Democratic banner., 1846-10-26
MORMON TREATY.

MORMON TREATY.
The following is the stipulation settling
the difficulties in Hancock connty:
A~rticlrs Of accommodation, treaty md a.
grcer1cn', made and entered into, ills SIN
trr"ih day o: September, A. ID. 1916 b..
tween Almdn ". Babbitt, Joseph l.. Hey
wood. ana I.j. Ful!mer, Trustees in Trust
for the Cinurc', Of Jesus Christ Of Latter
Day Saints OF tie one part-ThoMas S.
brakeman, commander Of tie posseri aud
join Clriin, special constable aud civil
head OF the p,ssee Of Hancock county, Of
the second part-and Andrew Johnson
chairman Of the committee Of the citizens
Of Quincy OF the third part
]. The city Of Nluvon will surrender
The force OF Col. Brocknan to enter and
take possession Of the city Tomorrow, the
10th Of September, at 3 o'ci"ck, p. NJ
2. The arms to be delivered to the Quincy
conmittee, to be returned Oh tie crossing
of the river.
;. The Quincy committee pledge them
selves to use their influence for the pro-
lection Of persons and property from all ii.
wv w otN htBu t"C ~ " NC SoahH
and the men pledge themselves to protect
all persons and property from violence.
4. The sick and helpless are to be pro-
:ected, and treated wit. humanity.
5. The N'rmnn population of tie city to
leave the St.te or dIspcrs= as soon as tt.ey
can cross the river.
6. Five men, including the Trustees Of
the church, and five CLERK, with their fam
lilies, (Wm Picket not to be one If tine
number 10 he perm itted to tetiaih In the
city for the disposition Of property, free
7. lIos:i!ities 20 Cease Immediately, and
ten men"f the Quincy committee, 10 en-
ter the city in the execution Of their duty
Il, s,on as they think proper.
We, tho undersigned subscribe to rati-
Is, aud CO nfrm the frcg ,iny articles of ac-
c"mmoda,ion, treaty and agreement, tie
day and year first above written.
! lmon " BstLit,
Joseph J.. Haywood,
io!.n S. Fmlimer,
Trustees in .r:st fer the Church Of Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day Saints.
Andrew Johnson, chairman Of the Commit
tie. Of Quincy.
Thos. S. Brockman, commanding possee.
John Car.in, Special Constable.
Tight lacing is said tote a public bcne-
III, because il kills off all the foolish girls.
Beautiful Sayi"g.-lt was a saying of
the Jewish Rabbi-'Tl,a, il the sea wefe
ink, the trees pens, aud the earth parch-
nent, they would not be sufficient t" write
all the praises due to God for Libes-
ADUTCHHAN'S STORT.-Mine Cot,
Hans, You may talk as you Pc mind appnt
tie hogs peing tc contraries, animal, but te
hen is 81 muci, more contrary a coot beat.
WIN, longer ago at.d fodder day, ] try 10
make a hen set, [ make a mes: III, Good, poet
tie hen On, but she M set; I jam her down
on te egg, bat sire will 'op right up. Den
| IN ,ke a ie":lc pos, pnnt 81 pig "ne was.
{ me .srrins wit, !,;s han ls,) AMI Pons Sd
ri. to Ter wIy-i-n I p,"ts t. leetle Pnx
over hrr-md den { just takes and rAises
te PIX t., WHITTIER she is setting, and
I ustam il | don't fint te ham hen set q stand
MI. Rinss,Ad's Grarr, a. Point 'sAbei'
is a very unique affair, and exhibits tie at,
lection oflis gallant c"mrrdes. -Four posts
stand one at each corner, connected at the
top and bottom BY pieces Of timber;
fine upo.r rieces arc board holes
at six inches apart. through which m"skc'.
barrels, captured from the MeX'caEs, are
and resting on the bottom with
tho bayone:s fixed they f'Em a singular kind
"firon railing. The whole mad a c'a'fnF; I"
: lack paint. The grave has s"ltahIe head
and foot boards. Such is the resting place
of our gallant Ringgold. To the ;-"'ric''n
,iis information wi'li,ase NOR Of pOslr:' Of
heart stirring sympathy, ,h'n al tie ella
.borate muses. have said or sangof NapOl-
cons gravs.--N. Q. paper