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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26

Mn. CLAY AND GES. Scorr.-Mai. Geo.
I. Ward, the Wing nominee for the office
Of Governor ofFlorlda. took occasion 10 mem
tion TO the nominating convention, that. du-
ring his late visit TO Baltimore. he had the
privilege of an interview with the patriot
Henry Clay, who was then slowly sinking
into the sleep Of death, and that this distin-
gHiShed man whom the country now mourns,
gave among his last expressions his testi-
mony to the integrity, patriotism, and virtue
OF Winfield Scott.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26
a.. III. RURCKHARTT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, HUNTSVILLE, M
WILL practice law in the counties of Randolph
w Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe, Adair
and Schuyler. All business entrusted 10 him will
receive his prompt attention..
Office in the second story above McCampbell &
Coates store. [Oct 24-34.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26

hulNUrlzeu HBBuls'
V. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for this paper
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia cities.
Fayette-ANDREw J. HERNDoS.
Hnntsvle-G. Il. BURcKHART.
observation-disclosures G. SHARP.
Lnneus-CARLos BoARDMAN.
Cambridge-JoHN H. GROVE.
Chlicothe-W. c. SAMUEL.
Milan-STEPHENs, HINES & Co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26
We coPythe following from the Richmond

We coPythe following from the Richmond
(ky.) Messenger Of the 18Th:
Some 5000 hogs were sold in this coun-
ty the past and present weeks to Tennes-
scans at 81 80 gross. The drive them TO
tennessee to iatlen. and thence take them
to the Southern market. The price in this
region seems TO he firm, with an upward
tstdcucy at these figures.
We understand that some have been sold
IN Gorrard county at 81 rs, to 60 in the
same direction.
The prospect for corn in this region is
rather gloomy. We have had no rain for
several weeks until Monday last, when we
had gentle shower. Unless we get more,
corn crops will be cut short, probably not
more than half the ordinary YIELD when sea-
sOnaJe-so say some OF our farmers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26
oBT. T. PREwrTT, JNo. W. HENRY
pREWITT g. HENRY,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FAYETTE, MO-,
WILL attend to all business entrusted to them
w in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid 10 collecting.
Gcg55' Office in Crigler's Frame building two
doors above the Receivers Office.
NnYemhrr. ID. lS49-Y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26

More TrsrrMoSY.--Henry W. ITillard
ESq'r., distinguished gentleman Of Alaba-
ma, in letter says Of Gen. Scott and the
Compromise:
lie is well known to me porsonaly.-
Ills patriotic desire for the success Of the
Compromise measures was well understood
while iheyyet hung in doubtful scales; and
it is SO happened that l dined in company
with him on the day o'their triumphant pas
sage and heard tjcm his evn 'ija he arI,nf
oppression Of his uHJonrdsd sq'isfacicn of
that most harry corsummatioa.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26

THE WAY TO TALK.-A gentleman Of
Florida writes TO the editor of the Mobile
Advertiser to send him the paper--provd-
cd it supports Scott and Graham; and if not
to return the money, He adds there is no
fear of Florila; that she will give Scott and
Graham the electoral vote hy handsome
majority.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26
TIM { s.
BY CLARK H. GREEN L.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, merit door to the
Glasgow House.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26
carlos ROARDMAN.
LOHH G. CRAMEEY.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GLASGOW, MO,
WILL give prompt attention to all business
w entrusted 10 him in the Courts of Howard
and adjoining counties
Office with Drs. Vaughan & Campbell.
Glasgow, June 10, 1S51--tf,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26

Rates Of AdvertisinI

50 In Advance-S3 At the End Of the Year
ST In Advance TO Clubs of 10.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26
TUOS. sy9ACKELFORD.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GLASGOW, MO-,
WILL practice in the Courts of Howard, Sa-
w line, Cooper, Randolph and Charlton coun-
ties c75@ Office on first street.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26

81 per square of II lines or less, for the First In
sertion, and Fifty Gents for subsequent ones.
Liberal deductions TO Yearly Advertisers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26

1.-THE wealth Of mind and heart, of faith
and love, no change can take from us.
y The most beautiful may be the most
admired and carcssed, hut tAoy lrc mn, e.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26
MEDICAL CARD.

DRs. POWELL & BOWERS have associated
- themselves together, in the practice of Medi-
cine, and will give prompt attention TO all calls
No extra charge for consultation, where either of
,hem are employed.
Cambridge Ian %, 1852
The Davenport gazette., 1852-01-15
x<YsttessTrn.

Ia 'his Ilace, onthe eth inst. by Rev. L. ~
AVS, Mr.. JOHN WALRANEN, OF Walnut
Grove to Miss MARY c. PARKER OF PISTON.
Gio@e, SCOT county, Iowa.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-01-15
FIRE INSURANCE..
Inc New YoRK MuruAL UNION Murc AL INs, c
sonvsTowN, n. Y.

ihE new YoRK Mu4uAL UNION Mur Al ISs. G
sonvsTowN, n. Y.
CAPITAL 5000 eco AND SURPLUS.
~ =. CLARK, Sec'y. CHESTER PHELPS, Frcst.
E3ecuiire Conlniitee
Bracket, W Clark, Philip Van Week.
WIS deserve4ly p pdpalar institution having Ia
:. Ken measures FOR the proper ami thorough
,nuodncton into this State Of its extensive and
,nishy pros erous business, row Offers its iacIll-
YES ior protection 10 holders Of different classes
91'riopeitg not specially hazardous with conf
ueh' assurance that they are second to those Of
no o'her Institution OF the kind in tie Union; al
.aes as low as those OF any other responsible o.
I'VE. This COMPANY is also especially adapted
Wadofding Town Property, Private Dwellings
r;N,' cheap and reasonable insurance, as such
tan, n, are elassed by themselves and their funds
separate and distinct. Insureis in this cla''
ra., a,se Term Of policies exrhed prior 10 Sept
~. received a cash dividend of 25 per cent
D1s.dend IN second class same date, Is per cent
,d0eN. .. All losses promptly and liberallS
lus'ea IN the county or neiehborhood where
n,r"s'aihed ,rN by the Gen ACT OF the Co. Local AMI
'Fetilng As'ts. wan ed and appointed
address, II. G. LIrCHFfELD,
uen, ACT. Maqnoksls, Jackson CO., Iowa.
adh. 10, 1882. l9-3m
The Davenport gazette., 1852-01-15
psyEsIaC MEETING.

In pn,euance OF public notice large and Ell
,hn.astic meeting Of the citizens OF Davenport
1o,,o was held at the Court House on Nonda,
evening the 10Th inst. and organized BY the az
no;n,ment OF J. Mac0SH, Pres'., aud a. J
Bsows, See'y.
Mr.J. r. SHEPPARD stated the Object of thc
me1,ine Is be to ADOPT the most eligible plan !eI
r,naering substantial aid 70 Hungary in hei
.,yncoe for national freedom.
On motor, !. / Dawes, Pr Clanssen aud pr
LANCER were uppoiated committee 10 reporI
resolutions expressive Of The sentiments Of Tie
meeting
4. r Rrown b.ing called upon addressed the
meeting, but gave way upon the return OF The
.ommt,ec who reported the following rasolu,
,;ons which were separately adopted:
Resided, That every nation possesses tic
.,.oreicu tight 10 establish such forms Of GOV.
oa,asitmay esteem the most advantageous
.a "a, any course Of conduct on the part Of /
,Lird power tending to impair or prevent thei
exercise Of this right, Is wrong, and invlola
~. II the best and mos, securely ertablishel
,oof nations: that Russia in interfering Ia tbs
r,een, Hungarian struggle for liberty was guilty
oe.n anen. shameless and fragrant violation o
those laws; aad as there Is no aupfcmc Count q
Nations 10 enforce their laws, Rrssia is anena'
Me 10 The people Of The tlnited States and al
other Nations who are charged with executive
mower Of nations for this lawiess and criminal
invasion o! their rights; and that is consequent.
& .iltau nf Gurh pan ~
,luct D i the part OF Russia towards Hungary.
2. Resoi,cd, That we sympathize, with an op-
era,iye and substantial sympathy vita the trod-
den-aown and oppressed people Of Hungary
that il is our duty TO aid lhem by all lawful
means: and having uHbonnded confidence ~
Goy'r Louis Kossuh, that committee OF six
be appointed to arrange all necessary steps and
10 collect funds and place them in bis hands as
contributions to the Frsasury Of Hungarian fee
dom,
rr. Claussen,C c. 3. Waite, ". Wheeler, A..
G Fu',on, Dr.. White, S Parker. J. L. Davies,
Nj. Bull, Nr. PITS, addressed the meeting, the
former gentleman in the Germen language op
notion the following gentlemen were appoinied
i committee 10 saIieii funds 70 AID The iiunga-
daus. Futon, Pres; =. = Grown, Sci
Z. Cook, ffs1s. Dr. claussen, J. l.. Davies, Ds.
LANCER.
on melton the following resolutions were a.
dep,ed:
g. Resoleea, Tina, the Secretary be requested
10 forward copy Of the proceeding Of ,his aeet-
log to each IF eur senators and Refrcs eE,a!sses
IN Congress.
"A. Resoiea Tia, the committee be instruct
"a 10 forward 10 Gov LOUIS hossUih cops oi
tde proceedings Of lbs meeting and That the
Hungarian patriots lie invited TO maze this see
ton of the country their home, at leasi until the
time shalt arrive when they may libefatc their
ua:ive land.
On motion the mcct.ag adjourned.
J. MeCOSi, Pres't.
e A. J. BeowS, see'y.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-01-15
TILE STRENGTH OF Ir.

Sx foll. OF d. sl9gni's Gtiebrdtsd Scotch C5agi
6a,t4y are equal 10 The lafgfst ami best botlet
nixsurs ever inveaiea, u IS cheaper and msil'
a,reaahle 10 The tas'e, AMI or the benefit OF th'
athistei, as well as .or cur otsn, II shalt be ptsh
el mo not re a. fas, as possible To be sure O
the right asicle, Purchasers VIII please obse =
that on the outside wrapper at each roll OF tir
storms Scotch 'onga Ciniy is the written sly
nature OF Hsmiton wade, (proptie'of,) and al
elegant engraving at the Goat ot Arms o. Scot
laaj, without which none s genuine,
Pace, One Dime per Roll; Rolls for p cts
ors per Dozen
For sale by Druggists and Merchants of Dar'
onnnf'.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-01-15

NTEMOIRS OF MISS MARY LYON, late
Itl Principal oil s..foant Hoiyoke Female sers-
iaary,n The above interesting work IS edited by
President Hitchcock OF Amherst College, and
for sale bv. II A. POR TER,
Rock Island, Jan, ls'. 1882.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-01-15
l)AV EN- RI
STEAM planning MILLS,

II HE undersigned have erected and now have
Il in successful operation their extensive pla
Hing Mills, and are now furnishing materials io
tlie erection oil .onses:
such AS
Flooring. Cetiiag, siding, Doors, sab
Blinds, Shutters, Door and Wtndoto
francs, &c.
D. application Of Steam 10 tie most
IMPROVED ifsACsEENE3Egg,
Together with more than twenty years expcr;-
enes in EUgLET1yG,
The Undersigned halter themselves that, to ali
intending 10 hnid, they can offer facilities not &c
ee surpassed in any place either East or West.
They are now prepared to furnish 10 oFdel
any thing in their line Of business, IN my qaan-
Nv, ct short notice, and on reasonable terms. Nc
pains VIII be spared TO give The most Entire Sal
fsdciioa as TO quality, workmanship, or price.
Al orders from q distance promptly at
tenaed 10.
The Undersigned are further prepared to con.
tact for the erection OF buildings OF every dcs-
eflp.1n, on the most reasonable terms and with
The creates, dispatch.
The public generally are invited TO call and
avail themselves Of tie facilities thus afforded by
tie substitution Of Steam Power for that Of man
~ this branch Of business.
COTEs & DAVIES.
Davenport, Jan. 9th, 1852.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-01-15
T,ANDS FOR SALE

IooK & SARGENT offer for sale the follow.
" ing Land. in Scott county, Iowa. The lands
are OF good quality in the settled portions OF the
county and will be sold at fair prices and on such
The Davenport gazette., 1852-01-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TINE undersigned as administrator of the es:
i tate OF Johu Dunn, (deceased,) By yiftue Of
"a License from tne Prosue Court Of Scott Couu-
ty, Iowa. will offer for sale at tie Cout House
Door ef said County, to The highest bidder, On
Saturday the l4th day OF February next, between
the hours OF O'Clock A. nj. aua 4 O'Clock p. Nj.
all The interest belonging 10 said estate, (subieci
o the dover OF Elinor Dummy in and TO, two ten
acre Lots Of timber, twenty-five and 42 100 acres
including the old homes tead, and eighty acres
prai.ie land lying auti being, in and near 'Allens
Grove in said Scott County
An nndoubied title can be given subject to the
lie estate of the widow. Terms ! cash, 1 in q
months. and in Is months Wi h 10 per cent a-
terest per annum. EDMUND DUNN,
Administrator
Scot Co, Iowa, Jan 18th, l85l--4w.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-01-15

y oF the best located Stores IN Davenpor
-~lor Rent al big rent. Apply 70
thct2 G FulTtY.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-01-15
davenport Literary society.

The falowins important subject, viii be con
,aued before the society for discussion atits mex
meeting Saturday evening the l7Jh inst)
Rs1leei-That ne Ua'iet States otsit 10 ii,
Hungary against Russian f'te.ftrenee'
The gaaiic are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Z CoomBs, Sec'y.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-01-15
Davenport Prices Current.

[ corrected Hekiy By Burrors & Psettnaan
DAVENPORT. Jan. Is, 1859.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-01-15
EXEcgIrEsA Nsprsas,.

q IL persons having claims against The estate oil
= WIN. LUCK, Sr decd. are requested topre.
eh' Them for settlement, and all those indebted
~ .a,d estate are notified to pay the same inme-
o'ateiy to A. SANDERS, who is apihoriaed to re-
'eips Tor all moneys due said estate.
JENNA LUCK,
Execn'rix of Wm. Luck, sr., decd
HaTenPoT', Jan, 18th. 1852. l9-3w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

lsPuRrsSI GRlIS AND FLuuR MuyENLSr.-B,
90, ARRIVAL - the steamer dHIbt,c Yesterday
mufuIn, the acruuui- IT the BiiU,h isry,-'. and
~ the Bru-h apJ Continental grain markets, are
more Interesting 10 thi- country than u-HAl.
They - i.r e. confirm prr'uu- iu.imatuu- Of
doubtful aud uufNurab,. weather 300 purfinu. Il
'Uy agricultural districts u Eug land anl OF 'hc
prevalence 81 me pulaIuc d'.case, bo,h 90 Lus
..H ,lI IrsiHHd.
,l.. urut u.4ah doubt or Oh, ry..,. 4 the
tliu harvest at France. ifum which England last
,raf derived very important supple, uf cheap
wheat aud luuf to the exclusion, IN measure.
owing to the low figures at which they we're az.
fJrdcd. Of shipments from the United State, ADD
To tie prriudce at the time, q: the Lughsh agu.
cultural aud milling interest
The Effect VI these accounts was partially an
,etpated in our markets last week, as private
parties, connected by mercantile dealings with
the other side, were in possession OF more decd.
ed evidence. Of the probable turn of the harvest
aud market prospects than were Indicated by the
published accounts.
They bought largely and freely Of both wheat
and -four aud Up 10 Saturday, an advance Of full
10 cent. the bushel on the former, and 90 cents
the barrel GA the latter had been establshed--
Indian corn also participating III the improve
m.nt
The foreign quotations that come to ia by the
Atlantic accompanied a. they 40 doubt will he,
by considerable ord.rs will probably further vi
mulatc pticrs An advance of 3dto al on wheat,
aud If one shilling to lsd sterling on flour is no
ted by tue Liverpool Cunrivr of the Il IN inst, the
day IN. steamer sailed --Neo York 2riJuns,
Esd Sept
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04
Prom The FVru UcmOtTlI,
DemOcratic Comfy Convention.

The proceedings Of the Democratic Convention
OF 'h's county, which met 1T Ottawa IN TUESDAY
last Will be found in our columns to-day. We
understand from persons who were present, that
although The canyas,ing between the if,rtut can.
d'da'es was warm and nnimytcd. the Convention
HJ'urned IN harmony aId good feeling, and " Oh
DETERMINATION to give the li,kst hearty aui
earnest support. Indeed, We cauuut SIC tnW %
could be othtrwi.e. The candidates nominated
are good men and true agliust whom nn o'Jcc'
ton can be raised either ~ The score oicapact,
Of political fidelity. or Of character as upright
and good citizens.
MI hIEsNAN. the nominee fr Sheriff is 4 uln
wan whom We have but li,le acquaintance, yet
We nave no hesltancy. from The many ASSURANCES
INSIDE to US nom those who have had abundant op
pottun'ty to know in endorsing, his nomination 3
one etn!ucutiy fit 10 be mair.' both IN point OF
qualification and # political integrity and per-o-
nal worth. Mr. X. is an intelligent mocha H.
who h' lis own ability and force Of character.
had from journey man, but Il year or tUo ago
risen TO heavy business a. . BRICK layer and ma
SOU until by An unfostuna,e accident he lost M
arm, Nv which he /. disabled from fclluWing lis
easlness with profit He has, We are assured. lie.
yer before been Willingly a candidate for office,
although he has for year or two been q very ei.
hcicni and useful member Of the Board Of lruS.
tees Of the town Of Ottawa. In point Of energy
ot character, per~aual courage. determination,
ami Al Those qualifications without which ~ man.
whatever may be has talents, San Dee a gnyd Shrr.
III. We oeieve no man will dare to question. hot
Nr II. possesses them all IN An eminent degree.
NJ. GoopstL thenomjnee IA Circuit Clerk.
the present Sheriff Of the county. whose elliclrn
cy Sc public Offices IN that capacity our rit-
zen, have had - many opportunities Of witnc..
ing that they viii no; question his fitness for an
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04
Murder.

A man by the name Of Daniel Liley was vii
lalnously murdered, some day last week, about
6iteen miles south Of Ottawa, on the Danvlie
road He had been in town on Monday, and
started FOR Livingston county in the afternoon in
company with Mr.. Gates who had bought =
scythe and sna.h in town. They were seen to'
gether at several places on the road. and last
no, over two miles from where the murder was
committed and where his body was found. Lley
is supposed to have had several hundred dollars
with him. While in town he had a lot Of bills
exchans ed at Norris and FISHERS lcS ten guilder
gold pieces As soon a. the body vas iOuHd,
Gates was suspected, and Immediately arrested.
In lis possession were caand number Of pieces
of gold corresponding with those go; by Mr LiIey
uf Norris and Fisher He was examined and
bound over for trial Daring his examination other
circumstances came to light which led to the ar
rest Of hi. father, brother and brother in law.
uaued Baldwin, all Of whom arc now in jail Mt
this place.
Mr. Liley wa. an Eneli-bmap, and about year
ago entered apiece Of land in Livingston county,
with soldiers warrant, He has no connection
in this vicinity that We are aware Of
II is due here to say that too much credit can.
no. be given to Mr.. Loveless. the genllem,nly
sheriff Of LIVINGSTON county for his iudefadsabis
energy and perseverance, in making these arrests
Much credit ia also due to Mr Skinner for the
assistance rendered.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

We mentioned a month or two ago that Col
BlssrL had changed hi, mind in reference to re.
'lrlns from Congress-, and had announced in the
BeiisriHs .idvocdte hs determination to stand a,
a candidate for re election Th, determination
1t seems, was not satisfactory to some other poll.
teal aSPrants in his district, and a convention ha,
recently been got up a: Carlyle, and p. E. FouKr
Esq, BelleyiIle, pu, in nomination. under the in
posing pn'iigeo Of The regularly nominated demo
tratic candidate" We observe, however. that tle
democratic papers IN the district generally re-.
pudate the action OF the Carlyle convention, aud
adhere to Col BI,.ELL 1, also appear. by an
article in the last BeiiepiRe Adroclie, that Col.
B. hiree!f has determined to pay no attention 10
he Carlyle convention, but will continue IN the
field The opposing candidates in tLe di,ric,
will thus he Col Bis.ell and II. Fouke- 'he whis-
making no nomination. We know no,biug oi the
he merits Of the contest between Cu Il and Mr
+, but there is no man in the state whom We held
IN higher estimation than Col B and We should
regret exceedingly to see him defeated
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

question True. he makes no CLAIM, to oratory,
and will never food the mails with bis speeches.
But when his constituents have any spork to do,
We viii guarantee they will always find their
member a, bis post. Would the present congress
had hundred more such members We believe
the people of tbs district, who have had some
opportunity to try, aud therefore know Nj, r,
can appreciate lis talents and ability, and will
not let this opportunity escape of placing him
in field vheie such talen, il not too abundant
and where It can be made to tell no, only for cur
Interests, but for the good o. the country We
shall count on more than party vote in his IA
vor, and in district nearly balanced, venture
thus early to predic. his election by =, least
! 500 majority.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04
Passage of the River and Harbor Bill---
Adjournment Of Congress.

Cougre.s adjourned at l2 o'clock on Tuesday
last, after prof,les, session Of nne months.
The most important measure Of the whole SEES
siUh was he bin making appropriations for the
improvement Of the river, aui harb6rs OF tho
west This bill, to which the senate had made
amen lmtn's amounting to hall million Of dol
lars finally passed its; body on Friday, and was
sent down to tie house, where it was taken up en
Saturday, snj all the amendments concurrei in,
SO that it has become law 1t is The irs, gene
tai appropriation bill for the beneti; Of the ives,
eru waters that has become law, aud IS there.
fore The beginning OF a rev system, which must
ye, have tie mos, iulporras, results.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

4 WrssrER ORGANIz,gIoN--Thc Webster citi.
,eus Of Boston and vicinity held their seventh
meeting last evening at Art Union Hall The
Hall was crowded., and gr'ai numbers retired,
unable 10 obtain entrance The enthusiasm was
srea. and tie proceedings Ct a mos, cheering ma
tIre,
A Wilson, 10, Of this city, WAS first intro
dGcei TO the meeting, and made a mos. eloquent,
elective and well received speech
Addresses were also male by MesSrs. Picker.
ing, Wns,ow, v LceIvrsh,, White aud the
Chair.
Il WAS voted to form a Webster Minute Men
Club, 10 consist Of one thousand members the
same to constitute vigilance s,tiln-the
names Of the sane t, be inserted 10 .As j)uguals
Of the city
The mex, meeting will be on Moni'y evening
neat-thcago Com. AGs utig paper
Til, movemen, will no doubt throS old Mas,a-
ehusc,, into the Pierce column a; the grea, fight
in November next Vernon. is now the only
State upon which the wings can safely depend.
and the much ridicalei pyramid Of Scott States,
projected by the Burlington (Yt) S<ntin.l NAV
vet turn GU; to be true prediction /; IS a, FOL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

DEATH OF AN EproE.--THoNAs J. WAITE, ESQ,
one of the publishers Of the Chicago TriJ,nr, died
suddenly on Wednesday Of last week Of Asnuc
Cholera. We understand Mr. W. had just effect
ed sale Of his interest in the Tribune, and was
bout retiring on an easy competence. lie has
Tor several years Lad the control of the business
department OF the Tribune, in which, rs well rs
IN his general intercourse with his fellow men
his uniform kindness Of hear, and correct deport
ment, had won for him troops Of warm friends,
who sincerely regret hi. loss.