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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-29

A contemporary apologies for the late appear
anco of his paper by stating that one Of his jour
neymcn was seized with a rum-alic affection.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-29
Chicago Market.

Wheat comes in quite freely, the re-
ceip,s during the past week have been
about $4,000 bushels. Prices have ran
.ged from 81 TO CO; mostly GO. The
news by the Hibernia of a shoWr in
England, has had tendency to star. the
price upward. We quote to day at GO
for choice lots:
Oats are selling at ls9 10 20 cents
Democrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-29

County commissioners court Of this county
meets on Monday next
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-29

Next Monday there will be another trial to 10.
cate the county seat of Kendall county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-29
AUGUST 81.

august II.
Prices range from 6l TO &C, the latter
price having been paid for superior sam.
Pies Chicago Journal,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-25
L.ITwRARY RECJsTEL.

The Farmers Library and Monthly Journal of Agriculture.
Messrs Greeley and McElfah OF NewNork propose to pub
lsh monthly devoted the republication Of Books Agt
culture selections from Agricultural writer's, editorials, &C. to
be edited by John s. Skinner late Assistant Post Master Gener
al II will make volumes Of 600 pages per year
Price s. in advance.
Columbian Lady's and Gentlemans Magazine New-York,
Islael Post--s3 per year.
The May number is beautifully embelshcd with The Wed
ding" 1he Idle Servant richly colored plate of Fashions
pages Music As usual the list OF contributors con
the of of the best wrtersladcs and gentle
The Christian World: Phiadeph Thos H. stockton-S
per year. . .,,
This number of the Quarterly issue For ilustra
on there beautifully engraved portraits OF John and Chas
Wesley This number also contains prize essay BY Rev, An
drew A. Liscomb, and prize Poem by Rev. j. e. WILSON,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-25
DIED.

In Barton, April 3, while visit Julia Eliza only child of
Horace II and Susan s. Conani of Crusbury, aged years
In Barton, April 49, Ellis Cobb Esq aged g. lie was taken
suddenly il about o'clock suffered pain region
the heart and died 10 O'Clock. He worthy useful
ctize-mnch respected and his departure deeply amented
by friends and acquaintances.
In Hogun Cuhn, 9th u of disease of the heart Lucia
aged 81, wife Of Warren D. Gookin, formerly of Haverh N.
Ii. and daughter of DR., John French OF Bath ~ H.
In Oxford, N. II. Doth ult. Mr.. Abel SAWYER
In Orange, April o. Mr.. Absnom Strong, aged "A years.
Of the early settlers Of the town.
IN Moetowp 18th instant Lucinda wife of Jesse Thornton
Esq daughter of Col Cepha Carpenter Moeiown aged
40. Printers in ~ H., N. Y, Ohio and H. req &C.
IN Moetown, April llh, widow Charlotte Dodge Youngest
daughter Of Seth Munson deceased nge 50 years Printers
N. " Penn, Ohio, Illinois and Conn. are req, &c.
In this town, the 10Th Instant Mrs. Mary. widow of tho
late William Tempeon Of this town. aged s.. Editors in
H. req. &c.
In Waterford April g. ofconsumpon, Col. Simeon Hill agct
g. Also March 49, Austin l.. Hill nged IL years and 10
son of Col 5. Hill.
In Lyndon the residence Of her father MeTah Ann, wife
Nathan Fayon and daughter Of Charles and Ann Roberts
aged 90 years and eight months.
In Woodbury., April 49, Mrs Mary coasor of Daniel Conner
aged "a years.
In Albany 10Th April, Just Persons RUSSELL Of Mr. Sam
uel RUSSELL aged % years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-25
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

Ill persons favorable TO tho extension Of the CHESHIRE
IA RAILROAD through Charleston, Chremonl sc. to tho
mouth Of White River and thence Montpelier aud Burlington
VI requested 10 meet Claremont, n II. "Wednesday,
the 9TH day of May clock In the forenoon
cert for the advancement of this object II conf
IDENTITY believed that other route from Boston to Burlington
be found which viii combine advantages both to
public and stockholders, this And is believed that with
proper aud seusonahe cxcltions the part of the friends of this
project its entire may be ensured
Friends of the project this meeting! il expected
that Speakers we'll ersed IN f, win be present and address
the Convention. URIEl. DEAN and 81 Others
Claremou April ols 1915
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-25

District of Randolph IS the District of andolph:Tu oil
persons concerned IN the estate Of Uhnnc lnnrop, late OF
Chelsea, in said District deceased misunderstanding
WHEREAS, David Goodwin, administrator on the estate Of
w the said dcccascd proposes rendering account of his
administrations and preserving his against said
for allowances session of said Court to be held at the Pro
bate Office in Washington, in said District the 18th day
May lSi5hercrc, you hereby notified appear before
said Court the time and place Giorcuid and show cause,
any have, why the said should not DO allowed.
Dated at Washington in sad District, this 18th day Of April
A. y. 1915 ~ JOHN COLBY, judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-25
MA Rk ETS.
W. II IN II 4 .
RRIGuTON MARKET-MondnY.

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monduy, April 81, ls45.
Rel orted for the Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
At Market Beef Cattle, Is pairs of Working Oxen $50
Sheep, and $3.50 Swine. 100 Beef Cattle unsold
PRicEsBef Cane-Las weeks prices were not sustained
rs second quality % a so; third so S. We noticed
beautiful yoke of Cattle owned by Mr. Fuller Of Monon price
TRANSFERRED
Uorkng oren-sales at sos, SIS, and Sss
Sheep-A lot sheared So lot not sheared - So.
Srne-Los peddle ~ 5sc for Sows, and 5ec
for Barows old Hogs selected, 54 Lee. At retail l2
G l-2c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-25
MA RRIED ID.

In this village, April 10, by Rev f. Scott, MI Carlos
aprague late of Montpelier Of Indiana, 10 Miss Emily
daughter of Alfred Wainwright, Esq.
In Wocott; March 25, by Roy A. R. GGy, Mr. AFRO Gray
In Willamsown tho 9th instant, by Rev. f. w Taylor
r. Dnsmore ESQ Of Brookeld Miss Eliza Fnrr ofW By
the on the 10TH Mr. Asa simons Miss Caroline Poor
oil of w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-25
BosToY, April %.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

FLouR-Gennese 4el IA 4s7 10 Provisions 81 so Sis,
SO, beef 80 to 10. Sugar-Cubn l2 to 81 mos
New Orleans 572 to $50, 10 mo- Woo-few transactions
in Domestic.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-07

- A IA
The sales az eo,ian " NJ bales. price. - r. w.
better especially On tho low qu.li,ics ,..,"t .''.la
very heavy at Si.15, though some sale, a., n'af 1"
-four 10 hcsvy. "ide' Al
vJer.-y yellow corn IL hold II 10 +. 80 .,...
bid "a eis. for Sc lbs. Oats u 81 ca, ' ushllrrs
The teas offered to-day were chiefly Old ,,l,
not Disposed % bid high prices upo, VIC gr'cers
have good supply Of fresh esrxoes In hey
sale went heavily from hi. reason blaek, .a.s The
The ne~s by the Qiesn Of tho wcs, ha, rsa.Iiy.
advance In iron and sheet tin. Scotch biz E sa'her
he had now under 80 cash. and Is time: hs, not 10
sales 81 that American pgs have advances ~ vs been
propor'ion-ihat 10 % 81 TIN. Bur r,n \, ~ me ssns
Tin plates have sold at $40. 50 box, for IN. aearst
cor tmcnt Of Que. third cross. so'hnion as
Dry Goldfish Sa.6aa6o; Maekerel Sl0so .,d en-,
Whskey 2Jc. In drudge casks: y. p bbI. OIis 'sS~
Sales Of cd pork ut t9.75 aud SIa rs. me-,
3iJIo; ioo bbi, city beef sold at - 25 IN. aud
county brands 10 Ss.75sS9; old mes, e,,,. ss t
so. brought 81 h.
Nothing dono In whslebone or oil. N,,.,.
In exchanges. "g 'o report
Z. 3. Evening. There arc no further .,,..
Tho sales Of sugar arc about 500 hhd, TT, e'u'r.
In bbls, and very primo $40. - "'a'' 10.
There an unusual numb,r of r.. -,
not because ihere IL unusual stock i'm ,, ehseJ.
becsuse several Of the principal importer, ,nd but
beeonns dissatisfied with tho former mode al nssf'
fh@ox Sales Room. ty leaving a memur,nJaa' sms ns
owners OF The room. have brought about eh,n,. n'
no~ tho engagement VI tho room Is only nv M. " "t
nent ct sale In the newspapers. Thi, ola, r'.se-
the Teas which To he sold for a month"; and al
sometimes induce advertisements for the nu, n''r
was complained Of on the former PLAN viz IN. eh
oi the room TO guard against q contingency when
~ had no eertain'y u using i,.--Josr. Cap p"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-07
RHODE: ISLAND.

Mr.. Cians,ou (w) re elected to Congress- Lemuel
II. Arnold. (w., in the Second District. beats Elisha H.
Potter (w.,I III. late member.
Tic law aud order Party have swcp, both branches Of the
Legislature.
Gov. f'nucr tW.) is beaten by hundred and odd rs
Governor. by Charles Jackson, also Wing The point Of
difference IN the canvass whether DoTr should be
liberated from prison with without taking the required
.ah OF allegiance the existing Constitution and Govern
inent. Gov. Fenner opposed his liberation without the
cath and Mr.. Jackson supported il.
Mr. Jackson observe supported by the Hon. Mr.
Simhons oi the u. s. Senate guarantee that lac
wrong on tins point he right all Others. We rather
'h'nk too much Dorr by keeping
him AZ Ian painting IN the fenitenary lie will
ind oblivion by turning him loose. No who admss
aud delight. III painting FANS need be dreaded the good
people OF Rhode Island
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-07
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MONDAY MuRNINc. AraII. :. is.s.
THE "soFr IMPEACHMENT" CONFESSED

THE "SoFr IMPEACHMENT" CONFESSED.
The Enquirer OF Saturday, in reply article in the
Star, thus expresses itself: by the way. we. too.
blush our thanks to our friend the Pniarch OF the Stsr
1--WE permit article which appeared in yeser-
days Star TO unnouced. Ii is dcdc atcd Editors
Riichic and Pcisants' altogether; and we must n
press our sincere ncknowl Judgments tor
pinonts, (WHICH Notwithstanding ?ropTr,
suspect 10 be exrasasan for the liberal spr which
has produced them The portrait he drawn
by the opposition, that going Washington To
take charge ct the official paper there However this may
turn on, To be-n whatever region lot be tempo
rarily cast, vet say that heart will still cling
with nndSing attachments to native State. Living
IN u's CITY tor forty years. should leave
II with profound rr:Tet-and this sentiment would
not be confined political friends deeply aud dearly
We cherish them. We should leave behind many u
liberal and honorable Wing whom proud Z" rank
sentiment good will regard Tor the whole coninu
ni'y whist, adequately express. Yet m,fc-U
rec saosi 30 where the "Richmoni STAR would
point dcstiiy, shall carry Jeferson,n runci
pies aud Virginia independence along with us-anJ
should leave the old Rcnmond Enquirer behind W.
uphold the State Rights Principles oi Old Virginia. God
bless Aer 80
This We suppose is tantamount 10 acknowledgment III
full. Whether there any thing inconsistent IN the vone
rablc Editors psrtako OF the spo Of IN.
lucrative office under Government with his oft repeated
declarations OF total dsinresness, lofty elevation above
such groycng considerations. and systematic dcnuncaton
OF other editors who had thus oendcdabout this have
nothing I" oar purpose very different; tits real
y 10 cNpt.ss satisfaction that the abors long life
are 10 be h'y rewarded. for all such instances sustain
ia'orite maxim OF that all things right the
end
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-07
WING MEETING IN MADISON WARD

At meeting OF the Voters OF Madison Ward Al the Odd
Fellows Hall. Saturday night the 5i On motion
OF Dr. A. l.. Warner James c. Crane appointed Char.
man, and Robert r. Lynch Secretary.
On motiOn, committee of inc appointed ,..
resolutions fSE-nv scon o inc mceiing-shv having re-
Eed reported the preamble and resolutions OF the Jeer
Ward meeting, with the addition OF resolution
10 correspond with the 81 resolution in their
| IS follows
"Thc Wings Of Madison Ward here assembled, view
with pain and modification the distracted condition Of the
Wing party in this city in reference To Its representative in
the next Legislature Disssntions exist which tend 10
weaken the party and, we fear, exercise banoiu in
huence throughout the State and utterly destroy
energy aud harmony Of action. without which.
party contest is hopeless Nor will they b. healed
long IL be le!t individual aprants Tor respective
sdhsrents) 10 reconcile their conflicting preensious. Il
the right, is the duty of party in such an
emergency Ia speak, and speak d.cisivey wishes
and feelings That party only exposes its own contempt
Die weakness which the right decide absolute
y ami without appeal upon all which ito
honor and safety.
lst Resolved, therefore, the sense Of this meeting,
That cxpedrn that the Wing party in this city soect
by ballot and in general meeting and without discussion
whom they will support the polls for delegate the neat
Legislature.
3D. Resolved. Tha, be respectfully recommended to
the Whigs OF the other Wards Of the city, their
Wards early day, aud respond these
solutions.
3D. Resolved, That James Winston, Henry Clarke,
Jas 5. Crant Edmund Steane. WIN. Palmer. VIM. Burke
John G.. Wade, Joseph NJ. burlington and c. A. Hodges
be appointed committee communicate with the Wings
OF the other Wards In their meetings. ouI they resolve
10 hold such meetings, and with such committees
they sppoln in fixing the and place OF such
general meeting and the mode OF proceeding therein
Resolved. That the Chairman tins meeting appoint
committee u nine to act with the other Wards under tho
Sd resolution Of the Wings OF Jefferson Ward.
AL Of whish were unanimously adopted.
The ioowing,are the committee appointed under the last
resolution DR.. A. l.. Warner. Pcyton Johnston, G. w.
Gteter, j. G. Blair K. r. Daniel, James Allen j. Thomp.
son. Jos. Adkins and Z. G. Thompson.
Ga notion the Chairman aud Secretary were added to
the committee
On motion the meeting ADJOURNED.
JAMES C. CRANE. Cha.
X. r LYNCH. Sec'y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-07
o-.~-pa.A.a.. q a. n:a.. As. s>'.IsI 40


Great Was experienced, both by the ina
and the esfs yesterday because there was nothing done IN
the WY OF removals. TO speak al. -,
Il 10 now said that Auditors agner and Pessanon viii
be removed and perhaps Auditor Dayton II they GO out
il will be under the sautay rule that oil who have been IN
oliice eight years iisbis To bs removed.
Mr.. VOORHEES,, who 10 incorrectly thought had
been appointed the Law clerkshp in the Solicitor OF
the Treasury office has consented to take and been ~
pointed to- cierkship In tho Post Office Department
leaving the frat named place TO DO given to Judge OF
Aabsms os Charles 8. wsllseh Eq.. VI this city. rro-
baby the former. Both Of 6ns talents and worthy.
VIVA, would be thought IL when Mr.. Buchanan leaves
the State Department. call should be mado upon Mr. Sa-
houn 10 return aud the functions OF his former sta
toni Aud yet stranger things ihan that may hsppcn-
Tho pill which the great South Carolni.n gave TO inc o
t.h Ministry his celebrated letter to Mr. King our Min
letter at the Court Of Louis Philippe, ~ have opcfat-
cd better expected after ALL and sets its bold au-
thor higher up instead Of lower down. rs wss on
the ladder OF fame; hi. friends. II Mr.. calhoun
does succeed Mr.. Buchanan, Mr. Stevenson of MI.
Walker probably will.
There is statement going the rounds Of tho newsps-
pcrs, headed Mr.. Poik's aeesusf esrreai which Is
decidedly puts down Tor himself and family
for four years - 0O0 For other offices in Tennessee.
$4,000. Doh Of ihesc items too high II puts
down Andrew Jackson Smith, proposed Consul al Havana
Tennesscan lie j. not and never has been. lie was
barn Kentucky raised in Mississippi went to College IN
Nashville, aud y nov c''sen OF mississippi Mr. Car
gill; Consul To Trieste 10 also put down u Tennesssan,
in the account Tie is citizen "f New York DR. Sparks,
Of South Carolina, is also put down in the account
Tennessean.
take the Custom House away from Gov Van Ness. the
Post Office frcm Col Graham. One tho other he will
be likely got Col James q. Clinton, NJ c also here
ready IL the appointment oi Naval Office nj New
York, held by jeremiah Towic. n he gel IT, Thars
doubtful. The Colonel Is pleasant mani like him.
Levi d. Slanim too IL once more hereor was last night
Why dontt they give Slamm thing There nothing
lost ambitious politician by taking OF editor
particularly sensible Slsmms rsbcian has alb
soutey dragooned the other democr ac papers Of New
York into the advocacy OF the annexation Of Texas lie
deserves reward.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-07
LATER FROM CHINA

The ship Natehez, Capt Waterman, arrived yesterday
from Canton, having made the passage in serenfysisAf
days the sLocs, passage Inv several DAYS eve, mad.
She SAILED IN Nh, Hin If I,n,,,,, 81 s .....L Ii.
intelligence ,hrco x,,,k, I,,er TN h.d Lo. i t
the overland mail nrcviou, ,o ,b s,iI;n ~ a. o. ~
bs Wei Inv which ~ ;n,elii,cr. na. rt.o;a w "
Tbr news h,nuob, bv hi. ,rris,I s 10, - 80, -;
lance The lady of Lieut. loy.,,,, Il, ,Ir ri ~ 4
for ENGLAND $3.50 ~
The cap,,o of 4, snani.b vss.,I ,.c.n,,v .,,;I =, e.
ton reports thai when ,;shog men, tho e., $50
inls, 3 400 ~ mi, " .,Si,n- no T. a. -. n, :
discovered chain Ie,din ron, , 80 - a., So, So "e
following which the remains of vessel were found in ,L
(,,,,,,, =, III -. n. r - u ~ '''' .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-07

To tie Editors Of Tie Wig:

DOI 10 AND
"en'emeni"a' at the Cross Roads. yesterday. in the
upper part of the County Hanover where took
place. by appointment between Messrs Bolts and Seldom
the candidates Tor the representation ts District in Con
grcss. Mr.. Seldom led oil IN speech OF hour and
hall; IN the beginning OF which he annadve very
vcrey, and IN terms rather OF personal character on the
course OF Mr.. Bots in his representative capacity while
member OF Congress, from this District lie charged MIR
Bois other things with having voted Tor passage
Of the Bankrupt Law, which information he had obtained
from the coumns Of the Enquirer This charge Mr. Bolts
IN his reply (having remained silent until then) proved TO
be false nasmuch lac had the contrary voted against
the Bankrupt bill, and had voted for its repeal Mr. sed-
don then proceeded 10 discuss the Bank Tariff and Te1a.
questions. His manner rather constrained, aho hi,
mind seemed well stored with the orcs fmerr
res) upon those subjects. HIS style Of speaking wa.
smooth, tho paiakng somewhat OF The pedantry Of the
schools and IN order 10 do ample justice Mr. Seldom
must acknowledge that could discover the force
o; his arguments. They too subimatcd refined and
too abundant 10 nice and supposed distinctions and differ
ences. where IN fact there difference for popular
comprehension And this believe the opinion com
monty entertained by his hearers They could not exactly
perceive what his object was for as heard man Of in.
elgonce observe, he seemed TO strike he were aim
ing at nm object that very visible.
Mr. Bots IN his reply, very courcJus fobesting
plain add iorcibo There was no present, are
sure. who did not understand him. The Locofocos hung
Bots peculiarly feciious md In mixing one Of the
BEST Of his generally able efforts. he only Orcby re-
utcd every charge which had been made both against
sell aud the party OF which he monberbut also made
aoino home ihusis" at his adversary There we're nun
Der Of grey headed men the gfoundmon Of expeene.
aud Intelligence who declared lhat the speech OF MIR
Bolts sdpsssod for power and energy Of thought and arg
ment, any thing that they had before heard and that in
their opinion ho should BE- ranked among the mos, die
'ngushed men, for intellect for power Of mind and force
oi rcn'onIng. IN the whole country. Mr. Seldom would
i1ure well ~ the drawing among gentlemen Of taste
Tor letters AMI theories, and in a College perbops
am1ng Professor Oi rhetoric and metapbyscs-bu be-
Iicve - the most common opinion, nsy might soy an
universal opinion amIng Of Judgment 10 this county
nat he has not the power 10 contend with Mr. Bots, nor
Mt Seldom very singular this respect f1f there arc NOT
many men who have. We will not conclude this hasy
isec without Tenakng that the above observations may
also be applied - for relates the ability Of the Two
Peakor' TO tic discussion which took place at the a.n
n'npvef Court IL was admitted by several persons -
,J,endyto Mr.. Botts, that he had y.---t t-snniy
I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-07
Extract of a letter from Puasv,paaig

e The Patrick Wings have imperatively required
Caea'ham take toe field for Congress- that he has yield
ed. lie wall push Treadway all round the course and
though the odds upon paper b- regarded decidedly
against him. his election is highly improbable WneA
will be elected the Senate with ease S. Pittsy!ya
MIA, Henry and Patrick, WILL usual semi Wings 10 the
House. Tho Wing spirit resou,e herS as iteves was
and more So"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-07
THE ORGANS"

Tie Globe publishes the lst OF letters whilst the Con.
sh'u'on publishes first the official notices from the Trca
s"y Department The division OF the spOils here is like
that described in the farce, "Domin Felix gets the
aud Lingo gets the gravy The Madisonsn gets nothing
The Richmond Enquirer has article Monday. IN
which the WHY editor neither denying affirming that
be- has been consulted about taking the organ washng
ton, admits enough show that he will probably be the
fetal editar-B1r. Par
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-07

NEw Tariff or CANApA-fnother British Increment
fondrds Free Trads-Tho tariff OF Canada has be-
come law. and takes effect April 9th. Instead Of re-
duciion, which the friends Of free nde all foreign
nations are now isyoIing. the Canadians Seeins 20 for
more protection The tariff the duties on al
articles that come in competition with those imported into
the province from England from 10 three hundred per
cent THIS has been brought about by Minis
ny To keep out American manufacturers trade that was
lost nereasing-bu we fear nearly end eorse
fonD IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-07
TEXAS.

Tho news from Texas is of very great interest. The
specuaions upon the Of ih Tsras debt and upon
the valuo OF the undisposed OF Tras Lands, &c. &c
will arrest the attention Of the couhuy. The indications
Galveston. leave little doubt va, Texas will come into
Browns resolution.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-07
ACCOMAC.

Ed r. Pitts. Esq. is again candidate for Aceomac on
the whig interest aud Mr.. Pauamorc is associated with
him Information oil late date from that renn,ula speaks
confidently Of the election al at eas and most prVbs-
bly, both OF the candidates. We trust Acconac will re-
place herself ON the Q t ON the old 1910 ground.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-07
REMoyALg AND APPOIyTNEyTg

The work cues bfavcly on. Mr.. Geo Sweeney chief
cleh the CITY Post Office has been removed. tie will
be succeeded by Mr. Kendall nephew vi Amos Kendsll
Esq.
DR.. Rose CLERK IN tho Auditors Ofee in the Post OF.
fee Department, has also been removed and Mr.. Wharton
bss been rcinstatd
Ifv ny clerk 10 the General Post Office. has also been
moved
The perseverance Il SIR Brown, lato mrmher Of Con.
grCfs rom Indiana h,a not been ysn. Hc hssrccsyod
Clork,hp, understand, in the office II ihr Auditor Of
the Post ONCE and his son. we hear another.
(GsoEsiCpn Adeocdis.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-07
MADISON WARD MEETING

See the proceedings OF the Wings OF Madison Ward Sat
mday night. The meeting being ut organization was
not very Large which would doubt have been II the
ardent aud thrilling speech De- Warner had been antci-
patcd.