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gatest Mews.

Secretary Floyd continues in delicate health and
count of the anxiety Of his family and friends he has
removed to the Soldiers Home.
The stcamship fulton sailed for Southampton aud
Havre the 25th with $50 passengers and million
dollars in specie.
The steamer Glasgow from Glasgow, arrived the
25th. Advices anticipated.
The United States surveys in Utah having been in
tcrrupted by the Mormon difficulties two years
since, are to be Immediately resumed by Surveyor
General s.albagh. The lands already surveyed
amount to some two mil lion acres.
on the 25th with loo passengers and $4,000 in spec
snaix.
ST. HIBBARD says he didn't see any gold
at Cherry Creek, but he is death OH snakes,
having brought an ugly devil Of feet in
length into town on yesterday. BRANDT is
also "some' on snakes-hc cages all the
rattle-snakes he can get for the amusement
Of the Irish friends who visit his Office
But the Prince of Snakedom is Admiral Dc
Haven one day last week he killed serenity
three Of the loose-tailed species and it wasn't
thought to be good day for snakes either.
The boys say that one of SANS snakes had
40 rattles on his tail, but we did not see
the snake and Of course cannot certify to
the stxtement IA. !. ~. n-.-.
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Augustus Trocon,

TO Augustus 1IdcOn, SIT:
VOG are hereby notified that there l. uov on Ole IN
u the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court In
claiming Of you the rum Of Three hundred aud arr
doiiars ~ money due two Fronissory notes eAc-
Gated by you 10 the said Samuel Graham, dated
January 10th, 1885, for the Of Two hundred aud
eighty dollars, and payable January 49, 1859.
dated March l5th lS5S for the of Seventy dollars
payable one year after date Ako claiming Of you the
foreclosure Of your interest In the following described
land to wit: Lots fifteen aud sixteen 10 Clock Eight,
aud lots one two three snd four in Block No. Six, IN
Andrews Addition to the town Of Bradhrd in Chicka.
.aw ccuaty and state Of Iowa, which Was decided by
you 70 Samusl Graham TO secure the payment Of ths
said notes. aud that unless you appear and answer
the next term Of tho District N said county, "a
be holden on tho 18th day Of July, A. D., 1857 judx
ent VIII be rendered against You thereon, in scecI,
dance With the pray ofsal petition. sE@
A. g. CASE. SAMUEL GRAHAM,
Atty for Plaintiff Plaintiff.
Bradford, IorG, Jane LIST, iS59--n2SwI ss.s.
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State Of Io,ca, Chickasaac county--ss
Almon g. Case,
a.a-CS. 81.
d. b. kimhall, District Co,,rt.y e. ..-ssr 81.
* ;u,h~ Z :

A \. :. i k s:ssia July FERN ,ss'.
TO p. D. KimbalI, Anna c. Kimball and L. Z.
kmbsl: -
VOu ofc hereby notified that there will he on Gle
Il on or tefotc June lst 1859, iii the office IL The
Clerk Of the District Court in Chickassw county, aud
state or Iowa, petition OF Aimon q. Case, caimin9
Of D. D. kinball the sum of hundred and eighty
eight dollars and interest at ten Per cent ffun tk~
18th day of January, A. u. 1859, noney due on .
promi sorry uote executed by D. b. Kimbal to AI,uon
y. Case, dstel yannay 18th, 1885,, and Fayabie ~
49, Ann y. kSn6AStA - o. le1kuds IN
,orscio ure o. mortgage executed BY j.. q. KimhStr
Anna Z. kimball upon lots hve l5l Sin fsl ssra.,
81 ana eight, (s) in Block Thirteen l3) in Halls Ad.
deon to the town Of Bradford in Chickasaw county
state OF IOWA. to secure the pay Of aid pote sud
that unless you ppear and aus wer thereto on or b.,
lore the morning OF the second day Of the next term
OF the District Court, in said county be holden on
the 10Th day OF July, 1862 Judgment will be rendered
AGAINST you thereon and decree made in accordance
WIN the prayer OF said petition. ALMON g, CASE,
o'sVfod, nay iS,le50-h35w4 Pfainti4.
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State Of Atoa, Chiczusau ooass.ty--ss

Leonard !, Ains'''s'
Henry Schnnk, YIN DISTRICT corar,
Catherine Sehank, July Tens, T. d. 1863
". +. Andrews. - asstsE = -. Z. 80 --.s
To Henry schank, Catherine schank I W. n r. drew.
DO6 AeryAv aeAf1ed sast hare r. nov "a file IN
ii the oficc Of the Clerk Of tle District Court OF
county, iowa, petition Of Leonard King
ley, claiming Of Henry Schank and Catherine Schank
the sum of fifty dollars and interest rsppe as 10 per
cent. from July eh 1853. as money due ca prom.
sorry Note executed BY snid defendants to one William
F. Wright bearer dated July 9th, 1868, and payable
on the first day of January, A. D., 1889, aso claiming
Of you the foreclosure Of . mortgage executed by
Henry schank and Catherine 6chank to William
Wright on Lots Thirteen, Fourteen, Fifteen ana Six
teen in Block No. Three in Andrews addition to thu
Town Of bradford in Chickasaw county, Iowa. to secu,s
the payment Of said Note, bearing sane date with
said note and assigned to Leonard Kingsey and that
unless you ~ pear aud thereto, on or befor
the morning of the second day Of the next Term II
the District Court Of Chckasaw county, Iowa, com
nlence on the 18th day Of July, 1859, Judgment VIII
be rendered against you therein, in accordance With
the prayer Of and Petition. fE
A. g. CASE, LEONARD KINGSLEY
atty. for Plaintiff. Plaintiff
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ChickUS1tp coslsaty--ss

TO D, b. Hsnap, C,rnclia lTapau r W. stun and
a. II. Gurney:
VOC ars hereby notified that there Is now on do In
L the otice OF tho OF the Clerk OF the District
.oorf OF chickasaw county, Iowa, petition Of Jsross
Watcn, claiming YOU the foreclosure Of cert ain
mortgage, executed by d. b. HApan and Uorneiia
hanan, to g. w. Howard on the folluwin, described
land to wit Lot No. ten in Block twelve and lot
twelve IL Block twelve and lot eight Block tn enty-
two CD and lot eleven and twelvs in Block twenty
one CID and lot two and three IN Block twenty
two, t2 in the town of Fredericksburg IN Chekasaw
counfy Iowa, to secure the payment Of two hundred
and ten dollars, according to the tenor and eject Of
prom'ssory note dated September 12th 1857 which il
the same date with said mortgage AID pay able css
year after date. Also claiming Of D. D. Haoau the
SUM oftwo hundred and ten dollars money due on
ssid note secured BY tho mortgage Aforesaid. and
that unless you appear and thereto GU or be-
fore the morning OF the second day Of the nsAt tcr
the District Court in said county, to commencs July
10th, 1859, Judgment will be rendered against you
thereon, aud decree made accordance with peaysf
OF said petition.
A. q. CASE, JEROME WATSON,
ATTY. Tor Plaintiff. Plaintiff
Bradford, Io~a June LIST, 1859 naswi
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WASHINGTON, June g.
The friends Of Judge Douglas here are in
possession Of the following letter, explaining
his position on the subject Of Presidency, and
OF which they have permitted copy to be ta-
kan for publication
WASHINGTON June %, 1859.
NY DEAR SIR shave received your letter in
quiring whether my friends arc at liberty to pre-
sent my name TO the Charleston Convention for
the Presidential nomination. Before this ques-
ton can be finally determined it will be neces
sary to understand. distinctly, upon what issues
the canvass is to be conducted. If, a have
full faith they will, the democratic party shall
determine in the Presidential election Of 1860,
to adhere to the principles empodied in the
compromise measures Of 1850, and ratified by
the people in the Presidential election Of 1852
and re affirmed in the Kansas Nebraska act of
1854, and incorporated into the Cincinnati plat
form In 1856, as cxpohnded by Mr.. Buchanan
in his letter accepting the nomination, and ap-
proved by the people in his election-in that
event my friends will be at liberty to present
my name to the Convention, if they zee proper
70 do so-if, on the contrary, it shell become
the policy of the democratic party, which
cannot anticipate, to repudiate these, their time
honored principles. on which We have achieved
30 many patriotic triumphe, and in view of
them the convention shall interpelate into the
creed of the party such new issues 40 the re.
vival Of the African slave trade, or Con-
gressonal slave code for the Territories, or the
doctrine that the constitution Of the United
States either establishes or prohibits slavery in
the territories, beyond the power of the people
legally to control it a. in other property. Il II
due to candor to say that in such an event.
could not accept the nomination, If rendered 70
me. Trusting that this answer will be deemed
sufficiently explicit, lam very respectfully.
your friend.
SigneD S.A. DOUGLAS.
Rr~wrp C,,oVv lE,s. s,rv Dc.., n.
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LATE PAPERs.-Rickell & Huffman Of the
New Book store are supplied with all the
late Daily and Weekly papers. We arc
indebted to them for many favors in this
line. Call on them for news and interesting
reading matter.
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GINsENa.-All the woods in Iowa, Mnneso-
hunters and fortunes are being made by dig
ging it. Here it commands 30 to IS cents
dry. Mandrake or May apple root is also in
demand but the price has not been given to US.
We see by the Dunleith Advertiser that over
5000 pounds Of sang were received at that
place per steamer on one boat from Minnesota.
Dig away boys.
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GoDEY.-1his splendid Monthly for July is
at hand. The stories, charades. riddles, re-
cipes, gossip and editorial are first rate and
our better half says the pictures, fashion
plates and ladies instruction articles are very
beautiful and very valuable. In one respect
Cooley is a bad book to take-if you get in
the habit OF reading it you cannot do. without
it except at the risk of divorce.
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BrLLIARps.-A match game was nlavel

. BILLiARDs.-A match game was played on
Friday evening last at the st. Nicholas Rooms
McGreger. The game was 300 POINTS carom.
We did not learn the size of the stakes but pre-.
sumo they were not large. Sloan was the VIC
tor by four points.
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BLACxINo.-Foof & SMITH, have left in this
Office generous box of backing which they
have commenced the manufacture of at Far
mersburgh in this county. From one slightex-
pertinent with it we are convinced that it is
the best backing our boots ever experienced
it not only has substance to it, but the polish
comes right out Oh application of the brush
Our Wholesale merchant should buy it largely.
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Weather, Markets, &c.

Weather, Markets, &c. ....
The weather has grown suddenly very
warm, and for day or two past very wet
The river is going down very rapidly
The crops are growing at rate Of speed
that promises great yield. The market
is without change. Sec Hoffman, Benton &
Co.. Report for particulars.
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PIONEER HARDWARE STORE.
HGrAscare! HArdseare!!
E6@tta = 1A
Williams { HARVEY,
Arc now receiving their
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS
WHICH Will be- sold At REDUcED PRICES
We are bound not 10 Ie UnderSCM by any.
, IT RY U S!
Orr Stock consists partly Of The. tolloring !:
Xr0ss Of all Sizes
Round, sqiiare and Flat BAND, Hoop, scroll, sheet
Horseshoe and the best quality Of Norway and Amer
can Naiirod.
NAILS, CUT, PRESSED & WROUGHT,
figures.
7HIMBLE SKElNS; WAGON BOXES
And Axle Arms, variety of sizes.
BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
Anvils, Hammers, otc., etc. #2-
Carpenters and Joiners Tools, Layge Lot
Hand, Chopping, and Broad Axes, Of different make.
.SAorels, Spades, Scoops lcng C short handle.
.- CUTTING BOXES,
OF the best kind ws would call the attention of Far
Ctsterss PxssslsS,
or every size. Also, Lead Pipe to suit. Chain Pump
Fixtures and chains. .s
T1nwa1e,
We have stosk which We wish to close out and will
sell Cd At COST. -.. ....-. -.-.
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
We are N. B. Gaston's Agents, and any order for
Hay, Platform, or Counter scales will be attended to
W. are receiving large stock Of Car Bolts, Washers,
Nuts, etc, direct from the Plantvo manufact uring
company.
India Rubber Betting and R,cking, al, sizes.
Rope and Cord.ss " different sises:
Hand Rip, Cross-cut, mill aud Circular Saws.
FILES Of every description.
A0s.uesI TO0Ss, %
A large lot at Wholesale, at reduced PRICES.
IT,, STOVES! STOVES!!
large variety which win be sold ut cost aud Frcshts
Merchants would do we'll give call and examine
st asvs g s io. g On Ess %b!s S
can't be beat they made express ly to order,
also lot of Eastern manufacture. s.-. ,- IS
GLASS OF EVERY SIZE,
Those wanting Glass and Nails, will do well u call
and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere,
A. we will sell Cheaper than the Cheapest
Mc0regor, May II, 1S59u 80
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For Sale.

VTNIE undersigned having this day purchased of II.
j Wilson, the Billiard Tables and fixtures Of the
ssBroad Gauge" Saloon, at McGregor offer the whole
fnf sale ON reasonable terms.
The Tables first class slate bed articles Of superb
or finish; and the fixtures good be found
In the West. Address ISHAM, PATTEN BLACK,
milwaukee,.
Or II. WILSON. on the premises.
McGregor, April /, 1S50tf
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BETTER Snow Hen THE KEGALIA.-Mrs.
j. C. Croly, who presidcs over the local
matters Of the Rockford Daily Nsacs, says
'the Sons of Malta are q convivial society
who make it point to cell Everybody tAsy
can"
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SODA FoUNrAiN-AsELI. has established a
Soda fountain one door west of Ellworth's
fancy store and this hot weather is good time
to try its virtue.
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"HEREAs. ON the slss day Y July, A. D. 1858,
w John Sypher aud Amanda Syphsr, executed to
me Deed o. Trust Of that date, ~ the following de-
seEbed Real tate, situated In the county Of Clayton
snd SKATE OF lows, tovit The novtheast quarter
Of the southwest quarter u4> Of ssstion No. Six (6h
u township No ninety-6vs lo5h north Of Range No.
Three ~ West, containing Forty acres, more OF Lose
to secure the payment Of certain promissory note
therein described Of date Herewith, for ths sum
Of Forty-Seven Dollars, due SIX months after date
made BY John sypher, payable at McG-egor And,
Whereas dc ult has been made In the payment Of said
protsory Note, according to the tenor and effect Of
the same.
Now therefore, In pursuance and by virtue Of the
power Of sale contained In said Deed Of Trust, to me-
Public Notice n hereby given, that shall sell the said
Real Estate and all right and equity OF redemption Of
the said John Sypher aud Amanda SypheE their heirs
and assigns therein, - Public Auction to the highest
bidder, for cash, ct the Court House door, Ia said
county OF Clayton In the township Of Gsrnavillo on
the 30th day o. June, A. D. 1859, At ten o.oock A.
NJ Of said day. for the purposes OF said Trust, asd to
realize the eum Of money due and unpaid on said
promssory Note, saA tho cost and expenses Of said
Trust aud Of advertising and selling said premises
THOMAS ARNOLD, Trustee.
McGregor, June 8, 1s59w4
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In conclusion, he would say,
that his stock was purchased
on clone TINE therefore,
CASA CsssfOsseers
can buy at their own price,
the object being to turn the
stock into money as soon as
possible.
Merchants visiting this
market, with a view Of pur-
chasing, will do well to call,
believinghe can sell at prices
to satisfy. s. COOK.
NeGresor, lora, Nayis, ls5otf e,
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New Cash Store.

The subscriber has OH exhibition at the old
store Of BRADLEY & Co.; a large and extern
sive assortment of .-..
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stRRhsge ny g0ods may De f6und = - :
American, French & English Prints,
PLAIN AND CoLoRED LAWNS,
White Narseilles and O,yandies.
White and Figured Brilliants,
Plein and Figured Paplins, Dimity,
JacOnetts & White Goods
GENERALLY.
Fine FlaS,sels for Ladies and Children.
Delaine, Cashmere and Stella Shawls.
Good SsrnsC BOssssets,
For Twenty-Five cents. SlLKdo. from 81 TO $la
Ladies' Dress Caps and Head Dresses,
CHILDREN AND MISSES FLATS,
EEse,sst0M Skirts,
nth adjustable Bustle, from 81 to So.
My goods arc oil marked in plain figures, and in
adopting the CASH SYSTEM wholly, can afford them
at figures to suit the hard times. Ladies with 81
hour It their tspo 81, who wish to the latest New
York style OF Boanets, invited drop in, whether
they wish to purchase or not. We esteem favor to
show goods.
SPENCER ELLSW ORTH.
McGregor, April 20, 1859.
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To which he would call the
attention Of his numerous
customers. Being prepas-
ed with all the req uircd
facilities to accommodate.
In Quantity, Quality and
Price, he wishes il under
stood he will not be excelicd
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SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

june Goth, 1859 laewa
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TImo of clo,inp the Maila.

Posr OrFicE, Dayton, Nov. IS, 1859
Until further notice, Mails will close at this
Office as iollowsi
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States. daily, except Sunday, AZ lllbam.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern
and Southern States, daily, except Sunday, at
8 90 a m, aud 5. 80 p m.
For Columbus and Zanesville, o., daily except
Sunday. at Ills IN.
For Nonia and fellow Springs at ll.l5a IN.
For Miamisburg. Germantown, franklin Ham
ilton, Eaton. o., aud Conuersville, Ind, daily,
except Sunday, at $50 p m.
Fox Spr ug6old, Urbone, Tiinn, Sandusky and
Cleveland o.. daily, except Sunday, at 800 a m.
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centrevlle Indian
apolis, Ind. and New PAus, o., daily at 900 m.
For Grccnyie, o., Union City, winchester,
Muncie and Jay County, Ind, daily, except sun
day, at Q so m.
For Troy, Coyington, Piqua, Sidney, 81. Mays
and FL Wayne, Toledo and Michigan daily ex-
copt sunday, at 0.50 am.
For Union West Milton, and Little York, Tues
day and Saturday at 7.S0 am,
For Johnville New Lebanon and West Alex
andria. on Tuesday and Saturday, at 80 m.
For Clay ton, Centre, and Ludlow, on Friday oi
each week, at 900 p m.
/ For Ceutrcvinu, Lebanon and Eaton, Tuesday
Thursday and saturday, atl2.0O IN.
I For Vandalia and Chambersburg, 100, Tues
day and Saturday.
/ For Taylorylle Wednesday and Saturday, a
Il. A.KING, Postmaster.
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From Washington.
WAsHISGToN, Dec. q

w AshlNulONi Dec. ~
The Pacific r. r. bill, which Senator
Gwin intends introducing at the earliest
opportunity, is the same as reported from
the select committee, and the amendment
made thereto by the Senate passed preYi-
ous to the close of the last session.
The pairing of by some of the members
Of the House, accounts for the reduction in
the aggregate, but does not alter the rela-
tive vote for Speaker on the first two ballots
TO day, when Mr., Sherman lacked four of an
election.
On the last ballot however, only three
were necessary TO produce that result, and
this was occasioned by the absence of Mr..
Reynolds, of y. Y,
The SO votes for Mr.. Boteler we're cast by
10 of his own South American friends, with
Geo. Briggs, and IL Democrats. Mr.. Nc
Clernand's 2S votes included all the III
democrats and some from the South and
elsewhere. No other democrat received
more than votes, Messrs. Adrian, II, Il
Clark and Riggs voted for j. G.. Davis, o.
la, and Mr., Davis voted for Mr.. Clark of n
York.
The Democratic Senators were again il
caucus to day on the subject of public prin-
ter, and, as yesterday, adjourned without
nomination.
The proposition from Maj. Hartley whC
is we'll known in connection with the man
uiacture of fire arms at Richmond ant
which has been recommended to the Legis
lature by Gov, Wise, meets with the appro
val of the citizens of Virginia The enter
prise is to be under the auspices of oompa
ny, with a million dollars capital
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same as Mexlcar, The neutrality Of the tran
sits are guaranteed by both govovnmootsi
the United States with or without the con-
sent Of Mexico possesses The right TO protect
the transits and property by iorcc perfect
religious freedom ia guaranteed, and no
forced loans on our citizens. A suppiemen.
tal convention permits the Intervention OF
the United States 70 protect our citizens,
and TO enforce the treaty stipulations. In
compensation for the reease Of duties and
the dassing OF transits the United states
pays 81 100000, two million Of which is re-.
served for tho payment Of claims hold by
our citizens against Mexico, The above is
reliable.
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Ala meeting Of soutbern Medical students to
day, Il was resolved to secodo iu q body from tho
schoos Of this city TO a. 10 Southern Coleges'-
There was o large attendance. Jolerson College
loses 200, and pcnnsy lyania University leo stu
dents. They will proceed in a body tomorrow
night IN a special train from the Baltimore depot
The preceding were conducted throughout With
decorum and propnety--no exhibition Of violent
feeling number win 80 to Richmond Medical
College.
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THE
THE
One Horse ShOeing shop,
ON THIRD sTRBET,

A few doors East of the Posi- OFFICE,
DAYTON, o.
THE Subscriber is now better prepared,
than ever to eommodate his old customers, and
the public, In the
HOrse-shOeIng Business,
In ita various branches Particular attention
will be given to all lame horHes, such aa
hoofs, and bloodhound, and in their feet
will be cured aatiiactory to the owner OF sueh hor
ses, and A. not, money will be refunded
ALSO,--HOrseB that Interfere will be Bhod to pre-
vent 10, and warranted, 90 money refunded.
He viii personally SUI rintend all work entru6td
TO his care. Thankful or paatiavOrs he respectfully
asks continuance OF the patronage OF his old Gus
toners, and will be happy 90 accommodate many
NEW ones AS may favor llm with call.
apr2-dawiy NATHAN SIFFERMAN.
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RaIIacatIOn Of Treaty with
Mexico.

NEW OhLLANbi DUU' -V'
The U, s. steamer Brooklyn, arrived here
to day, bringing Minister MeLanes family;
also II. X. DeLareihtrie, Mr., MeLanes
Secretary of Legation, bearing the ratified
treaty with the Juarez government lThe
treaty which was ratified on the l4th inst,
provides for the perpetual right Of way
across the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec. from
the Rio Grande to MaEatlan, and from Gu
aymas to Arizona, with a warehouse at the
terminate Of each transit All goods be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific States pass
free of duty. Goods shipped from transit
warehouses duty free; our troops, military
stores, and munitions pass over the lethmns
Of TehuAntepec, and through Sonora the