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THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, July 1876 O'Clock, p. m.-FlOw-There
considerable willingness to-day TO sell below S4 hold
asking 50 81 80, thereabouts, but buyers
at these rates, and only transactions reported
100 brs from store at SO delivered and 300 do at 81.
PrOuiStons-rhe only sales reported to-day $4,000
lbs Bacon Shoulders, just from smoke, etc. packed
hhds Shoulders at 6c hhds 50 10 extra sugar cured
Hams, canvased, at l05c pkd.
WhSky-Sales of % bTls from dislery at l7sc so DO
at lies 100 do from store 73c 60, 30 and 20 brls from
river at 7c 81 do l7bc; 2O6 and 200 do from canal
lie; IL do copper distilled at same 1853 do from railroad
at lie.
Corn-A sale of 5000 bush in bulk dstille at Bic
30 brs at 30c, brls included-Cincinnati Gazette.
NEW YORK, July l4th, s p m.-The market for Flour
presented steady appearance to-day at previous
taons Genesee sold 10 fair extent at So 1875 and Wes
tern at 30 10.
Prime White Wheat sold to moderate extent at $50 a
Isle. Of Red (not prime) 10000 bush sold at Is l20c
OF Yellow Corn there sales Of PINE at 81 Csc.
Whisky has declined to 22l cents per BRIL-
The market for Provisions dull and prices dropping
Dealers in Breaduf manifest disposition to wait for the
steamer, in her tenth day.
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them with the ocean, have been in just and fair pro
portion those made for the benefit of the Atlantic
and that the tine hes arrived when this injustice should
be corrected in The only mode n which it be done by
the united determined and persevefing fns Of those
whose rights have been overlooked
III. That independent of this right protection of
Commerce among the States, the right of 'common de-
fence guaranteed by the Constitution entities those ct
inhabting the country bordering upon The interior
lakes and rivers such safe and convenient harbos
may afford shelter Navy whenever it shall be rendered
necessary by hOsties with neighbors and that the
Of such habors safely delayed to
the time which will demand their immediate use
IL. That The argument most commonly urged against
appropriations to protect commerce among the States
and defend the inhabitants of the frontiers that they
wife sectional comba to insure success TO many I'M
worthy ohjcs founded a practical disrust of the
Republican principles Of Government and of the
pacy Of the people select competent and honest repre-
sentatives. That may be urged with equal force against
legislation upon any other subject involving various and
extensive interests That just appreciation OF the rights
and Of all fellow ciuzsns in every quarter
of the Union dscIaimng selfish and loo purposes, will
lead intelligent representatives TO such distribution OF
the in the Treasury. upon system of moderation
and ultimate equality, will in time meet the most
gent wants Of ALL and prevent those eaOuses and susp
cions which threaten the most serious danger
federacy.
IL. That utterly incapable Of perceving the DIFF
ference between a harbor for shelter and harhor for
commerce. and suppose that mole or pier which will af
ford safe anchorage and protection to vessel against
necessarily improve such harbo and adapt
to commercial purposes
Ia. That The imPOsts on Foreign goods being taken
mainly from the pockets of the consumers and the public
lands being the common heritage of all citizens, so
long these continue the imposition Of any
special burden any portion of the people, obtain the
of accomplishing objects equally within the duty
and the competency of the General Government would be
unjust aud oppressive.
Is That disavow all and every attempt to connect
the cause of internal trade and Commerce among the
States with the fortunes of any p1cal party, but thai
to place that upon such mmutable prnci
pies of truth, justice and constitutional duty. shall
mand the respect of all parties, and the Difference of al
candidates for public favor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22

Bragg'S Piiis.-Some time last summer the agent
of the manufacturer left half dozen boxes of this
medicine of which have been used by friends
the country, aud the balance by the hands of this Office
From the country we have heard Aaering accounts of
these pills. and they have been the only medicine
here know they have been the of abang disease
and speedily restoring health Many of the nostrums of
the day money making schemes got up for mpos
upon the credulous sick think. however that these
pills may be regarded a public benefit, and entitled
to generel confidence. Their being coated with sugar.
while 1t does not impair their effects, adds greatly their
being easily swallowed Let the public try them-Itre
Haute Express.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22
State Of Indiana. Hamilton County. IS.
Hanrlros CRcurT CouRr, MsseH Term, ls41.

ChdHcOH
Jackson Joseph smith, Nancy
Smith, Archibald Alexander AvHa Alexander. Mary Lacy, John
Than Mary Tarp Margaret lane Stewart Samuel Stewart and
sal Stewart, and Earl 5. Stone.
~ complainant by Barbour and Carver his socios
~ and appearing the shefs The suGna issued
herein that The defendant Arcbad Alexander not nd and
unknown IL is therefore ofdered by the Cont
thai the notified Of the pendeacy this
succession In the Indiana state
newspaper Of general crcnla'on printed aud pub
Is,ed AT comfy indiana the last OF which pub
sixty days before the r day OF The ne x term ct
this appear The calling at the
the ne term az this csa and plead the bill
complaint supplemental bill hte The same w oe TAKEN as con
fessed. By the court Aues, JUN u. Doh>S, 0efk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22

SKELETON Of THE DEMONSTRATING the Ameri
can war; whilst Col. Burgoyne commanded in Cork,
he saw corpuent soldier among the spectators on
parade whom he addressed follows " Who are
you, sir! you must be drilled twice day to bring
down your corporation. Who are you, sir !"-
. Please your honor" replied the soldier am, sir
the skeleton of the fifth regiment of foot which has
Just marched over from America" The fact was SO,
for such the carnage of the disastrous war; that
only this fat soldier and Capt Webb returned to Eu
rope, out of full regiment that landed in America
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22

REPUBLICAN ARsTcCRACy.-The intelligent w ash
ngton correspondent of the BllmOre Sun, advers to
fact both amusing and instructive, as showing how
certain feature In the physognomy of all govern
ments Is preserved at Washington il is in Europe
81 would allude TO the fact that among the officers
whose service is comparatively easy, aud requiring
either little experience, few preparatory studcs
you always find those who are most respectfully con-
nected with the first families - of the land. Thus
among the cavalry officers of England and France,
you find the of all the distinguished families
of those Kingdoms, and with the different bureaux
and civil officers of those countries. But when you
inquire into the families of artillery officers distin-
guIshed engineers, heads of departments, chiefs of
bureaux, which require labor, experience and science,
you will always find that nne-tenhs of them what
the idiots of the ''upper region" call ParuenHs, that
is risen by their merit and intrinsic worth, SIM
ply because the sold families" with all the influence
they may possess have not the requisite talent to fill
the places.
alt is so here in Washington with the heads OF
bureaux and departments, who generally parUs.
nus while the hopeful scons Of the first families "
are content to hold clerkst Ups under them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22

The "Whig Central Committee of the State of
Ohio " have issued an Address" to the Wings of
that State, In which-after denouncing the annexa-
ton of Texas and the with Mexico 80 mpoi-
tic, expensive, demoralzing, and aiming at the
extension of slavery, and declaring that, as citi-
of a free State, they will consent to the
further extension of slavery they take occasion TO
say few words on the subject of the Presidency,
which, in connexon with such Introductory avowas,
are not at all equivocal:
GA word the subject Of the Presidential candidates
Far be it from to debar any man. even il we had the
from aspiring the highest office within the gift Of
the people. Neither UOuId make military success hoU
brilliant, test if qualification. Aud while cOn-
denim aud reject man, neither do propose
in connexOu with the Presidency We pledged to
Oae-we are committed 10 no one We do not think the
present proper time select candidate Let re-asseTt
principles, and declare the policy which intend to
act"
That the "Whig Central Committee at this par
ticuar time, would have put forth such explicit
declarations without being fully warranted by the
public opinion Of their party is exceedingly impro-
bable That any wing can be elected to the Presi-
dency without the vote of Ohio, is still more impro-
bable-in fact out of the question.
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state Of Indiana, Hamilton County, -


Of Richard Cock, deceased.
PefioH 10 sell real
~ OW Edward Hail. administrator Of the estate of said
~ Richard Cook deceased and appearing from the shers re
issued herein, that the laid defendants Henry
found. residence
therefore ordered by the that the said defendants Henry
Elizabeth stage be notified Of the tendency Of tbs phm
successfully the Indiana state Sen
tel weekly public OF general circulation printed and
published indianapolis Marion Indiana. noting said de
they will appear The calling Of the al the
court and show why the fea estate Of said
made the hands o SAID ad
debts due fnm the the
petition the matters therein contained will he taken con-
fessed Attest JOHN G. BURNS. Clerk.
N,hie Iuiv
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principles of their favorie candidate, but have taken
extraordinary pains to keep themselves IN the dark
Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania, publishes letter.
IN which he declares that he has understood, from n-
innate friends of General Taylor, that he was al
ways regarded as democratic IN his views OF public
policy; aud we hive seen no opposing testimony of
equal weight. But the whig leaders want no light
upon the subject, though they are firmly convinced
the country will be ruined unless their principles
carried out. Their "princiPtesl' The committee Of
correspondence, appointed by the great meeting al
Philadelphia, "a meeting repOred to be without DIS
tincton of party, to notify Gen. Taylor of his nom
Inaon, announces TO him its desire that he should
occupy the Presidential chair, "with no pledges but
those contained in the official Oh tn his Inauguration,
and with the Declaration of independence and the
Constitution his "gudes" and it closes its letter
with the following paragraph
'The undersigned, under these circumstances, take
the liberty of assuring you that they neither desire
nor expect an answer to this communication"
"Look before yoa leap" is maxim Of ordinary
prudence. But these men pro6ted hugely by dis
regarding 1t in 1910, that they must try the expert
ment again. They will leap, then look, and perhaps
catch-a Tyler. Such qualification often marks
the shabby politics of this country Think of 1.-THE
whole whig party tying itself hand and foot, blind
folding ITSELF and then delivering itself over, soul,
body, and spirit, to the safekeeping of man whose
political principles they know nothing about, and
whose ability 10 govern they only guess at, Such
movement may succeed for the tiIne but in the end
will prove the death of the party responsible for it,
Tactics like these will teach the people discredii
It's principles, and laugh at Its professions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22

The WHIG-TAYLOR MovEMENT.-The National
Era commenting ably, upon the sudden oyeat first
sight which Unexpectedly to themselves seized the
whigsat the first blush Of Taylor's military achieve
ments and their worshpso quickly offered up at the al
tar of Availability says 1t involves, the part ofthe
whgs an utter dbnegation of all principle, all
sistency They have denounced the policy of making
the camp the stepping stone to the Presidency Now
they are anxious to place in that chair man smoking
with the blood of battle and known only as a war
rIOr.
They have mathematical this Mexican war as
wicked and Infamous; but they resolved to crown
with highest honor him who has made rickednesS tr-
umphant. and infamy GLORIOUS" They pass SEN
tence of condemnation upon MIR. Polk for having Or
dered the march of the army TO the Rio Grande--a
step which they declare the immediate cause Of
the war-and then would make a President Of the
man who first recommended that measure. They
pronounce the extension of slavery the greatest
that befal this nation and yet think Of moth
ing else than electng to the Presidency, and investing
with the veto power whose whole interest is iden-
titled with slavery, and who would doubtless veto
any bill excluding it from wterrtory They affect
TO believe that their principles in relation to domestic
industry and tariffs, finance and banking, internal
improvements and public lands, vital 10 the Re-
public. the only true basis of its welfare and vet they
not only know nothing certainly Of the political
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22
For Congress,
WILLIAM w. WICK.
MARION COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

THOMAS w. COUNSEL,
n"P' eS'"""'''''' } GEORGE A. CHAPMAN.
COUNTY, Treasurer, JOHN Nj. TALBOT.
County Assessor, AHIRA WELLS.
County Commissioner, ELIAS N. SINNER.
School Commissioner, WILLIAM MARTIN.
IPWe are requested to announce LUCIAN BAR
BOUR as candidate for The Cce OF Prosecuting Attor-
ney the ensuing election
1--WE requested to announce DAVID WAL
LACE candidate 'T the office OF Prosecuting Allor-
ney in Marion county, at the August election.
We are authorized JACOB LANDS as a cand
date for county Treasurer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22

DIED, On Saturday afternoon last, MARTHA ANN,
consort of Governor WHTcoMB
On Monday, after the performance of religious services
at the Governors house, the remains of the deceased
accompanied by funeral train to the eastern boun
Diary of the city, from whence the corpse be
veyed Ohio We not in possession of further par
ticulars.
On the 18th JULY of inflammation ofthe lungs, WILLIAM
H. A. Armstrong of Judge Armstrong of this county,
in the 10Th year Of his age.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22
SyIEI,IFE,S SALE.

Wy virtue direed from the clerk ofce
circuit court viii expose To public SALE
the 3,st dav of Juy 1917 the House DOOR the county
of Marion Of Indiana within the hours prescribed by
estate t.w: The undvi Of the
number 3 in square the 81 Indianapolis
ON failure to realize full emount OF judgment Interest and
costs will at and place. expose Zee simple Of
Taken the property OF Jackson Overhaul
sut of Nancy Valentine. A. w. Russell,
(Sl60 Sheriff Of MsIion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22
IS THE MARION CoURr, TERM, A. ID. 1877.
IN ChaRcerg.
SIIERUEF,S SALE.

NpY virtue of of decree directed from the clerks OF
Ed flee the Marion circuit will 10 public sale,
9TH August SI7 the Court House door, Ia the
Indianapolis within the hours prescribed by law the
and profits for of the following real estate to
Commenting of lot No u,
Indanapo along the alley
lot No 10 in said theme south
illinois thence north ~ feet TO the
place beginning failure realize the full amount of
will. the time aud plare
said Taken tile
Of Ann Alice Henry Alice and Albert Alice at the sui Of AL
fred Harrison A. w. RUSSELL,
I33w $4,000 Sheriff of Marion County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22
SHERUrF'S SALE.

Upy virtue of execution TO directed from the clerks Office
Id Of will expose public
the sfs day July 1871 the Cou house door the town Of
Indianapolis within the hours by law the rents and
profits following The
undivided Interest Of Jesse King in su quarter Of the
south quarter section number % township number H.
of range containing 40 and failure
aze Judgment Interest and Gusts, will at the
place the e. simple OF said real estate 1a
properly Of Jesse King the suit Of Fancs kesey
| A. w. Russell
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22

MARRIED, On the 10th instant by the Rev A. II. My
ers, Mr.. EDWARD |. HUFTISGToS, to Miss HARRIET
TURNER, both of Marion county.
On the 18th, by the same Mr. JACOB TURNER, TO Mrs.
MARY HARRIS, both of this county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22
NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR Is4s.


bvHs A. % Fnov,s'oSs ASD t,offsfSe JeSk =, y ..
SEALED fROfOeALS ctoiSed Proposals for Bel, end
- Proposals for PORK the mas be- will e received a
This Office until O'Clock p NJ Monday % day Aug NJ
neat for furnishing and d eTng FREE Of al and T-k - The
United
Five thousand navy beef and four ihou
sand eight hundred barrels navy pork
Each barrel 10 eontan less than hundred pounds nett
weight OF beef pork Of weight either -lc vii
paid for To be delivered especive navy yards fol-
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Herr DrieSbaC!l.

highly trained Tigers LeOpard lie stands
of wild has been sly led by
critics the Lion King he has exposed his lille before tbs in
subdung the largest and terrible Lion caught AMI
NAL present his possession aud has repeatedly saved hs
m when exercising the other ia the performing
Driesbach with those OF the Lion ard
eopards behed admired by millions DE actually
drives wild Lion harnessed to car thus showing the supreme
majesty of above the brute.
the forest from huge and docie Ee
phant majestic Lion UNEMPLOYED Africa the fierce Tiger OF
the Bengal Jung the beautiful Leopard the playful but ieo
Bear gentle Gazele, the useful and patient Cam the curl
ously striped Zebra the obng Hyena the seah Panther
Wolf the cunning Fox. down through all the lesser
grades hehed with perfect safety true their nature at
times but perfectly subject to the control of the Lord OF
Creation.
Particular reference given the Mammoth Bills Posters and
Autographs in the principal Hotels
whole MeDagerie entering eah preceded by
Chariot containing the New York Brass Baud will form
thirty carriages containing the
mails and drawn by one hundred horses. Is
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
POSrPOsEMENT
OF the Lapd SAFES an M NDTANi POLLS FORT
WAYNT nd WIAAlAC DISTRICTS. IN he
S,.fo ~ TNnY4Nf - -

Stale of INDIANA.
NJUTtCE hereby given che lands in The Milan,
~ ec~sions dana oitrrd hy amann, "a - prssh,s
of the United ses dated tn twenty nth day MAY iss7 e he
held n The Land Oiace Al indianapolis
lSt; the Land Office Nne on The 2ah Srf~r
ISL; aud al Ne Land Oihce Wnane
I0f7 b, porsrnr1 unlan1 10 r-
Monday, the 39ih iay of December. $50.
Given under hand. ff Washington second
t'rnn
BY he Pfr-sdrai, RICHARD ~ YOU'VE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22
GRAND GEOLOGICAL EXHIBIT ON
Triunphai Entry Of the New and
Gorgeous
ROMAN BAND CHARIOT!

Dralcn by Ten Grey Horses of The largest Size.
magnificent ouvies beauty and spendor thing
of the kind bhed Hercuean fig
ures-one representing Neptune blowing his she'll the other
that the Colossus OF Rhodes bearing emblem Of heather
thology whole chariot of and literally
Gold The panne sdofned with appropriate
paintings The tout ensemble pere~t being surm0unted ~
immense canopy supported by two Grfes and with
tapestry the apex which is perchei the ymeaH
Eag{e
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-22
The length Of tie chariot,
lle;gh,io summit OF canopy,

The length oil ire chariot, W leet.
leigh,io summit OF canopy, 20 ieet.
he wei full, 5000 pounds
exhibited Indianapolis Thursday July 90, 1884,
(for day only,l from one p, M to fOuI r. NJ
Admission - cents children une years OF Is cents
RAYMOND & WARING would to the citizens OF
that they will have opportunity of the
eIafr. tssl l,rav. md rtl
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SECOND soGRp
MARIN JOU r y A l.
PORT OF NEw.YORK
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ersn bark Jason. SchiIing a. ds I'm Bremen nd'e'
BrE Merriam, Patty, d' I'm Boston, 70 Foster Nick
erson- -,.-,-..-- -.....
pig Merrimso. Colson. Is ds in Orleans. nosises
to Badger Peck FEB 81 lat % %. lon Il 30 spoke
biz swiss Boy I'm Bordeaux for Orleans
Brig Groaning Bessing. Is de i'm \ orleans COTTON
Sc. 70 r L Maitland March :. e, P NJ. passed EMP
ashore Bsrnegst light apparently BRUSH aoou' 0O
tons; supposed TO have gone on the night previous
BRIG 6 Bourne Trim. I'm - MARKS VIA Cnares'oh
d. cotton. % COe Anderson Co
Schr scioto Thompson 9 ds I'm Charleston. &C lun
ber bound 10 Boston. March lai 80 Ion 80, spoAe
brig Mohegan I'm Wilmington, NC tor Boston nsd lost
part of her deck load The : on the 5tn inst on stte
ras in heavy gale from Sc shipped sea which car
RED away part Of deck load snd sprung leak and re-
ceived other dansge March T. on Barnegat 'poke
Revenue Cutter fancy al well
Schr Hiram Gerard Price, ds i'm baUulofe muse
sehr / ? smith Brewster ds I'm Wilmington NC
naval Stores TO Brown & De Rosseii
Schr Sarah Louiss. Norton ds I'm FhiadeL mdse'
schr Jacob Raymond. Everett ds I'm Smyrna Del
corn. 81 A Barrett. 80
shr ssrah CENT MeIn-e d. I'm salem NJ. corn
to B y Fox. 40 -
Sehr Charlotte Wick Dc In wilmington NJ com
meal 70 Allen PaXson
Schr Myers. Fowler. 4 Is tim Wilmington NC cotton
and corn. 70 : l. Mitchell
schT Atlas, Weks, ds i'm Wilmington Del corn 10
J Buckley
h0ur TO Allen Paxson. -,
schr Compliance Iorng ds i'm Boston % 9 W
Lewis 80
sohr Page, Chamberlain. de i'm Boston, mise' to I
4 J Herrck.
schr Isabella Fsulklin ds I'm Boston mdse' to Day
ton Sprague. 49,
schr Alexander, Thatcher, G d. I'm Eevbern. NC na-
val stores 70 Blossom.
Sohr Edgsr LANG I'm Philadel corn.
Schr Emily JOHNSON, Snedicorr dc I'm ba4huore'
rndsc 20 Johnson & Low1eu. 80
schr Jabez L White, Corson, De I'm Plymouth, NJ
corn % White & Losec.
schr Leprelett Bray, de- I'm Plymouth, NC corn to
/ Maitland. =
scbr Corr. Oliver. de i'm Newbern, NC, grsin to B
Blossom
Schr Pzsrro Pearsail TIM Black River Va, oysteTs
schr ; Furman Moss. I'm Virginia corn
schr Mary Clark Small, de I'm Salem, Mass, mdse'
to Ropes.
schr Phebe Margaret I'm Wilmington, Del corn meal
Schr J SiIiman. Haley I'm Delaware corn
SAIL ED-Pseket ship Independence Wind w