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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
GEORGE M. BRIGHT,
rarding and Commission Merchant,

SON. dnkiOI II ~OAg
GEORGE IA. BRIGHT,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
WesE Street. near the Steamboat Landing,
MADISON, INDIANA,
&C. 60 : Of P Pr &c and &c, Gr0se 70 .,I 2ed aa sss ess,Iog and n r0 srss of
Flour or other produce when received in store. or to be shipped by
s Sr~s % anT e Of g %efss' by . Ri ssaf, or R Maa Il =" psr tfsisrn sa a@r
ton, at as low rates as it can be done.
Madison, May I, 1919. l02-3mf
KELLY,s IRON CARBON.
VNHE subscriber is now prepared to furnish smiths and others,
4 his newly invented compound for hardening iron, givngit
t sifee ei6Sss sseS on ssssl t isa a 1sieielnf having ,!i Ss'ss' e1o,s tSo sso years .1 70
the experiment. and completely succeeded, he adopts this method
of getting it into general use, preierring ito peddlng IN patent
u Heps soiS orders and a fair trial. 90 JOHN REILLY
SMITH ~ HANNA
a RE the continued agents of ~BRaNDRETTs PILLS. Every
N family should keep a box of these celebrated pills, so harmless
diet and using these pills, people would have small doctor bills to pay
NIB. Our store is opposite the Branch Bank-"oid stand" IS
LOUIS DESCEiAMP,S
I'd EMEDY for Consumption and all other affections Of the
"A Lungs and Throat, viz: Coughs, Colds, Inausnaa, Rron-
for sale BY D: cRAIGHEAD, AgentiOr Indianapolis.
Carpets at Cincinnati Prices.
UUsf received direct from the Eastern manufacturers $500
10 . si yards # T6a oS ~a%s a sh Si sse csrp sar siss a us a P eahit from 10 cents
April 20. 30 H. j. & D. C. HORN.
TO TEHE LADIES'
SAn II 's tIiEDsa mS MsS s%S priP Pisia Di FaFs,j. Lp Fint. 5in oT:s Glng-
UnA1A ANL&A A2A aA1 8aaA@
sss.. French sas s ssaA. A's ssisii. Parent fs4a.o Ss' dis,s stl ss.. S Is.s :sss s'si
at % HORNS.
Townships sARSAPARILLA.
DOZEN S. OF this celebrated medicine has been receive
A FRESH supply Q. Jaynes celebrated medicines just received
IA and for sale by l4 9. A. DUvAL.
uU OWES Cough Candy, Burnet & Biair's do do, and Hodg
Feb 10, $40. so D. cRAIGHEAD.
q UST received. a supply OF DIR. FitcI's Abdominal Supporters,
81 Shoulder Braces, and Inhafing Tubes, end ior safe at New
York PRICES, by ID. CRAlGHEAD, Agent Tor indianapolis.
February 10, 1870. 80
SsIO les.
A FINE assortment Of Ladies and Misses Caters and Bootees-
"A Philadelphia make-a good article White Kid. and Satin
Slippers, best quality, at Ely WIN. A. WEIGHTS.
IN QUANTITY.
VNALDRONS Grain aud Grass Scythes, Sneaths, and Cradles.
w Amess Shovels, Grain Shoves, Manure and and Hay Forks,
Rakes, sc.
MIN and Cross Cut and Hand Saws. Broad and Chopping Axes.
Planes and Plane Bits, Cooper Tools f all descriptions, &c. Al
will be sold low for cash. KELLOGG Il YANDEs,
Sign Of the Big Paddock and Cook stovs.
FOR RENT.
A NEWLY finished dwelling house in a good neghborhcod.
IA Forlurther informasion apply 70
VIM. L. SARGENT, ct his store.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

A good story is told by the Belfast Journal of a
college professor. as follows: "He was one Of your
precise men, who measured off sentences as a clerk
does choice tape. The good professor took il into his
head to relieve the monOtony of bis existence by an
aquatic excursion. The boat was unfortunately cap
sized near the shore, and he was pot in a fair way 10
test the virtues of Preissintz's theory. He was
averse to making an uncOuth outcry. aud had gone
down twice without saying a word, but just as hIs
occiput was disappearing a third time he rolled on
his back, and blowing like a ~pOrpoise, exclaimed.
rather louder than usual, 1t is anticipated that some
one will extend TO me a rope
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

WINES! WINES! WINES.
4 HAVE received direct from New Orleans the following splen
n did lot Of Wines, which are no drug. but of direct importation :
4octarines sweet Malaga; Z qtr casks Port;
3 qrtr casks Muscat; 3qr casks white German wine;
8 half pies Madeira; 2doz Champagne of the bes.
4 qrr casks Sauterne wine; brand imported;
1cask Bordeaux Claref; 3 rtr casks Sherry.
They will be sold at the lowest prices, by
CHARLES MAYER,
so Opposite Temperance Hall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
QUEENSWARE.

4GEfEINS AFtEs
WE have this day received a new and well selected stock,
' which we offer n fair terms for cash n produce-he Old
credit system has exploded. 100 SMITH s HANNA.
nOTTED Swiss and embroidered Tarletons: handsome gradL
u uated Paris Royal Robes, at I03 wM. A. wRICHTs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

PATRIoTIc-BY JINKs.-Brother jerks, of the La
fayette Courier, and wife, are so patriotic, that they
reserve all their great doings and ''chicken fxens'
for the Fourth Of July. All extras are especially pre-
pared to come 81 on the day of the great National
festival. This is Mr.. Jenks's way of notifying the
event:
[Prirate and confidential
Sound the hewgag!-the event happened on the
glorious birthday of American Independence! 1t
will add a new lustre to the fourth day of July in af-
ter ages!! 1t is an uncommon noun -! Singular
number!!!! Masculine gender!!!!! And it shall
be called George Washington Jefferson Jackson Ham
cock Tom Benton Martin Van Quincy Adams Frank
lin Fourth of July Ginx, so it shall !!!!!!
SUIcDE.-The following is an anecdote of DR..
Johnson -
Boswell once asked Johnson if there was no posi-
bic circumstance under which suicide would be justi-
fable.
"NO," was the reply
"Well." says Boswell, Suppose a man had been
guilty of some fraud that he was equally certain
would be found out"
"Why, them" says Johnson, in that case let him
go to some country where he is not known, and not
to the devil where he is Known
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
$4,000!
NOtice 10 lac (IOmmuuity at l,arge.

NOITCt TO lit OOfUfNUUTTy IT LUERCs
TENHIS gives me pain, but justice to myself, children, and credI-
n tors, demand it. As my wife Margaret has abandoned her
home on account of her own bad conduct, without the least pro-
vocation on my part, | hereby forewarn all persons from credit
ing or trusting her on my account, as am determined to pay no
debts of her contracting.
I73wT CAREY II. BOATWRIGHT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19

seems more important than that Of any one
else; III time 10 be on your suard--timc TO
deny Yourself the dangerous pleasure Of his
company-'mc to turn your thoughts rrSO-
iutely upon something else. The beginning
OF preference may be checkcd-it may be
S''iied To death; tits only by indulgence that
1t becomes unmanagcable. Speaking Of il
to any one, even tn hls bosom friend, is dan
GerouSi solong asno one knows your weak
ness You have strong inducements To be-
have as II itdid not exist, aud that self COIN
mand Is good for you. Directing the mind
vigorously 10 some new study, is a whole
some remedy. and a generous devotion to
the happiness OF others will prevent painful
reflection.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19
LandWarrants& Land AGENCY

rINIlE undersigned will act ms agent, nj Dixon, Ill.,,
Tor persons who wish 10 purchase Government
Lands by sending their money, post paid, with one
prr cent ~ fee: will locate Land Warrants for those
who may send their warrants accompanied hy power
OF attorney, affidavit, and 81 prosecute claims Tor
soldiers Bounty Land or Scrip enter lands Tor per
sons paying pnrl OF the money down and wait from
3 to IL months for the balance Of the money aud
keen di,ragS on hand LAND WARRANTS Tor sale NJ
lowest rates. Persons wishing to buy warrants will
lind 1t To their interest in Dixon, rs they will not be
required 10 pay for warrant unless 1t answers their
purpose II Is often the case that persons bringing
their warrants ON distance find their lands enter
I'd or their warrants cannot be- used on account ot
informally in the as>iGnmcn, OF the warrant These
difficulties are avoided by purchasing of the under
signed ns persons not REQUIRED TO pay Tor a war
rant unless it will pass inspection.
Communications, post paid. will always meet with
prompt attention. 10 CHARLES DEMENT,,
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fest it ~ lively care>>rS. hcr tenderness is
real, wah,lul aud constant. No savage
mother ever trusted her babe lr hircling
nurse: no savage mother ever pat away
her own child to suckle that Of another !!
To the cradle, consisting Of thin pieces Of
light wood, aud eailv ornamenied with the
quilts Of the porcupinc. and heads. and rat
ties. the mrSeling j. firmly attached. and
carefully wrapped in fnr>; aud the infant,
thus swathcd. its back tothe mothers back,
i horuc as the topmo>t burdcE, its eye now
chcerfuily i!as hing li.At, and now accompa.
nying with tears and waiings. which tho
p.aintivc mrludieS of the carrier cannot bush
Or, while the squaw tolls in the field. She
harGs her child. as syriug does lis blossoms
on the boush If n tree, that II may be rock
ed by the breezes from the laud OF souls, an(
soothed to sleep bv the lullaby Of the birds
Does the mother d,c. the nnrSelinu /
Indian compas>ion-shares her grave
BGnuof.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19

CimGteof CdiiorHil.-DanN Marble. no
has a PECULIARLY unknown rvcnto ncw>pa-
per editors OF getting hold Of the latest news,
has the very last that is possible TO get from
the new III DOfGGO, aud which of course
tends still further 10 enhance the attractions
of that wonderful region.
Marble was in Boston the other day and
>trulling along the whaIvcs, when he met
tall, gaunt looking figure, hose Sun.bulnt
cOuutenamcc, and tattcred paIti-,ooird gar
ments iginalIy 81 the mos, out. lsudI>h fash.
ION, had that pictures quone>> about Ii en-,
derived only from long continued exposure
10 the atmo> phere, which fancy shvlch,rs
delight to prcs,u co. canvass.
Dan, who never permits the lack Of an in
PRODUCTION to interfere when he desires to
form an Acquaintance, ha!lrdthr stranger
"IIaloc! my friend, where are you from -
'Jcs' from Ca'crlorny, stranger
'Ah, indeed! aud yUu can tell US then
whether il all. true about That gOidP some
y hat anxiou>ly iuteiroGat,d Dan in reply.
'Tr,7c ~ you live and n dRru'd sight
morc--ior no man out OF Caller lorny rally
does live
'Then why did you come hackP
Back why Ia get my family. Facts,
stranger. a man there gets SO powerful iich
thathe becomes cuvetouS oi hlm>clf-aud cl
he amt very ksaifui, viii cut his own throat
to rob himself. The root Of Ill evil. YOU
knuw-thcte's lcrtlc too much ui II, aud
I've left fora while patty on that account.
/ oh, you did. 'hP
'Yc>-aud between Won and me-'lNt'S
the only way a man San die III that blessed
land
/ .Hralthy climate. suppose"
'Iealthy it amt any thing else. Why
stranger, You can choose there amy climat,
Won like otor coll--aud that without ira
vchn' more than fifteen minutes. jest think
~ that the next cold mornn' when yOu &C
on, ~ bed. There's mountain thcrr--th,
SAWYER Navayday, they call it--with y rnl
lev on each side of 1.-THE one hot and IN,
tothcr cold. Well, cit on the top u tina
mountain with n double. hnrr,led Gun, an,
YOU can. without movin, Kill either summc
or winter game, Jest as yon WILL
what have you ever iiipd it|
sItied il! or,cn-anh should have don
pretty well hut for one thing
well, what was tha,P
Il wanted dog that would stand both I'll
mates. The last dog had Go-e on his Ia
while riu,n' cnthr summer 'ldr. lie didn
ri, entirely ont Of the winter side, you sec
Irew aS YOU liveH
Marble slopcd. albany Argus.
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TO 1l(II.y,EsS,

ORlCES oi boiling clothes reduced, Va. Q
l to % per yard, (i0 'uchcS wide, best
hr1nds.) a gradual reduction on lower numbers
to Il - lur No. |. II can be sout nv mail at
same rate of postage IA letters, VIZ 10 cents pr.
ounce COT 800 miles or less, 80 cents per ounce
Tor alt distances beyond, (Vci hung about / ~.
per yard.) large supply OF arr Mill
stones, Screen aud Fam Mill ne, Potn.
HE Mills, Plaster, ETC., etc, on hand. No 2l1
North Main street. next square above Missouri
Hotel, ST. Louis. faIll q & C.TODD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19
Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLY & GALLEY

ID ErURN ,hnuk- nthc public tot the liberal
ia patronage extended Ia them. anl would state
tnat ihry have removed to the n,rth side If the
CITY Hotel to the building adjoining the house
lately occupied hy John McCary. They have
procured the latest
FaN and UInter FaShi0nS.
direct from New York, which viii cuahle them
to make up garments in the most fashionable
style. Work will be- done IN the best manner
aud all garments made to it,
bitlNa Sep rs. lSlS
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FOm the Boston Traveller.

The following j. an extract from letter
~ commercial houSe in this city, dated at
san Francisco, October 8:
''Slnce my last, the first, second and third
mates have rm away, and the crew have all
deserted. eXCep, one :, anan aud two boys.
10 enable us I" leave This port. have been
obliged 10 ship 'kauaka>' al so per month.
with Ia" promise that we willreturn here IN
December The harquc viii sail for Mon
t"rey on the llth int.
"lhrre are seventeen veSSPls in port niue
OF which (iucirding the SHIPS Ilnntrc>S aud
Rhore) are laid up for " ant Of crews to nav
igate them.
"GOld continues 20 We found in great album.
dance. and the excitement in al its force.
Vessels aud people ATE Jaily flocking here
from all part, al the Pacific
The captain of the ship IIunirpSS. above
alluded 10 writes home To her owners in New
York city, undcrdate Of san Francisco. Sept.
81, confirming the general deserton of YES
sells by officers and crews (S2, 900 or $1,000
per month, which can he dug al the mines.
being too much temptation for honest mem
the extreme high price Of everythng-thr
inability to procure laborers at any cost-and
then goes on TO show the immoral result of
. WIS NV l''' wv di4 anu
restraint being cast aside. He says:
lam told from good authority thatthe GUS
tom OF those who sell liquor at the mines bv
the glass is. to take from the little bag which
the customer hollis opcn.a pinch (a> ofsnuif
for one glass Of bad, watcrcd whisky. ]
tried the experimct. and found could easily
take up 81 worth Of dust, at the rate ISIS
per ounce. Those who have large thumb
and understand the business, can easily talk Z
up six or eight dollars in the same way,
a day or ~ since, a gentleman with whom
! am very well acquainted. from the Sand
wich Islands, wanted a man to take his trunk
from the bench 10 his lodgings, and seeing
an idle, half clad negro, apparently run.
away from some vessel. lac asked him il he
would like the iod. The fellow cast at him n,
indignant glance, and turned away from hin
without deigning n reply; but after he ha,
gone about five steps, he turned round an,
approached us, drawing FROM his bosom
small bag Of dust, and said. 50 Da you ihinl
IN lug trunks when I'll get that muo h in on,
da He had more than one hundred do lars
Since | commenced this, have seen al
intelligent gentleman from Hartford, Con
necticut, who has just come down from III,
mines. He has been absent from thi
place two months, and although man O
delicate constitution. Che came out for IN
health the net proceeds Of his expedition
amounted to 81 800. He gives me vivi
picture Of the existing state Of affairs M i
he gold recin. He thinks more than 81,
, G00,Ga0 worth of gold has been collectc
there this ssaSon, and that il may be SAFE!
said the mines are in Cxhaustible.
As Won ~ M n Sunnn,p yice ofnyery lind
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.UONE. SWEET NOVA"

hllE undersigned offers, very low Tor cash, n
n desirable Farm situated in Livingston coun-
- ", ILL.,, about 20 miles from Ottawa, contain.
ing SOncrcs, one hatol which is timber. with good
hcwcd log ho,rc, stable, CRIBS ETC. on it. Also, a,
the dooran excellent well Of wa,cr--li acres nrrun
der fence and cultivation there Is also young or
chard aud fine lot of shrulbcry ON the premises
For particulars enquire of A VI EnEgsor, South
Ottawa, or ID BUCHANAN, north side at the puIIC
square, Ottawa u $ EurRSpl
Psf application is made soon a bargain may
be had AUG. % A Vi T.
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From THE SULTAS.-The Post Of yester-
day says: sour countryman, s. i. II.
Morse. has received, this morning, from
Constartinople, an ornament of gold, set in
about 200 diamonds. It's the decoration of
the 'Order If Glory" called the "Nishan
stlkar," and is Of the second class, the Sui
tan wearing the first. Mr.. Morse has re-
ceved thi, magnificent, present from the Sui
tan, as q testimony of his appreciation of his
system Of telegraphihg.-K Y. True San
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So Reward.

TINE above reward will be paid by the subscribers,
10 any one who viii give them information ri
the whereabouts of one LrwlS BrNorR Gcrmnn
pcdlnr, tie leh this place about the iir.t OF June
last and when last heard from, was SEEK IN Knox go.
lie was about five feet five inches in hcightnnd ah
cr small size, and ubou, - years otngc.
ANY one giving any information Of him, whether
dead or nliyc, will receive the above reward
iddrc@ ROSENFELD g. ROSENBERG.
Chicago, Dec 4, 6Si6. j9-lm
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.<s.S SNIIDss ~itDi'.
4 L. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa
on the north SIDE ci the public sguare. where hr
will promptly attend to all calls Ia his lluc vi bu.
,Incss. FASHIONS received regularly. Al work
executed IN his shop iswarrantrh. Cutting done
IN order NAV 2S lsl7-.l6.if
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The MdiGa Noiher.-IIow helpless the
Indian infant, bonn without shelter, amidst
>,orns and ice; bu, fear nothing far him ;
God has placed near to him n guardian am
rcl, that can triumph over the seventies oI
nature; the sentinel Of maternity is by his
side. and. SO long as his mother brra,hcs, he
is safe. The squaw loves her child with in.
s,int,ivc passion; and If she does no, mani.
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DIR. J. PEARSON,

Physician, Surgeon & Dentist OrGrG, M.
Oilers Ms professional services 10 thc lnhahlt.
ants of ottawa aud vicinity. Office at his resi-.
dencc on Columbus street.
=. S,-Dr i. still continues TO perform opcr.
atoms in al the various hranchc. ri DgNiIsrRy.
Charges 10 corrcponH rih HE tme,!
March II, lsi7.
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ROWLAND 4 GUlLBERT,

Physicians ond Surgeons.
office tn. same "a formerly occupied by D..
" IIowi1nl whrsc one Or tn other ct the lirm Will
always be found, save when absent on professional
business. Ottawa, Nov2L lNi'
Dc PRATT Will rrm1in in tn Office a. heretofore.
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VOL. lX.--NO C5.

rditiion, he remarked TO the happy couple
that "Eim"nds received only one vote in
the county,"
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Mmrhic and ainmc Xnrd.

N IIONS sUuII ntOrm the IUhnmiaDis NJ
D.Ounws and surrounding country that he
mas established himsclf in the above business IN
Ottawa, on Columbus st, directly opposite Gco.
Vests livery .shl,, ~hrrc he viii I've able to lur.
nlsh "a order tomb stones. monuments, tables "
any other arlce IL hl- Inc OF business.
tlps,,, sent ~
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II. w. HOPKINS, Nj. ID.

Physician & Surgeon Oitowa, IA.
Oilers his professional services To tnr citizens
81 Ottawa and vicinity. Oicc over Walker N
Hicklins's store, whore he may be found at all
times except when ubsent ON professional huSI-
ness. Aug.b 1916.
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A steamboat is on the s,ocksand huildinCt
at Helena, Arkansas. She will he abou.
200 tons burden, and is TO run On st. Fran,
cis'fivcr,
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DR. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician & Surgeon OHdc0, IN.
OH,:rs his professional services IL the cl,lzens
If Ottawa aud vicinity. Office at his residence
=, ,hc new public square. June II, iSiI
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HENRY G.. COTTON.

AHOracy and Counsellor At Lar, and Soil
ciiJr in CtaacTy- W'dra, III.
One IN RtdJ cas- Bloca, east side Of lhe public
suu,tc. June :. lsi7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19
GEORGE 5. FlSlER,

AHoracy and Land iJcnt- OHo~c, IN.
tuIrrupus mtdthr oa,r- pttd IA any "i the
crpntes composing Ibis (9;h) rdtcirl circuit,
VIZ l,-,lle, Gruudy, hrv'm ;slrn N'ndhl, Kane,
ID, X alb, o gle, Bureau, stark, PrOua, Marshall
aud pu,nam.
Particular attention pad - procuring i'r dts
charged v,iunteer' aud soldier, Their bounty
land warrants nt soup; also procuring pension
c.r,iic Ites ami / 'rctug claims ou the govern
In.nt. LANDS ,c,'ci iJt soldiers and settlers on
war,nrs /, the Chir,g, or DrSnu land office.
Warrants hru.nt ani sril. Commissions in
,hi, line viii receive careful attention.
.DS.-N. f.. crrn"r tnurt house, ~ stairs.
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q WAGON MAKING
stl Ward g. Doggett.

eS,- Manufacturers Of EOOTS and Shoes
Nhdlrboro, Mass, are prepared 10 furnish country
dealers etc, with al kinds of Boots and Shoes by
hrca-c or dozen, on the most reasonable terms ai
their store ~ Lake Street. Chicdao s.pi-1
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Cra0cs, 81.
VI m. Erwin.

Sfordgc, Forwording, and Commission
Merchant, Deaier in all kinds Of prodnce.
Ware House, North Side of the Canal
Ottawa Ill.,
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Nrw PAPER At WAsniscroS.--H % SAID
that Mr.. Dull,, Of the New Orleans f'eay;
une, and MIR. Gallagher, OF the ucnmonu
tva) Republican, are about Nsroo"ea.,
Press" They are both able writers, ~"
experienced In the newspaper business.
il to be political journal. and M a"veeMs
of the views of General Taylor, the T'e''
dent elect.
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SETH G.. EARL.

SETT {. EARL,
49, Carriage, Ho,@e \ sign Pain
9si - Ter, Paperer anil Gtt-icr,
go OTTAWA, til.
>n"p on Columbus street near Dr. .Scnrmcr.
hnru's ulir"
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NIILrON Ii SWIFT
LOVER Il {
GLOVER & COOK,

Attorneys and COm'cilors at LGr- Oiidwd.
q See Ia Reddck's Block, east eide oi tie public
square. June, iSi}.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
Cholera nj ~. Louis.

ST LoUIs, Tuesday July s.
The interments yesterday in ten out OF the
twelve Cemeteries belonging to the city we're 49, Of
which l0j were from Cholera
The Official report Of the mortality OF the city for the
week ending sunday nilht, July J. shows s4' deaths
of which 7}3 were from Cholera. For the last I'VE
weeks the aggregate ntermen;s amount 70 1000 oil
which 2oO4 w-re from Cholera. The aggregate number
of nerments for this week exhibits an increase OF -2
over the number for last week, and sn Increase OF
Cholera intermenrs Of l4l for the same period
The Common Council az their meeting last night
enacted rigid Quarantine ordinance which provides
that no boat shall hereafter land her passengers within
three miles Of city unn inspected by the officers 81
Quarantine.
There Is favorable change IN the weather ~ DAY,
and it hoped that there will soon be an abatement IN
the terrible scourge which has carried away % many
victims from among Us Yours u VI.