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


WYE have Just received from New ork, via
w New Orleans, and offer for sale at the old
stand on the south side OF the public square, II
large aud splendid assortment OF Spring y
SUMMER GOODS, which will be sold very
low ioI cash OF county produce. Our stock con
,sts in part as follows:
Printed calicoes, newest STYLES and
patterns.
Blue drills.
Scotch and domestic glnghams.
B!eached and brown drlIIings.
Asso'td. summer goods, for mems wear
Fulled cloths, satineus & Ky. jeans.
Superior brown shcetings, (Wavcrly's,)
81 and IA do do (heavy)
Cotton butts. Cotton yarn, from No.
| > to 10. Candle wick.
ALSO, a few patterns Of Ailahans Balzarines.
Geneva lawns and cashmere D'Ec0sc, new and
Irich STYLES Also blcachod muslins, brown hol-
land, silk and cotton velvet, Irish linen, colorcd
lcambricks, inseuiugs. cdglnEs iootngs, blond Il
Isle edriugs, blond and nett lace swiss, null,
book aud iacouet musiins, table and LuckabuCk
diapers, gmps, zephyr worsted, ladies and gents.
'lkII silk and cotton gloves elk mitts, bonnet
silks, hosiery, black and white waddur, combs
Of every variety, needles pins, and almost every
other article in this line, WHICH is called for in u
....rt,y 1t"Fs'
ALSO,
COO prs. mems calf. kip x stoga brogans & shoes.
100 Kip aud heavy boots.
300 ladies buskins, walk'g shoes. slips, &c.
400 boys, misses & chldr's shoes q 6oulees.
ALSO, a variety of
! Crockery, Glass and StOne-uare, Rard-
/ 1care g. CoHle,y, School Boots,
States, Pepper, Ink,
QuiHS, Sc.
Our old friends and the public generally are in.
yiled TO call and examine our goods and prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
n. B.-Hides, oats corn. pork, bncon. hcc's.
wax, &c, wanted: WALKER u HICKLING
Ottawa, April IS lsl5.
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Edgar Nursery.

"a ME subscribers, living near Paris,
n Edgar county, Illinois. would res
pectlulIy inform the public that they have
choice variety of fruit, and ornamental
trees, and large variety Of choice grape
vines and shrubbery at their nursery
which will be sold low for cash, and de-
liycred at any part Of the state when the
order is large enough TO warrant it.
The nursery has been in operation
about 25 years, and we nauot ourselves
that our varieties are equal to any in the
western country.
JOSEPH CURTIS & SONS.
Paris, Edgar Co. HIS, Nov. %, 1874.
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RROAD gAOVlls,

BROAD CLOTDS,
Black and fancy Cassimercs; Prints ;
brown and blue Muslms; SattineIs
Jeans; linen Drilling; Cotonades; Uni
ted Stripes Tcxan Plaid printed fam
cy and blue Drills; Allapaca; Irish Lam
ems green Berage; Marseiiles Ncsungsi
Ribbons FIurcnccs; brown linen table
Cloths ladies white and colored Isle
Gloves; do. black Mohair; do, white
and black ingram Hose; chiIdrens cotton
Hose; mems brown and colorcd hf Hose;
ladies Caps Jackonet and Swiss Mus
/ Inns; plaid and cambrick MusIns; linen
Lawns; birdseyo Diaper; mems pongee
| Iaudkcrcniels black Italian Cravats ;
Tickings cotton table Diapers; lllcko-
Irys; Buttons Needles Tapes; Ribbons;
Threads sewing Silks GRAllAMS
six cord sewing Cotton, a superior article
for ladies use, warranted 200 yard sPools
! ALSO, Bonnets and palm-leaf hats
ladies white willow bonncts; children.
white and colored willow bonnets; men.
and boys white and colored palm-lea
hats, all qualities, together with a genera
assortment of
GROCERIES,, H4RD-W.4RE,
Glass, Queens and Stone Uarc,
; Dye Siu6s and Nails.
3 Rowland's mill saws, &c, &c, aIl c
which will be sold at a small advance 70
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GREEN'S MILLS.

dNilE subscriber would most respect.
- fully inform his old friends and Gus.
toners, tina! he has taken his mills again
and hopes, from the repairs which he has
made together with strict and accommada.
ting millers, to receive a liberal share OF
public patronage.
The business will be conducted under
the superintendent of his son, d. Green,
who, from long experience in the above
business, hopes 10 render general salts
faction. JOHN GREEN.
DAYTON. Angnst 9. 1874.
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NEW GOODS AT PERU
WIN. PAUL IL co.

w VI, Az Il ~ W.
III AVE justrcceiycl an assortment Of new aud
4 4 soasonabe DRY GOODS, which they will
sell low for Cash or PrJRuce. They invite an
inspection, anI viii be glad to show at any time
BroadclothS Satinets 4
PIN & Fey Cassimeres, Tweeds,
kentucky Jeans, Drilllngs,
Newest stylesof Calicoes, Cambrics,
Br. & Blend. Sheetings, Lawns,
do Shirtings, Diapers,
Irish Linens and Ticks,
Long Lawn, Socss& Gloves
Cotton Stockings,
\ variety of s,ulIs for mems and hoy's Summer
Wear, silk and Kid Gloves and Miits, Fancy &
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Parasols aud Umbrellas,
Straw Bonneis, Palm Leaf Hats. Ribbons, Laces.
Suspeuders, shcIlhom and ivory Combs, Cotton
Yarn, Begging, Mosquitoe Bars, Boots & Shoes.
ALSO,
Grain and moving Seythes, Snaths,
Rifles and whotstones, hay and manure Fork,
Ames' Shoyes, Hoes, Rakcs, Trace Chains.
Axes, Nails, wagon aud buggy Boxes, etc.
Peru, May l6, 1915.
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clemens Indian Tonic.
h5aliiJlc Cure for ChiHs or .aguc and
FcUer.
Ihir In - In IL ". IL N---i-I

h9aiA5le Gre for ChiH8 or .Ague and
FtUer.
This Invaluable Medicine is Purely Vegetable.
THE uncxampeed success of this truly uni
rdHtd Tonic, IN curing, in few hours, whcGo
ALI other remedies have failed, and that too in
cases OF SIX, nine, twelve and eighteen months
standing, warrants the assertion Tia, if taken uc-
cordng to the directions, it is il, fqLbt. A lorC
list Of certificates in prootofi,s infal!ilv, milht
be added; but those upon the wrapper are deem
cd sufficient Try it, and he convinced that it is
me most pleasant most certain, and the very
BEST remedy ever offered to the public for put
ting speedy termination TO Chills OF Aguc and
Fever
1t Is not the least nauscatine, nor does it opo-
rate upon the bowels; but its salu,ary action
upon the whole system is so charming. that every
one Is highly delighted at their speedy recovery
to health. Such remedy The oflicl,d have org
been III want Of; one that cures sFoedily and per-
manentIy, where the usual caution TO improrcr
exposure is observed.
The fact that the recipe was obtained from n
RED MAN Of the forest, silcnccs all doubt as 10
It's being purely rrgdajh-- Natures own Rene
dy--and may, therefore, he taken bv every one
with the most perfect safety. Persons living in
Aguc and Fever districts should never he with.
out a supply of this INIALUARLE Tonic; as
IN 1t they will always find certain friend in time
Of need, The great and rapidly growing popu-
Iarly Of this medicine, may cause others tc.,ry
ndimitatc it.-theretore be surc to ask for Gle
MENS' Indian Tonic, prepared ly GEO. W.
HOUNE, proprietor, Nashville, Tenn, whose
name is written upon the label and wrapper of
each bottle None genuine without his written
signature.
For sale by WALKER & HICKLlNG.
Ottawa, April 20, 1915. 45---4m
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Glass Jars.

VUST received, a lot of Glass Jars, an excel.
- lent article for preserves, &c. For sale hy
April %. WALKER Il HlCKLlNG.
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CARDING

VIII be done for the usual price G. cts. per h.,
IN cash, wheat or wool Also carding and spin.
ming at reasonable prices, varying from 10 to 90
cCntB ppr mound
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-08
City BIOTj8T,
BY .IoeiJohnson, Springfield, ILLINOIS.

sy Joci johnson, Springfield, illinois.
FENHE travelling community are respectfully in
4 yted tocaIl The accommodations cannot
be surpassed. Privaterooms forstase passengers.
HATES OF FART:
One day, IS cts Single meal, 25cts.
Just one half the usual charge at stage houses
~ Passengers can secure seats in all the stages
hrough the pIQprIetor. 2S-ly
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SsxrA .3.HERIC3N
sE slS TEMPEEANCE HOUSE,
ssav VIZ CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.


ETOWn q turIFy, k'FOpIttININ'
TN7uE American Temperance House is situated
4 at the corner Of Lake and Wabash streets,
the dries, aud most eligible part of the city, and
commands beautiful and interesting view OF
Lake Michigan. 1t has been repaired and com
modiously arranged for the accommodation Of the
travelling public, and II will be the constant ei-
fort of the prophelors to make it pleasant and
agreeable to those who may favor them with their
patronage.
The house will at all times have a sufficient
number of walters, and the table will be furnished
with the best that can be procured in the market.
Their stables are in excellent order, and sup
Piled with the hydraulic water.
n. B.-Pa-sengors and baggage carried to and
from the steamboats,, free Of charge.
March IS, 1915. 4lf.
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Tailoring Establishment.

BUCHANAN & EICHELBERGER
NNTOULD return thanks TO the public for the
w liberal patronage extended them, aud now
beg leave to state that they have received, direct
from the city of New York the
Spring and Summer Fashions
and are still prepared to furnish Garmen'sin the
most approved Eastern style, 0tlheir old stand on
the public square wcstside ofthe court house.
Ottawa, May Q, lE45.
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Ench Er UArnI


At the highest price the market viii! allow for a
superior article, will at ALL rIMEs be gvcn
Great pains will be taken to have constantly
on hand a superior article Of FLOUR for EN-
CHANGES.
We would also state that Mr.. Sladlcn is adj.
ding two more run of French Burr Mill stones,
with machinery Of the most approved and modern
style for custom and merchant work, aud when
completed will mokcthis mill decidedly the best
in this section Of The country, aud from the expc-
rience and practical knowledge Of the senior part
ner who has been 40 years in the business an as.
surauce is given that all business done at this
MILL will be in the best possible manner.
Please give us a call. & MANN ~ son.
n b. WmEAr FIGURED for Farmers or Mer-
chants on liberal terms. First rate barrels can
always be had at the Mills q. NJ. & Son.
Dayton, Dee. 81, lSil. oS-tf.
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IRON. IRON! Iron !

lust received by steamer Lchgh, direct from
- Pittsburgh good supply Of Junala Iron,
assorted ior sale for cash or wheat in lots to iron
wagons, lower than last year
Peru, April IL, 1915. VIM. PAUL & co.
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N@I l3 J8lOY@JL,
PERr. ILLINOIS.

THE subscribers, having recently opened the
house heretofore known as the Peru Hotel.
hope, by strict attention to business, TO merit a
share of public patronage.
The house has been relilted the furniture is
new, the table aud bar at all times shall be sup
piled with the best, aud no pains spared to make
those comfortable who may fayortho with call.
A commndious barn has been erected on the
premises, and attentive ostlcr always in atten-
dauce. w. W, 81 DRESSER.
Peru, August 9, 1874.
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WOOL! Wool!

4 WILL pay the highest market price for wool.
n i. washed on the sleeps back, and eaeh fierce
tied up by itself or il washed and picked.
Ottawa, may 30, AS. ]. G., NATTlNGER.
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StOVes and Grntcs.
Window sash,
GOOD BARGAINS Z

sb4A Rvs
NOR SALE, 24s acres of land, one
II half prairie and the balance timber,
well watered and mostly under culiya-
ton. Will sell all or part, to suit pur-
chasors, The best location for farm in
the country.
,Aiso, so acres of land lying within 3
miles of Peru and 800 acres of land on
the south side of Illinois river, 7 miles
from Peru.
,Alao, one dwelling house and lot in
Peru. All worthy of attention. Apply
TO M. MOTT.
Peru, April Is, ls45 45 If.
FENHE Coon sAmARIrAN-Remcdy for
the Ague and Fevor-Warranfeaf 10
coTe.-Edson's compound vegetable rem
edy, is the only medicine now sold which
will enectually remove the cause of that
loathsome disease, the ague and fever,
nervous and bilious fevers, jaundice, and
other complaints which are induced by
similar causes, and which, if suffered to
exist for a considerable length Of time,
end in consumption. The
Remedy is put up in bottles, which are.
accompanied with wrappers containing
directions for use in the English and Nor
wcgian languages. For sale by
Oct. Is. G. l.. TnoMpsoN.
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10 Farmers,

AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
YHJIIE subscribers having leased Mr.. S,addcn's
n Mills in Dayton, would take this opportuni.
" gratefully to acknowledge the liberal patronage
they have received, aud to solicit continuance
az, ID, s,r,o
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ment Of fall and winter goods,
which will be sold at a small advance,
comprising, in part, the following arti-
cIos, viz;
, 40 III. s!us alI Black Broad Iiglh,
cassimeres, super moleskin, so pieces
prints Of various styles and qualities ;
cambrics, sat.ineus, Kentucky leans,
super Bombazine, English merino,
plaid silk warp, alPaccas, plain and IL
CURED do; yeslings, gimps, umbrellas,
pilot cloth, mousIn de LANES, AGghans,
plaid linseys, Canton flannel, tickings.
apron checks, birds eye diaper, Irish
linen, edgings and thread lace, plaid
wooIlen shawls, gros de Swiss, silks, ,
pieces carpeting, &C., &c.
Boots, Shoes, and lsubbcrs.
a good assortment.
. boxes Simons axes, and a general as.
sortment of HARDWARE.
90 bbls. coarse and fine SALT hats,
caps, and GROCERIES.
Ottawa, Nov. 7, 1874.
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OK DOI. Washbuns Shovcls and Spades. for
80 sale by CUSHMAN 4 GRlDLEY.
May l6, 1915.
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Ernsh Drugs 81 nIcdicincs.

:, WeS ana liquors,
Together with supply of the mos, popular
Patent Medicides.
Great care has been taken in the selection of
the above stock. Fhyscians aud the public NAV
safely rely on getting fresh and pure article.
Atso, on hand lot Of second hand books
which viii be sold very low, consisting of oveIs,
Classica aud miscellaneous works.
For sale and constantly kept on hand, Bibles
ana ioslaments, from the New York Bible So
c's'y' at cos, prices. Bibles gratui,ous to those
VINO arc unable to purchase.
Always reOdy to relieve the fatigued and thirs.
~, with glass Of cool Soda.
Produce, Flax-seod, Bces.wnx and Ginseng,
VIII DO received in exchange for Drugs.
Ottawa. May 30, 1919
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ErOn, Steel end Walls,
New Fali and Winter Goods.
GcrSh0m BLrr

EBAS Just received a general assert.
4 = ment Of fall and winter goods,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-19


Departed this u s. the Residences Of
Robs q Gage Il his county on lho slss
era shonil WIEtlAi G. HA3
hasive u rennessea ICED abqut 70 years
deceased was u IN eminent degoe
8 nlIe. and dhnobsiasige IN Eis beas
nafous md kindly IN d his.
impulses d aectlon Add . these
attribute ol character and
Iilie 0fheags which made him
sa Idol sh6Aa conn lad with hinl by the.
lIe kindred and aaection, he asIded 4
eonsl lalicy purpose md perseveTing in.l
alsi, which ked lin II ihe eyes of
lhs world Is niaii q pFomls useful
and honored citizen.
His beReased nily add sorowlhg
Eiiends, cannot wiihho lhsir tanr ron his
untimeIy grave. but they should remember
that II the dispshsations q Providence ars
mysseriphs to Us We know them q be he"
eiIisions 81 wisdom and beneyolenceI
above human appreciation. Yazoo Ban.
M E 4
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-19
Nr1ER.

Cistern Buiain Cisier Building,
AM prepared d build and repair Cis-
terms, having bad long experiepc,
ii lhi hualres nllrr my services tllhs
- M of Ya2m II,,lsnes aud Madison
csniulies. warrant 81 cisleFng buI!t bs
M md ny prices i l6wer than ahs san
wax has ever heendnne Inrlnlhis toahgsy,
Il Milf aiwHya W isund ~ .ba pt1Fs n
ilFn BeRRE whepn.t pF0les
sionally
zp Cily OH q ie45
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-19
RE- QUAR- Z
-, f


n new nna ssshs tansial light dFMughf Steam-
M WABASH VALLEY. Capl. 80 r..
LIAM. Wilton ssa regal ri-Re.'kly packet he.
taeen lhls anil NieksDusg, lraying Yazao
Citt TIesi'aY. ThnsSday aud Sainldays nnd
Y cksl,ui u alternate dHyG
Sept 3, lsl5 ls1f
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-19

II ANt hMtlug cotton in tore ~ Il
elgi sl will plsass lei mc knew eAfly III
.he uurninH Nas may Neil r II baing8 lbAl
gem Rnn obiee u hat 8 nag bn ress
Vq iihp,,t q ne, Nil rfpa mir Qf ba
atte ll|s saMs kina thl DIP .aa8ine ~
Reis0 colion sold Il the absds
C EEEYOTT
Pabli We's
pqt. n lsss
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-19

o. kNrrk al
aims of she iar noelu o0
shat Cen. Cc 6W
has bsda sIoo'ti. ken Ibli.hsa oIs
last We thought ihal sha 1cis or
nizuIion of ne Whirs ba1 e1ablsi ihen Is
slsci Mr. Muy noh wa nct hove
az asa Tho nlla.loD
and cane np edsediRg Tha
intelligence frustrated he unf Bind
lions afshose engaged Is t pIpt G
Cooke has been elected 81 % 81
partiea He wlIl entt upon d'scha'
oflho duties q Ills ih al|oa 'l ihs
proid reflections ha eh an
On he score ofmArlf aIlona q.
respective 81 a cling 6s
aanizalion
ONO. The state ,la b lhe
isIalurs Il Ohio, nor alIB iaed.
Th6 senate. . demp CHA
The hoass,
The democt par fshe state
entirely purge ofshs 6ofnpioh
Ism. llsultimais aeeess
sisshPiaa.
R0sE.BUp nRoKEN ZION
sTnM Within cne mlls f
Richmond Is 4 gvave-yard dedleaied
Iiay0 family. .on lho lilIs
Powhan ia D have as lis van
and re gcahon @ ned
this resting-plnc ihe de sre
ton placed oye h onlY hila III
ealsA H0a oae6 Aase g
she sinpIe smblsu ie pturea
uponitl Il vas .i.a d 5ud snap
I'D Of from q lns sIenl, Gid Alling tu
the earth
This image arises agaln apoil oHF nleA1i
ory when wc lieai u 1oy d tie lale q hal
lovely IiaIe child, but siS years of fage
Susan BancFof, The only child Of the Sci
crelary a glhe Navy andiis wife who brea.
thed her last III Philadelphia On Monday
night, Sid was indeed lovely thing, Jay
~ 4 spring morning, when she lef " II
July last; and blooming like 2 Hsbe il |
health. How little did we dream that i |
wasihe last we should ever zee ol her
She was ne ayorite q Al Who saw her
We almost violate ihe seal u eonfdence
When We puslish lte i0ll0WIne brlef extract
sD ssF fo ci'
t
tiFLAp e, l0e
1--WE intend 10 each WaslilH aA 4
Tuesday. SNsit h At
Y LIZ liitle before
Ter II
ntxt Io
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-19

age uew receiving and elN Ieer ecnt
Neii1iY OB hhnd geneTnl tpplv q
above aslieles, % Whicb We invite the nt'eni
of purchasers generally.
OWEN a I'i1AR
, sspl lAl. i84s. An Bslaw gie Rayous
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-19

ER r ! 5 I , N 2 5.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08

NEW YORK SENAToRs.-The Legislature of New York have recently elected Messrs. Dix aud Dickinson to lhe Senate, to fill the places made va. cant by Messrs. Wrigh, and Tiln,sdge. In doing so they superseded Mr. Foster who had received the appointmen nt from Gov. Bouck, and who was evi- dently very willing to he continued in this place. Some moi particularly acquainted with ihe present state of things in New York, could not understand why MT. Foster did receive the vote of the Leg saiure. That gentleman has, however, dissipated all doubts on lhe propreiy of ihe Legislatures de- cision, by publishing lactious and fault finding let ter. against some of hc best men in New York and expressing his devotion to Mir. Calhoun and Tyler as lhe cause oi his deeat.
 ih's MT. Foster was one of those Oneida gentle men who co-pPeraed with Mir. Talmadge, m IS37- vas Bank denocrat-and could not go all lengths w'h me democratic party. The return of Mir. Cal noun ,o tiie democratic ranks at that time as- signed by tia ciass Uf men as the reason u, holding on' Rives, Iallnadge, J. c. Clark and others went over to the whigs-Fosler and others came back to the democrats But his letter and some other mat. iers indicate some propensities, that proye hlm not exactly the man To succeed Wright, He ha. moi wa vered once only, but frequently His recent letter shows him more ot cuurlier and less of n han becomes democratic Senator. He ia one of those expediency who never adhere verv strictly prnciple yet who often get office oulv t1 abuse it. The democracy of the country has suier ed from such men, and good democrats are too often wronged b, them. New York has done well in di. pensine with his servlces in responsible place. ttiartlord Tm>s.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08

MAILs-ExPREss The mails commenced on Sunday running on the Summer schedule, and are now due here at II o'clock PM. instead of Il AM the day subsequent, heinz twelve hours faster thau the winter arrangement.
 The department has also stopped it's express be- tween Covnston, Ga, and this place, after running long enough to break down lhe p,ivnte expresses (which the object a putting it on) it now leaves the community to the lender nercies of the sssluw mail." Private capital cannot be expected 10 con- tend with the U. $. Treasury in the expensive game ofputing and taking of ''stock" aud mus, give in. We understand, however, that ilie "Crescent City Go. will again stock the line, and we trust the Government will have the fairness to let well alone, If it ntereres, continue an enterprise of such value to the community.
 The department also makes further exhibition of it's petty tyranny in attempting to stop the Cresehns express between lhis city and Mobile and in harrassids the projectors o the enterprise with arrest. Mr. O'Callalma passed through this city on Sunday under the charge of U. $ Marshal, on his way to Washington, 10 answer 10 the high crime and msdenenanor of beating Mir. Wicklf's tor toise moving arrangements.
 This is sheer persecution on tbe part of the De- partment aside from the loss of time, anno, ance, and temporary inconvenience 10 Mir. O'Callaian, the Department effect nothing. The boats on this river have been private expresses from tune nme- morla, carrying sealed letters, &c, without molesta- lion from Government Mont. Adv.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08
IcomMUaIcArrp.l


 The iollowitg passage, describing the resolutions of MT. BROWN, for The annexation of TRxAs, which passed he house of Representatives, appeared in the Advertiser of yesterday:
 "Browne's resolutions, oi all other plans, were, in our estimation, he most objectionable, the most reNoltng to common and decency, the grOssest outrage upon the constitution, ever bstefs coniemph- ted''
 The bad grammer speaks for itself But there is domestic interest which every body may not see at first. JAMES DELFT, the whig member of Con gress from ths district, voted for these revong in- decent, outrageous and unconstitutional resolutions. say he voted for them, and his vote IS .sa'agely abused, and the reby hangs tale Perhaps he may he willing 10 run again Perhaps particular man in Mobile very near The Advertiser office may wish to run himself aad hence the indirect assaults upon Mir. Delle, for fear he might be induced 10 recon slider his position and offer himself again! Hence, prob,bly, the unceremonious way in which the Ad- vertiser throws DELFT overheard without mercy respect c.