to
the Improvement of The navigation of the Ohio, Wa
bash ard Mississippi rivers by Congress. On this
and every other political subject at all times
willing TO give my opinions .onptly and frankly
am opposed to extensive system of Internal
improvement by the General Government. think
the Maysvle veto was one of the best acts Of Gen
eral Jacksons administration, and that it has saved
The government from many extravagant aud unprohi-
able schemes. think 1t wsest and best, in regard
to rivers wholly within the boundary Of one State that
their improvement be left TO the State in which they
lie. But in regard 20 a common highway like the
OHIO and the Mississippi. dividing many States and
common To many think their Improvement properly
belongs 10 the General Government and that 1t
ought To be undertaken efficient and liberal
scale No one Stale has authority to improve such a
common highway, even if willing; and combna-
ton Of States for such purpose Is lnexpedlent even
If Ii were constitutional
believe the most efeciual plan TO improve the ma
yisation of the Ohio aud Mississippi rivers by
moving tie snags; keeping beats running regularly
for that purpose. have not much faith in The sys-
lem Of dams, on these rivers. ] think they have in-
jured the river as often as they have improved it,
In regard TO a river like the Wabash, dividing two
States, sec good reason why the General Gov
eminent should not undertake its improvement
though think the object may be often better attained
by private enterprise, in the case of the Wabash
Navigation Company, the two States concurrlng in
granting charter. The removal ofssnag> from such
river 10 me egitimatcly to belong the Cen
eral Government so far as the river Is common 10 In
diana and Illinois.
bill containing liberal appropriation for the
provement of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers passed
the Senate. during last Congress and came 10 our
House. As 1t contained no appropriation for Lake
harbors must of oar Western members voted against
it; thinking that it they passed that bill, they would
get nothing more. And thus it was lost though the
Southern strict c0nstructonlss voted for il.
thought this very bad policy, and told our West
crn friends but their motto was, all none. The
West has herself to blame that she did not get an p
preparation for the Ohio aud Mississippi.
| voted for the bill, being sure that my constitu-
ents would approve such a vote
IF any further explanation Of my views on this or
any other subject Is desired, shall be happy to give
it. | am, dear sir, yours truly,
ROBERT DALE OWEN.
Mr.. ii. S. CAssELBERsY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

The Communication money received from immigrants
who have arrived at New York since the 9th of May,
amounts to si4, 3D. in addition to $4,000 received
for hospital money. Each immigrant on arriving
pays 81 the former, and hay dollar to the latter
fund.-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
IN OF tlrcIcFlIe, o WI. o. sroc WILL, 81 Evans
MARTIN a STOCkWELL.
SOMETHING NEW.

THE su scre having purchased the Hat establishment Of
- H. r Miller offer the entire stock hand AZ greatly reduced
and
stanly hand every variety nf FASHIONABLE k7TSand CPS
be- exceeded BY establishment the State and the
cash approved produce The subscribers determined
accommodate the public IL superior articles and low will
and all assured that every article shall be al that
nned but superior wOTkmen will be employed They solicit
a trial from the public Al large.
/, Is46. 27-tf r. ARMTTAGE 4 CO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
The Attention Of the Ladies,
WEAVER & WILLIAMS.

WEAVER a. WILLIAMS,
Uudertakers and COffiu-MakerS,
RR RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public that
A they removed to their warehouse just west Of
A their old They prepared TO furnish all art
ED Giles Cabinet Furniture costly cheap
~ They Will also prompt and
W particular attention funeral arrangements and will
tk3 the whole hereof furnish
~ the shortest notice As
IN they keen ready hand they will be able
furnish promptly and lower than the usual rates They
either night
every guarantee give satisfaction One Of the
firm always be found of business hours at has residence
directly in the rear Of the ware house. j.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
SuEREFF,S SALE.

EpY virtue execution directed from the clerks office
Marion circuit will expose public SALE
July St at the Court house door IN the town Of
INDIANAPOLIS within the hours prescribed by law the rents and
pr years Of the following real estate, towt The
of Jesse King the cuh east quarter Of the
section number - township number II,
of rance rnbe east containing 20 acres failure
aze Judgment Interest and costs will the
tune place the simple Of said real estate Ia
property of Jesse King at the suit Of Francis kery
A. w. Russell
Il-3w fel75l Sheriff of Marion County,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued an order
insrueing the officers Of customs to admit The cases
of books aud pamphlets brought out by Mr. Waite
mare. for The libraries Of Congress asd various public
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
A..rn,stnctr....nI OAicn

Meridian south block The
" subscriber having opened office for the purchase and sale Of
real property offers his the community m that capacity
He Will keep books for the registry Of property for SALE charge
viii be made except for acrtsng until sale be made through
his instrumentalitys then charges moderate.
Persons having property for sale invited 10 bring their de-
scrpon and have brought through this agency Office
Plans and specifications public buildings furnished
a usual, with despatch.
indianapolis Oct %. 1875. ~ JOHN ELDER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

Indiana Copper Mining Company of
Lake Superior.
Otto is hereby given to the shareholders Of the aforesaid
that Of the of stock subscribed has
been the and payment expected Immediately
T. Heddey Treasurer proceedings will take place pursuance Of
Two Of the have been appointed
Immediately Lake with of procuring
ton fG mining operations. BY order OF the Board,
II. P. COBURN, President.
n RoIrn Secretary. DIV
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
FOR SALE OR RENT

WILL sell my house and lot situated the north
Ohio and illinois streets, Indianapolis block
For particulars call prer
ses l23w Z SARAH REID.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
IHtVtI. N n Vt y - y y =
JOSEPH i. STREET
lind pFt1k and COn

JOSEPH i. SEKETOHEIS.
UndeFtak and COT n VI "a IA er,
g RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Indianapolis and
I vicinity his attention to the above buS
f release the friends OF deceased persons
49, the indispensable trouble attending the death Of
friend and would state that he prepared to undertake the
49, whole funerals. if desired part thereof
20 such furnishing either
t1 heare built after the most approved style Also car
tx rages every other requisite peang to the business
would he will make his charges
persons Attendance at all hours should
he the above enagements charge viii be made
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
NEW TAILOR SHOP.

TIME respectfully offer bis services "a The above
Indianapolis and the public generally
His shop found door Of BrOwnines Hotel
Work entrusted his will be done strictly according 10
in be surpassed where. None
hut will be found in his e1oy Cutting Of
description short notice. and warranted 10 Mt Many
articles country produce will be taken IN exchange for work
JOSEPH KNOWLANn
The subscriber respectfully socts trial from those wishing
his line and promises that gentleman Will be allowed
his establishment the least dissatisfied with article Of
dss himself hy others IN bis employ 81 n.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

DEATH OF CANALEs's BRoTHER-As the train
came down from Monterey, that brought us news
from that place up to the 3lst ult the guard arrested
al Ceralvo Mexican who had become notorious for
his daring thells and murders Upon being examined
enough elected to order his immediate execution
The condemned, up to the moment Of his sentence.
maintained logged silence When he found that
his hour had come, he grew quite loquaclous. and
taking out his flint and steel, he lit cigarette and
cocy putting it, he walked out into the plaza TO SUBJ
NIT TO his fate. Six soldiers were selected as execu
TONER'S The Mexicans was first turned from the
platoon, but he resolusely objected, and wished to
look death in the face. With an eye unblancbed he
saw the deadly weapons raised, remarking that he
had only one life 10 lose, while he had taken forty
IN another instant he sprang forward a corpse. one
ball penetrating his head, three others his body.
Upon examination Of the papers found on the dead
body, i was discovered that the brother of the no,o
Tious Canales WIS the victim Just executed.-Ne,c
Orleans Nationdl, June 49,