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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

The Bath (Me} Tribune says that there is
more shipping AMI more houses now building
in that city than ever before.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

The Mississippi Diocesan Convention Of the
Episcopal Church will be held at Natchcz on
the l7th inst. A Bishop is to Lo elected.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

Tho President OF Girard College has resign.
ed, and things appear TO be in a great stac of
c. nlusion -" Almost every person we meet, p"
SAYS the Phadciphio Ledger Of Saturday, l.
asking VII is the matter at the Girard Col.
lcoel"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24
Bank of France.

The accounts Of the Bank Of France show
IN increase Of specie to the extent Of 6,000,-
600 francs, On the Sd inst. IIcnch pei
cents realized s9f 3Oc. 3 per cents 5S, W! ich
is an advance from the proceeding day, Of soc
On the SIS, and Gjc on the 3's.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

nf' Bishop Hughes has been made Arch
bishop of New York, and it is rumorcd that
the Rev. Constantine G. Pi>c, of St. Peter S
Church, has been made Bishop Of Burlington,
Vermont.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

The Connecticut Legislature has already
received over fifty petitions for the divorce Of
the marriage bonds.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

MASSACHUSETTS, The Congressional Elec-
tion in the IVth district has been postponed
from May 30th TO Jund llth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

The papers from the interior of Pennsyl-
vania, speak iavorably of the crops nee the
recent rains.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

MIcHIGAN.-The State Convention of III,
Free Soilers will be held at Jackson on tn
20,h June.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

KrSrucKY. The Wing Convention Of the
Louisville distric, hays nominated Col. HuM-
ruury NArsHAlL sJ candidate 70 Congress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

The vote in Portland , on Saturday, 10 sell
the Exchange building in that city TO the
General Government, for Custom House
stood yeas 6l0, nays S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

The Emigration Society has been csiab-
lis he'd in London Members pay one shil ing
a week for 20 weeks when they are TO come
out together 20 tmcrica.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

IL Letters have been received from San
Francisco TO the 9TH of March. The crew Of
the steamer California had deserted, and this
wa. the cause Of her non-auival at Panama
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

A telegraph despatch announces the death
of . Dan Marble, the Yankee comedian, al
Louisville, ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

The Capital of Canada, it is probable, will
be removed from Montreal to Kingston U. c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

Sxow.--A gentleman from Chicago says
that en- the 9th inst, the snow in the fields nd
jsccn, 10 that city was three feet deep.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

Bishop Morris, OF Ohio. assisted by Bishop
Ileddng and James, is presiding over the
New York Conference Of the Methodist FPs-
copal hurch which commenced It's session
last "Wednesday at Pouehkeepsie n. Y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

TIA fyoui observes that Ito always looks
under the mitriigo boid for the rHr' Of tho
.res
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

CPAbout one hu drcd recruits arrived 2
Fort Adams Wednesday nouirg, 70 FL "
The Companies stationed there.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

4 distinguished c'crgyman once said to a
lady of his congregation, who was famous tor
her bad time when she sang. ard thereby SER,
ously disturboi IN their devotions those whose
pews ajjoIned hers
=" have serious feaIs for your future state.
my dear madam, il you have moi more cor
rect IDEAS of d,rnifg than you have OF hmc."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

The BATTLES IN MEXrco.-A writer IN thc
Charleston Courier draws a variety Of compari-
sons as to the numbers, relative strength loss.
es, &c, of the opposing parties in the battles
of the Mexican war. If we compare the loss
with the numbers engaged in the different
battles, he says the numbers will stand thus :
In the battle Of Molina del Rev,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

II is said that Hon. John VI. Bolts together
with MIR Ingrahsm, have purchased the L, $.
Hotel, in Washington, late Coman's.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

The Committee were aided IN Their iauu'
able object by valuable donation from the
Agent of Judah Touro, Esq, of New Orleans
this. together with the libcrality ofour Towns
men and others, havo enabled those havlrg
the direction of this matter to complete 1t III
sucb a manner as to do credit to the town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

An extra from the Northern State Joun
gives the particulars of disaSterous conna-
grafton, which took place at Waterfowl, n.
y, Sunday, May 18th, destroying nearly all
the business portion Of the village, including
three banks, the post Office, three printing of
fees, surrogatc's Office, two hotels and thirty
stores. Loss $250.0Oo Insurance as fol
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

The SurLEDGr SUFFERERS friends
of those who perishcd, on the well rcmem-
bered occasion OF the wreck OF the Brig Su'-
ledge. in June 1876, will be gratiiied to know
that The Committee who had the matter In
charge, have erected handsome marble
monument over the common grave Of the SUI
fcrcrs who were buried in Newport. "A
mound of earth has been raised and enclosed
BY an Iron railing, with granite posts, sur
mounted by the monument, bearing The loI-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-24

In memory OF
Eighteen persons
who perished
by the wreck
of Brig Sutlcdgc,
from Pic'ou,
and were here inferred.
June %, 1916.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17
CITY TRADE HEPOR e.

Nav YORK. SATURDAY, Sept. 10 Z. ~.
The -four market dull and easier, especially for
the ordinary aud common grades with . moderate
local eastern demand for tho mid ding and better
grades There were some shipments b-ng ada own
ers accouHt. southern brands continued steady, With
moderate les ut about the current rates OF yesterday
The receipts Of wheat we're larger, and the market
heavy with sales Of Grnesee. terms stated below
Corn continued quiet aud sales moderate with
out hiarked change In quotations There was NO
material change in rye or oats. Rye -four and meal
inactive, and sales moderate. The pork market
CONTINUED dull With fair amount Of sales including
mes, At slight concession, In cases, in favor Of
buy ers; prime remained ABOUT the Same Beef CON-
tinued issctive and cut meats dull Lard rather
heavy. With fair inquiry There was NO marked
change In butter or cheese Coffee continued quite
nru and sx-s of Rio reported Ct slight advance
Ssears continued active. and large sales made,
While the market closed firm The cotton market
tinue easy. with fair sales for export.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

MAIL RessvD. AND a PosrMAsrxa AssEsrro.-ree
year, past BILE 81 remttsd through
the Dsis Cleveland tn Pittsburgh have been lost,
and the locooo nd have ALTO ~ed the sm-
b~sxl~Debt psss undet~crsd Some six weeks since,
the wbig Postmaster General instructed our postmss-
hr. d. NJ haskell. EsQ TO adopt energetic measures
for the detection 81 the OFF, ndsrs and IL done
package enclosing $50, nearly all In oountsrett
money, was prepared by Mr.. Hssksl aud matted Mt
Pitt burYh. directed to Geo vs4der Esq ut Hudso
but the post office envelope purposey instructed to
Frederick. Mshonipg county it being suspected that
money packages were sbstrsoted ~ that odics. On
Tuesday, the package mailed at Pittsburgh. aud
Mr. Haskell. socomv auied by ofosr McKiutstry pro-
edd Ia trace its by exsmustou OF ths mails
and ibquiri-s along the route. lt found to
passed through the office ut Ellis worth the next
south Of Frederick and not tn have reached the ofnos
at Pnmy RIA, the ono next north. This made the mat
scent made upon tho office Mt Frederick, aud Mr.
John Ickis the postmaster, denied that the psckszs
had TO the ofo e; hut search made, aud the
money minus the envelope ard bill Uncovered In
the hay NOV. which being neither proper place foI
the mails Of the safes prescribed By the sub
Treasury bs used for public deposits, the post
master brought to the city for examination Mr..
lexis arrested by post Office agent VIC istton uudse
MIR Ty-r's sdmpistrStion on a charge Of smbsxxls-
ment but acquitted for want OF evidence The
testimony was sufcient, however to prove hu gosd
democrat aud he was re-sppointed to Office BY Nj.
Polk - CiereLand (O) Herald, Sept. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

Tns Rousp Isls-p Errspirfo>isrs--Th The bloctsded
party o. hOuns Island are disp-rting but rsthsr so~
~ 1b'J rtm 20 be IN no hurry 20 obey Commander
Esbocphs notice to 90 home Since the Introduction
pItp their supphes of provisions hes been removed
u.y have Gl,d up the srder ana enjoyed themselves
taxing nirgs Ne .esiiy - tbvssh there we're Beet
st,Ut watching and tbrtst.ning them Three or four
tcti. 81 III TO the eli yesterday aud
fs,. e'ht ~ the wsy Of Mobile but godly number
ttil sveil II their tents. waiting foe the good time
PINNED them Itifsps the chisfs kno~ where TO ind
tofefs srsip vhsn they are waited This indifer
eIc' TO Z onim sbdsr IsnsOiphs hyperion. mandate
siu~rr Rocu dts ofcobueute In the right ~ their
sit n aRsihst any tOf cibe attempts the sutbor
Utr 10 dfigs m The tone ofco msnd has lower
90 wy much srd IN, consequent determipson TO
~ en- btfius vigorously has soft. ned Into patient
watching IN peNtrt med pedttin from quitting
u' country. There wUst suriy be lscs OF proufs
etithbth shy Illegal stsiEn eiss Proceeding would
bs,s be- l,tp sibtp ibttuied in the civil courts for
VI. sfttst nc pun,shntht OF the conspirstors No
ttcb this Having b., n done attempted are in
ciD'o toiht uyi that the government hsr proceed
Cd on ritpios ~ mere tusptcion. and not upon any
fact CO, abe 81 prtof The stbisry tsrshness With
vhth th'fo nsp treated on snch grounds 4 jet
sp ui,'ti'o qus'tob 81 responsibility With the officers
" Tie Bo''Ihnisht -he~ Orleans Cseseenl, SEPT O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

Ivtnroet-Pscke, shir FidcIis--I Durnc, n View Or
iesbsi hetrJ le.e Of Brooklyn LIs Niddieton ana
lHcl of tort, aud 82in the etsersge. all veil
itthrost-,hip Hibdosfsn-Mr has Morris aud t.dv
~ nor, Ittrrgton And lazy, Mr. spd ur- Reed NJ ID III
Br'sm sbd ft2 " tie TWelve
tt tssesFe - che lers. ""
ivkhroOI- ship fortst krs-Rev Vim R,ehie OF Ber-
ret l~.ed corn suste te ntdisn.D and lady of Ma.
ist =, 80 AZ IN tie sttcsses. al vsIl ~"
s1ppchH, iNabsrs beei ~ Oisas larson. N Jau.,.
iores Pf-htp Join Celh,-Tbeodore shr-ns p.,..
saFAHnLa-brs Otcole-hr Ssbdtord Ha1Iison, Iorde
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

GhEaS Excir,ssrr AT ssS AUGUSTINE, Tss.s.-The
San Augustnc Union Of the 18th ult, says: The cit-
ssns Of tow and vicinity have been thrown into
great tunut within the st twenty -four hours groups
have been at every 81 the street talking
and jsbbering while then threats OF blood
oscillations 30 have been heard. Col y. Prics
time since Believing that, according to the oonstruo
utn 81 the recent Law, the town hr- reverted to the
GU,tfrment snd IL vscsnt 1Ocsted hcsdrght upon IT,
seidsy Q petitos ~ss eled BY HIM bringing sction
stsinet A. " Evans for the lot which ne lives
pie hearing Of this bsgsn TO say sod Texans vim
MT submit TO IT, Neshsl see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17
Married.

At Fort Ontario. Oswego, N. Y. the 18th tnst.,
by the Rev Dr Cordit. joan c. CHURcHLL, Esq. 60
Miss CArnAEIrE SraAeUE daughter Of DR. l.. Sprague
Of the u. 8 Army
On Monday September 10, BY tho Raw Mr. Stilwell
MIR WILLIAM LEIGH, Of this city to Mss AsNE MroHs 81,
late Of Gully backy county Antrim, Ireland Belfast
Pc pers will please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

NsM,s AVID Sir,s CHa~GEp = Durham, Cumberland
county aine. name changed TO West Durham M; South
wet bepo Cumberland county. Maine, name cha nged
to Dmhsm; West Gardiner, k.nnebcc county, Msine,
name and site chaneed To FreDoh's Corner and John
W H.trick appointed Postmaster sssden oxford
county, NJ be, cite changed and Jacob rosers sp-
pointed fo-tmssteri hucssviile Leigh county Penn
sylysDis name changed 10 Mcchanicsboro; Orrs Cor
D.rs. kshobipg county, Ohio. name and site changed
to llHrpss sills, ana David Hanna appointed Poet
mater; Austin, Oaklabd county, Michigan name
changed to Tsylorsville. ard Thomas rersllger APP
pointed Postmaster; Long Level, Cabell county. vir
gina. name and site changed to Mud Bridge
and John NJ Reese appointed Postmaster; txir
Grove Davidson county North Carolina site chsnred
and John W. Thomas appointed Postmaster; Pro-
yio.rec, Sumter district South Carolina sit. uged
and l.. J. Diplins appointed Postmaster Gully Oar.
hngop district, South Carolina aud lite chs uged
to swift Creek, and e. Hind, spp.inted POST
site changed, aud VIM. hcCombs appointed Post
master; St Joseph Refueio county, Texas. name
rostmsster Huntersville Madison county. Tennessee
name changed to Andrews Chapel; Big Foot Prairie,
Walworth county. Wisconsin, and Eldridge q. Aver
appointed postmaster Msrtinsvile, wslw nth county,
Nhccpsin name changed to vienna sud winslo. p.
stoims appointed Postmaster; Merrimsc Mills, Crsw-
ford county, Missouri. name changed TO short Bend;
Boroer, Harrison county, Texas, site changed, and
1bos =. liivee appointed postmaster.
OrrIors DiscosrISVsp.-Ruin, st Francis, Arkansas;
jericho, Pulaski do; Foucbs Dumas Randolph do:
Rock. iiill, bite Tennessee; River View obion DO
Bstchie Bottom. Shelby, do; Fair Garden Sewer do
ssider's. asbington. kentucky; New Market Marion
do; Line Creek puisst do; franks Creek, IIsrian
90 state Tine, jasper, Indiana; Daman Run, Porter,
do; tleAsDt Grove, Mscoupin Illinois, Film Grove
Clay, missouri; La Keve, Racine, Wisconsin, Farming
ton, enersop, do Crescent Mount Braxton Virginia;
koeciu,ko. Gimer. do Undertook, Wsshingto do
Bsmettt Mills, fnuquier do; Meny FONT, Lancaster
doi lnnbsm, Richmond, dol Cstoursh, 3reenvius
District, South Caroline; Ivy Biufi Columbus North
tofolinsi Rockville Rowan, 90 Gogoths Cobb, Oeor-
fia, hsssalas. Campbell, de Rough and Ready. Fay-
cite, de flea.rt Ridge, Greene Alxbana; Pine For
est bibb do Hard Times, Tensss Parish. Louisisns;
6fsnd Cut OH toDcords Parisb do Dsviston. St Lam
dry, do Corydon, Franklin, do; Monterey. Rankin
Mississippi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17
!,
RnIlsl. InaslllCence

Gov Towpr, Of Georgia, Who is candidate for re-
election d.nies the right Of Congress 10 legsiste
tn. subject "a slevery la the new territories
Ant Their meetit has been held In Accousc, Va .end
nmitiee spp,tnt, 20 request % the Rev rnolns.
B-Jly the ispgusrr used by COL Benton In the rou
wntiob 81 the southern members Of Congress. rhey
e.sdopt,d their former resolutions and pronounced
RI 3 a treito<.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

- 'ss'ke, % ''Trs - The sioop Enter
PIE Hptain Move arrived on No,d.y f,,, r.,a..
,..,f. .see ne ieh on 1hursssy ls.t apt uosrs
i.p,, Us. zen i~tkrs So sbsut to M lister the va
.ns., 10y" sriucs srd bsd called upon tn. t,.p-rsl
~, ~ 80 ebur. Wdunts.r rre. b-Iisv,n.
,.tst 80, ,.l tso - troops with shicn o. o,..
ira. us iIai.i,. - no,heg further hss been heard
" ~N"fAei ttIs T,~,s s-yt 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17
Post Once Operations.

The Postmaster General has established, disconti-
nued and changed the sites and of the follow
ing ohces for this week ending September SIN. lsi9
SInfs Az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
Port OF New York, Sept. IL, 1910.


sUN R0Ro~... b "A MOON RfsEs 6 20
syn ssrs. -. 90. ..... % HIsE warm &C.,. ~ IS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
s;rOCPvips.


CuGAR, Coffee, Teas, Spices o. all kinds soap
- candles, Tobacco, Markerel, white Fish, Codi-
and herring iu,t received CUSiiNAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
By Telegraph.
REPORTED For TIE FREE TRADER
From Washington.

We give below reports from Washington up to
7 o'clock last evening, by which 1t viii DO seen
that no organization Of the house hadyet been cf'
fected and, consequently, there had yet been no
s,nessagc. Ifan organization is effected To day the
Message will probably commence coming this eve
ming. and our readers may rest assured that at will
lac land before them at the carlics; moment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

AH r w T. HOPKINS, lnlc ofBoston would
w announce 10 The citizens of Ottawa TINT h"
I'h has opened a school q the Baptist church III
this village for the pnpn4c Of glvIng course Of tho
the dH Of Singing Mr. II will teach sacred music
n rs various departments oi church worship such ns
Tune Singing Anthems, Chants, Sc Also. tn" sc-
,rrnI varieties Of Secular Music such a. song solo,
Duct, quarcltc, and chorus singing The course
i commence on Tuesday evening Dec 9Th, 1919,
All who wish to nyn.l themselves of this opportuni-
yate invited 10 be present on the above evening
Terms 800 iOr the course, payable during the
first six lessons
Juvenile singing School.
Mr. II will open school for the instruction OF
children and youths in singing All children aud
youths IN the village are invited to meet at the Bnp-
t'St church att three O'Clock mex, Tuesday afternoon.
Dec This school will be- free nov 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

On the lst ballot to day Cobb received % votes
for speaker, Winthrop 81, Wilmot 9, Scattering u.s.
Second ballot, Cobb lol Winthrop 81, Wilmot .,
scattering II. Sd ballot, Cobb 100, Winthrop ",
Wimot O. scattering IS. 18th ballot, Cobb 90,
Winthrop 81. Wilmo g. scat Is. 9th ball. Cobb
100, Winthrop %, Wilmot 3 scatt 10. 9th ball
Cobb %, Winthrop ", Wlmot 9, scat -. House
adjourned without electing. Necessary to 4 choice
llS.
In the house | 10 members answered to the AL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
Ohio Legislature.

CoLUNBuS, Dec 1, 1919
Hughes and Rupen, dcms. contested mcmbcr'
from Hamilton county, were voted in by ten ma
jority.
Letter, dem, is elected speaker; Black, DEM
clerk Of the House.
sEsArr-Myers is elected Chairman. johnson
was sworn in. Adjourned.
The best feeling prevailed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
WASHINGTON, Dec G.7p.u

7''1T''"T'7s'f '7EV''f
An individual named Robinson was arrested to.
day, in the senate chamber for threatening Mr..
Clay, and committed to Jail lie is supposed to
be insane
In the house, on the 81 ballot, Cobb received
GO, Winthrop 100, Richardson %, Potter II,
Tucker 8, Gentry 5, and Scot Q.
4th ballot, Cobb SO, Winthrop 100, Potter / $,
Tucker o. Richardson 30 Gentry ;, Scot 3.
No choice the house adjourned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
II. C.. FARRELL's CELEC2ATRD
Arabian Eminent.

HNliE miraculous cures performed by the Ara.
ban physicians IN tie days OF old, were then
H looked upon rs the result oi magic bur since
we have become intimate with their history we can
thus account for their surprising power over disease.
| HEN htainmouts in the knowledge otmedicne were
the wonder OF the age, & lille at the same time the
science of Chemistry which With them had It's orr
gin, was to the rest Of the world sealed book"
and in Botany they yer" the most Jealous Of stud
ents. In the rctua'Il groves which skirt the de-
sers of Arabia abound rare plants and odcrous
woods, whence are obaucd those aromatic gums
ana ira grant halsams oi which this incompatible liz
uinen, Is Comnosed aud by whose stimulating, unc.
lUI- penetrating and anodync properties II is, when
applied ms anlancouSly dltluscd through the whole
nervous syscm, nlnyng the most intense pain liz The
incredibly short time OF ten or fifteen minutes. lie
action Is prompt, powerful, and ei'cctual, without
the least danger ltp"nrtTatcs the flesh IL the hone.
rslaNrs contracted cords, restores use 10 limbs which
flesh to grow out and ch blood circulate through
he veins, II restores the Synovin Fluid or JON,
Water, aud this j. Inc r,a-on why it hns been -
universally successful IN curing all diseases Of tho
Joints. In chronic affection Of the spine. IL
yer, lungs, and kidneys, lhls great Arabian
mcdy stands Unparalleled, ior agnc cake, or en-
larltmcnt OF lie spleen, Il J. pc he and for rheu
mnlsnl Is has performed some oi he most exroor-
binary cures IN record also tyr cramps, sweIngs.
rnins wounds, C'u5lalns, buns, white swrilings, ,u-
Inors, &c. Sc II r equally ctfcHcuus in diseases
81 animals, such rs h.lun poll evil, sweeney. stiff
complaint discmp"r, arCy, spruln-, bruises W. unds,
mango, spaVIns, wind gals, spln'; and for nearly
oil diseases, cherin man or beast, which require an
external application, this IMMINENT stands al the head
ul al! medicines.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
WASurNdrov, Dec 2, 1919


The Senate was call To order at noon to-day by
Mr.. Fillmore. The clerk proceeded to call the roll
when ii was found tlat37 members were present
and in their seats.
Mr. Underwood, Of Ky, presented the crcd'h
tials Of the Hon. Henry Clay, who alter beng
sworn took his seat.
Mangum presented the credentials oil lion jas
Shields, of ILL.,. who also took his scat
The senate being fully organized, amo'on wa'
made that the house he notified of such fact alter
which the Senate adjourned.
Tur Uorsr-Thc Clerk proceeded to call The
,ou-o,o names answered The ab~cntccs were
MIR wnmot. Of Pa; shepherd, IF n. G., King, %
Ga. Julian of Ia Beverly, OF Ky; Bcntly, Of Ten
Brown, of Miss.
The following are the ballots for speaker.
Ballots. lSt, ID, 3d. iih,
Winthrop, 20 70 y" y"
Cobb, lo3 w lus Nv.
Gcntr y
The House being unable to elect Speaker, ad
iourcd until tomorrow
The President. message in the hands OF the
printer, occupies seven columns of the Washing
ton Republic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07
WASHINGTON, Dec I, 1919.

The following members arrived last night and
took seats this morning Albert G BrowHNnd
David Hubbard, democrats, and Aug. H. Shcp
herd, n c.. Aston Meredith, Pa, Gentry, wing
the house is now full cxceptT. b King and Nor.
ton, wings, and Julian, Free Soiler.
In the Senate, Dayton Sebastian, Rush ana
Tumcy took their seats and then adjourned, wait
ing for the organization of the house
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CoLUNBUS, Dec 3
House. fully organized: all democratic officers
elected
The seats of the Democratic members from
Hamilton county were disputed They We're
however admitted.
The Free Sellers vote generally with the De.
mocrats.
SEsArE-No prospect Of an immediate orgaui
Iation Both members from Hamilton claim seats
Warm speeches have been made on both sides
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MEMPHIS. Dec 4


Dates from Texas to Nov II, state that Gcncr.
al Brooks has received important rumors: that
the Camanchecs, Wachitas, and other powerful
tribes had lcagued to make war on the whites.
The Monterey expedition had been recalled
from the frontier and the garrison strengthened
Memphis and South Memphis have been united
in one charter.