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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-04
CHEAP
G A r. p e r s T. OR E,
ON THE CASH PLAN.

Al No Al Strawberry 81. philadelphia.
V>liE Rent Of the Subscribers in their present
Il situation being very low, and their terms
CASH, they are enabled to sell al such low prices
that customers cannot fail to bo satisfied and they
invite the people Of Northumberland and the adj
joining counties to call and examine their stock,
as they offer an excellent assortment, comprising
Beautiful Imperial, 3piy, I
Superfine Ingrain.
Heavy Twill Venetian, SCARPETINGs.
Fine English Worsed do.
Plain Striped do.
With large stock of well seasoned Floor Oil
Cloths of all widths, for Rooms, Halls, Door Pie
ces, &c. Also Furniture Oil Cloths, Beautiful
Hearth Rugs, Table Covers, Floor Baize, Rag Car
pets, Mating, &c &c, together with large Stock
e low priced Ingram Entry and Stair Carpets,
Wholesale aud Retail, at the lowest prices in the
city. ELDRIDGE & BROTHER,
No. A Strawberry street, one door above Ches-
nut, near I'd street. Entrance also at No. SO South
Second street, Phi'adelpha.
sept. 2Sth, ii-3m
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On the goth ult. DIR. G.. W. NNssrR, of Mauch
Chunk 10 Miss AMANDA SELLERS, of Ashland
Iron Works, Carbon county.
On the 18th uIt., by the Rev Mr.. Bosslcr, Mr.
ASAH H. REEGSrREssER, to Miss ELIzAHErH
R.nGER. both OF Lykens township, Dauphln co.
On Thursday the 2Gth ult., by the Rev. J W
Phillips Major llErEURN MCLURE, Prothonota-
ry of Lycoming county, to Miss MARTHA Il,
daughter of Hon. Joseph B. Anthony, Of Will
Transport
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ShailiOkin Coal

AT NORTH LAND.
VINHE Subscriber has boat load OF excel Mt
Il Shamokln Coal at Northumberland, which
he oilers Tor sale at the lowest prices. Persons
wishing To purchase will csl the subscriber at
SunbuIy, or f. p. Shannon, Esq. at Norhumher.
land ii. b. MASSER.
Sunhury, Ian 4th, lSi5.
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McdiCatcd syrup Of SursapariIIa.
FhilId, lphla, Ami 10Th lSit,

rhlld' lphla, ArrIl 10Th, lsii.
Mr.. JoHN \. CANrRLLI,
Dear Sir,-lIa,ng he, n atllic ed cor upward. of
two wears with liberation oi the throat, de>royiug
the whole of he soh p,l,tc .hen through the upper
part # III, mouth INTO my nose, from which sever
ii l,cc> nf ho,e came ont, which partially destroy
cd my speech through a kind Providence aul your
Medrca,"d Syrup "f Shrs,prrIll' | am now restored
10 prrt CT he Allh, aud my sight, which WAS 81 much
impair, d, /, l. strong when hoy.
thought II duty owed toy vnu and those slmi>
larry Affect d, To make 1t public.
lours, Rspec fully,
SANIEl. KIRK,
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|. Ga ril Irustnn, No 4 r, kiss Street. do crI-
uk that my wife, Jane, 6ill'crd Tor iva years
with Rheuma ism and At lat entirely dI-a lied,
that she Obliged tn hr confined Ia h,d tea
ing "f Cant'eTs Meiira'ed syrup ui Sa's'par'lin,
- Ann Sc"hu'lc syrup, procured t'nr h,ttI' :,
which completely rrm"ved all her pain. aud sui-
nCs- from her limbs lwum,rr hurilrs made per-
feet cure. Sic Is now able Ia ATTEND 80 her house
hold duties a usual. GABRJL JOINS ron.
Phdad,lphi., Ian. 22d. 1874.
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Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to the estate Of John
A Leehou, late OF Point township, deceased,
are hereby notified to make payment, without de-
lay, TO the subscribers and those having claims
against sald estate, will present them duly suhen-
tlcated Tor scltiemcn. JOHN B. BOYD,
ID. BRAurlGAN,
NoHh'J, Dec. 20, lSli,-6t Executors.
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THE MORMON Cu,RrGR.-A bill has been in
piuced into the Illinois House of Representa-.
YES, repeating Internationally the whole of the
'ormon charters, and referred to the Committee
4 the Judiciary by vote of los yeas TO / nays
No of the four voting in the negative were Nor.
lon representatives. The Springfield cores
'ondent of the st. Louis Republican expresses
ne opinion that the charters will be repealed.
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"Washington Fire Company,

THE members of the Washington FIe Com
pny" are requested TO meet at the State
House, on Monday Evening, Jan. g. at -
clock. precisely. Puuclual attendance is required
Ian. 4. JACOB NOUNGMAN, SIC
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PRICE CURRENT.
orrecied weekiy By Henry YUrihtimer.
" Good Intent Fire COmpany.o

\ STATED MEETING of the Company will
he held on Tues'i'y evening next, al o'clock
at the Court House. Punctual attendance is re.
quired. CHAS. 5. WEISER
Jan. 4. lS45. Secreiarv
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The Nauvoo Times and Seasons gives official
notice that Elder Farley p. Pratt has been ap.
pointed by the Council ofthe Twelve to go to the
city of New York, To take charge of the press
in that city, to regulate and counsel the emi-
grants who come that way from Europe, and to
take the Presidency OF all the Eastern Mormon
churches.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-04

Gen. Deming, the Sheriff of Hancock, in his
recent official visit to Warsaw, had his horse
shaven and shorn Of its name and tail during the
night of his visit.
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Executors Sale.

H>IIE Executors of the estate of Daniel Lew
Il Esq, decd, will offer f,r sale, at the Court
House, in Sunbu,y, on Monday the 9th January
next,
Four Contiguous Lots Of Ground,
including :he dwelling house lately occupied by
Mr.. Levy, fronting the river.
Also:-Four other contiguous Lots of Ground,
fronting on Deer and - Streets
Conditions will be made known on the day Of
sale, by LEWIS DEWARr,
ALEX. JORDAN.
Sunhury. Dec. 81, ls44-3t Executors
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The Popular Vote of The Presidential Election.

The Washington City Globe has taken the
pains to collect the popular vote in the several
states, on the Presidential question, which we
give below. The whig papers, by leaving ont
South Carolina, in which state the Legislature
casts its vote, and by giving wrong figures, have
attempted to make ont Mr.. Polk minority Pre-
sident, when in fact he has a majority over both
the whig and Aboition candidates combined
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MAGNETIC TrLEeRArn.-It is said that

MAGNETIC lELEGRAPH.-lt Is said that the
wires which were laid over the tops Of the hou.
ses in this city, in the direction of Chatham
street aud Fast Broadway, have been extended
as far as the shot tower, and will be continued
10 New Haven Jour. Of Com.
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Call and Settle.

hERSONS knowing themselves indebted to
n tn" subscriber, requested 10 call and settle
their accounts, on or before the 20th day of Japu
ry next after which time those Of long standing
will be placed in the hands of Justice FIR collie
ton. II. b. MASSER.
Dec. l4th, 1914.
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purchasers to call at our respective establishments,
Silks and Fancy Goods.
w & r p Remington so Market Street.
Ashhurst Il Remington 50
Buck & Potter ll6
Yard & Gilmore lO9
Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods.
Reynolds Mcfarland & Go los Market Street.
Burnett, Wuhers n Co 100
Scott 4 Baker $50
Wise, Pu,cy & Wise l54
Hardy q Hackers 46 n. Second 81.
Importers of Cloths, Cassimcrs, Vest
William II Love l47 Marke, Street.
Lambert Duy los
Hardware and Cutlery.
Michael Baker 2l5 Marke, Street.
Edward ) Handy & Co SO
Importers and Manufacturers of Sad
dcry Hardware.
Horn & Kneass 2l5! Market Sueet.
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Caps, Leghorn
and Palm Hats, &c.
WE& Il Whclan, l5s Market Street.
Levick, jenkins Il Co l5O
NJ Conrad n Co 60
Manufacturers and Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
Thomas p James 2l2 Market Street
Potts. Linn Il Harris 2l3!
Rollnsnn, Col n, x Co 81
Edv ard Cole 81
Thompson PanCoast & Co 40
Hats, Caps, Furs and Trimroings.
l. Kenton l'6 Market Street.
John saucrbisr & Brother e.
Books and Stationary.
Gricg & Eliot 9 N. Four h Street.
Hogan & Thompson 30
Importers of British and French Fan
cy Staple Stationary.
l. Cohen x Co 81 Fourth Street.
Henry Cohen 3
Importers of Hosiery, Gloves, Trim
mngs and Fancy Goods.
scrIoy & Sevcring 90 n Third Street
Parker q Lehman 3
Combs, Brushes, Brooms, &c.
Thomas Cooper 3N From, Street
Importer of Toys, Fancy and Staple
Goods.
4 T OF Monrose l6 : Fourth Sueet.
Manufacturer of Patent Lard Lamps.
Eds S Archer 81 y Second Sttet
Manufacturer of Patent Floor and
Furniture Oil Cloths.
I.aac Mncnulry, il. 6N Fifth Street.
Manufacturers and Importers of Pa
per HangingS.
Howell & Brohrrs so & I42 Chesnut ST.
Philadelphia, Angus, 81, Isl4-3m.
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REFoRMING CRIMINALs.-In Cincinnati chain
gang is formed of criminals, and they are com
PEELED 10 work on the public highway.
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ID 1 l. ID ,

In this place, on the lst inst, THOMAS, son
of George W. Klehl, aged about years
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-04

OT Descriptive ramphI,ts may be had OF the
agents (Gra,rs.)
J. ". FRlILNG,
SuuhuIy, Nov. Q, lSii.-ly .igeH
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SHUGERI"S PATENT
WASHING MACHINE

T1NHiS MAchme b - now been tested by more
1 than thirty families in this neighborhood, and
has given euIire -atl>iaCon. II Is 80 simple IN It's
c"rstructIun, that IT cannot get out of order. II
conllnS IRON tn rust and -prnGs or rollers TO
get out of repair. II will do twice much wash
nG, with ie>> than halt the and tear of an, OF
the I,t, inventions, and what is { greater in por.
,aucc, costs hut little over halt ais much as other
washing machincS.
The suits, rirrr has The exclusive right for Nor
rhumh'rland, Union, l.. coming, Columbia, Lu-
2crne and Clinton cuuutIes Price of single ma.
chine So II. Is. VI ASSER.
TIE following certfcatr IS fom few OF those
who have lhe-c m ,chiue, IN use.
Suuhwv, Aug. 81, ISii.
We the subscribers certify that have now
Ia ~. IN nur fsmllirs, "ShugeIt's Patent W ash
ing VI tchue. and 10 rot ht sate Swing that it is
a most ,Nc-ll,ut nvcn'i'u. That, M Wa-hing
II viii ave more than one halt the usual labor
That It docs not require more than one third The
usual qulnriy of 80 ,p and water /; and that there
: n rubbing and couS' quently. little or no wear.
ng ,r rauna-rhd It knocks oli no buttons, aud
thai the finest Coi hrs, suca collar, lacCs, Il cks,
fnlIS, &C., may hr vas ed in a very short time
without the least iniuN, and IN fact without any
arpn'ru' wrar aud ra', "hatev r. We therefore
ch"rriully recommend Il T. our friends and u the
public, as a most useful ard tab saving machine.
4. JORDAN.
CHS WEAVER,
Gus PIE \SANTS,
GIDEON MARKLE,
Hnu. GEO. e.. WELKER,
HENJ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LEiSENRlNG.
IItEH's Horrl, (fnrm,riy fremont House, No.
TIC ch,snut srceD,) Philadelphia, September
@lsr, lSii,
have used Shugcrl's Patent Washing Machine
IN nv hon t upwards nf eight month, and do not
hesitate To iay that deem II OF the mo use.
tu sud ,aluahle hhorsavrG machines ever imvrn-
ted. f"rmerly kept Two women continually oc-
copied IN washing, who now do as much IN two
days as ,hry then did in Que week. There is 40
wear ~ tear in washing. aud il requires not more
than one-third the usual quantity oi soap, have
had uumher Of oDh,T n. chues IN my lam ", hui
tins j. decidedly superior 10 every thing else, aud
81 irtle lahIc tn get ou "t I'puI that would not
do without one # they should cost ten times the
price thcy are sold for. DANIEL HERR.
TWEED LOrH, handsome aucle, all wonl
light and elaslrc, Tor summer Goats aud Pants
TO- sale, very low, by
Juue is, H. Is. MASsER
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TO
Country Merchants.

V>HE Subscribers respectfully invite County
Il Merchants who are about TO purchase Fall
and Winter Supplies, to an examination of their
respective Stocks, believing that their several as
sentiments as complete as have ever been ollel-
ell in the Philadelphia Market.
With stocks OF Goods in their several Depart
mens of the choicest kinds-a determination TO
sell on terms which cannot fail to prove sasficto-
y-and disposition to please old and new cuso-
mers, will, we hope, be sufficient inducement TO
purchasers to call at respective establishments,
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LIST OF JURORS
nF Northumberland County, i"r January Fem,
~ 4. ID. lsi5.
6.r1sE VIIrOrS
Grand Jurors,

TrbH.-i.aac Duukle
Dei,irGre.-Wm B Irwin, JJhn Beard, AhTa.
ham SIarnrr.
MHDn.-levis l. Evars, II Erkbeii.
ChLSquaque F"rdrsmsn
NorihuniJcrIdHd-J loungmrn, Beuj Helm.
Augusta Henry Malirh, >nr.
Scandinavian H1h nan, James Yorum.
RuSh.-isanc Kasc. WIN Rolhrrmel Jacoh Arer.
lppr Mdhm"y. y.--Gidepn Adam, solomon
Folk. Samurl Nra,t.
Lo,rcr .lfhonoy.-Jonat' an Dnckcy, George
Iloi>, Andrew Dcuy cob Smidrr i, Elijah
3ycr Y, John Brwmau, IT,.
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Curious SrArIsTICs.-Thc American Insti.
ute OF New York has published statement re-
pecting the consumption of animal food yearly
that CITY, The weight OF bccves killed year.
Wis 3i,0O0,000 lbs. ; sheep and lambs, 6,30u0,-
% lbs /; hogs, 3.150,Oo0 b.. calves, 99D,0OO
IS.-Tuial, ijIl9OO0 lbs. The \. Y. Repub-
can says:
"ASsumng the population of New York city
o be 35O,00O, and that the consumption Of ani-
nal food averages tour ounces per day to each,
he total consumption in year amounts to 81
37,5OO lbs to which may be added the a.
nuunt consumed by commerce IN the coas,lng
md foreign trade, aud also by the population in
he immediate vicinity of the city-l3I72 800
bs.-ialr estimate; it makes up and confirms
he total before stated, Of II li9, 600 lbs which
It three cents per pound, amounts to 81 ,363 =
40
New York AND ERIE R,ILRoAD-The
prospect of obtaining the requisite amount Of
subscriptions is favorable The New York pa.
,Grs say all the city directors, except one or two,
ave subscrrbed for the amounts which they
propose 10 take, ranging from 10000 dollars to
10000 dollars, aud those who have not yet put
Gown their names, are ready to do 50 whenever
shall he necessary, in order to complete the
um required.
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SOMEWHERE hrtwrrn The residence nC the
- subscriber, in Oh Ii qu que TOWNSHIP, Moth
umb, riand couhtv, and the borough ui Suuhurv
un Tuesday, the l2th lust, a small PnrEEr Book
containing note ol hand from Tobias R"mcu and
John Murrav to subscriber, ms the almni,tritur ol
fhom's Murav, dated ia January, lS29; and
another note oi hand t. SANE, fH SIS dated IN
1870; a suhI IHna Tor wiinrsscsc., aud = five dot.
lar bll on the Bank of Northumberland The
GnA,r, hy returning 1t, will hc suirah Trw-'ird !,
ur by leaving the p,rers AT The Post Ollie, Suuhu-
~, rT forwarding them Ia the ru scrhcr NAV keep
the five dollar iill JAMES +, MURRAY.
Oh lisquaquc, NV, 3urh, ls4i.--lf
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Petit Jurors.

IWrHuf.-James ATmslIOng.
LewiS. john Knapp.
DthHrare.-Jacoh Dghler. snT, George Fox.
Samuel Dearmond, David I Mack'y, Jared IT,
VINE.
MHOn.-lsaac lIousel, Henry Wilhelm, George
EI'er, Michael Shoemaker.
ChihSquaque,-Thomas Allen, James jordan,
Andrew F',zer ir.
Poinl-Daniel Nankirk.
Observation-Disclosures Hoopeter, Jacob
Rider.
SunbWy--ChaIles Weaver Peter W GRAY.
Augusia-Jacnb Ever Joseph l.ylle, Robert
q Pursel, Jacob Dewitt, Thnmis Volt jr.
Rush.-J"scph Patien, Alexander Moore, Gas
per Reed, Jacob Reed r,
Littis NGhonoy David DunkhlFrGcr
Jackson Charles Rolhermel, Mi'ha.l Creasin.
ger, Peter Fcr,ler, Peter Reed, Jacob Bohner
Nov 3OIh, lsi4.
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TraVcrs Jurors.

TUbW. .-J"hn Fox.
L,uTS.-Adam Schuylrr Jacob lIunsirkcr.
Dtkgmarc.-J nmes karhc ~, john liiIrIe Isaac
Vincent, John fngrman, Daniel Nicholas.
MHpu Michael Kramer
ChiHSguaguc.-Thnmas Hui IN, John Heller,
VIM iianh ~, Rohe't Lyon, Edward Buoy.
PoiH'.-Johu rfoulz, Aihln Newhcuy, Jr., WIN
Denthr
Norihumbcrdnd.--Wm II Wapples.
Suabwy-Iames Hused, John Hrleman, Gen
Is iuungmnn.
AuguSta.-Jacoh Rho ds, Charles R,hins, JAS
l.ytlr, Philip Grul, Andrew KaIhumnn, Peter
NandiuG George Siler, ,hn lnrdv.
Shdm0k A. Mo'Gsu Hughes, John HUI, Fur.
man F"mswm'h, John X Cimphell.
Rush -Gerrge A Dixon, Beuj amin Matthias,
Jacob Suider, AlexandeI Campbell.
CoaL-Dsvid Thompson. Michael Dcrk, snr.
Upper MGho"oY.-Gr"rge Haas.
LOtcer MahOnoy-iush krmble, John MIS-
ner, snr.. Henry Wra,t.
,Iackson. daniel Bnhner, IT,. John kehl, lirn-
ry Latsha, Benjamin Helm, Jacob WeIscr, il.
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INMIGT.TIoN.-The following is an abstract
from the official report of the Department of the
number of passengers that have arrived in the
United States from foreign countries during the
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LIST OF CAUSES.

ENOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas Of Nor.
thumherand County, at January Term 1915
commencing the first Monday, being the 9th.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

Ns't rieI ~ liit'
tlowe!II, Norristown.
Dover.
y. Floyd, DanviIlts.
ngs. P. NJ. Lowisburg.
. n, Rock Row.
rroI, Belmont, Miss.
Morrill,, Holly Springs, Miss.
eafe, New Orleans.
Spencer Academy.
Bentonville.
bll, CarroIIton.
|an, BoonyiIIe.
Franklin Co.
pre-. Esq. Memphis, Tenn.
Horsehead.
yell, Norristown.
Lewisburg.
lchelI, Post of Ark's. p
long, Nashville, Ten.
Huntsville, Ark.
ylviu.
Sweet Home.
4 DR.. ". n. Anderson. Creek
Washburns Prairie No. =
DardaneIie Springs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

suIs "a Z sssk . : ssssrTTres: |
ntiFned cause for expressing d,
e Saoreme Ruler OF the Unive rs
and blessings which our coun,r,
providence, has enjoyed during tn
Notwithstanding the excitiny scene
we hcTo passed, nothing has ,,t
[o the general pence, or 10 deran .
our political system. The er,,o
ms asen exhibited of nation t,r
VA leoe.oo0 people, having perform
lias ~ "a - :
;,,nnrt.Int function OF e'ec'ns
.,r,.Ir for the term of four years
,,ission of any ac, Of violence o'
Of a spirit Of insubord nation 't s
|prea, and ines,imable r'gn' o' ~,
Exercised by all who were 'nves' !,
the laws Of the different States. II
hlone by a desire, in the se'ec'lo
ndvanco the interests OF the cou.
beyond jeopardy, the institution
our happiness 10 iiVe'
,est interest has been manites''
vmen in the result of The eiec''o
than highly cred,table to lheu..
have assembled from limo 10 III
Is, for the purpose OF con7assl
retepsions ofthose WHO were pr,
lrraaes; but no armed soId'ery
10 restrain, within proper Inn
/, or TO prevent violent ousofea
neb nc moro controlling was found
d obedience to the laws wnl
,xcepsisms, every where
mind, and controls WIN
Z merful ,hSu hosts OF ar,
'eAupo, ih',piciure " ~
icaP md devoted attachn
; A5, ,tts institutions Vi
eDc nroS -,ius their perPct'
ob;on ic,. has always prev,
eion, by the People,of thelr !
off. has been the apprehensit
d orders, which might involve !
Nsaas N sou,d "a, a
f,ss los \ 5ut 10 ths at'd''
iveu fors F9ri de ras v en.9f
y. I no. - fswh.s = 'as
{6Ge Non. 7s popula we
srsss ,tims ppon.ied b, ths
"a. 1 ....nsnced by the Electora'
referencso the decision OF oth,
righ. Of STA ge, and .he moae o.
lec,ion is f'ulatei by the laps .
9 .,eetinn, ,.l,s,iac,ivein all 1t
Thusls ,hat. unlike \ ha
,aSeT ns idi,led syser
gs piid p,Nwag, ne " o.
80. y diiB. 5SaIss "a 'oy o.
dar5sss-sExtef lhg TN o. o.
f'G ereE 8 arms ,itof q peit0'
Sch ,,s iber Ef W. ~ II
s@ass,s ;a,|sn,, s.ass ,rss la,sl ri s..sisr
AIRY corpac. with oipers, No. !! c.~s VI
power d all, the pfo.eIrsn wen SO
iers not dsmes,ic-n
eompletc.success. ,.,n. a nego
c.ee or JoLs'tv.- se4 .u,,eo
roymailYAeD;ssed tfDn oe'w 49,.
s'a;e andlier Rr,nic Ma)es
ipo,entiar! and Enty Exttao,. !,
Wnshins,n, relate TO 'sn- 'he :
ectiye iiaainund yer tho VI
That nego,htion is sil peru, p',,
shns;op. o th| h|result wi be proI
"a 10 CONFESS. Iweld, nov y
T., ,ev;,r,s Messages /; dsignsd !
,!,a,s p,,s'e em;eh,ion to tha'ferrit'
shrent . az Military pots a. 9
s.,,.t sha nx,sn.,li line Of lnndtraseli
~ s;.sna = rkcra,e id corparali'
ss;,s ;,s1ry rss;on1 q below the falls Of
a mats M "A, provision q the
g. IN ,h., ;o;!'s occupationpf the
g. "a. ~ e ;3;as Bsitpin, aSd the
u s,ss. = y - avl.ilabl than
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
Washington, Dccsm5er. 1914.

I HAR.-A rumor prevailed in this city ye.te,.
Gay That Mexico had declared war nrain,. n.
u'i'ed- States. A glance atthe intelligence fro,,
o'a' d'srac tod countryst to be found in our column.
to-day, viii show how perparcd she is 10 ou,or
upon any such enterprise at this juncure, for SANTA
anna has just as much to attend to at home asu,;.
most restless mood could covc,. -,
) on hrst hearing the runor, wo had some ida.
Of advising oil our ctizcns 10 ioo inland :, orc. :.
utwhen we cnuio to coasidcr tha, before the us.'
leans can light upon us they have certain fire, ;,
put ont in Gandalajara. Guanajua,o. and o,h.,
p'asaes equally hard to pronounce and smell, and
'hese being exlingrished that there is a h,o,d
expanse OF territory, Known on the mans as pr~-.
to be iraversed, and whese some li,,e--a' a'os'''on
TO the advance ofan invading arns- ''ay na'u's.iy
enough be looked far--wh.-s"e came TO consider
all this, we say. we b.saought Us that some little
time would probably ciapso Before the blasts OF
the Lesjsaii trumpe,s woald startle US fsom our ;
<gssss; so we conclatsd to advise our-citizens 10
remain perfectly fuict where they are. Our
readers may r<st assured that we shall Keep then.
apprised offhe enemy's advance in season for
kb..m tosfiake good their retreat
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
for the Arkansas Intelligencer.

~.ssSAAA = SAASSAs
IS. and NJ. Duval, Fort Gibson.
and L. DeLano, Park Hill, C. Natior
Fayetteville, Ark.
hgood, Boonsborough, Ark.
!. Newton. General Agent.
(or, Hillsborough, Arks.
hes, Cherokee P. Q. Oh. Nation.
er, Kedron.
hynn. EagIetown Choctaw Nation.
ohnson, Fort Washita.
70, Chickasaw District.
hes, Boggy Depot.
Pding. Fort Towson.
and John Penn, Doaksville.
le and ]. B. Luce, Choc. A. eucy.
n, 4 val, Natural Dam.
Wa rs, fert Smith.
r.. = uns, Ctarl s,illo. -
= Past Master. Isr'N Rock. .,
I'if5 .aiit tIii. T
10, 'dfs FetA |.
ers. Ian syiIia 49,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

s5S "a hssAas been introduced into tho Sonats Of ,
Sarona 70 casnss .shs saodo Of choosing
j e~ Tor Presisent in"d Vice Pet{de.f.., sn
4 slecsot sIecsors are VOW chosen b., - !;
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