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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-02

THE DauIIAs or MLXIco A&D guE GoLD
OF OPuIa.-Vhe New lorl, cor. >ponGcni
%! the National lutclii-cuccr INDUCES IN
some curious >pcrula.iouS in i,!vrrucc 10
the identity If California and the ancient
OPhr, where the god drEGcrs OF oil obtain
ed the immense qrant'rcN ct gold, Ia the
construction d tae tvU.Oit. TIE writer
says:
The London Magazine or Science, Of last
mouth. SAYS that IL tac travels Of Lord
Lindsay II il stated, that during lis wander.
tngS in Egypt he discovered mummy,
which the mcguglypNicS ulon It proved to
be more than two Thousand years old, ia
one ot IT. closed hands he found Il bulbOu>
root, winch hr carried home and deposited
IN sunny soil, lua icw week, 1t >pruut.
ed, grew, and finally hlu>>omrd into \ beau.
tilul Dahlla A. the dahha has usually been
considered native only in Mcxicoa and South
America, this solitary blossom from the
hand at the Egyptian mummy may perhaps
toe called up a. beautiful witness IN cor
rohoraiion Of the idea that the inhabitants
OF the Old World, Gas il Is Callcd) once had
communication vita the Western Continent.
Aud. granting that question settled IN the
affirmative, anuthrrI> beriud it more dtl.
Gcult perhaps Of solution, via. was thcdahl-
IA originally transferred num Mexicoto T..
gypt, ~ from Egypt To- MrN,coy The Pre-.
Sumption l., that ~ NJ NlcO has been the ac.
credited home uithc dahha inmpicru tines
II was also its home in the earlier ages Of
the world,
As collateral item in reference 10 the
Idea ul ancient COnmuIiiI allou between The
old cord aud new, an Arguments, raised TO
show there "lhc cold or Ophir,n ct Scrip.
'Irc celebrity, came from California
Major Moab, IA his last "SundAy Times"
goes lnio the arsurmcut To considerable rX.
tent, and lufrlS, from the vast amount Of
the gold of Ophir used in the construction
aud ornaments Of Sulumun'S temple, the
length Uithc voyage ul the ships winch were
>rut Cor the gold, and varou> other conSd-
creations, that il was California gold that so
wonderfully aud maguittWIly enriched
the famous temple Antiquity The Major
state the cost of the tcmplc at upwards al
four hundred aud City millions OF pounds
,trrllng-.a sum hardly to be- compared with
any single financial account uu IcCutd *.
Crpt the national debt If Great Britain.
The ships Sout hv solomon aud Hiram aud
Tyre Tor the gold and treasures u Ophir
required ihiUe years to make voyage, aud
M the locality 81 Ophn has not been a>cer.
tanned, ana as the length o! the voyage
would seem 10 correspond very wei! with
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-02
Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLY & GALLEY

DErtRN thanks to the public Gr the liberal
Z patronage extended to them, and would state
that they have removed to the nluh side of the
City Hotel, to the building adjoining the house
lately occupied 10y John McCluy. They have
procured the latest
Fail and UGnter Fashions.
direct from New York. which willcuablc them
to make up garments in the most fashionable
style. Wor, viii be done in the best manner,
and all garments made Ia TT.
Ottawa Sep 81. 1919
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II. ROSENKRANS. NJ. D.
DR.. p. kIRW AN

DESPEC rFChLl informs the citizens Of
~ Ottawa and Vicinity that he has peru a
uengly located IN Ottawa, where lac may he
consulted by per,ous wishing his services IN
the lac of his profession.
Ollie. on the north eide of the public square,
directly opposite the CITY Hotel, where he will
constantly keep ON hand a well selected assert.
mcul Of drugs aud medicines, etc, OF superior
gnlIIlv. Ottawa. April 81, 1918.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-02
Marble ana, stone Ward.

IN Ia ONS would inform the inhabitants Of
AtsOuawa and surrounding courlry that hc
has established himself in the above business IN
Ottawa, on Columbus st, directly opposite Geo
VESTS livery stable, where be will able to fur.
ulsh to order tomb stones, monuments, tables Or
any other article ia his line OF business.
Ottawa. ~cpi.Ir. ls4I
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NEW Bssf.OE: ssiGY.
\ Y. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa
on the north side ct the public square, where be
will promptly attend to ali call, IN his line of bu-
siness. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop i~worrautcd. Cutting done
to order. may %, lsi7-.i6.tf
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swell, John, Pm going east, what shall
tell your iolksY 20, no,hng--only u they
say anything about whskers, just tell 'sm
I've got some.'
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Moctcry --"l have learnt ihi. profound
TRUTH says Al lcrman Johnsnn, "from eat
ing tuile; that il shows n most prpra, ell
taste to mock any lhing FOR lis src.iless.I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-02
BY WIN. OSMAN
THE FREE TRADER.


Once, 2d storm, North end Of ReddichSS her
Jricl; 5!0ch, OF the public square.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-02

The editor Of the Boston Post boasts that
he is "hard TO catch" We have heard If
an lriShman who said that his horse had but
two faulis-in the first place he was hard
to catch aud in the second place he was
good for nothing after lie was caught
LOUiSr. Jour.
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HENRY G.. COTTON,

attorney and Counsellor At Lar, and Soil
GiJr in Cta1eery DNaco, ~.
O,licc N R,II.ck's JivcD, eIsl side Of The public
sp4trr. luuc 1.lSl1.
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II. w. HOPKINS. NJ. ID.

Physician * Suygeoa- Oitdca, III. .
Olters his professional services to the cIll1cn'
Of Ottawa aud vicinity. Once over Walker ~
ilicSlins's store, where he may be found at all
times except when absent on professional bust
ness. Aug, ., 1876,
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DR.. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician Il SurgeOR- OHdwa, III.
Offers his professional services to the culzens
OF Ottawa aud vicinity. Office at his residence
on tho new public square. Tune Il, lNlI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-02
GEORGE 5. FlSnER,
JOHN VI. CRDrHERS. JESSE S. PITzEE
CROTHERS & PITIER,

.ARornelg at Lar, OslCcgD, hcidlH co. Ill.,
W,l practice law Ia the counties OF Kendall
La SAIL, Kane, De- Krlb Wlll, aud DupoC". -
Land agency or collecting business entrusted To
them IN either OF the above cour ties, will receive
prompt attention. OHrcgo, April |. 1917.
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DIR. GOODING,

one. North Siis af the publi- sgugr5-- RcssReEr,
cjru'rof LINlIs and HliiS)H streets.
Being AWAY. devoted 20 hls profession, hopes i,1
.nlr. ~ unt nm. nLIruuL-L-- -.NL -
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DIR ]. PEARSON,

Physician, SurgeoH 4 DeRiiSi-O HawG, III.
Oilers hts professional services to the luhahit.
ants of Ottawa aud vicinity. Office at his resi-.
dclcc on Columbus street.
P.S,-Dt =. sill continues to perform opcr.
Niluns in allthc various branches Of DENrIsrrY.
Charges 10 correspond iciM Tie times!
Mnrch L.. 1917.
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cnrriaso & wagon NGanuGaciory,
III Ward G. Doggett,

ss-- Manufacturers Of BOOYN and SHOES
Ndd.ehoro, Mass, are prepared 10 furnish country
dealers, etc, with all kinds Of Boots and Shoes hy
the cas-, or dozen, on the most reasonable terms NJ
their STORE, l72 Lake Street, Chicdg0 s.p7-7
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-02

GLOVER & COOK,

attorneys and Counseiors at lar oiiG"a
Us,r Ia RcIlick's Block, east side of tie puhll,
square. June, lSl3.
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Groocs, &c.
W m. Erwin.

NOrdgc, FOnrdrding, and Commission
Merchant, Dclier in al kinds qfproduce.
Ware House, North Side Of the Canal
Ottawa. H.
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MILTON II. SWIFT,

1Noraey and Counsellor a Ldr- OHdwc
U.ice ne ,r the Mansion House on the east sd,
of the public square Dec. 10, lsl2.
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CITY TRADE REPORT

"WEDNESDAY, Nov 7-6P. NJ.
Another steamer being about due. with q weeks
later news from Europe, trade was, usual such
occa,ons, rather lsngud, and transactions In most
leasing descriptions Of produce moderate. Sales Of
cotton made to fair extent chiefly to consumers
-hile holders continued TO supply the market freely
Quotations closed at about cent over tboee cur
rent before the receipt Of the last steamers The
-four market easier With sales Of low and medium
grades Of this State and Western terms In favor Of
buyers; some sales we're made for export. Southern
brands were dull ard sales moderate. There was no
marked change in rye -four or In meal. wheat
continued heavy with fair inquiry fer Canadian for
export Sales of good Gepeses made terms
stated below Corn continued rather heavy but with
fair demand for export Sales TO q fair ex.
tent, including some lots for export There was no
material change In other grain Pork heavy, with
a fer smount q sales, on terms given below Beef
continued dull and prices inclined TO droop. Lard
STEADY Butter and cheese continued 10 fair demand
There was no marked change In coffee sugars while
siss we're moderate Fruit continued steady With fair
sales ~ r.isins There another cargo In from Pa
lerno, consisting Of about 1000 boxes, part OF which
vas sold o. arrive
Aspys here vas q good business doirs In beth
With sales Of about LOO barrels, including pots at
&c snd p avis at So 90.
BrtaDsrurrs- F1sw--The sales for the day reached
about 10 TO bbls including sour, at - ~ ~; hns,
81 80 80 81 old common state. at - bOi NO com
state - "a - - rs; choice State and mixed
Western at - 81 s4i straight TO fsvorite Western,
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bury them. The State Of Kentucky, with that
elevated patriotism which has ever distinguished
her, has appropriated the sum OF $4,000 for the
erection OF an appropriate and elegant monument,
In testimony OF the gallanry, daring. and valor oil
her chivsrous sons, who fell IN the wars OF her
country. 1t is to be an obelisk, sixty teet Length,
and to be twenty feet square at the pase ana 10 oe
constructed OF the finest Italian marble. On the
sides of the monument are to be inscribed the
names of the several battles in which those citi-
zens, whose memories il is designed 10 commemo-
rate, were slain. These are Blue Licks, Tippe-
canoe, RalsIn, Thames, New Orleans monterey
Cerro Gordo, and the other battles in Mexico
Robert T.. Lauritz is the architect, and the work,
understand, is being executed Ia the city OF New
York.
York. and maintained the reputation of their State
on the bloody battle. fields of Mexico and compares
il with the action of the State of Kentucky, ia re-
terence to her brave sons, the contrast is enough
There are many beautiful tombs scattered around
the cemetery and one very beautiful mound was
pointed out to me, as intended for the last resting
place of Mr.. Clay
Mr.. Clay made his first appearance In the con-
venhon to-day, and was received with all the no.
nors due his exalted station before his countrymen
He is looking in excellent health and spirits, and
appeared to enjoy the debate very much. por.
ton of it must have been of peculiar interest to
HIM. Old Ben Hardin CHANGED at the time to be
scoring c. A. Wickiffe for what he styled his po-
litical somerset at the time he was Postmaster
General under Mr. Tyler.
We had quite an excitement prevailing here yes
terday Welsh, Delavan ~ Nathan's fine Circus
Company gave an exhibition during the day and
evening to the most crowded houses, and must
have reaped golden harvest 1t would have
amused you exceedingly to have seen the extrava,
giant exhibitions Of gee and delight on the part OF
the black population at the antics and oddities of
the clown, the famous John Gossin. The company
have done very well. At Lexington, they played
to fall one thousand people at one exhibition. They
60 from here South. SIMON.
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purpose Of considering the question OF the orgsniz
tion Of proper territorial govsrnment) to employ
legal prescribed form, in aid OF the projsct. aud
hasten the obtention Of permanent and efficient
civil oIgSBizatien and being firmly persuaded that
the halt military ana h.fcivil government nov
existing IL sufficient to the due aud equal
sdmin.I alton Of justice that the people have right
to make proper ntaton Of their grievances
the only authority able to correct them, aud in
most eectusl that they have just claim to the aid
Of any authority OF the nted States to this
representation and to better their condition. that the
Congress Of the United States should be pat in posses
zion Of the best inform alton, asd In the most author
tativs form in regsrl this territory and the
quest proceeds from highly respectable aud intelligent
citizens and Ia perhaps the only e-cual to
compish the wishes Of the people of Nsw Mexico:
Therefore IL IL hereby to the citizens OF
the several counties to assemble in meetings as
follows, to wits" land he proceeds TO designate the
places for holding meetings the same language Is Is
contained in the seventh eighth and ninth
and also directs that the convention appoint dsegat
TO Congress to enforce its suggestions aud urge the
early action Of Congress in their behalf
"Brevet It. Col u. s Army, com ma uding
In audiDg co the above proceedings, the Rep ablean
rays. that differences Of opinion existed, creating
political arguments and the subseqpent for nation OF
two distinct partiesn each OF which having its own
favorits aud nominated their respec delegates
IL then gives the returns from Gil the countless
precinct (Dona Anna) yet to be heard from, as fol
County Of Santa Fe Manuel Alvarez Captain w. Il.
Angn.y. Doctor +. v Deroin.
County Of Taos-Antonio Jose Martin, Capt c st.
Vran Jose Martin, Antonio Lsroux
County Of Rio Arriba-Captaia Chapman, Salbador
Lucsro. DR.. NaDgle
County Of San Miguel del Baio-Manuel An. Baca,
Gregorio Vigil. Miguel Sena Romero
County Of Bsrnshllo-MSnuel Armijo Ambrosio
ArmijO
County Of Santa Anna-Tomas Baca, Miguel Mon
toya
county Of Valencia Otero Juan Jose Sanches,
VIM. Z. Simmer Mariana Sylba.
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Movements OF individuals.

The .7pfora Of Smy rns an Aims MAN Journal, pub
Ifher the following lines under the date of 10Th Aug
Dir. arr American Minister to Turkey arrived three
weeks ago, from Beyroutb. at Jsfs, accompanied by
MIR Porter. American Copsul at Copstabtinople After
having spept q few days at JsTs with Mr Agob Nou.
rsdsD opsu Of the uted states In that city Messrs
m where they we're received In the most courteous
mstrsr by the Patriarch OF the Christian metropolis
Mopsgnor Guirssss, in the convent 81 st Jacques
They rem aimed there eight days during which period
the monks showed them much Kindness and attention
The three American citizens visited every particular
part OF the holy city, and left Jerusalem TO continue
their travels through Palestine after having expressed
their thanks TO the Patriarch for bs kind hospitality
MIR q. Brown, pephew 81 General Taylor, Presi-
dent q the United States arrived 10 Parts the 10th
of October His intention is to enter ct the Lyc,e Ma
hO,ai TO fnisb his studies.
Mr. Porter u. s Consul TO Constantinopie left sryr
La on the Let ult., for the Upit.d States.
Hon william Seward passed through this city yes
terdsy morning, IN route TO Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-08

at 81 e4s IS 12s; pure Gepesee, at IS 12k IS rs;
and faDcies and extras before Incsded in the sales
] 400 bbls OF Canadian, ON private terms
Southern Flour dull st SIS 81 q So 90 for common
and good brands The receipt not large Rye
Flour steady; about $50 bbls sold at 81 81
So e7H. Meal was inactive, at SO 12h for Jersey
Wheaf-The sales $500 bushels Genesee, ~ 1885,
Rye quiet, and more plenty at 61o Barley was
duh and heavy particularly inferior descriptions with
sale Of 800 bushels inferior two rowed at about 5tc
Oats quiet ut 800 400 for Northern, and 361sc
$50 for Jersey Corn-26 900 bushels sold at 63hc
q Csc Tor Western mixed, and 66c for fat yellow
round yellow duh aud nomi nal, at 65Kc. u 66c
PeasAbout 800 bags Of black eyed peas ssd at 81 rs
per bag.
CoTTor The sales day are estimated at 900
bales, the larger portion Of which taken by
sumers at our quotations, which are about 10.
those current previous to the ibsrnias arrival Most
holders eviDcs desire to realize, which, at present
prices, II is difficult to crafty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-08

MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.-Mr. Megler, a wood
cutter, while engaged IN cutting down tree, a
short distance from Paterson, Saturday morning,
met with a most painful accident. Ii appears that
when the tree was partly cut through, il fell crush
ing beneath n, Mr. NJ, breaking both his thighs.
Ia this painful state he remained until near II
o'clock, being remote from any residence, and It
was not until one Of his came to bring him his
di1n,r that the accident became known. The
alarm was Immediately given, and Mr.. NJ. relieved
from his painful position, taken home and medical
aid procured On the way home with Mr. Me-
Rler. his son fell out Of the wagon, IN which Mr. NJ
was being conveyed. and the wheels Of the same
passed over Of his legs, fracturing II IN a most
n M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-08

TBr iATg FiRr At PosrJsS Mg-The Portland, Me,
Angus OF the 9Th inst speaking Of the Ore In that city
the Sd inst. The FIRE broke out In the stable
occupied by Samuel Ryerson, Congress street The
stable vac burned down: one horse owned by Mr.. Ry-
ersop valued at ssoo together with few tons Of hay
vas destroyed No insurance A double house on
Bro~n street, owned by Rev Mr. Bourne, late Bethel
minister here, and Of Boston damaged TO the
estimated value of $4,000. Insult led at the Mutual Mr.
O. Dsnielson constable. who lived In part OF the
above house lost by the Ore and the bssty removal Of
his furniture. about $3.50. Noibsurance MIR. Edward
Cobb msson occupied the other half aud experienced
q loss Of about $3.50. No ipsurspcs. DR. Bakers
houses text below MT Bourne's. caught FIRE several
times snd the roof vas much damaged The barn was
burned down. Estimated loss buildings $500, on
furniture $500 Insured at the Mutual
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Cleared.
Gsussn sS.iv.oS cS:rsoS pnoS
Bsrls-9snssh Thornton, Hams, Turks Islands No
Brs.-L.nib rl. wIls6t s. John Nh, P Neviu. son;
Charlotte hopkins, hsreilles. Robertsoni Columbus
sclr,-cs,herne tRqs) Kramer. Lisbon. LObaoh sohs-
lssspd n.s,, Ss.rle,,;n ,ssis Pratt, Noble.
renee AnsB, BOs,Os' Louisa Chase do Barton. xcnro.
sioeps-cordelis -, Dishtop; willard. Miller. Proyi-
sr GoryS CO.. Bs',oRE G.rssm Psss..s JVly Is and
Bossn ssr Is To- s IS co. saw large four %ss.ed
steiner s,s,Iirs ssw, shOyps Am color..
from eiltsl,sr with %de q Tyson oc, ~ Ia, . 81 Ion
vis sspsi With bset circle ss,diIs 70 The Isss~ar
ship Ieh2 sv Nelson, cotenSurs7i days with iron.
ship Southport, s,corn,,s Savannah days. with cotton
Bari o's s,srs rslsrmO. sep,I with ndss to Beschsr
Ist LeT.nic nsssr y.l.e, Ser, H. with fruit, a.. 70
len q IS spche sRir aeTsio Sdsy, hence Tor cs.scn ,sh
s ssr ss s S snp fSs sssr
Westerly vinds nearly whole ard in snd soout
Ig yuyss. tSr Reed, 5, John Nh, Is days With md'.
6ris America tBrl pechvish. Windsor, Ms days. with
bis frotsoSsn h CALAIS day.. With lumber TO Smith
s,asps Ey.f s.A h . GTS
Bns olive sumner kntport days with lumber and FISH,
sesT S..ills S.yr,op, pr,nsyvip: sdsy'
echr hnttres, Candy, Philadelphia days
stir 1eyss Bilishury, Thomaston, 8 days
sthr Frsrtlin Pesrse Thob tston, 8 days.
fcir totoelis, Smith, Thonastop, 8 days
schr Uurd. Bilisbury Thomast0n, 6dsys
schr SEES Lion, Brown, Thcmsstor. DAYS
schr wsfrisr smith Thonfston, y days
tclr ksry Delpbms, Keller, Calais bdsva
eclr Brseafss, Tibbets, Calais, " dsys
eclr Roanoke, Smith, Esstport 3 days
schr Texan, kcCulough, Esstport " days
schr Presto, lngills. Mscbiss, 8 days
ethr Orisnd der Brown. Cnstine, W osys
schr supeib, Cothrsll RilIbridse W days
Sclr Areus, SrAuldine. stonngen days
Stbr Howard Bater, Boston, bdsys.
eclr Erie, Chamberlain, Boston, days
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business All this looks we'll but large dividends ind
Yscty imply large rsks the part Of bank managers
The stock market quiet to- day and notwthstsnd-
Ing slight advance has taken place In United States
securities in consequence Of sellers being short 1t Is
not likely that for SON to there will be any
feeling regard to State national or any
other sound leading securities. The fate OF being
tossed between the bulls and bears will be reserved Tor
fhe fapciss Anne xsd the sales ct the
First boards shs Pennsy ania Bank lo9h phadel,
mia Bank 49, 81 ono Sch. Nav. g. 49, an St0O d. 53
1s 1000 DO 6 AK; $4,000 Reading R,ilrosd Bonds 57
36p So So $500 Pittsburgh s.. Ola; 5000 Rsadinl
Losn6s Nll $1,000 State So, ssz boshs Norrstown Rail
road 2}si 10 New Orleaps Gas Co., ll2 $4,000 Reading
Railroad Mortgage Bonds, Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-08

IHE srorn At EIRroS MD.-Tbe storm Of Monday
night last was quite severe at Eikton Nd All the
euesms were more OF less overlooked and carriage,
containing Mr. aud Mrs waite In sttem ptins cross
the Big th vas swept dosn the stream for several
bundrd yards Mr. v. saved the life Of himself and
vile by Jumping out In the water and flashing the
risge 10 tree. Ph,isdslphis T,mes, Ns- O.
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The FLORIDA INDIAN MURDERKRs-A correspon-
dent Of the Savannah Republican, OF the LIST inst,
writing from Tampa, under date Of the 22d ut.,
and SPEAKING OF the movements OF Gen. Twlggs,
and his disposal of the surrendered murderers,
Gays The plan Of Gen Twiggs will further Ia
timidate them. He is about establishing line Of
forts from the Manatee river across the peninsuar
to the Atlantic; these are to be. completed before
the next talk. The Indians will then see a great
force ready to be thrown upon them the moment
they refuse TO 90. General appreciation appears to
be expressed for the activity and efficiency of Cen
Twiggs, in his operations with the Indians thus
far The three Indians delivered up are to be sent
TO the fort about 20 be established at Psase creek
Whether they will be hung or kept for service as
guides, IN cese of war, is not known. Maj. Morris
leaves here to-day with the troops at this place. to
establish tort AT the burnt store on pease creek
Gen. Twiggs leaves to morrow for the posts north
OF this
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NEw BEDFORD Or MARKEr, Nov. 6-Sperm-Thsrs
was some enquiry the fret IL the week and sales
made Of $50 bbs ct l2c 40 bbls ut 114c and $50 bills
at l15c cash. since which the market has been iuac-
tive, and We hear Of further transactions In
featured 600 gals unblesched winter sold at 1850,
cash and 600 gals I'd do do for 1l2c 1856. cash.
Whale-Ths market has been active since last aud
sales have been made Of 100 bbs at prices ranging
from AZ to 4c according to quality We notice sales
Of 400 bbs part South Sea at 42c 150 bbs part for
export TO Londop) at 42hc 200 bbis. ct l3kc.; $50
bbls ~ w Coast at 46c $50 bills d. at s6ho and 900
bbls at 47c. cash Whslebone The market remains ss
before noticed, with no sales to report.