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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLY a. BAILEY

ETuRN thanks to the public Tor the liberal
4 Npatronage extended to them, and would state
that they have removed to the north side of the
Ci'y Hotel, to tho building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCariy. They have
procured the latest
FaU and Umtcr Fashions.
direct from New York. which wllIeuahe them
to make up garments in the mos, fashionable
style. Work will be done in Tie best manner.
and all garments made to it.
Ottawa, Sep % 1913
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
INDIANA ELECTIONS,

A Telegraphic dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
says, that the Democratic Governor and Lit. Go.
vernon were elected by an increased ma iority
1t is thought. that McGauhey, whg, is elected 10
Congress by majority.
The Louisville Courier of the 10Th inst, has
the following additional news:
Marion County Wright, the democratic can
ddate for Governor, has co Mai W. Herod
whig, for Congress Id Maj. A whig State Sc.
nator and two democratic representatives elected.
Bartholomew County-Mason, whig, 29l ma
joriiy for Governor. McGaughey, whig. for
Congress 443 Maj. C.. c. Nave, whg, was the
opposing candidate.
Brown is elected to Congress in the 5lh district,
over Herod, whg.
Bartholomew County-Wrighis majority 1875.
Cass' majority l56.
Johnson nCounty--Wrighl's majority AT. Cass'
majority 43S.
Iippecanoe County--Wright 20 Maj Cass'
majority over Taylor 252
Lane, the whig candidate for Congress, has $50
Mpj. Whig Senator and Representatives elected.
Montgomery County--McDonald Democrat,
for Congress 60 Maj. Cass' majority 46. De.
mocraiic State Senator elected.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
For the Arkansas Intelligencer.

Mr.. Edttcr-ln your paper of the llth inst, |
noticed publication over the signature of" War
Eagle" suggesting the name of DR.. G. w. Fo-
REsTE, of Madison county, as the only suitable in
dividual TO represent tho counties of Benton and
Madison in the Senatorial branch Of the next Ge.
neral Assembly. |. as citizen of Madison coun-
ty, fully concur with War Eagle as to the right
Of that county 10 present the candidate. never
having asked the liberty to do so before; but whilo
we have the right, beg to be heard to the in
divdual that should be selected TO fill that impor-
tant position and therefore, as a citizen residing
upon entirely different water course, beg leave
10 suggest the name of Judge BERRY, as gentle
man every way worthy and qualified to fill that
responsible station. There, also, is Gen. WooD,
whose services in the late war with Mexico have
won for him the affections and confidence Of all
those who are in any way acquainted with him as
man officer and as humble citizen
| dislike 10 the name of any individual select
cd the only suitable one to fill important public
stations, while there others whose public SER
vices at least deserve an honorable notice. trust
therefore, that public opinion will not be fixed
upon any individual, until the claims of III are
duly considered and weighed in the scales of ins-
tice. A public meeting should be held, to which
a delegation from The county of Benton should be
invited, having common interest with Madison
county in the selection of proper individual for
that high and honorable trust.
KINGS RIVER.
Madison County. Aug. 90, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
THE STATE ELECTIONS.

We copy from the Little Rock Banner, of the
2lst inst, the following summary of the recent
elections in Tennessee, Indiana and Kentucky.
Irousdale is elected Governor of Tennessee, by a
majority Of 45l7. Besides, gain Of three men,
bers Of Congress-, there is gain Of seven in the
State Legislature. The returns from Kentucky
are not complete, but so far as heard from there
is decided democratic gain. In Indiana and
North Carolina, we learn, that the democracy
have succeeded beyond expectation.
The next weeks mail will no doubt bring the
full returns from Alabama. From this State we
expect to hear news as glorious as that from Ten.
nessee. The ball is rolling. Democracy is be-
ginning to assume lis proper ground, and those
who had been deceived into the support OF Gene
raj Taylor, are coming back to their old standard.
Eigh. months ago, and Taylorism would have
stood against the word--now, none so poor to do
it reverence.
rENNESSIIE FI E(rTIONS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
From the Norfolk Va Argus, Ju7y 80.

The trial of Woodward was brough. to a close
Yesterday, before the Hastings Court of the city,
alter an arduous and patient investigation of a
fortn'ghls duration. There were eighty cases of
forgery preferred against him, and the opinion of
me Court was against him on each and every
case; and he was accordingly remanded to the
Circuit Superior Court for further trial. Should
he be Indicted convicted, and sentenced in all the
cases. his term of Imprisonment and labor in the
penI'entIary will amount to the enormous period
OF one hundred and sixty years, as. by existing
law' the shortest time for which he can be sen.
fenced IN each case is two years. This would
require more than an ordinary life time to con.
summate unless we could revive the days of Me.
thusaleh. The defendant has already passed his
fortieth year.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

Decline Of the Chofera.-The rapid decline of
the cholera in this city has infused new life into
our citizens. 1t is now joyous where it once look
ed gloomy. We advise still great care and tenn.
Perance. and we trust no further alarm will re.
turn. There have been great number taken
away to their long homes, and sorrow has been
cast into many dwelling. But now if the dread
disease leave us, there will be great stagnation
of business, even after experiencing SO many per-
picking difficulties. Those who survive friends
must still labor, and, although they may mourn
the loss of the departed. yet it is important to con-
tinue trade and business. Some have given IN.
but this is wrong. All should bear manfuly the
trials of this fife. the loss of friends being, of a
the most difficult to bear with composure. But
the daily decline Of tho cholera gives us all great
hopes for the fulure.--Cin Com.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

A splendid victory has been achieved by the
Democrats of Tennessee. General Trousdale,
the democratic candidate for Governor, has been
elected by majority of 1917. There is demo-
cratic majority in The lower House of 4, and a
whig ma jority in the Senate of 3. This State,
which gave to Taylor majority over Cass of
nearly seven thousand repudiates his strong
est supporters, and administers open and crush
ing rebuke TO her late favorite. The /" sober, se-
cond thought" has very naturally produced dis
gust and contempt for the no party party, and The
result has been visited in the most Notifying
manner possible 10 Gen. Taylor, The originator of
that party, and the betrayer of it when it was no
longer useful to him. He is reaping the reward
of his faithlessness TO those democrats who were
credulous enough to think he would abide by his
promises, and by treating all parties alike, "briDg
the government back to the purity of its early
days" We give below the names of the Con-
gressnnen elect, taken from the Memphis Appeal
Of August 18th.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
A Husband eloped waA his IVife's sister.-A

A Husband eloped witA his Vife's sisier.-A
young woman of beautiful appearance, and richly
attired, presented herself TO the Mayors Court on
Tuesday morning. and stated that her husband
had fled from the city with her sister, lea wing but
herself and child in the house, unguarded and
without means TO procure nourishment to support
life. Her story was truly amenlable, and one
that would excite the sympathy of the most cal.
lous heart During the delivery of her grievances.
her mind suddenly became deranged, which ex.
cited the pity of all within hearing. In her wild
imaginations, she said that her husband had re-
turned on the evening previous, leaning upon the
arms of two persons who had risen from their mar
row confinement where they had been buried for
several years. His Honor, the Mayor, seeing the
sudden change in her conversation, promised to
issue warrant, and have the husband immedio TO.
ly arrested. This declaration appeared to soothe
the mind of the young woman, and she left the
Court, shedding copious tears, accompanied bv n
beautiful little girl, her only child.-Cm. Com.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

The Charleston (Il.) Courier, of the 2sth of
July. says that Mrs. Morrison, of that county.
on tho Wednesday previous, gave birth to four
chIldren--two boys and two girls. The children
were all well and healthy, and weighed five
pounds each. The Suckers can't be beat at that
game any way you can fix it. No wonder the
population of the State increases so rapidIy, "a.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.

We have only received intelligence enough 10
satisfy US :hat th emancipation candidates for the
Convention are b. dIy beaten, and that there has
been at least democratic gain Of one member
of Congress. In the Louisville district, Lano.
Democrat, has beaten Marshall, wing, by small
majority, and two democratic members of the lie
gislature from Jefferson county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

GIVE nre happy TO learn, on looking over our
exchanges. that the Ci,clera has disappeared al
most entirely from the W. estG.n cities.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

The latest wrinkle" " in New York is an ad-
rertising tan-invenled, but not patented, by
some ingenious fellow, which are distributed gra-
iis and which, While it serves TO create "breeze,"
informs you who makes the neatest boots, where
the best ice cream is to be procured, who takes the
mos; superb daguerreotypes, &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

G-ln another column of our paper will be
found Review of the Decison of The Supreme
Court, in the of The State vs.. John CarnaU.
The Little Rock Democrat says 6" the aathcr is a
gentleman of well-known legal ability"
The Review is severe and caustic, but just in
every particuar,-exceedingly well-timed, brief
and comprehensive. We would ask for it the
careful and attentive Perusal of every man.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

Interference in Eiections.-The cali for Wing
State Convention in Iowa, recently. was >: :.gIned
by Mordecai Mobly and George Wilson, both
lately appointed to land Offices IN that State. If
these men were democrats, this would be called
Interference in elections, but as they are wings,
il is merely the exercise of the rights Of freemen.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

GIVE are indebted to Captain BUSTER, of the
Swaiioac, for late New Orleans and Little Rock
papers. G-1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

Elders GRAHAM and Polly of the Christian
Church, will hold protrac,ed meetings at the fol-
lowing named places:
Commencing Thursday before 2ad Sunday in August
Huntsville
Thursday before 3rd Sunday in August, at Ozark.
Thursday before 4th Sunday in August, at cleans
Bottom.
Thursday before list Sunday in September, at Oak
land.
Thursday before 2ud Sunday in September, at Van
Burcn.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

Isl District-A. Johnson, Democrat.
2nd " A. G. Watkins, Wing.
3rd " j. NJ. Anderson. Whig.
4ih J. Fl. Savage, Democrat.
9th g G. w. Jones, Democrat.
9th :" j. ii. Thomas, Democrat.
7th NJ. p. Gentry, Whig.
Sth '' Andrew Ewing, Democrat.
9th |. G.. Harris, Democrat.
]OIh '' f. p. Stanton, Democrat.
ll,h " G.. Ii. Williams, Wing.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

u5-Positiveiy Job Work done at this Office
without the cash being paid for the same upon de-
livery. We have to pay the cash for the mate
rials and labor used on the work, and Of course
must have the money and nothing else.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

0IOur correspondent &C." at Fayetteville,
apologies for having omitted to mention the Rev.
MIR. Graham's Address, at Miss Sawyer's late exa-
minalion. He speaks of it as having beca asas-
teEIy effort the subject of the classification of
knowledge very important theme. We learn
from the source, that Mr.. G.. has become
part proprietor Of the Ozark Institute, notice of
the late examination at which appears in another
Column. r... ..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

The Cincinnati Atlas says I'm 1915, the
price of Steamboat passage between this city
and New Orleans was SI3O-now 1t is SIS
Between this city and Pilisburg was S40-now it is
s.. The time between this and New Orleans
was twenty eight running days-now it is often
less than six"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

o. Enclosed in one of the letters from the Ca
lifornia emigraats, received last week, we found
the "California Song" published on our first
page. 1t is the production of Mr.. Davis, of this
county, and is indicative of the light heart md
buoyani spirits ef all those who hay taken the
Arkansas Route 10 California. The merry song,
the last thing at night and The first in re morning.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

Orerfo,o in Louisiana.--The Natchitochos
Chronicle of the 9th says: " Since our last, the
river has risen about two feet every twenty -four
hours. 1t is now extremely high and rising ra-
pdly. The Duck River came down on Thursday
last from Shreveport. and reported the river there
to be four feet higher than ever before known,
and still rising. The greatest alarm prevails
among our planters. Already quantity of
property, and much of the growing crop, has been
destroyed. A few feet more rise, of which there is
every prospect, and this beautiful! valley will lose
almost its entire crop The prospect is appalling
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

Land Warrants.-T'he price Of land warrants,
in New York, is about Sl3O for $50 acres, and
$45 for 40 acres. Holders ask Sl33, and arc of.
fered Sl25 for the former-the wide difference
between buying and selling being caused by the
risk the brokers run, of having some Of the many
counterfets afioat IS stuck" on them.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

The Rirer has been falling for the past week,
and although there is still water enough for steam
boats, it is lower now than it has been for six
months.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

Immense Dedication in the Bank Of Missouri
The s.. Louis Republican states that tho COM
munty were thrown into great excitement by the
discovery, that an astounding abs traction had been
made Of the funds of this Bank. deficiency
in the specie of one hundred and twenty thousand
dollars appears. chiefly boxes Of gold.
Suspicion rested upon Nathaniel Childs. Jr., for
merIy paying teller ofthe Bank. He was arres-
ted and gave bail in the SUM Of 80, 900 dollars.
The health of Memphis at this time is MS good
as il has ever been known
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

OF The Steamer SuralLoac, Captain BUSTER,
makes weekly trips between our city and Little
Rock. Her accommoda lions are Of a superior
order, ali tending to the comfort and convenience
Of passengers,-while her officers are polite, So
ciabIe, and gentlemanly. We would commend
the Swallow TO the attention Of the travelling pub
lie, and bespeak for Capt. BUsrER. that patronage
which his energy and perseverance deserve.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
TERMS REDUCED.

The terms of subscription to the .'IntelIigencer''
has been reduced to TWO DOLLARS,
per annum, inuariably Sn advance.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

The Sralioso arrived on Tuesday.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

NeIo Goods.-D. Dickson, on Main street, is
receiving handsome lot of New Goods, of all
descriptions, which he offers on very low terms
He is also prepared to accommodate families with
meal. bacon, and other country produce, at rea-
sonabie rates. Give him q call
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

COrreciion.-ln the official notice of The Board
OF Health published in our last paper, error
Cured which discovered until too late for
correction. The notice according to anuscript
should have read, "there is not at this ,isse, and
neither has there beea, in the last two weeks,
case OF Cholera, in this city,. n the article pub
tished, the words, g in the last two weeks" were
inadvertently omitted.
We are also requested 10 say, tha, DR.. Dib.e!rs
name was placed to the notice without his SANCTION
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

@ The Editor is still absent.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

Flour Flour This article has been, for
some Time, very scarce in our city. We paid the
other day, al the rate of 81 so per cwt. Ii is to
be hoped that our Washington, Benton, and Ma
olson county farmers will embrace the opportunity
10 send in a supply while prices are up.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

Il story as told of a substantial country gentle
man with money, who, for a second wife, took n
young boarding school miss. Her mother wished
TO get her an establishment that was some pump
kins, and nearly the match. Being asked what
kind OF a girl his new wife was, he declared her
farming was tremendous. She has, he said, sIarn,
kemeslry and meterology. | used to think every
time drew breath, expired nothing bu, air !;
ou' she tells me | take down at every gup two
KINDS OF GIN, OK gin and high gin; and a teeto
taller tool
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-16
City Furniture Ware House.
W.. & "A. RAKER


WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of the City of
w Worcester and vicinity and their former CUSTOMERS
that they have opened large and commodious Rooms at
No. 244 Main St., corner of Pleasant,
manufacture and sale Of all the LATEST kinds of
PARLOR FURNITURE.
They have constantly hand make at short notice,
Black Walnut COUCHES, sOTTOMANS LOUNGES,
Tete a tee DlyANS and TABoURETS.
Also, the French Spring Seat ROCKING CHAIRS con.
sructed upon The approved principles OF comfort,
taste, and durabiiiya the latest pattern of American
CHAIRS-also The French and English patterns Modern
and Antique-PARLOR CHAIRS Of every stye-also,
Dentists Barbers, and ORIENTAL EASY CHAIRS.
covered with Satin, Plush, Damask, and Hair Cloth
Needle Work carefully mounted Ia the most tasteful man
Also, general assortment of
Seer ETARTFS. BUREAUS,
Centre Gard and Work TABLEs-Book and show Cases,
Desks, Hat Trees, What hOts, Tea Poys &c.
Also, entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large of Cheap Furniture, cane and wood
Palm Leaf and Hair MATRESSES, made and Resulted.
Furniture rtpasred, UaTntshed &C.
PULPIT and other Church Furniture made to order
Upholstery and Carving
in all their bran chesOrgna designs for Furniture, Cur
tans and other Upholstery work, furnished for single
articles or suits OF rooms.
w. s. II. B. having leased for term Of years
large and convenient building, with extensive water
power attached, they command facilities for the manuc
Furniture unsurpassed by any in the state, and
men, they prepared execute all orders in their BUSH
with economy durability and despatch They would
call particular attention TO the fact OF heir manuac urng
all OF their Upholstery H. thus securing TO their custo
articles wholly superior the BostoH Auction fur
nture. which be sold t0enty per cent" less than
good article, particularly il shop and second hand.
GFGentlemen about to furnish Hotels, Board
ing Houses, private residences, requested 10 call
Also, Country Dealers will find it greatly their advan
tage to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester March 49, le49. II dwtf
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LEOgARD'S
Bnatnn and WOrcestar EXDress,

INHE subscriber continues to run THE EA'
Fr9L5f1 i PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
sfsFs@ the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles
aAs llank Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally
Three Tires each way Daily
Particular attention glNon 30 paying, collecting and ne
gotiatng tes drafts, bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrus
ed to his care and risk assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
Salem, Newbury port Taunton, Fall River and New Bed
ford alsn, TO Portland and all parts of Maine.
orders free goods be returned by this Express.
OFFIcEs.-HARNDEN g. cos. Office Court Street
Boston; ]. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main ST
Worcester s. 8. LEONARD.
Feb 25 l947. dtf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-16
Improved Washing Machine.

TElfEaE ceebTaed Machines, for which / received a
Diploma the F air of the Worcester Co. Mechanics
Association. are made at No. CENTRAL STREET, where
orders may be addressed. 4fa q
The following is taken from the Editorial columns of the
spy "We have had one of Cloyes's Washing Machines
in use in family for several weeks past and, after
giving it fair trial nmend the best machine
for that puepose that acquainted with. 1t is
only great labor saving machne but operates in such
other washing machines, by the hand rubbing
board"
III Price SIS. Fdrranted to please. ts..i
May 81. d2aw wtf FRANCIS GLOVES.
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PATIENTS.
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