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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

RHODE IsLASD.-The Legislature of this STATE
met at Newport on Monday, pursuant 10 adjournment
There is no reason to expect long session although
severa matters considerable local importance are to
he considered The PrortdeRoe Josrqdl gives the fol
lowing epitome OF the business likely to be done
The Committee appointed 10 make valuation OF the
property of the state preparatory 70 the assessment OF
The State tax of three cents the hundred dollars WI"
make their final report
The Committee appointed 10 examine into the
report
The Committee appointed 10 examine into the con
dition of the Hamilton Bank vii also report
An election Will probably oe held Of Ohei Justice o.
the supreme Court
time viii be assigned for second tsial 10 eject
= Representative 70 Congress u the Western Dis
trlct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

re- Col BENTON hiss accepted the invitation Of
the people Of Glasgow No 10 make Speech in thai
town. The Twas thercuPOn excla.ms 70 the excited
opponents OF Col B. To your tents 0 Israel The
day hs. not yet heen appointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

HAVANA FREIcHrs The ship Norma Captain
Ellis from Havsns Eth reports that vessels were there
taking Mossses a, al per 10 gallons and Sugar a. 50
es per box for the North OF Europe Freight wss very
low and number Of vessels wanting charters Al those
lew prices the hsrbor being full Of American vessels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BOARD Of Health

HOard OF
Dr. GEEA the Resident Physician reports - -"
Cholera and - deaths a. having occurred since
,s,t Of Yesterday returned IN the following order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

BENTON IN MA"ACsUsETrs.-The Lynn Trsb-
nye and Soo-iseo' Herald is The ute Of new Loco.
Foco paper published IN Lynn. 1t has the name OF
Thomas Benton at Is mast head q. the candidate for
the mex, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

PARDos.-JoSn DUN, recsaty convicted q.
b r.nore q Killing Joan T. BroTz has been psrdonsd
by Gov. Taor1zs ard was released o. ne 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28
Resignation.

AIHANY, wednesday, June q
JOIN c. SPENCER, Esq. has resigned his ep
no,nttnept A. Commissioner Of the Code OF Practice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

SsacKf.G DgArH man named Welsh was
.ous dad % me road between tns city and Dgndss,
"a Tuesday Dscess-d bad iong been addicted % IN
$1,000 and had been wandering soou, the neigh.
.-,-,-d tor a week 10 = uretched state. % Monday
~ -. .e-n Wing on the road side apparently com
e,ely EXHAUSTED and Tcs0gsd b,aeafA he sel0 q
s9.s vses When Waited on the Tuesday. be was
dad Hamilton O.. c. Express.
Esssvsry humane removal la I'd Trb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

DEsERrI0S.-Yesterdsy morning child about
i months old wss found in the store No 80 Pearst
IN a diving condition. IL Immediately conveyed %
the Aims House. and In short time aiterwari 70
mother female residing az 70 - Pearst made ap
plcauon for IT, she could give no account u - de-
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20
SATURDAY, MORNING VISITOR.

the many promising men from the South
west. 1T. Crenshaw. of St. Clair coun-
iy, has already attained an elevated posi-
tion in the General Assembly. He is
deeply devoted to the interests of his con-
stituents, and TO the great interests Of tho
State at large. Liberal and highminded
in all his actions, with ga clear head and
stout heart" logical and strong in his rea-
soning, and withal personally popular
Your Usage interest will not suffer while
in the hands of such men.
Please let me hear from you in answer
TO this letter. 1t may be that correspon-
dence with friend from another quarter,
may bring out something that may, per
possibility, be of some benefit 10 the great
cause of Internal improvements.
Very respectfully,
MADISON.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20
TRUSTEE, SALE

WHEREAS, Benjamin Goodin and Ba-
W rah his wife, on the 9th day Of Novem-
Der, 1916, conveyed to Theoiore Switzler..
a certain parcel or tract of land wing and
being situated in Henry county. State Of
Missouri, to wit: the east half Of The 9.
w. quarter, and the west half Of the 8. :.
quarter of section No. ~, in township "a.
of range "a, containing l6O acres. ~ will
appear by reference to book ID, psrss 1I6
and 4l6, in the Recorders Office of The
county aforesaid, in trust, to secnraI Rob
ert G. Henry, or order, one note dated No.
vember 1916, for $246 SO. 100, one day af.
Ter datej and whereas, the said note Il
due and unpaid, and the same has been
assigned to James M. White. ~, -.....
Now, therefore, at the request Of said
James NJ. White, the undersigned, srfusL
tee. vii on the 29th day of January, A.
ID. 1919, at the Courthouse door in the
town OF Clinton, county and State afore.
said, sell the above described real. estate
to the highest bidder at public auction. for
cash in hand, and upon such sale, viii ex.
eecute deed thereof to the purchaser In
fee simple. 70 s7lE
THEoD6RE SwITZLER.
Jano-4t'q9 - Truste q
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20
By Telegraph for the Reueilie.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE
WASHINGTON.
New YoRx. Ian. @. 184o


France is quiet. The election excite
ment is declining, and confidence is being
rapidly restored. The funds have advance
ed since the election.
Louis Napoleon polled q SOS, 600 votes,
and has majority of at least one million
totes over his competitors. II is though:
that either Lamarline, GARNER, Pages, or
Arago, will be made Vice President, and
that NJ. Boxio will be made Minister of
Commerce.
Onthe 2lst Of December, the first Pres
dent Of the French Republic will be pro-
claimed from the Hotel de Vile, where,
at the same time, the new ministry will al
so be proclaimed.
AT Louis Napoleon's Inauguration gen.
eral amnesty will be proclaimed to all ex-
cept vincents and prisoners.
There is increased confidence amongst
The commercial and monied classes, and
French funds are still rising.
Some disagreemen,s have taken place a.
mong NaPoleon's friends, the particulars
OF which are unmportant
The Pope Of Rome intends residing in
France.
No news Of importance from Ireland.
The State trialsare heing proceeded with.
Justice Perrue issued an order refusing
to allow the Irish papers 10 ptiblish the
proceedings OF tie TRIALS.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20
Ho!--FOR CALIFORNIA! /!
GOLD GOLD-GOED.

HE undersigned would respectfully In.
form all persons who intend TO go to the
great mining district Of California, that
they will, during the ensuing spring and
summer, be prepared to furnish al their
store at INDEPENDENCE, Jackson ca.
Mo-, at the cheapest possible rates, and
upon the best Of terms, all articles which
viii be necessary to make up complete
OUTFITS, for the trip, whether for those
who intend to go through by wagons or
otherwise, in large or small Companies
and will also give such information as to
the route and manner Of travelling over
the plains as will save the noyiciate from
suffering the hardships consequent TO
them, who have not had experience in the
Tornado de desert" All letters address
ca to them upon the subject post paid.A
VIII De promptly answered.
-. WHITE & CO.,
Formerly Of White & Ayres, Of Warsaw
Independence, Jan. lst, is49.,
Springfield Advertiser will publish 10
the amount of $5 and send account 10 W.
4 Co., Independence.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20

Changed hands.-The Lexington Ap-
peal has been discontinued, and the estab-
lishnent has passed into the hands of II.
Is. Branch, Esq, who has commenced the
publication Of the Lexington Journal
The Journal is democratic in politics.
The Review, at Jackson, has passed
into the hands of H. S. Mcfarland, and
ba, been removed 10 the city Of Cape Gil
rardeau. The Review will remain dem
ocratic as usual
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20
A Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
" signed has obtained from the Clerk of
the Henry County Court, Letters of Ad.
ministration on the estate of John George.
deed. bearing date the 1lth day of Janu-
ary, 1919.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified TO exhibit them
Tor allowance within one year from the
date OF said Letters, or they may be pre-
elnded from having any benefit of said es-
tate, and if such claims be not presented
within three years, they viii be forever
barred.
WILLIAM c. GEORGE, admir-.
janl3-3t-5U*
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20
CITY OF WARSAW:
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 20.


EFrom Jefferson. n.-Our readers " i'll find
on our first page, letter from Jefferson,
which though little old, we nevertheless
give l.: place, and hereby return our
thanks ID the writer. If il should be con-
venien: for him TO write again, we should
be pleased to hare him mail his letters so
~ 10 reach us by Wednesday or FRIDAY
mornings mail, otherwise, 1t may be SUI
'perseded by the proceedings obtained by
the papers from Jefferson.
HrA communication will also be found
in another column from madison" We
should be pleased TO hear from him as Of
Ten as his other duties will permit. Up
on the subject Of Internal improvements
he talks just "likea book and we hope
he may succeed in iniusing some Of his
own feeling and spirit on this vital ques-
ton, into the minds Of many others. We
earnestly hope that the fattering expecta-
tions Of the friends of The improvement Of
our river, may be realized, by an appro-
,priation on the part Of the Legislature, Of
the small sum asked for in The bin now
pending before that body.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20
MGrrted,

In this county, on the 18th inst, by FL
der Daniel Briggs, Willis S. HOLLAND,
M. d., Of Henry county, to Miss JuLIEr,
eldest daughter of James II Lay, Esq,
Of this county.
~ Leap year is gone, and with II has
passed away the privilege Of the girls to
do the 'courting,' the boys must now re-
sumo their duty, and we hope to see the
pafsons' services moEein demand than for
tie rasl twelvemonthr
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20

ProtrasfinatiOn is lie Thief Of Time. =
A truth as solemn as it is important. But
II is one, perhaps, that is not fully realized
until some woinl neglect has caused a long
and painful disease. How necessary it is,
then, TO pay due attention 20 tie slightest
symptoms, and to aci with promptness and
decision in cases which are 10 us of The
greatest moment, and Immediately procure
the right remedy for removing an enemy
so fatal 10 our happiness. We know DR..
Histar's Ralsam Of JFitd Cherry to be a
sovereign remedy for all Breast and Lung
affections. 1t has cured Consumption
when SO far advanced that the patient ex-
perienced those miserable sensations caus-
ed BY the death-like chills which often fol-
low the perspiraiion Of the night and
morning, the harrassing cough and expec-
toraiiOn, distressing pains in the chest and
difficulty Of breathing, the woe 5egcns,
sinking feelings produced Ly this disease,
when the anxious friends had given up all
hope Of the patIeht's recovery but sup
posed him hopelessly sinking into an ear
ly grave.
Do moi procrasiinate but make use of
'Wistar's Balsam" and live healthy and
happy. See Wistar's treaties on Con-
of the Lungs. To bs had of a.
gent.
See advertisement.
For sale by Brown & Dunn, Warsaw.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20
COnsnmpiices, Despair not-fhers i. Ro,..

ersn for the Dyingi idHaaii'.i'g J
Ihls is to certify that some time since !.
was taken with pain in my side and
breast called in the aid Of several phv.
slclans, but they failed to givo nae any re-
iiei, ana for the space>of one year grew
rapidly worse. In addition To this, / was
attacked with violent cough; although
an excellent physicion lived in tho same
mouse, ana used the greatest exc ertion, and,
pad me s'ricteSt attention, il baified ali,
ms SElil-two others were called in, one
oi which was an aged and skiliful phvsi..
clan; but all their efforts proved alike uu-
avaiiing' At last, a physician who was
ate nding cam meeting in the neisbbor.
hooa. came to see me, and declared that Il
could not last more than one day lbiGer,,
also, all the vast number who came to see
me, oelieved that few days at most t1iistt
END my earthly career. My friends were
row called info see me die But NV bro.
iher, at this crisis, Clearing Of the aston
lshlhg cures performed by DR.. RoRers'
Compound Syrup of Liverwort and Tar.1,.
went TO Chiilioothe and back, q distance
OF sixty miles, in thirteen hours. 10 aets
some OF the above medicine; commStea
ced taking it, and strange to'tell, before :Il,
had used half a bottle, the cough WAS enc
hreiy cure from this time 4 rscovefed'
rapidly, and-when had used two bottles;
was able to assume my family avoca tons
as usual am fully satisfied that IL Il
had not been for this excellent Ihe6icins.
would now be in my grave, and must, sn,
justice, say that. l truly reiurnsmy sincere
thanks to the Inventor Of thiS priceiesl
medicine, snd would recommend ali per-
sons afflicted with diseased lungs, 70 siva..
1t trial. y"
HARRTETROwR.T
Stanton, Feb. z, 1886. v7.'',t-l fa
We, the undersigned, docenify that the
account Of Mrs. Rowe is eorrset, We bs.
ing personally acquainted wsA'siixhs sif-.'
cumstances. 20 .,-f ,.''.,,
r. p, JoHSsoS, p. E. Mpr1nzws.
IHos. CRAIG, Jos. EvkAs. p -
Sold by Brown 4 Dunn. Warsaw. -
DIR. Hutchison, Bbonvillb, Jpo
Huston 4 Basobm, hexine>
tom Orders may be addressed 10
~ bLAKSLEY & o., o.. Lsulys
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20

HA proposition has recently been
submitted to Congress TO cede back to the
State Of Maryland, that portion of the Dis
tsiet donated by her TO tile Government,
and which is not occupied by the Public
Buildings.
This movement originated in desire 10
arrest the agitalions in Congress, created
BY the abelilionisis in their efforts to a.
BSlish slavery in the District. .uetropol-
ttdn.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20

aEWe have received the January No.
OF the Western Journal. Itis published
in monthly numbers Of 70 pages, and six
numbers 10 constitute volume, the 9th
and l2lh Nos. 10 be accompanied with a
general index. Terms-$3 90 per an
mum, or to clubs Of four, or more, at 50
30 per annum, in advance. The Prospec-
tus will be given in our next.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20

TAeTe is no DobLt about the virtues Of
DIR. ROGERS SYRUP OF LIVER
WORT AND TAR in curing COnsump-
tion, when such men as Or. VIM. ]. Rich
ards, Judge VIM. Burke, DIR. II. Cox,
Professor in Cincinnati Medical College,
and others of equally high standing, give
their testimony. See advertisement.
Sold in Warsaw, by
BROWN & DUNN.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
y and others interested in the estate of
Charles Beale, deed, that the undersign-
ed administrator, intends to make final
settlement at the next term of the County
Court of st. Clair county, to be held or
the second Monday in February ext. By
virtue of an'order of the County Court
foresaid, made the 9th day Of January, /,
lo49. WM. J. MAYO, admir-.
OF the este Of Chas. Beale, decd. :.
ianl3-4t.5O
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20


Heroic Remedy The Medical Faculty
on all hands, and all others who have tried
them, are testifyirg that DIR. Bragg's In
Queen Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills are
not only the most popular medicine of the
age, but are per!ofming cures in broken
down constitutions, where enlarged Spleen
Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and Cener-
al Delilhy are fast pulling downtheir vic
Tins into the grave, which none but trl-
ly Heroic Remedy can do. The Tonic
Pills build up and strengthen the system,
from the very start. They drive out the
disasters by storm, as it we're not by
tearing down and wasting the vital ener-
gies, but by angmenting these forces, from
the moment they are taken. They are
truly wonderful medicine, and we advise
the sick to try them.
See DR.. Bragg's advertisement in ano-
ther column.
Sold in Warsaw only by
BROWN & DUNN.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20

nITHon. John McIIenry, Representa-
tive from Bates county, died in Jefferson
City on the eveningof the Sth inst. His
disease was pneumonia, which terminated
in death in few days.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20

Ea-The last number Of the Metropoli-
tan says: .The Constitutional amend
Ihents have passed the House of Repre-
sentatives, and have been twice read in
the Senate. 1t is believed that they will
pass the Senate, sub silentiO, and become
part Of the Fundamental law"
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20
" onderful! Extraor:linary!! s.,
hiiraclllouSiil

HoNSUMPTlON CAN EE CuRrp!--ApA
I we DEFY the whole world to produce
S'Iei strong and undoubted testimony from
men Of such high standing as we have, in,
favor of Or. ROGERS' LIVERWORT'
AND TAR, in curing consumption, and
breaking up the most distressing SotiRh i'm
few hours time. -.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20

A95-Jbmes Cooper has BEEN elected
member Of the U. States Senate by the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, for six
years from the 4th of March next, in the
place of Hon. Simon Cameron, whose
term expires with the Sd.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20

sU. s. SENATOR'S REFLECTED Hon.
Geo. E. Badger has been reelected for
six years by the Legislature of North
Carolina.
Hon. A. P. Butler has also been rec
lso,sd for six years, by the Legislature of
South Carolina.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20
By Telegraph for the 81. Louis Union.
Congressional.

WAsHiNGToN, Jan. 8.
SEXATE.-Mr. Underwood presented :
petition from sundry citizens of Kentucky
praying Congress 10 legislate in favor o
removing the blacks of that State TO Libe.
| ria.
Mr.. Hale moved TO lay the petition on
the table, which was negatived-ayes 10,
noes 30. he petition was referred.
Mr.. Atherton, from the Committee on
Finance, reported back TO the Senate the
House bill 10 supply the deficiency in the
appropriations for the fiscal year ending
June, l849.
Mr.. Berrien, from tie Committee on
the Judiciary, reported back to the Senate
The bill init oduced by Mr.. Douglass, pro-
viding for the admission of California into
the Union as State accompanying said
bill Mr.. b. submitted a report adverse TO
lhe provisions OF the bill.
Mr.. Mason moved that the report be
printed for She use OF the Senate. Upon
this motion protracted debate ensued,
which was ended by motion to postpone
prevailing.
The Senate then went into executive
session, and after sometime spent there
in, adjourned.
HoUsK.-Mr Butler moved reconsid-
Grafton of the vote by which "a bill es-
tablishing board Of commissioners TO set.
tie claims against the Governments" was
referred 10 The Committee OH Judiciary.
The motion was debated, the vote re-
considered, and the bill placed upon the
calendar in its order.
The remainder of the day the House
was engaged upon unimportant Business.
WAsHISGToN, Jan. 8.
SESATE.-Petitions for abolishng sla-
very in the district of Columbia, were
presented and laid on the table.
The Senate then proceeded to The con-
slderation of the bill respecting reciprocal
trade between the United States and Can
ada.
MIR. WestcOtt and others spoke in favor
oS the bill, and urged its passage.
Messrs. Phelps, Downs and Mccall, OPP
posed the measure vehemently, and char
ncterized il as unnecessary and improper.
nressr, ''o VA " 40 '''' w '0' ''o
~ n,o,;a. g AZ. An. a.
~, W I,'',"n o. Nii' n,le", '"c oeha'e
lime spent therein, the doors were opened,
- N "'o "NO''"'''
= '',S ne liouSe 'eiuseu 70 suspend
mt.ad,,aoa - =, " a;,o" : 'eso'u'inn 70 oe
he InSio;.,,, 49,, >, uvs s"a 'Ie h,,, S"'.se c' y"
nal .nnraha,sor r. o''. ~ .;.' He eneo r
20 SPp SPp..n."slo', VI SAVES eso'P'"e from
a no,;,;n" 49, a .'." ., =
,s,nhI,sh.nom, Il P" "so os ts sssH.eui Piay,s we
's'aoi.s'''he"' ? oi ooaro lot lhe settlement
: Ia sadS ~ C:,, ~ea'ns, ".e upseIline;"' I ne
IT. ~ n uo,'a 0oA,n''.sa .a'. on '.e nu'c'a'y'
10 WI ~ '.n men' Inv INV Iv'''''''ee ~, VI
~ ~. N.Y. anu Io' 'uoN up 'iie "l'i IRVING
,aaoa .O e"sG, ;,h 'e iS' Sf'igle o. me Iea.y 0,
80 WI meAi.u. Up 70 'le iiUu' oi
~ ~
WAsHlNGToN, Jan. 10.
SExArr.-Mr. Allen introduced res
,lution instructing the Committee on the
Judiciary, 10 inquire into the constitution |
.lity of Congress, appropriatinq money TO
transport free negroes from the country. |
This resolution was debated at length, and
finally adopted.
After transacting unimportant business,
l.rO -
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20

Got The Fsver. An editor in Illinois Of
fers printing establishment for sale, he
having become most grievOusly afflicted
withihe California gold fever.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20

Na-The weather remains in statu quo
that is to say, every thing still under
ice, with every symptom in favor of its
continuance.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-20

| II REMAINING in the Post Office in War
IL saw; Mo. on the LIST day Of Jam, lS49.
Alb
Alexander Thos II Acock Mrs E A
Brown Il T Bell Nelson
Bannoh John Bowers Theo
Berry Fuget Bridges Elisha
c
Gates K S 2 Calfee w
Clancy Cornelius Carrico J Q
Chrysup Fletcher Cannon Jas
Case VIM Cutler A
Goals ThOs Gravity Mary (col'd
d
Dickerson S C Donnell WmR
Dent Henry 2 Densman Thos 2
Driskill Thos Duffield CB2
Davis VIM Davidson Ann
Dixon G w
E-F-G
Emerson B II Furry Henry
Fristoe Mary Ann Field Emory 2
Frazier John Gray sydney Mrs
Gum Lucy Ann GibOney Alex
Fl
Harms Harm Holland W S DR.
Howard VIM Hill BDr
Heneberg J C Hickman ] M
Husbands Ann mrs Holland Richd
Huffman Mary A Holbert ] Is
Henderson B
J
January Jas Z g Jackson WP
Jackman Thos
NJ
Montgomery Henry Monreau NJ
Murphy Jos Moore Sohn
Martin Fl P
N-P-R
Nisbet Martha Peak Jas
Richardson Jas A
ST
Schmith Christian Smith w P2
Shull Henry Thurman Elisha
w
Weaver Saml Winston Jas
Willard johnson Willard Martin
WEIGH Henry Warren Jas +
II. LEONARD, p. VI.
janl3-[75L]
G5|PersOns calling for any of the above
letters, will please say "odrertiScd."