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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-20
NEW FALL
AND
WINTER GOODS.

XXTE have received from Boston and s.. Louis
wv our stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
which we offer for sale ON Terms which cannot
fail 10 please all who may favor US with Their
Custom.
Our stock consists in part Of
Blk and blue Brnad Cloths, blk and fanct
Cissitners. Sarinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Pilot
Ca,h, Flannels, l.inscys, Glnghams, Muslin de
i.aucs, Alpaca, Priated Maslins, silk Hdkis.,
Linen do, Crava,s, Gloves, Mitts, Ladies Hose,
C ,mforter., W,olen Caps, suspenders, heavy
)onestcs. Fine nnbleacted do, BIeached sheet
ings and shirtings, Cotton Bisiing, &c &c.
ALSO, Hats, Caps cnd Muffs.
Fur Caps from 81 % 10 Sc;
Cloth do. from % cts 10 $3.50;
Plush Cps, Glazed Caps, Wool hats,
Muffs from % c;s 10 Sc.
ALSO, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Cali, Kip, and Thick Boots,
Boys Kip and Thick do
Men and Boys Kip Brogans,
Women's Lace Boots,
Children's Shoes and Boots,
Mems Calf Shoes,
Ladies Caters,
do Morocco Slippers,
Misses Cali Boots,
do Goat do.
Ladies', Mems and Misses Gum Over Shoes
Hardware. Queensware, Glassware, Lanterns,
Lamps, Looking Glasses, &c. &c.
Also
A frs, rate stock Of Groceries.
All kinds of country Produce received in pay
men, for Goods.
VAN TUYL e. COOK.
Dlvrnpnri, Nov 10Th l350
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REDUCTION OF PRICES
DRUGS, u MEDIcIyrs
PAINTS, " VARylSurs
eaEMieaLs, - BRUSHES ,,a
FANCY ARTICLES
sRrsaEs Ma

ayinr returned from 81. Lous With IN
L L supply OF Drugs, Medicines, elts,,,
Pants, Oils, Natnsh.s, Brushes, r.Br ,r'
cles, &c &e., The subscriber is prepar,5nt,
nish all those who may desire any ,btg ,s,
line, with medicines OF such quali,y III, -
warrant, with all other articles a, pH,au,s
reduced.
Essential oils aud essences: tnctus AM,
ments: meicnriats; qninine; Peruvian M N
barks, roots aud herbs Of every Kind; rys ~.
phor, myrrh, Arabic, opium, and ii o.As,,,,
resins and baIsans; saleratas, sal soCa, E,,s
and other kinds Of salts; hi-carb. sod, sr,r,
acid and a. other acids aad alkaiies; nisps,
mamma; saffron; cream tartar; cloves; cinr,nn
alspice; pepper; naimegs; mace and osrs.
ccs. tennel: eoranjer; earai; aniss; sl.s
mustard aud llaysecd, &c &c
Dge-Sta3i-Logsood, chip'3 and extracts
tic; maddcr; coppcras; alum; indigo; .olui,s
;iu: arnatto; blue yi,rio, &c.
Chemicals, 4r.--parc nitrate silver; iedE
iotate .. iron; morphine; s,ryehnln,; plp.hn
podophyliin; q ydroeNanlc acid musk ;nacr,l,
Hyirioda'e potassa; kreoso,e; eroilon; CHOIR
form; croton oil; cod liver oil; &c. &c.
Fancy .lriiclcs-razors and s,rcp. ptnsuve.;
pms: needles; combs 81 all descriptions; sp.cis.
eles; watch keys; match safes; s.eelbeats pur.
SEES; pocket books, powder puifs ioile, powder;
sei,s: fancy soaps: shaving cream; f.hiny irs.
lc: violin strings: &c. &c.
With general assortment o. al such MED.
cincs as contribute 10 form aeompt'e drugstore
including Paints, OF nil kinds; OILS; ya,nshss
Window Glass; and Brushes
The attention o Physicians, citizens ,rt
country traders is respectfully invited tho
above articles.
A. SANDERS.
Pos, Office Room, Second It.
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NEW GOODS FROM
PHILADELPHIA.
JUST RECEIVED AT
SMITHS NEW VARIETY STORE

Among them are,
TENrLEMEN'S RsADv MAoe CLOTHING; "a
N good variety Of BooTs AND SHOES; Men aud
Bows CArs.-plnsh, Cloth and Otter; Ladies'
and Gcntlemen's Cloves (fuIl variesy;) Pock.
et, Ivory, side and tuck CvMRs; Tooth, hair,
Coat and other BRrsHrs; Gun Saspcnders ; Gum
OvSssRoss; Italian and Fancy Silk CaAvArs;
Irish Shirtiny and Bosom LINENS ;T,wc!s; Nap
kius; Wall, Window anl Writing Paper.
~CARpErS;-N
Bonnet Silks aud SAriSs; VELvggs and COMET
RrRsoxs; Tabs and Cuttings; Artificial Flow
ERs; Thread and Bobpin Llcgs: Man,ua Rib
hons: Embroidered Collars: Damass Pocket
Handseschi.is; nIk and Fancy Colorcd SILKS
tiosiERS Of all descriptions; Silk AID linen peck
Ct hdkfs Giughams; Plaid Muslin; i.iaea Cam.
brio; rh.be, Hose fine article j 4eph,r Boots,
for Infants, Mahar Mis- and Gloves; table and
floor Oil Cloths; Brk silk Gimps; money Pass-
es; Asst'd Zephyr.
Long aud Square Shauls,
Prints aud Calicoes OF all descriptions; Silk
and Jenny Lind Buttons Bohemian do. Jenny
Lind Goats; Swiss Null. Jaconc, and Cambric
Maslins; French Linen: Cai!dren's P,lka Hats;
belts. Sw,s. Edpings and Inscrtings; Figured and
SWISS Nasus; Green and blue Bcrage; black
Denic Wells: Foss Cotton; Silk o. Cloth steel
riug aud purses; belts and het slides; Tidy pins;
Zephyr Goats; t;um Gar,crs; rapesir NEEDLES;
Iennv Lind Hradlugs; Assorted pufs, Twist;
Linen and Cprion Behbins; ;imps; Tidy Cs,ton;
Knitting d.; FLaSslL ursLlSs; nix Six I.aees;
a, all prices; Cashmete; D. l.aincs; Alpocas;
BIZ SIX Fringcs in every width hoass and eses;
FISH hooks; uMBRgii.as and Carpel Bags; Satch-
els Envelopes and Note Fapet; pearl but,ons;
Jenny I.nd pencils; hair pins. Knitting do; As
sorted Thimhle :t,lit book MS; EuglisI's celc-
hra,ed Needless Gill P. ncils lnnly $780,
Prince Alber,'s Extension CTS Congress Gold
Pens in Cases; Hair Oils; Pomade; Co'ogue;
Peafl Powder, &c.
Together with a GREAT variety Of other ATi-
clcs al which will be sold Cheap ior c lsi a,
Smiths Philadelphia Dry Goods Store,
Corner Of Second aud Brady Streets.
Daveuparf. Nov l4ih. iHs0
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COAIS Of all kinds, viz:

Y paatalOoEs.
Cashmere Pants, ali caior-. Doe skin. BLACK
yellow, green brown, drah, Tweed Cashmere Q
all colors black saiineit, siey blue, steel mixed
leans. brs an ana blue. corduroy, sheep, grey.
Tests Vests.
Silk, satin, cashmere. MeFino, cloih satiaeu.
Boys Clothing.
Over Cents, blankets. b aver pants. ;,
CLOAFS ot tie latest and most fashionable
styles, and cheap.
Furnishing Goods.
Linen hosn,ned shirts, ca leo. check. rel anu
white plaid shirts aid drawers, Canton Hanneid"'
silk hanikfs., nack do. su>prnders, SOCKS.
Hats and Caps
Fur. wall, silk plush caps With variety OF on-
Trunks, carpet bags, Buffalo robes, biaio o.
yer sh Is.
A ). lendhl assortment OF Cloths and Cassi-
meres aid ve>iings. Black French Cioth, oea-
yer. hlus, green, Dralice. &c.
(asximrrtS.
Plain. HI ck, do. skin do. Fancy Cassineres,
green. yellow brown, check. OF different .ifs.
Al.o fine selection at vesiings, Silk Velvet,
ATTN, silk, Cass'iner Mernc.
SatiueitS
Brown. blue, Gle brown black.
All Of which will he soil nv the piece. or md"
MP in The most fashionable New YORK Styles, al
such prices which cannot tail 10 give eaare sahs-
feriion
Therefore IL Won want the best articles al the
lowest prices. or il yon merely wish TO gras,iy
onr taste br examining a we'll selected s'ock,
I',Lt. tMMEiI tTEt Y at the OLD IOWA
STORE, where The subscriber MI
Always be on hand
November :. 1870.
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BULL's sAKsapAISIiLA.

/ I is pns up in full qaar, bott IS and contains the
ls,rengih OF six tunes IS much pure u hfnra,
Snsap rilla AZ any similar preparation IN Auie,i-
"a. pfire one dollai per bottle or SIX boties Tor
live dollars.
II has been well established fac, for years
passed thai the only true panarea tor all disease
originating from an impure STATE Of the blood The
use OF mercury, intoxicating inks, evil habits IL
yonth. batrebne>s, &c. We boldly assert thai
joha Bulls Fluid Extract OF SarsaparIlla i The
only preparation before the public tha, Is prepsr
ed on sricif scie..iilic principles and Of mi ON
strength. The Sitsaparia - purchased WI hout
regard 10 price. and every pound, before being
ased is subject 10 the stir'ast chemlca al tests aad
its genuineness ascertained before being used.
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ARyDT 4 RLAKEMORE,
TaIlOyy Chambers,

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
0PDERs lief, at r. v. Bakcmore, Jr's Stove.
OTin and Hardware store, on Main ST., near
Second, will be puncualy a'tendedto.
NIB Cash paid for Taliow -
September goth. 1850.
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More New Goods at Ilildrcth's.

JUST RECEtVED.-Br Britannia Tea setis, Cof-
y fec pots, Candles,icks, sp,toons, etc Also,
round Wapplc Irons for stoves; stew kettles nd
sauce pans, for sale cheap al 2 lie Claire Row.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

INV HEREVER Dir STORMS SCOTCII COUGH c.Nnv
W attended lan nn
eo &
he mi an uscu conpo
From the Druggists 81 hicaso- Their sales in -Four Month,
We,
sde aDR
Mr. Hamilton Wade,
LOUIS NJ and u i has s
II RED - 1865 paekg,awelad BOY f. clerk 8 d. ,1,
WY Biz. aas -ahi haa. r oCAMM y,
BRlNnhR PENIOE, 364 HENRY sC perBw
aNtL ANDfRN N Cncagos SEPT 1910
Some aaess prahonsrs Of meleine, ~ . a - ~
~ 4 liberal discount made 10 country Merchants %
for Candy and o,be
and Sears X Mitchell May Oh,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-20
Fall and Winter Stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,

Cloths, Cassimers, Vestlpgs, Nc, and ne IeIs
oondaen, in saying tina, he will BE- able 20 COM
pet. with any house in the West, and by odds TO
Give better Bargains than can be afforded in any
0 her Establishment, in the place II. Is largely
supplied with every variety OF articles IN ms line,
and will take pleasure in showing and selling his
goods. His supply consists IN par, OF
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-20
A. &. BILLION.
Watch and Clock Maker and RngFaytr:
n. SANFORD,

DRUGGIST AND GROCER
Physieianssupplied with fresh and pure mes'
cines 80
Store on From, Street, formerly occupied BY
G. l.. Davenport y Co.
October 9TH, l8l9.
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CAPS. CApS:! CAPS.u
500 HATS aad Caps Of every variety OF
cUU prices and size.
fs"a l24 cts TO DOLLARS EACH,
For Mn. Boys, Children and hfaat-.
also
a fer cirnp .nggs r., Laiie',
and ZepAyr P4iarraes 4 new article,
ALSO
| Cise Of I.alies Velvet Ronne's Al 500,
With great variety Of RooTs and SHOES AZ
smia's CheGp Cah prriet7 Store, end Brady s..
Davenport
November 81. 1850
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TESTIMONIALS.


REV. E. W. SEHON- REV. E. STEVENSON
The following is a verbatim cory OF a &C Him.
cate now ia the possession OF The proprietor II
.inil's Sarsaparllla. Rev Il. ". Sehon is widely
and generally known an eloqnent and r.om-
plished Pastor Of The NJ. T.. Chrfch aud Re- F..
Stevenson has been known as on. oil the most
talented and zealons members 'ha, the kentaeky
Conference coui boast ot for many years aid
a. th. time IS filling The high and responsible sta
ton oil gent Tor the NJ. K. Book Concern Can
he world produce better more satisfactory les.
tiinony ia lavos OF any met!icines
Louisville, May 29th, 1850
We havensed John Rul'. Sirsaparlla, and have
known i, 10 be nsed with entire satisfaction and
we have no hesitation in stating that We believe
tito be safe and valuable medic al compouh and
calculated 10 produce much good and relieve
much suffering: and therefore, wond mos, heer.
FL u and most earnestly recommend IT 10 tae al
liicted.
tSignedl T. w. SEHoN,
1, Sssts Y /. n
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GARNET FURNITURE,
HO! FOR THE RAILROAD

TEE Srocx Is ALL TAxEN..-LooK OUT FOE TIL
SaoKe...
Hlhe subscriber, 10 be even with tie ilmes,if
i tends clos NJ off his extensive stock 81 We'll
assorted FAMILY GROCERIES, BOOTS.
SHOES, HAS, C.1PS, 6c.-to make room 'al
still more extensive stock oil GroceHes, TO et
received direct from New Orleans IN til" spring
at price that vii, s.aslonish the natives"
His motto il, "lniek sales and small Pro!lt';
and he warrants all Goods he sells Cill at ms
st. Louis Cheap Cash Store Of
EXTRA FAMILY GROCERIES,
Opposite Steamboat Landing,
And sa.sfy yourselves iha, he selling as cheap
Is any-and cheaper Than many.
j. ". DaILAM.
I'm. B-CAMDEN MILL FLOUR, in
bhfs or hlf. bbs or nv the retail. kept constant
" on hand Also, CORN MEAL and BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR.
Davenport, Dec. l9th. 1850. l7-4m
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Y = :
Louisville, June 9th. ls4B.

Better Testimony than mas erer offered in
faror of any Medicine,
From Dr. James NJ Moore.
Mr. John Bull | have no hesitation in saying
,ha, ! believe your Snsap rila 10 b. The bet ar
iicle ever manufactured Tor the cure OF Sriofuia,
Syphilis, and many other G i'aneous and Glandu-
lar Affections, having used IL with entire success
in a number oiihe above cdses.
J. N, MOORE, NJ. u.
Louisville, Dec. Goth. l847.
Principal office, 81 Fourth st, Louisville. Ky
a SANDERS,
Agent for Scott couats.
Davenport, Sept 18th, 1850. e-6n
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EVERY BODY, Alloy!
OLD ORIGINAL. CLOTHING E7I.
POEsEinf.
LARGEST .4RRig.4L YETI
HONOR BRIGHT! NO HuMRUC!

TlHE Proprietor Of the OLD ORlGlNALI
i CLOTHING STORE-on Front street, in.
,nediatsly opposite the Mills. "a. the pleasure Q.
announcing 10 his friends and old customers, that
he has Just received his
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Testimonials Ike The follomiag, rende..s su-
perfuons all comments on tic efficiency
ofBnlrs Sarsapariild:
From d. l., p. Yaudell. Professor Of Chemistry
in The Louisville Medical College
~ have looked over The list OF Ingredients com
posing John Bil's Compound Extract Of Sarsa-
parlla and have no hesitation in saying that they
form safe compound and one That promises well
in chrome diseases, 10 which il il applicabfe.o
l.. p. YANDELL, NJ. d.
Louisville June 9th lS4B
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ROCKS. PAPER, &c.

TIME subscriber has lately received an add,-
i ,jonal stock Of Seasonable Books, wesi al.
nprcd for Holiday Gifts; embracing variety O
Richly illustrated ANIMALS; a few copies OF Sa-
prrby Bound and Gil, editions Of the Popular
Poe,r, and very full assortment Of Small Books
-
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n. d Drfo6D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10
DEATHS.

pryp on hs Attn last O'Clock a!ssr NOR but p!in!
illness which she eh o.u. hfi rssna'h AN
conso John SzeI. the y. OF her age leaving
chrn ani large circle of relations
t.oe anou, hone as they iee spirit ira
may be ruy sad, me sun Is soae dow" "!e u va" '''
Gay. blessed are hey t4t, Gle IN the Lord
Dzp on the 18Th OF December the residence of m ic!
w " Watkins Es,I N county Chasoe DR. tlEMlNl e
WATKINS G of hi. a death Wa o'ca-ioNr "
On injury be- received 1911 his horse. and aer caaHe
men; O! many he qey resigned e winch is 'G oee
one pfo;raee! the confident op o. n: 'd -i
immortality. profession. nni 'hiN ~ me e!s
charge he o5ane she confidence a"' af,c!'H s
ar of those who nooy.l lie ns!
ierrse virtues which much aion the cie ~ M
Individual The o lie Jas. a lhesd 10 us
salng, Kind and concatig -porrnni aaae and sr
ionse IN hi, coaderas and firm N ms .nsn n
community sh.h NJ lived "no hon"fe
him with ,is hge, r-gards while living Ard row pay 10 hs me
rorl tie jus tribute 0f lhen gnei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10
A NUT FOR TIE ADoLIrIoSIsrs TO CRACK.

From the Mobile Register learn that Chancellor Ma
SON. the middle Chancery Division Of abama has deci-
ded il the of State Dns. slave thai slaves
entitled il Alabama the benefits Of The wit Of habeas
corpus Upon tho petition Of any free white person The OBJ
ec, and Of the writ Is release them from any illegal
confinement in which they may be hold. This decision is
based mainly upon tbs construction that the term person
In the bill OF rights and the constitution, embraces slaves
The Chancellor says 1.-THE slave h lie, occupies two
fold positions for while 70, all civil purposes he is property,
and is regarded and treated by the laws yet when he
be tried and punished for The highest grade OF Of
fences the law in ,s great tenderness Of human M raises
him far above the dignity OF chatc and secures 10
him the rights Of human being Upon his trial Tor Often
ces he regarded moral agent responsible FOR his acts
and lie hns secured him tho rights of trial BY i-
partial jury Of the country that any free white citizen would
have Il would be excesdingl difficult TO how the slave
could be thus treated moral and agent with
out dgniyng him with tine character person. But we
arc not left 10 gope way entirely in the dark on this
question. In the State OF North Carolina /, has been
pressy decided BY The highe tribunal Of that State, that
slaves are persons See tho State Edmund Devrough
Rep 2aO I'edos Dig 7S0 and will no. be seriously con-
tended bu, that the condition Of the slave in North Carolina
and in Asbama s socially ard politically the same. The
same point has been decided In South Carolina
For these reasons and Others based upon the statute al
lowing slaves 10 be baled in certain Chancellor Ma
son directed tho Sheriff deliver the prisoner Dass into the
custody OF his owner, withou, bail or main Prize.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10
MARRIAGES..

a.an,so ea fhe u-t rs til. Re-. T Reynolds. Mr. Ed
NagD GREASY. M-, JULIA 4, BiTGHAS, daughter .: kia
7 .,oiuh IauSlau, nj! of Cumberland
MARRIED the l2fh bee BY the Mr. PLEASANT syn
pERSDN, Mrs HARRIET MEaDoK, daughter o' J~as Mea
dor all Of Cumberland
MARRIED. Dec. by the Mr. JOHN PACE ~
Mis- MARY FRANCES SASDERSON, Of Cumberland
r.8~ Tsy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10
DErIDED At LAST

After long discussion, the Convention Yesterday con-
frmed the recommendation of the committee of selecting
the universast Church Marion the place for
meeting Unsuccessful motions made 10 remove 10
Norfolk &C. and continue tho si,,ings IN the n of the
House Of Delegates convenient hour. Very little
change hear vii! be nads in the Church. and in few
doys we presume the sessions will BIZ transferred tter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10
VOLUME XLVu.
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMI =" r. AL 4,
ny WILLIAM f. s. THOMAS NLnSiAD' SN

TERMS. o;u.
~ Daily Paper seven annunr ana az 'ne a.e o es
lars taken pe-lo h.n one year tor .ne ern @
k,,,ly FIVE dollars per 81! ihee t ~ @ @ !, @ ,
: m advance 10 bc pad N The ct or lei'e =! ' i i'
~ M h, orsce NAV bs reunited Per mail. in good and
N.Y. na =, he rss Editors the postage y az kt-
hs,n, md ~ liz .ts The postage OF single e'ier seae
of ann account 10 Tie the accumulation ei os,aye IN
Y, st! winch orcra,cs upon Editors
. eA''s''e ' TERMS or ADVERTISING.
IN THE DAILY ENouRER-for hieen lines or less n,s, IN
inserted once week. week or three nmes week. 'h'r
wen and half cents .,. -, :.
proroion Tor advertisements greater engh-execi Lottery
Auctoneers. who charged lcu dollars aer ineuH
~ TIE SElWEEkLY-For fifteen lines, ess first insertion
cents for each oarin"euce - cents.
orders ro. u, &c accompanied with the advance Pay
. ...ls
NJ tb:tes of respect, src.escty e1S M ifies are
..xe9 :.
faryiGses from .l.c country wheaever 'ne
InS,s own 10 U.s. mus be authenticated hy The
Ii.~. r.-.s IN neclborhood, or they viii III lao
- assure, tha; has been taksn prevent
mos. .as prove ed heretofore unavainis We must,
.s,s: ~ such upon the COMMUNICATIONS he:e ceni
led b, The Pos,ma-r rsr ire buck of ne .s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10

| AGRICULTURAL SALTS-Messrs K.ewell 4 Da-
WILSON, Of the Agricultural Depot OF Batmcc firm OF we'll
established character have for sale compound for the re-
noya,ion and permanent improvement of land which is
fast supercedng the use of Guano II is known by the
name of Chemical Salts and has aeady been tested and
highly approved by the Formers of Maryland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10

Ham Gibson. Io5n Gibson. Ovcron Gibson,
RE nd Marin Gibson. Defendants
- obtain i decree for The legal TIT. 20
h, wlicn p.ainf alleges ii. purchased Of
SISTER, tr her ii,i,rne died wiihol, having
ale I" an deco fr Ike ame und the defendant,
ho'as Hnton ron own the timber, committing further
asie on sa,i sai aad having male affidavit that tho
10 deadda!s JOAN Gibson. Richard Gbeo ard Marin Gibson
residents oi TINS STATE of the panfb his Attorney
ordered, taa;i the sad John Gibson Richard Gibson and Martin
n q" appear w!h' month after due publication OF this
90 "hi IL necessary protect their Interests IN hru; and
o' ,htS or BE- published week ior four
80 " y :h Kichr ~! haqurer newspaper published The
yAaf AMI shat 1ao;er copy b1 rosej the from, door
i!o.ss oi is county the la, Of the Coun.
nv nvui Aee;y Tee. JOHN HUNTER c. {.
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"tNCERY VIRGINIA A, ruies held In the CLERKS
''-rt: CosIl o. Loulsa C-'uG'y on III. ~ LAY "
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|0RLEaNs CLARIFIED SUGAR, 10 h6d.. IoI ssis 0y
~ Jan H. SKISKER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-04
Important from Texas and Mexico.

Baltimore Jan. ..
The New Orlean. mails have arrived bringing
aiyiccs from Mexico to the 10th uli. We learn
that an attempt had been made to asassina,e
Gen Arista.
The Mexican Government, have rccaccl all
Steamers aud Passenger Vessels q tuuase duty
The coutraband business on the Rio GIande is
said to be increasing
Dates from Yucaton to the Sd ult state that
the war with tho Indians lie still progressing aud
tia, the Indians are proving successful.
Accounts from Texas to the 9Th ult give the
ofira, returns Of the vote upon the Boundary Bill,
which shows $3.50 in favor and 3lG5 against the
bill.
The total ou,tcn,ablo debt Of Texas is stated
by the Comptroller to be 2l2,SOO,oOO, and their
available mean, SO 100000
4 meeting Of She passengers who were on
board Of the Ohio, on her late passage from Ia.
yaua, was held on ths Steamboat Georgia. while
ON her way from Norfolk to Baltimore The ob.
icct Of the meeting was To consult in relation to
claim being made for salvage for bringing tie
steam slip into port. Col Ramsey, Of Pa. pre,i-
dcd anl Rcyerdy johnson, Murdock, and others
took par; in the preceding. THIS is new case
aul well excite some attention among our Steam
Slip Companies. \ committee was appointed TO
attend to tie matter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-04
The Overland Entrants,

Never IN the history of our country, has there
been parallel to the suiieringS endured by the
overland enigrants TO California during the past
season. Blu, family can We realize tho amount
OF misery which must have peryadei the vast
concourse Of adveniurers As they moved over the
barren deserts and rug5el mountains of the Great
Bason. The California papers ia well rs those
throughout the states are ben, filed with &C.
counts Of most heart rsnding occurrances, related
by such rs have been sufficiently fortunate to
reach the promised land.
We notice one gentleman who travelled the
Fort Hall route who KEEP, daily journal of the
disasters and Of deaths dolngs, on his Journey
He says ne counted If dead mules | OCT dead
horses 1900, and dead oxen and cows $50
This and other property abandoned on the route
was worth, at least. one million Of dollars. lie
also states that he hai counted on that route g53
graves, and computes 5000 as the number Of per
suns that must have persisted during the past sea
son. lie asserts that he saw fJteeu dollars paid
for glass Of water and that he eoayersed with
many who had paid one hundred doRGr for a an-
gle pint Of iodter