davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09
san Francisco Tickets.

san Francisco Tickets.
REGULAR WING NOMINATIONS.
.4tt2rUcp General
Col JONI d MUNroRn, of San francisco
Cierkof Sapreae Court.
Dr. JCHS + MoRSN, of Sacramento Csy.
Superintendent 81 Public fustYrietsoa
Prot. JAMES Mooney, OF Monterey.
Senator:
4 BARroL.
.fyser5tg,
T. c. Bennett, John 4 Collins Jesse D Car
Isaac n Thoue, Jas, S Wethered
yudge Of Superior Court:
Smtuck
District attorney;
Calhoun BeHbam
FCrHCr Master:
W. w. Queen
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
Attorney General;
1ruRcs A McDoUGAL.
Clerk 81 SufrcWe Court;
f, u. THAR
Superintendent " Public IpsttuctcR;
FNEpERIcK Z. TRACY.
Senator.
Hon DAVID {. BRupERICK.
-issrHbiv;
VIM. R Kinder, David c Mccarthy, John II Gihos,
w c Hof, VIM Sharon.
.r17c Of he Sa7rewe Court;
Charles 4 McRea.
Distract ttt1sHeyt
Alexander Wells
Hrfbar VI s,er
John Bamore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09
FURTHER CALIFORNIA NEWS.

By the Georgia we have received complete files
of all our California Exchanges From San Fran.
cisco, Stockton Sonora and MaysvilIe papers, we
copy the following items ofnteligence
The spirit of California.
The news Of the engrossment OF the California
bill in the Senate, produced, on its receipt In this
city the Hyeliest emotions OF joy, and the hopes
OF the people are raised high in the expectation
OF hearing by the next steamer OF the admission
of this State into the Union Should we receive
this joyful intelligence, there is no doubt that
business would forthwith revive, and an lmme-
date Improvement would take place In the condI-
ton OF the country. AT present want OF conf
dence causes everything to remain in confusion,
and the advertisements of our business men are
attributable in no small degree to the perpexing
suspense caused by the delay OF Congress to
admit the State into the Union. Our greatest
trouble would vanish on our admission, and it is
generally hoped that Congress VIII not adjourn
without doing us justice. 1t would be terrible
disappointment il the next news should prove
uniayOrable.
The coming elections TO be held on the seventh
of October, excite much greater interest than was
articipated The candidates for the various offices
are almost inuumerable. The tickets made up In
this city " i'll be found in anothercolumn Indeed
the all absorbing question otthe admission OF Cal
fornia is lost sight OF for the time being aud every
BODY is anxious as to the result Of the election.
The improvements in this city are progressing
with much spirit, and it is hoped that by the com
mencement OF the rainy season the streets vii
be substantially planked, Several Of the thotonh
fares are already laid with plank, aud sewers have
been constructed running from the bills to the bay
so as to carry off the water TIE district burnt
down two weeks since is already more than nal
covered with buildings IN process of erection, and
before the departure OF another steamer it will be
nearly all rebuilt isan Francisco Herald, Oct ).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09

United Sfafes Public Securities in London.
There mas been fan demand Tor United s34les Stocks
slight improvement m tie quo7tous Tie 81 6-r f,.ot
ists quoted p tet 70 Ii. In other 5sa~-7.i-s
;tere Is chance from Ia.l yvevk.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-09

&c. :. "a Rsausvia ihdians q D . N once "ssA' fu
day, p.,.aa
To Bowling Green by 10 m next Gays - niles
And baek between , m Wednesday and 8 n next
day. 21I. -,
Thursday A &
BY stamford
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-09

"a, -. s....son ,nalsns, Gbsnrwsces week. Thur
b. S'Y B sys New Marion. Versailles and oasr
To Nspoison BY 0 pm. 80 miles,
And back between Ga m, "Wednesday and Friday, and
ss4s From Bethlehem, indiana at . m. twice week,
Wednesday and Saturday
BY Now Washington,
TO Lexington by IL a m. Is miles
And back between IL m, and 6pm;
separate proposals. for service fsm New Washington
- % Bsshi.hsn and from New Wsshins'oa % Ls1ns-
ss4s From Charleston. Indiana. At m, once week.
By sylvan Grove, Blue Lick, Chestnut Hill. Salem,
Texas, Bono. and Spring MiIss
To Bedford by l2mnext day. SO miles
And back between N Friday and p nsA. as AZ.
$3.50 From Charleston, Indiana At m, once week.
b. Pine Pine Lick. vienna. Lisls York. and Sage. Ferry |,
TO Brownstown by SPIN, Al miles
And back between m and p m "Wednesday. !.
1851 From Jeiersonyle Indiana att m, tn weekly Mon
day, Wednesday, dFrdsy,
To LouisviIle Kentucky, by m. mile,
And back between 10 am and II am.
$3.50 From Louisville, Kentucky at % m daily
By Portland: Ne. Albany Ind Gslsaa G1ssn,i,,s
burg. Paoli Nstehez, Mount Pleasant Warrington
70 vinesnnss " sa m next day. ITO miles,
And back between 81 m and p m next day.
ss5S From Louisville, Kentucky, at m, ui-weeky,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturdays Il =
By Jefersonyile, Ind, Hamburg, Bennettsvile, New
Providence, Pekin, Salem, New Retreat, Liyonia,
Caysyle, and Lost River
To Orleans by g. p m, go miles;
And back between IN and pm, Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday.
V 1854 From New Albany, Indiana q m, University
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday;
BY Lanesvils and Corydon t@ e.
10 Leavenworh by m, "a miles
And back between and m next days.
ss65 From New Albany, Indiana, at m, once week,
Thursday Ie8H
BY Georgetown, New Salisbury, Barren. Midtown,
Proctorsvile Mount Prospect, and Wickife
To Jasper by 9 M next day, SO miles
And back between I'm Tuesday, and 81 m next day.
1856 From Mauckpor Indiana, at am, once week,
Fridays
ea BY Corydon and Davidson
II Fredericksburg by 6pm, 81 miles;
And back between m and m Saturday.
Proposals. to commence at Brandenburgh will be con-
adhered Nta
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01
The Board Of Observation-Disclosures

We have gone to considerable pains to make
ont a full report of,hc proceedings Of the meeting
Of the board otsuperyisors at this place on Mon
dav; and give those of the first two DAYS IN this
mornings paper. We should have given them
entire, bu, for the fact that have also the do
ins' oftwoconvcntions To print this week, which
together with the news Of the day, have run too
closely upon our limits to permit us to dispose
entirely Of the supervisors
The democratic convention as We anticipated
was thnlv attended. hu, gs there is no need for
a convention for any other purpos" it was deemed
best to nominate delegates to the congressional
convention at once, and fthc people should here
after have occasion to di>trust the delegates ap
pointed, it would no. be difficult to ret up ns,rrc
,iuns
The an,i.slavcry convention We were WHOLLY
unable to attend, and heard none If the speeches
The proceedings however speak for themselves
They express the views ola party tht is we mp
prchrnl. considerably ahead ofthe main anti slave
~ force Of this region
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01

1t is perhaps needless to say that we cannot
stoop to reply to such trash rs appeared in the
last Constitu,iouast in reference to the tax list.
The manufacturer Of those editorials, however, did
say one severe thing, which was. to recommend
persons who were unable to write editorials IA
thcr to mount the saw buck than attempt to con.
duct newspaper Considering that the conduct
or of the Constitutionali-t is unable to manufac-
turc dozen Of consecutive grammatical sonten-
cos, this was decidedly y hometlrust
We notice, in Adams county, the legality of the
publication Of the tax list is about to be contested
on the ground that it was not given to the paper
having the largest circulation, although it is noted
that the collector had the deccncy to pretend to
comply with the law by getting the editor Of the
Herald TO strike off an extra large edition Of his
paper fer the week In this county not even this
h"niogc was paid to the supremacy Of the law
If the publication at Quincy is decided to have
been Illegal, Of course the publication here is lie.
gal and whether the county court give Judgment
against the lands or not the title acquired by the
tax sale will be equally WORTHLESS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01

QUARTERLY MrEriNc OF TIE BuEL lSsriIurr-
The Blci Institute will hold Quarterly meeting
at Farm Ridge, on Tuesday, the i,h n'tn at l
o'clock p. NJ An address will be delivered
hy the Hon OAKS TupSrR, President of the lnst''
tutc This society may be said to be yet in i''
infancy, this being the fifth year OF ITS existence
but from the success which has thus far attended
it, !. promises fairly to he one of the most iniln'
entiat and beneficial institutions in the state. Our
farmers and mechanics are just beginning to APP
nreea,e the good tendencies Of such societies, and
i, is hoped they will let no opportunity to con.
meet themselves with this one pass The meeting
at Farm Ridge, aside from the address (Which, We
are confident, will be able and appropriate, as Mr
T. is practical farmer and well informed upon
the subject Of agricul,urc,) will be devoted to the
discussion Of such questions as will interest tho
farmers ofNorthem Illinois, attend TO the pecuni'
airy and other business Of tho society, and to make
arrangements for the Fifth Annual Fair. Let all
who can attend.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01

We have been requested to publish the follow.
ing notice
The ladies' Of Ottawa are requested to meet on
Wednesday next, June Sth, ut 3 O'Clock. p. m. TO
organize themselves into temperance society.
Now, thcr, we expect to sc, something done,
when the Ladies gonto this work The men have
been at 1t some nine years in Ottawa, and we
can't sec but as much liquor is drunk here in pro-
portion to our population as there has been at any
time since the work was begun, We hope tho
LADIES' viii have better success, and we believe
they will have; Tor when the women undertake
thing they seldom make a half job Of it. 8.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01

ments topay without seeking causes for any more.
Taxes are leviedupon the property in the towns
Of Peru and Ottawa the same as in other portions
Il the county, for state aud county purposes. In
addition to which there is yearly raised in these
towns large amount Of corporation tax to paw
expenses which other parts Of the county ar. not
subject to.
fauPers are Of no advantage to the towns and
the citizens do not desire to have any among them
yet there they are-there they will be- 70 long Al
the causes operate which bring them there, and
snch causes must always exist In addition to
the regular tax raised in Ottawa las, wear the ci
t'iens raised, by subscription about $500. most of
which WAS expended 10y the corporate authorities
during the cholera season in relieving the poor,
most of whom were strangers in our town
~ the whole county is deeply interested in tho
welfare AMI prosperity Of the towns it seems Ia
Us that there is no justice in requiring their cti
zrnS topay IN undue proportion Of taxes because
il is their fortune To live in localities where the
heaviest expenses nre necessarily incurred.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01
Sheriff IIdrlbut and the Unlawful TAI.

Two weeks ago writer Cnquirel through our
columns Of sheriff llurbut what lad been done
with some 5000 or $500 dollars which he had
collected off the taxpayers in the corpora
ton Of Ottawa in the shape of road tax, and
which, by decision Of the circui. court, he was
required to refund TO those from whom he had col.
lected it and which the citizens thereupon au-
thorzed him to pay over to the corporation ,rus.
tees to be expended in improving streets and
side walks
The Constitutionalist. which serves as a mouth.
piece to Sheriff Hnrlbut, last week devoted over
half column to defending him against the char
ges we made the week previous. but it had moth
ing to say upon this subject And why mott The
answer is plain Were Sheriff Hurlbut to answer
this question honestly he would doubtless reveal
to the public q course Of conduct which would lily
comport with the moral character which he claims
for himself
But it is due to u.s. and to every taxpayer in
Ottawa, that this matter should bc fully explained.
and Sheriff IIurbut has no right to play mum up
on the subject. He public servant, and every
man IN the county has n right to bring him to ac'
coun, for any official act he may commit And If
he has acted dishonesty in this matter, by appro
pra,ng this money To his own private use, 1t IL
high time the people Of Ottawa should know 1t
or If that money has been allowed to lay uncalled
for, in his hands, now over year, while our citi.
zens were obliged to raise by subscription hun
drels of dollars torcnovatc the streets and relieve
the suffering destitute the town trustees are to
blame; AMI, if Sheriff H. can clear his own skirts
and f,,teu the blame on them, it is his duty to do
20 and we shall be the frs, to make tho fact
known; but as long as he is unable to do this the
matter rests with him alone.
But ~ Sheriff IIurbut, We are informed, thinks
himself above answering questions in reference to
hi. official conduct cminating from an iacognito,
we would ask him the same question,--lias he ap
propria,od this money to his own private use or
/ not and il he can clear this matter up salts
fac,orily, we shall give him an opportunity to
set himself right in another quarter, and by that
means afford not only great deal Of satisfaction
to tho tax payers Of tbs town. but 10 those OF tho
whole county. NJ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01
Enrorcan Vows NNvnncc in Hrcnlstna,


Tho New Cunarl steamship Aria, arrived at
Halifax on Monday, in less than nine days from
Liyerpool--,hc shortest passage on record
We have not room 20 give tho full tclcgraphic
rcpor; Of her news. The most important items
are that cotton lad advanced ola penny per h.
Flour had advanced about 7tet' per lll Corn
80 cts pcrgnlrtcr and wheat abou 30 cts per 20
lbs
Their, was great excitement in France on &C
count Of the new election law. in which it is at,
tempted to limit the rish, Of suffrage. A serious
outbreak was hourly expected
Considerable excitement was caused in England
by the almost mysterious disappearance, On the
Queen, birth day, Of the French and Russian Min
I.tcrs, both Of whose governments are dissatisfied
with the course OF England in the Greek question.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01

II, Js,,. ,h,,,h, tn, r,,s.,, ,,,,,,.r. ,n,s,
-, - -, -,
.I',..'',j - ,r, ii g H., a., 80, I'll 90.
...;ys NV No..
NJ. 49,, ,.,,,,, al a.. ts;.,,,,, ,,,,,1 hs
,,hx;s,.J nv IN. s,,rD,;on Of rssoIn,;on With hs
hsld IN hi, hand and wb,b he tbcrrforr off,r,,l,s
= s,,h.,;,sts far ,hs nation ., AZ, Wasnsr now
hef,,rs the h,arI Inc resoluri,S was read as
follows
R,,olp.i Tha, A committee of three ~ opnoin,.
oh 70 ,aLa cbar,, ~ th. Moor hors au3 f,rn, with
distraction to send The woman Ms Whit6eliD and
children 10 their friends aud 10 iispnse or take
care of The remaining inmates Of the moor house
as thew NAV deem the law ana -,solytons 1.-The
board require ,ill the board NEE, agnin-also. TO
ascertain the prob,blc amount said farm will
hripy Il sold and the beat manner Of di,po,inr of
the same
NJ I,,,.,,, r,o,,,, H.. ,,,uir, s,,hs,;t,,s f.,
,h. .,,,'';''n ; - ', W, "J'''"s
~, 80 - ,,,,;,,,,i,,,,t.
Ia. :, ,,'' ',',,,,n ,,',' j.; ,h, ,',ar - -,
In, " y" ~" " g. r., :, -,
- - "'u w 3, 81 h
,ham - ,h' Wv. f ", mr IN ,bam =,
49, -, ,l', - a. T. a,'J IL, "a conn
-. ,'', -, s,,,,-
:, en- 49,. 49,, ,,o HI - srnnr.
n,,I s,I,. 49,, ,n,,,,,,'. ~, i cir
-, ,l',r .tr -. .LnU ems, tI. s,,J
s'r.,' AMI ,. hn.' =, aJ,.nti...I n, 'c,,',I.
49,, n;,t ,l ro,,,,,,,,,I,,.,n e ,l, ,,.,.,,, nj
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01
Late from the Cuba Expedition.
Intensely Interesting Particulars Tie Cuban,
.foeking to The Sinddrd Of LOpe=-EH1yetic
Increment tthe Government

Intensely Interesting Particulars Tie CH5ans
foekiny to the 1inddrd Of Lopes-EHrgctic
Increment othe Government
SAyASSAn, Georgia, MAY a5
The Isabel touched of here She left Havana
on the god inst.
Gen. Lopez's aid, uauchez Seniga, took lodgings
at the City Hotel. from him We learned the fol.
lowing
The expedition left Cantoi, Yucatan, on tic 10TH
and landed at Cardenas on the 10Th.
They lost some time in landing, which gave
time TO send an express to the Post Office AZ Col.
ses, ! | miles distant
The expedition landed and attacked tue jail,
surprising it to b. the barracks
The Jail guard, Is men, stood the fire we'll At
this moment Spanish troops were crossing the
square. They were hailed and answered by firing
upon the invaders after which they retrcatcd to
the Government House which was attacked
The House was well defended but finally burn.
ed, The troops surrendered, md the town remain
ed in possession Of the invaders Some Of the
invaders being dissatisfied with the warm reception
they met with, became dishcartcncd aud ms s,cd
on going to Key West. The wounded were put ON
board ,he Creole, which was to return with n
reiniormcut They were closely pursued by the
Spanish war steamer pizarro, but happily escaped
Jus, before the Ohio left, the Spanish steamer Pz
zaro, with los passengers, arrived
The Southern papers by the Isabel gave m nc.
count Of further success and victory, says n force
had landed a, Signe Grand, and were expected to
Join General Lopez. II further says that tho
troops at Cardcnas had voluntarily gone to the
standard of Gen. Lopez In the fort at that place
| the patriots fnunl few cannon and some ammu
milton. Gen Lopez cab,urcd the Custom House
| Treasury a, CardenaS amounting in all to about
/ $4,000 in specie,
The money was Immediately pu, on board the
Creole to be brought to the United States for the
purchase of certain munitions Of war
Gen Lopezs fierce il reported to have beer
| greatly increased by native Cubans. They were
rushing to his standard from every quarter as fast
as the news of his arrival spread.
/ Sesria La Grandez is distant $50 miles from
< Havana, and about 10 miles from Carlenns
| In the department D,ettd Abdgoe,, the rising
in favor Of Gen. Lopez Is universal.
La Duc,ta Abagocs Of the Comica Spanish paper
has the following
! The merchants Of Havana offered the Govern
/ or on the Goth, the use of an immense sum Of mon
/ ey and their services against the patriots Owe
1880 men voluntarily offered to take up arms OF
the evening Of the 10th
| There were already over Q lT6 militia armed an,
quartcred The whole squadron which is cruisin.
at the south side Of Cuba have been ordered I,
| the north side.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01

We have rugged up a convenient Reading Room
in our Sanctum, to which We invite all who wish,
quietly, to spend an hour or two in reading the
news, We receive papers from all parts Of the
Union, aud of all party hucs besides numb'r Of
religious, agricultural scientific, neutral and liter
airy publications, all of which are open to our
friends, provided they will not bother us or our
compositors by unnecessary talkins-cspecially in
tho main room.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01

-otluth, T. III
A communication having been read By the clerk
from the Auditor uf state informing the board
that it would be necessary To caurr the names
Of the towns Of Warren, Freedom, Trenton and
Fremont,
On motion Of Mr.. HoNey, the name Of the town
Of Warren was changed to Serena.
On motion Of Nj. Butterfeld, the name Of the
town Of Trenton was changed TO Rutland.
On motion Of Mr.. Beari,ley the name Of the
town of Fremont WAS changed To Ophir
The question of changing the name Of Freedom
was laid over to the next meeting OF the board at
the suggestion Of Mr. Barber, who stated that
the inhabitants were desrou, Of having the name
Of the town and the post office to correspond and
they had not vet fixed on the name.
The clerk then laid befre the board the report
Of Nr. A. +. Wagner, county treasurer, which was
read rs follows
To the Board Of Supervisors Of La Sale county.
Gents accordance with RESOLUTION passed
by your body, beg leave to submit the following
report There hns been paid over to Inc, as treasu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01

,uosratic papers in TIN. congressional district
On mo;iu,i. the convention adjourned
GEO. K. B,lfoap. GEO A. SoUTllWORTH,
JunS u.sr. Secretaries President
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01

Asoraea Far Last night between the
hour ofccven and twelve o'clock, the alarm Of fire
was again sounded. II commenced in the stable
oftho City Hotel, near State street, and swept
eastward to Wabash Avenue. destroying the en-
tire half block lying upon Lake ST. with the single
exception of the City Hotel itselG which was saved
with much excrtion Chicago Citizen. Nays
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01

The Supreme Court Of Illinois for tho Sd Grand
Division will nee. at this place on Monday, the
I'd inst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01

s sI- McBurney offered the following resolutions
H.so.red. That committre Of finance, to coii-
ss Of five meuher.. he appointed whose duty II
sl.an be to examine and report upon upon all
c,.;n. and aecoun. presented to the board of su-
pcr,isors
Rsss,,,i Tina, committee Of five be appoint
ed 10 examinr and report On the present condition
of tho poor and especially to report as to the sa'
,,cip'nty uf &.optiD; the system Of taking charge
u AMI providing for the poor by the county OF OF
tic pm,r beiny provided fm and maintained by
rr.h town to which they respectively belong
The frs, resolution was Lard over until tcmor'
rw, the second WAS Oh motion adopted. aad tie
cl,,ir appointed Me.sr- McBurney, Eels Beard'iey
Let's, aud Hoxsey said committee. =,
Ca moion the following names we're adird To
saii cornmittee -Butterheld, Hoffman,, clayton
Wallace and Wagner
Adjourned 10 oclock to ts.row inorn'ng
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01
$500 ~


]
For the amour, &c, oi county orders presented
and registered Tor payment. beg leave TO refer you
10 the accompanying book. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01

Bnln0rc Sl,S'I -
4 h.ge portion Of the road tax above specified
ia the npuion Of the committee, has been pad nla.
bor and the amount nus piid must be deducted
from the prospective revenue. ,
The committee would also state that Tire item ol
hlca in the circuit court will probably yield hut 1T
nc rcvcnle, as large proportion hereei ls against
irresponsible peIsOn-
The attachments anil collectors percentage will
probably reduce The amount OF the county tax above
specified to 81 O)1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01

Amoun, Of outstanding ordinary debt sll $50
Nett amount OF ordinary County
tx of 1919, $1,000
Proceeds Of fines in CIRCUIT court. $50
Road uX Of 1919 in money piob-
ably, 80
From other sources, 6n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01
Si.6l2 10


The amount deducted from tie ahoye amount of
ordinary Indebtedness, IsG 1863 ls) leaves balance
Ordinary deb, s. G5J u
On motion Of Mr. Hoffman the report was accep
TED and placed on die
Nc Mckinney, from the committee in reference
TO the county poor hou7e and farm, submitted the
following report
10.