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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-09

The following important information is from the
correspondence Of the Journal of Commerce:
COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb 90, Is4s
The daily overland Express package for the Jour-
nal OF Commerce is received, and brings dates from
New Orleans to the Dist, Tampico to the 18th, and
vera Cruz to the 16th the two last brought by the
English steamer which arrived at Cat Island on the
10Th INST The steamer brought FIVE passengers for
Havana, hve for England, and ten for New Orleans,
and had on board 100000 in specie. The courier
from the English Legation arrived Vera Cruz be-
fore the steamer sailed, with dates from the city Of
Mexico 10 the 18th
The American Star Of the IIth inst. contains the
Official announcement that the treaty Of peace was ra-
titled the part of the Mexican Congress, by recey-
ing the signature of SIgnor Rosa, Minister of Fo-
reign Affairs on the 10Th inst, which date 1t bears
A meeting of the Deputies and Senators who were in
the city, held, but only twentyfOur present,
and majority of them in favor of peace and the
treaty.
Gen. Lane reached the capital safely on the 10TH
from his excursion spon Orzaba, and without further
adventure.
Lieut. Clark, with his company, was at Cuerune-
vassa the 9th instant, and Gen. Alvarez was ma
king great effort to cut off his supplies. Lieutenant
Clark making every effort to thwart such plans
and had been so far successful.
The Star of the 18th says that Santa Anna had
asked for passport to leave the Republic, aud that
he recommends 10 bis friends to yield up the contest
with the United Slaes sue for peace and establish
good government.
Pena Pena publishes letter in which he states
that the government of Queretaro in com JUNCTION with
General Scott, have resolved upon the imprisonment
of Santa Anna and thus remove the only obstacle
which exists against speedy conclusion of peace.
There considerable animation exhibited at Quere-
taro. Business was fast reviving under the general
belief that peace at hand if not already conclud
ed.
ba Anoa oc tba tbo
ment had been officially made by the Minister of Fo-
On Relations, that tile treaty had been signed
cond time by Mr.. Trst for the United States and Sig
Cautuevas for the Commissioners of the Mexican
Government.
The Mexican papers conform the articles of the
treaty in the matter of the cession of all of New
Mexico, Texas and Upper California, their part
and the payment of fifteen millions bonus and five
millions for our citizens claims against Mexico by the
United States.
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WHICH PARTY MOST DESIRES PEACE MIR. Rhett,
in his late speech in congress, said

WHICH PARTY MOST DESIRES PEACE Mr. Rhett
In his late speech in congress, said
"Mr. Chairman, our friends the way denounce
the Mexican with great bitterness. To hear
them, one might suppose that they not only have had
no agency in making 1t. but that If they had the
power they would most speedily arrest it. They vo-
ed for the declaration of war by the last congress- and
voted the supplies to carry it on they the ensuing
session, again voted the supplies, and now they are
here with a majority which at any moment arrest
the Why do they not arrest it by declaring at
their determination to refuse the suppliesl If
the boast of Of them be true, they were placed
here majority. by the people. for this very purpose
Sir, our WING friends do not intend, do not wish to
stop this war; peace, if effected to morrow, would
be to them very far from grateful news. They look
TO the the grand instrument of their success
at the next presdentio election. Like proper patri-
they suppose the predomnance Of the democratic
party far greater evil than the Mexican hence
they are willing that the war shall continue at least
until they grasp the reins Of power. tell
you, SIR, ose who most deeply lament this e0r, those
lcho are daily longing Jor its termination b. a
just and honorable peace, on this side Of the
chamber"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-09

o. A WINDFALL.-The Hagerstown News states
that Hezekiah Burhans, old man who lately died
in Baltimore, has left all his property, valued at
$4,000, to young lady, school mistress of that
town, who, when the old gentleman visited Hngers-
town year ago, treated him with great kindness,
when others, viewing him beneath their notice. in
consequence of his shabby appearance. treated him
with great GOODNESS. The lady not only gave him a
warm welcome. but also introduced into her school
the 'Monotonical Speller," work of which the
deceased was the author. 'Knd words cost no.
thing"
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POSTPONEyIENT

of the Land Sales in the INDIANAPOLIS,
FORT WA YNE, and VIVA MAC Districts,
in the State of INDIANA.
NOTICE hereby given the sales Of the lands in the Mi
ami ceSsion Indiana ordered by proclamation OF the Pre-
sden Of the United States dated 25h day of May s7 be
Indiana the September
lsi the Land Office at Fort Wayne the 2Uh September
si and at the Land Office Wnamac the 9th September
and which public notice. dated the I'd day Of
July ls declared postponed until and to
the Goth December S hereby declared to be urter
poned until and to the Land Office indianapolis
Monday the LIST day of May 1886 the Land Office at Fort
Wayne Monday the s Of May S4s aud at the Land Or
fee at Winamac on Monday. the 18th day Of May, lsi5
Given under hand the City OF Washington this four
teenth day of July, ammo domni lS47
By order Of the President
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
So Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-09

MARRIED. In this city, on Tuesday morning, by
the Rev. Mr.. Holiday, DR.. P. E. ROBINSON, of Dan
vile, to Miss MARIE l.. CHASE, of this city.
Did mt somebody figure when they saw 1.-TWO of
'em" standing upl And did mt the boys in the Office
get their share! They say, they guess they did mt
do nothing shorter"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-09
HEADQUARTERS CITY TRooPs,
Puebia, Merico, January IL, lS4S,}

to of dGom of
rnamesto
ne papers to e recruit Office in New York.
re lis unwin etany
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~ bd their nul instructed fHowingn
Sergeant Warren Oldham company A. who had been bad health Sr
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General William Wallace of
of i gudn
obdie servant, w.
Ajuant Ali Indiana A.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-09

II the many papers, and the
many gy respectable physicians aud citizens u high sandns
OF the good effects OF medicine be relied
a
Indian Vegetable Coated
Unlike md attached certificates o this
Of high sandng-
well nov Ia Q community.
For BY Brothers, sign Golden Mortar
j. Wade. druggist, indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-09
The MarkefS.
CINCINNATI, March 4,6P. /

CINCINNATI, marcn =, b 4. Nj.
fIOT-Hoders to-day in instances asked further
ADVANCE and generally the asking 455a460 and
buyers offered high 57 for good brands which re-
fused The only sale heard Of 100 bs from store at
400 The steamer having been elegaphed half
10 A. NJ, business in all departments Produce wa. .us-
pended until the character Of her news should be known
ProuisiOns-No sales of Meat transped to-day and we
heard Of little enquiry or Grease Lard poor quality
~ bTls were sold at 3:O64 per 100 Tbs.
Cdtte-We heard Of sales made day two previously
Of 81 head ordinary quality, $780, and the number
sooG quality, at 81.
Whsky-Sales Of l55 brs l7tc, 1874 do at l7Ic ia
do at l7sc.; so do. at l73c.
Butter-Sales Of Is brls choice roll at lac.
Cgfee-A sale of IS bags good fair Rio at tie.
Western Waters.
The River at this point steadily decreasing and in the
As hours ending Sunday evening" had fallen three feet
At Louisville Saturday there feet inches
ter in the canal and river falling Slowly feet inches
water the falls.
Domestic Markets.
PIrTsBURaH. March 4, g P. NJ.
The river is stand, with channel
The markets are quiet and entirely unchanged.
The prospect oil the canal opening the 10th instant had
senng influence generally present
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. &c, Q NJ.
Sugar frmer and 500 hhds sold to-day il l2 prime
and "a l Sc for choice.
Sales OF 900 brls Molas.es 20 a 2lc.
Flour frme and 900 brs Ohio sold IS 90 o.
do Illinois al SIS II.
OF Corn $500 bush Prime White sold at 4c and so do Yellow
Of 46c.
sales bush Oats at 44c.
Pork me and the market has upward tendency Sales
Of 1000 brls Mess at 50 go u.
OF Lard 3 500 brls Kegs sold at kom to 36c
Sales of Rio Coffee al 7-s &c.
Moderate 81 al 3 a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-09

w pursuance law JAMES POLK President Of the
known that public sales will be held Land OF
ces The STATE Of Indiana at the periods hereinafter designated
cessiOns, In said state 10 wit:
Attbe Land Office INDIANAPOLIS commencing on Monday
the fourth day OF September next Tor the disposal of the public lands
within the aforementioned tow nshps and fractional townships
wh
NORTH Of the base line aud sccOnd principal meridian
fractional township twenty two and twenty three In
Fractional township and townships twenty-five and
twenty three the Great Reserve ranges two
three, tour, FIVE, and six.
Fractional townships twenty former
"Great Miami Reserve" of range seven.
Fractional township twenty three IN the former Of 'wo
miles square on the Saamane river ranges thirteen and fourteen
the eighteenth September disposal public
lands within the aforementioned townships and fractional townships
TO wit:
A Of the base ne and Of the second nsridian
Township. four and twenty-five and
onsl township twenty seven in the former GIeat Miami Reserve
Of ranges five and six.
seven the foTmer Miami Reserve and fractional town
ships hirhree and thirty four the former Fat Bey
Fractional townships twenty and in the former
townships thirty four in the former
at Flat Bely's Village" Of range eight
Facton Tnsps eight in the former
Of sK miles the forks
fractional township hiuyone in the former seeks will
Fractional township reserve "Fa,
oah Of the Aboie river nd the Ra
coon Village and fractional township the former
. F'0% nal h.
Abole river 'Racoon Village" OF range eleven
Fractional townships eight and
at the Mouth Of the AbOte river of range twelve
AT the Land Office at WNAAAC, commencing Monday
twenty nh day Of september for the disposal OF
townships and fractional townships 10 wit
North g the base line and aS Of the second principal
Fractional TO ynlps twenty five and
the former "Great Miami Reserve" Of ram
township twenty the former "GTea Miami Reserve"
ranges and three.
Townships four FIVE and ard
townships and the former CTea Mi
ami Reserve and the Reseve between Eel aud Wabash rver
range four
townships twenty twenty eight
between The Wabash and Eel range five.
Lands appropriated by law for the Of Schools military
purposes and alternate sections granted the OF Indiana
aiding
tiers the Wabash river with those OF Lake Ere by the
proved I'd March, 1927 together with the which
the portions said alternate sections individual
treaties, be excluded sale
The lands will sold for less than dollars
provided by the first section Of the entitled IAN Act grant
the right Of preempon actual settlers the land
the Miami Indians in Indiana approved Sd o
Angus 1886 And the Offering Of the will be
the appointed and proceed the order they
longer than weeks and private Of
will he admitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand the city Of Washington twenty
fifth day Of May donn thousand eight hundred
| forty
| Bythe President: JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
/ Commissioner of the General and
NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
within townships fractional townships
to
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-09
% GREAT INCONSISTENCY:

Physicians prescribe DR.. ROGERS LIvERwORT AND TAR
stages hopeless Of CONSUMPTION
medicines have failed has proved itself to be
extraordinary medical aid in curing that disease Now
valuabei ncipisnt such COUGH
COLDS &C. when the Lungs not too far before ul
takes place. 1t seldom knownt to fail in break
ing up Cough Cold in few hours time, IL
strictly followed The GENUINE DR. ROGERS
LIYERwORT AND TAR, which makes many wonderful
cures for sale VIM Hannamans Drug store in this city,
who lesale or retail.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-09
LIST OF LETTERS

EpEMANING in the Office spois Indiana,
~ March {, lsfs.
Psrsoas calling for these letters DiH pIeosetO say
ADVERTISED.
The inland postage aletters or papsrsfOr Foreign
Countries mHs De prepaid otherwise they cannot bor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-09
DTEDICAL LECTURES.

summer 1rrse Of Will he in the Cincinnati
IN Medical Institute commencing the first Monday April next,
continuing end Of July, under the following arrange
LEcruRERs.
Surgery Drs. hnssey aud Shotwel.
Anatomy and Physiology John Davis, NJ ID.
Nedica and Pharmacy Hamburg smith. N. ID.
e,hslrucs Womrn Children, D.
Practical distinguished practitioner
expected 10 seizure In thls department
Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence &. u. Raymond D.
the NJ
daily will delivered during Course the
the advantage attending Lectures
and witnessing the surgical operations In largest Hospital west Of
the 01- Fee for the Whole Course ss0:DO
s5-epis 2w Zen. EnqI J. n. TATE secy.
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TEACHER WANTED.

rUNHE Principal the Cosny Seminary having
and accepted appointment Professor S. Johns College
and Cincinnati Classical Academy the Trustees doas Of
the a o
Institution The seminary located BroOkvhe FruRkIn
Indiana and now ~ most condsn AeT strenuous
efforts has raised above ordinary school and Of
all advanced education
and Il the determination U The preserve the
Institution No salary Il gvente Teacher relying entirely on The
patronage o the school for The from three
dollars according the studies
pursued by the pupil The building complete repair having
been recently ed considerable with single seals ana
desks, aud in repair by the rus
The the Sth of March. and the
April Application
the sinaon accompanied by he necessary testimonials must he ior
7I-4w w. BARRY,
Secretary of the Board u Trustees Of Franklin Seminary.
BToOkyiie, Jan lS4S
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RAILROAD NOTICE,

TERRE HAUTE, March ID, ls4S.
Messrs j. S. BoBBs s. w. NORRIS, N. McCARrY Commits
sioners Indianapolis.
Gentlemen: At meeting Of the directors Of the Terre
Haute aud Richmond Railroad Company, held this day,
following order made, viz;
Ordered books for subscription of stock opened
at on 10Th ust and remain open twenty days
and that be rven the the different
points, close all the books LIST Of Apsnd that they
make and forward to Geencaste by 10 o'clock A. NJ Of
9th April complete aud full reports Of list of stockho
ders and number Of shares subscribed.
Notice.
In Of the above ORDER the undersigned will open
for subscription of stock the TerTe HauIe and
Richmond Railroad Company, at the office Of J. s. Bobbs in
Indianapolis the 10Th nst and will keep them open for
twenty days thereafter One dollar per share required
be paid on subscribing.
March '''' '''' s%: s SSsSJs, commissioned.
Railroad Notice.
An election will be held in the County Seminary in the
of Greencae Putnam county Wednesday the 9th
Of April next-fo the election OF thirteen directors for the
year lSiS the Tere Haue aud Richmond Railroad Com
pany Polls will be led at 10 O'Clock A. M Stockhol
ders in said Company will take notice.
BY order Of the Directors. c. ROSE. President.
SAMUEL CRAWFORD, Secretary pro TEN
TERRE HAurG, March 2 lS4S. S9-n
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state of Indiana, Marion county, SIS.

In THE MARION CfRcuIT CouRr.
ChaRcery
Thomas Willis Brown, John Gaor and others.
rVE said defendants John Go George Graort, Amy Morgan
and Nelson Morgan husband Odh Richard Pin
dali IIedgman
daof February ls4s, the complainant Thomas Little,
fled complaint the aforesaid in the above enc
case said
pending
TO- ar answer the brfre calling
nett term court held at the House the city OF In
danaps BILL and the aud things therein contained
decree will be rendered hcrrin accordingly.
Attest, r. B. DUNCAN, Clerk.
Smith Sullivan soils for comp. BY j. G. wrrKs. deputy
Feb L.
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ment and Prison
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Paschsl John D !
Peters Harvey w
Peabody Julia
Push Lydia |
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Porter Winney MIss
Price Jacob
r.
Roland Iohu
Rummell Simon
Razier Barbary Miss
Readick euy
Roach WIN Rev
Bamsey Robt
Roberts w a II II
Russell Joseph
Rawlings J B
Raw David
Reidick Margaret
Ragsdale John
Ramsey Elizabeth
Reagin B +
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Snyder Harriet Miss
smith B X Elder
Shearer John
Shanks Samuel
Shaw Sophia
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Smither John 9
Smock John Esq
Swert Joseph
Sanders Isaac d
Stringer George
Shearer VIM
Snease Franklin
Shulmire Henry
Shirts VIM
Silvers S j
Smock John Samuel
Seybold Isabella
Sinks Daniel
Stone VIM
Sutherland James
Shearer Andrew
Skinkls Lewis
Strong Asa 0
Smith Geo w
Singer Jacob A
Z imcox John w
String Thomas
Sulgrove Emanuel
Sutton Mrs
Sitram Jacob
Siler Abraham
Smith Mr.
Sullivan Michael
Samuel Joseph
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Smith VIM
stevenson John
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sharpe Eliza
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Toon Josiah B
Talbert Milton
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Valentine Nancy
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Warner David
w.
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Williams Ann NJ Miss
Ward John
Wilson jeremiah
Wonnell James
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Wallis Elizabeth Q
willis Joseph
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lvinson Mary d
lwiIIson Charles @
Whitney Allen 9
Walton Harry
lWeord Joseph
Williams Joseph 9
white George
Williams Anderson
Wilson Joseph
Wall Marion
Wilkinson James
Weeb Grover NJ
Waller Jonathan
Wise Joseph
Walker Jacob
Wright Julia A
Watts Isaac
Westward John W
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RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled the right of presumption lands
within townships aud fractional townships
required establish the satisfaction of
Receiver the proper Land Office make
for the OF dollars the price fixed by the
third of August 1885, practicable after seeing this
ee and before the day appointed for the
public OF lands embracing the claimed
such claim shall be forfeited. RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Marcel Law I0yis.
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Railroad Notice.
NOTICE.

"HEREAs wife, Margaret Hayden has len my bed aad
w hoard and clipped without just all
tilted harbo trust SAID Margaret as will not be espOn
sibls for any debts contracted by her.
GARNET HAYDON.
wavery. Morgan county. Illinois Feb. "a, ls4s s93w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-09

SHIRTS. xgIlRTS!!
UyTNE linen Boms check Shirts Of articles In
n shefurnshing line. feb2 65-3w D.. WA2D.
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ADMINIsTRATOR,S NOTICE.


NOTICE given that the undersigned has
of the estate of John p Ennis late
county. Indiana, deceased All
indebted requested make immediate payment
aud having claims against notified present
The
be solvent JACOB b. filler,
Feb H. 1913. S2-3ws Admins aloI with will! annexed
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AuDNsNlsTRArOR's SALE.

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.
NOTICE hereby given that will expose sale public
auction "wednesday the 18th VI March lss the
John Ennis, deceased all the personal
consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, and ardu
credit OF three months will be all three
dollars exceeding twenty dollars and credit
months will be given ali exceeding twenty doAu pur
giving their approved freehold
security without relief whatever from valuation
men
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an Saturday 14th inst Mr. Caries Lady's Bracelet
Joined with hair Any finding the envng al
the Sentinel Office, will confer favor MARY SCUDDER.
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nIYIDEND. NOTICE.

DIVIDEND of seven cent for the last sir months wa
"A day declared by the B0ari Of Drertors the capita
Of company payable the stockholders at the Tsesu
rer's office in Madison the 18th instant.
w. N. JACKSON, Secretary.
Once NJ L Railroad Co., Mndison. Feb 10. ls4s. s2.3w
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10000 Boxes per Month,

And we find difficult with large force Of hHnas and the late
machinery which have adopted TO manufac
supply demand thirteen western
and southern large mandatory is constantly
gagged preparing the various concentrated extracts Of which
they From the information can obtain from
parts country medicine cures per month less
cases Fever and Ague one thousand Of which hsVs
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Lafe from NIexico-

The following important information is from the
correspondence Of the Journal of Commerce:
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JOHN w. DODD,
Adjutdnt 4th Indiana Regiment.