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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY, SIS.
In The MARION CIRcUIT CoURT, June TERN, A D. 1881
L. liz
btII IuT DItuTtt.
Margaret Damron VS. Samuel Damron

Margaret DamTon We. Samuel DanroIL
aH KNOWN that on 81 day May A D. ISL the above
, Complainant filed her BIZ for Divorce in the above
titled cause uf the Marion Circuit
and affidavit Of dsnteresed person thai said Deeai
Samuel DaInron resident OF the State Of Indiana The
said Defendant lherefe hereby notified Of the fling ami pend
ency Of Bill he appear and plead
day OF of said Marion
Circuit Court be begun and held al tie Court House, IN l
lis ON the Second the said Bill and the
tiers and things therein contained will be heard and determined
his absence WM- STEWART clerk
BRowN & AIoKENzIE. Soils Comp't. mays-3wtwl
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TO THE LOVERS OF MUs1o.-prOf WILLIAM

O14, TO THE LOVERS OF MUsIC.-Prof WILLIAM
ts ~ ii. CURRIE, having the solicitation Of
n friends determined 10 locate himself permanently In
t danapolis would respectfully inform the citizens generally
IN particular who may wish Instruction. that he
prepared LESSONS the PIANO FORTE Or
GAN MEIODEON &c. and Cultivation of the Voice
Particular attention will paid who may study
Thorough Bass and Hamona branch of the Science dpensa
bic o any wishing 10 become COED Organist
Having been engaged for of teaching and the
himself that he will he able full
those who favor him with their patronage
Piano Fories carefully tuned and repaired.
Pennsylvania doors
north Of Roberts Chapel jnnel0-lmod
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,y:ss rzH DEMocRArIo COUNTY oomM1rrrE j.

rsHE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE is
requested to meet srshe Counting of the SEN
iarFoee 6 Saturday, June 2s at 2ocock P. H. select
candidate for ce Of Couy Commissioners the District
posed Of Pike, Wsyae DECATUR and Perry townships fill the
cancy oceasoned by the resignation of THOMAS F. Stout
The following persons compose the Committee Ceafre-Powe
Rowland, Austin H. Brown J. NJ Tabott and S span. La0
Vines and L. A. ardesiy FcyHe-Samuel Lake and
Thomas Morrow Pke-Adam Wright and A. c. Logan Perry
Morris Rowland and j. w Hunter WaueHJohn Baker and Jo
seph Mcconnell. Washing ton-Emey Wright and G. w Swift.
Cuddngton and Jesse Price. Frankn-Benjamn
Morgan and William Sinner june11
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From New Bedford.
MURDER OF WHALEMEN.

New BEDFoRE, (Mass.) jane g.
Ohediah Lace and five of men of his of the whale
ship Buoy, of Rhode Island murdered by the ma
tives of the Caroline Islands, the 18th of January
last. The ship had touched there
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

CONCORD, June 4th. -.
Legislature organized to-day. Hon. John S. Wellss1
(Dem) elected President of the Senate unanimous
ly, and N. B. Barber, (Dem) also elected Speaker
OF the House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

FoUND-The body Of Elizabeth Hatfield, who was
drowned in the Wabash in March, found Sunday
week, at Fort Harrison.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI June 10.
FLovRMarkei remains stationary, with about equal supply
and defnand 300 l S340 IS and so do
SO so and so do Toe receipts during the last "a hours
ASS bbs; l27 Bbls. exported
PRovoNsMarket dull and nothing report any article
WHsKYDemand good price improved sales 500 bbs from
nal 40 canal $40 river 1sc
Imports bbls.
CnEEsE-Sac boxes Receipts heavy with limited de-
mand.
LEAD-Sale 300 pigs, at sc
DRIED FRUIT-Sae 80 bu Apples, al 90c.
SUeAR-Demand good sale IS hbds fair prime, 81 a6c
CoFFEE-Demand increasing sales bags Rio Ole
100 do. good, l09lGlc; and % do. AT loo.
Worcestershire 300 bbls ~ o. on private terms.
THERE'S general improvement Grocery with
demand from country and city trade.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
From Concord.

CONCORD, N. H., June 6.
The Legislature to-day, in Convention, reelected Gov
DinsmOor Democrat.
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public hereby notified, that in
v quenc- of the failure Of the Canal the Mills sit
Basins OF the Canal Indianapolis have been
PEELED STOP entirely While there great abundance of
water all purposes the Canal is Distracted
that cannot flow down We informed that the pur
chaers Of this part Canal have failed complete their pur
by giving bond neglected of the
the failure OF water and the stoppage of the
Mills purchase of Wheat will be suspended for time
large quantity Wheat hand and purchase
until there is prospect Of more wafer.
june7 J. & d. CARLISLE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 9.
Louis Satton, of Baltimore, has be,n appointed by
the President Apprser large. rice Hugh W. Evans,
resigned
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crAr,r - rnrnrnnrh nrnnrnnr nnrIr-TY

T the May the Marion Probate Court A. D. ISL said
IA declared the NATHAN PAD6IF deceaseS
be probably nsoven Creditors therefore required 10 M their
claims against the for allowance IN The said Probate Court
within months from the date hereof they viii not be entitled
10 payment THOMAS MORROW,
Nav %. 1851 e5-3v(w1 Administrator
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

GREAT ATTRACTION The best bargains sxs5 &C
feTs1 n ,hS sqSn may now be had q w Al L9Mkls
aeds s.a Psn ess l @g % sa 81 SPs PS CTR F
conieconsries, Toys Jewery and hohsand Nouons
ana Fancy Articles eea-ve cheap for Cash and no mistake
quick nTss the one, all and huy
serves rch. lune5-6wlwp wiley ~ LOMk1-
NALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE am Authorized
Real Estate:
The south half Of the southwest quarter Of section town H.
Also the northeast quarter The quarter Of section s.
town "a range % acres improved having upon
Aiso The e,art Of he We, ,ar Of section
ovnl7, range wss Two last pieces lying in the eouzy OF
authorized e sen his properly private sale At ihe sPpras-
fourth al The end Of six Twelve and eighteen mouths be
found al residence miles ouiea OF Jackse and letters
May is is5i-junes-4w(Ti J. AwHiTE.
WoUNG MEN OF ENTERPRISE wAETED-To obtain
subscribers for Of the popular and saleabe Books
agents want none but good men, those who active prse
veng enierprzng can furnish OF twenty cap
a To such, unusual Inducements a very profitable
and pleasant vocation where they certain Of Doubling tr
cleared the last year, from twelve hundred dollars. Agents
wanted Indiana and South generally Remember that
There tide in the affairs Of men, which taken al The food Leads
For particulars terms requisites apply post paid to
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers,
junc5-1mowl sandusky City Ohio
a TTENTIoN FARMERS WEAVING. undersigned
prepared do all kinds OF country Weaving such Jeans
low Call his residence West side Of the Canal few houses
North OF the Paper Mil. A. GEIER.
apr2-3motwlp
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The sub
scriber offers for sale his Farm. containing about go
A 100 clear and in high cultivation, the balance well
umbered There is Saw and GrS MIL permanent stream,
called Duck Creek which through the properly and may he
successful operation by outlay, being fed by
sprngsl There also excellent Orchards
This property situated the Indianapolis and Peru State Road
mile from StrawioWn. and from Nobesve the county seat Of
which the Railroad completed This
Farm well adapted tie raising Of stock being well supplied
with Springs.
For further particulars apply the subscriber the premises
If by letter, paid, Post Office.
aprl6-6wtwl TIMOTHY O. MAHONEN-
DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Notlce Is hereby given, that
IA the Personal Property EO A CHAPMAN, winch
not previously be disposed of private sale VIII be sold al
Public Auction at the late residence or the deceased Of Ma
ryland and Mississippi streets Saturday, July s. ISL, commence
o'clock. A NJ The property chiefly Household Fum
complete bound files from ISL 1S5O
! and a other books, &c.
! Terms of sale, prescribed by law J. CHAPMAN
June @ 1S5l-law3w Administrator
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

repdted 'Iumbug exposer" are both In this city, the
former charging 81, and the latter 25c. admttance.
Neither attract much attention.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 6.
Miss Fox, the Spiritual rapper, and c. C. Burr, the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
Private Despatch.

ArTIcA, June 10.
Mace nominated on the first ballot, sixty-one
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
sabbath school Celebration.

At meeting Of the several committees of the differ
Sabbath Schools convened in the FIRST Presbyterian
Church. on the 9th day of June, 1851,
On motion, ] s. Ketcham, Esq, was appointed Chair
man, and r. H. Newcomb Secretary. The meeting
opened by prayer.
Ii was resolved that we celebrate the ensuing 4th OF
July in the usual manner, in the State House Square
On motion, committee of arrangements was appoint
ed, consisting of w. w. Wright, w. S. Hubbard and
c. Beck, to procure suitable refreshments.
A. G. Willar1 ]. NJ. Ray, and j. L. Ketcham,
appointed committee to have suitable hymns printed
for the occasion
On motion, Prof. Downes' Band respectfully re-
quesed to favor with their excellent music the
cason.
On motion, James Blake was appointed Marshal of
the day, with power TO appoint assistants.
On motion, Gov. Wright appointed to deliver the
Grafton, and j L. Ketcham reader Of the Declaration
of Independence.
On motion, committee of eight appointed, con-
sstino of VIM. Hannaman, C.. Fletcher, G. Stumph, G.
ID. Stats ] L. Ketcham, Prof Downe, A j. Danlorth,
and j. Blake with the citizens at their meeting
proposed to be held tomorrow evening" TUESDAY at
the Court House, confer with them in reference the
celebration Of the fourth Of july and to make such
engagements may be proper.
On motion,
Resolued That the City papers be requested to pub
lish the proceedings of this meeting.
]. L. KETCHAM, Chairman.
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up on Washington street.. and countless number of
dwelling houses in all parts of the city. One brick
ma ker informed this week that he has made 125 900
brick per week since the commencement of the season,
and could have sold twice many had he been able
make them Theresare fge other brick-yards which
have each done equally wei, and still unable to
supply the demand.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

yuyBE HARMONY OF PROPHECY; or scriptural nlustra-
u Of the Apocalypse by the Rev Alexander Keith D.
iune4 inst received by ROSS & RAY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

SHERIFFS SALE-Pursuant 10 the commands or writ Of
- vendtOn issued by the clerk OF The Marion Creac
the Indiana. in relation the
Board Of Commissioners Of the County Of Marion Jacob Ian
dis and others will expose SALE public auction az the door
the Court House the of Marion in the state Of In
diana Saturday. the nth day Of June A. d. 1851 between
hours OF 10 O'clock A. NJ and O'clock p NJ the and
profits for term exceeding Of the west half Of
the south CT section number
township number fifteen 5) north, OF number three (
situated in the county Of Marion state Of Indiana together
with the improvements thereon and u such rents ana fohts
will sell for sufficient satisfy the amount demanded
by said writ WILL the tire and place. oher for sale IN
like the fee simple Of said property Levied upon the
properly Of james w. Johnston.
C. G. CAMPBELL. ShaiT Of II c.
may CIV BY ]. NJ. SHIRE DepntH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

HERIFF's sALE-Pursuant 10 the commands q wit Of
ventioni expOnas issued by the clerk Of the Marion Circuit
Court the State Of Indiana the relation Of the
Jacob lands and others VIII
Court House door in the city Of IndianaPO
lis in the county Msuon. State Of Indiana, on Friday, the
18th dav of June between the hours OF 10 o'clock
A O'Clock, the and profits for not
exceeding years number nine % and the west
half of lot number eight 81 in square number forty 40
city Indianapolis and the improvements thereon and
Sufficient satisfy the
said writ, will at the time and
place. offer for like the fee simple Of said proper
ty. Levied upon the property Of Caleb Soudder
< c c. CAMPBELL. Sherif Of N. C..
NAV 92-3-w BY J. NJ SEARFE. Deputy,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

NWrMEs AND BRANDIES.-Pure Port and Malaga Wine
~ pipes Rochel and Cogniac Brandy;
Just received from Philadelphia al " C. HANNA q Gu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

GJThe Madison papers deny that there has been any
Cholera that place, reported in the Louisville pa
pers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

HERIFFS SALE-By virtue of writ of Fer: Facasi ssu-
- ed by the Clerk of the clarion Circuit Court tie OF WI
Robson Charles Michael directed and my
hands win expose sale Public Auction the Court House
door the city of indianapolis the county Marion and State OF
Indiana Saturday the 4h day Of June A D. ll between
o'clock A O'Clock, and
exceeding number ~
Square number oyHme 9l IN the City OF indianapolis ioget
with all The improvements thereon. And il the said ard
profits viii sell for sufficient satisfy the amount demand
ed by said writ with accrung Interest and viii at the
and place sale. Ike the fee simple OF sad
propety levied upon the property Of said Charles Michael
C. c. CAMPBELL Sheriff Of Marion Comfy.
MAY % 1s5l-3vv(w) BY J. VI. SIkRrE, Deputy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

0oLD sCALEs-vey ingenious, for detecting spurious Gold
- Com received and for sale low a. GRAYDON'S,
;unes Sign Of the " Saw
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n OST-Iost Saturday last between Governor WTght's
dwelling and the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, pair of GOLD
SPECTACLES, leather suitable reward will be CIV
e., if found and left with the Governor.
sunc9-3tp JOSEPH HENDERSON,
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NIoUNG MEN OF ENTFRPR1sR wANTEp-To ollaf

a TTENTION FARMERS l-wEAVING. The undersigned
prepared do all kinds OF country Weaving such Jeans
Flamels Carpets Iseys All work warranted, and charges
low Call his residence West side Of the Canal, few houses
North OF the Paper MILL A GEIER.
Twin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

NTOTICE-The win be the Central Canal On
~ Thursday the l2h OF June, for repairs Lessees VIII taxi
notice WIN. ID. SHEPHERD
iunes-a,fijune Agent for Company
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

Ed oARDING, with without rooms may be obtained
sonable terms Mrs DIS of Maryland and Ten
sts. Washington jule4d2yvp
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

1.-THE Indians who gave entertainments at the Ma
sonic Hall in this city recently creating lively
sation and drawing crowded houses in Cincinnati by
their exhibitions
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

1.-THE merchants in Cincinnati and other large cities
are coming the practice of closing their stores at
early hour in the evening, in order to give their clerks
time for recreation and study Tue Merchants in this
city, we believe, contemplate doing the thing Short
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY, SIS.
IN THE PRoBATE CoURT or MARIoS coUSTy.
April Term. A. d.. 1851. /

Petition for The sale Of Real Estate.
Ell c. Suarove Of Lewis g Powell,
deceased Elizabeth Hand Isaiah Hand Henry Green un
Sarah Aundy, Powell Francis Powell, William Powell,
James Powell Sinclair Powell, John Powell, and John Snow
EE Known that the 25h day of April A d., le5 al The
April Term Of said Court appeared 10 the satisfaction az
by Shers TO The he above en
defendants Elizabeth Hand and Isaiah Hand and
Francis Powell and Sinclair Powell residents Of the State
ordered BY said Court that notice Of the
filing tendency said petition be given sad defendants
defendants therefore hereby notified OF The fling and
penepcy petition and that unless they appear and plead
said peon the first day Of The next term Of
and held House,
CITY Indianapolis the last Monday May then the
tiers and things therein contained will be held true and taken
as Ia said defendants.
BY order of the Court WM. STEWART, Clerk
JoHx CAvEN. ATTY for Petitioner. mays -3Nrix)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

u We understand that a large number Of persons
from Madison and other points the Madison and lndi
annapolis railroad anticipate attending the opening of the
Bellelontane and Indianapolis railroad to Anderson on
the 18th inst.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

ARRIVAL OF THE AsIA-LATER FROM EU-
ROPE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

<tITY LANDs.-DANIEI. YANDES. Esq, Of he City Of In
danapo my sole and only agent for the sale or leasing Of
county, Indiana, and for The collection OF rens
due An persons forbid cutting
wood timber removing from lands de-
ermied that than WOOD
and timber shall suffer the penalty Of the law f T. FQOTE
indianapolis, June 2, ISL june4d2p
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

CtRAss AND GRAIN scYTHES, Cradles Scyihe Stones,
Farming Utensils generally full assortment AWAY
on hand and for sale low the cheapest Al GRAlDONS
june0 sign OF me saw.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-18

Col. CONTROVERSIAL the public has
felt much interest to know something OF
The personal history Of the late Col. Crit.
tenden, one oftho unfortunate victims who
vas shot at Havana, a lady friend, whc
knew him well, informs Us that he wn.
The second son Of the Hon. Henry Critten
den, late Of Shelby county, Ky. His mother
was daughter OF the lamented COL Allen
who fell at the battle of 'Tippecsnoe, and
she is now the wife OF Col. Murray, o
Cioveport, Ky. Mrs. Allen, the grand
mother of young Crt,enden, was daugh
Ter Of General Logan, one Of the mos, dis
Itinguishcd Of the Kentucky pioneers. Col
Criltcnden was also cousin TO Col Har
din, of Illinois, who so CALAMITY fell a
Bnena Vista. He was graduate Of Yves
Point, and at the time Of his death wa
about thirty years ofage. lie was ne
phow Of the Hon. John j. Critieuden, III
Attorney General Of the United STATES, am
SO learn was young man Of briIlian
qualities and Of much pfomlse.-[S,. Loui
inteliigeuccr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-18
Tus MAINE L,ouoR LAw.--The enac,

The MAINE Liquor LAw.--1'he enact.
men, Of laws, on the part Of the Maine Leg
stature, excluding rum, as o beverage, can
no longer be considered as an experiment
Of doubtful issue. A Portland correspou.
dent Of the Nowburyport Union say :"Tho
Temperance Law is operating much more
layorably than was anticipated. There il
less resistance on the part Of tho sellers.
and strong determination with tho au,
thori,ios to drive the whole family Of rum
from tho State. Should the law be sun.
ported. il viii no doubt lead to its adoption
throughout N. Englund. They look upon
aud treat the means Of drunkenness here.
~ you do the means 81 gambling, which
aro coniiscaied. For two months there
have been no commitments for in,empet.
ance in the city, and learn from the Over.
seers of the poor that il is having a visible
,ctlec, in the department. Ii the reform
continues, an alms-housc may vet become
the retreat Of the unfortunate and tho in.
valid, free from all association with vice
and crime"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-18
cnyvrvrloN AT BURLINGTON.

We understand that il 10 in contempia'
,ion TO call Convention al burlington
Lawn. some time in October next, OF Dele
gates from Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Min
neso,n and Missouri, with the view VI ma
king demonstration in behalf 81 ,he IN
provemen, d The Rapids in the Upper Ms
sissippi Tho proposition y. TO ask o
Compress an appropriation ai manay Or
donation Of Land for this purpose. ~
need not say that NO heartily second ih'
NOV c,neot Oientimss have We urge
mon our citizens the imperative Decessil !,
III the removal Of the distractions 10 ih'
navigation ofihe Mississippi, presented b,
these Rapids. As often have we failed II
interesting the public in the matter; bu
we are more than ever convinced that ,h''
work must DO accomplished, II we want y
retain our hold upon the lead md g1al
trade OF iowa, Illinois and Minnesota. Tn
necessity is more Urgent now Than at any
previous period, aud We arc MT ~Ithon
hone that our citizens have become satisii
ed Oft. Our only chance Of retaining lha
important trade is by assisting to presen
such facilities as will give the river sh'
preference over artificial means os commu
nica,ion. The renewal Of the distractions
ia tho Rapids will do this, aud nothing else
Luckily, the majority Of tho delegation
from this State in ,he next Congress u
composed Of men who will vote for, nn'
support, all appropriations Of this ebsrac
ter, and we have no doubt they viii exer
else All their influence in favor Of the work
But it viii be well 10 have such demon
s,rs,ion as is proposed i will elicl. fncis
and the views ofihe people on The subject
AID a decided expression Of the porala
will is wonderful enlightcner Of ih'
minds OF some politicians.
As soon MS the time is appointed Tor ih'
Convention, we trust that our citizens vii
hold meeting and send a numerous dele
CATION, 10 take part in IT'S deliberations.
Mo. Republican.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-18

LocoFocoIsM DrsEAsRD. The Dlbuque
Express says that the Democratic party
50 styled, in this State is affected "wi,h
political disease which has already assum
ed the character Of a con'agion."
Darenport Gazette.
We said no such thing. Oar remarks
were addressed entirely to the Democracy
Of this county.--Dubuque Express.
The Express did say, 10 speaking q The
Democracy Of Dubuque county, that
veterans who have grown gray in 4
steady and answering devotion to Jeiier.
sonian principles and political consistency,
have either remained at home, or having
gone TO The polls, have left their faith be.
hind, in a preconceived determination 10
immediate judgment and conscience upon
TIE altar Of passion and prejudice"
And such denuncialion, amounting Ia
downright insult, coming from man a, the
head Of party press, should be sufficien,
to condemn him 10 the estimation Of oyery
righ,-miuded man 10 his party.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-18

II appears that tho expeditions from this
country against the Spanish authorities ia
Cuba are creating some sensation in Eu
rope. The London Times and other Lon.
den papers express strong doubt whe,hel
the British Government would PERM, Cuba
to fail 10 the hands Of the United States.
There is no doubt that the u S. Govern,
ment, 10 the cS,en, oil lis power, will pro-
vent any infraction, in The Cuban affair.
Of its own laws, the Law Of tie nations, CT
the faith oltrea,ies II will not however
10 any part oli,s action, recognize the RICH,
d Great Britain TO interfere al nil. lfCuba
no matter By what means, shall be rcvolu
tionized, and Ifihe question shall then arise
Of her annexation TO the United States. on
il such question even without her being
fevo'ulinnlzed our national authorities will
consider it and decide il for themselves
without the slightest reference to British
Will Let great Britain undertake TO pre-
scribe what arrangement the United States
may make, or may no, make, either with
the authorities Of Spain or the authorities
OF revolnionlzed Cubs, and she will be met
with the s'ernest defi,nce, and, if necessa-
ry with war.-Lou. Jour.