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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06

We noticed in an exchange. that Mr.
Barnun, the curiosity hunter, has caught
the very identical Mexican that MI. Clay
wished to hide in corner, that he MICH,
clay, and intends to show him through the
country. Ifhe could catch the Pistsburg.
er. and put them in cage together, they
would be- worth . half dozen monkey
shows put together. There are few but
would be wiling to go two bits sight
Ohio StGIesmzn.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
JEDDIAH WOOLLEY JR
SURVEYOR AND AGENCY OFFIcE.

CHICAGO. sTREEL, JOLIET, I'LL.
VIII attehd to Surveying or giving lesc ription
IF iIaHd0 Town lots in Will, Kenda II, C1rmndy,
or a. iule ,oTnties % all :hose who snallfavoI
him with a eall; aud will have at all times OF
aand Maps oftha above counties, with co, rect
ieineaiOns OF Timber rand Prai riea and Strea ms.
with falls ofwater whereverthey occur,eiIhernn
the Des PLANES, K nkakee. Du Page, or Illinois
rivers; and also the principal Roads :sogetheI
ilh + representation o1the Illinois s. Michiga n
canal. g SO IS s7sEa
The experience Mr. WonNey has had as Sur
vcyor in the above counties intfe last fifteen
years will warrant him in saying that he eau
give grn.ral satisfaction. assfsag
10 III eassshis charges viii Unreasonable,
and'pronpt in his attention TO business. His
olhce neatly opposite the Eagle Tavern.
References.
fI1oN,-I~ swENcgVoRTHs
- G. W. DOLE, Chicago
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06

The boarder with green specs made
his appearance at this mqment. and Mrs.
Scruggins arose and welcomed him with
one Of her fascinating smiles NED.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
Farm fer sale.

SIIUA TED FIVE miles south cas-, trom Will
~ mingion, containing a bout ~ o hupd,,d st,,s
81 Rieh Land, fifty acres OF WHICH centaias =
hesvy growth OF Timber. and sixiy acre. Of N.
fIh'rle Land is well fenced, and under improye
meni. having a comfortable II6use tlere.,n. and
: 'hef conv'niences sand farm is we'll wstet,d.
IN" i"' f'chht IS Of soil aud beauty Of location il
ne, excelled. Apply ID. A. HATSON
" Wilmington, IAN 18th. ISAS
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
d. UGa & MlD1S7N=9,
Paints, OIG, V'SSrH6SE1, sc.


THE Subscriber would take
~ this opportunity TO inform the in
E@WA habilanis Of Joliet and the public
81 generally, that he has now on hand
at the old est ablishme mt OF Brown
Cd & Co., one door north of X. &
& Duncan's Store, general assort-
s. mentofDRUGs ,MEDIclNEs, PAINTS
OIL, VARvIsH, &C., and as NJ is
making constant additions to Stoch land spares
n" pains IN selecting articles of tie very best
quality, and at the lowest possible rate for which
gods can be bought fol- cash, ia enabled to Of
terno small inducements to all those wishing to
purchase articles in hisIine, which will be sold al
the lowest cash price for ready pay. Persons re-
siding at distance, by sending their orders to me,
can rely dpon receiving as good articles and at as
low price as ifthey were present themselves.
sa ]. Fl. BROWN.
T. 81 have on hand an excellant Bilious
mi, Tor family, use. manufacture by myself. and
nut up in boxes containing eighteen Pills each :
Price l2A cents. HR.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06

7..afsls Hg fsssRE "a - III #8H
sazl@I bns l:as-A ilss s .
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06

Pure Ground Leaf, cheap at q "a. S SIS Sc
BROWNS Drug Store.
.TgdTg EIsAI
81 ak 4 6 dsa .ssE
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06

The climax 5f human inIlfsrence has
arisen when aswOnaa dOn't care how she
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06

Many ofthe above have valuable improvements
on them, for sale on reasonable terms. Also
other tracts and lots for sale. Enquire of
s. W.BOWEN, General Land Agent,
March. tSi7. Joliet. III
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
BIacksIlithing.

~ s5 10 u IN IN r., GA
ri 4 IL these wishing TO purchase pure article
nj QuIxiNt. can have All opportunity by calling
at BKaWN'S Drug Store, where they can 6nd Il
cheap Als,- Opium, Salts. sulphur. areaiPp
tartar, \ e .sai lrrdnced PRICES go .l1sl p.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06

A LARGE assortment of Iron and Steel of all
"A sizes AMI kinds, just received and as usual
for sale cheap al the Joliet Hardware Store by
b It DUNUAM & 70
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DEKA i, /, A Alb.

aiDEy "a II D "a j. 81 IIs IN-
IthIt If The we'll
sstea,iiert lE ~ Isi3, Am.SII. Lub-
sllds taastct, having been A tilp;ol,gh y over
sl.aiilel l ana rePairel " I'D lie raady 10 receive
g1t thisIda will leave with
sPapfs os Goo.,s may rely upon their
wits; pro,aptnexs tue river
n sl!eiig. inu q, as low ratea as
seNt BY any. other conveyance
a,ols ilpsy lanlcd may be CENT to
md stored free OF charge
,iAtia stake them iii. This
salaat HE season vii Estnp at any
mud eRaE lnnting IN tile river, bDtli going
.iss sepipil,s Arr ii sing gle pac ckage only, pro-
sled tue freig is paid here. The Agents
;st s,silhdea are iesgrs I, r. y ATiIL PIsuE 81
sslR'rI sA RI. 5ls. WAITER,
sgsifs itso5vess5. Co.'S. iVhnrf:
Sept a5s 4 81 IS Az sssi e ST. f
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g AM j FIN b R. "a M CHI
81. RAIL ROAD. s ssts. /.

This Road is now open for tile transporta-
ton Of :Passeugets and Freight to Hsykjn's
Turn Out, distance Of Smiles from Cam
den l. ,,,.,.5 "a. sf 55s,,. s Z 4. s
4 passenger train will leave this Turn Out
daily S hours and 45 minutes, A. H., 10 con-
fnect with thea Cars SsIn the Soutll- Carolina
Rail Road for Charleston and jHamburg.as
Reforming IN Tue afternoonthe train reach
e ies the Turn Out hours and 30 m n, r. III.
connecting at tthat point with the line 5of Sta.
Iges for Raleigh N: e. via Camden and Che
raw. p. 5sf5 ~ ~
y Tie :tcconmod ,tion Train to Columbia
continues TO FuIlas heretofore. & IS
JOHN AIcRAE, Eng. Cam. iDr::
e. e. Sept. A. Il. "a. 46 St .ss
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NJ %. CA.
IN egs.Oe Cloths amaiy Jeans.

The Subscribers would inform, tile; |, Plan
tiers of Sumter District, and their Customers,
that they have become the Agents Spff. hIr.
Freis Of Salem No, Ga, in the sale aofS Ssliis
/ ,N''l'lOl0LLEN VIC FABRICS, which they are
now prepared TO exhibit. In their judgement
the best article for Negro Clotl,ing everett
fcrea in this market.
They also l,ave q smnli lot Of superior
country HAMS alid LAR u Of a superior
quality; North Carolina Onions, and Fresh
pounded Rice. I, Is. n R'i = q
s.. . yVIIITE &. Go.
August 30. ls4s. .'.-
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$50 OI,ls l}1t TEL DIST,
il guilty
Yates, et. al,

atislers and others. 3;s. zi,S IA
ile creditors OF Sanders and Crane aud
EStlsss atlgnlent and Execution creditors Of
q hose Judgments and Execu.
at tho time or the sale Sof tile
sSgfppsEty sslnIie Sanders iYni. E.
slcfartlsolls the is and IA september
81 s!s do on oath q Written statement OF
giving credit for all payments
Sauds asls1lg their demands by legal tes-
ss.Inotsys sios first ayof3 January next K
yS,rdet ROT the Cpurt, 81
l M IILE r.. Il 3 :
] Con. s.. d. i;;s
siintefsi a, @ 1919, 8 ;3m I.
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|s!IlR|J0[)llY

Insle fsign ell would trespeS IL III.
that IS lots,
Mules ID plenty dtS tsnra3 al. EEol.
ed f6tdlle neS crop; mud cheaper
iiiIfi ssdE snlI sil ii 81 District 1T This
Gil nj lie statid dGrnerly, occupied
Eagland; ltoh, Sumter District,
BIsAfI.AMS.
lssis9, If
gsftfisllle will pleisc copy
md sbill his the subscriber
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IN aOIsTCE.

i All! persons hating demands against the
5Estateof Jesse Il. Gary, .late Of Charleston
deceased. EillI flease hand in tile same ior
payme4t;to Osweil Reeder, Esq Ring street;
and all persons 4indebted.t6 said Estate ,twill
3plense make payment 10 the same.
f ~. Rr;Admr' {.
sept la4S Il Is; Is $;i6 ats y
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of
3,ss. SsSs ra
Eu s.
ba
ihaV ailsif fGa3 5la ,iiiES DaiIik
fIa5 be ma ana ssibs
sto iofs sfep fiy isS Ia rsa
Ecd bv a fss
SsSisi
sajtsi iihS RE-
anSg IS fsi 5
Eos fHSs rs ln,,b .fa
Wit: fse S rs ma agas 6i
tive,,ty fis,.
fsiiias ia
Eunited Siafbg SS Sboii iz,isss t,l
tt,:ss sta Il. ifays
years tsS ie DAY eleciIo md
sWo has asfres fty ltRIl IS &
tpwn or ,sliicli lie has bcer legally aized
and isaaf s;S months; ;bs lSfeE SSiil
aiectipn, iot sI,t FREQ az fnis,
Tot, III d resid Chi In sfi,a Eiaef f}iSa
tEice Siii ayiicl ie t0 GigeI Elsa yfyfa bss
fore The ion Ms Sill have Alright
vote ta,F a bhf Dr. Iiiainhara Il, servs II,
ol.her bnaci sc ma epislafi,Te ior tlis I;ssss
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NOTICE.

Tho undersigned having associated them-
selves in;tlie Practice Of Medicine, rcspect-
fully solicit the patrons of their friends and
the public. They may be found at Dr. Mil
zler's Drug store. sf'ssf s,Sa
.i2 j. ]. !. BOSSARD, M. D.
]. i. MILLER, NJ. d. ~
Aug. 16, 1913. a & If ~
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.soPARi ..lIi ARr1KTnRsFzIp il, 2;

suhsf ihGrs have his daY formed a
sipder the naIiies sof u. SOL
ONS &c 70, d hope by strict atten-
sifcss id eeeye q liberal share Of
DB N Isl LOAIONS,
ae sS;sa. sc DION o Ms,
Iiss ~ Il Il fI:hYNSNVO REHs
Jnes Tie firm IS at this time in
the Nprlh hsrn cities, b,iying a general assort-
gtele 9pf Ai CffkNDIzE; which, on ac-
ssssslt sof, great reduction Of prices, we
saIill for sale lower ,lian ever before
8 SroNil & 4 sls Il.
ss 8 doors North the Court House, opposite
2r Here Dthg Store
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Natice..

The ,snbscflbsr takes this aneihod of in
forming his,Iriends and tho public generally,
that he may still be found at the old stand OF
Chambers g. Ranki,l, where he will keep
constantly on hand, a supply OF Sugar, Cof-
fec, Molasses, Salt, Dagging, Rope, Hwipe,
D0mestics, Hats, Shoes, &c, which he will
sellfor Cash, at the lowest market prices,
and soicits q share of patronage.S g; ! 3 {.
The highestprices paid for cotton and 9TH
er country produce. ssss
I'd 8 u. w. iCtlaa1B,ll5Sttss,ss sss
Camden; s. G.. Ang. so, }ss. Isss
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Issss gIs |l|slsS
EseqBs 81 sa'ssE i|ls slal '
B h One tract crs ls b and
laisn b.
apS s s;shs,g sl,s pESps5t ,aa9 sts|
81 1ne tfas z s. q acres of land
more at id dioiniria lands oi
E. Aennady rem iserl1.s
levied ulonas tile proper snf lslin C !. Stfoth-
SeT Tas the suit n Rey1pld
Or nestract ofs q lll( ACRES oG iandls
sas ssis apen 8; 81
Etl,s Prpfarty ils2s suit
j. Iindal ls IS
1ne trae et ot 81 GO 70 slls eros IL of nd
more OF less in Saiepns adj fniih isJia of.
Robt. FtliHood,s % l. lsyef and John
lemHl0a,s levied upon as. .tHe propsStj sef Jre.s
+ NJ Elyeeii, ut the suit Of y uses.
Ono tract off st:s 3 q '7ss acres of
|1Hhd in Elatenlont joining ianslS of :s :.
syot.esss hard lss and Miss iiklesf
Elhyied Upon 'as the property or EIezdkial
Ware the slit of III
EsfI ns tract 2 90 acres Iana
|siI Clafenlon aajpinihg lands foS q. B Hilton
and E SB Rive, levied tiipois as the 5prop,etty
Sof Jno. hum, at the quit sfs All
Aionzons IS KS S.
go. safIARNEY9ERI Isl IS IA 80
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5NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given, that application
will be made to the Legislature of this State
Sat8 its next session for charter TO incorpor-
ate the "Bradtord Springs Female Institute
/ Company" Il ST I. ifFt.s}5 ST, 8
snmterville, Aug, ID, ls4s. az Stf
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'GLAKEND0llNll5 q SEM 4 IiEs IN Il UADfihiY
IVIaE %.

Inform The ii i ctsst oinnrs and tl,a ptbli1
generally; ard receiving 3tksif'
yspIs no SIQ l1
tieif Senior pal ffnerS Sis non skars seston
compile citing their Wiliaself
ms low a5 they AN hased SIN any
southern mari lof cash to prompt euatos
ihers, all a and exauline solI and we.
ilastsr oursel we Is nbt f give satis-
faction, q iss sssss
'rhay sWaaid aIsd9 9infotm their friends t,lat,
shaYint eiSs eeouie agents for the ssl of
sF I!Lsf1s0 w DSNAI3If RGs $, they Mi, now
prepared t8Eupply that aiticls iil any I1esiFa.
fble gaantit tGs upbn as los us ia Il has
sefar been pure based itis tllis fices
as lows; % 2, esGts paE s.ie ba f d6s
..per tho piece ana Slssss
serIaaalsit ities I,oIt time
I'D weigh 8 MIA ss
lsa6
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w. EsIk Hin @
4 PER lAIL0 Or,
COLUMB Isl. g.

Keeps constantly on hand ID choice sassoft-
n,ent ols Cloths. Gassirieres Yestings, Shirts,
Draw ers; ssuspe g loves, Hanak kerchiefs,
II1 ,rayats; &c. Itch he ottarH reaAotia.
bio pricesi sorddfs fffiditi scdulstrg
promptly attended us
sSept,s6, sl6 isSs Is
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!. B. TIARNE ssIlSSER,5 s. IS. D.
Sheriff Is Office, | lib SeptaInber, 5lS4S. 4
SHERIFF l}sA L.ISs, 3

-
irtue ;of sun srys iois fo me az.
.reetea, will be sold at Sumter ,ouft House.!
59a ts flrst Mona and day olloing
ps.opsr neX! lthln the ;leg.i hours Of
sa,e, g 1se Cash e tol
pay fef Titles. y q i q sp
s., = s; s: aeyaea asana |! IS PRO-
hrtiur III cFalen sI'd is asoste ,,sa ) ca
les. , ~ & i ~
{ S. s,,apr,,. 3ley;esl an ~ tl,an,.o. 3:
pcriy of R AZ i3racay ia : ;t ofF
t:nt Iniob -i =; W ass' $ VIZ su'. = q q. &
B al nero. levied an; as sIltI,a nro.
petty,of Thos. Bracey, ii tiis suit ofa james.
F ,,ear ss av;ea sllS ~ - ,s'sI,s shsn,.
3perty 81 Brailaioi II ,t III Nh nf i .,s
M 8 i nsnrnest , = 81 81 e,s'L IsS;aa Sn u ~ ln thaB
property oi IND a.s olc,o,,g,, nan l ~ ma IA
snt inf;s nsyrrsS, y 49,. ~
paaro 3, ss.I \ Iey;sd 5, ses1I. 81 as tha ma.
sterty 81. HssF ,nsasis, 4 ,be mi, a. nj ,sn5i
nan, ~ q l'''s Sas1sSs s. - 81
sss IS neo,.res # lav;nd 81, IA Tia.
properly of5E, Darant, 1T at lie sui, 81 W An
iJaTson 5'S, cn. q e,ses,
j negro, m m levied ssul on 81, ;rsi tie pro- &,
pf q MIean a aaa siua y 's sus {, 1Aa1
/ / negro. levied or AZ lilo pro-s
pertv 81 JOIN L. Folder, 81 2the suit 81 !. II.
Wait # ~ 81
l1;' j nepro. 81 levied q, on ,,,5 ass the ,pro-
perty Of H Jennings, a; the suit 81 William
Il ewis. d ordinary.
b nearo. Il levied On IS, 5as tie pro- ,l;t.s
tperty Sc 5Robt. Lowry, at The; auit of Elijah.
tReynolils.
negro, levied on II as 81 tho pro-; s.;
fpcrty Of jan ;Swrence, al tile suit of hf.
Sci zor.
negro, s levied on Il as the tie Dro d ~ IS
1 perty. Of isaac Lenoir, ut the suit Of George.
HHa KELSEY.
1 negro, levied on as the pro-
sperty Of jas. Mcintosh, at the suit Of
] iInGfi Me cFaddey, sS Il Ss & IS
/ negro, lowed lie on Il as as the pro-
per,y of 8. s. Rees, at the ;,i slit Of G. sT.,
Haskell and Saml. axell.
y Naaro53 8 aV;;a3 ~ .,s q 10 nro.
% & ], !, s;;, a. Il t1s,,
leynsI,, ]! sa u !. !, J,
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slJS1tIsICIE.

v,llS bss
ttrei iat fof an Aet t0s
Eosate sss]sI HIN TEk RtFI.FsAi 3
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! 1Tto TrScs E !.

Tho Exercises OF Mrs. RI GE'S School
will be resumed on Monday the eleventh OF
September. The first session Of five months
will close on! the Il OF FNrbf1ar Il
Sept, a, ISaa55.
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Will sEgEIVIs. To. .lIORR0IJIlISgg

I e floice stock of Gfoceries 4 Goiisis iDE in
part OF The follosi,s IS
barrels sfne tpwn Gafs ~
3hags; lest sioI Eeffhess hes b
2 Hhds bacon SSid sssS
baffeis syIolJl 81
Butter and soda Crap kefs,S
rdness sobsters; GiagcE presetycss;s. i.
Nnstl ltidia me apple lseiIss
on, orang &c. live q aas
sorted. Is 4 s,s
s5 OIllestiC HSa.Y alss God s. 81
Brown homes spiinss assorted; Gottonales2.
Stripes, &c, IS S Ainsauitp ting sIaza skftss
sdolnnde;; Saxony wool shirts. Berlin iraEs
iers; Ladies' and hnffisaess Hosiery Gents
~ do, fine; assort sSnaperder
lllgery low for ca si.
Aug 3. lSdas Il s. 3 b, HANKS.
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|s gainst Tire
M sss !. aeaaaasas sWlll v
Enis lasssaid asssats m sso reqisestea IS,
|S3: sgS
iAdminissrgfr sS.
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ne 4 aaieeiisia Z II q 6ls elxal:d
|ls Tim as candidate
ne eflif Sumter District
hfti lliR Elect ss
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ggI0 III lem
ayes hereby so st yoljr
I.saia | insati inyS lie I0st, Satuiday
nf
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-04

e THr oxTsAss or ssofLAss--sTke
ing may have interest for our readers cor
in the iron business. What6 sad perve
the blessings provided fcr onr eonn,ry, i,
should continue in state Of colUuisl tepe
on Europe for the substantial comforts
and even the great elements Of Dstionr
pendence. We seem not to be uwsre
st'sd Of that dependence ON other CT
which belongs 10 small ones, that en,br,
few degrees Of latitude, we have scope
cultivation and material for the mspufac
everything that Is necessary for social
ment and national Independence. "
then rise, % with one voice. and proclair
world we have all the raw materials o
visisions in tuperabnndsncei Let tht
who would manufacture them for our us
and 81, themselves down here to consu
produce Of ,hoee who will give them
mont in exchange for bread. Nothin
sIavish colonial spirit among ne, prevp
contamination 50 devoutiv tn he wished
From 7horeborn d Co.'S Circuit
GLASGOW, Dec. 81,
SR: We beg to wait upon you with
nual circular, in which il will BE- ohser
the consumption and exports Of pig ir
exceeded the make by GO 600 tons.
tis gratifying 10 remark that 70 large
tity has been exported this year. exceed
last or any former year by fully 30,M
and as heavy orders are contracted 70
exported in the Spring, we may reckon
falling IF in 1eis. but that its expo
be greacr than 1S47, as we always 6r
pr ce ensuresa large export Of this ar,h
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-04

90 THE INDIANS A delegation Of Iowa In
dians visited this place on Wednesday last. Ia
the evening they held !evee in the Court House.
and entertained their visitors with variety Of
dances, accompanied with their pecul ar vocal
and instrumental music They are fine looking
set of feliows. The squaws are very pretty and
graceful.
We were particularly pleased with the good
order and decorum tba, prevailed among the
boys, on this occasion, and venture to hone TO be
able to congratulate them on similar good con.
duct in future. ....-s.
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LACN FROM Mnxlco.

Officinl announcement of the ,rraty--No quo
rum of Cs'"g'"-. present --Ssnts Anna in IA.
vot o' Peace, desiring 10 leave Mrxico--fiis
imprisonment recommended. : ss
CoLrMsrs, Georgia, Feb 90, 1917.
The Express package Of to day brings New
Orleans papers Of the 2ist inst sa ..-s,.-a -,.
Tho Star. published at the Capital on the 18th
inst. contains the official announcement OF the
conclusion Of the treaty of peace, under the sig.
nature Of Senior Rosa, the minister Of Foreign
Relations. The dates from (lueretaro are to
the 10th. There was no quorum then in attend.
anc. If the members Of Congress, bu, meet.
ing had been held Of the twenty .fcnr delegates
present on the 9TH, and majority Of them were
in favor Of the treaty Of peace. sr firro
Gen,.Lane reached the Capital on the 10th
inst on his return from Orxsba, without meet.
ing with any further adventures.
The death Of Lieut. Gasron. Of the 4th Ken.
tucky Volunteers is announced.
Lieut. Clark, with bis company, was at Cuer.
nevasa, on the 9th inst. General Alvares was
making efforts to cut off his supplies, but Lieut..
Clark was taking every prscaution to thwart
his designs.
The Star, Of the l2th, states that Santa Anna
had asked for passport, protesting to be desrous
Of leaving the Republic, and had recommended
his friends to yield quietly in favor Of peace.
On the other basd. letter 10 published, which
states that the Government at Queretaro, in q.
ereement with Gen. Scott, hac resolved upon
the imprisonment of Santa Anna, in orde. to re-.
move the only obstacle to the conclusion of
peace.
The prospects of peace had created much an.
imation at Queretaro. Commerce was reviving
and the general belief was that peace would soon
be concluded.
The Star, Of the 10th inst, says the treaty was
officially signed on the ed inst, at Guadalonpe.
between Mr., Trist, on the part Of the United
States, and by Senors Coute and Cuevas, for the
Commissioners Of the Mexican Government.
Several Mexican papers affirm that the treaty
yields California, New Mexico, and Texas, on
condition Of our paying five millions Of dollars
for the claims against Mexico, and gnarantying
fifteen millions for the territory surrendered.
There is no commercial news from New Or.
leans
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-04

FREE TRApE IN GREAT BRirAiS -
standing the rhetorical Gourishes on II
the water on free trade in Great Bri,si
established fact that American Tobae
butes an annual revenue to the eotfe
country Of upwards OF ffiee" millions
The duty is three shillinss sterling p
or about eight hundred dollars per
The stock of tobacco in Great Britain
Of January last. was fifsy-hvs thousand
dred hogsheads. which, when taken on
for consumption, will pay duty Of
miilions four Aundred thousand dollars
Philadelphia. February. GU.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-04

Cy THE SrsouEHASSA is again closed with
ice. This is the fourth time it has been frozen
over this winter. If there is any truth in the
German saying. that "if March comes in like a
lion il will GO ont like lamb, we are likely TO
have al early spring; for this far, the weather is
intensely cold.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-04

GEs. ScorI.-The meeting. at Pittsburg, Of
Gen. Scott's friends, last week, was very large.
The meeting proclaimed itself Whig-opposed
the wsr-but was in favor Of appropriations to
carry it through declared itself in favor Of the
Wiimot Proviso. and nominated Gen. Scott as
their first choice for the Presidency.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-04

MoRE III 10 said that
bley, who srrivsdi 10 Washington few
brought dispatches from General Woo
ing propositions, nom the authorities
chihuahua. cohahuiia, New Leon.
Mexican provinces. to be annexed to thi
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FOR PRESIDENT,
Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR.

w Frozen TO DEATH man named John
Fox found dead in field in Rush township
on Wednesday morning
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-04

A BARsER's PowER.-A colored
C.zesevia, N. Y..s few days since, j
dangerous end severe .osnd q the
msn hs wss shssing with whom he
Pute about The price.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-04

SAD Nrws-The Mississippi at Helena, Ar.
kansas, is caving in so rapidly, that fears are
entertained that the principal portion of the
town will bs destroy ed:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-04

OaIo Dspr The Legislature Of Ohio, on the
2sd, passed bill providing for the ex,insuish-
ment Of the State debt. ..g
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Hon. WILLIAM SAwvGR, Of sausage nemory
has been appointed Minister TO Boso'a The
Chissgo Journal 10 Of opinion that he should have
been sent to Bsbgsa. 49,, -.