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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-04
NoarH CARoLlsAr-The annual election takes

NoRTH CARoLINAr-The annual elections takes
place in this Stale on the 9th of next mDnili.
The Wing papers speak in terms of great cef>
fdence of our certain success, By large. ma
jority. The Raleigh Register says-@Ns,ex-
citement has created, no bug'e blast blown to
arouse the feelings ofthe people, or misleadthcir
Judgements Everything hsa been caIrn, AMI
every body left 10 their own unbiased neiina--
ton. Our candidates are well known and drly
appreciated, and we hazard bnt little in the as
serti1n, that out Of nine members in the next
Congress, to which North Carolina is entitled,
the Wings will elect seve". In the last Con-
gress, they only had three out of nine. We are in
receipt CT letters from various quarters, Eadica-
tive of the state OF feeling in the several dis
trlcts. We were satisfied before, but these ev-
licences are doubly confrmatory of the eonclu-
sion at which we arrived" Our private advi-
ces ara eaquly encouraging. A gentleman for
merly in Congress from the 18th District ex-
presses his firm belief that Gen. McKxY, tn.
old locofoco who has been at the hea oil the
Finance Committee of the House for several
years, will be defeated in the strongest loco
district in the State. There is an able and pop
ular Wing. running against him, and Ire has
locofoco competitor beside.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-04
Later from ChihuahEa--Peace-
able position Of American
Traders.

Letters have been received in St. Louis from
chihuahua, dated some days after the depart
ure of Col. Doniphan's command from that city,
They were brought by Mr.. Webb who returned
by way of Ell Paso and Santa Fe.
All along the route between chihuahua add
Santa Fe he was suffered to pass without mo-
lestation.
The letters represent that everything is qsict
at chihuahua. The citizens who had fled OH
the entrance of our army had returned to their
homes and trades, under an arrangement made
by the merchants with the authorities.
After Col. Doniphan left, by their treaty, she
American merchants agreed TO ray such GUS
tom house duties as were paid by the Mexcans,
and the authorities on their part, guarantsej
the safety of the persons aud property of ri;e
merchants.
The Mexicans arc SAID to treat the Amcri-
cans with great defer: nee and civity, and it
was hoped that sales of all the goods, naioSIs,t-
ing to one million of dollars when the army
entered chihuahua, woiili soon be effected.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-04

Correspondence of the Pittsburg Gazette.

Correspondence of the Pittsburg Gazette.
s PmLaDA., July %.
We learn by telegraph from Richmond, that
the James l.. Day has arrived at New Orleans
from Brazos, bringing dates to the 18th inst.
The Mexican forces at San Louis are vari-
ously estimated. 1t is stated that $4,000 are
commanded by Valencia, who is said to bs en-
route TO join Santa Anne, who has 5000 regu-
lars.
General Woors troops are in good health
General Taylor was expecting junction with
Wool, with 800 wagons and 1000 mules, and
they would be able to move forward atthe head
of 1900 men.
General Urea, it is positively stated, is at
Victoria. He had ordered the arrest of the
Governor of that place, and had sent him to the
Capital, charged with treason against the Mex
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-04

A cockney tourist who lately vi<ite1 New
Orleans, having heard that the dead were buried
in ovens the technical local term for the brick
and mortar tombs, built above groend, in which
rest the dead in one of his letters magBifying
the "iniquities'' the place, sal /; "Frequently
while in New Orleans heard of men gouging
out eyes and eating off ears aud noses: know
that they bake their dead in orans as we d. our
brOrn Johns for breakfast"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-04
Historical Documents published IN tie Repu6
iicaRo Of The 3Sth June, 1877.
TRANSLATION.


DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AND FoREIGS Re-
To the most ercelieat Secretaries of The Sor-
errign Congress:
Con AND IhBERTY-Mexico, June 22,1Si-.
Most Excellent Sirs:-By urder of his ex-
cellency the President ad interim of the Repuh-
lic, as resolved in council of Ministers,
have the honor to place in the hands of your
Excellencies, that you may submit it to the
sovereign Congress at its first meeting, copy
Of the official note addressed by the Secretary
Of State of the United States TO this Govern
ment, under date of the 18th of April last. in
waich he declares that the President of thai
Republic intends to dispatch. as Commits
fioner, to the Headquarters of the Army opera
ting in Mexico, Nicholas P. Trist, Esq, with
full powers to conclude definitive treaty of
peace with the Mexican United States.
likewise transmit to your Excellencies, for
communication to the sovereign Congress, a
copy Of the answer which the most excellent
President resolved, in council of Ministers 5,
to have made to the above mentioned note; his
Excellency feeling assured that the august as
eembly, to which the present communication
relates, will dispatch it with the promptness and
wisdom to be expected from lis patriotism and
its distinguished enIightment.
repeat to your ExceIIencies, on this occa-
sion, the assurances of nv high consideration.
DOMINGO IBARRA.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-04

A VISIBLE KIss.-A young and very pref
ty Iady riding in the Concord cars, was observ-
ed to have piece of ''court plaster" on her lip.
When the cars had emerged from one of the
long covered bridges into the light it was OBJ
served to have disappeared; but they instantly
detectedit cllngiDg to the lip of the young man
who sat on the seat with her! They both look
ed as innocent as if they "hadn't been doing
nothing.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-04

nFThe news from the seat of war is exceed
ingy unfavorabe. The difficulties which en-
viron our army, and the partial successes of the
guerilIas are sufficient to render peace un-
popular, and the active prosecution of hostility
seems to be beyond the calculation of the ad-
ministration. We very much fear that news
from Mexico will soon assume painfully in
teresting character.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-04

D Single copies mailed at the Office cents
each Three or more of the same number mailed TO
different addresses to the order of one person cents
u Postage on Papers thus sent, one cent within
the State, or to distance not exceeding one hun
bred miles; out of it any greater, distance one and
half cent.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-04

Mn. Folks DrLEMMA.-Mr. Folks predica-
ment with regard to the War, is very much
like that of another unfortunate wight who was
ran off with by horse. He mounted him OF
his own accord, with the intention Of showing
of-of ''cutting a DASH" But the charger
could not be managed, an as he swept by at the
top of his horses speed, some sympathy friend
called out to him-to jump off,! His reply
was-"Hou car, let 60, whem can scorcety
hold on?'.-.Ndsh. Banner.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-04

GFA young man by the nene o. -ndrews
was instantly killed on the railroad, near Dear
born, on Saturday last. He was sitting on
rack in the rear of the tender, when tie engine
rsn otfthe track, causing by its sualen coils
ion Ct the train, by which the unfortunate man
was horribly mutilated. This is the third death
which has occurred upon the road since its con-
struction; all within the past year.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-04

An extra Of the Republican, of Mexico, of
the 18th OF June, has been received at the De-
partment of State, containing copies of two
notes from the Minister Of Foreign Affairs of
Nexico, dated the 22d of June last, and trans
iAtion Of the letter addressed tn the Mexican
Government by our Secretary of State on the
18th of April previous. We here present
foundations of the two notes first mentioned,
together with a copy Of the original Of Mr..
Buchanan's letter: all of which will doubtless
be read with interest in every part of our coun
ry.-.Nat. Int.
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STATE OFMICHIGAN.

sEArs M Notice !, As ss
on the 18th day Of April A. ID. 1877, preefftsd
petition TO the Probate courl of said COMFY.
praying mat might he appointed Administrator
OF The estate OF HenryFealbery, late OF Ypsilanti
IN SAID county deceased and that the hearing OF
said petition is postponed until the l7h day Of
Nay AID. 1877 at one o clock P, M. at the probate
once IN said county, TO the end that all persons
Interested may then and there appear and show
cause If any they have why the PRAYER OF said
petitione- should not be grained.
An, BALLARD.
Dated April 90. ls47. 6x
DISSOLUTION.
0NHE Copartnership heretofore existing BE-
tween Joseph Sperry and Ashley Minor, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JOSEPH SPERRY
ASHLEY MINOR.
Ypsilanti October 81, 1916.
THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
n NON llNUES to Insure upon the mos, favora>
&ble terms, Dwelliugs-Barns-M ercharo'se
-Miiis-s:ock in Mills and other kinds o. inso-
rab'e properly.
Apply to The Office Of their Agency al Ann
Dor, in the P. o. Building. opposite the Bank
Washtenaw 800
January Goth, lS47
80 MITCHELL EACKER, Asen!
LIQUORS
Just RECEIVED AND FOR SALE at very
- low prices,
Pure Seignette Brandy,
Oiard do.
!" Port Wine, ~
81 : Holland Gin,
- 90 ST Croix r nm
Ser Medicinal parposcs,siike our friend a.
Mor7Us e. TH1ELsEM
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-04

The DEFERENcE.-Ani important election is
approaching in this State. We have no doubt
that already office. seeekes are busy setting the
political machinery in motion but the printer,
who stands at his post yeer after year, alike in
the enthusiasm of victory and the dependency
of defeat, sees no corresponding remuneration
for the additional labor, which the approach of
a campaign imposes. at is different" in 9th
er States. Gubernatorial election is also ap-
approaching in Pennsylvania, and the first init
nation we get of it, comes in onr exchanges in
shapes like this
Mr.. EDrToR.-Enclosed is ST for eight cop
ices of your valuable paper addressed as below.
IDiLoa GAzErTE.-You will oblige me by
addressing copy of your paper to each of the
following name. We are determined TO carry
our County this Fail.
T'hai is the mode of fighting which has, in a
very few years changed the political complexion
of Pennsylvania. Will not the Wings of this
State take hint from the conduct of their ne:gh
bors, especially when they contrast its s-cctss
with their ownl Try it.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-04

nFSAbove we publish the call of the State
our highest State Offices. We hope every wing
into whose hands this notice may come will not
fail to inform his neighbor, and make the poll
cy of the State subject of thought and CONVEX
saton. 1t is true, that the present important
position of our national affairs rvets the atten-
ton of thinking men, and overshadows the mi
nor questions of State interest. But while we
attend to the former let us not forget the lat
ter. If our State Government is ever to COM
mence the discharge of its proper functions, the
promotion of the welfare, and the guidance of
the progress of young and rising Common
wealth, it should now set itself to the task
The history of our State, thus far, summed
up, amounts to nothing but the creation and d.
vision of ''spoils,' among artful knaves and in
triguing politicians. Once, and only once, and
then only for moment, an observer might sup
pose that the State with some good degree of
wisdom and foresight, was about to start on its
career of greatness. But the insanity of Sec
{ onal strife, and the blind cedulty of trusting
the credit of the State into the hands of I" soul
less corporations" soon put an end TO the illu-
sion: and from that TO the present, no measure
has been devised not directly tendingt to advance
private interests, often the most dishonest at
the expense of the general good.
The spirit which actuated the Legislature at
its last session, when the majority of its mem
bers first voted that they would not receive pay
after the expiration of certain time, then out
staid their own time, without excuse, and voted
themselves the extra pay, has ever been the ru-
ling spirit in the State. While this is the case
We shall look in vain for the abolition Of use
less office-for the reduction of pay or useless
expendtures-for the division of the State into
single Representative Districts, if thereby a
single spoil-hunter shall be exposed to the peo-
ple-for the adjustment of the State Indebtedness
so long as there is dollar of its bonds upon
which the Central Railroad Company wishes
to speculate. And, in word, so long as the
same spirit of cupidity, and self agrandizement,
pervades the State Government, there will be
no end to the continuance of old abuses, or the
introduction of new ones. We hope, therefore.
to see a general movement among the people.
mo, ement which shall either throw to the sur
face an honest set of rulers, or frghten the pres
ent incumbents into honesty. Let there be q
general turnout to the primary meetings, anc
full Convention.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-04
OFFICIAL.

PROM THE WASHINGTON 'suNIoS'' OF TUESDAY.
CArreAn .ndeace beticeea the Secreknrn of Safe
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-04

*We hope the appointment OF Tornel may
prove correct. He is one of the most inteli-
gent of the Mexican commanders, and more
friendly to the United States and to Peace than
most of his associates in authority. Gorostiza
we remember by his correspondence with Mr..
Webster when each of these gentlemen were al
the head the State Departments of their owa
Goyernments-Eds GaZ, srt
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THE SENTINEL
YPsILANTI. WEDNESDAY JULY % is47

CHARLES woopRtrr, EDITOR.
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AND FoRElGS RI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-22

e. Yesterday motu1g was warm and
saIuv. notwithstanding the heavy showers
~ had ON TusS3sy evening
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60 'sTaE1ss ssAHD.


II AINIT n 7 n \ T.
taAa8'ef 81 Commerce Tor JtlH
SAN Nal, AK. RoGlks. Nm FLl4wa
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MR HOAD

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Trade nf the uudsan.

pyo, and Coanfrs Nercandse arriuiaf at Ne1r- Yorf
S0.ars Lrp> 4 Tan Sanf1oord 6Co-jsorge Coiuua5,,S
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q barclay. lox do W Alton - do ses butter Phillips
HITTER Kent Poag Co. bbs ashes Tracy. Allen Co.
Mr. Yort md Troy Linz, ~ s. Crftf-Barge Iris J
g RoAmond-Jo bbs -four 7 n Gibson so do Mead
Reed so keg. butter Work Drake 2hb. s.he- Sctef-
felin Fowler - kegs bbs butter Buroen p tegs
do II sheldon; KEGS butter Kent Poag Coz bbs ashes
ketchum Son 10 casks hams Merritt CO. bbls
ashes Prior; do d w lngersolL
2oi7 Dbl. -four suydsr Reed CO. 81 DO HerricE Van
Buskirk l49 Dows Cary; 80 bxs cheese Brown &
Shields 20 do II BurrIl co s bbs ashes 4 w Nor
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2do Cobb DO Hsistesd. Hsines 4 Co; n DO
Cobb; 8 do Pope C.ilin; do 7 Brown.
HsdsoH Biter Tosr Beat Lin, Holt & Par Bar g
UasAingfon-29G bbl. -four Allen Whitlesey l5e do
7 Pesse 81 do Isaac Reed. 80 do meal w II Holt 1895
bush corn Ives Ellsworth; 100 bush wheat Bennett
Biddlensn 4G meal do beans VI Morgan. 9kegs
butter Brnkerhos Weeks; 7skezs bbs butter Work
Drake; seg, bb lard do bacon do hams Yeyerton
Fellows l04 bush meal Theodore Perry Co; - kezs
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Old fiJang Lane. schuyler Co-Barr, rnd,pendcno,-
p bbls -four 100 bnsh Wright 60; no do q
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Jones; DO Eggs NJ Manners.
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bank.
F0iin<r-1q2 hbs -four Bows Ouifeau; q Do Clark
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wood: do Conoyer Co; do foppock Coz - bzs els
cheese Huribut Baird.
TcoJie'f Osrcgo Ltns p Steei Boot J e Cub, f-liH
bush corn Steele Dbl. lard do wheat VI smith.
Trog and Oseego Linz, = cTcGl-l2o bbls -four Buck
ley Co.
Iron and Miohiqan Lake Roat Linz. 4 Hbeei>r &C.
Bout Mjestc797 bush rye Phillips AbOrn ~ Dbs Com
Smith a Howe kegs butter Kent, POsg Co. bbls
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cheese $3.50 bush shorts Capt Chspman 100 hbis -four
Golfers Ga bxs cheese Phla 10 bids Dol beans Capt.
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TO CAPITALISTS

A
Rich Iron Ore Mines and valuable Water Privileges
"a FOR SALE, 900 ACRES OF LAND, containing in'
- exhaustbe beds Of Iron Ore OF the very beet quAy
49, situate the West Branch Of the susqaehsnns Ns-
a. near tho Pennsylvania anal, Lyeomns county-to.
gethor with The most SPLENDID WATER POWERS
known in the stsfe on Nippenose aa' anies eeeh oppo
jersey Shore IN said county whole distance through
sd property. 1904 feet with a. feet inches tall IA said
creek which may be- divided into several natural locs-
ons for any kind 81 heavy water powers, on the main
stream. aud many other. tributary emptyns therein
The BUILDING NAfrRiAis stone, &c. are 80 convenient
o.. o. require no teamng LUNgfs bOK BUILDING AsD
oOALiNc m abundance. There Is now about ;" aires
cleared sud ~ cultivation. with 'oUR DWELLING hotsEs,
0.f lAR.r wArFE rOwEE rsHSERs, containing 40 watts,
BARK, sheds and fixtures, with shops aud nnshn< rooms
convenient sc o>E sroRIHOCsg, ost sswNiLi and APP
paraus. .,.. =. .-
riirg - D,r,d capital ~ manufacturing bssinsss
The land. are susceptible OF sowns any tind Of Uain
zras-. SC making " splendid location ior La,ng sn1
na CofvriaZ moot splendid location for sisS gam
oTa2ilndss s.plsudid location san.taetar,"s ksA
boofs and shoes, 4c splendid location for "snsrae-
saf ans Of ore viz the siLIciors FLOCK, tia
sHELL or HosgYcoas and the e.LcAsIoUs fcssiLLpta'
es S',Ss Ss n: n. i . 81 y 'Sas We
ter issuing e,. than 600 cubic eet per minats new
freezes hence possesses all the advantages Of steam
ipdigidnsls Or a.socison. wishing 70 purchase the
whole " any part Of the above splendid property, can
ssss :. the Sssss,y H1@.%so" * .s
10 him Jersey Shore, Lycoming County Pa or BY call
,1 tie bogouSh Of Wsm.pof,, IN ..id county
3. The .ab.crbsf will receive sealed PIop,sss i.f
the purchase yi me "hOr 81 s.y pr :. h,ch he n,s
POSER Will the quantity, amount snd inc tsis opvn
which he desire. the .sebgt not less fhan one.sfh o.
he Whole amount oGered b. paid upon enisfng INTO
contract residue on tho first day of APr next when
.s1d tfls and possession viii be gwen. -,
- The subscriber or his attorney wlu De al Dhnums
H. R.ltiore on the 18th day " September neyt-st
he A,tor House City q Sewiors GA he ~ day ofssp
tender next al the fremont House, Wy on boston on
tie Goth day Of september nsx At the Asrehsnt Hotel
hi Pbsdsi phis On tho 7th day Of Octot>r-~hsD snd
where profile Of the property eertiheste specimens Of
the ore and every desirable information vii be gwen
ELlASP YOCN0MAN.
SippeBo.e. August n, lSs7 sH9
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Ut bonds Of AtiE
SrRIE RAILROAD OOMPAN1 BY an Aet u t--
- -ertsin Bonds by the New-fork aud IRE h4.llo-'
and also Tor the appointment o a. A-shl - -e
- f6s AZ of said bonds, the undersigned AAs 49,
sS..,sS 4. AGENT" by said Company, ana APpiV. 81
~ ~, .ernof IN com pliance with the PROVISIONS i nc
a. r,r,eS To- In accord ance there WITH nol1e = H.r
- -, ia, sealed Proposals wall be received uh-l4 vs.
It6 dsv OF October next By The unoefAsnra' . le
chauis Bank No. 50 Nall-st y 1 O., 10Y "a. - -. =,
on dollars OF the bonds Of said Company, IN s-
100 dollars each. having twenty years 20 - - - .
Ing irtesr a. the rate 81 per cent PEI 1-.' f-'
s4rri annually BIZ COUPONS attached % the ponls
The hoads vail be issued favor q me Sue % -
York: viii be- numbered and zis-erec IN the o.e, 3.
secretary 81 state. ana assigned BY tie tu-'io-e ~ &
rartles hose proposals 1le accepted oil,
Nv section OF said Act. the Interest due ulo- ~
io,. from the date 81 their assignment 90 VIII w.,
- h. the holders ull the completion Of asin-ie
. .s oas 10 Lake krie limited by iaW % the ifn hat
,s,f . re1uired b. deposited BY the Company ine
M s,-b A. sumeut = made, IN the hands OF the Con
wv. ~ bv him paid % the rondhoders from time 20
time a. the sane shat become aug. ..s -.
an ther lien. upon the road % every detcrpon nav
80. - Sisrh.rsed 10 the satisfaction Of tie AtoIne
t,-,i In compliance with the reqaiefien MS % te Ae
- - ~ M. issued % the state, they become the
So. len ~ -,rtr.se upou the ro.t ard upon Al proper
~ re,i snS rersons belonging % the COMPANY
Persons nakiug proposals for puiehase o. 10
requested 70 endorse np0n the enEeiopei s D.,
purchase Of the Bonds VI the Newly OK ~ -
COMPANY The Act prohibits the sale o. anJ poros n
le- than par consequently proposals can o- AeSsP'ea
nor sale made A. less than par. - ...t.
Applcaticn can be made 20 The unceisi 49, =. -
oce Of the Company No IS Wal street TOT eePsrs y -
Act and FOR circular setting forth more detAies '
n stiOn IN relation 70 the
'ls toetIO FRANCIS W. EDMoEDs.