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DR.. Beach's Americ n Practice and
Family PnVsiC an,

IN this great MEDICAL work, DIR. Beach remarks
II have spared neither pains nor expense tn
4llre knowledge ofthe practice OF the most no
ted ply siciars, retaining from each. erery Thing
,rIt,ca haze PROVED BY EXPERIENCE to be useful
have 10, thought il beneath me 10 converse with
root and Indian doctors, and any other psTsous
VINO have rrofassed TO possess any valuable REM
rdy,or any improved method Of treating diseases
For a full description Of DIR. Beach's Book and
Medicines, SEQ Pamphlet, which may be obtain
ed gratis at all places Where the medicines are
fnr sale. The AMERICAN PRAcTnE AND FAMILY
PHYSICIAN will be found at the same places; and
Il you wish to know what your disease is m all
cases, what treatment to pursue, how 20 ADMIN.
isier the medicines difficult and dangerous ca
ses, by all means procure the Book, and you will
not iail TO find 10 superior TO nine tenths Of the
Physicians you can employ, end saving OF time,
health, lite aud hu 'dreds Of dollars You will
wander how you could have lived SO long without
it, and you will regard iias UNAVAILABLE TREA-
SURE TO YOURSELVES AND FAMILIES; being write "a
IN . plHi' aud simple style, ineligible to ell
classes and espesioHr intended for the COMMON
PEOPLE.
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LOUISVILLE Feb. 25.-Fremont Court
MHrtidl.-The National IntelIgencer con.
tains the finding and sentence OF the court
martial in Col. Fremont's case. He was
dismissed from the service, The sen.
tence was approved ny the President but
in consideration Of the previous ,ncri,or
'iOus and valuable services of Col. Ere
mont, it was RENTED, Of which he receiv-
ed notice, and was ordered to Join his
regiment in Mexico. He then resigned
his commission. an the ground thai. not
being cOncious of having done any thing
to merit the finding of the court, he would
not admit its justice by accepting Execu.
tive clemency!
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TO tn. Democracy Of Will County.

The undersigned, Central Committee
Of said county, in compliance with the
Recommendation OF the Central State Com.
mittee, hereby give notice. that conven-
ton of the Democratic Delegates for the
several Precincts in said county is appoin
ted TO be holden at the Court House. in
Joliet, on Thursday the 18th day of April
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj for the purpose
OfschOosing delegates 10 The State conven.
tioR at Springield.tO be holden on the 24ih
day OF April next. TO nominate an Elector.
al Ticket for the State of Illinois, and the
appointment of nine delegates to the Dem.
,ocrHIic National Convention. and (should
the new constitution be adopted TO nom.
innate candidates for Governor, Lieut..
Governor, Secretary OF State, Auditor and
Treasurer. .,.s.. ~. -. ...-.
~ his recommended that the Electors Of
retrospective Precincts. meet at the usual
place Of holding their elections on SatlIr.
day, April, Slh, at A O'clock, p. M. Tor the
appointmeht Of Precinct delegates.
-. ,.,l.,g, ~. K. ". SMITH, ,.a
81 assus1 .a4ss GEO. r. DYER,
1.sr ID s. g~ Ie'- A. COLLINS.
p asa Do DER G. C. VAN HoRN,
&C.. 2,ao .5 G H. E. MAYNARD.
I'd .,seH Corresponding Committee
4, t,l Joliet. February %. 1913.
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Sale OF Forfeited Canal
Lands and Town Lot

Notice Is hereby given that the following des-
crincd Canal Lands and Town Lnts winch have
been fTieiIed to the State by non.paymsnt O:
Ilstaliment, or Interest, will be offere for sale a,
Puh'ic Auction, (ii not redeemed before the dav
"f sal",) at the times and places following, 10
wr: all Ehe Town Lpls described IN the CITY
# thicag >, at the anal Office IN Chicago. on
the fret Wednesday (being :he f'.a day) Of AvrlI
next; and all 'he iIanris described together with
the fown Lots IN Lockp"rr, at the Town o.
loiie', on, Friday the 7th day Of April; and the
LOIS IN Ottawa and LaSAlle, on Monday the 10Th
iay "f April aforesaid, iM I've town Of Ottawa -
lie sales will commence at 10 O'Clock IN the re-
noon Teach day. Any Of the Lanis r Lots may
bP redeemeh prsvi0ns IL tine day of sale, by ma.
sing pay meni of the nssalnents Or interest DUE
Said Lands and Lots viii be sold in confo. nifty
with the general provisions OF "Au Act TO amend
the several laws in relation 10 the Illinois aud
Michigan Canal" approved Feb. %, 1899, aud
will not be sold for less than their value a. mere
tofoEe appraised.
CHARLES OAKLEY,
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teRtained that the Mexican Congress,
which vas to meet in few days, would
Tatily the same By q large majority. By
the terms of this treaty we understand
that the u. s. obtain the boundary of the
Rio GEande, New Mexico and Upper Cal.
i6orniA. The PecuDiary consideration for
these concessions is mere trifle com.
pared with that proposed in the conferen.
COS Al Tacubaya.
Our dates by this arrival are to the
evening Ofthe I'd. inst, from the city OF
Mexico. baaa IS
Orizaha was captured on the 26th ult
A full account Ofthe expedition is furnish
Cd US by Que of our special correspondents
who accompanied it. His narrative is
intensely interesting. but il is so long that
We cannot possibly find room for it this
morning. One OfIhe purposes ofthe ex-
petition was to cal ture Santa Anna at
Tehucan. The willy Mexican, however
effected his escape through the treachery
OF one Of his countrymen. Our readers
will be extremely interested in the nara
tive, which we will lay before them in
ouTnext.
Com. Perry returned on the 18th inst,
20 Vera Cruz. from an expedition to Tai
catalpham and other towns south. We
have report Of it, but are unable to in.
sert It to day. Our paper on Tuesda
will contain a mass OF Mexican news. IN.
AVoIdably laid over to-day.
Two large trairs lett Vera Cruz on the
1th inst, one for Orizaba, under Col.
Bankhead, the other for the city Of Mexi.
co. under MAJ Caldwell, fthe volunteers.
The expedition which left Vera Cruz
on the 24th ult. against the guerrilIas.
does not appear to have effected much.
They had two or three brushes with the
enemy, but no great harm was done on
either side. In the Free American Of the
4Ih inst, we fad an explanatory state,
msnt in regard to it, but we have not
room for il.
The treaty Of peace il is said provides
that $4,000. men of the American army
will remain in Mexico to sustain the gov.
ernuent. On the other hand the reported
treaty 10 said TO be hoax
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From the Washington Cor. Of the Chicago Dem
"Who began the warp is still the
question ahead Of all others. Whist the
annexation ofTexas was pending, Gen.
AlmOnte gave our Governn ent notice that
his Government would consider Anhexa.
ton as equivalent to declaration OF war.
Texas was annexed and Gen. Aimonte
demanded and received his passports
Annexation was The cause Ofthe war. We
being for annexation, had no cause OF
complaint and of course had no motive to
make war. Texas was ours. We gained
Il. The Mexicans were the dissatisfied
party, in as much as they considered their
territory dismembered by the loss of Tex
as. In retaliation for our taking Texas,
as Gen AlInonte told US here, Mexico
commenced host!ities upon us because
she considered we Lad declared war
against her by admitting Texas in spite OF
Gen. AlmOn,e's remonstrance. Texas
could never have been annexed but for
wing votes, and the journals Of Congress
80 show.
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BEACHS MEDICINES.

Unlike those patent Remedies which claim by
Thing 10 cure all diseases, each preparation
is particularly designed - cure some ono specific
ldiopathc complaint, with its train of sympto-
matte affections.
w r SLAUN, American Temperance Build
ings Lake steet, Chicago. Iliinois, General Agen,
for sale OF DIR. Beach's Books and Medicines in
Illinois, Wise. 'nsin aud Indiana, TO whom all or
'iers IN IS, bc addressed post paid
Fur sale by J II Brown, East Joliet; G II
Wooduff, Wesr do; and Merrill and jenkins,
I,yckrfrt ''... ..'. d. .
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1wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WlLDcHERRY

/ 0EJ-Ifitbe sid that the Reailng ait consists
In = 10 lteious selection. preparation and appli-
cation of those remedical agents afforded US by
nature, fnr 'he preservation of health aud cure
OF disease. then, certain il is, thai DR.. WIsrAR's
bALsAM OF WILD CHERRY is triumph Of i,s
KIND. II IS compounded chiefly Of vegetable subs
>tances that are acknowledged by all eminent
praclicsioners of mediciro, ss possessing prop.
art'es highly serviceable in the cure nf consuInp-
tive aud asthmatic affections; and from It's
S''ethiig tendency upon tire lungs, must contin-
ne TO hold an honorable reputation among the
mnst popular cough RENE dies of the age It's cu-
ative effects have enlisted the praise Of thou.
sands cf our cOunirymen, VINO were lingering
IAN Ter variety Of thuse distressing complaints.
and having been liftsI, as il were, from the We
~ grave, have chez fully aisss,ed 70 the world,
tie nanefcial operations of this truly wonderful
medicine upon them Re careful 20 procure the
genuine: the Proprie,Ors' names are engraved
upon the wrapper.
Sold by lIENRY BTAKsLEY, Agent, corner Of
Third and Chestnut ste, So. Louis, Mo /; and ny
Mdt'es0n K BradneI, Joliet John l.. Wilson,
Wilmington; and Jas 5. Murray 4 Sons, Nor.
walk. a 3p:lw
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REIsGbV.An..

>HE Subscriber would respectfully inform hi
L friends and The puNIic generally, that ns :
Removed his Tailoring establishments 10 tine
door north OF the Foundry, on bluff Street, Wes,
Joliet, where he is prepared 10 dn work the
most reasonable terms Gu ing done OIL -hur
aotice, AMI warranted to fit il properly made up
The latest Paris and I.ondcm Fa>hiors will I've
con family received, thereby enabling HIM 10 far.
nIsh garments III IN" latest and most appr.,vtd
lyle. Tie 'eoh 'rs his graenl thanks for past ia
osS and snliciis continuance 1T the same
J'IP'. p ~ i~4S ., n. SMALL Y
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BIackSnmithing.

VIE Subscribers wish to inform The public ami
l. ali their old customers. that they intend, tur
the future, to continue the Blacksmi,hing busIne>
nj their old stand in East Joliet. lew rods vest
OF dervey loves store, where the public can
have their work dime as we'll, aud chsa per, than
at any other shop in the county. All kinds Of
Produce taken j." payment.
NEWMAN g. JONATHAN CURTIS.
Jul enI. Feb y ISl2 .It
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STATE OF lLLlNols.(
IRooUHIs COUNTY, S.
lRoQUoIs I uUNTY CIRcUIT CoURT.
LPRIL ERIN, I848.
Franklin Baker,
Orrin T.. Moody,
hhrles E. I'eck,

Israel G. stephens s,
Satisfactory ali dayit having been fled in The
Jerks Of:ice Of The Circuit Court Of said Cou ",
setting fnrth that the bOve named Israel e. Ste
uhsns coneeals himself, so that process Cannot b.
served upon him; \Otlce is therefore, hereby Civ.
IN TO she said Israel T.. Stephens, that a writ ni
Attach mont issued out Of the flee Of the celk OF
me CiIeuIt lour OF sad county, the 26rh caY
OF FehTuhrys instant. iOI the sum of ten hundred
and ninety-nne dollars and seven Cent. uu IN !,
pr"inlssory note, dlrccteh Ia the Sheriff of 81 id
county, which has been rsIu. ned with the folio "
ing pInperty attached. to wit: The N. F.. Or See
No. 4, and norEI nalf aud y + or of &c, no, 9.
all in Township No 81 N. Z. No. 8, cas-. Of the
third Prime pal MeIidIan-conta ming G4U acre:
Now unless you the said Israel l.. Stephens, shall
be and appear before said court OH the FIRST day OF
the next term thereof, to be holden at The Cour,
House in Middleport: on the fourth Monday in
April next, and plead answer ANA demur to tht.
said plaintiffs declaration. judgment will be en-
tered by default and the prnpary attached sold 20
satisfy the same. Feh'y 47sh, le4S
JOHN HARDWOOD, Crk.
X V. VI. CR0Ea, Any for PI'ffs. 80
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without Charge .

4 T the Depot of w. q SLJAN Chica-
"A 60, ILL.,. Medical Advice, as taught by
.Ir " Beach, at The city Of New York. con tie
btained Free Of charge from an experienced and
slilfut Physician. t.' ..rf
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To Builders and Mechanics,

Notice is hereby given, that. TO the 10th
inst, tenders will be received, for the
erection Of the Steeple Of the Catholic
Church, at Joliet, The drawing aud
specification Of which can be seen at
.Rob't c. Duncan's store.
" JOHN lNGOLDSBY. .
Dated, March 9TH, ls4S.
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HEALTH PRESERvER .-DurloE the
present reign Of mud, when colds, induez $, ann
acknowledgements sumpti ~ insnuate them
selves tbs, ugh tn pores Of ones leather, il is ex
StemelY dsiTabIe TO find something II ren'Ier I
impeTvious TO water. We ars gladto know, from
Gemfortabls experience, that Our friend SIr AN.
nsartas American Temperance House, has just
the article Ianrin Paste Ii promises To pre-
serve she leather, as well as ~ keep out moisture
--Chissgo 0sils. 7EIbESs. lI,Gls3f /
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Fire Insurance

yNHE SUBscRIBER is duly constituted ARen
for the Eetna and Protection Insu, ance
G. ,mpanIes, Of Hartford, onnecticut. and is ,re-
uarsd TO take FIRE risks, on all descriptions Of
pr ,pprty, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, StoY.s.
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, &c. .
These companies are 50 favornbly know througi.
out America as 10 make cJinmersts and references
unnecessary.
Application FIR Insurance will be received
.nrongi 8. w. Bowen, Esq ,JoIiet, & Nor,,n
Y Blackstone. lpckport, whose urvey of build
ngs will be taken al the risks Of the above com.
panies - G.S. HUBBARD, Ag,t.
osies, South Wsteg Street, .s81
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There IS nothing In the firm ola medical COM
pouni which has had so EXTENSIVE and RAPID
a sale, which has given Such UNIVERSAL sATIs-
FACTION. which has accomplished 50 many raA-
ORDINARY CURES If almost svery variety aud
stage OF diseasr,Rn which maintains its repuia-
ton so perfectly uniarnished in every uiaI, as
Ne ALlsTER's ALL-IEAIING OINTMENT. Its sue
cess IN curing the worst diseases. in their most
dangerous md hopeless sthges. has surpassed the
most sdaguine expectations Of its Proprietor snd
its friends. eS
Sold wholesale and retail by w. B. SLOAN
General Agent, American Temperance Bniiding,
I.icaso; and for sale by G 10 Woodrufr, West
joliet, II Brown, East do, and Msrria L.
Jenkins, Lnckport. fs's rtifftd
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Cash Advances made on Consign.
..s m0ntS.

Referring to our Card above we take this occa
ii III 10 solicit Conslguments Of Merchandise, Ell
TIER for sale here or forwarding to Oiiter poInts.
We shall cnnfne ourselves To n Commission Rn 1
Forwarding Business AMI feel confi'ient in
ing you IN IT Hur experience in bu'Iness, AMI
'lI'ihrance generally in the country. wal enable
us 10 giv' any business with which We may be
aVored, the most satisfactory attention.
Amy person wishing 10 have groceries of any
kind, or any other article pIrcnased in st. L0Cis
nr New orleans n I'd shipped - them, can have it
lone by sending their nrde,s to US for two an: n
al per cent. ~ the money invested. Persons
ini"g retail Business any where west Of Detr0i,
nr in any othsr dire ton, can drpenr upon having
their orders Fl led at as rates, If they sen in
-, aud perhaps lower than they could by cOming
themselves EVe,y atentioI snail be g ven in
rlVine s"o Is put mp in good order an" sni3Ded al
NV rates. no ,ever small the am''u may be thai
g sent ~ ia tn be invested. 1t shall be dong
,'inIRptly and to- 0rdsr. ...-.--.-
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MATTES0N & PR EsT0N.
Commission and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
st. Louis, Missouri.

81. Louis, Missouri.
JOEL a. MArTEs"N. JOHN o. PRESTON.
REFERENCES.
t'ap. CALVIN ase, 81. Loms;
Nsssrs Il ,meroy ~ Durkee, da ...-
!" Smith Il Townsend, New Orleans;
y A W.lker, E.q, Baton r uSe;
benjamin. Wacle, ESQ.,, Matches;
Ms:srs !. Williams 4 Lawrence, Quincy:
[ N Morris, E.q j, do
|. z Sanger. E q, GGlena;
Messrs Wad.wcrtn, Dyer & Chaplin, Chicago;
Ogien Jones. do
Wliam Goo.:;"g, Esq. LoekpOrt;
zen. Jacob Fry. d.
Me.srs. Ma,,eson Il Bradner, Joliet;
Walker n iIicklIng, Otta,0a;
eastman g. Grrdley. do
Isaac Ha,ay. Esq Lasalie; .'
ID Il lilo lgh, do
James Dahlap, Esq :. Jark.onrille;
Aessrs Co.teuius x Gr;swOld. PeJriGi
8. Phelps L. Bournnd. do
Ion Thomas Ford, do
Ne.srs. Bradnsr Il Co, .Vew York;
David Leaviu, Esq, do
Messrs SuyIam, wage &c. do
&" Curnins, Former g. Co, .iLb0ny;
J Williams, Esq Utica:
Messrs. Kimberly, Peass & Co., Buffalo,;
- Joy g. Webster, do
" Reed, Parks & Co. Bearer;
I" Bobb " Bishop, Cleveland:
I" Burrows & Co, CincinnGti:
Z" WiIliAns N Dilworth, Rltsbu'g;
- Knapp Il Totem, do
&" e. f. Faber, do
d Harmon, Esq, Peru;
Messrs. Hoffman & Coats, do
& ID Brewster, ESQ. do
II RidgsIy, Esq, Springfield; @ r..
c Webster, Esq, 40
VIM Fem, Esq, LGcon;
Messrs Dudley 4 WarIlow, Hennepin;
t:nas c Wil:ox, Esq, Pekin:
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NJ NSS-3 by 10 and by best brands, n,
NJ NAFr NIN & RR NDNru'S
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& GAR HOt >E MOI.A>SE> by the Bbl
O-I M.\TTE$tlN Il BR AnNER'S.
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COLtI.N $YRUP-sLust received at Mt
AZ tolpn " BaIasr' Golden Syru by the
thI. o. gallon.
SHOT! SIIOT!!-By the Ragg, at
MATTE !UN Il RRA FNFR'S
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RVIFFALSD KORES.

\ net received by steamer Dial, lot vt superior
| - Buffalo Robes. which going off with o
| rL.h at MATTE IN & R4ADNER'S
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0NE set Sent na"t Counter >eseIs;
" one do. Platform S,.ales, weigh 6t1 lbs.
Nov u. 'al7 For sale at Ir'wE's
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- rEWART'S syrup, for Buck heat axes,
- AZ GEO WODD3uFF,S.
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Pennsylvania apewxe bst,reer Iah and 18th streets.
NE subscriber takes pleasure inform his friends and
i the public that he will be happy TO accommodate q
few board with without rooms, very
able terms. He also provide families with furnished
unfnr nished rooms He will continue his French and
American restaurant and will have dinner served up
and the shortest notice. in superior style,
he is determined supply his larder with the besr
market affords His bar is supplied with the choicest
liquors and Wines and he particularly recommends thu
fancy juleps and cobbers. - - ptft
Visitors having business at the departments will find
his house convenient, is located in the ed-
vicinity of the various public offices "a
Breakfast from N to 10 O'clock, for 37t Lunch
from IL till o'clock the very low price of ST
dinner from 81 to Al O'Clock for 30 cents Supper,
till O'Clock, 1T Is cents - a.I.Hi - n a-..
He feels assured that those who favor him with call
will repeat their visits he intends his very
make all comfortable who give him their patronage He
also speaks the French and German anauayes.l
| FREDERICK LAKEMEYER.
May 2i-3taw2m
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w FISCHER would respectfully request the attention
the public but more particularly OF those persons
who may wish to purchase piano forte, examna
ton OF those now In his of which is magnif-
cent S grand seven octave piano. in rich rosewood
highly polished and carved with solid legs This beanfi
fully finished instrument unequalled by any heretofore
brought this city, VIII be sold bargain, curly applied
octaves; both of which received premiusn the last
mechanics fair in Boston. This latter the
mee say possesses great purity of tone good touch
and pleasing resonance throughout may Justly be called
first class instrument and would do great credit any
manufac urer here abrosd. The COMMITTEES award
silver medal the highest premium given in any instance
Tor a seven octave square piano.
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ID working plans and practical details Of Construction Is,
and I'd series 2 volumes quartz.
Woods Practical Treatise on Railroad and Locomotives
l volume.
Trate Patqse des Chemins de Fer, par Menard vol
urne Brussels
Tredgod on Railroads and Carriages.
Wshaw's Analysis of Railways. Badnall on Railways
Railways their construction and management, by Lee
count.
Pambour on Locomotives. Gordon on Locomotives
Masonry and stone Cutting, by Nicholson.
Guide 70 Railway Masonry, by Nicholson
Shaw's Operative Masonry
Vca Clements. Paisley Clements. lotion Mortars
Haskel's Engineers Guide in Boring
Engineers and Contractors Pocket Book for lS'S
McNeill's Tables for Excavations and Embankmenu
Bsshforth's Cacua tions OF Earthwork.
Sibley and Rntherford's Earthwork Tables
Cnie 10 M,.asn ring and VaIuing of Arifcers Works
Kely's Patchwork Tables Hau and H9sking on Bridges
Gwilt on Arches Bland on Piers and Butuesses ts
Buck on Obliaue Bridges Hart Obique Arches.
I'm ported from London by F.TAYLOR, together with
many other valuable works the same class OF subjects
June 7. .efaa
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I indian Treaties

indian Treaties-Treaties between the United States
and the various Indian tribes, complete from 7Is 10
1887 also the laws the colonies, and the laws oil the
State governments since 1863 in relation Indians and
affairs proceedings of the Congress OF the
Confederation md the laws passed by Congress on the
subjects The whole collected into one vourne large
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June X. lArLohs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-22

THE NOMINATIONS The nomination of Generals Cass
President and Vice President of the United
States gives general satisfaction to the body
of the democratic party in this section and by
changes through other sources, learn that they
responded TO with enthusiasm which a dence
of their triumph election in November A large and
meeting convened at the courthou Saur
good will. and enthusiasm! We send 10 our brethren
greeting, pedging Indiana tho nominees by
at 900 jorify Up them ends-organize organ
ize Let every who loves his country and her nst-
do his duty, and all will be well !fmdiano Sentinel