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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23
Democratic Meetig in Cham
Daign.

Inpursuance Of previous notice, the
Democracy Of Champaign County assem-
bled at the Court House In Urbana, on
Monday evening May Sd, 1s4S. and the
meeting was organized by appointing
Col. M. w. Busey Chairman. and James
s. Gear Secretary and T. R.WebbeY asst.
Secretary.
The objects of the meeiiAg were then
briefly explained by the chair, to be for
the purpose Of appointing Delegates to
the approaching Congressional Conven-
ton. to be assembled al Ottawa in June
next. eK
On motion, committee of three was
appointed byth chair, to draft Resolu.
lions expressive ofthe sense ofthis meet.
ing, and also to present the names Of
three suitable persons to send as Dele.
gates to said conyention--and the chair
having designated Messrs. A. Campbell.
VIM. Harvey and D. l. Morris that COM
mittee, they retired. and after brief alb.
sence, presented the following Resolu-
TONS.
RESOLVED; That our confidence In the
ability and patriotism OF the Chief Magis-
tra,e Of the United States, remains un-
impaired.
Resolved; That we consider the var
with Mexico, as strictly honorable on our
part, and it is tor imperative duty of our
citizens, to sustain the Government. in
the prosecution of the same, until Mexico
desired and honorable peace.
DoeoIro<7. Tpbo. al =.
ton, which the wing party has pursued
towards our country in the present war,
fully confirms the political history of that
party, and their course during the war of
1872; and that the principles which they
advocated in the days of the Hartford
Convention are reasserted by them in
relation TO the present war.
Resolved; That we have the utmost
confidence in the ability and fidelity of
the Chief Magistrate Of this state, the
Hon. A. G.. French.
Resolved; That the 'Wilmot Proviso'
was offered at time, and under circum .
stances which did not call for it; and tina.
it is calculated to confuse the puplio
mind, and weaken the energy ofour Peo-
pie. in the prosecution Of the present
war.
Resolved; That our delegation in Con.
gressional Convention. be and they are
hereby instructed TO use all honorable
means to procure the nomination of Jo.
siah McRoberts Esq. as the first choice
of this meeting for member to Congress,
from the 4th District.
Resolved; That in the event ofthe de.
feat of the said Josiah McRoberts, in
said convention; our delegation are here
by instructed to give their support to some
other good and well tried democrat.
RESOLVED; That our delegation have
full power and authority 10 fill such va.
cancies, as may occur In their body.
RESOLVED; That we approve the nom.
nations of the late Democratic state con-
vention and that we will use all honorable
means to secure the election OF the nom.
inees of said convention.
All of which were adopted.
Said committee presented the names
of Col. VIM. Nox. Henry Sodorus. and T.
r. Weber as Delegates, which were
confirmed by the meeting.
Resolved; That the 'Danville Patriot
Joliet Signal Ottawa Free Trader
and Chicago Democrat be requested to
publish the proceedings OF this meeting.
On motion adjourned.
NJ. w. BUSEY, Chairman.
l. 8. GEAR, Se'cy.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23
4 appears to be generally understo,

Il appears to be generally understood
that Dir. Talcott, who had been appointed
Chief Engineer of the canal in place Of
Mr. Gooding, has been removed by the
Governor. The grounds for this action,
on the part of the Governor, are, we
presume, that the evidence taken before
the commission that Investigated the
charges against MT. Gooding bore with
equal force against Mr.. Talcott, and If 4,
was the duty Of the Governor to remove
the one i, was equally his duty to remove
the otheY.-O ttdpd Free Trader.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23

WISCONSIN ELECTIoN.-As we antic-
IPated' Wisconsin, which Is about to be
admitted into the Union, is strongly dem.
ocratic. At the late election, the demo-
Gratis OF this state achieved complete
triumph over the combined forces of the
embodiment" and Gen. Taylor. This
election gives the democrats gain oftwo
Senators and two Representatives in Con-
gress. The democratic majority is suffi.
GENTLY large TO place Wisconsin on the
list of democratic states, at the Presiden.
tial election.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23

o. Large quantities of lumber and
merchandise are being brought to this
place through the canal. We hear some
complaint about the charge for transport
ing freight from here to Chicago. being
too high. We believe it would be to the
interest of all concerned, if the charges
we're reduced.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23

CANAL LANDs.-It is stated that the
Canal Lands and water power on the line
Of canal will not be sold until fall. This
is as it should be. Farmers will have
time to dispose oftheiT crops, and be ready
for the sale. 1t is also said that credit
will be given on q portion OF the purchase
money.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23

~ We have received the proceedings
Ofthe conventions for the counties OF Nc.
Lean and Cook, but We are compelled 10
omit them this week. They shall appear
in our next. The delegates from Cook
county are instructed to vote for Hon. ].
Wentworth as the candidate fo1 Repre-
sentative TO Congress, and those from Nc.
lean fos the Hon. John Moore, Of ,ha.
county.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23
New YonK Mnr1E

An arrival at New Orleans bringing
dates from Vera Cruz to the Both inst.
Generals Pillow, Townson, Cushing
and large number Of officers came pas.
sengers to New Orleans. Il is generally
believed in Mexico now, that the Treaty
would be ratified. Gen.. Scott and staff
arrived at Vera Cruz on the Both ult. and
Immediately embarked on board the
PetersbuFgh for New York.
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washington. Nav g.

DEAR S1R:-The bill granting land
for the road from Galena to Chicago, and
from thence to Carlo, with branches to
Springfield and Alton, and east to Gov
ington, Indiana, has this day passed the
Senate by large vote. hope it will
pass the House, think il will.
Yours respectfully, s. BREESE.
d. M, BRADLBY, Esq.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23

OF There has large quantities of rain
fell In this section during the past week.
The water courses are very high, and the
roads bad. During the shower on Friday
last, the house of J. s. Waite, on Ottawa
street was struck by lightning. The fluid
entered the chimney, knocking off several
bricks, and passed through the floor be-
low doing considerable damage to the
eistern. No one was injured.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23

QUINCY HERALD.-Mr. Austin Brooks.
formerly editor of the Wabash Democrat,
has taken the editorial charge of this
staunch democratic paper. The fueney
of his pen, and his attachment to republi.
can principles, will enable him to do good
service to the democratic cause during the
approaching political contests.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23

GEN. TAYLoR.-The recent letters of
Gen. Taylor are creating much confusion
in the Wing party. The prospects now is
that the party will be divided, unless the
''great embodiment will withdraw from
the field, for "Old Rough and Ready"
never surrendeTs. Ia one of his late let.
ters, while he expresses willingness to
receive the nomination OF the whig ma
tional convention, he at the same time
gives his whig friends plainly to under
stand that should he fail to do so, he will
still remain candidate. His game is
"heads win, tails you lese," and should
he not be nominated, therefore, he is de.
termined to stand his ground. We shall
see whether he has alarmed the wings SO
that they will nominate him or not.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23

@The lass census gives some 100000
whites and persons of mixed blood, and
1000, 900 Indians, as the population OF
Yucatan.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23
The nOld DOmininnl Forever.

The Democrats of Virginia have q.
chieveda glorious victory. Judging from
che returns that we have received. The
wings we're greatly mistaken in setting
down Virginia fog Gen. Taylor. as the re.
suit will show. That state has always
cast her electoral vote fer the candidate
OF republican principles. and those princi:
pies were never more In the ascendant
than at the present time.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23

GA batch Of counterfeit notas Of the
Western Bank Of Maryland has recently
been put into circulation In the West.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23

COUNTY CoNvENTloN.-The demo-
cratic convention foP this county, meets at
the Court House, in this place, at 10 o.
clock, tomorrow. Eight delegates are
to be nominated to the congressional con-
vention which is to meet at Ottawa on the
9th day Of June. We hope there will be
full attendance.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23
The Congressional Convention.

Last week we noticed an error in the
call OF the Congressional committee. Il
was the day for the meeting ofthe conven-
tion changing II from the first TO the
sixth. The Ottawa Free Trader agrees
with US in regard to the first Thursday Of
June being the proper and legal day for
the meeting ofthe convention. The CON-
mittee made out the call from the Chicago
Democrat, by which paper, uuqusstiona.
bly,, the mistake had been made.
We would have had no great objection
to the convention being held on Tuesday
the 9th, was it not for the fact that it is
the day on which the Commissioners
Courts for the different counties will be in
session. But as there has been a mistake
made, and several counties have called
their convention in view Of that day, We
think it would be policy to meet on the
day as designated by the committee
Some counties have called their conven.
tions after the time fixed by the resolu.
ton of she last congressional convention,
and consequently would have to change
she day If the convention was to meet on
the LIST. Under all the circumstances we
doubt not that the convention which is to
meet here tomorrow, will appoint the
delegates to meet at Ottawa on the 9th
instead of the 1st day of June. We hope
this matterwill be understood, and that the
delegates will all meet on the same day.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-23

Grsherif BrOdie commences the sale
Ofths delinquent lands, for taxes, to-day
at the Court House. Those wishing to
make money should attend.
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FOREIGN Importations.

LvERrooLShP Baferioslo 100 ton. coal keTnG-t- e.se'
II Marsh2 do Huni-4O bds Cars Col case @ Unferhi
rs q I Jone. Co.. Wsdsworh- Winston Coo Lel
tsrts Co Abernethy a. Col Jones & Col w /
voo,s A. CO hd. Ibboi.on Homer CO.. cks CoT-l %
Haurhwout Co bis freeand, Stewart Co.'S g Haead
Hanes Buckley schefelin-2 cks SMITH g. -
deu-il bes Cromwell Hsght Co.'S g Cook Co.'S As1
A G. Col ck W Bishop case n he
iogl Bosgs & Bahcock2 " Coton-i Jones Co
II Ds Hunt Cos sheldon COL bis $50 q 4
hsd7t Dds Saylor Co.'S Hughes, Ward Co-n q
Reals. Bn-h Col Moron2 W Htehooek-3 Mahog-y q
Faul.per Co.'S Stone Co.'S W sli. stgrges
shsw-5 Bsu Bros Antwerp Hubbel-3 Blunt Lyme
~ locker Mead Cos seaman Muir3 Wiherai Young
nov. ScbId--s Walker Bros w Huichman-4f Hones-
N,vn. Co Palm Colo Little. Asher Cos4 hdls le
Phep. Dodse-s oks Bre-l0 Mccall sfons-3 fAm @
Is e. Rrce Giesn Co Godfrey Patterson COL Butle
Co-S0 Evans Cos W Glen son.s es'e, Nhkham =
lIuch,nsop- cks Cohen2 bales Chase Matherf easks
Wsb,-l 10 tons pc iron Hendrix Broh,rs-4o bts Bun
10 bts TN John Cooey5 cks James Lee @
Cot Paten Ste~Gioi c. chs IS pts
u bales. 10 chans, 70 order
PORTO CABELLOSehr Jerns73i hides 200 bags eoa. - Dc
.rsr Maitland Phns Co bgs coffee 70 ordert DO Booner
Graves Co-iOO DO Paveusit sohunsker-lO bags oohe'
Allen Haren Colo DO Harmony NePh,~s Oo-o tons oe
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New.York The grading IL nearly all completed
fortnight longer only being required to hni,h' and
confidently expected the whole line viii be in readiness
for the care early next month
At Cincinnati the general trade OF the city be-
gins 10 show activity but the feeling Of depression
is much strengthened by the continued extreme strn
sency Of the money market which had rather increased
than diminished The banks doing slmos, nothing
and are yet themselves short. One Of the strongest
institutions had borrowed considerable amount OF cur
rency with which transact the business Of the day
Exchange on the Eastremsned at prem with little
more rrnness but still avery limited amount both Of
supply and demand.
At St. Louis money is moderately easy Paper
sells at ld: e ct per month Exchange on the Essiis
q ct. premium
At New Orleans monetary affairs continue very
easy moderate amount Of paper is offered, both at
bank and on the street and while discounts given
10 fair extent at bank the rates out doors are from
10 70 per Ct per annum There were sales $4,000 red
back Texas Treasury Notes at II cts Sterling Exchange
fair demand. at :! d9i Sight on NewYork cent
pernium The import into New Orleans from the in
terror from let september, l7i7 and ls46 have been
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Markets. .cARsrULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

AsHEs-Pear. dun and sales made al something Of 90
les bbls Pots So
suppled The sales bales previous
Hour AND MEAIThe Flour market quite dull today and
tendency puces DO snwart The demand quite moderate
and the supplies than last week The iransacon- afd Up
1000 bbs Al s5di l2 for common and TAR brands STATE
Round duer aud offered s lheheiier brands
without change 10 note The maei "a lower ireng thn on
SATURDAY. Brook made from southern wheat
the market decidedly heavy The sales are - oos AZ oo1p -
mostly Co. The sale al az was Richmond country hoef,
for jersey about 800 bh have been sold At 10 he o
as Is, with moderate business. 80
sales. including some Saturday not Wen -pea fesch o
including Western mixed At 1870 Northern yellow ~ CO.
yellow % and New Orleans mned bja 60 he market -
finn the demand unecked The orders here Tor
shipment aud generally At limits which can now he met he
% with sales 1000 or 700 bash oa are qusi va e
Northern Southern dali Wheat without change and VII"
little pressing the market The ' are so bushels eesee a
rs parcel. Of Ohio good O4a ITO g. 2o do Milwaukee
a. IS q and $500 DO Wisconsin inienor A. - cts
PROvsIoNPok Inactive and heavy II would be dheuli 70
e without mak conce.-on some so Or ~ bo sold as oH
ISL for Prime Mess Beef gue A. previous pfces
rd continues good demand and held firmly Sales 20 Or 80
bbs "a as cts Holders generally al cts i2 PRIME u fhed
moderate business doing taa4 and ash
Sales 2oOo ~ dry Sides co. and 81 hhds smoked Hams o
B1s5 and Se eT i g, .. .od q st1ss 20
The $50 800 bb At 2hd3 tor Ohio and Prison. ana o.
hhd- Drudge at "a cts . . -. l., .i -, o.,
BONA OF 1900 s North West ~as made supposed q
iiME-sale. ooo casks Eastern for and
RicE~connues buoy sales 800 Tnday
at 5oa3 62 for fair to good Pnme ,. Quoted TO- mere
sEED-There demand tor Clover but holder, Do not meet
BUYERS 49,, 49,, -. -, L.. T. 4.,,,.4 r,,i.b Tin.esa
IS So cts sne the spot Best Anienon Is IN TAR demand
20 cents - .,,s,,,,.,. .,,o.
FRUIT-Rasns modest. demand Sales 80 boxes sheee
Almonds at 10 cts, mos ....
,,S Ma "bs sussr AZ cts 100 hhds Moll-e for dsi
Ing al 6l cts usual The markets, generally are dull
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Domestic Ports.
FRoN Qua coRREsr oNnENr.


PHILADELPHIA Avg - AR BAR AaslA,ir, " ..,2n
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Juy - st o. IN N lo sliet ssrs JgH q Bo-ton. I'm
Nep Bedford rr Antwerp.
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P0rro klco
JUN n f0P Jag e ST. long passed steamship Niagara.
fu p -ian Goth. snd Hsfsr .-fb, Or LlrrrponL
G~0rs-. Bsls, passed o- q. No hts Bal Inc oi
packets in NYork or Liverpool
July o. a Haf;eris shp Benga BRAY I'm Nof-n. - ii11
Julg o. bong i 81, 49, passed snip fatin aff hn
Boston iof " llnrston. sc
Aug Jar ~ long u g. vs se-n har' fr'nA o 'nt Or BIS
Asri s.nsy Hook W niles. passed shf Milan. m Nsv
Aas :. At - -. long 7l 'saitsd Sars Phen' I'm Nrors
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