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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

TINE undersigned has been appointed by Ncs.r.
Stewart 4 Co., Of Chicago, agent lur the iJl.
owing new. pnpcr- printed "a that cry
aicagO I'M y Ir.buHr;
ll'ceklg In!a"e y .idcocqtco Of Free Democracy,
Gcm 0t thc P,aTte
The DuIg Iribanc is large business new. pa.
per. containing all the ln,cst lclcgraphc reports ut
News gud Markets, and d, suitable for business
men u also contains dairy reports Of the Chicago
markets, I"ce 80 per year, or II proportion Tor a
less time.
The icc,!y Tr,bvHc /, Of the lnrgrsr class Of POI
lacui newspapers aud contains more reading
than any uihrl weekly paper printed in the west It
also contains lu,t Sint'Hrut ut the Foreign ant
Domestic Ness, Political Intelligence, nul vast
amount oi other reading mltcr Price s. per year,
The Gem al Mc FiUrir ia lucrnfy newspaper.
printed on ihc best qu1l'y ot paper, IN Gulro form
suitable tor binding. 1t Is the only real rcsicya ur
ury pnpcrn the western states Price 81 - per year.
The unIcIs IHrd will be pleased to receive sub.
scrpJiou- Tor either oi the above papcrsat any time
Also, al. orders tor Advertisements 70 bc lu,, r,cd N
the DAILY Tribune, promptly attended TO-
Feb. - 1919 JACOB RElGART
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Late News from California

nNllE subscribers wooId inform all rmigrunts to
! California that they have on hand q supply oi
Single Barrel Pistols, Hickory SHIRTS, Dlawcrs,
Common fuumloous. aud ions well adapted Tor
California cuwnn> md they pledge themselves to
sell a low, 10 those who w,l favor them with a cail
ns canbr bought any where St Louis not excepted
We wll take snail profits. rather than have Won
take the money away. CAN as soOn rs possible
and such articles as wc have not got hrrr We can
get, on short notice, from our other cwnbiymrurin
f'urn. th ~ kuIN& MANurlHkuM
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To the Public.

N X; >. WENN Elk Keeps on hand, M All timro
wi the best kinds OF meats ofcycry description. 10
suit the public lie has kept the business through
the winter at a loss, when all others in the same hu
slnr'S gave up the ship, lie has KEEP, firm To his
post, although killing horse worth $50 in iaeking
SUI he brought his bark safe to shore In return, we
nScnhons Of Ottawa, express our gratitude tn Mr. =
WEAVER TOR this favor, and pledge ourselves to give
nun, our support in preference to my TINT may start
IN the same business. Imr9l NAVY CITIZENS
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owners wanted.

EpR lhI marked Jas. Phillips" rec per cannl
u b9nt Troy, October 2gh ISIS; and for one
lhrnshlng Machine. markcd"J A. Marble & Son !"
rec a. per cant boat uSioN, Now 1878 The owners
", Wv ap"'e WIN please cn ut our ware house on
the canal, pay charges and receive the samc.
leu ~ WALvrr a HtrrttNa
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TO Country Merchants ~ Teachers.

They will furnish any or all ofthr above works hv
the dozen or aros-, upon the most reasonable and
satisfactory trrms.
Both otIhc above series of School Books have been
80 long aud 80 tIyomby known TO enlightened west
cr teachers that any enumeration OF their peculiar
cNcrIcucpcs i deemed supcruous No irsv NnH
three Tuners the HImbsr ~ amy Oibor .lmoIcGH ST.
RIOS have been sold IN the west IN the same time dn-
rng the past four years and the sale Is steadily and
constantly increasing MC;,uiicyS Readers and
Spelling Books, and Rays Arthuctc-, contain all
the valuable FEATURES Of every other similar series and
some that none of the others contain besides being
i1rgcr and ohedper Man Gim0St am Ofher
School teachers are invited To call and examine
tor themselves \ II. Il { Burnley.
does Chicago Bookstore ~ Lake street
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J. @. Nattinarr.
j. &. Nattinger
AS Just received very large and well selcc,c
| i assortment Of
FAN and Winter Goods.

= u
Fall and Winter Goods,
CONSISTING m part at alpaccss French merinos Co
burg ,gnghlms mo le cashmrrcs and all kinds of IN,
dies dress goo L. Florence silk. of all coors. go de
khIe, marcelinc, plaid silks, silk serge satin vest
mSi; cherry, pink. blue. plrplc, AMI other colnred
NatlnS bonnet vc,vetS Of all coloTs: plad De LANES
Oregon, mohair, gala. and satin plaids plain cash
m'r. iantons, blue and green barcrc Swiss Bishnp
an Victoria lawns; woye thread edges linen. isle
ndcani'rc cig''S ladies' super standing collars IL
lu-Ion tuccs plaid silk aud black N liz rnyafs Inn
grs, gnp daisy an tas-ccl buttons of every color
cherry colOfed hrpche and uncut velvet ribbons blk
Belvdrrc: coored .-trada brochr all wool aud Iona
phtl shnws great variety oi beaver plot wool dyed
AMI French BroId Cinihs: also
Realty Made Cioihiuq,
Otcycy description, quality, and kind such n blan-
krt, sack, beaver. anl blue pilot cloth oycr coat,
hncy coorcd cloth peHrsham and tweed sack coats:
mixed and hncy cashmere pants; plaid. valencia,
hlI wool'cn velvet vests. etc. etc. Also an cXtcu-
yyr assortment of IUFFS;
From j)cts 10 ~ such ~ French concy short bll,
lynx. wolf super natural lynx ladies' black and Miss
- white roncy nutls The lrrrcst andchrnpcst lot
Of Gents and BOYS IIiaier Caps
eyer before offered in town consisting Of boys cloth
ortngon, Albert, urban, aud guard caps mems ola
2rd, opera plush, fur. cloth silk maIourha andray-
Tor guard caps Also, on hand and for sale cheap
Tor cash, very large aud excellent assortment Of
Groceries, Hardware. aud Crockery.
/. S.-L1dics are respectfully invited to cSaminc
my stock of goods. a inducements To purchase Will
b. offered which have ncycrbcirrr been presented in
tbs place. still adhere to NV plan announced las,
Spung, To sell goo / A. cheap the cheapest for
good pay aud good ply only; and | would repeat
mythlnks for the very liberal patronage. have re-.
ceiyrd. Ottawa, dee /
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MERCANTILE.
Cbitaeo ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAW liOOk Z.


A S; Z; !, 5; i I;f &; &c! &C. {;
". assortment at Law Books
ASeZAxgSaSA IL the wea among which are
A@Co Cotton Treatise; ~ York
Digest; Governs Reports, n Y; Hills do; Ea4,'s
do Demos do; Brcese's do; Scamnon's Reports,
Ill.,; Gllmau's do: Curtis L. : Digest; llalc6mb :
supreme Court Digest, Chitiy's GRIM law do Pl'n-
dIngs; Storys E1. Digest do jurisprudence; do
Conflict oilaw do on partnership; do onbainrnts;
do on sales do on prumissory notes ; do on bills Of
exchange; do On agency toyer on Partnership
Statutes of Illinois; Vibrations International Law
Roberts nl Fmululru Convcyancing ylcu5urg
on -ury Edru on Injunction; Mathew Pr-slmp-
1--we Evidence Iidd Practicc; saunders Rcpnl-;
Roycocs Criminal Evidence; Russell on Grimes
Achbod- Grim l. cadug; do Civil do; Conklm'-
Treatise Phillips on Insurance Durr ondo; Bar
hours ChauccY Practice; Daniels do; luhr's
Equity Pleading; BnckStonc's Commentaries
l}urgc on Sueryship: Grccurafon evidence; Sug-
den on Vendors. Adams on Eccuncut; lard on
Sales; HUMPHREYS Prcccdcuis; kIrrlands Suun-
gate Reeves Domestic Relations; Land Owners
Manual Wharlons Amcrir II Grim Law t.crh :
Assistant; Pothicr on Contracts; and Abbot on
Shipping
The above we will furnish as loss rs they can hr
had in New York Gentlemen OF the bar will ipl
ltnr their interest to give u~a cal before purchasing
Feb l6 4. II Il. { hurley.
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Fire and Marine Insurance,
nvTHE
PROTECTION INSURANCE tlMpAvy ne

New Jersey. NJ Somerviie.
VAIL All $1,000 Chartered Feb. iele,
~ William thompson. Peter
Huykct, James Tay'or, Os'lj Sandcrson, VIII,
ran j, Bowne. Edward Payson, Mathew RuJ,.
Iae, New lo,k; lanes s. Mcln,yfe. q. 4,
Poners, Brooklyn. D. 5. wa,rSwv, SGT. Wall
st., n \. WM. THOMPSON, President,
~ Foonnns. secretary. msy6-@2.iy
Tho snbWrihcr vii, insure In the Abave con.
pany on as llbctal terms Is any Other good CON,
,pany. Z. |. HOCGilvON.
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Important 10 CoRSumpiires. Strange
That 50 many who are afflicted with a
Cough, which is gradually wearing them
down-slowly, bn, surley. stealing them
into than dreadful disease, COnSImpiiOn-a
disease which carries oil its hundreds daily
are doing nothing, or, what is worse, gor-
ging themselves With HOttrunS, that are
pulled TO the skies for cures they are said
10 have effected on some foreign or I'M
known perSunS-whenthe they might POSITIVELY
be cui ed by using Dr.. Rogers Compound
Syrup Of Lirnrwori and Tar, which still
continues to ettectthc most wonderful cures
ever recorded in the annals of medicine,
For proof Of this, the reader has but to refer
to the pamphlet, aud peruSe certificates
from Judges of the Courts, Ministers Of the
Gospel. and (what ~ stronger) Physicians
OF toe highest standing, who have pre-
Scrbcd it successfully IN their practice after
all other means had failed.
II is sold by &. l.. TuoMrSoN, Ottawa,
$. G.. SMITH, Peru, and J q. SMITH, New
ark
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Valuable Rocks.

DRESCOII'SC Conquest q Mexico,
do do Peru,
do Ferdinand and Isabella,
de- Ml~,rlInnics,
WmXnli'- Historical Memoirs.
Nacau,ey- History Of England, do MlsccIian,o us
Wiring Cnhysics Miscellaneous Writings,
VI Ino-hs do, A,lson'- do.
Lamart,nrs History of Glrondiss,
do Pilgrimage Ia the Holy b1uj
The above books can Ice buurh, very loss al l32
Like st, Chicago. .icb23. \ II. < {. BuRlEN.
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miscellaneous.
L, D. Smith


Ii ANlNG Just purchased Of Mrssrs B,cnrrIIE
IL Sicily, their stock IN trade. would respect
fully solicit share of public patronngr Ills stock,
at prrs"nt consists IN general assortment ot
Dry Goods. Groceries n Hardware,
Such
Cloths, CdSsimercS, SHtincii, Treeds,
kcatUchy Jeans, IcStiHgs, SC.
choice selection OF prints rlughaui~ de lans dress
silks, blcachcd aad brown muslin. ! 10 =. wilc
hcachrd and brown drilling To |. vide, check,
hickory stripes, colurcd canihnck red, white. and
yellow flannel, Canton do, Irish linen, crash, linen
diaper hosiery, gloves, handkcrchcL scaris Swiss
muslin, cambria do, lace, cdgng aud Insertion rib
hon~, ani variety 81 notions. \ small stock which
wal be sold very cheap, of
Ready Made Clothing,
Goats, Vests, Pants, Fine Shirts Hickory do. Colt,n
AM W DOL Flannel SHIRTS and u awcr~.
The Best QaaHiy
Oh Tea, Coffee, \, o. loaf aud crushed sugar, mo-
A-scs, cldrr vinegar. rice, saIcIalus, candles, soap
nallS glass together with all the Htfie cuiinarB ar
tc.cs--flour aud Indian Meal kept constantly. and
warranted ~ nil cn-cs.
A First Rate Stock Of
Mems thick, hip and ca.i Boots mems and boy,
iirosaus, In lies Gacr-, I'D walking shoes aud
bu>hnS, leather ncr boots, mud low qartrred shoe.
mis- cS aud CWldwu'S Boots and Shoes And
a Good Assortment Of
Knives and forks, scissors hand saws, hammers, au.
gers, door hangnGs, trowlc-, grain scoops, shoycls
and Spndrs, trace chains, &c
Packages Will bc sent throughout town free 81
charge The highest Market pucc Will be paid ol
all kind OF produce
The subscriber pledges himself to sell
goods as iOIo as can be GGordcd in town.
Ottawa, March >, 1919 l.. u SMITH
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The mau that doth no paper take,

The man that doth no paper take,
GrudSing two dollars once a year,
Will never good husband make
Because his wife can never know what
is going ON ia the world, and his children
will very ignorant appear.
The last line is rather too long for good
Jingle, but the morals sublime. The seuii
mcnt is correct, If not so harmonious.
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STATIONERY.

=" . y . u"sN b'Ht y
LIVERY variety at ruled and pain ioosrap an
~ letter paper, at l22, Lake street Chicago.
Post office envelope paper Pamphlet cover paper,
Legal do Folio post do
Counting house Roy Account, do
al, Medium, aud Cartridge do
DENY Writing do Hardware do
French aud ENGLISH Post for Mail.
White bTo"u and fancy letter envelopes,
Silver bordcrrd embossed and mourning do.
Fancy zeal wax, Motto waters, Motto sheets, &c.
lch - 4. II x & RrRLEN-
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hnan s. Sanger.
California Gold.

4 RARE SPECULATION-An persons
n whose notes and accounts are due will save
themselves both trouble andcosts hy haling lnmrdi-
aiely and settling them. We sold you goods upon
the express under landing of prompt pay. and now
expect it. JAMIE RYAN * SANGER
Pork, lard, wheat, corn. oats, hides, t1low. fIrs.
and skins wanted the highest market price.
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s,p Fish! Fish!

,0BlSl.S white fish and trout; - halfhorrcls do
w ~ do mnckrrel; iON pounds Goldfish, i'm primr
order ~ hoycs herring, Tor sale hy
Dec, Is, Is. WAIVER X lIIcxLING.
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FlIIIusCIS,

r IShiNS Slips md GaitcrS-lO0 pair morocco
- slip, 100 do seal slips, 5Odo kid skins and slips
- do Prunc.a gaitcrstlc best assortment in Otta.
wa at OF RyaH and Singers
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GROCERIES,

intalI kinds, a. cheap a. usual and orr stock OF
Drugs, .Nciicines and DgssfuE i, cnmuIctr nnd
viii be- sold at Chicago Or 81 LOUIS prices, whole
sale or retail
CASH paid for any quantity oflh.s and Wheat
Oats, Lard Bacon, and most other produce taken in
exchange nj the highest rates
Dec l. ISIS WALKER & uICKIING
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TAPS-Fur cloth plush calct,c and glazed caps
~ Il, prices tn suit these hard times
Oiiard, Oct2b IA RyAN and SANGER
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Ii ANlNG Just purchased of Mrssrs B,cnFfIIE
SEEty. their stock IN trade. would respect
fully solicit share of public Patronage Ills stock,
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CllAWiS--Rch brocha, PLAN and figured cash.
- mere, muslin de LAM wooden and cotton shaw.s
ol the latest styles, cheaper hNn ever
OHdrd, Oct 70, Is Ryan and Sanger.
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Fall and Winter Arrival

TEN pieces very CHOICE French Ginghams
l. 10 pieces, New Style German do
10 do do English do
10 do American do will he sold
very low by OPT RYAN and SANGER.
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BrOSaiIS n shoes

l0nprs calf and Kip brogans, loo very heavy do
wv 100 Ito boys and youths do, 100 do do KIN
nj calf do-wlll he sold low 10y Ryan 4 Sanger.
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Pork.

THE highest market price will be paid in Cash and
Goods for PORK. delivered ut tn" store of the
ubscrbef Novel, 10 LOCKWOOD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-02

Iscrrssts o. F.rura Nsrrsw's TAUNTON sunday
last Father Mathew administered the pedge to 90
children. in Boston. The whols number who have
tat.n II at that place l. said to b. l2TuO.
The Worcester Spy says At the commencement Of
tbs tatholic College, In this city ON Friday Counsellor
GIL we'd known the ficcious Irtcr Of the Boston
Fest had place assigned him by the fac uty on the
platform. u 10 happened that VI was the mott
fpeuous portion In the room, elevated aud directly
fsciDg the audience There was unusual desire
among ali who cEme 10 Father Mathew aud he uas
Of course. the irst object 81 inquiry Either throaxh
soeident or design. II was whispered throughout
hall that the short fat gentemau the platform
the vsritaoe apostle Of temperance himselt aud no
other The room beng quite fall aud very much
crowded about the DOOR the people, after fair sght a
the supposed rather Aia,hew,' glad 20 rstirs
ara make vsy tor nee cumers who we're constantly
pressing in In this way, hundreds went away IN the
eonv ictiOf that they had feen - irish lion.
The BustOu IrupscTfyf. 0f tho 3lst ut gives the
f0Osing Incident An lrishmsn. In state 81 in
t~nsi6sG insbrety found In Congress street this
afternoon lie was 50 hellsessly tipsy. that several
pals Of water smpted him before he any
sign 81 animation. In bis pocket was found docu-
ment. which has been placed in our hands. 10 IL q
ttsa fds certificate from Father Mathew of aiminis
tration Of the temperance pledge IL bears date this
very cay, and Is numbered 552O.2SS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-02

mysterious AFFAIR In uswark-Dsath At
tended BY Remarkable Circumstances.
DC, &c.
On the day succeeding the lth Of July last Mr.:
Thomas Portsrsg about Is years from Newark,
N. j., where he resided, to this city. He
panied by his WIFE and after remaining here day q
two, they returned to Newark, when Sunday msrn-
ing, Mr.. Porter taken violently ILL., vomiting and
purging His friends proposed send for physician,
but tho sick man made many objections and only
seated when some considerable time had elapsed The
physician then called in prescribed for cholera morbu
but his patient died, on Monday evening The body
regularly inferred, and the was reported a.
of death from cholera morbus
About two weeks after the burial the friends of the
deceased called Coroner Brewer Of Newark and re-
quested that the body might be exhumed and ex-
amned as they were suspicious that Mr.. p. had not
died from natural csuses. They were extremely
ous in their expressions to the Coroner, and did
however, dsnterred they requested, aud post
norton examination conducted by several physicians
OF Newark resulted in the belief that there large
quantity OF arsenic in the stomach and int tines.
The physicians called by Coroner Brewer, applied
yera tests aud prSnousced their beef as to she
senic In order however be certain, tao Wis
Professor Reed Of this city In order
IL at certain kno Wedge ia reference to the matter
might be obtainet,by msars OF analysis Professor r.
proceeded TO analyzs the contents OF the stomach,
from which he procured large quantities Of arsenic;
enough in fact We are told to kilI forty persons.
involve the necessity Of c0rouers inquest when tho
witnesses in the VIII be obliged to divulgs all they
know Of the matter the they became Suspicious
and all We have ht ard mach, sut for bear place
before the public any more Than the above statement,
until the authorities have taken the requisite action
in the matter.
This ought to make physicians here and else.
where careful about giving certificates without first
assuring Themselves OF what their patients die Ihe
above is only enc of quite number OF in
our possession, where bodies regularly inferred have
been unearthed, l.. show how mistaken mot to say
wlully ignorant) were the hysicians who attended
them is the causes which produced death Ia these
cholera times especially, great Shou be ta6en
that the effects Of Other poison should not
be mis- taken for the epidemic disease
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Qnhn,srISr Laws ~ Curs Capt. Coiamsre, 81 the
schooner Sarah ash which arrived 81 this port jester
SAY from san Juan de- ios Remedies Cubs 18th inst
reports that two days previous 20 his sailing the Health
Cfcer declared that every vessel from ports In the
United states infected with cholera ports within
City leagues Of the same subject TO quarantine Of
forty days At Havana; ard those from non.inf.oted
porte, with clean bills ~ health 10 eight days Capt
toilaore also reports that 10 s believed by some that
the thOler, prevails there as wei In the United
States. whole districts w the interior have been
svcpt Ell By disease called by the m Cholera
tus" cctasientd ny drinking bal wattr. There Wa
plenty = rain 81 san Juan sad the eroP looked fsir
ks,.p Ace. Tree, Jsiy W.
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The Dead of fsAc.

Ex-rresidtnt Folk.
Mrs. Madison.
Madame ta,aignsc.
Madame R.csmier
Major General Gaines
Major General Worth.
Colonel duncan.
Lady Blestirgtop.
John Wilson the vocalist.
sisncr De Begins. the vocalist.
Daniel tai bls the comedian.
Ilcfmanus Bleecker.
John l. Lawrence.
Major General kearney
Ex. Aing charles Albert, 81 Sardinia.
JAm,s Hepburn
hersbsi Bugsaud.
Madame Sarrast.
Ming " illiam % Holland.
Ibrahim Pscba. II Egypt.
Shah Of Persia
Maria fdsewortb, the novelist.
Theodore Lyman, Of Doston.
David u. Ogden.
Daniel Duncan, NJ. G., Of Ohio.
Hon Cornelius Warren, Of New York
Hon John Morgan, u New York city.
Major whistler, Of Russian railroads.
Marquis D'Algre, the French millionaire.
Gen. Belknap, railr .ad contractor.
Col Johnson the Napoleon of the American Turf.
Gen. Sir Hector Matl,ap. n. q. u.
DR. Carmichael Prof College Of rbyticens, Dublin.
RI Rev. Or. Crolley II &. rrmste OF ireland.
Lieut.. Cen Sir Benjsmi ID Urbsn.
Gen. Sir n. ragrt.
Duke of St Adams.
1T Hon Sir d. Knatchbull.
Robert vernon
Br.vstMajor Gates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-02

The whole amount Of Peter. pence collected In Gin
sinDsti, was ~ 800.
Ferdinand Dollar arrested In this city few days
snce. for attempt 10 murder ha wife, from fA,-
dclphia whore he has eyed mother, whom he hes
neglected for tome time.
There we're deaths In Baltimore for the week end
ing the Goth int NO ease q cholera
The estate Of General Beknap CLAIMS balance duc
from the Vermont central Rairosi 90 100000,
While the railroad elaine that he indebd Sl7 900
Eight difference in sescwnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-02

A large and fine ship. called the rhaielphis ~
shout $50 tons burthep i to be launched Saturday
zft,tpoon next from the yard Of Messrs Psrine Pat
t,rson and Slack, Eot river She is Intended for
Asstrs Riehardson. Watson, Cos lire " PBsa
s,lyhia and Liver peol packets.
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Total. ..... AZ, 232 392S7 1850 81 $50
Clay's maj 3,945 Majority for Taylsr, $3.50
The last delegation to Congress, from that State,
stood, wings @ democrats, 3.
TENNESSEE.
In this State, to-day, Governor, State Legislature,
and eleven Members Of Congress to be chosen The
following is list Of the candidates and the ofl9,
compared with that Of 1914
GoyERsoR.
Whg Democrat.
Neil 8. Brown. William TrousiaIe
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NORTH CAROLINA.

TIE election for Members OF Congress and for Clerks
ofths County Courts takes place to-day. list Of tho
candidates. together with the comparative votes os
1874 and 1s4s, will be found below.
NAMES Oh CANDIDATES.
dat. Wing. Demscrss.
5-Tho%ss l. Clinshsm, DO Candidate
3-Edmund Debeney, Green w. Caldwell.
4-Augustus II. Shepperd, Thomas. W. Keene.
6-Henry X. Nash, A. w. Venable.
IN. C.naaat. John Il J. Daniel,
William Clarke.
7a William s. Ashe,
David Reid.
8-Edmund Stanley, William X. Lane.
9-David Outlaw Thomas j. Person.
The following is the comparative veto Of the Pres-
Dental elections Of ls44 and rs =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-02

THn CssbRn's NEws.-The news by the Cam
bria, one week later, should come over the wires
n-dsy II is over due. We are anxisas - hear
from Hungary.
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