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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-14

life. -,
Hun,aTy ir m coming 10 blows, he hungarian
soldiers openly avowing the determination 10 r
tura home. and their reluctance TO Cypress 'he
Italians. u,ta
rhe Hungarian Diet, Oc. ~, calls on al vac
Hungarian soldiers stationed Ia N'iy, ~
mia 10 Moragia and il Gaiiicia, or "a anS o'''.'
tore,en county 10 return 10 their native couh y
,o,aEs mar, in he defence Of lis constitutional u
hsrrv legally sanctioned By the royal oa'h' inc
Hnnsarian nation is proud thai her chiiafeh rave
driven The rebel Je,iach,cn from hsr soii.
The Hnnsarians inject have esifed nom We
,c,o;v II Vienna. ,hus leaving he insurgents to
their own resources. ,a = ,,,e
some aci Of Austrian oppression IS said 10 nave
frs, driven The people 0! Como 10 lnsuf echon'
ami The spark kindIed was communicated IN
SANITY 10 Milan. 81. a,hs,,
Ash Ialy, according 10 report Cnas. AloeI'
had declared that il ne Aa,rans gu not l''i i,n
distely evacuaie liaiy, he won'd on 'ns ~"
o., bc und-f the ..als d hIsn.. It'd,
l. is positively safe! hat Ihs "a ''i'Gn -,
which was anchored Al Ancona, has fste,.ei W. "
sn' ,,o,n Kine Charles Altet 70 proceed 10 We
49, - rsnsl any auack orlhe Austrian nee'.
I. was confidently asserted, in Seu-,4'oa,n.u
o,a,,er in paris on Monday, hat IN o,nsieuceS
we IN, h,,wcen the King OF Naples anu me p.o.
~ - SLY hai been satisfactorily arfansca oy
~ ~ - h,v;no consented that Siclly shouia DC
md an ndereu ent Kingdom SO Id Do - -, "
sana-a,c dynas.y under the so7eshuie"' " oHe
OF r M France the news continues 10 partake OF
80 ,na1, s,oomy character, though pupnc at,sn
lion IS AIKEN up with the election Of eies'S M
me ,c,ih o. December As ye; Prince LOUIS Na-
noson is the frs. iavore. The d'fnGal'iss o. inc
Govsrnmentdaly increase and the Paris CORES
nondep, OF the Times describes the conol'lon OF
hal civ as very nearly akin o what !" was pre-
! vious 10 The revolution OF Feernafy. an ou'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-14

In SO counties, nett Wing gain since 1874,
lalbemarle and Pulaski same as In 1914.
Eortv. iuht con mite 10 hear from.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21
The Juurl OF InQuiry.

A whole uroad,ilc Of the 81. LuIi, Re
publican is filled up with two or three days
proceedings Of the court oi inquiry ordered
by the president 10 investigate the difficult
ties existing between the higher officers Of
the army in Mexico. The court is in scS.
sion in,hc ci,, Of Mexico. Thus far the in
vcs,igaion appears 10 have been directed 10
the charges preferred against Gen. Pillow
hv Cen. Scott. Both Generals arc in at,cn-
dance on the cour,-pillow under arrest,
and Scott shorn Of his command and they
fight out thcir case, Scott as prosecutor and
Pillow as defendant, with all the aspcrty
ani wan, Of dignity Of brace Of backwocds
pct,iio-gcTs. We have neither time nor
room 10 give even al abstract of the ovi.
dence that has been elected. II is humiia.
ting enough |. exhibits Gen. Pillow in the
ligh, Of a bragsadoca Of the first water
whose whole aim appears TO have been 10
get credit Tor more than he was able TO &C.
complish; and Gen. Scott in the light Of
maAing himself and every body else miser-
able with hypochoniriacal fear that some.
body wants TO rob him Of the credit that is
due him for wha; he has done. We give a
single cxtract-itis from, the Statement" Of
Gen. Scot, by way Of introducing his charges
10 show the spirit Of the whole proceeding,
The alusion in the extracts TO Gen. Worth;
"Mr. PRESIDENT ASD GENTLEMEN OF
THE coraT.-Here, in the capital Of Mexi-
CO, conquered 10y the American arms under
my command, | find myself bu. a prisoner a,
large, a chicfcriminal before this court Deep.
ly wounded, my military pride cast down
into the dust-no, 10y the public enemy, but
by the long arm Of power from home. All
that could be done in that quarter TO injurc,
TO degrade aud humble me, here and else
where, has been accomplished. But, sus-
tanned by the Almighty arm-feeling myself
strong in conscious rectitudr, strong in mint
and body, strong in all means Of self defence
II bid defiance TO all my accuserS.
shall not plead the letter withdra wing the ap
peal against inc in bar Of trial. Nay lchal
lenge the writer Of that letter 10 come for
ward and do his worst. But no doubt he
thinks-and with reason-ihat he has don,
his ,ror;t. Here, in view Of the enemy, h,
has caused me to DC struck down from III,
high and honorable command of most gal
liant and triumphant army. lie has causet
me, first, 10 be pre- Judged and punished a
home, and then TO be brought forward to b,
tried again, while he, my junior, has beef
pre.acquiltod and rewarded. The Prcsi
dent has, we are exultnSly told, done hin
'full and ample JUSTICE Yes, sir, in doubl
measure justice to his pride, and jnstic
TO his vengeance. Let him, Mr.. President
so forth rejoicing, in the plenitude Of exc
culive favor. Without cnvying his honor,
shall, at the end Of this court, have don
with him forever. Again, Mr.. Presiden
lrepeat my attitude is that Of defiance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21
Late from Europe Arrival Of the Americn.

The new steamer AmericG, Capt. JuD-
kiss, one otthe Cunard hue, arrived at New
York on the l0thiust. She brings accounts
TO the 10Th, her appointed day OF sailing, and
Of course two weeks later than the Wa. h.
lngton.
The l1iberna, from Boston arrived at hei
wharf IN Liverpool, Oh the 25th-all safe.
The people of Lomb0rdy, entertaining
doubts OF the,incerityoi the Emperor's promi.
revolted at Milan. An alarming fight oc.
Cured between the people aud the military
composed Of Austrian troops. The citizen.
raised barricades III the streets. The Aus
TRAN forces were led by the Viceroy, and
were, in the end, entirely defeated.
| In France, the financial me assures Of G. ar.
nicr Pages were generally approved.
From BdrGri0,--It is announced that the
King has abdlcated the throne. A fatal Ia.
mutt is said to have occurred at Munich
the capital Of Bavaria, between student.
and tradesmen on the one side, and the DO.
lice on the other.
The monster meeting in Dublin, on The
Goth March passed Of quietly. An addres,
was passed. congratulating the peoplc Of
France on their successful revolution. and
the establishment OF Republic. They also
adopted a petition 10 the Queen of England
asking for repeal of the Union.
The next day Smith O'Erien and Mitch.
ell Measher were arrested for scditiou,
speeches, and were put under heavy bond,
to appear for trial in April, the present month
These proceedings had caused great excite
meut in Ireland.
Scotland and England are represented n,
being in quiet state.
The Rouen Bank had suspended nav.
ments.
A permanent guard has been offered tc
the Ro'hschiIds III Paris, 10 protect Their
Banking House, but the offer Of the Provis.
ional Government was declined.
II is declared, that if Poland should at
tempt TO overthrow the existing Govern,
ment. and 10 establish its independence
that France will feel bound to interfere in
her behalf.
The Russian aud English workmen have
been ordered TO quit France.
A Republic has been proclaimed at era.
COW. 1000 prisoners confined for poli,ca
offences mad been released. Republican
principles were advancing and growing il
Denmark aud Poland.
Great military preparations were making
in Russia, but no outbreaks are mentioned
as having taken place.
/ His Holiness the Pope has published O
constitution for Italy.
Portugal and Spain are represented to be
IN q quiet state.
Hungary has been granted a ministry oil
her own choice. The whole country was
IN state Of grateful enthusiasm, aud show
cd great sense Of folbcarancc IN not inter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21

LAW REroRM.-B Both branches of the
New York Legislature have adopted by large
major,ies, the new code OF practice ard
pleadings recommended by the commission
ers who were appointed 10 revise the old
system. The reform is of the most sweep
ing kind. 1t comes up to the recommenda.
ticns Of Judge Wells Of Missouri, from whose
pamphlet we published extracts not long age
The whole spider web system, that has made
the pleadings at law such profundiiy to the
unsophisticated, is brushed away, and law
yers' papersn New York will hereafter read
something like common sense. As we do
lot permit ourselves TO doubt the complete
success of the new system, as soon as il shall
have been fairly tried, we hope our people.
as they are about to choose their reprcsen-
tativesto another legislature, will insist upon
i, as qualification Of every candidate, that
lie will pledge himselfto advocate the intro.
ducton Of a similar reform in this state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21
seventh Judicial Circuit.

Tue Democratic Convention for the sew.
en.h judicial circuit met at Naperville on,he
18th inst. Delegates appeared from all the
counties in the circuit but two, Will and lro'
quos. CORNELIUS LANSING, Of McHcnry
eointy, was nominated as candidate for cleo.
tor for that circuit, and DIR. DAsL. BRAIsARr
was appointed delegate toll National Con
vention. The convention affirmed, in strong
terms, the doctrine OF "frec soil, free terrific.
ry, and free men," aud while they proscrib-
ed no one for differing with them on this
question, they claimed the right, at all pro-
pei times, 10 express their unaltcrablc hos
Utility 10 the further extension Of slavery.
They also passed a resolution recognizing
the principle Of rotation in office as promi-
ncnt feature Of the democratic crctd-but.
"bcing opposed to all dicia,ion,'' they say,
"we recognize the RICH, cf the people TO clcc,
whom they please, aud TO re.cicet men as
often as II shall become necessary to do SC
ia order 10 carry ont grea, principles"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21

by Telegraph 10 the Chicago Tribune
We learn from our dispatches to-day, that
the United States steamer Massachusetts, ar
rived at Boston yesterday from Vera Cruz,
which place she left on the 9Th inst. The
general impression at Vera Cruz among
well-inlOrmed persons. having come with
the Captain, that the treaty would be ratified
by the Mexican Congress The Vera Cruz
True American, OF the 2lSi. SAYS: "W c
learn from good authority, that Santa Anna
requested Col. Hughs, the Governor of ia.
iapa, to receive him, as he had passport to
leave the country. Col. II. went out with
two companies OF dragons. aud one of ar.
tlIlery, TO meet the gentleman at the hacieri-
da at Ericero. lie will probably embark on
board an English steamer for Havana.
Gen. Valencia died of apoplexy in the city
OF Mexico, on the 18th.
The Mexican Congress had assembled. al
the latest dates. The Court OF Inquiry was
hearing the testimony in the case of Gen,
Pillow on the 18th. Mai. Burns, who claims
the authorship of the Leonidas letter was
examined.
The spirit Of revolution was said TO be 70.
mcntng III San Luis Potosi, and Guada-
loupe.
On the 2Jth ult., Col. Wilson, acting gov.
ernor OF Vera Cruz, gave notice that on the
following day he should surrender the entire
administration of that City with the archives
and funds of the Office. Sc, into the hands
of the Mexican authorities, in accordance
with the ariuistice entered into by Gen. But
Ter. The American residents were loud in
their disapprobalion Of the measure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21
D,nh Of pr. schcmsrhorn.

Werecord, with pain, the death, at about
9 o'cl,ck on Saturday evening, of our valued
fe.lnw citizen. DR.. PETER SCHEMER.
HORN. His death was sudden. A,
late as IL O'Clock on Friday night the DR.
had attended sume patients, III arparen! goot
health, and had been in his Office on SGtur
day morning. During the forenoon he wa
taken with violent fever, which, though
Ill the medical skill Of the place was brouSh
into rcgnisiion, it was found impossible ,e
control. DR.. 5. had been a resident Of this
place since 1911, any none Of our physicians
Ia, enjoyed higher reputation for skill, Oh
more extended practice. The DIR. was q
member Of Ottawa Division No. 9 Sons Of
Temperance, the members Of which turned
out in full regala aud escorted his remains
some distance ont Of town. lie was buried
IN his farm near Channahon, Will county,
where he had resided previous to removing
10 this place. The pail bearer, appointed
10y Ottawa Division accompanied the friend,
OF the deceased TO the spot trey had chosen
for his burial, and performed the melancholy
du.y Of consignug h,s remains 10 their last
resting place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21

pursue the course we have. J., - mn
inns course II has been cur intention 10 keen
within the prescribed rights which the stat.
ute guarantees 10 MS, aud TO hold on 10 this
course without any attempt OF desire 10 III
June MIR. +. Ii the withdrawal If our GUS
tom lessons his income, he may thank him
SELF for it. But unless he has lost hi, ,cason
and common sense he will not blame as.
By Us, mean the 80 owners 10 the boat 1
b"'N. We have not embarked in this bust
ness without reelection nor without legal all
wee. Neither have we 'bcen brought uni
the woods To bc frightened by the hootinr If
owls ~ the braying uf long cared animals -
pHr shoulders are TO the wheel, united and
determined tha, i, shall roll.
The suits commenced by Mr.. I. elected
my former article. Those tha, have been
nIcd have been decided against him. lie
may therefore thank himself for having his
ferry and his hitherto unknown sclrthus hub.
hcly noticed. \. H. ROWLAND.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21

CAMPAIGN PArERs.-As the presidential
election approaches these t-uiHeiCm of n
month, known as campaign papers, are be-
ginning put forth around US.
The CAMrAIGN REGISTER will be issued
from the Office Of the State Register from the
LIST Of June 10 the 10th OF November, al Is
cents for the term. 1tistu be the State Reg
lister, we infer, only with dilvren, head.
The SouATTER isto be issued from the of.
flee of the ST. LouiS Union, iron, the middle
Of the present month until after the presi.
dental election, at IS cts. 1t will be little
more than halt the size Of the Uuion, all
reading matter, aud Of course all simon pure
democracy.
"THE CAMPAIGN" will be issued from the
Office ofthe Washington Uuion from the 10Th
Of May, until after the presidential election.
1t will be printed on mammoth sheet, and
folded in convenient form for binding, at
81 per copy for IS, l3 for $40 and 20 for
$l5.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21

Cool. Some one writes to the State Reg
lister from Ottawa ia reference to our recent
county convention, "An effort was made to
introduce Wilmot prOviso resolutions, but !
am happy TO say were laid on the table by a
large majority" lfany one iniers from this
that the principle Of free territory was voted
down by our county conveniion,he is woe.
fully mistaken man. The resolutions refer
rcd to were introduced at a late hour aud
were talked npon until the delegates, who
were anxious to get home, 60, sick of it and
left. Not one Of the speakers pretended to
combat the principle of,he resolutions. There
was a little doHgltacing on the subject
that's all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21
TO THE LADIES,
The Genuine Balm of Columbia, for
Restoring the Hair.

Long nan Is glory 10 woman saws Paul,
AIG al 81 i.c truth at tue pIpus quotation
Preserve 1t hen, ildio,--N "ur tory may tall.
'"'tSN you project II vita tins rrpmalIon.
you wish rich, IuIur ant head # hair,
a tree from danirul ald scuif, d. not fail 10
procure the genuine Balm 81 Columbia In ca.
se' OF haidi Css u viii more than exceed ylur
expectations. Many who have LOST their hair
Tor twenty years have had IT restored 10 It's oil.
gInal perfection by the use Of this balm. AGE,
STATE ar condition appears to b. no obstacle
whatever; II also causes the fluid to flow with
NLlch the delicate hair tubes j. filled, by which
thousands (whosc hair was grcy AZ the Asiatic
eigie) have had their hair restored to It's natu-
raj color Icy this invaluable remedy. Ia all ca.
SEES of fever II vii he found the most pleasant
wash that can tie used. A few applications only
are necessary 10 keep The hair from falling out.
II strcngihtn the roots, it ne,Ct laii, to inpalt
Ilch glossy appearance, and as O Iefiume Tor
the toilet 1t Is unfqualed; it holds three times as
ruch a. other mscGlled hair Itstorullvcs and
Is more ,ilectusl.
ConpcTs Mg'cai Pain Erirarior".7he Ww!Ts
"Undcr -P CnoHHcsd so 6y eli wiO haze trr
uCdN.
White Swelngs, Inflammation. pain in
the back, weak limbs, tender or sore feet,
and all soruiulous sores are speedily and
permanently cured by Conncll' Magical
Pain Extractor. Affections Of the lungs,
agne in the face, breast, tic doloreanN,
chronic sore eyes, blister surface, &c. It's
equally benclcialin all Kinds Of innammao-
ny diseases, such as sore nipples and yCs,
sprainS, rheumatism, white swelling and ul-
GERS. bruises, burns. chllbhins, ciy,ipelas.
biles, &c, will quickly be relieved by the
application of this salvc. This remarkable
saua,lvc possesses many virtues never found
in any other article. II has the most per.
feet power over all pains by fire. positively
allaying the suffering alinos, Immediately
upon its applications
Loogty's Gr'@ Western Edjop pou1cto.
lst-For colds and feversh feelings and
preventing fevers 2d-For asthma, liver
complaint aud bilious affections. 3D. For
diarrhTa, indigestion and loss of appetite.
lth-For cos,vencss in females and males,
aud nervous complaints. 5lh--For stomach
affections, dyspepsia piles, rheumatism. &c.
the great points are, it is not hard to take,
never gives pain and never leaves one cos.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21

KENDALL CouHTY.--The proceedings of
the Kendall county democratic convention,
which we are requested 10 insert, we got
sight Of forthe first time this morning, in the
Chicago Democrat. OF course it is too late
to insert them in to-day's paper. We are
at all times happy TO comply with any re-
quest Of our Kendall county friends of this
kind, but-cdiiors take pride in being ",hc
first to have the news"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21

LAKE DisASTIRs.--Therc was terrible
gale on lake Michigan Oh Tuesday, attend
cd with loss Of life and considerable proper.
~. The Propeller Mcnhof,c7,, " ieh clear.
cd from Chicago on Monday with full car.
go Of whes, and Passengers was driven
ashore at Racine. The passengers were
saved. Her stern WAS stove.
The propeller Clerelaat, which cleared
for Buffalo On Monday evening, was seen
on Tuesday afternoon of Southport, drifting
towards the oud oi the lake. She had no
steam ON, aud had j,b raised. II !, feared
she has been lost. She had number of
passengers on beard.
% The schr. J. \. >cammoa, which was Ia
ling an her cargo By lighters outside the bar
at Chicago, was driven en- shore at the Cal
umet. She had on bead iull cargo OF
wheat, hides, and pork mud twenty persons,
two Of whom, boys, were lost She is sup
posed 10 be Il total wreck.
The Schr. DouSHan, from Milw aukee'
was drvcna shore at the south pier, She
has suffered little injury.
The ScAr. Oneida was srcnb by the Wood
bridge making bad weather of the gale, aud
is supposed to have been driven ashore o.
founlcred.
The Utica was obliged to put back from.
Manituu. She was considerably damaged
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21

ruptinG the iulilment u, monetary aud mer-
camille operations.
In Berlin all was quiet ON the 22d. The
Kings concessions 10 the people were re-
ceivrd with univerSa, enthusiasm. \ gene
raj amnesty for political offences had been
granted. Camphau>en, the celebrated Lib
cral Deputy, had been appointed one oi the
Ministry.
The ra:e of discount adopted by the Bank
of France, operates well, and renders great
assistance to the commercial CLASSES.
TIE price of bread ha, been reduced n
Paris.
The belief was general throughout the
continent. that no deSpot remains who Is a
ble enough 10 crush the dangerous aud rev.
dictionary example set by France. Peace
is likely 10 endare for some time yet, ~ al
pre>1nt there II no prospect oi Il rupture be
tween any Of the leading powers.
We Gudnthc Boston Chronotypc the TO-
lowing indictment, takcn from Virginia
PAPER
)sOod County, 10 wii:-Thc Grand Ju-
rors cmpanncl,d and sworn 10 inquire g!
offence, committed mthc body oi said conn
~, their oath present: that Martha Chri,
posed person. on the fourth day Of July. in
the year OF our Lord one thousa eight hun.
drcd and iorry-Scycn. at Righteous Ridge.
III SAID comfy, not having the fear OF God
before her ey Is, but moved and iu>tigatcd
by the Devil, wicEcdly. maliciou,ly and lc
lomou>ly, did teach certain black and ne
gro woman, named Rrbrcca, uAd> Black
Beck, TO read IN the Bible, to the great dis
pleasure Of Almighty God, to the pcrniciuus
example Of others in like case offending
contrary 10 the form of the statute it, such
cases made and provided, and against the
peace aud dignity Of the Commonwealth Of
Virginia.
The ChrOnofEDc contains report of the
trial. which ended in the conviction OF said
Martha Christian, al the August term of the
Common Pleas, in Wood Co.. Va. " hou
the defendant was brought into Court for
sentence, the Judge, who i described rs a
humane magistrate, dwclt long upon the
great favor which had been extended To
Martha on the trial, considering the eHDrmi-
~ 81 her ottVct' and in the overflow OF his
mercy. and in obedience to the mandates OF
civilized law. his conscience WOull not allow
him to give her more imam len ycdrS IN The
p9HrRiiay, and that she be taxed The costs
The prisoners counsel took an aprcal from
the sentence of the Court. aud parties await
the decision of the appellate tribunal.
We have no desire to say harsh words of
our brethren Of the South-the are >ovcr-
ei=n overma'ter' of State authority, aud can
make such laws as they deem necessary to
promote their own safety and Happiness.
Bnt can there be any necessity for laws so
II. a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21

The BuRSING OF THE STEINER CHARTER
OAH.-The Charter Oak, which cleared
from ST. Louis for New Orleans on the llth
was totally consumed by fire about SO miles
below the city on the 18th and 8 or 10 per.
sons persisted inthe flames besides a mum.
Der so badly burned that they are no, cxpec.
ted to live.
There was nothing saved from the boat,
and the passengers, officers and crew being
all ASLEEP when it occurred, had not time
to put on some Of them any of their clothes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21

The Indiana papers are down on Gen.
Taylor in terms Of the bitlerest denuncia
ton because he refuses TO correct tina part
of his report Of the battle of Buena Vista
which refers to the flight of the % Indiana
regiment. That the repor, of Gen. Taylo,
does the regiment in question great injus.
tice, there can not be the slightest doubt on
the mind Of any one who has investigated
the subject. The regiment did not run, in
consequence of being struck with a panic
They were ordered to ic'rea, by their Colo
mel. There is very able and clear state
inent Of the whole case in letter recent,
addressed to Judge Douglass by Col. Chur
chill, Inspector General, who was an ey,
witness and is cognizant Of all the facts
We had occasion to inyt siigate this matte
ourselves while conducting the Picket Guart
at Saltillc, and so far as our knowledge cx
tends, the statement Of Col. Churchill is cor
rect TO the utmost punctiio.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21

The wings Of Morgan county arc little
satisfied with the disposition the sochen,s OF
the party at Springfield have made Of the
succession TO Mr. Lincoln, the member OF
congress from that district, aud instead Of
Judge Logan, recommend Col. w. b. War.
ron. The Col. is understood to be TAYLOR
man, while Logan belongs 10 the Clay school
and as Illinois whgScry has pronounced in
favor of Taylor, the Co.'s chance should Le
pretty good. But he has the misfortune to
live ont Of Springfield.