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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13
TipiOn County.

Upton, Upton COUNTY, Ia, July 6, lS4S.
MEsRs CHAPMANs SPANN There is dissatisfac-
ton here relative to the acts Of the Democratic Genital Com
Of this county. Some have gone far TO
that they seapPonted and then others charge
they appointed by the State (Demoea.ic Genital
Committee In order 10 set this matter right before the peo-
pie Of this county respectfully request repubsh
lished in the Weekly Sentinel of May 90 ls47 [vol No.
Az Publish the whole OF the proceedings OF said meetng
DEMOCRATS IN Upton COUNTY.
The ClntOnisn at Frankfort will please copy.
Although very much pressed by new mat
ter, we comply with the above request from our
friends in Tipton in the hope of removing any
OF discomfort, growing out of misunderstanding VIII!
our friends there permit counsel them to gener
osIty and forbearance! We know nothing of the diff
ference existing, but it certainly can be nothing which
generous course cannot easily remedy. Let COM
mees, while they justify their acts, defer to the
people: give up authority, and do any thing honor
able, for the sake of harmony and the of the
great principles which all profess to hold as supe-
rior to every other consideraton.-Eds. Sentinel
At a meeting of a portion OF the democrats of linton
county convention assembled The town Of Canton MAY
sh Is47 for purpose Of nominating delegates attend
inst nominate suitable person 10 represent the 9th
congressional dc, Of Indiana, in the Congress of the
On MOTION sas Blount was called to the chair, and VIM
II. Nelson appointed Secretary.
On motion Of VIM r. Brady,
RESOLVED, That the chair appoint committee Of three to
draft resolutions exp essive Of the Of this meeting
The following persons named viz: Daniel b. Red
George Tucker and Robert T. David-on, who retired
few minutes and returned with the following resolutions
which were severaIy read and adopted.
Ressivsd. INT will abide The decision Of The district
be holden Indianapolis the 18th Of
May lS47 and eheefuy aid the democratic patty 10 elect
ing the nominee Of saif convention
ResOfred That we concur w'b democratic friends In
the belief that IL is tight offend the honor Of country
and sustain her rights and privileges though should cost Us
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13

There is nothing in which mother have interest
which the feelings deeply mbued than in the smile
prae of the cheubcheeked infant The beauties of
than surpassed in the angelic smile OF the sleeping babe
Innocence and Peace blended Ind pesonfed Who then,
would not risk alyes lose all preserve the health and
the life of the Fathers prdehe mothers 2" The sickness
child increases beyond all other and ankle
parents Of
Moher-for what love is like that of mothers love In nine
diseases of children directly remotely
Worms Dr. J. NJ Marien proved himself
the mothers ben@fsctor preparation
falling Worm Powders Countless Of innocent
children might be saved yearly be blessing their parents
world timely OF this medicine
certain remedy to expe Cough Group whoop
Cough Mense Infane fevers OF every grade diseases Of
Lungs children and adults, apaon of bowel
plants many oher with which childhood afflicted
Do permit your incredulity to lose your child.
For sale by ToMLINsON BROTHERS s. ]. WADE, In
d. napois. IL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13

A SIGNIFICANT AvowAL.-It seems that the
"Whigs," in supporting TAYLOR, not only lost their
"principles," or what they call by that name but
that there is danger of their losing the spois too,
case of his election. The Washington correspondent
Of the Ledger in his letter of the 18th, while aluding
to MIR. CRITTENDEN's speech, says:
Mr.. Crittenden, in his speech deverd at the ratif-
cation meeting the night before last, did not, with
single word, allude to Mr. Clay, but uvowed that he
had seen letter from Gen. Taylor (probably address
ed TO hlmselD in which he avowed himself so far a
follower of Jefferson and Madison, not to disturb
either Wing or Democrat in office, provided he were
'honest and capable" No prescription should be
practised, and man hunted down for his opinions
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13
Circular.

AT meeting Of the Board of Commissioners of the In
diana Hospital for the Insane held July LIST, lo46 the
following resolution was adopted:
" Resolved, That the Superintendent Of the Indiana
Hospital for the Insane be directed address Circular
10 county officers, guardians and other persons interested
calling their attention the proper steps be taken
sntitle patients to admission into the institution"
L. DUsLAP,
JAS. BLAZE,
j. 5. BoBBs, [ c:,
Ed. PECK,
s. MAJOR,
JEo. EVANS,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13

RIVERS AND HARBoRs.-The Wing City Council
of the city of Detroit. more than year since,
passed a resolution appointing Wing committee to
write to Gen. Taylo and to ascertain his views on
the subject of the improvement of the western rivers
and of Lake Harbors by the General Government.
If any answer received, the committee have
doubtless suppressed it--OhiO Statesman.
As the Wings profess to feel great interest in this
question now, we hope their friends will inform the
public what answer TAYLOR mlde to the inquiries
propounded to him. Did he answer, or did he
dodge! Let the West knOw.-St. louis Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13

And those who have There Is no
medicine that with such universal where
sold RoeERss LvERwoRr Some OF its
miraculous physicians OF the
highest standing admit that has made aer Thing
failed Dr. H. Cox, late Professor Cincinnati Medical Col
ceui6s the
CONSUMPTION number OF PHrcrAss and that be
cured her by DR RoGEks LvERwoRT Nd TAR DrCor
the Physician Of Judge JAMES
Judge MORSE Judge Morse cehes that Dr.
Cox bis family Physician for many and that he has
MOI econ6d n and his skill than any living
Cincinnati. Ohio, Nor g, ls47. HENRY MORSE
The genuine RoGER Tar for sale by WIN.
HANNAMAN, of Indianapolis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13
SHERIFF,S SALE.

UgY virtue Of execution directed from the Clerks oee
ID Of Marion Circuit Court will expose public sale on
the 29th July House door. the
Indianapolis within prescribed by law the ens and
profits wears, the following iOwt
Commencing Kty-seven and tall feet south OF TIE noh west
square eight the Of po
a hund
and ninety five feet thence north and half e 4 en-
hundred and ninety five feet the place inning
ering of lot number even, said square.
failure realize full Of Judgment interest
place. the fee simple
said real Taken property Of the City Council al
suit of john L. Kitchen. A. w. RUSSELL,
10a wis Narion Com
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13

GEN. ALMoNTE.-Ths distinguished Mexican is
about to visit the United States with his family, and
will probably take up his permanent residence in the
city of New Orleans. where lie spent much of his
youth, and acquired much of the valuable infor-
nation he possesses. He has lost all his popularity
in Mexico, and is thoroughly disguised with the
country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13

A WoULD-BE WING CoNGREssMAN.-One of the
pillars Of federal whiggery in Indiana is VIM. G..
Ewing, of Fort wayne, who has made an immense
fortune by cheating the Indians. He last sum-
the whig candidate for Congress in the tenth dis
trct, and badly beaten, many Of his party voting
against him. He has avowed vengeance against all
who took an active part against him, and especially
against Ar. Tigar, of the Fort Wayne Sentinel. Mr..
T. has taken the trouble to hunt up of the evil
dences of Ewing's dishonesty towards the Indians.
Here sumo of Ewing's charges against the poor
and defenceeSs Indians
Overcoats which cost generally about $40 at retail,
at SIXTY DOLLARS each! Coffee at 90 cents per
ID. Sugar at % cents 1! and articles which their
clerks had cost but 81 so charged in
the bill against the poor Indians at $1,000, or NINE
HUNDRED per cent. added 10 cost! Spool Cotton at
FIVE DOLLARS DOZEN! Otter Caps at $50
FLINTs at DOLLAR DOZEN And most other AT
ticles at the same outrageous advances.
A fit standard bearer of whiggery is this Ewing
-Nep Albany Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13
REMEMBER THE DEAD!

FUNHE subscribers have opened Marble Shop in indian
apois Wsshin opposite the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum, where they have, any han.
large aud splendid Of marble sting Of
Monuments Tomb Table Head Ceutre TsIlf whh
executed in the khan manner
and having constantly hand
ment pepa sell the We
inv call and All hllel that made.
BERRYHILL s. DUST IAN.
indianapolis, July 10, 1913. p FoUsr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13

ratification Cass meeting made strong demon
stration at Lexington, KY, on the 18th inst. One
of It's most remarkable features is that several gen.
tlemen, who once had t,ken part in meeting, last
fall. TO nominate Taylor, attended to ratify Casss
nomInation. Among them were Robt. w Wickliffe,
SEN, Capt Henry Johnson, S. r. Bullock, Esq., and
Col. Benz. Taylor, Of Arkansas.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13
Sla,e of Imhiana. HAMILTON county. ;.

IN HAMILTON JfRcUT CoURT SEPTEMBER Tenn, I5so.
Ia Chaacerp
Fslis W. Conner friend
Al nmons.
r5HE said complainant having heretofore filed her bill in chan
Gerry in clerks Office Of said against said delen amt
aft of disinferested person, from which
defendant William A.
DEM of the Indiana said William
mons hereby notified of the filing Of said bill and tendency
said aud that he will appear the
of plead. OF
complaint calling use De
taken COR confessed will rendered according
Attest, JOHN G. BUaNs, Clerk
T.. s. Stone solicitor for complainant.
May 3lst, lS4S- 53wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13

GEN. TAYLOR IN New YoRK.-At the Clay supper
in New York, Ullman said, speaking of General
Taylnr's non-committasm:
1--WE desire to know whether man is fish, flesh
or fowl, (good good) We desire to know whether
man is cheese or chalk-Qaughter)- if we
sit down at table, and rabbit is put before u.s. if
we eat of it, we don't want to find afterwards that
we have to digest cat. (Uproarous appause.)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13
JAMES X. FOLK.

[FUBLIc-No. As
AN ACT regulate the exchange of certain documents and
other puhlica Of Congress
BE II enacted by the Senate and House Representatives
the United States Of america tn Congress assembled That
The JOINT committee The library shall appoint agents
as they from time to time deem requisite carry
eject the donation and exchange Of documents
oner publications have BEEN shall be- placed al their
disposal for the purpose.
SEC And be further enacted. That all books
mitted through such for the Of the Of
The United States Of nf Stale uf its
Legislature, Of any department Of the government Of the
United States or of State, of The Academy West
Point Of the National Int ute shall be admitted into
the United States duly free.
SEC. And be ii further enacted, That the OF
thousand dollars is hereby appropriated out Of money
ia the teasuy not otherwise Appropriated and the
put at The disposal Of the Lb,ay Committee, for the pur
poe Of carrying into effect such agency aud DONATION and
exeh'nge snd of paying the expenses already incurred in
rela ion thereto.
APPROVED June &C. lS4S.
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Fillmnre il admitled hv nll whrs in Wnshinntnn 10

Fillmore is admitted by all wings in Washington to
be an incubus upon the ticket He belongs to the
Courier and Enquirer section of the party in New
York; is red mOuthcd native and all that sort of
thing To the foregn-born voters of the north where
well known. he is, perhaps, more odious than any
other prominent man in the wing party, while to the
Greeley conscience section of the party, he is far
more obnoxious than any other named.
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PROBATE NOTICE.


the May of the Marion Probate Court, A. ~ l642,
N sai declared the Of solomon Jackson deceased
be probably nsolvent creditors therefore required to he
Court
within the date hereof; they viii not he emit
tied to payment. JACOB ROBERTS,
July 10 Is4s. I23wis Administering
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13
Sfafe OF Indiana. Hamilton cOunly. S..

Hamilton TEAM, leSS.
Petition 70 sell real estate pay debts. &C.
Richard Marsh Post deceased
Caiharne Post widow, William Post Elizabeth Post Peter
Post Sarah Post Michael Post, Jane Post and nflnt
child whose unknown heirs at law the sail Peter
deceased.
n OW the said Richard Marsh, administrator of the
Of Peter Post Gate OF Butler county, Ohio. deceasel
and files his petition herein against SAID defendants praying or the
sale real estate the of debts sail
and caring from the affidavit of dsnereed person
thai he said defendants non-resdens the sta 81
therefore ordered by the that the said n
above nae be notified OF the filing and tendency OF ad
three successive weekly the lnda
State Sentinel weekly newspaper printed and published n In
dsnapo Indiana before the calling Of
the of said aud be
holden NobIesve in said rounty H. milton the d
Monday August then and there TO show il they
show why order for the sale Of said lands shall not
be this continued.
Attest, JOHN G. BURNS.
r s tone
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13
SIIERIEE,S sale.

10y virtue Of copy Of directed from the Clerks
ID oce OF the Marion Probate Court will to pulic
August ls4s Hose door lie
OF Indianapolis WITHIN hours escrbd law, the
profits the following wit:
Lot number fifteen in the town Of New Bethel together With
all thereon and failure aZe tie i
said and all i'll
time place public sale the fee staple Of
said real estate.
EDecree to be sold the property Of JOS Fubos deceased al
the suit of Humphrey Furbos, Admr- A w RUSSELL.
Juiv6 IS5 Avis fsl herif NJ. &.
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Married.

On the 10th inst at The residence Of Jas Morrison, ESQ.,
by Rev p. Gurley. Hon. LOT DAY, Of South Bend, and
Mrs. You've Of this city, formerly Of Baltimore
Thus il Is that friend, while attending TO the affairs OF
State has not neglected the matrimonial state
The Bride though Yourg has east her Lot for fe May
and happiness be their Eo until death shall seIara
them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13

The year 1876, compared with previous years.
was one of very large receipts, aud the present
yields larger sum to agricultural interests Flour
is 50 higher, and lard shows higher price un-
der supply of three times The quantity. These re-
SUITS at least not owing to any failure of harvess
this year in England
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13
state of Indiana, Marion County, $
In Chaaeery.
Ioseph Battv ps. Elizabeth Emingway and others

N
Joseph Bay Elizabeth Eningway and others
THE said defendant Elizabeth Eminsway
hash
said asain her Others his bill pain
TITLED cause; that said bill pending ia said
appear plead to- said bill ofcompa
10 he held the Of Indiana
first the and the
therein forth, will be taken confessed
against said defendant Elizabeth Emingway.
order Of the Court Attest, X B. DUNCAN, Clerk
j L. Solr. 7-3ws
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13
state of Indiana, Marion county, s..

II
Robert II. King Arrhibsd Lemssters ct al
rHNHE said defendant Archibald Lemssters is hereby nohd
above med filed against him
his bill complaint
above entitled SAID bill is pending said court
that defendant Lemasers appear and cad
before the calm. ofhe
OF IndanaPO
Octo the and the matters and tng
therein continued ou1 will be taken confessed and hell
n true against him. By order OF the
R. b.
John I, Ketcham.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13
I we would prefer the grave Of pa,rio. to

our lives and that would prefer the grave Of patriot to
. he shame Of a coward.
ResOired That should regret 10 see this government
come into the hands Of that party who violently oppose
the present with Mexico for they OF course,
would fail 10 protect American citizens and claim redress
for injuries done them whilst sailing under flag Of the
United States
ResOlued, That have undiminshed confidence in w.
W. Wick, late Representative in Congress, and should
he receive the nomna lion, will cheenuy support him.
Resofred That have undimnished confidence 10 James
X Polk as President Of the United States.
Resolved, That we will support the nominee, be he whom
he may, s. he is democrat
After which the following resolution offered by VIM.
H. Nelson. which adopted
Resolved, That with regard 10 the Mexican war
decidedly in favor Of the Americans and the American poll
and against the Mexicans-nOt only the yellowkinned
Mexicans Of Mexico but the wheskinned Mexcans their
allies in the United States.
On notion Rsolred That the chair nominate IA persons
TO attend the indianapolis the 18Th inst
The following persons named, viz: Carter T. jack
Levi Hobbs Gilbert Wright, Ozin Brown, Newton
J. Jackson, William H. Nelson, Sas BIount George Tuck
A NJ Young Joseph Price, Robert Alexander, Joseph
GoIe Joseph McMurty, o. II. Perry.
On motion Of WIN. r. Brady, the chair proceeded to APP
point the following persons to act central committee in
Upton county, Carter T. Jackson, A. M. Young, JO
seph Price. William H. Nelson, N Jackson D. B. Red
man, and r. f Davidson.
ResOiued hat editors Of the State Sentinel be
guessed publish The proceedings Of this meeting 10 their
paper
On notion Resolved That this meeting adjourn sine die
SILAS BLOUNT, President
w H. NELSON Secretary
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13

Bulwer has lost his only daughter. 1t is said that
Lady Bulwer wished to her child she dy-
ing but Bulwer refused This looks hard and bitter,
indeed, must be the feud between the parents.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13
+. q. r. Celebration.

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows will have cele-
braton in this city Thursday, the 18th day Of July inst
procession will be fomed at O'Clock, p NJ Grafton
will be delivered at O'Clock. The public, and especially
the ladies' respectfully invited to attend.
By order Of the Committee of Arrangements. City Is
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13

vein of salt water, sufficient to turn an oversbot
mill, burst through rock the farm of Milton Smi-
ley, in Cumberland county, KY, the 9th of Nay.
This water will produce, it is said pint of salt TO
every two gallons. The rock from which this stream
Of water gushes burst open about FIVE or six years
AGO. with terrific report.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13

IPuBLIc-No. AZ.
AN ACT
beard public aud private OF the United
States, the third March, eighteen hundred and thir
Be enacted by Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the Uaed STATES Of america Congress assembled That
the last of the twelfth section Of the act hereby
amended. consisting of following words, to-wt: with
out being time during the said five Of the
territory Of the United States" be and the is hereby
repealed
ROBr. c. WINTHROP,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives,
G. NJ DALLAS,
Vice President Of the UHited States and
President Of the Senate.
APPROVED June 26, 1S4S;
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"a NO more Field Officers from North OF
the POfOmnc.v

We recommend the above sentiment motto for
the wing banners for the northern and eastern States
during the campaign.
Among the reasons urged in favor If the election
OF Gen. Taylor, it is said that be is Of enlar-
ged aud liberal views, who if elected would be the
President of the whole people and not of party
that though southern man and STAKEHOLDER he
would administer the government unnfiuenced by
sectional preludlces and feelings.
Well: here is an instance of his enlarged liberal,
and anti-sectional views;
In the Spring of 1917, Brevet Major Zachary Tay-
lor-now Major General Zachary Taylor-was In
command al Fort Howard al Green Bay. At dinner
given by himself or by some of The officers Of the fort
he proposed this sentiment: o." No more field Of
fcerS from north of the Potomac" Among the per-
sons present at this dinner, were Col Chambers, Capt
OFarell, Lieut.. Gray and Lieut.. Armstrong, of the
Rifles; Capt. Gray Capt. Grosvenor, Lieut.. Hopkins
and Lieut.. Morgan. of the Infantry; John Boyer, U.
S. Indian Agent; Mr.. Irwin, U. S. factor, and Ed
ward Bddle, of Mackinac, State of Michigan.
The names of u number of the persons who heard
the above sentiment proposed by General Taylor are
given, that those who doubt this statement may have
its truth substanliated. if necessary.
If General Taylor, Major in the army, was
DESTROYS of restricting the appointment of oil officers
of high grade to the South leaving only the subor-
dnate to the North ii is just to believe that he would
pursue the course, not only with regard to Offices
but with the administration Of the Government, If
elected President. And if he would thus give the
patronage under his control to The citizens Of the
part of the country which he belongs he is not de-
serving Of the support of those who live 81 North of
the Potomac"
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[PuBLIc-No. 49l


AN ACT giving further for satisfy claims for bounty
lands, aud Tor other purposes.
Be enacted by The Senate and House Of Representatives,
of The United States Of America in Congress assembled That
Of the session of Congress-
chapter sxtynne, entitled IAN provide for satisfying
claims for bounty lands for military services in the late
with Great Britain, and for Other purposes" approved July
twentyseven, eighteen hundred and foywo aud also the
two acts approved January eighteen hun
ded and thty6ve, therein and thereby revived shall be-
and the hereby revived and continued IL force
five yeas be computed om and after the passage Of this
APPROVED June &c, lS4S
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N0T,Il,E-

VXrILLiAM s. WEBB. John W. webh n.
w Webb executed three in December d. 1885 and
January, A. d. 1896 Francis McKeinon Co, payable la IL
months and years aer ta which unpaid Of ph
cpsl about three hundred dollars undersigned
from purchasing these which, II
pay. WILLIS 5 W EBl.,
JOHN w. G. WEBB,
2. WM. B. WEBB.
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Stale of Indiana, Marion County:

N
IN Chancery. to F0reeioss a Mortgage
nd ROlen Armstrong William
h. hereby
June of cireun the
OF complaint the id
him in said the Is pending therein,
appe and plead said bin efSr
at 20 < held
he c6n house indianapolis the Monday October ust
The same and the things he taken
held him. BY order of the
r. b. DUNCAN. Cl-tk
Wu ]. w QuaHFs, Solicitors.