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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

LN NCvzMLNGM 10
w HEREAS NV wife LUCINDA, has left
wv my bed and board without good cause
or proyLeation, this is to forbid all persons
harhoring ~ trusting her on my account, as
shall pay No debts Of her contracting
JOHN r BLAIR.
Kent. March 5;h lS4o. 3w43.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

The It'll Senatorial District Cosuea-
&ieS meets at Wsst Cornwall on Wednes-
day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

As e We 0Ay ON0
WOLc0TTHILLE, CT,
CONTINUE TO MANUFACTURE SERA-
PHENES q MELoDEoNS.. of the
Uery best q1taiityef TONE
and WoTkInGnship.
H0HESE Instruments are not infe. Tor to any
made or used in this Country, They ere
~ well adapted TO hnrch or PArIor Muslc.
Dayton'S improved MelediaR.
THIS Instrument is a combination of the Ser
aphene aud Melodian; il mas all the advanta.
ges of the former. and yet is almost as porta.
BILE as the latter. They are Of Rosewood,
Black Walnut AMI Mahogany, and finished in
the best manner.
They are admitted by the most competent
judges TO be superior to any others now in use
All instruments made and sold by them are
warranted in every respect.
0s-The public are invited TO call and exam
inc them, .
Instruments Tuned and Rspo;red,
-Welcottitle, Jan. 10th ls49, 1885
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
Sale of Real Estate.

DURSUANT to an order Of the Court OF
l. Probate for the District Of Litchfield. will
be sold at Public Auction. (if not previously
disposed Of at private sale,) ON the 18th day Of
March. ls4o. SO much OF the Real Estate Of
Moses Morse, late Of Litchfeld, deceased, a.
will raise the sum Of Three thousand Six Han
bred and Sixty-four dollars and Forty csats,
with accidental charges.
Sale 10 take place m said day. at l O'Clock.
P. E, at the late residence az said deceased.
CHARLES L. WEBB. Admir-.
Litchheld. Feb. 9th. 1919 AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
BEARDsLEY HOUsE,

WEST VILLAGE. -EYLa-STED, CT.
THIS new and elegant House situated in
\ this nourlshing village. viii be opened as
hrsi class Hotel, On the 10th snstsat. BY Mr.
JULIUS PECK. assisted BY SAMUEL Shepard
Dotn isv~ably knowa TO the traReling cammn-
nny 40 gentlemen Of character and experience
in this business. ~---.. n. = u.s.
The House 10 new. and richly furnished, and
70 to be kept on Temperance principles in q
style worthy ~ the place. and In manner "a
CoaRected with the esfahiixhsnsnt II A lar1e
and splsaAid HALz4 fnE - kseSnmsiatisa Z
Plsss9stsp aftiee. -
is hepsa de snaxpsisias psqtliasss win
ssesiEU slks sspsssk sae Psissasts. q which
Na % entitled. 80.
n. B.--oood staSling sAa en- sEesilsnt tIss-
eles inAitanAanes.
WiMstsd. FEB 10, teao. 0wal
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DISSOLUTION,

THE ce.paFtaagaAip hsrsiOlors existing %.
u der che nam u a. II
&c. BRAbY = WEBSTER,
% thlp Cav dissalssd b mutual eenssnl. Al
accbunle Mill b settled - A.0. DnAyv.
a. 9. BRADY,
a.. ss M. b. WEBSTER.
Wolesslvllle. -. 10. lee. sti
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

~ROCERIES.--Ffesh BRgn4 Coffee
VI ground and unground; Black and
Green Teas; Crushed. Pulverized, Rectifi>
ed and Brown Sugars; Pare ground Gina
min, Pepper, Alspice, Mustard, Raisins,
Nu,megs. No. l Starch, Indigo, &c. &c, fof
sale by G. ADAMS 3 Co
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
TO BUILDERS.

PROPOSALS will be received until the 9oih
4 day Of March next. for building MEET
ING HOUSE. in Kent. Application for in
formation may be made. and proposals. receiv-
ed BY JOHN NJ RAYMOND, } pr;,d;r,
REUBEN NJ. GIBBS. g..
ASHBEL FULLER.
Kent. Feb 10, ls49 Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

and for the District of Kent. on the 10Th
s3sy or February, 1912.
Present. JOHNSON c. HATCH. Esq Judge
an motion Of Almira L. Perry. and Reve.
~ RUS Camp. Executors Of the last Will and
Testament of Nathaniel P. Perry, Esq.. late Of
Kent, within said District, deceased This
Court doth decree that six months from the
date hereof be allowed the creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims against the same
TO said Executors, or be debarred recovery
alter they shalt have given public notice Of
this order by advertising the same in public
newspaper printed in Iich6eld. and by post.
ing the same on public sign poet in said town
Of Kent Certified from record.
AZ JOHNSON C. HATCH, Judge.
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officers Of the Co sss1sGssy.
WILLL9.M BEEBE, President,
OLIVER GOOD WIN, Treasurer.
JASON WHITING. Secretary.
R16AsecENasR

R9i1ecEO9'e.
oliver tso S5Sf B. 6 G WHirTLEsES
:. G BECKWITH. DAVID c; SANFOR 3
JASON WHITING, LEMAN w CUTLER
GEORGE c. WOODRUFF.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
JOHNSON c. HATCH Judge.
DISTRICT OF WArERTowN, s.. !

DISTRICT OF WATERTowN, s.. }
Probate Court, Feb 18th, 1s49.
II SITE Of Anthony Garnsey, late Of Wa
II tertown, in said District. deceased. The
Court Of Probate for the District of Watertown
hath limited and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors Of said Estate.
represented insolvent, in which to exhlbi, their
claims thereto; and has appointed Leman w
Cutler and Amos A. Grdley, Of said District
Commissioners TO receive and examine said
claims. Certified by
HOLBROoK CURTIS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the store Of the Waterville Mag. Co.
in said Watertown, on the 9th day Of March
next. and on the 10th day Of August next, al
8 o'clock, in the forenoon, on each of said days
fcrthe purpose Of attending on the business Of
said appointment.
LEMAN W. CUTLER. , Commits
A. A. GRlDLEY, ! sioners.
All persons indebted to said Estate, are re.
quasted y make immediate payment to
az TIMOTHY J. SKlLTON, Admir-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

R P irfwngPElRIY, W. y.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Falls village. cenns Ness
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

TIME Court az Piobals saF che District Of
IL Nsw Milford. hath limited end SLOWED
six months from che date hereof. tnT The esedi-
,ags 60 che E1lale u Denied MeFwln. lsie Of
New Milford. IN saiS District. deceased. IN
witch 20 exhibit their elaine los allowance
and settlement. Those neglscting y present
their accounts wi,hia said time, will Be de-
barred > seeovssy.
An persuSH. Indebted 70 said Eslsle are 70
'An6s.ss 8 ask fiNmsaisia neSMenlfe
HENRY ". MAfRWltg akoemGeF. /
tlaw naElEglas Fshs %, te<n. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
LlTGEITl!ELD
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY


THIS Company hasbeen in Opration Fifteen
Il Years ending JAY 3,lS4s, and haveissuet
3l53POlicies.
Amour. ofPropertyinsured during
the time lie, S2,543l54
Amount of property now insured is yOe4, 62l
The whole amouEtof cash premi-
ums paid into the Tssasury du-
ring the time %, el2,474.35ls2
To interes, receivsdon Loans l,ll9,t3
ls,;ss,ssi.2
Amounto Of Premiums no charged
on the Books which can be COL
lectsd if required. 22,232 ,76l Q
$685. IS
The whole amount Of Losses which
have been paid is, SIC, 55l,69
lie amount OF expenses
paid to Agents. and
for lns plates, Books
Present capital or funds Of the Com. 22.667G0
There is now no claims against The COm2a-
ny for losses--and during the time il has been
in operation. there has no, been any assessment
made on 4he charged premiums
The expense ofinsurance in this Company on
detached Dwelling Houses has been but cts.
on the 500 per anDUm,
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

NOR SALE at this affiee--A History and
Il Gansal0Gy Of the KilhoaTn Family an this
Continent; including copies Of old Wills. BIZ
agraphical Sketches, Epitapbs. SIC. A ccpsous
appendix contains extracts lsem ancicas 20.
easta, correspondents seaative ta tina tamiylA
Great Rritain. extracts from British aud A.
mesiean periodicals., togethes vita letter "
pEoa. 0ihbs VI Yals Colleee ON che erlair aa1
meaning ofthe wogd KiIbopsa. WliA EagFavs
iags. taa pages rsise ca.
JUNT RECEIVED
10y the unhserlbct. 7 50 tanehea ore
ID qnalily ,waFxsnlea sillNsii.gS ard loee
hnnehea Of Lalh, together with lnti rasaFt
meat OF Western LnnhsR Aua sHalsF G1msns
eanslanllv 90 hepd P. PORTER.
West coFRwalI, Goa. alEAs iaae. aMs-9s
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

Woodbury.. March LIST. ls49. '42
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boatnen.

The committee charged with the duty eI
circulating the request to liquor dealers IL
this place 10 abandon the traffic in ard
en-, spirits, reported at the Temperance
meeting on Monday evening their progress
They had obtained four or FIVE hundred
signatures, and it was noticeable that ma
ny Of the signers were drinkers themselves.
Thus the victims themselves Of this vile
poison ask the rumseller 10 withhold from
them temptation which they are too weak
to resist when presented. Wha, fiendish
business is this rumseling
The request had not been as industrious
" circulated as waN intended i, should be
and it is to be kept going. Very few, to
whom i, has been presented, have refused
TO sign it, and the inference thus far is war
ranted that an overwhelming majority ct
our people sincerely desire the disc0niinu-
ance Of this traffic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

SOM QULRIrS.--li n" no- priy" president
choose every member If his cabinet from
the ranks ci the ianke>t Kind Of "whirs.n
what would the same individual have done
II he had come into pow or a. party r.,>i.
dent? The would have done precisely the
same thing, then what il the difference
between "rartN' aud "no party? II there
be none AZ all, why should good men TO
II, sruhcd Tor being kuowna> ''dcmocrat>"Y
Au>wcr,-''lt was the remark ola RuirDn
consul, IN an early period ot that ccl.brntrd
republic, that Il most striking contrast was
Observable in the conduct e candidates for
oi'i'e> oi power and trust. b,iorc and ritter
obtaining them. However niue T., world
may have improved, IN the lapse e up.
wards # two thousand years s,.,.. the
rcmalk was made by the yiItu.D. and in.
dis'nnt Roman, fear that n >n.t exam.
luatlon Of the annals ofSume Of the modern
elective governments would dcvcl ~ similar
instances of violated confidence. - Genera!
Harrison.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

'HoSoGRAPuy..-Sev friends, deeply
interested in this subject, have requested us
20 call attention TO the Phonetic MJarazine.
printed a, Cincinnati, by LongIcy aud Bro.
at 81 year. 1t is cheap monthly. print
on the phonetic type. aud is readable bv any
common scholar. No man acquainted with
the many absurdttes that abound in the
present photographed system ofthe Eng.
lIsh language, can do otherwise than desire
that reform full as thorough and radical
as is proposed by the photographic system,
should at once be universally adopted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

4 heavy ro5ber, was committed on board
the Steamboat Prairie State on her las, trip
from 81. Loais to Peru, in reference to which
we have the following particulars. The
gentleman robbed vas MIR Fitch, Of ST Louis
and the amount taken about $llco. twas
taken out Of a box, which was opened 10y a
false key, IN the state loom Of Mr.. /. willie
he was asleep. Following is a description
OF seine of the money:
so Virginia money, rather old.
SO Torn in the centre old bill, names on
face, are pasted together.
500 IN Ohio and Tennessee, with some
so bills,
500 Wisconsin, mostly S3's.
Balance mostly Indiana, Kentucky, SC.
Some sos on 81. Bl> Missouri.
Mr.. L. has offered reward Of 500 for
the recovery of the money aud apprehen.
sion of the thief or thieves.
On arriving at Peru, three individuals
were arrested on suspicion, and an cNanin.
iHatlCn elected such facts, we understand.
as TO warrant their committal, but none Of
the money was found about them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

CONTROVERSY SErTLrD.-Thc difficulty
between O'Reilly and the owners Of Morse's
Telegraphc Patents, in regard to the con.
tract between them upon which the former
has been constructing lines, is now settled.
The con,eudng parties met at Washing.
ton city on the Sth of March last, and agreed
upon aud executed an article ofcompromiSe,
so that Mr.. O'ReilIy is to proceed with his
operations as in the first contract agreed
upon,
Mr.. O'Reilly has also the right and use Of
the two inventions by Balm aud Prof Hou.e e,
to use upon his lines.
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in that State, on a writ Of attachment, for q
clam of 81, gij, against the estate owned by
numerous German noblcmen aud t,tion
for them 10 appear and answer, via: The
Duke of Nassau, Duke OF Meiningen. Duke
of Coburc Gotha, rrinccFred,iick oi Prussia
l.anngrave. This array ofGeiman nobility
i known IN Texas a. the German Emiria-
ton Company. under whose auspices large
numbers OF German ,mierant> have been
introduced INTO that State. The claim
against the Company is for s5,!I5, on ac.
count Of several drafts drawn hy tie Com.
rany's agtutSr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

PHys'oLooY.-We were deply interest
ed in the lectures delivered at the cour
house, on Wednesday end last evening, By
Mr. Maxon, on the subject Of physiology
Mr. NJ. illustrates his lectures by an anato.
m'cal figure Of French construction, which
serves all the purpose Of full dissection oil
alesuiar subject Considering the valu,
Of these lectures to all classes Of persons
we are surprised to find them so poorly pat.
Fon'zed by our citizens. This evening will
be his last effort unless better patronage /,
afforded. We do hope he may be enabled
to coutinnc and deliver whole course.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

The citizens of st. Clair County, H.. held
meeting IN the court house on Friday
evening, April the 18th inst, in aid of the
above object Mr.. John Shiel acted r.
president. We copy the preamble and
some OF the resolutions which were unani-
mou,ly adopted by the meeting. There i,
no mistake, something must be done, or
there will be sights on the plains:
UbereGS, by reason of the unprecedented
muIttude> ENGRAVING the present season
from the frontiers Of Missouri 10 California.
1t is confidently believed that grass and for.
age for animals viii fail: owing To which
circum>tanc many emigrant> will be una
Bile TO proceed to their destination: 0Dd
ricrcdS, itIS feared, in consequence of tbi,
INABILITY, hundreds Of our fellow citizens.
especially woE'en and children, will be left
To perish in the sandy deserts between the
South Pass and California, unable to pro
coed or to return: and WhcredS, i i 5elie.
we'd that the popular excitement in regard
to The gold regions. has been mainly occa-
stoned by the ollicialreports Of Government
Agents; and whcrcgs. it is regarded a, a
paramount duty Of Government, irrespcct-
i've oi pecuniary observations, To take all
necessary steps for the preservation Of the
lives ot our citizens: therefore,
ReSoired, That the opinion ofthi, nee.
Ting, Government should immediately TAKE
all proper and necessary measures, by senh.
ING ~ pursuit Of cmerautS sufficient ,rair
or trains, in order TO carry TO their place nf
destination all such as may have been for.
SAX q a o, tho ,latt,s ., l.
Resolrcd. That wee earnestly invite the a..
tcn'ion, aud invoke the assistance Of Gov.
crnmcn', 10 this humane and prai>eworthy
Object.
Resoired, That our citizens ,hrouchou,
the United States be- requested to go ope.
rate with ", in expressing their views and
wishes to Government on This subject. and
they he requested to hold suitable meetings
III aid ofthi> object.
! Resolrcd, That copies of these resolutions
and preamble, signed by the officers. orthi>
meeting, be Immediately Transmitted 10
Warrington, 10 the President aud Cabinet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

JofN THE "SnSs "-Thc New Orleans
Crescent, publishes the report of Committee
appointed for the purpose of ascertainnr
the nurnb,r of death, from Asialic Cholera
winch occurred among the Sons Of Ten,-
p'rance in that city and the adjoining towns
during the recent epidemic. The commit,
tee state that there are 1914 members of the
different Divisions in New Orleans, Lalay-
cite, Algiers, aud Gretna. In these Diyis-
ions three deaths only occurred, and in some
ct them not a case OF Cholera took place.
OF those who died, one had been member
but week, another less than month, and
the third was Waterman who was much
exposed. The proportion Of deaths in the
CITY was iiiteen to every 1000 souls Will,
in the Sons of Temperance the proportion
was in more than each 400 members.
These are significant facts, and will ten,
materially to aid the cause Of Temperate,
in this country.
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new experiment Is uoN proposed by
the friends Of temperance in this place, to
reach the evil which has so long baillled al!
their assaults. II is, 10 bring the question
at once to the pollS--o! license or no icen>e.
\ meeting is called at the cour; house on
Monday evening to nominate a ticket to he
supported by the no license party. We
shall thus at least ascertain the strength of
the rum sucking party in our town, and see
how many men there are who believe rum.
selling is 40 evil.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

RAISING THE STEAMER Missouri At
GinRALrAR.-Secretary Pre- ston, it is said
has called, by letter, upon Commanders War.
rington, Skinner aud Smith 10 report the
name Of some suitable person TO proceed 10
Gibraltar for the purpose Of making an ex'
animation into the condition Of the Steamer
Missouri, sunk near that place some year,
since.-Cap, George W. Taylor, Of sub.
marine-exploring fame, has been rrpres.
cntcd as "a worthy person, peculiarly quail.
fed to make the desired examination and
report and the probability is that he will
have the mission.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

PRrsDuRv s. Co.'s DrrEcroR.-Weh have
more than once had occasion to notice this
excellent work. The last number, in ad.
di,ion To the usual contents Of such works,
"a full and accurate list of all the banks in
the Union, the current rates of their bills
description Of all counterfeit bills, &c.,
contains in a supplement, some 800 fac 81.
miles of gold aud silver coins, embracing
probably all tina: are found in circulation a
the present day. The work is published
monthly at ST. Louis, by Prcsbury s. Co.
Exchange brokers, 81 Main st., a, 81 q
wear.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

NrUMIs.-WormS are Of three sorts, viz:
HE Round Norm, found IN the Stomach;
th" Tape Worm OF the iute>tinr,, aud the
Pn Worm, small " hitc wormthat in!es,s
the feclum. Few persons are wholly free
hom these drtrs'ahle vcrmin, especially
hmalcs Old people are not exempt from
the'r expenditures vomiting,
grprS, luo>curSS, swelling ct the abdomen,
tanning. lualhing oi food. and ut other times
vordclouS appetite, dry cough, conyul.
NlnuS, 'plIepuc iIt>, grinding Of the teeth,
picking the nose, ilu>he> OF fever Ac., are
among the symptoms indicating The exist
fmce al orms III some part OF the alimcniary
canal.
\ remedy, 10 be ril,ctual, should possess.
not only the power to destroy the Worm
AMI sNrel them from the body. but Tonic
properties also, 10 restore the Stomach aud
Bowels to healthy action or the Worms
VIII soon generate again, in the relaxed and
weak cond'icn Of rye parts. Dr. J. NJ.
Martens Worm Destroying Medicine
ro>se>>,s all these qualities IN All eminent
degree. and are undoubtedly the best rem.
Cdy ever introduced to the public as n tonic
vcrmltnce. Let no one fail, a. they vaiue
health and life. in Try them. Sold by G.. l..
TuairSoN aud WHITE \ IirNrER, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

The following card appears in the ycstcr.
days Cons,i,utionalst
\ CARD-Mr. r. Hopper presents his
compliments to the editors of the Free
Trader, aud bcgS to inform them that Mr..
Monroe was 40, near his Ball Alley on the
evening ON which he was assaulted. Ifthe
Free Trader will send in their account
shall be happy TO settle 1t, and shall no,
require their veracious print any longer
The explanation we gave las, week OF
the matter alluded to above, would hav,
satisfied any reasonable man. II is trn,
the occurrence took place in iron, Of som,
other dogsery, but we doubt whether il wa
lower one. We believe both establish
ments were alike presented by the grand ia
ry at their late sitting as nuisanccs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

How many of his famous "goldometers"
Don Jose Alvear has managed to dispose Of
is at present unknown; but that he has sue
ceeded in "sellns" a good many editors,
who published his advertisement, is suf.
licien,ly ascertain,d. This Don Jose. who
has done the 'ioseys" so handsomely, is a
distinguished "Spauish gentleman" of Yam.
kce extraction, whose personal acquain-
lance is Just now very much sought by the
New York police.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

The canal msy at length be considered a
again fairly open. The packets co"men
ced running on Saturday; bat the break
above caused slight interruption un'i
Wednesday when they started again III
good earnest. Three packets PASS along
both ways each day. They make tHp
In 20 hours, and SO far as conior, con'e'
nience, &C., are concerned, we believe the
packets OH our canal are equal 10 any wa
tercrait aAoat. \ regular line Of steam
boats on the Illinois river Is running in con
necton with the canal packets, sothat there
is no occasion for moments delay nj La
Sale, in travelling either way. Freight
boats. Sc. are also crowding into the chan
mel, and already there is unwonted hustle
and activity among our forwarders and
boatmen.
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Pablo Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that there will no
meeting of the citizens of Ottawa at the
Court House, on Monday evening next,
April Both, for the purpose of nominating
tickle, FOR the friends Of Temperance to sup.
port ct our approaching election for town
trustees. The friends Of temperance and
all others are invited to attend TO vote and
talk if necessary in this matter. BY order
OF the committee. JOS. STOUT, Sec.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

Wc''hoic 'rorl1 should know there is a
remedy especially prepared to mcctthe de-
mand> OF bilious climates-a remedy des.
tined 10 supplant all others before the public
for the complete eradication Of Fever and
ACue, and all it, attendant symptoms.
That remedy, afflicted reader, is "SmHh's
Tonic Syrup, or Icgeiobic FeJritpgc." end
sold gclumehy G.. l.. TnoNrSJS and WHITE
: l!IHTEE, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

P. NJ. Al CnicAlo..-R. l.. Wilson, E>q.,
who some time since Withdrew .i.> name "a
editor Of the Chicago Journal, on accom-
Of i'll health, has Teen appointed Pos: Mas
ter at Chicago. Mr.. W. IS the bosom com
panou Of Isle Smith, and no doub, will
make delightful official under the present
administration.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

"lhe cry i, >tiIl they come Nota day
passes by but large companies Of emigrant.
arrive from different parts of the Union.
There i not a state, nor scarcely county
IN either Oi the STATES that las not large
representation here waiticc Tor the appear
auce OF grass to launch themselves upon
the bunndicsS rraIrcs IN the pursuit of the
root of all evil Independence (Mo.) Er.
Ug,fiDr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

"---iIow ne NicKs 'EM."-"f have no
friends to reward or enemies to punish."--
z. Taylcr, before the election.
The Washington Union announces the
appointment Of ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY.TIIREE Postmaster, in three
days. This is MI done by the emo proscrip.
ton wings" A good three days work.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

Tur CuoLrEA.-Ths diseases seems TO
hc on the dtcinc un the rivers. Il has
appeared from several places IN which il
was most severe. Oar dispatch from New
Otle1n' dated saturday last, states that il
has entirely disappeared from that city
The report oi The 81. Loui, board of health
notes no cascS.-Sidie Register.