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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-17

At a Cour. Of Probate holden at New Milford,
aciihin and for the District Of Nep Milford,
ON The 7th day Of October, 1874.
Preseny, Nathaniel Perry, Esq, Judge.
STATE Of ASA PICKETT, late Of said
- New Milford, deceased. The admin
istrators represent the Estate insolvent and
pray ihe appointment Of Commissioners
thereon = Whereapon, Ordered, that Com.
missioners TO receive, examine, and adjust
the claims Of the creditors of said estate, be
appointed at the Probate Office in said New
Milford, ON the 2sth day of October. 1914,
at Q o'clock in the forenoon: and that all
persons interested in said Estate may be no.
iified thereof, the administrators will cause
This order 10 be Published in newspaper
printed in Litchfield. and post copy there
OF ON the public sign post nearest The place
where the deceased last dwelt in said New
Milford. A true copy of Record,
20 NArHANIEL. PERRY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-17

TINE Judge of the Court of Probate for the
= district of Woodbury. has limited and al
lowed g months from the date hereof, for the
creditors Of the estate Of Derrick s. Munson
late of Bethiem. IN said district, deceased, re-.
presented insolvent, in which to exhibit their
claims thereto; and has appointed Joseph
II. Bellamy and Abraham Beecher, Esqrs.
Commissioners to receive and examiae said
claims. Certified by
LEMAN B. SPRAGuE. Judge.
The subscribers give notice THAI they shall
meet at the Office Of Joseph Fl. Bethany in
said Bethlem. on the 2ist day of October 1874
and on the 9Th day Of March l645, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said
days. for the purpose of attending on the btl.
siness Of said appointment.
JosEPH H. Bethany, ! co,..
ABRAHAM BEEcHER. oo''''i' To-
AT persons indebted TO said Estate, are
requested TO make immediate payment to
.,JosEpH AMBLER, Administrators.
Bethlem, September @, 1874. 2O*
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-17

The .M0rmons.-The last accounts from War
saw stale that Governor Ford had issued wrts, re-
turnable at Nauvoo, for the apprehension of the
whole Guard that was placed over the Smiths, and
that the greatest alarm existed in the town. persons
flying hourly.--L0uispiHe Jour. Oct. 3d.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-17
Select School.

Litchfield, Oct. 6, lS44.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-07
Mr Zanal IL ALr LusInr


WASHINGTON. January l7,IN4I.
SIR; II Is known to you thai an
armls!ice has been proclaimed between
Mexico and Texas; that that armistice
has been obtained through the inter
Venlon OF several great Powers mutual.
y friendly; and that negotiations are
now pending having for their object a
settlement of the difficulties heretofore
eXlslng between the two countries. 4
proposition likewise having been sub.
mIlted by the President OF the United
states, through You, for the annexation
oi ieAaS 10 this country, therefore
l"ahoai indicating the nature oc the
reply which lhe President Of Texas
may direct TO be made to this proposi>
uon) beg leave % suggest thai ii may
be unprecedented, should treaty of
annexation be concluded, Mexico may
mink proper 10 at once terminate the
afmsilce, break OF all negotiations for
peace and again threaten or commence
hostI.iiies against Texas, aud that some
oil the other Governments who have
oeeh instrumental 10 obtaining their
cession, ID lhsy do not throw their in.
Hlence INTO the Mexican scale. may
altogether withdraw their good Offices o /
'hedI'aiion, thus losing to Texas their
friendship and exposing herto the uo-
restrained menaces Of heXico. In view.
hen OIL these things, desire to submit
hfough You to his eXceIIency The Pres
dent OF the United States this inqu.-I
y: Should the President of Texas
'eeede to the proposition of annexation.
Would the President Of the United States.
''ei me s.gnng Of tho treaty, and be
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-07

II lie aHue ~ ne Lauod States.
In answer 10 lhe resolution a The
Senate oil the 22I instant. reqacs.fnq
information IN regard To any promise
BY the PIes entof m tary or other
nd TO Texas In the event of an agree.
ment oa The part OF THAI Republic to an.
mex herself 10 the United States. trans.
mt repor, from the Secretary of State
and the documents by which il was ac>
compauIeI.
10 my message to senate Of tho 18Th
Of tais month, aIver.eI to the duty
which, in my Judgment, the Signature
OF the treaty for the annexation o + Tex.
rs, had imposed upon me, to repel any
InYasloa oil ihai country by foreign
Power while HE treaty was under con.
sideration IA the Senate, and transmits
ted reports from The Secretaries of "a ar
and Of The Navy with a copy oc the
orders which ha8 been issued from those
Departments ior the purpose of enab.
Ing me TO execute thal duty I'm those
orders. General iavlor was directed 10
communicate with the Prcsi lent Of Fey.
as upon the subject. aal Captain Conner
was instructed 10 cumMun cate with the
Charge d'Atfaires of the United S,aies
accredited 10 that oioyernment-No
copy Of any communication which 81.
Their OF those officers may have nade
pursuant 10 those orders has vel beaa
received al the Departments from winch
they emanaled.
Holm pNf I'D
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01


Such ale the issues 10 be decided A;
involving as they do the peace and safety
Of our beloved country for years 10 come.
Democrats of La Sale now to your
posts. Remember, it is but ONCE IN
FOUR YEARS you can vindicaie your
principles at the polls. Who stays al
home now that could have voted, justly
subjects the sincerity Of his democratic
profession TO suspicion. lie is no sup
porter IF Polk aud DALLAS.
Do not imagine that your vote is not
needed. The wings are awake and rca-
dy for the charge, every man Of them.
They expect to STEAL A MARCH ON
US! Let no one be deceived! EVE
RY MAN DO HIS DUTY. QM De
mocraic LA SALE mus sustain her
reputation. If ever Dcmocra, is true TO
his profession we can make La Sale the
BANNER COUNTY Of lie state
Then, Democrats RALLY RAJ
LY! RALLY 70 THE POLLS I.
TO TIE POLLS!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01
1910 AND 1914.

The Official returns of the vote for Governor in
North Carolina, show wing majority of 3, 50
IIlrrison's majority over Van Buren,, in 1910,
was II SOL The official returns for Maryland
show ?ratt's (Whig) majority over Carroll (lem,
to be 5lS Maryland gave Harrison 4,774 over
mocracy Of - 637 in two States. We have nev.
or claimed either Of them for Polk and Dallas, and
can elect them easily without the vote of either
Our chances for them however, are at least cqua
with those Of the whigs-nay decidedly better
since the returns from Georgia have come in.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01
A gtit Representative of Nntivcisnn.

The Albany Atlas has the following notice OF
tho fellow Levin, elected the other day to Con-
gress, bv the 'Whigs' and Natives of Phila-
delpha:
Il Nahre Mr.. Levin, the wing candidate for
Congress just elected, was recently tried for at
tempted murder in Philadelphia and found guilty.
He is now under indictment for treason in the
same city, lie ran similar career IT. Baltimore,
previous 10 his residence in the City of Brotherly
love. !, is probably with the intention of proec-
ting and encouraging home productions that he
has now been sent to Congress; hut 1t would be
calamity to the wings if on the trial of the in
dctments yet pending over him, he should be
snatched from their fresh embrace and consigned
10 the penRentary.
And the New York Tribune's Philadelphia
correspondent has this notice Of the same worthy
"TJue BM.--The Grand Jury this mor,ing
brought into Court two true bills, one against
Jyhn g., W0fm0ugh, ex-M. G. for rio, during the
Southwark disturbances, and Le'cis c. Lepin,
Member of Congress elect from the First District,
for DHsdemeanW ia melting 10 treason and ri0t !
lie will be tried probably week after next"
It's NIP and tuck" whether the fellow will 60
to Congress or the Penitentiary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01

Great was the shout the wings but a few days
ago set up over Arkansas. The democrats had
two candidates for governor and the wings hay-
! ing nominated their strongest man, expected TO
succeed. Some cruel wag on the first boat from
there after the election must have hoaxed them
into to the belief tina, they had succeeded. And
| great was their rejoicing But how swift reads
sorrow on the heels OF joy Authentic news
shows that whigery, so far from having succeed
ed in Arkansas, is annihiatcd The Little Rock
Banner Of the 10Th Oct brings the following
news:
We have heard from some twenty odd counties
embracing those IN which the wings pre suppos-
ed to have most strength. To sum up our es.
Inmates, from somewhat imperfect, yet suls,on-
tally correct returns from the counties alluded TO
-Yelrs majority over Walker is 1850 votes.
Drew's majority over q bsln (whlg) Is $50; and
Byrd (independen, dcmocrat) las about GOO votes.
We now entertain little or no doGh; that the re-
naming counties will increase Nell's majority to
near 1000, and Drcw's to $500; while Byrd will
receive altogether in The state between 1000 and
1900 votes.
The state senate consisrs Of 25 members. of
which we arc Of opinion 81 are democrats The
house consisting OF 10 members, Will stand about
60 democrats and - wings giving vs. maori-
~ on joiut.bolot oi6S
Ii these results do not make up glorious tri-
umpb, and furnish guaranty Of what we can aud
will do, for Polk and DALLAS, in November,
then we never expect to witness Triumph, and
have no judgment of the strength Of parties. Re.
loved, as our Presidential election will lie, from
local prejudices, and personal feeling, we have
little hesitation in setting down Arkansas, iot
Polk and Dallas, by majority of at lcas, 6O0C
| Xotea.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01

John Campbell, of Virginia, formerly treasurer
of the United States under Jackson aud Van Blu
rcn, was one Of the vice presidents of the great
whig convention of Virginia, Kentucky. aud
Tennessee, at Cumberland Gap, on the 18Th aud
10Th ult,
The above paragraph is going the round of the
whig papers, under the head of "rccent changes
This same John Campbell it will be remembered
was the author Of the famous "2 10000 Stand
ing Army humbug of 1S4O If he is now a Gre
cent convert TO whgery, it cannot be very long
since he was a convert to democracy, and II such
Is the case, what guaranty have the wings that he
will not shed his coat again before the election
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01

De UU CHnton.-'rhe greatest man
that the State of New York ever produ-
ced, was harrassed, by pecuniary cares,
which his sensitiveness and noble nature
suffered from deeply, but which his mind
could not pause in It's lofty career TO meet
and overcome. He was scarcely consign-
ed to his tomb, before creditor took pos.
session of his mansion and scattered for.
ever the precious relics of taste, of study
and of science.
Such are men, Such is the world
Sucl, the estimate OF merit in conlradis.
,inction with wealth. A grasping usurer
or a sharp attorney, grows rich by impo'
silion and oppression. Bnt the men who
give renown TO their age and country,
who will forever live in song and Story,
who actually change the condition Of
mankind by the force Of their genius and
sagacity, die under the remorseless grasp
of poverty, and in the torment of pecunia.
~ distress
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01
a New Remedy for Fever and A.uc.

Quinine be hanged! far more pala-
table remedy for the Fever and Ague has
been discovered. 1t is something by no
means bad TO take as the following
communication satisfactorily shows. We
have the name and address of our cores
pendent, and will furnish them to any
young lady who is curious in such mat
lcrs.-N. T. Irue Sun.
Messrs. Editors On last Tuesday
evening, couple were married at my
house, in this city. The bride had, for
more than week previous, been suffer
ing from an attack of fever and ague, the
chllIs recurring every other day. Though
somewhat mcnding, she was by no means
convalescent on the LIST, having had a re.
currence of the chill in the morning. Not
to dlsappoinl the arrangements, however,
the wedding proceeded. A week has
elapsed.-There has been no return of
the attack, the fair patients health has
continued gradually improving, and APP
pears now TO be permanently re-establish
ed. As this is the only instance that has
ever come to my personal knowledge, in
which this enervating and distressing
complaint has been subdued without re-
course TO medical treatment of some kind,
and by very agreeable and natural rem
edy, always within reach of the young, a
public statement Of the facts may not be
unintercs,ing, particularly as the cure
would appear to be OF mesmeric char
acter, pleasing as well as easy of expert
ment, and capable Of being introduced,
advantageously, into general practice.
A SUBSCRIBER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01

k-7'Dcmocrats Cut out the "paper
bullets" on the last inside column Of TO-
days paper. Every one is warranted to
kill coon, "Shoot low" and at a
dead rest, and every crack will make the
fur ~. Now's the time for the old set
tiers TO pull the teeth Of the coon that has
SO often tried TO gnaw up their pre-emp-
ton rights
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01

old system would never have indited
solitary epislle. Every one Of these
which was written with a social, friend
ly or benevolent aim. has carried
blessing with it at least TO the writer.
Very many, even Of this class, were writ
ten because they could be sent for PEN
ny.
Fifty letters wear, or about one
week for every family in the Kingdom !
The number Of letter writer's is probably
doubled under the new system. What
an immense addition to the intelligence
end mental power of the masses And
The impulse mus, be felt throughout the
community.
Whenever, in our country, the number
of let ers transmitted through the post Of
flee, shall equal one per cent. for every
family in these United States, the men,
tai power of the nation will be vastly in
creased. The reduction of postage to
one qnarter its present rate, will speedily
bring about this desirable consumal;on.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01

safe precedents," his yauling ambition proved to
have overlcaped itself The people, indignant
that the highest and most sacred Office in the re-
public should lie degraded to a mere article OF
merchandise, took the earliest opportunity to hurl
these political hucksiers from their high places,
and consigned them to deserved and lasting po-
Iitical ignominy; and although Mr.. Clay, if he
had not defeated the will Of the people in the
choice Of Adams over Jackson, and had not tu,n-
cd to federalism, would have been president be-
fore now, his impotence, that fatal bargain, his
uuwiIlingness to bide his time-Ihcsc have placed
the Office forever beyond his reaoh and despite
all tie present oxcrlons Of the wings, he will
only he remembered by Posterity as brilliant
mar, the victim Of an overwocning ambition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01
Glle,,p POstage.

There is great force in the following
considerations urged by the N. Y. Even
ing Mirror, in favor of cheap postage:
Constant intercourse with home is of
the last importance to the morals of the
young when they quit the parental roof
Cheap postage would generally secure
it. And we hesitate not to say that the
frequent use of the pen is one OF the most
valuable modes that can be contrived for
training the mind. Scarce n better boon
could be conferred on the young by a
government, than the encouragement
which would be given TO this practice by
the removal Of all expense from it. 1t is
our opinion tina, the benefits intellectually
and morally would fall not far shor, Of
those derived from the common school
system. The National Education
scheme failed in Englang, and it was a
lamentable failure; yet the government,
did vast deal for the education of the
common mind, when il established the
penny postage system. Two hundred
aud twenty millions of letters in one year
are not written without putting to use
vast number Of pens, which under The
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01

DEATH of Mrs. CWey-We learn by
a private letter from rhomaston, Maine,
that Mrs. CiIley, the widow of Jonathan
Chley, who was killed in tho duel with
Graves, died at her residence in East
Thomas,on, Me-, on the 18th inst The
death of this lady, who fell a victim to
the barbarous code Of dueling, awakcns
the most melancholy associations and re-
collections. Ever since the savage death
of her husband her health has been much
impaired, and portions of the time her
mind has been wandering, and in the
most melancholy state. She has at length
fallen to sleep and her poor lascerated and
broken heart is at rest.-Bay State Dem
Ocrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01


1t is important that the names Of our electoral
candidates should be correctly set down on the
poll-books. by voting the names Improperly
spelled, or as it sometimes happens for persons
who arc not candidates, we may, even with 50
large majority Of votes in our FAVOR, lose some ot
our electors. 70 prevent this, let the clerks Of
the election on Monday next transfer 'hc names
of the democratic electors on the poIl.books lie
yaiim as follows, and there will he no trouble:
Fm Presidential Etc'ors:
ALFRED W. CAVAGLG,
JOHN d. WOOD,
WILLIS ALLEN
AUGUSTUS G.. FRENCH.
WILLIAM a. RICHARDSON,
JOHN DEMENT,,
ISAAC n. ARNOLD,
JOHN CALHOUN,
NORMAN II. PURPLE.
And as there will probably some men present
themselves at the polls who prefer Clay to Poll,
for president the clerks may as well, while they
are about it, pnt down theiolIowing names on the
po-books for such men to vote;
s. Isle SMITH.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
JOSEPH GILLESPIE,
EDWIN ID. WEBB,
USHER +. Under,
JOHN J. BROWN,
ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS,
MARTIN p. SWEET,
WILLIAM BROWN.
The Aholiionists may vote the following
ticket for presidential electors;
RICHARD EELLS,
OWEN bONEJOY,
ROBERT MARSHALL,
ABRAHAM SMITH,
WILLIAM X. LAUGHlhN,
PETER STEWART,
THOMAS j. MORE,
NEHEMIAH WEST,
JULIUS A. WILLARD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01

ties included the ioolings would be larger than at
any previous election.
Decatur CO gives wing majority Of 1903; Mur-
ray, dem. majority OF 337. These aye included
in our table
The five counties 10 he heard from gave last
year Democratic majority Of los, which added
to the above, would make the present Democratic
majority in the State, 25l9.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01
Town Ordinance.
DAsSED by the board of trustees on the 2lst

Il ut
Ordered, That Mr.. E. Hollands be the
agent of the corporation TO examine and
inspect the chimneys, flues. and stove
pipe passages in the different dwelling
houses, offices and shops within the
limits of the corporation of Ottawa; and
that he be fully empowered 10 prescribe
such alterations to be made respecting
such chimneys, flues, &c. as the safety
from fire may require.
BE IL further ordered, That if any
householder shall refuse or neglect to
make such alterations in the chimneys,
fues, &c. as the inspector may order,
within five days after being notified by
the inspector, it shall be the duty Of said
Inspector TO inform the town trustees of
the same. J. NJ. BACON, CTR.
Ottawa, Nov. L. 1874.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01
RALLY RALLY RALLY
On Monday next, November Attn.

VII ss>sNsS hsb'
Go TO the polls early vote as soon as
you get there and then see that your
neighbors vote.
qf any are absent, start out after them.
Let no, business dctain you from the
polls. The cause Of your country is OF
more importance than a few hours work.
Don't stand at the polls to argue. The
time for argument is past. Act! Act !
Let the cry be POLK, DALLAS, and
DEMOCRACY Down with ARTS
TOCRACY and WIllGERY.
Remember that if Polk and DALLAS
arc elected,
We shall have President whose mo-
raj character IS above reproach, and who
is not duellist and gambler.
We shall have no National Bank 10
make the ricli richer and the poor poorer.
Weshall have government that will
take care of its own funds and not give
them to stock jobbers 10 speculate with.
We shall have the constitution as it is
and not crippled by having the veto pow
or taken from i, and its checks and balan-
ces destroyed.
We shall have no distribution by which
Two dollars will be taken from us and but
one returned.
We shall have no assumption Of the
debts Of the states by the general govern
ment.
We shall lave no grinding prohibitory
tariff 10 tax western farmers for the bene.
FIT Of eastern manufacturers.
We shall have the whole of Oregon,
and no, half of i, cedcd TO England
We shall have no British colony in
Texas 10 incite civil war in the south.
We shall have a just tariff and an eco
nomical administration Of the govern.
ment.,
We shall have q sound currency with
solid specie basis.
We shall have fair and just pre-emption
laws.
We snail have a president friendly to
tho western settlers, aud no, one who de.
nounces them as "Robbers" aud "Plun-
dcrers."
We shall be free from the rule OF Ma.
,ivism.
We shall have the naturalization laws
as they are.
We shall have good president ant
good times.
We shall have no "rwo Dollars Day
and Roast Beef humbugs.
The prosecutors of Dorr will be re-
buked.
The right Of suffrage will not be tram
Piled under foot.
We shall live under The mild sway Of tn,
free and liberal principles Of Democracy
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