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JEDDlAH WOOLLEY Jh.
SURVEYOR AND AanEcY OErIcE,

lUoda CHICAGO sTHEEL, JOLIET, III. - sHs
WLll attend 10 Surveying or giving descriptions
ofLand or Town lots in Will, Kendall, GrundyS
or La-Salle counties to all those who shallfavor
him with call and viii have at ALI times on
hand Maps ofths above counties, with correct
delineations of Timber and Prairieand Streams,
with falls they occur, either on
the Des PLANES, Du Page, Kankakee, or Illinois
rivers; ond also the principal Roads: togsther'
With representation ofthe Illinois & Michigan.
CANAL t5ih "a --r 5st-fs, s. .rs.-..sff.gg =. -
The experience Mr.. Wooliey has had as Sur
voyor in the above counties in the last fifteen
years will warrant him in. saying that he eur
ivsgeneral satsfaeIion.3 { afaa ri 1srsgB.GF
In ali cases his charges will be reasonable,
and prompt inhis attention to business. His
Office nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern.
'-' ~ Referenees. otsth CA LED
90 HoN.iJ wEErwoRTH,lE - vm8ao sGs
yI75l Q. v. DOLE, cAlosso - bed
-rrI- n. L. WILSON, 4,
Joliet, May 5, ISa5. 4fif -
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Splendid Farm for Sale.

iGlTUATED on Hickory Creek l I miles east
Oof Jolieton the Stage route from that place to
Laporte and thirty miles from Chicago: mile
'yest Of the main road from Chicago to Danville,
containing $40 acres; 90 acres fenced and under
a high state OF cultivation: 1870 acres first rate
timber and tine balance high rolling dry prairie.
There is good block house, frame barn and
other out-bdildings. GOODWILL Of water,ia small
steam ofnever failing water onlthe premises, aud
Is well calculated for astock or grain farm. , .
! Apply TO Levi NJ. Gays on the Premises OF to
s. w. BOWEN agent, Joliet or to
J.. d. II. Russell, Land Agent Chicago. Is
AUGUST 9TH. 846. NM FL -. M --.--. =
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HARVESTING MAcHrNE.-A corre

HARVESTING MAcHINE.-A cores
pondent writing from Michigan to the
New York Evangelist, says
"a field of sixty acres was harvested in
two days, as follows: A machine was
drawn in the field by sixteen horses, gui-
ded ny as many boys as necessary. On
the front the machine man was station
ed to adjust the forks and circular knives
to the height of the wheat, which was
readily thrown back into the machine.
Ne more was seen of it, till another man
in the rearpart of the machine was seen
tying up well filed sacks of'pure grain, in
perfect order for the Towering mill. This
huge machine (ofthe best .wheat) har.
vested and a. bagged three bushels in a
minute. . .7-7F ..g Il basTr.5 S.
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we see i stated in several papers, tha,
the Hon. Henry Clay was on the 22d
instant q IAN 6aDtIzed and connected 10 the
Episcopal church az Ashland, XIV. in bis
list yeaEa We should call this rather
% old case and requiring considerable
cleansing. Il si 1850
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10
CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
lnfalliDle cure for ChilIs or
20 sggage - FeUep. - 49,
And Sure Remedy for Bilious, Remit
tens and Other Fepers.

And a Sure Remedy for Bilious, Remit
tens and other Fepers.
This Invaluble Medicine is purely veg
eteble. ..-.....-r.-. -. -
IHNltE unexsmpled success OF this truly unri-
N vailed Tonic, in curing in few hours where
all otherremedies have failed, and that too. in
Eases of from six months to ten years Standing
warrants tn assertions that if taken according 20
the directions, it is infalIble. a long list of
certificates in proof tshfallibility, might be ad-
ded; butthose uponthe wrapper are deemed suf-
6cient. 5,S - - -,.-sr lEs - zEg rrTgsT 81 EYTs
Ii is not in the least nauseating. nor does IL
operate upon the bowels; but its salutary- action
upon the whole ystein 'is so charming. that every
one is highly delighted at their speedy reeovery
health Such q remedy, the afflicted have long
been in want of; one that cures speedily and per-
Ganently, whore the usual c aation 60 if1pfope-
exposure is Observed. 81 IE HHE II e
HFFrom the great popularity of this medi-
zine, many limitations protesting to be CLEM-
5ENS,INDIAN TONIC are afioat. Therefore
be sure TO ask for that prepared by GEO. w.
HOUSE, Nashville Tennessee, who is sole pro
iprietor. 90 ~ $50. t.[ &
Z CAUTlON.-To prevent fraudohserye upon
the directions upon the bottle, the written sigma
ture of Geo. w. House. Also moulded in the
bottle an Indian, with the-woFde -ssClemens' In-
dian Tonic, prepared bS Geo. W. House - All
others are counterfeit. "a ~
Forsate by BROWN & Co., Joliet. -, Ii
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81 DIR. A. Turner.

Would respectfully, Announce 70 that sun2
fortunate class ofcommunity who are laboring un<,
der Diseased Eyes, that he has located in
the village of Joliet, and is prepared by his
new and unique method Of treatment, to take
charge Of, and cure, all such cases of Opthalma
as have been hitherto regarded incurable. -,
Those who have either from the judgment of.
their Physicians, or the great length time they
have suffered, regarded themselves as doomed TO
perpe tuahpain or darkness. may take new eoul-
age, in view Of the unparalleled successauending
that particular mode of treatment of the Eye a.
Edopted by Dr. TURNER; and only in use by thres
others in the United States. 81 s1eI .ao1
His terms will be reasonable, but for the in
formation Of those who Inlay desire to apply TO
him for his aid. he deems il proper to state thcns
| They will be as foilowe: 9e5ttaisiE
For treatment Of the eyes one week, $500.
sH-5 do q Z doe and boarded, q so. 1sT
/ i0TIn treatment of the Eye, no Zee will be tas
ken until an improvement is experienced.
| Joliet, February 2, 1871. ''.at sH7A0a
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10
HARD WARE. "d
SO boz. Table Knives & forks,
% boz. PocketKnivesy /

70 DOZ. German Silver Tea
Spoons, 6 do do Table Spoons,
Pad Locks, Metal cocks. mineral Knobs
cottage Locks, cottage Stop Latches, Iron
Squares, island Saws" Razors, Percussion caps,
Drawing Knives, Rasps and Files, 'sSpurs,"
Spectacles. Steel pens by the card, BaIdwin's
Butts, Brass Butts and Screws, wrought Nails,
Coffee Mills. "Wire .Sives,' % Grain Scoops, Shov
els, Ames Shovels, Mahorny KNOBS, Rat and
Mouse Traps, and Augers for sale at LOVES
Cheap Cash Store, Chicago st. !. -.-. -
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Auction
aea and ~ ........
Store

fHHVI1E subscriber has opened an auction and
Commission Store, az his old Stand on
Chicago Street; where he wili receive goods &
Chattles ON commission. Administrators will do
well 10 give him caiIas he intends making the
Auction q Commission business a perInanen.
business and will sell as Auction or private sale
las may be requested.
Sales every Saturday afternoon and svening.
r.. DOOLTrTLE. 8
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III BOTTLES QUfNINE, sOs ssIs J,
IL iun2S LOVES, Chicago 3.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10

BBAUTIFT IEo1fE.-Men will saw that
appearance is nothing, and that the plea.
sures ofthe sight are not to be valued 4 nd
cultivated! I say that appearance is alwvs
TO besregardedS that we cannot render
on. homes too beautiful aud attractive.
Our first object should be- to make ON
dwellings as comfortable as art can make
them; our second object should be to rem.
derthsmtos an equal e1tent tasteful and
slegant. Do what we can, and all we
eau. we shall fall far short Of rivalIing
evensthe simplest forms and combine.
ton ef natures-Se elected. g p f.as
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Z ?uraywith much gratitude,

Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, BY
John Winer &; Coz 90 Maiden Lane, N. Y..s0lS
proprietors fer the Bnited Staies4 Sold by
CHAS.: CLEMENT, agent for Joliet; also BY,
u. M BOYCE, agent for Chicago, ne I.
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ts4t# ~aat afft4aH ese--t.
.ilossSA RSA PA RsIsL LEA aga
THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extendss
and established celebrity throughout the country
which has been sustained by its virtues and eff
cacy alone, as a remedy for sai sEw a0ilssap
.SCROFULA, or Kings Evil, sasisass aFf
ULCERATED SORE THROAT k...f...
81 Long standing RHEUMATIC Affections,
70 Diseases of the SKIN, White Swsllings, 81
diseases of the BONES, all UIcerous Cases,
efSYPHILITIC s., MERCURIAI.aD Diseases
Affections of the Liver |; DYSPEPSIA: 49,
COSTIVENESS; all CHRONIC & NER-
VOUS Complaints occurring in debilitated and
cachectic constitutions Doom Fssg ton s4ss
Diseases caused by an, IMPURE State of the
BLOOD:
Over SYPHILIS, and those very disagrceable
Affections resulting 1thereErom. and which have
Sold by CsHAS. CLEMENT, agent f
Chicago. 1'' 'a%si ia1aE98 T54do bsfH72t
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'sIE6m; ri said . girl 70 her sweetheart.
-yOs1 have been paying Jour distsessions
% ne long enough. It's time you were
making known your contentious, so a.
n0s - keep me in expense anr longer y
Nl.rae.s.l.... ( ~
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~WJMN MNlEo

sI ROM IL = M 101t s1sys
. ALL these wishing 10 pufchase pure article
Of QuiNiNE. can have an oppoftdnib By eeiilhg :
at BROWNIES Drug Storor ss6efs ii,sy csnl6nd 10 :
cheap! .Aiso@ 0piuns Salfs.l Suiphpf, dCEeamnls
!IaslaE. &cs at reduced prizes = Lzk.Ianos
+ WANTED.-A man who understands narF
king brick eau find employmeni,at liberal wsgess
.py applying 10 the subseriber Immediately.
{ Lockpors, a pril s, I547. SAiW B0RLAND.I g.
PAINTS.--Ailk kinds Of Coiorsd Paints. lesd
prepared in Oil, can Be H6d On shoEt notice, e
ssxW sAg aeSz BROWNIES Dnleetou.A
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GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE
At the Farmers Store. {.

=
N A. WATSON, is now opening at
IL Wilmington one Of the NEST extern
sive complete and we'll selected Siock of Mer-
chandise ever received aTihisplace. g $50 sssar
l5 s=id.id WOOLLEM1 GOODS. 8 bssass-
Broadcloths, CassimeIs, Satinetls, Pulled cloths,
Sleeps Grey, Kentucky jeans, Linseys, Flannels,
Blankets, Hosiery. and threads.
WOOLLEN SR.4WLS' .la1
in every variety and shade or color, qua ity and
price, s-01f-a 81E ~ I1ats gHB Ioi eifsi!
-Yeg vas5ra4 ALPACA ,sE ,oots gr,,s.
Black, Biue,. Silk .plad, aud Figured AlIapaca
CeshGleres and De Lanes. .i''t
t''1' '''o COTTON GOODS.
The assortment is most complete: consisting in
part, eff Shirtings aid Shestings, Blue and white
Drilling, Canton Flsnnels, Ticking, Hickory
Silesa Cambrick, Balling, wicking, and Cotton
Yarn. ALSO, -.''-" A''S ''
-i-fsoqsz' FANCY. C.aLiCoES, ys7esa p
altogether lntivalled in beauty Of pattern, and
cheapness ofprice.. S1ots 10 sozsd@ g. eEsds
Wai.e his stock eff Lnens Bagglng. Hollons
Russia Dieper, ia full and prices low. IA
81 f,.-.., n RESTING. ~ ~
Rich Silk Velvet, Black Satin, Cashlners, aud
heavy winter vestings. s''is '".5.iH si-.-' p
DsF99 81 GROCERIES. dsi" sa55lia
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Tea Rice, Fish, pepper
Spice, Cinemnn, Ginger, Tobacco, Liquofs, Dye
stpffs, Hardware, crockery, Boots and shoes,
Hats and Caps, and every variety OF Goods
suited to tie wants of the Farmer and the Clti
zen. PRS ss aHi ca aEg@eE1 sbt guibas-
0kTAll Of the above articles can be besshta
Chicago prices, for Cash or produce. =, E., r..
Wilmington, Oct. l., 1916.
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~ The GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY.
kar 7.- WineF's -,
PICTORIAL SYRUP
81 Of Hoorbo,,,,d md E.Joco,,,,,,,,. = /. =


II nRiVaIed for the cure of Coughs, Colds
" Asthma. Splitting of Blood, Whoopingt
Cough, difficulty of Breathing, PIeurisy, Eonsump@a
ton, and all diseases Of the Lungs.
Bronchitis, disease that is sending thousands
to a prematrre grave under the fictitious name of
consumption. be cured by the use OF this rned.y
icine. For several years past this medicins has
been ia use i'll Canada, where it lfas become uni-T
versally known, and is considered The best medi.
cine in use fer all pulmonary diseases. The
great suctess which has attended its use in thnfs
codntrJ, aud the many truly wonderful cures IL,
has effected las induced the proprielors 20 in,o
trodnce il into the United States, confident Of IL
being the most safe aad valuable remedy ever dis
covered and gdapfed 70 all diseases fths Iu,,es.
when any of the functions do not perform their a
natural or healthy action, exeting most gratefuk,
and soothing influence over the functions of :hef
whole system, diminishing excitement when ex.s
eessve, alaying irritation, soreness and pain. ard
speedily imparting renewed sigor to the whole
BhookLxx, anuary %, 1867
Messrs Winner q Co., 80 Maiden Lone N evssF
fork-SIrs:--A friend of nine hearing me coin--
pain oil avery severe scougsa and hoarseness. 90.
gether with distress from which / had suffered
FOR some time back, carssd by severe cold sud.
denly taken, purchased bottle of YOUR svs,o n
i1oarhound and Elecampane, and gave il 10 mo-
When lennaieneed taklngil, 1 coald not speak
above my breath, nor eoald sleep tcifhoutsittfne>
Up N my sed most Of tie night Ny cough some 3
nights would be incessanr, as to deprive me cf
sleeps but aftertsking three doses the hoarseness
was much relieved. togethes with the pain caused
ey coughing; have continued its use until have
akea about onchalf Of the bottle. am perfect.
lyfree from any cough nov, ane am eoiieinced :
that II had MT obiained relief the infsan,ation
ofths lungs produced thereby. would have brought
ON Consumptien.. is certainly the best medic
cine have ever taken for a cough, the effect is
soon felt, and win do all in my power 20 make
ii known TO my friends. alisq - ssf1sgl.sg bss
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N YUM Elastic and Web Braces, by shsdozss
XL ospair. Prom ftp os75crs. az tAsuSa5ne
Store, East Joliet. a5T .vli, All -e,,,t -.
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Greatly Reduced Pfice-.from 5 10 8 dollars per
ennuza'-E Enlargement Of the Number By one
fifth the reading naGtter-Singie eopu. a5 cents.
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C,sc,KEAri lIly :, 1897.
hirssRs. Bprrors The glorious Fourth has posed
Here was celebrated the ,h Fire Companies were
oa IN professions aud tie crowds followed In their
wake There were Of course The usual quantity Of Fire
crShers Of rockets, and the other rejoicing apparatus
There were sever! oraiions delivered during the day
OF these the mos, noticeable that TN. Rev Mr.
ton on Native Ameriesnism; Mr.. D. was Native Amer
oas Of The strctes He did believe that For
egsers had any claim upon US They might come and
- under our Liberty Tree, and enjoy with the blessed
fTuifs thereof, hut he did not approve OF putting Into
their hands instr ument whereby they could dig up
the roots and destroy the verdure. He vas espee tally
upon Catholicism. As an element dangerous to
our iody polite. lie believed urani.u,, and Proes-
'sntism 10 be- true Native Amereanisun, and the only
tree basis for our Re publican Institutions.
The Rev Mr.. Boynton is what may be called Theo
era,sr, and his Native American principle. grow from
Tins lie also sabbath evening preacis.i anti War
Sermon which created great sensation. The sntiw
spirit of The community Is beg inning lind Pre-
vios In The last call for volunteers the people OF Gin.
einnai, and southern Ohio looked upon war they
wo1h upon theatrical representation. The burdens
hav" no, fallen upon them. They have huna'd for the
vir!ores, they would tour do force In al actor
ad they have shudde'ei the horrors as they would
The fictitious murder OF the stage hut the last cell
for volunteers has awakened hem aud the Tide OF feel.
Ing sgro~ng deep and strong. setting against this
Il " III arise and sweep away all Obstacles.
The denis of the Fourth, In this city, were not
nuuierous. They only amounted 10 burni dresses and
fingers.
% other items, I have relate save that Mr..
Losoy who arrested in the Of engraving api1ie
for counterfeit hl.. has teeh released Of
soe- faw in the indictment proceedings against him.
H. hopes that my may contain more Of Interest
than This does, remain, yours.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-10

FROx TExAs.--By the arrival Of the steamship
Yacht, at New Orleans. from Galveston, the
Picayune has dates from that place to the Goth
ultimO
The Austin Democrat says that the Canaan
ches aud Iipans are becoming very trouble
some. They lately logged Hays six month
regiment beyond the Neuces. They are con-
stantly stealing horses and pundering, and are
charged with several murders lately committed.
From this it would appear that, as We sup
posed, the cause of Hays regiment being order
ed back by Gen. Taylor was their being six month
men instead of twelve months men or for the
war.
The settlements Of San Patricio aud Refu yio
are much troubled by the Indians. Horse steal.
ing is frequent, and the cattle are scattered over
the prairies, leaving the settlers without teams
to work their grounds. The Lipans have been
accused of these depredations, and alth ough they
say a body Of Camanches under the chief SAINT,
Anna are the guilty party, II is believed the two
have acted in concert. II will be remembered
that Major Neighbors, acting in behalf of the
Castro settlement, made private treaty with
these Indians, but no treaty, however it may
seek TO propitiate the indians, will secure peace
without the presence of military force to hold
them ia awe.
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william A. Alter. young man u years Of respect
HE fauvv in ,hl, cav es Lis ners house on 'be is'h
AZ January ,svs, hsut any conceivable cause or pre-
v,o,s in,tmsiion and without change Of Clothes
ana has net s,se~ bssm heard from. What makes the
ss.n, The more mys,sous n thai he has always been
du,Ga sen, OF correct hsbss and morals. He young
-sa Of fair eosniananee and person. the height OF
modsraie sized man. with blue eyes and DARK hsr IN
,eeeut .e,ive and Of rsspsetahse Appearance and -
dre.s generally. Any intelligence Of such psr''a CO.
1000 10 chsriss Amer, Cneanasi, o. 70 tAis sSss
cnhs rs,sasiiy rsssivsi BY ~ sniessi ps'ss'a
GPour ssassaes 60 ggpsGsauy ssspsssa - ssss
tAh Nesiss. ~ f.l. eixx.te ra.l rs
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WEsrERS IIasPITNLITY.-A correspond at of
the Courier and Enquirer, writing from Fort
Lravenworth. tells the following good story:
The hospitality OF the plain country people
of this STATE though always rough is equally
ready ana il may not be aIaiSs 10 give two or
three instances of il. On one occasion, in the
midst Of a boisterous aud beating storm, upon h
prairie between twenty and thirty miles in eN-
tent, stopped at an isolated house Of snteriain-
mrBf. the term is. ana on my entrance room
va. made for me by the fire, and was asked by
the landlady if | would take some dianerl My
answer Was yes: and after having somewhat
dri ii my clothes. | commenced upon what ap-
psared 10 me "A feast. with hearty good will,
calling for many things. which, if attainnble.
were speedily brought me, and ordering the poor
woman from point to point about the table With
perfect sang tToid. On completing my repast.
! arose Ia depart, aud offered the price of din
ncr to the obliging iandady.
What's thai - asked she.
The money for my dinner replied.
well, ! reckon You might rs well keep II
though you did eat heap"
Why, understood this was house of en-
| t.rtainment--is IL not
! II reckon
Don't YOU want the money for the dinner
| Look wear mister continued the woman
| in an evidently displcased tone, ''in this veal
mart Of the States, when we ash a stranger Il
/ eat We don't charge him nothing; it is only
| when folks asks 10 eat We make EN- pay, reck
on and the indignant laDdlady smiled sarcastic
| cally.
| / thanked her for her kindness, awkward,
enough and left the house. Such is not ,h'
rule, think, at the hotels in the East
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-10

REsEagCHEs BEING WADE, AND SCIENTIFIC
Works ABOUT TO NE T-BLIsBEp.-M. hidden
poRE aided by learned friends, is actively en-
pared with the account Of his important Expe-
ditions and Explorations in Siberia, and the
Academy Of Sciences has been charged TO adj
wise rs 10 the means and style of publication
n. KrYsEarIxs is occupied with the Fossils col
lected on the late Siberian expedition under
Middendorf 800. On Russian Geology, NJ
HErMEnsEy has ready for publication an extern
ded account Of the Geological Observations
which he has made in his different journeys
through the Departments of Livonia, Estonia,
Pskov, St PctersbIrgh, NOvgorod. 1ver, Mos.
cow Touia. Kalou "a and Orei and In the sum.
mer of lal5, he made a tour into Sweden and
Norway in order to compare his results with
the facts there presented and give greater com.
pletcness TO his description Of the PalTozoic and
other deposits of Northern Europe Paris
letter. state that Rev. Mr.. CoLMAS isprosecutins
bis Observations with great activity, both In
Great Britain and on the Continent. At re-
cent sitting. IN Paris, of the COMMITTEE Of Depu'
ties on the Colonization Of Algeria. the Chair
man. VI. de Tocqueville, spoke OF him as hay
ing given valuable information on colonization
in America. and paid him some deservedly high
compliments Mr.. BANCROFT. our British
Minister to England, had just left Paris for Lon
don. at the last accounts-to return In few
months, I'm order to complete the researches m
has commenced in the Archives there. Hon
Mr.. IsoERsoLa. has gone to Brussels from Paris
supposed with some scientific aim
Though q man cannot abstain from bein1
4. Il. hair -;
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ncrease a,,.iIa So. 6ss l.4ai.ssi lO5.525

Increase a7.,.I3 o31,65s l,l2i,sSi l05,525
BY reducing the wheat to -four the quantity
of the latter left at tide water this year compar-
ed with the corresponding period OF last year
show an excess equal to AS, PSI barrels OF -four
We understand that the case Of the Common
wealth, vs.. b. VI. Lawless, for shooting VIM.
Musgrovc, has been taken up for Trial at the
request of parties, and will progress during this
and the next week, if jury can be obtained
Glasgosc Gasetse.
FRANKLIN BANK OF ZASEsvILLE-This bank,
il is understood will commence business about
the LIST of September next-Cin. Geseffe'
PurLaprrruA u. s. GAZETTE. - Joseph X.
Chandler, Esq, the venerable and distinguished
editor of this valuable journal, took leave OF his
readers and patrons on the 3oth uit-, IN
lengthy, we'll W. ritten, and very interesting val
edictory. Mr.. G., has presided over the columns
Of the Gazette for 25 years, with distinguished
ability, and we are gratiied, retires with hand
some competency. Messrs. Graham and Nc
Michel, Of the North American, paic near
| x5O. 900 for the Gazette, and the union Of the
two establishments, will give the new paper .
| patronage and influence incomParabiy wide and
great. ..- ....
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adrcit maneuvre Of inducing Congress to post
Pone the counting Of the votes for President
till the 18th of January next! The 18th of June
was the.day fixed by law for that purpose
Blythe Postponement Santa Anna prolongs his
own power Indefinitely, and for the time being
may be deemed dictator in fact. ii not in name.
He will plead in eatenuasiOn Of his power that
II was hazardous to risk change Of governmen t
at moment when foreign foe threatened the
capital, and there is force in the idea.
A private note from Mr.. he ndall says that Mr..
Trist was at Puebla. Nothing further had trans
pired in regard to his mission. 'The Mexican
papers," writes Mr.. r., '.know as much about
his mission as w. do"