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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-09

STATE of illinois. In Srlie c0uHts e; Ia sal.
circuit court March term, l-i---Jumcs a. AZ
Us. James Tumsy Attachment
DUBLiC Notice is hereby gwen to the said
1 James Turney that a writ Of attachment
was issued cut Of the clerks office Of the clfcur
court Of said la Sale. dated the oh day of
ID oember, A. u. 1913 for the sum Of two
hundred md five dollars and fifty cents, C, the
suit Of the said James Ryan, which writ, direc-
ted to the sheriff Of la Sale county. has been
returned executed, by levyine upon the follow
ing real estate, to wit: portion Of the north
fractional part OF tho southwest quarter Of sec
ton II, township 80 range 3, Described as fpl-
l,ws: Its 10, 81, 36, 46 5S 81. So. letter r q,
lots 3 and in block two, lot . IN block . lots
and in block 6, and llt > in block 9 In Wal
kets Addition 10 the town Of Ottawa. Now
therefore, unless you thu said James TurnCy
shall personally be and appear before the sliJ
circuit cuurt on or before the first day Of the
next tern thereof, to be holden at the court
house, in Ottawa, on Friday the 80 day OF
March, 4. D. 1919, give special bail and plead
"a said plaintiffs action, judgment will he rem.
dsred against you in favur Of the said James
Ryan, and 50 much Of the property attached as
may be sufficient to satisfy said iuigmeH, and
costs, will be So ! to snti,fy the same
GloYEn & Cook, PHlLO LINDLEf,
PhiF's Afs. CLERK.
Ottawa, Jan. -, 1919. 2o-i,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-09
Desirable Enrning Lind ror snIc.

'ENhE Sc q II sec li,t 80, 3 @, 100 aces
A lying on the state road, recently laid out
rom Ottawa north 10 Indian Creek, and about
our miles north Of he town. The land l. Of
good quslily, aud dry, rolling prairie. The ow.
ner. who is now in the state, is anxious tn sell
rho above tract, and will remain here for few
months. Time will he given for portion OF the
purchase money. Erquirl Of
Ottawa, may 10, ls47 J.V.A.HOES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-09

Medicines,

BEL o.'s, Motifs Bjucrs, IIcwc-' nimen,,
/" sulphur, Ba.cm1E drops Caster oil,
Harg- sugar coated pills, Ehmrards LiquonH,
HAYS nimrn' Bal.am wild cherry. essences Of all
nnis. ipr .uchy UuI Cu,uNAN and GGpLEY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-09
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-09

: snrreiIs Arabian Eminent. q
6skNG Of the best hlulmcnls Tor man OF "a
eJSy beast nnw in use. For sale, whole q
.llr ami rclnll, ono door north of the Mansion
House, hy Uc'lS) &. l.. THOMPSON
4 iIsecd 0ii TOT sale cheap, a,
"A plG Wurrr 4 iiuSTER's.
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Pumps.

NIr.-, NlrsIICincN, Nc.
~. IlNtlE ruh.cthrls have Just received
S-A 4 from New York aud rhiladcl-
Nj Ibp, large stock Of drugs, mcdi.
t%H'S cuc., dye -u0., paints, oil, varnsh
'a.s.-NS IS, &c. which will he sold on the
loves. terms; al! the most popular patent mcj
r,nrs Of the diy kept IN hand. Physicians and
plhrts nre invited to GIVE US q call
IuIv a. WNhkER Il NtCKltNG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-09

II YOU want pure wines and Liquors
4 for medical purptscs,c,il at OHucu Drug
Store. ul6 WHirE g. IluNTER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07
FROM TEXAS.

BY an arrival at New Orleans from Texas we are ena-
bled to state that Kaufman Democrat is reelected
Congress- and Voney E. Howard Democrat is probably
elected over Psbuy the late member Bell thought to
be elected Governor over Wood and Greer Lieutenant
Governor, over Henderson.
We take the following from the Austin Democrat OF the
18th instant;
We learn that Gen Brooke, in chief command OF this
military department, has made requstion upon the Gov
ernor for three companies OF mounted men, The proper
orders have been issued John S Ford John j. Grumv
They will be mustered into the service at Austin at as
ly day as possible The emergency which induced the
requisiton is urgent The Southwestern frontier is said
be completely with bands of Indians 1t has
become exceedingly dangerous travel the roads in that
region and murder and depreciation are of almost daily
occurrence
In reference to the crops ii appears that late news from
the country more favorable turn for the plan
tiers than was anticipated few weeks ago The Civilian
of the 2lst inst, says:
The weather for the last or three weeks has been
dry and Warmlps such as was needed for the growing
cotton and great benet has resulted from it, The crop
sshort in some instances one-halt yet picking is in
progress and with continuance of the present favorable
weather this years cotton crop will bring more money
INTO the State than the last.
The Texas Pioneer, published in Rusk Cherokee
y says that heavy emigration is expected TO that State
the coming fall and the editor promises them abundant
crops OF in that county, and at very low prices.
A letter from the Victoria Advocate gives the particu-
lars of fight which occurred the 4th instant between
Captain d Snively and ten Others and party of Lipan
and Tonkaway Indians,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07
Lamartine reported to be Insane.

Mr. F. Gaardet, in letter from Paris of the
16th August, gives the following melancholy rumol
concerning the distinguished French orator and au.
thor Lamartine
}" Last week M. de Lamarne had assembled at his ia
be several OF his intimate friends before leaving for the
Cote where he has offered for sale his patenal
which fortune does permit him to retain The author
OF the Grondsts" seemed absent minded, but this sad
occupation easily attributed to the hard extremity
which he reduced and to the physical pains OF
acute rheumatism which had prevented his appearance
the National Assembly since his election.
The illustrious invalid took soup with his guests and
then caused himself be served with three times
IN succession if he had taken nothing all After
that during the whole repast he sad and dreamy
air. and touched nothing uatil plate OF anerlnguez la
creme placed under his eye AT the sight of this
dainty his brow cleared and he drew the plate toward him.
examined it with "a look OF appetite, and then suddenly
began to rub bis hands with the and lathered his
whole face with it. This of arrangement struck with
stupor the guests and his fearful wife, who instantly
dered all possible TO the sufferer physician was
called, and all present besought keep secret what
after all may only be accidental and temporary aberra
tion Butts possible daysl This one has
got like all the In spite of the respecta6itiy OF
The drawing in which have gathered the report,
prefer doubt its authenticity The insanity OF Lamar
tine would be only misfortune, but sort OF dsonor
Tor entire humanity, struck in one OF its most admrablen
Illustrations Every intelligence would incline to mistrust
ITSELF and would feel itself sort shaken by the fall
OF LamarIine."
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

The CUBA HUNT.-:The New York Express of We'd
nesday evening, says that the propeller Sea Gull
announced having been purchased for the Venezuela
service, cleared on Saturday for Caracoa and sasd
on Sunday. She was pursued by the steamer Wilson G.
Hunt, and brought back the city 1t suspected that
she had on board arms and munitions of war for the
Cuba hunt but the Express could get no positive in
formation from the Custom House or Marshals office
The Courier OF Tuesday mentions rumor that another
steamer the Union had been brought back in the same
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07
HUNGARIAN MEETING.

number of citizens having assembled at the City Hall
on Wednesday night the 9TH instant for the purpose OF
expressing their sympathy with the brave Hungarans-
On motion, Mr. VIM. Wallace was appointed Chairman,
and MIR A. Judson Crane, Secretary
The meeting being small, adjournment was moved
until Wednesday night next and that the Chairman ap-
point a committee of nine to provide suitable place, pre-
pare business and make all other needtu arrangements
therefor.
CoStMlTTEE-Ro. G. Scott, A j. Crane, VIM. F.
Watson, Thos P. August l. A. Goddin, Archibald
Peasants, Jno S Caskie Thos Richie, lr, and VIM T.
Darlington. . ~
VIM WALLACE, Charm.
A JUpsoN CRANE Secry
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

eghy io iou Indians to beai away hundred mile
four days unbroken country, to point where
more considerable quantity OF articles taken, and by
such as appeared be without anything So you that
you will only wait little gentlemen oil the papers
will hear enough OF us sufficiently terrible relate without
| catching tint from fancy
SO itappears that the war began with 'six fires"
and there is now little doubt that it will end in
10
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07
VERMONT

Returns published in the New York Tribune render
Meachams election TO Congress certain by more than
1000 IL Wing Senators known be elected out of
80 with fair chance for three four more The Tri-
bune says the result is "WHG all over-ust like Vermont
We presume that all the Wing State Officers chosen
by the people, and that both Houses decidedly Whg
This Wing victory worth rejoicing over for it is a VIC
tory over Locofocoism and Abolitionism together
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET
state Stock per censpar value $100--saes at SlO24
al03.
lOl. '' ''''' 90
State, l0l -
Exchange Bapk Stock--par value $lOO-last sales
$l05
Farmers Bank Stock-par value $l0O--saes at S1Ola
Virginia Bank Sock-par value $70-last sales at 500
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value 800 held at $S5.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value $2O-29s
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock
par value $l0o-held at $50
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates of
Debt-par value $l00--last sales at 800
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock--par value 800
last sales at $45 Some are asking higher.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07
ws ID faawApssllSas tE3 Ahs ssaBfAaEa Il
the N O. Picayune:
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, August 4, ls49. :


Gentlemen-I have received your letter of the 18th
june recommending the establishment OF military post
at Corpus Christi for the frontier protection OF that place
and the frontier from the ravages OF the Indians In
tails of the defence of the Texas frontier have been
trusted to Gen. Brooke now commanding the U. s.
troops that quarter. report from him, of date
weeks subsequent that Of your letter. represents that
she troops are actively engaged scouting and that
Indian depredations had occurred for time He has
established line of posts tar the Northwest San
Antonio which will no doubt efectually Corpus
Christi and its vicinity from the dangers which you appre
hended c. w. CRAWFORD, Sec'y OF War.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07
LINES ON THE DEATH OF GEN WORTH

BY G. u, CUTTER
Oh let the solemn minute gun
Arouse the morning raw;
And only with the setting sun,
In echoes die away.
Oh, let our banner from the skies,
Like autumn glores fall,
To shed IFS ever changing dyes
Around the sable pail.
The muffled drum, the wailing fife;
All let them murmur low,
Ger him who was their breath OF life
The solemn notes of woe;
For oh they can alone impart
The sorrow ofthe brave,
When the idol OF the soldiers heart
Is followed to the grave.
At Chippewa and Lundys Lane,
On Potaklaba's field,
Around him fell the crimson rain,
The battle thunder pealed;
But proudly did the soldier gaze
Upon his daring form,
When charging Ger the ca mons blaze
Amldthe sulphur storm.
Upon the heights Of Monterey,
Again his flag unrolled
And when the grape shot rent away
Its latest starry fold,
Hisp umed cap above his head,
lie waved upon the air,
And cheered the gallant troops he led
10 glorious victory there
But ah! the dreadful seal is broke,
In darkness walks abroad,
The pestlence whose silent stroke,
Is like the doom of God
And the hero by its fell decree,
In death is sleeping now,
With the laurel wreath of victory
Still green upon his brow.
His monument shall be the roar
By old Niagara made,
The waves on lovely Tampa's shore,
The silent everglade,
The top of Orizaba, white
With everlasting snow,
The Sierra Madres lonely height
The towers of Mexico
Fair eyes shall weep his early doom,
Fair hands shall often bring
And offer at his sacred tomb
The dewy flowers of spring;
And with the ranks twas his to lead
Shall ever live his fame,
While history treasures up deed
That's worth eternal fame
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07
Transmitted for the Baltimore American.

New York, September 90, P M.
The steamer Canada sailed for Liverpool to-day, taking
out "a passengers.
There is an insurance OF $4,000 on the packet ship
Henry Clay, which was destroyedby fire this morning
This will nearly quite the loss The cargo is be-
eyed not to have been insured TO the full 1t is
valued at $50 900
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sept. 6, P. M.
FLouR-Sales of Howard Street Flour were made TO-
day at S. 81 sales OF City Mills were also made at s.
per Dbl.
WHEAT-Sales OF red at l04 cents per bushel
CoRN-Marke unsettled--held at 60a65 cents nomi-
naIy.
WHIsKEv--Sales Of bbs at % cts. per gallon.
The NEW YORK MARKET is unsettled to-day
Cotton, however, is held higher.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

RoBBERy--A man named IT, W. Winfree was arrest
ed Wednesday evening, charged with stealing pocket
book containing about 800 from the pocket of
Mr. Mortimer Goddn at the Railroad Hotel opposite the
Richmond and Petersburg Depot Winfree was exam
med Yesterday before the Mayor and for trial be-
tore the Hastings Court the 18th OF the present month
We learn Mr. Goddn succeeded in getting back portion
il not all his money
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

SALE OF STocKs.-Y esterday, by H. & w Pannel,
aueoneers Is shares of Exchange Bank Stock were sold
az 500 l-lo-an advance OF 43a the last sale
by auction, week ago.--Nor. Herald of TAursday.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

CHARLESTON, Sept. 4th.
The steamer Falcon, from New York touched our bar
Thursday night received her mails and II passengers
and proceeded on her voyage
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

> AHRIVAI OF a MissroNARy--Rev w NJ Thomson
missionary oil the American Board Beirut Syria ar
80 days from London 1t is II years since Mr. Thomson
entered upon his missionary labors
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

A treaty is spoken OF as likely to be concluded be-
tween France and the United States with respect TO lite
yary property. The preliminary negotiations had been
opened at Washington BY the French Minister there
far back the time when de Lamarne was al the head
Of the ministry OF foreign affairs.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07
CITY AFFAIRS,

lNHuMAN CoNDuor-We learn that citizen of the ad
joining county OF Hanover arrested and committed to
Jail one day during the past week. ON the charge of whip
ping one OF his negro severely to cause his death
We have learned the full particulars but decline giving
theln asthe will undergo judicial investigation
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

The failure OF the wheat crop Georgia and Alabama
has had the effect greatly raising the price Of -four
the upper portions Of these States The Huntsville Advo-
cate says:
FLouR has become an article OF luxury, and it costs
about 80 per bb The supply for this region has be
drawn from distance, Nashville, Louisville ST Louis
&c and the heavy carriage and will continue
cause the article to rule high until years crop
Seed Wheat very scarce and has been selling at 81 per
bushe The farmers should endeavor TO supply them
seveshat sufcency OF Flour may be raised next crop
for home consumption.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07
THE LATEST NEWS.
BY Magnetic Telegraph.
ARRIVAL OF THE
ST Il A MSHIP MAG ARA.
AuN Hal LEA
LATER FROM EUROPE.

L HALF Ahs
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BALTIMORE, Sept 6, P. M.
The steamship NIAGARA, Captain stone arrived at Hall
fax yesterday morning, bringing dates from Liverpool to
the 25th August.
ENGLISH TRADE AND COMMERCE.
TRADE was steadym every department throughout Eng
land
CoTToN was advancing in price-large sales daily
effected and the accounts from the manufacturing districts
highly satisfactory.
HARVESTING operations were progressing favorably and
the yield goodtair crops would be realized throughout
the United Kingdom.
GRAIN dull-prces tending downwards In cured Pro-
VISIONS moderate business had been done-prices how
ever, had slightly receded
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Aug 25.
CoTToN-Sales during the week reached 81 600 bales
Spectators taking 80 600 and exporters $500 bales The
tenor OF the advces from the United States per steamship
Europa, together with satisfactory accounts from India
received in the early part of the week. have had the effect
to advance prices I'd per pound Since Wednesday, ed
more subdued feeling has prevailed and the advance OBJ
tanned in the early part OF the week has been with difficulty
sustained The Committee Of Brokers quote fair upland
Sid, Mobile 5da SD, Orleans SD Stock in Liverpool
about 900 against 587 $3.50 bales last year at this period
FLoUR-Prces rather lower-Westem Canal 23s cd TO
24s Baltimore and Ohio 24s I'd to 25s.
CORN Market steady at 25s Cd to 26s Cd Prime white
is scarce and sells at 23s to 28s Cd
WHEAT-Finer qualities in good demand-secondary
lots easily procured We quote American and Canadian
white at rs I'd per bushel red 6s I'D per bushel.
BEEFA fair business has been done during the week
in Beef, at steady prices.
Bacon and PORK are both lower-Shoulders dull.
RIcESales of Carolina at Ss cd in bond--the salesfor
the week amount to 60 tierces.
The news Of the submission Of the Hungarians as we'll
as the important effects OF the termination Of the war in
Hungary had no percepble effect public securities in
London. The fuctuation was only momentary. Consos
for Account closed at 933 to 935.
HUNGARY
The gallant Hungarians have been defeated at last on
all Sides and compelled submit to the supremacy Of the
Emperor OF Austria.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

The Alexandria Gazette says that the survey of the
route OF the Orange and Alexandria railroad the
tern section, has progressed beyond Bull Run distance
OF about twenty nine miles on the western section from
Gordonsville to the Rapidan; about ID miles. Two
routes have been surveyed on both sections
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07
SYMPATHY FOR HUNGARY.

The notice for the meeting of our citizens on
Wednesday evening, to express their sympathy with
the devoted patriots of Hungary having been ILL
advisedy got up, there was no general understanding
that it was to be held and consequently very few
assembled They very properly adopted merely
preliminary arrangements for full meeting on
Wednesday next, when we trust there will be such
demonstration of the feeling of Richmond as the
subject deserves. The Hungarian struggle is one
upon which every American should look with some
thing more than cold curiosity. The annals OF Eu-
rope do not furnish an example of any people more
nobly contending against powerful oppressors for
national existence and domestic security. In some
respects, their revolution bears remarkable resem-
blance to our own though unlike it in the fact that
the Hungarians are an old, warlke nation, inhabi-
ting country densely populated, and surrounded by
powerful States. But they commenced the contest,
as we did, to maintain their ancient rights, and now
they are striking like our ancestors, for ndepen-
dence. Their generals appear to adopt, to as great
an extent as is consistent with the different crcu-
stances of the country Washingtons policy of pro-
longing the war, and thus wasting the strength of
the enemy but, when forced into action, or if ia
vorable opportunity for successful blow presents
itself, they fight with unparalleled desperation.
1t is eminently becoming that American freemen
should send them the most cordial expressions of
sympathy.
P. s. Our telegraphic despatch gives later and
sad news from Hungary, making it too probable thai
coincidence will be more fitting tribute from the
people of the United States than congratuatlon.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

in the 5h district there two Democratic candl-
dates, and we add their aggregate vote together.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

JUDGE ALsToN member OF Congress elect from this dis
rct we regret to learn, is quite ILL., Feeman's on the
opposite side OF the Bay Medical aid from the city was
sent for yesterday.
We are requested to state that Judge Aston will reply
HIM, as soon as his health will permit He would have
done so ere this but for his dispositonobe Adper
tiser.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07
ALABAMA.

The Mobile Register publishes the full official vote at
the late Congressional election In the I'd district the
contest was between Wings, billiard and Pugh, the
Democrats voting for the latter. Mr. billiard was re-
elected by majority OF 1885, which, under the circum-
stances was very large In the 9th district two Demo-
Gratis Cobb and Clemens candidates, and the former
was electedby 656 From the following recapulaion
of the vote in the other districts will beseen, the Mo
bile Advertiser observes that Gin eoery district where there
was party contest, the vote Of the Wing candidate is
larger than that given for General Taylor The Demo-
Gratis have increased their largely but the Wings have
lost nothing since the election OF General Taylor The
Wing party indeed, proven to be stronger than ii was
on the day Of the Presidential election or than ever was
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

llessrs Nash& Woodhouse have laid our table the
nSumbers otthe LONDON QUARTERLY, and BLACK
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

The last Halifax IN. c. Republican says: "The Corn
crops IN this region ne and some OF the Wheat
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

lY See the advertisement Of Mr. LIE Cler, proposing
tne introduction into this city Of Blakes Patent Fire and
We ather proof Paint, or artificial Slate.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

we have the September number Of Mr.. Skin
llelent journal, the Plough Loom and Anvil, p
ich we wish, for the sake of agricultural improve
ht, that every farmer in Virginia constant
der Mr. A. Morris is the agent in Richmond.
From Messrs. Randolph & Co. we have received
ELLEN Percy or Discipline, novel; by Mary Brunten,
author OF "efC ontrol"a book designed antidote
In kind to the many poisonous fictitious works that bur
den the press.