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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30
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9temOo 9lm lesten ;WoHta9Absno
eutitano Gin 9emolti0er Iumulr i'm SomerDs
Iheater neil Elm Tdnser Nr. Sm;th, I'D,
uei9erte, nit Mis Sulia Surntua Die pclfa
,u..tauSen. Die beletbi9te Nan1e trnr auf bic
Snhne uno ecfdrte rent Nublifnm, Ssr. 9,
rpeioere ld, oesta!b NIT thr Su tanScn, neil
ile eue Slmerifaneriu lei. Dlcle, Grfldrnu9
erre9te Die furd,tb1rite Grbitterun9. 3'par
erihien Der Gesiiieur oes Gteaters uno oerS
luhte, cen 9ufrubr su itilen, inccm er be-
hauptete, es walte ein Mi6perfdncnis ror ,
aaein 9lles mar oer9ebens: cas pMblltum
,crltlug Die Siee nno es mar ipdt in Der
Jod,t, ehc cem sSerfe Der 3eritcrnn9 @tns
bait 9ethan meroen fonnte.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30
0erbe0eruna Des Getber5

in Q q a II B unc Der &c & rm n b [ G.
Mehrfade Nrpben, hie man onneifellt bat,
erqeten naffteFences Qerfdbren, curd, nell
dies man etnen 2 eioer BON ausne;eithneter
SuaIitdt erbGlt Man sereriif unc preft
Die 9lfpfel spie oem6Nulih unc trinot bann
Gen Se'cer in Tdf1er ftatt i'm atcr feline
0ahrnno rcll'iehcn al loT'u, siett man bn
ab, tcbalo btslelbe bescnnen bat INN ibn in
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30

Die ne ue 0tepublif SierraWRo oort
(Merlfc) fca Die Staaten Samaclimoe
eoabulla, Gan euIs, 3acate9as, Neu Germ
eethnabua uuo Durango umfslfen. Gle
lniro einen Sldheninhalt bon unoefdbr 255
600 NuaoratmelIen uno 2 1z2 Mlupn @n.
pcbner baben. Die Stabt Gan euis UctcG
ioa iur 0auptltaot Der 01epubllf be(tlmnlf
fein. .5- ~. (a,hn 9en,
Spdtere Sert6te Don europa.
Das atlantilhe Oampfihf ,,@ambria'
1T angefcmmen nit 1agen pdtern 9'es
rid,ten bon europa. Sn crlano bate eiu
VolfSaustrtd ifatt Der aber curd, pasGir,
td'reiten Der britt,ifen Scloaten aecdmpft
mnroe. Gnslano, eie5 befiird1tenb, bate cine
9roBe Streitmadt, befebeuo aus GapaQerie,
Safanterie n. slrtillerte, in bas uualildlid,e,
unter brittiither &nehtldaft Itmad,teuoe
Srlano aelanbt uno ldBt eine mddbtiaeNlotte
bon &rte9siteamern Die &Ife benaet,en. -
9iele Der iriihen sInfiibrer duo .peqeu Scts
cerraths arretirt uno metrere Der Iiberalen
3eitnnorn trerten unte-briidt.
Sn Sranfreih it 9lltes rutis 70 aud, in
Ncrtuoof. - Gcn Spanien bat man feline
NfndrId'ten orn q8id'tiafeit.- gon W1arcffc
mrloen Die @eridte, cae ons 9clf nieberum
zine Sniprrefticn beaonnen. 3nifden ben
Oeifreidsrn unb piemcntefen lit cine barts
nddiae Shlodt pcraefnllen, bic fd, am
@nre fir bic Seffreioher entfdieb Carl 9l(s
bert t,'ar 9enStbist, fld bis jenieits Munric
,uriid,ieten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30

,7e sSclaenoer Nufruf i'm Sbio Stoatss
man mao rcn nllen 0emcfraten oicfee
Staates pcht teher,iot trerNen
Oe pfratent QaRt Shic ben olcrs
reit'en Sieaen fcfeeu. meld,e BON oflen
Sheilen Der llni"n einInufem eseter euft<
'uo trinat rns bic erfreulid,ften g1adrihten
oon ben bemcfratiFhen Sortfhritten uno bic
Sallct6aren beifdtiaen bic pcrausaeeilteu
SerIAte, bas nemlid bic Wbispartbei f1d
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30

Cie Scrfammlung mar pom circa $4,000
Wcuiden belucht. 1ie H.publfaner belten
jccch, trcb alien Storun9en, auf einem an>
cern Ytosebie SerIammlru9 uno liesen bas
Geafticns9eitncel aNf Dem ;uert anberaums
ten YlaBe lteben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30


Nulfild,er s. auue erltre h. -
Sm NulIlten @cuoernsment Staian mtre
ierer GsrIfprteue cbne llnterlhico nit 9rlo
III f(einen 9lusooteu perleten. Gin rclher
Tomilieurater ifarb uuo nan leate ibm 90
Nutsl in ben Sars. Gjni9e Sausendtle
Die Guuee cavcn erhiclten> gruben caS 0rat
,pieeer auf, erbrahen ben Sarh nabn'en
,oa6 9elo betaus, lebten Den Gccten dut,
red,t uno itccften ihm Elm Spiel Sfarten IN
bic cine Seant, lit Die anoere eIn SldNhten
Weiu. Garauf Siu9en lIe su cenSerpancten
unb meloetc.1, ibr reipeftiper 9ate uno No
ter flbre eIu lilcerljhe5 2cten nnter re'
grbe. Ole gauge 0emeillee elite auF Del
Rtrdbcf fab Den Sertlidenen nit ren 9lttri
buteu cines 3ehtruber6 uup fano feline Sc
pefe BEL jhm - er muetc ba6 9eto OerploB
hoben Wfan Crmabnte nun een 2Detel
ernftih, ejitem 70 lcauoaI0ien 9ebsu6wanee
3u entla9en nno Gd, fi,nfti9 be6er anfsufnb
rem oaun erbielt er cine Summe 0elo mt
oas Grab waro mieber ;u9elnadt. - Di
01urerelebe tptecerbclten aber balo nodhel
ihren Streit, uahmer oa6 @eIo uno Sei0te,
Der Tamile nod,maI6 ait, cas ocr Socili9t
lhon wieber Sarten Qcfpielt uno getrunfer
babe nber oe6ma( Qua cine 4aSatl reipcf;
tabicr Qeute NIT 9Itid,su oerlebeu ouf rer
Strdhcf, ertheilten cem perlfcCfren Silnoei
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30

Dampf1h 1h f fab IT ,wi!docn 9 + G.
NJ N unb sc en- or f-Dad 3te Campf<
ihrf '6ronfliu,'! oas fur Die 9,nie slpiIhen
Bremen uno 91cm yorf teftimmt 1T, fOu, tpie
e6 he6t, ndcbtfeu 8reitaa cen erlten Scps
temter pom Storel oelaifu metcen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30

Sntere1fantfnr Mutter.
Ser ,,sH. Snidcrtpdrr'' fa9t: 'Sin Gups
fer1,hmico bier in Ger Statt hat lceben Elm
pntent oui e'nen Ghee<(Gofee) Ge6sl crhals
teL Der Die fleinen 8mcer in ben SdAaf
In4t, @ermtttcIif ciHes am SeGel anaebrat<
tcn Wled'onl6mus meroen Gone berpcr9es
brotht 70 melccienreid, ais pb lIe aus bem
HshlfNpfe Der SrnrD eiuo fimeu. 9IQes, tpae
0|utrcr j.et nOlbi9 taben, 1T Elm Seuer
oen 8siIel auf,uiesen, unc Die
Guclein fhlafen, bas e5 cine Sreuoe it,"
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30

Gn eluem SerItte oe5 Sfrieaslefrrtire
miro DIE Grr'1htt't3 bon Sd Rllltirprtcn
n SrfIpH ct1rfAhen, idmltd elner an Der
NHunruna rf6 &rlumbroflnfIe elncr IN Der
mlmutcltaren Ilbe GER NauptniecerIo1unQ
i'm Sludmata Shale, uno orleidt eiu 3tcr
'mt'ten Dem leettlen uno Den Nelienoebirs
uuf Der befatrenriten 9irute BON oen Ser.
Staaten. 1000 Damn merCen ais ouoemelz
ieue @arntirn gum Shub cieIes 8ebetes
an9eltla9en, ndmtld @pmpa9nien 9as
oallerte, ? 9lrtiCerie> uuo cSnfauteriez@cm.
pa9nieu, pelte etfpa 100 Wfenn per @om>
noQule itnrf lIuo.
| Sn @alfornlen neroen p2iteu fir nDttio
QebaIten in San Diego, MootereD, Gan
Sranci5fc, puebla be los 9lnselcs unb Gan
GUS 9eD; ferner l coer pOltem ant 9is
laflnlfe, lpenn ette Hcute Lungs bieleu 6lus
errio,tet miro iur Sef6roeruna bon Gruppen
nadl @alifcruien, l5-19OO Weann spirben
oasu hinreiden, ndmlid, 6 @cmpagnien Oras
9cner, 2 3 Nrtilerie uno Der 91eff c5nfant.
gum Sdnse bon Yieu Werifo nerben 8
4 pciten 9eniieen. Der 0auptpoiten wiro in
Santa Sc ietn, uno bic anocrn in 9Ilbuae
querque uno Saceno. Sn 0erbinoung NIT
Der 8ertheloigun9 BON Jleu Werifc, fcQte
Elm ppiten an Der Oltleite ces 9lio @ranoe
in 2eras, tetnahe 81 pa1o se9eniiber, am
aeIeot rerben. Die 8eiasuna aller oeier
Dciten pirb unaefdhr 1900 Wa. erfcroern.
Stir nlle jene Voifen uno gertbeibiourass
linien in Sclae Der neuliden @ren,erweites
runoen rpcrocn fcnah un9efdbr 5000 Wann
erfcreert,
Olaf Der Hcu'e nah Sreecn unb 9teuO2es
r'fc tpereen "a Ycifen an;uleaen ietn.
Die @cmpaeuien, ,pelhe nah Sreqcn,
@alifornien uns 9teu Merifo teltimmt Tno,
fhld9t Der &rieQsiefretdr Dor, auf 100 Oa,
III brinqen, ttcils in Setraft Der 9r6eeren
6'efnhren nnb llnfdlle, benen fIe ausoefekt
dno, thels neil es Itfpieriqer 1T, bic Heaiz
nenter in fernen G'eoenben sn refrutiren.-
9lIscann mitrce gum Sd,ube Der atlantifden
Rufte, Der Tcroz uno Snpianerorense uni
Der 91pute nah Srearn uno S1eu Werifc
etne beiuahe eben 20 ,ahlreid,e Streltmad'
nbrta bleiben, Ypie bic @elommtmad)t Der g
Staaten Dor Dem &riese NIT Werifo betrua,
icItft nenn bic 3abI Der 8emeinen tit ben
Scmpaonien fir oieSrn Dienit niht iber "a
Weann aebrad1t perben follte. (Sts.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30
Ss}cr 1T Oereral Gaf;

Ter Monn, Ger nit eiuem einji9cn Ssoerz
su9 Die finf gl1eicu Gmrfd;lcten Mdtts
;ctlug
Ger Maur> Ger Die Trsiteit Ger Wcere erz
frl3rcitil 9'9eu ele bab9eri9en leinoe @n5z
LAMBS oclttctrt9tc.
Ger M1nu, weldet suerit eincu fciutti-
hen 8uB ouf tritildee Gcrritcrmm tm&rie9
Don 1912 btc.
Der Naun, Ger ioEcn i'm iu9enblidten 9l(z
ter non "a Soblcu ca6 gertrauen Seffrrlcus
teIae
Ser Wtaun, oe6cu Gbaratter unb eutes
SetroQen jccer cemcfratifd)e YrdIoeut BON
Seffcr(cn be aus reu jeei9en Gag cffciea
beScuate.
Der Mann, Ger Dor Sabren i'm Sabinet
bon Slnercw Sodion laB unb Ger Wlitarbei-
ter biefes srrBeu Manues fir Die eahe oes
Gepublifanismus mar.
Der Manu, Der wibreno bes &riess uu,
wauccIbar fur iein eauo, feline ghre mno
Nedte tpht.
Ger Wann, Ter, trenn er gum VrdGcens
ten erndnlt wiro. nit allen ccuititutionelleu
Waitteln jercn 0erfld' elmer fremten Waad,t
lId trioeriesen miro, ihre @olonien anf Gem
metliden Sentiment III errihtem.
Ger Mnnn, ocn Die elrcpdilhen Monars
d,cn Iirdten, uno tas uutercritcfte 8ptf bon
europa liebt.
Ter Mamt, ,pelfer beitimn! 1T Die BE-
mcfratllhe parthei su einem aft eewcbnten
Sodioniden Sie9 su fabreu.-So III ee.ris
GAG.
gener Gas in Sbio. 1as
9enerol @ae, fast Der @ierniep Seferfcs
nian, Ohio init elmer triumpbirenben Metr>
belt sewinnen miro, Seten jtst alle inteui>
|9enten Mdnner Bon tpeld)er partei INNER,
st. gSir haben BON aQen Ebeileu bee Stoas
tcs Ole erfreulihiten Otadridtem bon Der
9lorrelder @iniafeit, 9armcnie uno Guts
ldloientett Der Gemcfraten ertctten. Ga
GnernieD @cunfD miiGen .pir mod, pcn ZEN,
Demcfraten bDten, Der 8eneral @aB nid,t
eine herslihite llnterItiituns gdbe. Sober
Oemotrat. nit benz mir nrd gefprcden bas
ben feit Der @rnennuna, faat baB General
@aB feline erife Mabl fir bic 'prdGrenndaft
iet Gr tpirb ebenfo bic Stimmen p,eler ehr>
(iher g8bi9s in jeoem 3omninip i'm @cuntY
erbalten. QDir baben BON pielen perfonen
9eb0rt, III @uernfeY County, bic bisber ltets
init Der Wbi9partei 9ehalten haben, boB ite
be9ieri9 Die @ele9enbeit erwarten ibreSttn1s
msn fir ben alten pipueer bes Belteus ab'
3u9eben
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30

@hine1 1T Sre9p u.-Der erife
d,ine1ide gmiarantenSus, beitebeno III ad,t
Niunern, atbt QSeiberu uno Ginoeru, 1Inb
pom trmmlifden Reid)e in Sre9cn angefcms
nten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30

st . III nti1 dr. 8cr &ursem lieB Ild7
EN- jnu9c5 N1ar Von 0teu grglano i'm 9Iu>
QefItt Der 0Gagarofilte ouf eiuem Der ben
tprlbenoeu Sehoum burhfahreuosn Gonpfs
bcte trauen. Der Ocnner ce5 mid,ti9en Sa>
faraftes olente ais Noh;eitsae1auq.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30

auo,re Tifrr III brin9eu; menn co'tlt Ole
8dbruns ilh piecer erueuert br'n9t ma"
i'm wecer in Elm ncues SaB. Dies 9elb'eht
aer0bnlih breinal.- SdNanm mo Der
Niiecer1hlao cicler crei &dhrrn9en w'ro
matchmaker tn Mc0iide 9efa6t nno 1ber
elner &ufe aufgebdnst; Der lebr flare Se'S
Der, weGher berausIduft, fcmn't oann 81
benz int leertu YcGeu Tae, caS Icr9fdlt'9 per1
fpuucct miro. Der 70 9ewcnnene S''csr 1T
flar, rcn Ycrtrefflithem Gelhmod uno tan'
,ebn Sabre lang aufte,pobrt wsreeu, ch"e
coe er peroirtt; mani uertauft Inn III Gn9-
louo ,uln trcfahen NbreiS re5 lerobnthen'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21

Messrs EdnorS-You will doubtless he grahed TO hear
how political Affairs stand at present in Brown county.
short lime since there residing within the bounds Of
three miles of this little village fourteen wings who
had always been ardent supporters Of wing and
suies there only four; ten Of them having
nouncrd whggery and out openly and boldly and
their deter mination for Csss and Butler, and,
indeed they enthusiastic in the They men,
who think for themselves and the they assign
for this change need state, they be obvious
every rejecting mind They will not bow in servility to
The insoient dictates Of party who care not come
openly before The people and their principles So
there only four wings in this region among
than one hundred voters and they maDfety dissatisfied
with their candidate. hear Of several other changes
Cas- and Putler in this county The democrats united to
man, aud confident Of victory No Landowners here
Set down $50 msjprity in Brown for Cass and Butler
Respectfully J. PROSSER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21
The Wealth of General CaSs.

The wing papers, failing in all other points Of at
tack. have now turned their attention T., examina-
ton of Gen. CassS private affairs. The wetlih oi
Gen. c. they variously stale at from quarter of a
million tn two millions of dollars. That Gen
Cass is what the world considers wealthy, we have
no doubt, tut that his wealth is anything near the
amount the wing papers place it at, sorry &c
say, is untrue.
How it was acquired we wiz state.
In early times when the French government own
ed Michigan, the country riund what is the city
of Detroit, cut up into farms with very narrow
fronts upon the river. running back three miles
The soil, except Immediately the river, cold
and wet. Shortly after en-. Cass to Detroit he
purchased two Of these farms Immediately below the
city for some Sl700. The front made good sized
field and this he farmed until he left Detroit take
The position assigned in Gen. ,acksons cabinet The
old onestory and gabe-roof frame house in which he
lived during that time, Is sill standing.
What considered at the time very high
price for tie land termed in the COURSE OF time
be goad investment. The city of Detroit gives evil
dence of prosperity that The Oldest inhabitants
dreamd of, aud the lnwer part Of the " Cass farm
so called, and so known upon its maps is now EN-.
braced with the limits of the city proper and streets
have been extended, uaes laid oft. and numerous
and fine buildings are erected upon the fields which
Gen. Cass cultivated. From the sale of the lots lIe
has amassed that wealth which the wing papers now
charge upon him as a crime.-Ohi0 Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21


Dear Edifors-As far head from, State elections
are almost unbroken streak Of triumph. Neatly every
thing these last days is elect,d the democratic ticket
Indiana is Truly democratic but Illinois viii
say put her down at twenty thousand
The democratic fac has broke aresh and il is thought
By some that its Iayages cannot be checked until whggey
is entirely consumed. Every holy is alive here. and all
preparing for the meeting Paris the 2ls instant
If you will just DO there, will tell where whiggey
when last heard from, though that has not been since
the 7th Of August.
There would have been a democratic meeting in
Tere HsUte, the 2lst instant but fortunately they be-
gan 10 cast about for place n assemble the people, when
they found that il going be difficult 10 ground
sufficient they thought Paris the most suitable the
Grand Prairie would pc haps aifoId them
There s 10 be Fee Soil Convention this place
and there is any amount Of Quakers here Will il not
make whiggeTy tremble?
We have large hickory pole standing in the public
square, with Cas- and Butler flag floating the top, and
there float until after the November election. We
hear Of poerasng every day. Al this time hickory
poIes in great demand ell through Illinois.
Respectfully PATRICK
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21
WING Idea of Morality,

have been asked how can you. who denounced
the Mexican var, te for it, hero Ny is, In
me. plain and obvious. Gen. Taylor officer
of the regular army. He toux his commission when
a youth. He contracted to fight when and where bis
country called and to oh the orders of his supeors
in command. The President coinmander-in-chief.
He ordered Gen. Taylor obeyed. He acted as Scott
and hundreds of others did. II AID is the view
of their duty, nken by all officers of The army aud
navy.-Thonas Cortoin's letter 10 j. II. Clements.
Thus it would appear, that according to the opinion
OF The wing senator from Obi the officers OF the regu
lar army and navy bound to cut, hew mangle and
slaughter their fellow menbeonging tn anoher coun-
try-with whom their is war without regard 10
the justice of that They bound to do it.,
because they paid for it by the government that
employs them! They are, according 10 MIR. Thomas
Corwn, mere Hlurderers upon hfre,-ust Crown
ingshicd was the hired murderer Of the Knapps Of
Salem to take the life Of poor old Joseph White.
! What a foul LIBEL upon brave un1 generous men !!
We do believe that there is one brave man belong
| ing to the army navy who would fight in a cause
which he did not believe to be ust-not General
Taylor himself. The high princped and chivalrous
officers Of army and navy cut-ihroats
upon hire. They do not mangle and slaughter their
feowmen for the yearly s,rl pend they receive from
their government in consideration of their services
They are not mere unthinking machines, unprin-
cipled ruiians who commit crimes because they are
"ordered" to DO j., And vet such ia whie morality
Well does thi, Infamous libel upon the brave who
have covered themselves and their country with
unfadlng glory in a just war. come from the man
who prompted tie then Mexican foes to "welcome
them with BLOODY HANDS TO HOSPITABLE
GRAVES"
| We appeal to all honorable men belonging to the
army navy, to say if they recognise no moral
principles in the profession which they have chosen
and to proclaim to the world, if the fact be So that
they fight for pelf and plumber, as insinuated by
Sentor Corwin and not from patriotic devotion the
cause Of their country. We must think that Mr..
CJrwn has judged our brave officers and sudiers by
the meiserabe standard IF morality which he has set
up for the guide of his individual action If So,
we lament for himself that he has no high standard
by which 10 measure the motives and conduct of
| high-nlndcd and honorable men.-Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21
The New Pension Law.

The Cincinnati Atlas gives the following abstract
of the pension law recently passed by Congress.
The pension laws interest a great many persons
and we shall do service TO some by the following
exposition of the recent pension law.
This act is far the liberal law passed, and In
terests directly indirectly, at least 80 900 persons
The general principle of this is, that half pay
shall be granted to the widows and orphans Of all the
officers and soldiers Of all descriptions who died IN
any way, in the line of their duty. and who were in
the army volunteers since the LIST OF March, lo46
This the families of all who died in the service
since that date.
Since the first Of March, 1916, there have been in
the military service of the United States not less
than lO0, 900 men. OF these were called out
without being marched to Mexico, and of them few
died.
OF those however. engaged in the war about %
600 died. The widows aud orphans Of these. if there
were any, entitled to the pensions.
The pension act, as extended, applies indeed, only
the regular army. but the following section of the
act is the which the entire ground for VOL
unteers.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That all Wild
ows and orphans of officers, non-commIssoned Off
GERS, musicians aud prvnies, whether Of the regular
army Of volunteers who have died since the first
day of april, thousand eight hundred and forty
six, or who may die during The war with Mexico,
from wounds received from disease contracted
while in the line Of duty, shall be entitled to the
Uf pension is provided for in the first section
of the before mentioned act, under the limitations and
restrictions.
There are two pfovisos 10 this law. The first is
that the dea ia occurred in the line of du
ty, or while returning 10 Tie United States, after re-
ceiving a surgeons cert6rate. while the march
to the army in Mexico. The second is that this act
attaches only to those who were in Mexico or Oh their
arch ihiiher.
This clause. however, includes but very small
number. The pension in fact attaches 10 all whose
father or husband died in service in Mexico, its
borders, on the march TO or from there.
The half pay. is half what the officer soldier
was entitled to while alive according TO his grade.
This act passed July 10, and as is seen by its
terms lie extremely faborable to the families or
those who nave been lost in Mexico. We cannot tell
how large portion of soldiers have left families but
there will doubtless be thousands Of claimants under
this act.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21

ing Friday night slightly increased. but has since
again slowly fallen The change however, is not
perceptible.
The Louisville Journal Of Friday says: "The river
had Hen inch in the twenty-fi,ur hours ending
last evening and there were then feet 10 inches
N the'canal. The weather yesterday was showery
and is still cloudy.
"The War Eagle reports three feet water at
Scuffletown. The Hibcrnia aground there
The Atlantis, Julia. Muuntaineer, Paducah, and five
other bosts were aground at Flint Island. The ORR
entail was aground at Walkers bar. The War
Eagle Jeff ST. Louis on Monday night. She met the
Major Barbour at Jefferson Barracks, and the Silas
Wright below the Sisters"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21

Who could withstand such appeal from fond and devoted
MOTHER when her child wrhg under the influence Of disease
aHd not extend the hand OF relief their power DR.
NJ Man has acted the part Of PAOPreg lover VI
Children IN the preparation Of his justly celebrated " Destroy
Hg Sorder that fails system
Children aud adults Few free those
vermns and they often bofae the ply
by the many strange and symptoms they
frequently give rise to- This medicine equally ecarious the
ineP'ent stages CT consumption,
coughs And often reveals the true Of these complaints
bringing away large quantities worms when they had idea
oil their existence discover any symptoms.
evrr remote OF worms, don't fail them Immediately.
For sale by ToALINs0N BROTHERS, and s. J. WADE,
Tndianspois
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21

The Clay WORCESTERSHIRE New York corres-
pendent of the Philadelphia Pennsylvanian says that
the Clay meeting at Vauxhal, on Thursday evening.
has reused up corresponding spirit of rebellion in
the Taylor camp all over tie State They making
the movement there. Poughkeepsie is up and doing
so is Hudson and, what is more significant still, the
committee appointed at Vauxhal to get up an eecor-
al ticket to meet Saturday discharge their
du es in that respect. The signs now are that the
wing State convention which assemblies at Utica IN
the 18th. will either be forced recommend subs-
tut en- of Clay for Taylor on the presidential ticket,
or look calmly on at a general dispersion Of their
% available forces"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21
NOTICE.
Upton Comfy Taxes. 1915.

rENHE and eoaf indians hereby
give notice that the Duplicate the year IS4s
his hands for collection.
The rate Of taxation charged thereon all property entered
the genUIal list for taxation aid tcii
On each 500 State tax, - cea.s
On esrh Poll Tor State purposes, IS
Cn each S0n for County purposes -
On zach Poll for CoaAty purpose -
On town lots and imPrOssn, each siC0 10
For road OneOuTth Of
taxable land which the Of said Land have right 70
work the public highways the dsict wherein the lsnd
lies.
For the Purpoe Of receiving he win attend himself Nv
deputy 81 the places Of holding rccti0ns the several
OF said county. on the following days, TO wit:
the house Longftaox an
Thursday, the s6th day Of octOser.
At Mr. Circles old place SIRE township, Frdsy, the
27h dap OF October.
Al the house David Decker, in wild township.
day, the seth day OF October.
Al Beck with ThuImans in New Lancaster in Madison
tow nship. Monday the 30th day OF October.
He will attend his Upton. when the
several townships, unit the - Monday February
=. RESSLER go TFeau