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Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

The Dcmorra ic SNir Convention or
Ohin has nominated The Hon Jthn B. Wei
ler ns randnlae fr Governor. Colonel
Weller cumnlnlrd regiment It Ohio vol
unlrcrs nd,r t;rn. 1'nylar IN Mexico.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

NArioS,L GH.TlrgDs Sera,e have con.
fifmed tho nomination Of John AiePhrarson. L ~.
of Virginia. as charge 10 Genoa. The new world
has repaid her debit the old Genoa gave Amer.
iri Columbus America has given Genoa -
MePhcanon, that ftmonS discovcfsr who first
brought 10 light tho "emincnt ability" Of this ad.
mini.iratiou. Richmond Republican.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

TIE y. O. pIratnnr af lhe 9Th n'f..
safs tint unlaf TN insnetiuns sent run
Washington Ia Gen. Seail, the mint al the
cry It Mrsirn anl The IN rs Il GnauaEualn.
Z,eaireas. 61alllxaFa. Durango. 0e..
Nill lia pn in operation lar the eninags nj
U. 5. dsllafs ah1 hall tlallaf.. Thu aver.
aea annual eninagr NJ these minis /. abnul
twelve mil|iins Of dull4rs.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
u. ~ C coz U.H,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
III ere hunt,


rHNiiE subscriber, having f5lifta from The f.fn
af Matisek & Mecqllum. ALL continue The
RtssirisE. FsfNafaiar a#a cenail,sa Bu.ias,,
On his own account al the cd silad, and will de.
sair Ia wulu time and aiienl1n TO that branch
Of the basla=ss during the present sssson, aud viii
be nsastd 10 receive a continuance II The patfon.
agr hHsioNtd an the lale firm. IL ilaii.ts him.
self that h. siil he able 10 give full satisfaction 10
,lase tsqnif ~ hs szfFiess
AL sFdsts siil receive prompt and s.fisl ailen.
ton.
Rffrhs fs-f L DRUM, A. n,oek & San.
G. d ReFsioa, w, II Filter aud D 7. Jsll, w.sh.
ingtan, Ark.
January u, 1875
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

ii.sDsoaE co>pueT -.-Me.sets cofeotsn &
Rgs=. tie well saosa btakefs Of Washington.
ats ls Liberal as they are fortunate II Is slaird
that on the litsi o. Iaaasfy. they presented 10
thfif Glrfks libzfal amI.-e1mnisueias v III Their
elhef clefk. At oae thousand dallaf.. aud grading
II al1ag dawn 10 by r4gaRei a. a messenger.
Ia sh1m wIa gwen uHe hlntfFd do Ian. In al.
dtiau 10 tin. aei, they naIa lbffai Donations, u
zalliy eIiafilahle Institutions. Such mra deserve
pTasaFfily y--ksi!s 9lEstts
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

4 sponlsai ai the Nrw Yafk Her.
all sIales. lhat thu ihfee altafneYs II Mrs.
tiiinrs ware ten. HaIlef Jnnrs. lion
Rffffly Iadasln anl Mf. i. ]. Rlff al
Philadelphia. The ias ii the fwn iaemef.
Il Is said. all he si1nan each, ani nf The
llllrr, pr,inbll MI much lessi fir hia la
hars IN gathering up ihs testimony were
lung afIlll4 aal naIifias.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

In hi, speech in lbe u. S. Sonata IN
br Ten Ers,mrDl Bill, Mr.. \. VI. Clayton
is rrpni-d 10 hayc said ''he could not
exactly Understand what the President
meaui hy indemnity Tor The ppa and secu
rily &c the future. bul an insrnions friend
had tod him that Indemnify fir the past
mean, one half "f MrIicn. aud security for
the luuie tie uthrr hn,f
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

TuE CHOLERA ~ LnNpuS.-1he l.ou-
''"n c"fre-ponirn. :" The National Intel
ligenerr. in his last letter. furnishes a."
'dl'wins 'i,nlini inl"lligenr
a m"re alarming pee" oi nnws is, hat
NE cholera IS undoubtedly in l.ond N, aud
mas broken oui wih cslrrme vlrllrucr in
""d'n Lane, aud other dcns'y populated
paris "l 'hr city. The police keep watch
a.h ward lhrrr Ia inirrlic, Communication
Y" SYMPTOMS of the dscas" are Of a very
"'al''''ns nature, exhibiting ilsrll in plague
,pp spo's aud other itarihl characteristics,
'"'S IS 'rnI' melancholy close 10 NY
communication. ! hope the matter ii
'''''o ''le worst Of, hut have many fears.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
10 Planters.

'H'HE undersigned having been apDe;n,.I
U ngeeif ior the sale Of Mr.. Joseph r. Cr,bv's
Cotton GINS, will keep supply on bsad for .,ic
at their Ware li"use in Fulton, Of all si,e. and
descriptions, which they are au,hori,ed 10 wa rran,
to gge sldte satisfaction 10 the purcha.ers
Persons N want Of Cotton Gins orc re,pse,rpl,v
i wlpd TO call and examine then,
. BLOCK, BROTHER & Co,
fulion, June %, ,Is47. es.,r
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

GEORGE BANCROFT
enmm,lire Dawn Gt.NNna.

Gus. TsYlos.--A p,,hiir iHseiu1 ia
nnrn county. "a. a.lupipd rrs,ln,inn' q
ruu,l'e Ia the nn',np'i"n ut Gen. Ta,lut
lr pn'.l'ut, aud approving Ilr runr.r of
Our lfst Presidents. pauirulari, Nashirg
n.n aud Madison. who aided 10 .ramin, the
C"nsIi,u'inn. mhhr,s;",.j is spirit. AMI, hon
"s'y ani iAihIa'iy carried II ont. Tie
meeting Expressed the hope. that il the
General was elected. he woIld .u.luw their
lead. Anlrew Stewart. srnt the resoln
iluns wilha ler'e. II his avn, rsqlestln-.
an answer. This is the reply:
IIt.pau,RrERs. ARaY OF occur,fIoS.
BrdsOs Island, f'sIds, kgp %. isl7
DeHr Sir:-i have Ilr hntIur Ia arl,n0wl.
elge The lcceih u y"nr iavar nl he 5 h
| Orinl"'r, cnnvci ing ln lnr rhny ii The
proceeding. Of m"r'in, II my Whiy
lri"nd- NJ Wi,ncshurg ~.
nav" i"al rlr r's ,lu inns aiuplrl hy
he ~" Ting win sr'ni prld" anh pleasure.
ml ~ - tp c"uvrl rnthr mrmwgs ~
hr urr ris un = s1ii1h'' nrra,iun, m
THINKS Ipr The distinguished hpn lh',
rtsr s" tlh-rJinl'N h"s'uerl up,mnr, nnl
~, a,.ulur. Ihni ha,, up ai,li ~ iu.-n
lt,n 'i rhrngiHI lln prg,lon IN which
saul '"Nlrl,lrrp' pc a llr cnHr r
r.l un fhr RE. d'w.t, pr ltr cuf,e
,hi.u ha." r'.' q mv d,'y h,ptr4r.
r'm.u. 1rlt it,
Wih %" n'rh",' rnsp'r'.
l.uf m,s' uh .rry'L
Il. TAYLOR,
MaInr Gen. US Army.
ANDREW stewart Uninnnwn, Pa.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

The Wing. oi lhc hate Illinois Sac
Convention itr lhr air enimcni Il llr Cun.
,liuni"n, uumiuO'"d General I'ay.or for the
lh Presidency.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Nafiee,

WILL make application q, the April term
Of the Probate Court In and for the county
Of Hampstead, In the State Of Arkansas, in Tho
yfar A. D. le46, for IN order TO sr the slaves
belonging to tho estate Of Samuel Mcdonald, dec.
10 order 10 pay The drbls exhibited and alIe ssd
against the zane.
MARGARET Mol ONAIp,
Administrative Of s neponala, ass
JsRuary -, l6l5-6.sv
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
STATE or ARKANSAS, ,

CnuNrP or llugrsrEAD.
N tie Hampstead Court 0f Probate, Januayy
Term, 2lH January 1913.
.s HEREAs Hatnr, d VIM. ss erseplts
Of the will Of Washington H. VIM, dec,
having failed 10 appear before this eonr, aud make
aud file her annual account current and settle.
meat Of the estate II the SAID deceased according
70 laws and i appearing 10 the souf, lha, The sad
Harriet D. Winn has removed from beyond Tho
limits ol the State of Arkansas and has become
nonresident Of The State. II Is therefore ordered
that unless the said Harrt, d., as such cxscuttiy,
appear before this court on or before the frsi ,.y
ol the next term hereof, at a court 10 be- holden
al The conH'honse in the Town Of Washington, In
the rouaiy of Hampstead aud State Of Arkbnsas,
on the SECOND Monday Of April neat, aud Glo an
aerouni current aud settlement VI said estate ao.
eordnglo llw, her letters trsta,nsniary, pranied
to her as such ExcnnlfE, will be tacaird; aid il
Is ordered that this order he published in the w h.
lnft"n Trlcgraph a newspaper published IL III.
STATE, for two weeks succrtsiyffy, the last inaer
iion 10 br at least four weeks before the next term
of this court ..aT
A true copy from the record. .,t-,I
IrfIei s. r SANDERS, Clerk ''
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
DR. DIR R ? WILLIAMS.

Dr. 4 7. Williams will continue Tho Dra,
Business at The old stand, where he will costinue
TO keep general assortment Of fresh Dug,
Medicines, &r, &c.
July IS, lsIs.G.3w
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Last N0tife.

A Ii persnBs indebted 10 the estate OF Jacob
~ Dutaard. dec, are hereby notified. that
unless immediate payment is nude, suit will DO
brought against them
JOHN o HIGHrOWER,
Admr dc hons non
Lewisyillr, Feb g, 1913.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
CHarksvilIc
FfMaLE INSTITUTE.

lie ftsi eessan Of this Institution will eom.
menee On Monday The 7lh Of February. 1878, |
under the supetniendanee of
MRS. ELIZA 4. TODD,
Late Principal of tho Rngwood Female Seminary,
near Doston, B1wia county.
Assistant teachers Of the highest qualifications
have besn engaged. and are expected 10 he Ia
Attendance at the opening Of the school,
MRS. ANNE ELLETf.
for many yeafs an approved Teacher of Music |
will continue her connection with Mn. Toms |
sehool, and conduct the Music department; she
will have the use al two instruments for pupils, |
which will gfratly fneiltate then progress Al |
the teaelirtt hossfss letters Of unqualified fpeom.
mendalian from many distinguished aehdlafz Of
out country, Which are open far tho inspection Of
ihose who feel IN interest in Tie matter
Livery bfaneh Of learning Necessary 10 polite
education will he taught IN the
elarksYille Female Institute,
IN Accordance with the plans pnaaed IN the best
seminatIes Of the United states.
Gthat expenses have teen incurred by the pro.
pfelefa, IN erecting handsome ana eaniaaaans
buildings faf the accommodation Of vaana ladies',
as Wrl rs Ia inaafa Their intellectual and moral
Improvements dus attention to theif health aud
manners will also be deemed aa important pan
Of sdneaian.
Mn Toni 1aiier htrsrii that her experiences
as a isaehtf toFath.f with tie approval If numsf.
aus friends wha have hsttlnfar nllInni.Fd her
sthoel will ensure her the sanpafi Of lbef pub.
| lo-psftieulafy she has inadp many saefIfiers
ta pfaeale fet this patlen ri fsnAs tAp advantages
ef a Female Summary ofihe hughes, ofdtf
TERMS For 4 SESSION uF FIVE
MONTHS.
Boarding. iaelldins washing. btaIins.
towels, &c. 80 90
fuiiian IN ofiharaphyt Rta.ns and
NfiiiaR, 10 90
Duo N ohhnFf1fhg. Heading, Whiting.
6fammtf aud Ahlhneiie. Is 90
In addiiian 10 the ahsFe. GsagfhhhY and
Astronomy. Nithtie rrr ofthe Mstsanl
elabfs, Natural, Mrnial. aud Moral
Philosophy, ilisloly. Ancient and Mod.
efn, RAslafie. Balaay. Chemistry aud
Mgihaieggi also GompaEElon aud tho
An Of ksad.nE Poetry. II 90
lnstftielian IA The french Language. 10 90
Muse On the pIana f5Fie. e5 on
uss of Mn ToDp'e Instrument. per Sea.
SION Z m
Drawing and Painting. 10 %
| Embroidery IN SIX aud Raaisd 10 90
Glark.sllr, January G. isis.g 9s
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

ta.f pa sAInasn GolIaar. =
The Washington taiaa ezllIasa. lhr aiG
1t j TnnanIs aean n,,aI9ins III. PllA ;
.'an i AlHa t.Hssfs u ils IL = fae
ntsi lrtlef lun n, lilahlhan IN 1T
l,unnil, U :. mn sltr ~ In. G#afti ui j.
J .ai.s trtil. ~ la ealn#aasRae IA Llei
,'.n,ctsi"li lle 'niilel ul Eapi hay. ui Tie
Brish sraner irvipl. IN bringing Gen.
i'aftiles ln Nefa Cruz. anl ailins hun Ia
land al lhal pnrl ennlratt IN established re
s',ialipns, thus Finlalins lac naaimliy which
existed belwten The laa eaiin,ries.
Lnfd Palmefslall frpIlts 10 Mr. Blnerah
that he fhttred The ca nplaint Ia lla l.ohi.
Commissioners, oil the AIm falItf, VIM in
inraHd The lsnial II ii s1elmpatltei Gun
lany, 10 Hhnm The lesial nun :. thu laey
are b1lnd 10 Ir,liiy their disapprafll ri
Captain Aay fna lnfi, nni lhal iIr elin
pany hal canstnlrd IN Suspend Cth II.
tt"tn his cum uaul, eaairmiias Il luz saaaa
iinie ant act aa the pttl u ta#If uIlitrfs
winch my he rrgirlrd a. 4 hrearh N
iaIh tnaaids the uHiiel SiaIes,
Then Ia l.ws 4 lel|ef hun e.al. Wilson,
stating that Ssnf siatIih. claiming Ia h.
u riiitn al The tnlri Slales. was aware
Il tin. pafrdrs's afIiva a krfi Cruk
hui ,lii npi COMMUNICATE II L. The [. salrs
ntlirrts.
'l'he nru interesting document /, santa
tnna', erIehfa'sd pas. Al Is .had
wr Hiil give Il IN hi;
frinItr aai Gpgf ita al.
L. 5. Nay UEfARfNENf.
Mn Il l-iG
GanHonanr: Il Sana Anua endeataf.
/" rnlef the ,lst'eaa pohs. You VII alIuh
him IN pas freely.
llr.prrilf. innf..
GEORGE BANCROFT.
Gnmmnlhra Dawn CnNNna.
Commanding llmni Squadron.
enln. Gunner inslfm. the Mar Dta4fl.
dr,ai ai' The afth Al ii Sania Auna nj Nera
GnIk. aul say.: Il e.nlii hapr easHIi hlafI.
ed the vessel. hat dcrmrI I mnt pnp, ,,rr
49,, In 4" 81, alliwins it Ia a.p.ar a. hc
W culrf-d wiihpG my cHicuff.nrr. =
lie lh"n rnirrs into si,srn ui,,I a. q. ihr
rr'"Fl"u Sans Anna would pru.ab.y meet
with lfon The people.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

y. o1sILY uNlroRn-At the battle OF Coniferas,
q e,H ~n'c, he "as'o badly whipped by Gen. Smith,
,nn ,s y, yalenela bore upon bis distinguished pr.
sv. =. lsasl 900 worth Of gold, diamonds aud
p'eo'oas 'oetah-- Meals Gazette.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Il XRA HILL a. CO,
Receiving and Forwarding

Ar THE oJo STAND or nILJ, VAUGHAN & co.
CAMDEN, ARKASsAs
LAYING l,rge and eommodious Warehouses
/ unovuneclrd with The principal buildings n
town, necessarily incurrng lrsa risk pledge them.
selves 10 their old friends and oil others that their
charges shall be Us reasonable Us any other regu.
Tor established Warehouses, aud by strict stipn-
ton hope 10 give tbs nlmos, satisfaction TO all
who favor them with their patronage.
Camden, Arh, Japssry 20, t84s.s
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Dissolution.

ME eopaHnsffhip exciting between DR.. RIP
u Wil'iams aud John II Baldwin In N. Drpg
Busnrt'' was dissolved by mutual eonsen, on tbe
18th day Of November. 1877 The books ana
aeeeunls due said firm ure IN the hands Of DE-
Il, 7 Williams, who is aullofled 10 eoilee, and
rseeipt !oy the s8ne. -'N
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Notice.
COUNTY OF HEMPsTEAD.
IN IIVvrsrr.n Farms a.. p...

Therefore NJ persons interested IN the settle.
ment Of any such estates OF seeonnis are notified
10 come forward and iilc exceptions 10 such ae.
counts, II any they have, on or before The second
day Or The next term Of the Probate court lor
HrnPstoad county, to BE- holden on The second
Monday Of April nc,i, Or they will be forever
barred from excepting 10 said accounts OF aay
item thereof
Tesle' S. 7 SANDERS, CLERK.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
John Id. Borden,

ATT0RNE At LAW,
LEwfsvULLE, LAFAYETTE COUNTY, ARK's,
VIII practice in The several courts or tho 9Th
H. judicial district
Lowtsyr, Feb 3, lSlS
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

NI1E frsi eesslan of this Institution will com.
menre an Monday The 7lh Of February, 1918.
under the snba Ytniandg gnea af
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25
Another Un,. Falsshood nailed,

The Washington Union Of the 9th inst,
contradicts in the most positive terms, the
ialsehood recently circulated by the wing
and abolition Van Buren, press, that Gen.
Cass had written letter to Mr.. Richie,
avowing that if elected president, and all
opportunity was presented, he would veto
the Nilmot proviso. The editor Of the
Union says he has ''roceived no letter, or
despatch, or message Of any kind from Gen.
Cass since he left Washington" Gen. CaSS'
views unlike those Of Gen. Taylor, on this
subject, are clearly defined, and he needs
no new professions Of political faith in the
premises. He believes the question Of sla-
very in the territories rests with the people
OF the territories themselves, as all admit it
does, even the Van Buren, abolitionist, adj
init it, after the territories shall have be-
come states. But if the principle Of the
Wllmot proviSo or ordinance Of 1857 were
incorporated in bill presented TO him
for his signature, as the recent Oregon bill
presented to president Polk, there is no
ground anywhere to believe that he would
not do just as president Polk did, respect
the voice of the people as expressed through
their representative in congress, and sign IT,
Is any man so insane as to believe that
Gen. Cass would set himself up agans, the
known will of the nation, repeatedly ex.
pressed at the ballot box, and veto such a
| billg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

Pursuant TO the provisions Of the Ore
gon bill just passed by Congress, the presi-
dent has made the following appointments
for that territory, which have been confirm
ed by the scutc:
kintsinG pri,chcttc. for Secretary of the
Territory: William ?. Bryant, of Ia. Chief
Justice oi the District CONT James Inmey,
of Illinois, and Peter II. Barnett, of Ore
Gon, Associate judges Of the District Court;
Isaac W. Bromley, Of New York, District
Attorney; Joseph l.. Meek OF Oregon, |. :.
MARSHALL.
GrN. SHIELDS, it is stated. has been ten.
.lcred the appointment, Of Governor, but a
ielcsraphic de>ratch 10 Peoria states thath he
declines to accept tue office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

We understand that the inhabitants of
this School DiStrict-No. D held a meeting
last spring, according to law, and voted
school tax. As there is much valuable
real estate and a large amount Of perso.
hal property included within the dis.
trict, this tax will amount to considerable
sum; sufficient at least to build good
school house. And then, if tho same tax
is hereafter adopted every year, we can
have good free school KEEP in operation all
the time without the expense being felt by
the citizens. AS soon as this tax is collcc-
ted this fall we expect To see large and
well planned Schoolhouse going up. And
next year VIC hope to see every urchiu in
the district daily attending free school.
If the inhabitants will only submit, to this
iriiling tax just long enough to get good
school house built aud a well conducted
free school in operation, so that they cat
once see the benefit and advantages re.
sulting from the system, we are pursuaded
they will never neglect or refuse TO levy i
annually.
Pay the printcr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

Gen. Taylor and his PrinciPies.-The
wings Of the north usually affirm that Gen.
eral ayioriS in favor OF the Wilmoi prnviso.
Every body in Louisiana knows, that the
General cannot be in favor Of any doctrine
or measure which would afford the slightest
coun,euancc 20 the efforts of the abolition.
is,S, because he is the owner of at least
two hundred slaves, which he works on
two plantations, one in Louisiana aud the
other in Mississippi, and not long since he
added to their force by purchasing a conSid.
cradle number Of the negroes here in New
Orleans. 1t would be strange indeed, if
Gen Taylor, under such circumstances,
could be 50 far forgetrul of the safety of his
property and that Of his family as to aid the
enemies Of the south.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

Diarbqa and Dgwriefy -licsc diseases arr
produced By numerous causcs, the most common #
which nrr. too .pr Indulgence IN green vegetable
Diet, and uuUQe fruits lhatHrc 70 ahundauty furnish
ed on our tables az this season OF the year When
these Diseases are neglected and allowed 20 run on
for any .cngih oitmc the whole system becomes n-
yl.Iug epidemic that may exist II IS important
therefor rs YOU value health and life. TO check the
first Indication, ot these complaints by immediately
procuring n box Of D. BmGGs Vegetable Sugar
Coated Ambitious P...- which mover tail toorrc-t
the disease. and. il followed mp with box Of Tone
Pills rs directed the tone Of the system wi.. hr
strengthened. sound health established and the rur-
s'iuron guarded against The attacks OF NOR louni-
nh., ma.nd.es tr.n sal convince nuy one that
,Ae.r statements are correct Thee plt,- can b, hql
at the drug stores OF 6 l. THowsoN and WuTr
and liUNTLR, IN Ottawa. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

The Chicago Citizen, which had been
quite Van Wnkleish forthe last year or two,
has been walked mp by the Buffalo conven-
ton, and, casting of the old, dusty garments
Of aboltionSm, has assumed the daShy re-
gimentals of the Van Buren, barnburnerS.
The editor is so proud Of his new RIG, that
he struts like peacock, and feels as ''valur-
Gus as forty CHSarS." At the very first
dash, he lets the heavy end Of his sabre fall
on half the prominent politicians ofnorihcn
Illinois, aud in the heish of his heroic tilt,
makes thrust at cven,o humble an iuiiyi-
duals as oursc,f rs this new i,edgcd hero
doubtless reek
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25
!. | I T. !,
The G!oy S,ru,, -Grrai Bate -6COo Troops Kill
led agt Wounded.


NEW luFN, Aug. Ill i. VI.
The Tribune has 4 letter from Dublin, by
the steamer Cambria, dated August 81.
Stain. that there has been great battle
between the British troops and Irish in>ur
gents ut Sliycuamou, in which Gen. Nc
Donald, the commander Of the British
troops, was killed, and SIN THOUSAND
troops killed and wounded The road for
three miles was said to be covered with
slain; and that Kilkenny aud Limerick
have been taken by the people.
TWAS expected that there would he ri.
sing of the Insurgents in Dubl,u on Sunday
the 9Th inst.
The Third Butts, regiment Of Infantry.
turned aud fought for the people. The 3l>t
regiment at AIthloue, have also declared
for the people, and two regiments have been
sent tu d>alm them.
The Mountain SlvenamCn is nearly in.
accessible, being surrounded by bog with
only one approach TO ii.
II is asserted that Smith O'Brien has co,
0nO men with him and considerable sup
ply OF arms, ammunition and cannon
Other accounts from Dublin give 10 ac-
count Of this battle.
The friends Of Ireland account forth by
saying that the Irish press is under censor.
ship aud could not state the facts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

Beautiful Er'ractfom a Wing Paper
The leading whigpaper Of New Hampshire,
before the Philadelphia Convention, had the
following language in regard to Gen. lay
lor.
ain RAISES BAUrEs FOR THE MARKET, and
makes mefchandlgn Of his fellow men.
IIEHAS HUNDRED MOTHERS WITH
on WITHOUT THEIR BABIES, IN TIE
SHAMELESS
HE FURNISHES CREOLE VIRGINS
FOR THE HELLS OFNEW ORLEANS,
AND RIOTS ON THE RUIN SOULS,
for whom the man Of sorrow died.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

so justly felt at this noble vote, has been
somewhat checked by the apprehension that
OF the obnoxious ordinance. But Of this lao
more fears need be entertained. The Pre-
sllent yielding 10 the voice of the country,
or the cries and necessities of Oregon, ha,
the bill, and, as viii bcS by an
article in another column, has already al-
pointed the officers for the territory.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

Barn BURSr.-The barn of Mr.. Beve-
ridge, at Somanauk, in this county, was
burnt on the night of the 18th inst, destroy.
ing $1,000 worth of property. Mr., Lovcioy,
the abolition candidate for Congress, Oh an
electioreering tour for the barnbuners,
stopped at the house Of Mr.. d. on the night
of the fire. His buggy, CARPET bag, &C.,
were consumed with the barn. It was the
work Of an inccndary-a barnburner,
doublless.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

THE THREE MONTHS PAy.-Thc acting
Paymaster General of the army, Benjamin
F. Larncd, Esq, gives notice that he is
rapidly preparing rolls for the payment Of
three months extra pay, &C., to volunteers
who have served in the war with Mexico.
The soldiers are recommended not to sacr.
flee their claims.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

The vote Of the Illinois delegation on lay.
ing the capitua,ion bill on the table in the
house stood as follows;
Iyes-Smith Wentworth, Lincoln.
Nays MeClernard Ficklin, Richardson,
Turner.
Col. Benton, in the senate, was the only
member from n slave state that voted IN
favor of extending the ordinance Of 1851
over the new territory.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

Onslog Peters, Esq, wi'herawn.- tele-
graphic despatch from Peoria to Peru has
been received from A gentleman in Peoria,
which says: "Mr Peters authorses me 20
say he has declined. 4 carl announcing
this determination will appear in the Regis.
ter of Friday nCxt'-(o day.
Mr.. Fridley OF Kane co., aud Mr.. Dick.
ey ofthis place-are now the only candi.
dates for the Office Of Judge Of the 9th Judi.
cial district.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

The latest dates from Mexico state that
Paroles is still atlargc, and thatthe govern
meut forces are in search of him.
Another prOnunciamcnto has been issued
and revolution planned at Mazatalan by
Don Plazensea Mlrnda, thought to have
been prompted to obtain fifteen million dol
lars in specie, expendydto arrive at Maza-
talau.
Government had ordered strong body OF
troops to suppress the rcvoltcrs.