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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-02

WIN. II. PURCELL,
attorney and Counselor at La,e United States and poce
Magistrate
WASHINGTON County, d. c.
TlL attend TO the prosecution of claims before Con-
w gress, ALSO taking dispositions attorney or JUS
uce OF the peace, for persons living either States
wishing the done in this county Office on 7t street
maryland avenue. Feb 3-eod2no
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Ms Ms M
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
THE propretos of the several lines of packets between
New York and Liverpool have arranged for their sail
ing from each port the ls 9Th, llh, 10TH 2ls and 18th
every month; the ships succeed each other in the fol-
lowing order, viz
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-02

MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
Or CHARLES DE SELDING,. agent, Washington d
c., No. ii Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania
Feb S-eodlm
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A UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor at
- Law Austin, Travis county, Texas will attend faith
fully and promptly any business connected with his pro-
ession in this city and the adjoining He win
also attend to any business in the land Office such pro-
curing patents, perecng titles &c Letters be paid
to procure attention.
REFERENCES.
Hon. J. P. Henderson, San Augl,stin.
Hon Ebenezer Allen, Austin
Hon Memucan Hunt, Galveston
J. ID. Groesbeck, Houston
Dohonde X Groesbeck, New Orleans.
Jan
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WORTIIINGTON G. SNETHE.N,
attorney and COtusseilOr-af-L Lar,

WASHINGTON, IL. u,
DRACTISES in the Supreme Court of the United States
and in the several courts of the District of Columbia
and prosecues all OF claims against the United
States either before Congress the different departments
of the government.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
No. s.. Wall Street.
STATEMENT of the affairs of this institution the close
y the fourth year from from LIST Of
February, l843, to LIST February lSi7
RECEIPTS.
Amount received for premiums, LIST year 37, 293 80
Do do do I'd do origi-
mails and renewals 81 800 81
Do do do Sd do do las, lS9 81
Do do do 4th do do .l79762 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01
Union sabbatl, school CeIebration.

The committee from the different Sabbath Schools
of mis- city, previously appointed for that purpose,
met at the Lecture Room of the Roberts Chapel, to
make preparatory arrangements for Union Celebra-
ton Of the approaching 4lh of July. The meeting
organized by calling Mr.. James Blake to the
chair, aud appointing A. NJ. Canadian secretary.
1t was resolyedt that the day be celebrated in
ner similar to that formerly adopted by the schools
on such occasions.
Upon notion the propriety of dispensing with the
reading of the declaration of independence (t being
peculiarly childrens celebratOn,) was considered,
when II resolved that the person selected to read
exercise discretion whether the whole instrument
should be read or only such portions may be APP
proprate to tie occasion, accompanied with such
marks and explanations may interest those for
whom the celebration was designed.
On notion Mr. A. G.. Porter was appointed to de-
liver the address, and Mr.. G.. II. Keith to read the
Declaration of Independence.
The Rev. Mr.. Daniels was appointed TO open, and
the Rev. Mr. Dix, to conclude the exercises of the day
with praper. ea
On motion, Mr. James Blake was appointed Mar
shall with power to appoint assistants.
The superintendent of the various schools were
appointed committee to procure funds 20 meet the
necessary expenses of the celebration.
Mr.. Thos H. Sharpe, treasurer, to receive and dis
burse such funds Messrs. o. Brown, Hubbard
Yohn, J. F. Hill and Greer were appointed COM
mittee to provide refreshments
| Messrs Blake, Brouse, Case, Ohr, Drum and A.
Smith, were appointed committee to select the
ground for the celebration and make arrangements for
seating, &c.
Messrs. Ray, Karnes, o. Brown and E. A. Hall
were appointed committee to arrange the vocal mu-
sic. -
| Messrs. Isensee, Brown and Owsley, were appoint
ed committee to confer with the brass band and in
vite them to perform on that day
On motion it was resolved, that in consequence of
the 4th of July being on the Sabbath the celebration
take place the Monday succeeding
j On motion it was resolved, that the different pa
pers of the city be requested to publish the proceed
ings of the meeting 4tt
The meeting then adjourned.
JAMES BLAKE, President
| A. NJ. CARNAHAN Secretary. \
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01
Divorce OF The Government and the
Banks.

The official statement published by the Treasury
Department, shows the amount of money in the seve-
al repositories of the government. and subject to
draft on the 24th ultimo, to have been S7O56,S $40
so. Of this there at Boston 1850, 435 81; at
New York. S2,6l3,159 81 at Philadelphia, 3d.
022 $50 50; at New Orleans, POS 20.
The New York Evening Post in copying this state
ment, in detail, very well observes
a. 1t will be seen by the above statement that the
divorce Of Bank and State is complete. There are
no deposits of the United States in any Bank in the
country which subject to the draft of the Urea
surer. Some sums yet remain IN the Banks Tor
which drafts have been issued but the money has
not, II appears, been yet taken out. Never was
the Treasury Of the United States in a more impreg-
nabe position. 1t is beyond the reach of all those
influences which Banks and Bankers in order to
make profit. And we may well say never were
the United States so independent as this day.
With seven millions of money in her treasury, heT
stocks above par in any market of the country, at the
'-<s<ne time carrying on, with tender of peace,
mot triumphant war with nation, and furnishing
food TO stay the famine that is wasting other nations
her citizens contented, prosperous and happy,
she presents spectacle more splendid and glorious
than any that has yet been witnessed upon earth
If these are the fruits of the principles profess
sacrifice be too great to preserve them. and nc
estimation duly appreciate our Indebtedness tC
those who secured to these principles We may
indeed say, without boastng, that is truly tho
land Of freedom"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01
sfntc OF lmdiana. NEariom county.
II the MARION CIRCUIT Court.
Ia Ch1HreyD


Ia ChgReeyg.
Humphrey ii. Furhos administrator of the Jcsc2h
bo> deceased lite of Marion county, Marrelids Furc
Winder Dsharoon and Sally DsharoOn bis wife, and Eleanor
NORRIS heirs Of the said Joseph Furbos
Morris Mary Norris aIly Morris William Moffis
zabeth Norris Catherine Norris Josephine Morris
heirs law of Samuel Norris deceased late Marion county
O Indiana.
HrHE said def adsnts Marceus Turhos vndcr Disaro5n
ID and Sally Dsharoan his wife; residents
State Of Indiana herey notified that the a'ove med
pananf has filed his hill Of complaint acst them and the other
defendants the probate Of said county foreose
given the said Samuel Morris decensei his life time
the said Joseph Furbos life
sixteen and eighteen the Of Bethel in the county
MarioR State OF nana. That the n5w pending N Said
and that unless they appear plead to-
said bill Of compaht eore the calling of the said
tie of said be holden The House in
danapos Monday the 9th day of August s4 the said bill
will be taken rs confessed against them.
Lucian Barbour, Sol 5-3w r. B. DUNCAN, elk.
June IL. 1877.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01
Annninrn,enfs-

Several OF the Democratic candidates, who have been
nominated by regular conveniions will endeavor TO meet
Their ieowcitizens follows, and they would
ciay graed to many, all pariies as can make
II convenient TO attend
In Perry T0scnship Saturday July IOtl at Bailey
School House.
:. On Monday, the 18Th, at Marrss School House.
In frankhR, on Tuesday, 18Th at Daniel Moora's
"Wednesday, 10th, ut Bethel
In Warren, Thursday, 18Th, al Cumberland
Friday, 10Th, at A. Kiser's.
in Laurence, Saturday, 18th, at David Ioss's
Monday, 10Th, al WIN. Dlckcrson's.
Tuesday, ooh, at ibe School House near
Jolinson's mill
In Washington, "Wednesday, 2ist AilisouvilIe at II
o'clock, and at Broad Ripple a o'clock
In Pike, Thursday. ed al Augusta.
Friday, 3d. at McCurdy's mills
In Wayne, Saturday, gath, at Mlllers mill.
Monday, 26Ih, al Bridgeport
In Decatur, Tuesday, 27lh, at Ed Dolarhides.
Wednesday, 25lh. at Y. Z. Il. Wilson's
Between that and election day, at Indianapolis @.
which due notice will be given.
As many Of the candidates can, viii endeavur 10 fill
the above appointments rain ut shie and they
fully ask their wing competitors them as above
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01
As.ss,is,i>trator,s Sale.

NOTICE hereby given that tho Undersigned administrator Of
the estate of George w Fox. deceased late of the OF
Marion, State of Indiana will, order of the
of the said county Saturday M tenth
day Of July 1871 offer public sale Boxytwn in the
y Of Hamilton state of Indiana the following descflbed tract Of
land situated in said county of Hamilton, The halt Of
the southwest township 20norh
3ea containing 81 IL 100 The said sale viii he the
following fourth % the purchase be raid
cash residue paid insalmcn
thchst payable in MONTHS the other payable
from the date of sale The giving with
proved security able without relief from valuation apprase
Laws. ROBERT BARNHILI., AImr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01
Harmonious wbirrery.

:. The wings in the Sd Congressional District, the
almmediately south of us, resolved, at their Dis
yention, in favor of vigorous prosecution
ar. In this district the wing candidate is in
cutting off all supplies and of ingloriousy
ing army, and we suppose, of giving
tEey cans back Texas and as much more of our
terri they may ask. 1t is said he is in favor oil
the United States paying the expenses Mexico has
incurred in the war, but Of this we not definitely
informed. How harmonious is Indiana wRiggery
In the 4th district opposition to the is whggery-
in the 3d. vigorous prosecution of the same war Is
whiggery.-Jefersonian
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01
THE MARME rs.

CINCINNATI, June Is Flouf-On Thursday eve.
ming 300 brls were sold So, and 700 to-day
both from STORE and both fl contracts. sale also
of 200 brls delivered Aurora inspection guaranteed
at So; 80 brls from and 90 do from canal at s.
100 brls from store Thursday evening" and 60 to-day
at So 20. There more sellers than buyers to-day
at 50 Still some holders disposed await the
cePt of further foreign advccs In preference selling
the present rates-Gazctte.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01

WHAT WOULD THE Wines Do ?-The wings very
much given to prOphesying. They cannot quit il, al
though ulhlmen of of their predictions would be
almost miracle. Suppose, now, they should, most
fortunately for themselves, get the power control this
government, and called upon manage our rela
tons with Mexico and suppose, further, that they had
any regard for their country and their consis
teRcy. Let what they would do. First, withdraw
the army back the Rio Grande-no the Nueces. But
Mexico would contend that her territory extended the
Sabine What would sulufed whiggery say Could not
Mexico show full satisfaction Of all the world that
the wrong done her in annexng Texas had been acknow
edged in the most ample by the universal wing
party? Well, the army must back to the Sabine,
pay the price of Texas to Mexico country must
be officially branded with acknowledged knavery. This
being settled Mexico demands indemnity for the
accused war the numerous MURDERS the enormous ex
penses incurred, &c. The three millions would be
needed propitate Santa Anna and how millions
would repay Mexico for What she has suffered and
expended We should like a committee consist
ing of Prentice, Corwin, McGaughey, Giddings, &c,
PROSTATE before Santa Anna kissing his wooden Leg i'm
porng his forgiveness for injuries acknowledged to be
dark and damnabe. Would not the be rich
one?
very preposterous 10 suppose that the wings would
do this, may think Perhaps il is. 1t is preposter
suppose that they would do right. Ii the ground
they have assumed be correct they bound by every
principle of Justice make the humble confessions
TO Mexico and the world and if they will do it, they
proclaim all mankind their utter restitution of all
moral principle They must have the braZen effrOnterey
persist wrong-the darkest and accarsed that
make repsraton. If it too serious matter for
the honor of the country, il would be amusing enough
to the wing party get the power they want-LOuis-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01
ORDINANCE NO. 3.
an Ordinance in relation 10 nuisanoes.

An Ordinance in relation 10 nuisances.
Adopted June 2lst lS47
SECTION /. Be ordained by the City Council Of Indian
apos That all signs aud sheds erected that hereafter
may be erected any sidewalk street in the city,
and the hereby declared to be public nusanccs and
shall be abated by the Marshal the
who erected them shall not remove the within thee
days after being notified to do by the Marshal and any
person neglecng TO make such removal after
being notified aforesaid, shall be fined any not
ceeding twenty dollars.
SAMUEL s. ROCKER,
President of the City Council.
Attest: JAMES G. JORDAN, Sec'y.
Approved, :. HENDERSON, Mayor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01
JOHN lRWIN,S ESTATE.

Office Is hereby given h the ID day OF july next The
undersigned administrator Of the Of John Twin, late
OF Hamilton county, Indiana dcrcase will sell public auction
he personal properly belonging said consisting OF three
head of horses and rattle hoes sheep and
dow AMI farming utensils and household furniture and
various other articles Sale take place the late residence Of
the deceased Delaware township. credit Of nine mOnhs will
three dollars purchasers giving
and Sale to 10 O'Clock A NJ
June SIS 3w IT WILLIAM IRWIN, Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01

ton Of which y
Commissioners
IL shall be \
immediate
represent
mprover
marks h.
sile their S.
said side-w
has b. Civ
SEC II.
lois shall nrge1
make or cause to
city council, then
cause said workfo d
owners, and the cost
city council, shall be
Of lots, until The ane
dIscha ged, and il sha
iect the sgrecabl
ion Of this ordnance.
SEC. lS. The side-wa
along each side of Washs
and they heleby drcl
the line Of lots flontins
streets the sidewalks aud
wide.
SEC 10. On ard along WASH,
may be permitted 10 extend five
lots ami hereafter any person luil
cellar door, ahirh shall extend more
front Of the lot on which The same ma
forfeit and pay 10 the city council three
such extension shall exist after notice BY
! Of Streets Marshal, TO remove coIrec
4 - all where cellar doors, already eonstrf
lend than five feet from the line Of the locs
when rebuilt OF reIaied shall be brought within
lance aforesaid, neglect thereof the Of The
perty shall forfeit and pay the named aforesaid;
bauiSef railing shall extend more than five feet from t
font of LOT, tnder penalty of The sum aforesaid.
SIT 20. Any person who shall take, cause 10 be
taken earth. stone gravel from any street. alley
sidewalk, in said ciy SHALL for every such offence; oIfeiI
and pay Of not less than dollars nor more than
fifty dollars for each day such earth, slUne gravel may
taken.
SIT 81. No petson shall cit any drain or improve any
street, alley, sidewalk without st obtaining
from the city council and making sid improvement 10 cor
respond with the general plan adopted for
Of the city, under the direction and order of the city
and Engineer and person violating this
felt and pay not less than FIVE dollars nor more
Twenty dollars.
SEC. %. All shade trees including the boxing shall be
placed the edge line Of Sidewalks and imme-
and boxing around them, The person persons placing
such trees and boxing, shall have the privilege Of putting
posts in the streets inclination Of eigh-
inches from the box thereof and any person persons
njurng destroying any such trees boxing posts shall
be fined the Of FIVE dollars for each tree boxing OF
post injured desiToyed Provided that any person
persons having already placed greater
twelve inches from The inside outside of the outer
edge line Of any sidewalk shall not be required
the
SEC 3d. The sixth chapter of ordinance for the regu-
April "a, 1916, is hereby repealed.
SAMUEL S. ROCKER,
President Of The City Council
Attest: JAMES G. JORDAN, Sec'y
Approved, S. HENDERSON, Mayor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01

At Charlesiown, Mass,
At Brooklyn, N. Y,
At G0sport, Va,

ssid eef and pork must be delivered ore half the first
half between the 18th day Of April lss and tie 18th day
June s unless earlier deliveries should be required the chief
is for the half deliverable Of
18th of April and 18th Of June 1873 Payment for the first half
be made within thirty days after delivery and for the second half
The beef must he from well ttened cattle Slaughtered between
e and E not s S pounds o.
each The legs and leg rands Of the hind quarters and the shns
each fore quarter the parts marked Nos. and the
drawing deneaiOn Of the fore and hind
wholly excluded from each barrel and half barrel and the remain
der of the carcass must be cut in pieces of not less than eight
The pork must be packed from MED well atened no
slaughtered the day Of November lsl7 first
day of February 1919 and weighing not less than two hundred
and s ana me 0i and a h IN, %
pieces weighing not less than six pounds each
busheI of Turks isan Isle OF May ST Ubes salt and the
beef must have Eve ounces Of line to each bar
REL exclusive of pickle to be made from fresh water strong
One fourth the quantity beef and oneourh quantity of
pork must be parked in a barrels and contain one hundred
@ Ss @ half % eT % a@a one
The barrels and half barrels he made OF the best seasoned
be- not less than three onrt Of an inch thick If of the to
be than inch thick for barrels and ourrhs of
inch for half barrels and to hooped at least over
with the best white oak or hickor. hoops.
Each barrel and half barrel must be branded on its head Navy
name and the year when paekeds
The beef and pork will unless otherwise directed by the cief
Of this Bureau be inspected by the inspecting officers at the
ted yards o @ s1a b Ss
mandng officers but their charges for such inspection must he
paid the respective contractors who must likewise have the
good shipping Satisfaction Of the
mandans the respective yards aforesaid after nsPeccn
and at their expense.
specify their prices separately and distinctly in
separate for and and each the
places delivery covering all all charges
Bonds third the Of the tive contracts viii
he required and centum addition will be withheld from
be collateral
faithful performance their respective
which viii ON no account he paid until the complied
with in all and TO be forfeited TO the United Stairs in
failure the deliveries within the prescrb
periods part the
deliver the aforesaid beef and pork within the time specified the
chief Of the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing shall have the
direct purchases be made supply the deficiencies and
Of shall he charged to and paid by he conac
will he made tie United States the periods
specified excepting the ten centum to be withheld
til Of the before sated after the said
beef shall inspected and received and bills
the shall have been presented the agents respective
y approved by the comman1ans Of the respective
yards, according to the of the conracts.
The the beef he excluded wi be
mated in engraving be attached to the
terested obtain them application q =
Bidders whose propos ais -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01

~ Undoubtedly the most successful Ague remedy Of
the day is Dr. Braggs Indian Queen Sugar Coated Tonic
Plls-Ths medicine prepared with The greatest
fails effect in from twelve eighteen hours
price 70 per box half boxes 40 For sale by s. j.
Wade and Tomlinson Brothers..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

HNE undersigned has taken letters Of adminatonon the
of Samue Morris deceased All peTsous indebted to
said requested make payment aud creditors ac
requested present their claims The estate
probably solvent. ELEANOR MORRIS, admr'x
lime rS47 av
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01

y Col. Marshall, who commander of the Ken
Ky Cavalry at Buena Vista, has published q
kthy report in the Louisville Journal Of yesterday,
Zviewng the late supplemental report of Brig. Gen.
Joseph Lane. Col. M. defends himself in strong Ian
cuaoe against the charge made by Gen. Lane, that
the cavalry under his (AIarshal's) command retreat
ed before they received FIRE from the enemy. LISA
.scllur,tte document.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01
For Congress,
WILLIAM w. WICK.
MARION COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

p THOMAS w. COUNSEL,
i'sp'es''No'''sS' GEORGE A. CHAPMAN.
County Treasurer, JOHN M. TALBOTT.
County Assessor AHIRA WELLS.
County Commissioner, ELIAS N. SINNER.
School Commissioner, ABRAHAM KOONTZ.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01

We authorized announce JAcoB LAEDIs as candi-
date for county Treasurer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01

r. The Secretary Of the Navy has addressed letter
& I4pf Sunghan, of the United States ship Ohio re-
sac Sim 70 tender to sIidshipman Philip c. JohHson
>co11nB John Richardson, the thanks of the depart
fer heir gallant and Trustworthy conduct IN saving
. s fsk bf their own lives the fife ct fellow seaman,
Ia ALLEN overheard Secretary Mason remarks in his
hey have been already rewarded blythe con-
s>1 Of having saved The life Of Iellow creature
2uc1 40 ac[is meTiorous the most daring exploits
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01

~ WRseHr was. at late dates lecturing in
Ion her Subject ..1he Mission Of Eng nd con-
with reFsreuce to the civilizadona History Of
Earo4 AMI = nozsiasas q the difficulties OF
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-01

The commencement of this institution will occur
Thursday, the 22d of July. Tue Examination will
be from July 18th to the Doth. -
Exercises of the week as follows:
On Monday evening the 18th, Prize Speaking by
members elected from the three lower classes Tues
day, a. m, the exercises Of the Wabash Academy of
Science, and an address by Hon. E. A. Hannegau
AT o'clock. p. M, on Tuesday, an Grafton before
the Society Of Inquiry by Rev. Benjamin M. Nice, of
Columbus.
On Tuesday evening the Junior exhibition at half
past seven.
Wednesday, p M, an address before the Alumni.
Wednesday evening, the first union celebration OF
the Euphonean Society and the Columbian Institute,
grafton by Rev. H. A. JewetI, Of Terre Haute.
The usual exercises of commencement day (Ihurs-
day) will begin at O'Clock. The citizens and gen.
teIntn from abroad respectfully invited to join
the procession at the College edce half past eight
APPOINTMENT OF LIEUT.. HUNTER The Washing
ton correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun In his letter
of the 10th inst, speaking of the arrival of the hero
of Avando at Washington city, says:
He called this morning at Mr.. Secretary Mason's,
who received him very kindly demonstrating with him
on tie improperly of disobeying military orders but
informing him the time that IS it written
in The scripture that man shall not separate what
tie Lord hath joined together, aud as Mrs Hunter is
now at Florence in Italy, he would be compelled to
fsend Lieut. Hunter to The Mediterranean in command
of one of the vessels Of the squadron which is shortly
to be got ready. -.---
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