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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-21
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l.eady.nEude Cieilli,ru.

WUSr received, ON consignment, q
w large assortment Of Re0dy-,ad3e
Winter Clothing, manufactured this sea.
son in New York, OF goohmatcrials and
in the latest style. The stock CONSISTS,
in part. Of blanket and pHo, cloth over.
coats beaver, pilot cloth and cashmere
irock aud sack coats; various Qualities
aud sorts Of pantaloons and vcs.s flannel
shirts drawers. &C., Go, for sale a,
wholesale and retail, very cheap. na7
.u.'"' '.na ISAAC d. HARMON.y
Peru, Nov. 7, ls45. i,auI ;loo'r'
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Books d Stationary.
OTTAWA FOUNDRY.

VENliE subscribers would respectfully
n niorm the citizens Of Ottawa and
vicinity tina, they have started Foundry
in this place, and are prepared to execute
al. kinds of work ia their line, equal 10
cmv establishment in the country. on tho
shor,es,noiice and mos, reasonable lei ms.
sG.CaSh paid for old cast iron. Is
COGSWELL e. CHAPLIN.
Ottawa. Oc,3. 1916. f0f
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Boots. EsOOts.

GENTLEMEN Fine Calf Stitched,
W Mons seal Pump sole. t
Mems and Boys Coarse Boo,s--rrrsalcb
Nav l6. lSl5. q, NATTlNGER .
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Estato Of John Meyers, dcc'd.
A III. persons having claims against the
- estate of John Meyers, Iced. are
notified and requested 10 attend before the
probate justice of La Sale county. Ilii-
nois. at his office in Ottawa. on Monday
the 9Th day of December, a. d., lS45.
for the purpose OF having the same ad.
justed, that being the day fixed upon by
the undersigned, IN pursuance of the stat
ute, for the purpose Of settling and adj
jnsl.ng all claims against sad decetlent.
Il. ID. BREWSTER, .4dm'r.
Oct. "a, 1915. 1856.
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nj. ID. MAGGIE s. co.

nd. ID. MAGGIE s. Co,
No. 1870, LAKE STREET, CHICAGO,
Dealers in Stopie and Fancy Dry Goods,
At WHOLESALE AND nErA1L,
w the public generally, that their
stock of goods is as extensive and embra.
ces as great variety Of articles this Gall
as can be found in any establishment in
the west. MERCHANTS will be supplied
at prices that will destroy all Inducements
to 20 east for goods. Pedlers will find
a splendid assortment of all the Little
FiTeas and Yankee Notions they usual
ly carry. The community at large who
are examining goods 10 make iudicious
purchases, will find this a iirs,-rate place
to get GOOD GooDs CHEAP, as their pur.
chases are with cash only and their mot
to is A.a..t
"cHEAP FOR CASH."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-21
Nov. 30, 1915.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

THE subscriber has jus, received and is now
opehing, in Ottawa, his large and splendid
assortment of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-21

The friends Of John &. Calhoun in ST.
Louis have invited him 10 visi; tina, city,
after his labors are closed at Memphis.
The invitation contained the signatures
of some two hundred.
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October 81. ESIJ.
n F. w G. OODS.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

\ 81 received, complete assortment OF fal
% and Winter Goods. which we "iltr for salt
low for cash or produce, among which may be
found the following articles:
Broad cloth, cassmers, and sattinets
of all colors and qualities, ,weeds, hard
times, beaver and pilot cloths, alpaccas,
bombazines, cashmeres, chusans, nous
de LANES, ginghams, and large assort-
ment OF fancy prints. rob roy, grandole,
Melted and merlno shawls. mius, gloves.
rislleits, ribbons, green barage, velvets,
black and bue-black dress silks, black
and white lace, edgings, lnser,lngs, cam
brics, book muslin, bishops lawn, cash
mere merno, worsied and Moravian
hose, black and white cotton do. banda
ma, pongee aud cambria handkerchils,
alpaca and silk cravais, c0mlorlers, sus-
penders, buck miiiens, gloves, &C., plain
and plaid linseys, Caroline and Victoria
plaids, red and white woolen nannels,
Canton do, hickory stripes, white,
brown, and blue drilings, Russia diaper,
table linen, brown linen table cloths,
brown Holland, paste board, bonnet wire,
pins, nedles, combs, &c., &c, batting,
wadding, brown sheetings and shiriings,
of all qualities, iichings, burlaps, and
baggiugs.
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The farm Of Mr.. X. Miller, just below the
mouth oi Indian Creek, OIL Fox River, contain
ng 10 acres; 10 under improvement; agoud
two story house and other improvements.
Also, 236 acres on sections 81 aud 20, 4 81,
X b; l25 under Improvement; a god house and
barn, aud good situation for public hnusc.
Also, the sh NV Of section S. I So, Il ). And
2l3 acres on scctnn 10, r &c, R3; lCO acres
improved log house aud barn. aud other i'm.
provoments. ..... ... ...h
Thesu5scrihrr has for salcyarious nlhcr tracts
in different parts Of the county, Persons wish.
ing to purchase would do well to awe him a
caIlhrtotc purchasing cl,ewherc.- DIR .f
Oct. 81, lSA5. GEO.-lI. NORRIS.
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Tt EAVY ribbed Beaver,
In. Super French black,
Wool dyed blue block, from 50 rs TO $50
A good assortment of Blues,
Fancy Cassimcres and very cheap,
Sa,ineu, large assortment.
Jeans, plain and fancy.
Tweeds and Sleeps Greys,
Fancy plaid Cloak trimmings,
Linsey and Flannels,
Persons wishing to buy good and cheap goods
in the above line, are respectfully requested to
ca il at tho store of J.. q. NhTTiNGER.
Ottawa. Nov. fl, 1915. u.
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UARDW ARE.

A complete assortment Of cutlery.
spoons, oX-chans and pewter porringers'
hooks and hinges, sad-irons and egg
fIiers, shovel aud longs, trace-chains,
pitch.iorks, hoes, lanterns, butts and
screws, door'laches, bolts, locks, mill
and hand saw files, hand, cross-cut. mill,
and circular saws, ha,chels, hammers,
axes, bed-screws, wood.knobs, brads,
tacks, nails, &c.
Also, good assortment Of Crockory,
Boots and Shoes. and GROCERIES.
CUSHMAN a. GRIDLEY.
Oct. %, 1915. lS-ly.
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Ell ClLSNs yTIIiNG.
Il. BARNARD

~ ' VINO u l. d respectfully
M w inform The public
Nt-=,3,-----...s- that he has lately much en-
IN largcd his establishment Il
-a> is now prepared to execute
pl kind of work in bis line Of business. He bos
always on hand good supply of iron, and is well
prepared to iron 1LOWS, WAGONS, &c. in
a style not to be Surpassed in this town or Wei.
nifty, and an the most reasonable terms. Far
mcrs wanting work done will do well 10y giving
him call! as he is now prepared to do work on
the shortest notice.
Ottawa, Oct, "a 1915. lSf
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Chemicals.

Chemicals.
cn0Z. Sulphale Quinine,
UVe6" Hyd; Potasse,
6" PIerpine,
a" Sulphute Morphine,
6" Iodine, sf
Q" Elaterium,
% S,rvchnre on hand md for sale Nv
JuIy.25, lSi5. WALKER a. I,ICKLlNG
DUCK Mittens and Gloves. for sale
a , at the factory of p. THORN.
Ottawa. Sent. 90, 1915,
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PIOuShs! PlOugl.s
Paper Ezau.ill.s,

500 ROLLS paper hangngs,
wv % &c curtains, for sale hv
Oct. 81, 1915, CUSHMAN q GRIDLEY
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04
MOBILE, EVANSVILLE: AMI WARSAW
 TT
.ES sS s AasEl..as &:g:lSss

10 IraVtIera SoihB NOrIN.
 SPEED INCREASE bry und sii competition oa 'S ,be GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont goneIy Gala to Charlesion (S C yis Columbus, Macon And SaVsmnnh Ga. .)-having less slasing and more han any other lne To Charleston
 By recent arrangements, ih.s line es ls pas sengcrs through ahead o either of line lines by ~ay nf Augusta, Ga hating 26 miles less staging Ihsn the Georgia Railroad Line
 Passengers by ,he line leave Montgomery the Arrisa of inc Great Southern Mail, itr Ctelaw, by railroad, 40 miles: ,heuce b, spendid line ti four horse pos, cnaehrs, via Columbus in MarOn, Ga, i46 miles: thence by the Central Railroad 'o Savannah, fla l9l miles, with uasuTpass.d eNpiluion a0d comfort: thence by splendid line oi steam packets Charleston, no mIes where passengers travel while they sleep. enjoy lux rio.s table "iihnul charge, and arrive in Charleston from lom lo six hours he fore the departure of the Wilmington boat, carry ing the great Southern Mail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

A GKiCULTU RE is the most healthy, the raos' "A useful and the ,sl noble einplo, men o ma, --Washin eton-The subscribers io inc Albany u ,,yato, American A Apricniuralisi, Partners Cnbinei aud the Richmond Southern Planter, can Lohlaia their numbe,s by calling al our Drug and Seed Els. iat,Ishaeut. 3i Government street.
 Subscription (sI per year, far the ahove per'od.- calls will be received Tor ihe cnm'ng year |,
 n.sia R. NORTH & Co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

NOTICE-Tin coparsner- hip heretofore existing ' uuier the firm o DEsHoE, TAVLoR My FRS, is th,s day dissolved hy mutual const nl. The undrrsig ignsd having purchased the interest ofTHos E TAYLOR. will continue the business under ibe style of DEsHoa & MYERS, and are charged with inc liuuidn,iou of the Iae 6rm.--Jume l9, l545,
 CHARLES A. DESIiON,
 ie2l SAMUEL P. MYERSs
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

firm of COOKE X Bow D Es IS this day dissolved The HaWe of he firm will be used only la liqu,da,,oa. R. q. COOKE,
 J W. BOWEN. RG COOKEw will continue the Commission Be siness in Mobile on his acc"unI, aud will attend to tise seitletneai t ,se busiress of CookE Bow ks. iy5 Ill
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04
SHEItIFF'S MOTH F.

sSLACKWLLL'5 ANT ACkiD TINCTURF n-For the safe. certain and spe-dy cure of Go norhoea, Seminal Weakness, Menorrisgla, Leuenrr hosa, and other Uterine affections.
 This ,rsly valuable aad unrivaied Medicine sta"d- pre- emnen n the cure nf difeases Of the class us enumerated. It k perfectly free from Mercury all other minerai preparaiious; is simple. inofe- s,ye m taste and odr. and is recommended u'h Il' mosi nalim,,ed confidence. inundsd personal "b -erya,ian "f 1t. effects. supply just recened ano for ssie by l. z. DuBOSE G,
 noysg No. go Waier.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

N.iri t.-lhr firm oi JAS. SANDS & Co. Is this 1 ' da, dissUl,ed by mutual conseni, A K. Ms LigR retiring f"n lhe concern. The nawe oi the frm i'll be ony used in liquidation
 JAS. SANDS continues the Cn,n'rission Business on his own account, and uader the style of SAHDs Co Nci2I
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
sHERiFF's NOTICE.

(OMMlTTEn to the jail of Mobile county, on NI the 2d November, fs45, bv F. G. kmbal Esq. 2 jusice of the peace,a runaway slave called JEFFERSON, (ai,ss Rober) black copplecIion feel g inches high, aged about 3S years, and .a,t tha, l,e belongs to Widow Molly ''urue'. Lowndr' county, Alai,a,ps. The o.ner is reques'ed to cont forward, prove property, pay charges and tSke hin away. or he wIll he deali with according io law in such cases made and provided to pay jnil fees.
 noy4 229rf c BANCROFT. Sheriff N c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04
INSURANCE AGENCIES
Marine, River ana Fire Ins"ranee.

 DELI AN MUTUAL lNSu RANCE to OF Il IHE CITY OF NEW foRK.-This Company cnumanced business. in June. l945-has An ampl subscription to secure the payment of it's losses, and it's busincss will in all respects be conducted the most fair and liberal principles The profits to be divided entirely a,none rhe assumed.
 Trustees.
 Wm. w Todd, Ansun G Phelps, Russe Stehblna, Charles kneeiand, LoIhrop l.. Sturgess, George 'Ihomas. SAmH l.. MiIchli, R"bt Y Met ardy, Thos. Stanton, George Collins, Ewd. Bemeni, Sas Everett, Francis B Cutting. Simeon Baldwin, Jas. q. Stacey, Wm. Augustus White, Dennis Perkins, Thos. w Gale, Edmund Iahttn, Nm n. Thompson, Genree ijnkiry, Henry w llubbell, Wm. Van Arsdale, Horace Southmayd, Wm B Draper. Q. De Forest Grant. J0hu Peck. Isaiah C. W Nhiimore, Peter A. IlargoHs, Jn-lus liarTlsen, Jas I Scatter, Edward Rirkardson, Jacob B. Herrick, Philahder Hanfnrd, Edward Tomlkins, George F, Hussey. Edmond Dwight. Thnsuas Dunhan, Henry Haviand, Theodore Perry,
 Charles M. Connolly WILLIAh W. DIBBLrE. Sec'y--SInEoH BALD WIN. .Pre-idenl-JusTUs HARRISON, V. President. The subscrihers having hesn appointed agents Tor he above company. are prepared 10 take hlar'ne and River r-ks on Cotton and other Merchandise, md will also insure against Fire, or Brick and W ood ulidings, and Iheir contents al the usual rates o premium.
 n"v27 FSLAVA, MURRELi g. co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

COPAKTNERSHIP FORMED The subscri- M ber inf, rms the public that he has taken into Copsr,uership Mr. SAMUEL NJ. GOWDEY, ihe business will hereafter he conducted under tine 6rn of CRAWFORD & G0WnEf.
 ;eS I57,f JAMES CRAWFORD.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

COPARTNERSH W U JOHNSON be. N come partner Ia our house and after 1sl
 July next The style of lhe irm will be F. W. Me-
 Cor & JOHNSON. e7 F.W. Mccoy & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

l fNOPARTNERSHIP NOfIt E-1 Inc undersipn. 1 O ed having assnciated with him Mir. J M. Siam
 ard, the Aucuoa and Commission Business "ili
 be cont inued under the firm of DORRAEeE & STAsARD after ine lst Of October.
 l N3 C. TORRANCE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

Tariff of Charges for the Shippers Press and Warehouses for the Seasons 1s45 and Is48.
 e rURAut for Planters Cutton for the 6ISt monh .Npe, bale. ..................i5 { For one nunth thereafter, ner bale. .........IO iDrayage from ,he har(, per bale. .......... 6i F"r cnmpressng, per hale e............."...i .i' Storage, dra, ge and wharfage on compressed
 cotton per hhle .......... .....'...
 All other charges samr as last season.
 Tine above TariH to Iakr effect Ihe first day n September nrxi
 c. K. GRIFFITH. Proprietor Shipper's Press
 ir7 l59G
 NFW KO ko-ihe Hisio,, oi FNmr. hp,. St,, eatil-si pei iod tn inc pre--n, ilmr-lN Nj [. Mith-le,. translat-s h, q Ii Snuh, $ h
 line Bnnk ui ums-iui Knowledge. a CSrlDI &du n: SIX ihuusand p,aciicaii kectIds and c. ar'aI Inlni ati"n in the arrs, manufactures and trades, incui ing medicine. pha' macy, and dom-siiG ecInOn y-b Arnnhi James Coni-, l,ol 6,o
 ol-ndo fi's ne~ "rih'h oi learnI 's io read writ and speak the German tanguage-b, C Adit, B. For sale by
 n,27 S. V. ALLEN, 2s DauIhin ,,ret,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

VTNIVEKSAT BRITISH SAUCE-Fnr Fish,
 U Ga,ne, tIashes. Steve. made Dishes, Steaks. etc asv Tor enr ,chng tra,ies and Soups. for sale
 mov26 by mUSELY TUCKER. Druggists. (NOAL--50 casks Red Ash Egg Coal, for family NJ use. landing from schr Eiv'ra and for sale low. Apply lo .8. ..s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

E1LANKErS-lI bdes Wnue Granier ID b,les mixed Granier, bale green Granier
 3 do Duffl do. for sale by
 nov96 BEERS & SMITH. 20 St Michael-st STOMACH Brr1 ERS-20 eases genuine, Ro- sJ ker's i'm, ,,nrta.inn, now landing from brig Sr- rah Brown and for sale by noy25 ,T7 HAYDEN & LEE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

TtHARrS of Gulf of Florii,, Gulf of Msxeo. C West Indies, English Channrl. Si Ge"rRe's ch.un.,. Med,,e, ranean Sea; Bnwdch's Nari igator. latest edition; Blunt's Cna.t Pi'oii Bh'nI's snip ma4ter's Assistant; Rlunt's Nautical Almanac, 1886; Log aud Cargo Books. For sale hy
 DEStlON $ MYERS.
 .,,s corner Commerce. an C.,uIi sis.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OI VA MOBlLE--C Cash Capitol $250, ,O00. OFFIcI 4 ST. FRAHcIs STREET-lnsure lgainsi Lnsr 1T Damage by FIRE and ESiust the Hazards ot horiae and Rirer Napieation.
 CASH CoMMIssioE OF TEN PER CENT will ,c allowed all premiums pail into the office, illus giving customers the advanaga af the MUTUAL PLAN without risk. H BARNEY, President
 DIRECTORS.
 IL Van Wanroy, Hindman Barney, c Gascoigne, John B. Toulmin, Wip Jones, ,jr. Juseph E. Sheffield, George Marlin, Sanford Coley,
 Alexnnder Pope, E. K Carlisle,
 James Mcconitll, W. II. Pratt.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-11-19

Tnr ELEc1loE,- We have not yet seon
fun relurns from all the counties. Aaeopn
ss we can obtain them, we will publish the
vote for Governor, members Of Congress,
&c. in tabular form. Tho .NiSass'ppidn os-
timates the democratic majority at between
eight and ten ihousand--last year SIX thou
eand. T. W. Tompkins leads the whig
htkoi few hundred votes Col Roberts
falls behind the democratic vote in almost
every county, but not so far as to ondanger
his election.
In the Legislature, tho demoeralic najo-
ritz on joint ballot isset down Mt b0--I2 in
the Senate, a. in the House. There are
30 members Of lho Senate, 90 Of the House
of Representatives,
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-11-19

arss
are anxioue 10 see whether Mr.. Calhoun,
and other Southern State Rights strict
conmnciionista, members Of the conven-
ton, will Join in these chimetical schernes
to plumber The national treasury, and ere
ate necessity for high tariff taxes, hosts Of
official drones, and splendid corrupt 60
yernment. Tho only praiseworthy move
lncnt we have seen In connection with the
"grea, Southwestern Convention" is re-
solution introduced at a meeting in Mar
shall county, by Roger Barton, asking the
Convention to memorialize Congress for the
graduation and reduction Of the price Of
The Public Lands,
At the risk Of being considered, Ike Dog
berry, Of the gean to which the paternal
progenitor Of tie mule belongs, we " write
down't the Memphis Convention a ahumbng.
Aepcrtinent to the subject and the times,
we append the following paragraph from
the Philadelphia PaJkc Ledger
BANKS AND RAILROADS. All Europe
seems TO be running mad with specuInllons
in railroads and banks, the second multi
PLYING MS rapidly as the first The same
species Of madness viii reoch this country;
for our mercantile population are general
ly sure Of catching any mercantile nfec-
ton which is nn epidemic in Europe, and
especially in England. As few Of them
understand more Than the facts lmInedi-
ately before them, and never dive 10 the
principles of their own business, they We
ry readily become the dupes Of any novel.
ties which are offered as profitable.
But with the terrible lessons presented
10 them by the last dozen years they must
be blind indeed 10 fall in into this new
bank and railroad trap. Some Of the
States are overloaded with debt, contract
ed for banks and railroads; and thousands
Of people are yet alive TO tell how they
were ruined by expansions and revuls'ons.
We can give all who are disposed to fol-
low their example a word Of solatary ad-
vice. II these speculations in banks and
railroads extend 10 our country, il will be-
come tributary to Europe for bread, as IN
1897, and our manufacturing interest VIII
struggle against foreign competition, as
they did during tho whole existence of the
National Bank. Buff our country avoids
this mania while il pervades Europe, we
shall feed aud clothe the Europeans. If
every nation of Europe will expand its
pnper currency ill one dollar of coin re-
presents FIVE of paper, and we reduce ours
10 gold and silver, we shall fill all those
nations with our agriculture and manu-
Mclures. II bushel oil English wheat
is forced up TO two dollars, and yard of
French cloth to ten dollars, and ton Of
Russian iron TO hundred doIlars,by bank.
ing. while our wheat is reduced TO one
dollar, our cloth TO five dollars, and our
iron to fifty dollars, by coin, we shall un'
dersell them, and thus exclude their pro-
ductions, and compel them 10 take ours
II works Just 50, gentlemen of the count.
ing house and the bank -paror; for God
made laws on which it works, and you
cannot repeal them Therefore word
10 the wise is enough
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-11-19
Life and Speeches Of Major Lcmuel P.
MONTGOMERY,


G. 7. Montgomery, tsuryiying brother
Of Maj. Lemnel p. Montgomery, who led
the charge and was killed at the battle Of
the Horse Shoe, under Gen'l jackson, J
was in our village last week, soliciting sub
scriptions for a memoir Of his brother,
to be edited by Charles Cassidy, esq. Of
Tennessee, from mnterials furnished by
Gen. Jackson, Col Benton, and other dis
tingnished friends Of the deceased hero.
The work merits patronage, as II will
fill vacuum in the history Of the last
war, and will rescue from oblivion the
character aud fame Of a gallant soldier
who fell id the service Of his country.
We sec upon his very large subscrip.
ton list, The names Of the most eminent
men Of the codntry, among whom are the
following
General jackson, Hon. Henry Clay,
President J. X. Polk, Hon. J j. Critenden,
Governor Jones, Col. Richard M. John
son, Col. Benton, Judge Underwood,
Judge Catron, Prof Yandcll, Prof Cald.
well, Rev DR. Edgar, Rev. Dr. Howell.
Rev. DR.. Bascotn, Rev A. l., P. Green,
Rev. T. Tanning, Rev. r. g. Smith, Hon.
G. G. Clny, Col J. W. McCIung, Col.
Nathaniel Terry, Gov. Fitzpatrick, Judge
Collier, Judge Ormond, Judge Perry, Gen.
Croghnn, Rev. DIR. ManloJ, Hon. J. d.
Phean, Dixon II. Lewis, Hon. w. l..
Yancey, General Il. d. King, Prof. s. 5.
Sherman, Prof, ]. IIartwels, Hon Hon. J,
G.. Calhoun, President Philip Iiindsley
Prof. james Hamilton, Prof. Nathaniel
Cross, Hon. Jesse speighl, U $ s, and
a great many other eminent men of other
States,
The book will contain the lives Of Col.
Lauderdole, and Col Henderson, and an
accurate history of the Southern War
We learn that Messrs. Sullivan & Fin
ney, Middleton and Jas. Collins, esq.
Carroltton, will receive the names of sub
seribers to the work. ...
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-11-19
CARR0LLTON,

o~y- WE arc authorized 10 announce
DAVID r. LOVE aB a candidate for Briga-
dier General oflhe Ist Brigade 4th division.
Election on the 18Th December next
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-11-19

From The tone in which the Washington
Union now speaks, we are induced to be-
heye tina. Mr.. Buchanan contemplates re-
firing from the cabinet, fur q place on the
Supreme bench,
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-11-19

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, - The
advertisement Of the 18th volume OF this
valuable and entertaining monthly, will be
found in this weeks paper. The press OF
the whole Union has spoken in terms OF
co,emendation Of the Messenger, and a
steadily increasing patronage for many
years, is proof that its worth Is appreciated
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-11-19

Hon, c. ], INeERsoE L.-As might have
been expected, the publication oil the his
tory Of the War of lal2," by this gentle
man, who is thorough-gong democrat,
and was prominent supporter of the war,
has created considerable sensation among
the Northern Federalsts, their conireres
and allies Every unmportant error Of
detail Is seized upon and magniiied, and
Industrious efforts made to invaldate the
history. The following paragraph which
occurs in the work, is copied by the federal
whig papers, and made the pretext for the
most bitter anaihemas Of condemnation
against tue accomplished author. We are
much mistaken if posierily does not coin
eide, essentially, with Mr.. lis opinion Of
Gen. Harrison. He was well-meaning,
weak, vain, lucky old man--no,hng more.
His most devoted admrer will find himself
at a loss to define in what his greatness
consisted '--
"Thus closed the military career Of vii.
liam Henry Harrison, who afterwards SER
we'd as n member of both Houses of Con-
erosion u foreign mission to Colombia
in South America, which he solciled--was
: elevated from the clerkship Of q court IL
Cincinnati 10 the Presidency, and, aileI
I ono short month Of treacherous triumph
/ in that office, crowned his good fortune b,
/ premature death in the Presidential man
- Tho hnAap ,,4Np ttrno.s,1 ,a,fth ~ n
, pie, even the chamber in which he die,
, was not free from idle intrusion, He ex
= pred with iucohetent words Of patriotism
on his lips, before difficulties aud distrac
: tions to which his administration was incyi
!, tably destined, leaving the world, witt
!, most men Of all parties, inclined 10 lhinl
Q well of his character, to magnify his viz
4 tues, extenuato his ioiblcs, regret his dcatl
!. and celebrate his memory"