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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
CORPORATION NOTICES

DCBLIC ADNINIsTRAIOR's OFFICE No. Nassau street
Nltc- hereby gwen the relative. RI tn NJ No
SULLIVAN. other.ss called a THOMAS SULLIVAN. ale oi
Orleans. i-c.s-d AID rho ALLEGED ohs1- dsi interstate that
srf Surrogate of he County N-s l1s. Letter.
Of Alrst1n lpol be ri sad ne lIl
day December clock Oh. iofsoooD Dated >ss
Y0rs, November 10, lsts.
Oh lasts JAMES 5 THAYER. Plhhc Asrins'rs'or
DrBLfc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE ~. Nt.ss1 street
] Notice hereby gwen. The relF@s gl ri
RCHkk. BROW n tie Cy ri Ne~ fors 0osr
schoouef .ssr i.es>t snd ~hl alleged 20 have d=t aes's
that tie effects n tie sad nsafe h- bands 1f t> Pl1r Aius
BE- administered nd disposed 1f By hu sfcofts b.
he claimed b. a4 u sfunn.llf
ri he i--sst, 5 47th f.y of D--n1-r 1erDt>i
I0rs November AZ, i.ts JAMES : rhAYER
al laNtE Poll Afulnstfstsr
;DrBLlC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE 81 Nas.s1 sfr--,.-
Nafs- hereby JANIS
TAYLOR. 80 ri - Cy Of 49, fors Confror licensed
Ea1 alleged ~ have ed lis-- that sls aqpy t- slf0
n t- County oi N@E fgn a Letter.. Of Ail.trsa lpol
ne oi ~ .s aiesta, 81 December
Il g.
jaws = THATER. PltIr afHIn sfrsfor
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larlOs Toy. \. Y
n Office hereby gwen the uldsrsgn- spp,isd
by the Surrogate Of the County Of Kings simnsstnt ofJOhN
SANDLAND of he Cy Of Brooklyn, sad county, deceased,
sad ths persons u-bted sad decreased required make
mined pay % the amount o Their nsbtin- %
TIE sad ainnstt hsr attorney at G-u- Grows No q
Fstt-st New iOrs-Oct 7, lots EMMA sANDLAND,
AiuInistrstrir. G0Nsnu- Brooklyn
rs PURSUANCE order Surrogate County n
New hereby gwen persons having claims
WILLIAM JOHNSON late of the NeE fors tecss-r 90
The ~th youchers thereof o. H. slls AZ Der
East he Cy fgs, before
fifteenth ily Mly Dated N- flrs ne eleventh
Novemtsr ISIS lniJ iaetu'l ApAH JOhNsoN' Admmri'f
IS PURSUANCE Of an Surrogate Count, Of
New fors hereby gwen persons having claims against
BENTON HALsEf " ID late o t Cy Of Nev foHs teces.ed
present the vouchers thereof a. The Office 40 he Al
nstrst0r A. Fulton t. before he tenth dy ri January
lsis-Datei Ne- i9n Juy p, 1879
DO la~om- JANIS T. MORGAN Aimini'trator
Is PURSUANCE order Of - Surrogate Of the County Of
New fors nor- hereby gwen % All persons having claims
AGAINST GEORGE H. COTTON ate o tae cry oi Nee fos, ie
ceased the ~th vouchers t4efe0it0 he s4hts
the once u Johl Pn--t No 10 Nassau street. tie CO u
New fors before thirteenth day January Dated
New forsi eighth day ofJuy, 1875
JOHN PRIEsTLY, I , t....,..
Dio ia~6m- ISAAC C. coLTON,
IT. PERSONS having claim. against he estate ROBERT W
n LAY d-c-as-f, requested present duy
Fed o. tie s4br9fs before The ffs JnlaD aad all qeols
INDEBTED % ssd estate Ies'e ~ maze payment
p 4 n WILSON, ~ murray ~
o. lsstJl+ Attorneys or Csros W Lay. Ainil.iraor g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

THE IENEk METALLIC
- TEIss AND sUPPORrkR. Which
NJ rs a-sr1sd &c highest prculum a.
Ak 10 lst- Fair q; re American Irsum e
a. reefs 80 tie ssLcloL u - N-.4cz.
! Faculty. A. xr.l q u rl nsr-ds - be have
rxp~r-lc-d "a Decetls, Is a. sriic.- eu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

z-<s.t1n iJI.L'- TRUSS OFFICE, N-s-s.
II As.or Hou.e. Sss~-f orx--Paii-rl nay
- Frey 1p0n O1-kiri1g a. ms or.ce ~ IS. p
~ slrln-l-sl "a M. ne word As9fcs-
Ct.-f-l russe- s. W. s-css age
supporters s7Flel 10 10 F-fnale Depsrnl-l ~ q1st
I'd .-r. ac tfl--1G1i
CauUCS-l-1-iu- IN gr1meris sl~ast sisn-c ID
AMOS . EULL- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

TO PRINTERS. &c.-A s,ealy' rrsFVlla,.o 49,
turnover or would have 90 lection 20 sct a. ~ o ms
chine as other vsy .1 winch ~ could maze llnsri
useful emp oymen being his prlcipa OBJECT =
e. hss is1u's bna-duE-t1lse. . fe1r.-st y :.
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FOR SALE.

90 FOR ~AIE-rhe story base iht 0lsne. o. or
"a po.ir Duare-sfusre Most cf ffe rlrc ncrs,
A-~ may remain on hr'i ald mortgage Ap-'ypB n
DAY. rs Symces - - story n Or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

The subscribers manufacture the above mucines fof
hotels steamships and private dye ng and are ne ony
authorized makers Of them All persons are cautioned
sganst infringing the PATENT either az ssers or users OF
them Orders promptly executed and warranted
NJ 3awlms T d. JACKSON 4 co. l3.s Nilisnt-st ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

}. R. BE.JAMIN'- sR4Ss SPRING
\ATkUSS, NsrrGrlec lot 10 rust j. beesman-s.
yN. f.--PFessgfe srscusl-t fnofl o. ~ po4rcIi
- wishcui . bach pad, which docs o. much t.
Jury 10 ice spire SIX tays uis gwen And 4
20 Tf-cty satisfactory, money re1lrned. T5oDpsors
uses a. r-1uced crcrs s1l1a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

,N.tU''want their old clothes 10 look Ike new Gan "
Tie cleaning. dying tailoring and repairing establishment
a. 10 Godst where you get all grease piIc TAR que
and paint extracted without song the CLOTH Al ne shortest
rotce sni on the most reasonable terms ~ J. NOAh,
a. God-st two doors from SeasinAn, n. 7 nlS l"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

- font house situated in rrnn-si nes uirtrs7 p.sc
- las a. ihe modem improvements, sod every Wy
ARDSOS. on N. premises. or z hoLLEY or SMITH.
f0 Wa.-st un Stars. ~ Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

A. FOX stIE-Three lrai modern l1'i tcs.s
60 eri ot.-Pricr 3 1000. ftrf fl So. rrtssnty .-si
~ sf In th~ Ninth Ward tnr lesi'nfi cs.s ~.
TONER or osrl csn rsnsn Apply og rf premise. ~ IA
R-lhpna u T CT OSiRrN - lH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
non TUFUOIIDAY-.-l

I-OR THE HOiIDAN-.-LampsO Isndoles, Csn-
Y del4brs CHINA Vases Sc-DlETL, BROTHER : %
a4 WiiiAn-t have hand large assortment OF serr
Lanps, Girandnes. CsndeabrS, Hall Lanterns and 0Ier
articles their line Of their manufacture % new styles
and superior quality. also. rich China and gass Flower
Vases and assortment u me cuigas. ware suitable of
the holidays which will be sold AZ reasonable prices an
DOOFING.-GOODWlNS ROOFlNG.-N1w roo's on
rough boards covered for - cents per oOi rocis or
hrdges ~ squares - per square over M ZINC or
Shingles p 81 cents. and warranted Goodwins cement
sheaing Is laid the states shingles IL Is hsn
cheap durable ard heproOf II can be walked over Wild
on, injury References ard specimens al ~ west hfosh
- 80 - Th,o.i,-,. 81 Warr.n al. "a lIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

EpY ORDER tl- Honorable Dame P ngrth.n, Judge of lie
tltonrt Pleas the Cty and County NcN forsi
N- hereby gwen pursuant fo s 90 Che statute an
orrnr Ascending, concealed and resident
debtors. that attainment has issued T estate o VII
LIAM PORTER Orleans. LOUISIANA a that ne
an. will b. cold r The payment h. h. debts, unless he appear
isoare such attachment according o aN whn ie months
publication OF OBJ uose and that the payment u aY
him By any peoa ~ state and e trI'e % MINOR
orhs 4se, of any property ts STATE he'ng On b @ i'7 ''
m of sny property hr iorbfen h5 a VOID
Dated he i5h 4ay cd s-psua-r lsts WILLIAM FIAGG.
q A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

- ISJ LOr- FOR r.i.t-S5 u wh'ch are aP,u
- he Fiyfthav from Eghiyniuln Co Sine -,lfi Is
~ sud th- balance Sail streets, Tor sale a. ssn
oi with chance io get stcui shcf charge nc ~ mr
seven build ugs. valued al -,sH one Al = GO snd
The rest OF less value For tlss, &c. inquire n
MO I'm. A WMEELkR Connse-nf- si-Law, lh Wsl.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

~ hou.e on h8 south sale of Twenty feveatas lesf
NJ Lerin gona avenue TIE above houses sfc handsome
IL fni.hed i modern style with bathing rooms wse ec.
IN. B--bss ranges. ec Tn- fisi sd second sior
r roos deep with .srei ras- rsri uors nn ret 'car
Terms Hb~rsi Apply % PETER PARKS, n MAl-st tase
neni. or the premises ST "a
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BOARDING..

pOARDING, AT l8 and % FOURTEENTH ST on
Id Inon-pars i1-t generalization may yet be had on
on fret aud second fooTs end variety Of single
Rooms maybe had ~ a. Beach-st 81 John spark
large house % le 81 JOhnspsrE with without uui
lure. Apply 80 above. ~ l"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

sg sswier. wsIi.., raIeseiosi... aas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

DOaRD-Wiih comfortable bedroom wanted by d
DyouDg lsdv-f situated between BroOme and Houston
So near Broadway would be preferred Terms 10 be mod
crate Address b a. the Office Of The Tribune. Refer
euces exchanged. az u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

"a WANTED-A Farm NJ shout 30 ~ 30 acres IN As
sfss vicinity Of New. lofk IL must uo. ho more hN
miles fom he CITY The advertiser drsre- tp nfe he
place foroae year from April neNi SUD suited would ra
Be willing buy Address A 4. l. al ih- Office ssulg
rent sad particularly describing lhe property. Ao Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

.lc--.G. & III. BARMOhE. 81 Be-cker-
F-.z-.-L 3S,sL srsr an assortment u their elegant
TTu1 1ssryee IoseWoof and mshogsay Piano no
modem improvements got Up 10 their -knowE admired
sfye and frd-nL .ch Will be sod low previous
their removal tn the.f factory OF Beecker ard
ClaTes-ss also ore secondhand PIANO. good a.
The buLcirg 70 le- suitable for any mechanical puf-
pose ~ Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

-lsrkir-sf sire of I.l 3D. hy iln ffel Part of ~
- purchase money csn nn hHrf eni rufffslr
For particulars apply % ANrllY BLEECAfR
~ w. Alri'ueer. nr'sfsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

10y ORDER of The Hon Nathan morse ih- Ju'tces OF
supreme ~ The of N-s lot, notice hereby
ren Pursuant the ft- saie tuaorls attach -'
stnst resident debtors Ella attachment has s'Hei t- W i7
of TOWNSEND HEWLETT. resident 90 A9ieo oe do ne
B,mt West inia islands and that - ae s be- sold For e
payment he snpsr and discharge suh ti
-nt according within months from ne hfs pnQ' %
o dis not~ snd that payment icdts dus w h Pop
tents state lli The delivery hm n hrs ari pro
oerfy BELONGING hn and the transfer of such
or-r.y p, h are forbidden by law ard votDtsi h~ seth
IA, Id sept.-b.r. 1875. u yNN COrT. Attorney
fs.s., fsr Attaching Cr-ifnr. Wal iors.
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AN CARVER VtSTED-A frs

Drss iuaa 10 ~ te yssr a. lsrg- Iron country
in regl11rrE CITY. who c9ud give sausaciory proof oi
ne a1.-y would receive fair compensation Tor "a TIRE
one Wrl has experience e. stove 0TnAmentrg would Dc
preferred None those no eve Satisfactory refer
erc- Tor iher sy need sppy Address Carver care of
. s. B Palmer. Tribune Bui lings OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

a. EOIt NNIT lHItF-A TFlUT7NT t'TTIT ses
q. Al TAuylown, with shout tleen scrrs ~ ard houang
A on ne Hudson River; house = feet 'r1nij' Feed deep
ryvo aloriss high well stocked with s'pe. pear plumb
peach snd cherry Of .he best Auds Appy 90 ee
premises tOMfMN.
rsrr.town Nov Il uG In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

rE,HE OLD RAZOR-sTKOP MAN has got In
4 addition Hinsn Smiths celebrated Sirops, supe-
r.o article for securing aud polishing metals, It takes the
rust or dirt Of quick and don't scratch any 90 send 10
spruce 4,h story entrance No T. or Pnncest near
Bowery n you wish 10 try It, you VIII not lose your
Lrnlhe % MONEY. dI ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
Can't swallow Him.

Gen. Taylor is pill so bitter to the Clay wings
the real Simun Pures those WHO profess 10 have
certain principles, and advocate certain measures
that many Of them cannot and iciu not swallow him
zoe kpop some such, Just about here. OF this number,
some of them Of prominence, some have
filed stations Of honor and trust aud editors
of political journals OF this latter class is the editor
of the JOnesbOrOugh East TENNESSEE Wing who
rejects the pill with disgust akin to loathing
hear him:
I" We doubt whether the election Of General Taylor
will overthrow the locOfoco psrty not-bring The
government back to its old pahs-and restore the
country to its wonted prosperity. And why are we
filled with doubts of this kind Because hare no
confidence an the He has written sixteen
nun-conmittal letters in all of which he has made
eiirts 10 define his position His last, written to
Allison his brother in-hw goes more into detail than
the others Of the SERIES and dawn out pursuant to
a plan coucoced in Washington, a last desperate
efnrt 10 get him into position to make him go down
with The Philadelphia Convention From the first TO
the last. be has been willing to gull the wings if he
could and hence the seRseless slang that he whg,
but not an ultra one"
1.-The Allison letter had scarcely made its appear
ance, until another full of CANNON, bearing date
two days earlier. addressed 10 Richmond editor,
forth multiplying the effects of the former, and
upseting the results intended to be produced by it,
ave ccnfess says the Whigl that we at loss TO
know which most to despise the vany and insolence
o Gen. Taylor, or the creeping servlliiy of wing
convention thatwould nominate him after the publ
cation of this letter. Were il that the General
iaa military man. instead Of n civilian his letters
from first the last, would prove subject of ridcule
from Maine to the Gulf of Mexico. and draw down
upon him nothing but the contempt which any man
deserves, who will such shallow attempts
thrust himself upon party who do not want him and
cannot confde In him."
:" Ii has suffered itself to be dashed to peces by
man because ne believed to be available The
spirits Of all true and noble wings will flash fire at this
imperious dctaiion. For one. We will not humble
our pride, principles and honor in the dust by falling
into the support Of any such man as Zachary Taylor
shown himself to be. AND IF
WE HAD ANY ASSURANCE THAT TAYLOR
WOULD DIE, as he is elected, and Mr.
Fillmore would take his place, would support the
ticket. As il is, WE WILL NOT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14

CATCHING TARTAR."-The wings of Mobile.
Ala lately invited the Hon. s. Preniss the famous
Southern orator, to come up 10 their help against
"Cass and Butler!" He accepted; and what
followed is related the following extract of letter
from Democrat who present.
After passing high and well merited eulogy on
old lack. he touched upon Gen. Cass and Gen. Butler
men. he said, distinguished above the ordinary level.
and an honor to any party. Gen. Cass, he said, he
knew personally as a man Of sterling worth, and
possessed of those high moral qualities and qualif-
cations, that stamp the gentleman and scholar; for
his early daring in defence of the rights Of his
try, and the recent proud stand lac took in reference
the Quntuple Treaty. while Minister at The Court Of
ST. Cloud. he admired the and the patriot. The
wings looked dumbfoundei, and reasoned among
themselves whether not they had been bit III sending
TO New Orleans for Prentss. However, he continued.
For this said Prentiss, could wish in my heart
that Gen. Cass was whig. He then touched upon
Butler: and here is man, said he, that | love with
my whole heart--a nob.er spirit or one of loftier
daring lives no--(and here you might have heard the
democrats and hurrah for miles but he could
not help regretting most bitterly that he should have
to vote against Tim; that if Gen. Butler only on
the ticket with Taylor, he would labor night and day
to elevate him; he didn't care if be democrat.
On the whole, thought his speech would do and if
the wings were satisfied with it, I'll swear the demo-
Gratis WERE"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14

OF State Elections this year take place as follows
Vermont,* Tuesday, September 5.
Maine.+ Monday, September IL.
Georgia. Monday, October 2.
Florida Monday, October 2.
Maryland, Wednesday, October A.
South Carolina,* Monday, October 0.
Ohio,* Tuesday, October To-
Pennsylvania Tuesday, October 10.
Michigan,* Monday. November 6.
Mississippi, Monday, November 8.
Louisiana, Monday November 6.
Texas, Monday, November 6.
New York,* Tuesday, November Z.
Massachusetts, Monday November 13.
Delaware Tuesday, November IA.
Those marked with elect members Of Congress.
as well as State officers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
ROBERT DALE OWEN,
Democratic Senatorial ElecfOr

Will address the people on the subject of National
Politics. at the following tir.es and places
AT NOblesyille, on Thursday, September la, 1915
At Anderson, on Friday, September 10, 1913
At Muncetown, OH Saturday, September 10, 1915
At Winchester. on Monday, September Is, 1913.
At Jay Court House, on Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1S4o.
at Decatur, on Thursday, September II, 1913.
At Fort Wayne, on Saturday, September %, 1915.
At Auburn, Monday, September %.
At Angola. Tuesday, September 26.
At Lima, Wednesday, September 81.
At Goshen, Friday, September %.
At Warsaw. Saturday, September 80.
At Wabash, Monday, October 2.
AT Peru, Tuesday. October 3.
AT Logansport, Wednesday, October a.
At Delphi. Thursday, October 3.
At Lafayette, Friday, October g.
At Frankfort, Saturday, October 7.
At Charlottesville, Monday, October 9.
AT Covington. Tuesday, October 10.
At Rockville, Thursday, October II.
At Terre Haute, Friday, October Ii.
At Bowling Green, Saturday, October Ia.
~ Wherever there is interval of a week day be-
tween any two appointments, above, and the ci,i-
zens fit to call together additional meeting at
some halfway point, on the intermediate day, Mr..
Owen will meet il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14

" The PRosPEcT IN LoyIsIANA.-The Democracy Of
Louisiana never were unanimous, enthusiastic
and consequently So strong as they are now. From
all parts of the State we hear the most cheering &C.
counts. In few days there is to be grand barbe-
cue in Pointe Coupee, where friends are confident
that Cass and Butler will have majority of one hun
dred votes. In the West, Taylor and Fillmore are
nowhere. We have just seen letters from Bayou Ro-
BERT in Rapides which state that our ticket will have
a majority of at least 300 in that parish. Every
thing indicates the most triumphant and glorious ter.
mnation of the campaign in those parts. In fact no
one doubts that Louisiana will give a larger majority
for Cass and Butler than she gave any previ-
Gus election for President and Vice Presidential
o. Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
From tie NJ o. Delia. Aug. p.

LATER FROM MEKrco.--The schooner Jane Eliza
beh Capt Frlkins, arrived here yesterday from Vera
Cruz the l7ih, bringing files Of III Arco-Iris to
the day Of her departure.
News from the interior announces the gradual srb-
sdence Of the elements of disorder which called
into such active operation during the late hUsliiIie,
the wholesome regularity of peace and tranquility
The public budes introducing snelora'ions every
where, under the Industrious administration o. Her
rera.
The Monitor Republican, Announces that an official
notice was lately published in the Guatemala Gazette,
giving an account IF triumph achieved over the
lndinn nsurrectionisis in Gavin. The same periud-
is TO be feared firm the collision of parties in
that State, than in the war of castles.
Intelligence has reached The Capital OF the final
evacuation Of the city of Chhuahua by the American
troops. Ii took place the 18Th ult
A remarkable mortality has lately prevailed among
the cite of socely in Mexico less than FIVE gene
rails have deceased among whom is Gen. Don Gabriel
Valencia.
Tranquility will soon be re-established in Mazailan
Gen. Annaya has united under his command suff-
cient frce to crush the insurgents instantly.
The official organ Monterey announces that n
party of Americans from Laredo had cummiod sew
eal robberes and murders in the State of New Leon
They had obtained a.booy of GAL 00O in sacking the
| towns Of Sabnas and AlamaS.
Information has reached the government that Para
des had taken refuge among the Indians in Sierra
Gorda. He is denounced by the Monitor now try
ing 10 raise up war of cnstes.
! The Senate had suspended its siiings for while,
in consequence of a want of quorum.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
HONOR TO TuE VOLUNTEERS.

The great Democratic Festival, in honor Of Gener-
al Joseph Lane and the officers and soldiers from In
diana in the Mexican war has not been postponed on
account Of tie appointment Of General Lane as Gov
ernor of Oregon but will take place at indianapolis,
on Wednesday the 18th of October next as heretofore
announced.
General William o. Butler of Kentucky has been
invited 10 attend the celebration, together with
number of other distinguished gentlemen from other
States in the West.
The invitation is general. embracing every officer
and soldier from Indiana who participated IN the
Mexican war.
With the cooperation of our fellow citizens IN
Central Indiana, surrounding indianapolis, prepare
tons will be made scale worthy of the occasion
and distinguished speakers from own and other
States will be present TO address the vast multitude
that will assemble to do honor to citizen soldiery
Indiana sent 10 the field during the Mexican war
between six and seven thousand of her sons and we
would be glad to see oil of them present, who have
survived the contest.
We would not conine our invitation to the citizens
Of our own State; but would be most happy to NEE,
the citizens of the surrounding States who make
it convenient to attend.
Arrangements will be made with the Railroad CON-
pany for passengers, at the reduced prices usual on
such occasions embracing the citizens from OHIO and
Kentucky who may be pleased to attend.
By order of the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
o. Papers throughout the State and in the West
are requested to copy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-'rhe Lar Journal for July
contains eloquent opinion BY Judge Lewis, deliV-
cred tie June Term Of Common Pleas Court at Lam
caster, a case where a certain devised To his
widow all his property, ''PrOriaed she remain wild
ow during her life; bot in case she should marry
again, my will is she shall leave premises" &c.
The widow having married agoin. suit brought
by other heirs Of The husba nd the property.
Judge Lewis decided that 'the condition in restraint
of marriage is void, and the second marriage of the
widow dues not dvest her estaie''-''the principles
of morality-the policy of the nation-ihe doctrines
of the common law-the law OF nature and law of
God, unite in condemning as void the condition
attempted to be imposed by this teslator upon his
widow"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14

Take care! take care!! COL Bale Peyton in his
speech at the Court House on Thursday states that
Gen. Taylor had recently invested hundred thou
sand dollars in negroes, and therefore could not be in
favor of the Wmot provso This startling declara-
ton from the "great availabe's curator ad hoe pro-
duced decided symptoms of vertigo in the heads of
some of his wing hearers, inasmuch as the General
bad not long since denied the ''sof impeachment
and the wings of the north every day rayng their
scattered forces under the war cry of the "Signal
letter"
We hope this fresh argument will not find its way
to the latitude for which this letter intended
Bayou Sara (La.) Ledger Aug. 26, 1915.