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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03
Down with your California Gold Dust.

=,
NOODS cheaper than for Gold dust coined
We metal good bank paper, cow-hidcs, cotton, pei
fes fnrs aio'v -four, corn oats butter, fea ilers,
beeswax, bacon, lard, etc. ....
just received good lot of fine clothing. viz Fino
cloth lrock, cloth sack tweeds blue and drab blanket
Coats.
Panfs--Sattnett, fancy and black CASHMERE.
lestS-tuncy cashmere, black satin ana fancy silk.
Fancy SiockS--- -.. .-.N ..+2
Dry Go0dS-Linseys, cashmere, twecds, mixed and
black sattnett, Kentucky jeans, all colors ckings,
shcetngs, shirtngs leached shcengs plaid Orleans
cloth, striped delso alpaca. striped gro de berlin,
Irish nec .sorsted crcyas, hoods, blk worsted hose,
binding German mitts. plain and bonnet ribbon, fringe
black and coored gimp, Swiss muslin. fancy prints,
alpaca lustrc, de lanc. cachmere hat wire, kid
Loves, spool and patent thread.
Shoes and BootS-Mens, boys and children's kip
brogans mems cow, kip and sewed calf boots la
dies xiv calf, kid and gater shoots boots black
and white hats, from common TO fine seal, cloth and
fur caps.
Saddicry-Roer buckles, mu-tngalo rings, straining
webb, cotton and worsted webbing, halter and
chains collars saddebug, brides cinges girths,
martlngales, whips, blind brides and trunks.
GroceTeS-CoHee, sugar, tea, pepper, spice, ginger,
loaf sugar saleratus cotton yarn etc. for sale cheap
by -. e. 3. BISHOP &. co.
January 10, 1879.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

~ :, MORTON, whig, has been elected
''. =. from Florida, to supercede MIR. j..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

Large Hog.--Siaughtered by james Horn, of
this county, on the l6th inst. hog, Two years
and four months old. weighing 675 lbs. He
8 feet 3 inches in length feet 81 inches in
height; 6 feet inches around the body; Is inches
around the arm inches around The tail.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03
MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, JAN. 30.

NEW ORLEANS, JAN. 90.
Corrected Weekiy.)
Cotton-Ordinary 81 s.; middIing 81 mid
ding fair, 6g 6; fair, II good fair, nomInal
good and fine. nomin al.
Sugar-Louisiana, p Al Havana 64 81; brown.
81 a 81.
Molasses-IG 2oper gal
Tobacco-24 Al c.
Flour-S4 10 a }.
Whiskey-Rectihed Is 20. ...r .r....-- .
Cofee-54 "a 6. .. ......-.. ...#
Sah-sI 25 a As.
Rice-3B a 81. - ...-.-
Corn-3J 50
VAN BUREN,. .""
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Cotton, ..~,.v 81. 81 90 25,
Flour. per cwt., 50 % q.
Corn, ear, 25 80
OATS sheIled, rr..-r Is a ~
sheaf, Is n is
Corn meal per busIel, % 80
Bacon, per lb., ....-. a 5
Lard, ..-.. a.5
Beef, ..... ..r II
Pork l 10 90
Taow, ...i.- 81
Becswax, Is n 70
Mutton, none.
VEAL 3 4
Butter, Is 20
Eggs, 10 a ID
Chickens per doz.. 81 l14
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

,. has confirmed the nomination
|T u" GsaY. of Texas, to run the Mexi-
.,,fary line.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

: ETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Van
4 1Buren Arkansas on the LIST day of January lS49
which, If not taken out within three months, will be
forwarded the General Post Office Washington City
dead let Tiers
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

NnnNLBS. Cotton Yarn f; 500 lbs. Carpet We rp;
&VOO Just received, and for sale, by
Dec. 10, '4S. WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03
From I4s .Jefers0R Cifg Enquirer.

fe received. last evening. news of the safe ar
Of the steamer Democrat, Cass, master. at
cad of Salt River. and give the following ex-
rom her IOg-bOok: --.-. 80
Ne. steamer Wing, Captain Taylor. below
|abiitv bar. where she had been aground,
klSi4. having thrown her old commander,
oVerboard. We learn that Captain Taylor
|sicd in lighting his boat over the bar. by
|lg his entire cargo of principles overheard,
snow making arrangements to refit the old
| r build new one, ready for the trip up
RIVER 10 1852. where he is bound to go.---
nairy grew out of q division of the spoils."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03
Mill Irons.

d MILL SPINDLE, complete l gudgeon, ink etc
] for sale by HENRY IL CUNNINGHAM.
January Is, 49. g..--- .....r. -.rr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

Dry Goods, g.....
snBALES Domestic IA, IS and Al.
Jus Georgia Home Spun.
10 Cases Bleached Domestic
1000 Pieces Fancy Prints. -. .u. .t.. -. ,
100 Doz Shawls (assorted.D I-N t.-rl A. q
SO Pieces Silk Hdkls.
"a 100 " Cotton. ."- -f H.. .'H
Jan. %, l849. g.J SCOTT, WHITE & CO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

u5Persons calling for any of the above letters will
- - ~ c. D. PRYOR. pm.
Jan. 81, IS49. ID eec7 iq.-u.I.-Huc I0r'l to
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

I. with much respect. your ob't serv't.
J. L. EDW RDS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

p r "a MI =, . c--.-a-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03
Queensware.
Cotton Yarn.

A CASKS Quecnsware, received and for sale by
W Jan 20, 80. WALLACE, & WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

Louder than thunder, DER the
Thy Marseilles anthem shakes high heaven
Nor shall the war of freedom cease
Till tyranny from earth be driven
To break the oppressor's iron rod.
Is but obedience to thy God
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03
STATE OF ARKANSAS.

AVID B. GREER, Secretary of State.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

The NormoRS.--Ih singular sect, who
made an exodus TO the great salt Lake Val
ley, after their expulsion from Iowa, Mis-
souli aud Illinois, have published their first
manifesto 10 all their brethren throughout
the world. II is u curious document. con
tanning many quite interesting details res.
pccilug the region IN which they have ia
ken up their abode. They have commen.
ced the erection Of city on a grand scale,
which is divided into nineteen wards. They
are TO have bath houses, shoots, colleges,
aud al! the institutions of civilization. A
gold mine was discovered, it is said, by a
party ofthem who bad gone on an cxplo.
Ilng tour through the northern par, of Yves.
tern California. John Smith, the uncle of
Joseph. has been ordained "pa,riatch ofthe
church" The guilty alton OF large tracts Of
land has been commenced.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

The day recommended by President Tay'
Tor, for national fasting, humiliation and
prayer, in view Of the fearful epidemic that
afflcts the land, win be observed by appro.
priateservices by the Congregational church
Uf this place, aud we hope by all the other
christian denominations. The history OF
the dealings OF cd towards men from time
immemorial Ottests the proprie,y as well as
efficiency ofhlmiliation and prayer in aver.
ting great national Affections, and is God
less willing to hear the prayers OF his peo-
pie now than when Elijah prayed? Should
not pastors call the attention Of their Gotks
TO this subject?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

NElAHou5LV hrvMR.-Threc young
sigiS, unmcd Sarah RjChison, Adeiia Rodc-
cts, and - Kut,inger, were drowned
IN Coruel,ons mill pond, on Six Mile Creek
near Madison, Wisconsin, on the 81 inst,
They had been wadiug about in the water
when the first one above named stepped of
a steep bank into deep water, the other two
in attempting to help her out were also
drawn in and all three drowned together.
The whole was witnessed by feeble old
man who also came near losing his life in
trying TO save them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

THOMAS I. MARSHALL has takeu the
stump in favor Of emancipation in Ken,uc.
Ky. lie came in contact short time since
with proSlNvery clergyman named John
L. Waller, who said in speech he did MOI
desire any change in the moral and intel.
Iectual condition Of Kentucky. Marshall
replied that he did not doubt the Rev gen
tlcman's sincerity, for if he had desired an
Improvement in the morals ofhi, trlIow.cit.
ilcns, he would not have left the pulpit to
become a rro.slayery, political candidate
aud if the intellectual condition Of the peo-
PIE were improved, They would no longer
tolerate such n minister as he.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

CHOLERA IL Sr. LoUIs.-Our Geographic
reports from below show the epidemic 10 be
u, length rapidly abating in ST. Louis. 4
week or two more will doubtless see the
end of it there. The excellent measures at
last adopted in reference TO emsrants by
the city authorizes had doubtless much TO
do in diminishing the disease. In lis brief
reign it has made terrible havoc. Six or
eight Thousand at least, enough to people
city, have been lis victims but the queen
city Of the west, so far from being perma'
nently debilitated by this temporary prosra'
ton, will rise from the bed of affection, with
ccansed system and renewed constitution
tina. shall give her more than her former
strength, health and vigor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20
IIeal,h Of the Town.

Notwithstanding the continued good
health of our people, and the entire freedom
Of the place from cholera, there seems to
exist a determination somewhere that, new
er,heiess, Ottawa shall have the reputation
of being largely prey u the pest. There
have within few days, been 4 hundred :n'
noIs sfloa; II cholera IN town, but Jdss So
surely as we undertook 10 trace one
10 It's source, we found it to be mace OF
whole cloth. Sensible persons had begun
10 treat these rumors with contempt; until
yesterday, the public mind was actually
raised TO pitch Of ieveriSh excitement by
a story which new like wildire, that there
were same $50 Norwegian emisrani> ia
barn up near the canal: that the cholera
was among them aud they were dying Ike
flies: that had died on Wednesday night,
SC. &C. Handbills were pat out and puo-
lie meeting convened at the court house i'm
,nediately after dinner TO take measures 10
rid the town OF this pest house.
Bat before the meeting took any decisive
measures, it was though, hes; to be LILLE
more positively advised Of the facts IN the
case. So committee was appointed to
visit the barn in question and thtnio report
OH the condition q! things. The meeting
adjourned for an hour ogiVc the committee
time to make tue examination.
Ina short time the committee returned
and reported. The facts we're about these.
A few days beforehand, instead Of $50, some
forty Norwegian emigrsEts had arrived,
md hadtaken shelter over nigh in the barn
in question: nex, day about half Of them
had left, and on the next day the balance,
except one family, Of five. Oae positively
and probably two or three OF the "h".e
number had died uhile at the barn, oil what
from the description given seemed TO have
been cholera. The family that remained
were destitute and ailing, and one--a wo'
man-was suffering under an aggravated
bowel complaint brought on by cser-eSer'
ton, bad Diet aud lack Of the necessary
comforts Of life, and although she had no
symptoms of cholera, yet for want o. Fsop-
er attention, her situation was exceedinefy
precarious.
Thus vanishes this latest cholera excite
ment. so far as the town is concerned, al
though we have not the least Doubt, but in
the country arouud us positive beliefpre-
walls that we have had dozens Of cases Of
cholera here.
The meeting al the court house adjourn
ed to meet again ct o'clock TO morrow al
,ernoon, in consequence Of report from
below that there was large number OF
enigran,s coming up the river and making
for this place. The object Of the meeting
is to take measure; TO provide tAem a com
Portable aud heaity lodging place, where
they will be isolated from our citizens.
We place 10 faith in these reports Of 500
cmigrants coming in mass; but itmay be
well to prepare for even so, il 10 more
come.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

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80
'tSpohIS"'" Tue "'lsde'p"i' N'r'h Amer
lean has furnished tina: paper with au inter
e>,ins sketch Of Hungary. from which we
mol, ,,t...;..- m ,...,--
,1.', 80. -,
states mar he "'S d'f'Ned MS "a'a from
some 81 ,ae best books on which that conn.
,ry il treated. and that the statistics Of pop
,I,,i,, ,.r......,. .,.. .,l..t -,
,',..,,
"''''- '''" '''''''" 'I'"' 100 :" 1908 ~
john Nit-reE1r. one If the secretaries Of
the London Godli oG Trade.
Th, If,ua,,y tl, ,,r....,r,r r,r,,,s.o
mari of the Nu.y,inu l,,nu,,,n. b,,S.,I,.nr.
t,.l nn ,ha,>r,t ty,I.,,,,I ,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,l,
bv C,,l,tia. by vLi,I, il l.. ,.r,,,,,.J nv ,l,,.
C,ra;hran Nlou,t,iu>--r,,,t, .rr,r,,l,,.
mia a.I W,I,.rlta. and S.ru, I, ''.rl,..
Sca,ouia aud Croatia. T., prr>,,,. t,rf,t.,.
rial rN'ruti, Sl.4l1 .rn.r,. n,,,r.. TIM, b.
f., nearly t,,.c, u, ,.r.r.., ,a, St,t,..f\r,,
York.
It,ylsrarmrrIy knovno n, IrnDrr,n3 ! .,v..
or Hungary, b4tt.t> ,.,i,i,', has reru ,u.
regcctel, and itisn. >trar.i,J u.f, the
toll .win.sIN circles. VIZ: Circle iii, >,l,.
lue UnuuDe, circle hr,uuL the Danube. cir
Gle taI> side the Chpy>s. ci,,,. uryouI th,.
Ilty>s, Province a. S,lavouis. Province g.!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20
The Sale of Brand,rth'> Pitts

HAS incrrascd more than ten fold IN four years
IL What better evidence can be- had oft Ell value
family medicine OF oi their usefulness ~ the
presentation and cure Of diseases For further ev.
Jencc however real the following
From In 'rirGR Nrrsprp'rs
The Netc York L eHing SIR say Branlrrth',
Pills ARE me lcine which their own intrinsic worth
will always secure for them agI, and ready sale.
They have drsrryel'y high rpu'nuon, alu s-s
family and anu-hLious remedy, 1t woUll he difficult
toequal thm among all thu patent me lcncs Of the
pre- cnt day
The Neir York Commercial snv.. They remove
all morbid hunors and purify the blood
The Nep York San sny- Banr'hsPn have
been used among many Of our friends AMI in our own
family We hurc uscl them nearly four year.. " e
we required medicine IN that prn.I np Doc'orsays
Df B.nndr,t has crossed CuI the. hhu.d aud no
medicine besides the Doctor pu. u.rl
Medical men of the h.ghc prot ->ional rcpwa-
ton, hive strongly r.COmu eui -, tr MI ri-"- Il h.
lous affections, con tpgtiou o. h huwr,s .;,o, ieJ-
vous and SICK headache, nr-lUG tom III" over Unlrg
oi the digestive organs, the u ol !! apitc,hs Poo,
the be-t Ncllcinc CNt1nt iur sell vug those who
are aborng under H. eli CT Of Gin Sc complaints
They mr. most 'ttr aui rlhcac,ug- IClle " and GER
tain m then eff CT. dee
ITO the WHOLE FAMILY OF NiN-W. feel both
pleasure and satI.tac on ~ recommending &C. all rr
readers Bmnd'cth- Vrgclnb,' PHI NJ thu moot Ger.
tnin, most safe and Invaluable medicine eNtunt As
nntl-bllious and npercnl Pills, wenc perfectly con-
WINGED they stand Tar above NIL other certain
IN NIL cases OF worms, ~curvy, colhuiic humor7
erysipcnS, and all affections OF the skin, hrop~y aslh.
ma, stone, g'nvc, piles. and lumbago, they viii 10
ionnd invaluable Tunes.
Beware Of councrci,S. and remember thu, Drug
glst~ are not allowed oscl the genuine Ak tosre
The certificate OF agency, 4 n & {. BWricy. ore
the general agents for northern Illinois. and NJ their
Store, l22 Lake Street, Chicago, they may be had
wholesale aud retail Ne" 'i.lSi1 "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

Detroit will De in telegraph Connection with
81. Paul, tie capital of Minnesota, on the lN
ofScptcmber next The O'Reilly lines are
progressing to there with great expedition.
-Four hundred miles are also being con-
s'ruc,cd in Iowa by the O'Reilly company.
Wa shall hear from most any part Of that
new State, by lightning in two months from
tins,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20
JuLY lSt, 1910.

The cholera is doing It's work here aud is
decidedly alarming, having grown morr,i.
client in its attack aud more fatal. The
deaths have daily increased copper ecu, for
the last days. Yesterday ca collins were
counted piled up in one burial ground wal
ting lnlcInent. Some OF them had lain 81
or 30 hours, aud the stencil from such a
mass is terrible. The grave yards are
nearly ms much throngcd during oil hours
OF the night as day, for they bury from the
German part OF the town at ali hours, IN all
ways and shapes, from 70 cart TO a wheel
barrow. The mortality among them is he.
yond anything you have ever heard. One
OF my men visited house occupied BY five
families, aud foundte dead aud fifteen had
died in the is hours preceding. In one
house opposite our mandatory, 20 Germ.
ans have died of cholera. have seen
dray load Of collins 90 there nj once. Near.
~ all business houses have stopped. The
streets wearing Suuday.like appearance,
except the funerals. ] have counted - in
ssins'c day pass my window.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

A woman, who had been employed as
cook or chambermaid on canal boat, died
here yesterday morning, and rumor said
the disease was cholera. She had been sick
some six or eight days, so that we venture
at leas, TO question the cholera part of the
business. We have not been able 10 learn
her name.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

Snalc.-Thc New Orleans P;cly4ae
cautions the people OF Tia. city 70 beware Of
snakes. It says.
The overflow has brought large numbers
Of snakes and other reptiles from the swamp
up into the streets. C1uger snakes, the
most veuomuu> known in hi, country. have
hrcn seen in several places within the last
few days, and We learned from good an.
thoriiv that little airl, while wading in the
water in iaubour- Teme, uu Saturday last.
was bitten hy something he did not st :, aud
died IN few hours alicrward.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

Irs1yyuYE FIUr.-A fire lfoIc on. in
The "af"ou>e Of Mes>rs. Needy \ Law.
renee q South Water street, abaut one
o'c'"e'g estcrlay uolnuuc. But little alarm
was a .e and the .,re-btiI was iuns Lu, Il
short tHc. ~ consequence the engines
d'i "a fanny get until near 2u'clock. In
the man time the .ire communicated to In,
large warehouse Of Messrs. RAYMOND \
HIbos Looming, which wa, soon also en-.
ve'"pd IN Ham'>. Ia spite # tue cxer.
tons 2thr Ere companies, both warehouses
ana ihigIratcr pant of the content, Of
Mr>Srs Nicely - Lavreuces were con.
sumed Raymond = GiJLsscvcd the goods
III ihrlb, arehouSe.
II Htro'gly suspected that the FIRE was
the woPs ct ~ Irccr3ioiy. 4 man wa,
seen diving te building with A liuht a
short Tine n''5' the ere broke out, Who. il
IS Su>,'c.td5 SET e FIRE. a. Dan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

ON Wuirrr.-.Ihis distinguished ami
NAL which has borne Gen. Taylor il triumph
through the smoke aud thunder or many a
conflict arrived at Wheeling ON Wednesday
last The Wheeling Gazette, in announ.
cling his arrival, says:
He is not, perhaps, Ike Sam Wellcr's
horse, "A "wcrry remarkable hannmal,"
though he is old and wilhal cutie diguiGcd
Many were the curious visitors who paid
their respects 10 the Old Champion, aud hi,
frequent uneasy twitchings evinced tha,tu.
keus Of remembrance, III the form Of locks
ct hair from his tail ani name, were being
secured by his friends.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

The CiUEGy AGAINSr TIE Russians.
The Hungarian Minister If EGolvSlIral
Affair, ha, Published form Uiprayer to De
offered Iu al, churches for the triumph Of the
Hungarian cause, in which it is said Of the
Russian invaders, iha;thoy come "to an.
nihilate liberty, independence aud iaith-tu
ensla,e the people and carry them of into
honda gc-to dcSccTate churches and holy
places to muIder the aged and the yonug,
and force the chastity Of women, sc. The
head Of the Hungarian church has more.
over instructed the clergy TO preach a cru.
SADIE against the Russians, to make the war
an object Of religion aud duty, and to tell
the people to take all that they have, aud
withdraw into the interior of their country,
aud thence 10 make war 10 the knife against
the Russians.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

AltAhtlR = 'isit ! .Is
MlssRS,OsAiAE: The cholera is again On
the decline; bu, four deaths on Monday,
and p!UOably not even that many yesterday
weather Tor the last lew days very warm;
but al'itle mere pleasant TO day. Business
very DUH
The total amount Of tolls collected upon
the canal this year, up to the present time
does not exceed Forty Thousand dollars;
thi, Is far. far below what was expected,
Ju, may, ia a great degree be accounted Tor
IN consequence Of the prevalence Of the
cholera in ;no>t If the Western cities and
towns. Should the general health Of the
country improve, there VIII no doubt be a
great increase in the business Of the canal
after harvest.
Some Improvement in prices of grain
Wheat 30 To tGc Tor spring, and Goa zoe lor
winter Corn GCa57c. white and yellow
held at TIE same p,ce. JUvENis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

We are greatly indebted to Gen. Cody,
our able and eti,ian, Secretary of State and
Superintendent Of Common Schools, for a
copy Of the School Law and a synopsis Of
the same prepared by himself.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

81. Louis Repubiicdn.--The Republican
Of the 10Th comes 10 rs increased To its di.
menSionS before the fire of the l7lh Of Nav
destroyed 1t. II however wears u brighter
face than ever, being printed on new type,
with new press, and bids fair to be more
valuable than ever issueh thing be posi-
ble.--Chi. Dem.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

CALIEoaNIANs ATTrND.-By a recent
decree Of the Mexican Government, hence.
forth the evpo,;dl'y onPrecious metals will
be ~ follows:
Gold, coined or wrought, two PEI cen.
Silver, coined or wrought, three per cent
Alloy ed or pure silver wrought into i'm.
ages, with certificate that the stamp duties
have been paid, four and half percent.
Two per cent will be collected atlhesea.
roriS on all coin arriving from the interior.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

Cholera al BeNcriNc,-The following alb
stract, says the Advocate Of the l2;h, pre-
sentS at one view the whole number ei
deaths from cholera in our town during its
visit /. was prepared FOR the'' Adj
voca'e" by the Secretary uf the Health
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

CALHorg vs. DEYroS.-Thc Pendle,on,
S. G. Messenger, announces the reception
and intended publication in its mex, number
Of reply from Mr.. Calhoun to the late
speech Of Senator Benton, n, Jefferson, Mis-.
soiifi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

Nor BAD.-The marriage of Col Bragg,
o'"a little more grape" notoriety, is noticed
by the New York Globe as surrender of
the gallant Colonel, which the Globe says
"served him right! lie should have known
that his bat'ercy could not resist the small
GrRS Of women"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE NIAGARA.
Rome Sill UncOnquc.ea!
Eicit Is'sbE.iFIOU siCiOE3
IMP2OVE.LNTI iEkOE. &c.Ac.


Yesterday. andMil.Jr here ,o.,uurro,y al. ,.r-
noon. Ia London the money m,r,rti,, t.
>icI. Flour is quoted al .y,.a-g,.u.. Com.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20
ExAcilY.

Col. JACK IIAYs.-The New Orleans
PiCayune Of the Sd con,radicts the rumor
which IL going the rounds Of the papers,
announcing the death Of Col. Jack Hays,
ehsSTexan hero. by cholera. The picay.
uns ssysths rumor Is altogether unioundcd.