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Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

Mr. S5boHrE late American Minister 10 Bn,I.
has reiterated his charge ussinsi Com AuIick Of
the I. : Navy which he formerly made IN ap
official desplirA while in Brazil. Com Auhck
denied the 'aue, and accompanied iho denial be-
certificate from sume Of bis oiirer.. aGi hl. de-
uial was accepted By the Secretary OF The Navy
as nii factory
NJ S'heurk repeats The charge o. fr,i made.
which wa, this-ihli Com Au'ieA being in,triic-
ted to convey 49, Mltl,. ile Buzilia.y Minister.
10 Rio Dc Jaueiio, ia ,hr lrgaie susquohaHui at
ihr cost 80 ou- Government bad permitted him
10 make ihc whole passage irlm The United States
TO that port aui To- leave iac ship, without com-
muBlcaiiag 10 him the l.i ,ali provision was
made by the United state, ior Doc whole cxptn.
srs OF lis voyage. that iu short while the gene
temln was to be- provided for and taken ls the
niii0Hs ruesi ihc Commodore carried him 20 hie
destination and landed Jim these, ening him de
tinrily 90 understand. u u was uot .ail 90 him n
express terms that De wa, indebted 60 that officer
lur lls entertainment
Tho inoumnliou Mr. Sthenck say, he derived
Gom Mr. Nlhccdo himself. and he aha. that Com
Aullck charged and received about eleven hum
dTel dnllNs on account ol Mr. Macelo's pa arc.
Mr. Srhcnck reviews ihe testimony produced
by Com. Aulick, pranounrcs b. cyl.iyr of the
true point, and fcas.crl. hi. charge, and refer.
confidently 20 the decision Of Mr. Nareio him
self
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
aaiior's Notice.

COMMITTED 10 the Jail Of Lafayette county,
~ Arb's, ON tie 80 day of December 1853, a
ucsra man who calls his ame JOHN. and says
that be belong. to the Estate of JEssg ALuxAs-
utU deed. OF Weakly cuuuty, Tcnuessee.r Said
negro % aluu % years 0l age, ol o dark copper
color about d elt II inches high. The owner OF
said ucgio is hereby requested. to come ioryaid
prove property pay cbar-rs, aud take hm away,
othofwile he Miil he dealt with according 10
law. JOHN $. FRENCH, Stry1B ant
jaiorei Lafayette co., .lrk'L
Decfmicr %, 1853. 2-tG
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
wasling,on remale seminary.

fINlls sreuNn session Of this Institution w,li
1 commence on heafay ihe fiesnillA don of
February ncxi, ially provided with well tried aud
competent teachers IN every department Every
eiiall will be u,el Ia impaft 10 lhr nipils thor.
ouHh mraiil aud moral raprse ei ;iainnE
AuHg Provisions ara made ef the acshinmo-
dalllu Of d lafge numher Of hoanler,, and every
pains viii be iakeu 10 fcudef them comfortable
and bappf
The attention of tie we'll known Principals
over al ihuse heretofore committed 10 their
ehaises We hnrH will secure to the Institution a
libHHl pINmee
Mis- R.rlNANrS WHITE, p.,.z...,.
MISS SARAH T.. JONES. ff'Hef'af'
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
lf,ua t,r " q. Edsnl
New Orleans Gotten MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Noa>iNa Jar %. ls5i.
CuruN-Wg lp0 themsraol ut the date of orr
last n,iow, cNlh.lus Increased dmur,s aud
morr 'as1n iu prices. rHuiiag iU great de-
gree ipm lhg reduced supply uIauiag afcr the
heavy hu.i1a.. of fhe cmtcat week o. Sa'm-
day, aciuf. were 400 mew stringent IN iheir pfe-
tensions bui the demand was oul moderate. aud
the salc- which were conha'l 10 $500 bales. u-
dictated 10 qu1iab,c change from Friday curfcu-
cy. Ga Monday Tie market appeared 10 bc
rather dtprarl by the irnprui The Europa cor.
faspJulHnce, which came through by mail. and
the .ait- did bpt exceed 1909 bales. again rxLih-
i,.ug considerable irfcglllrily Yesterday. Jbr
rate OF lrrIghl- being easier The market opened
with better dcmilA, which, although .ohse-
guclily checked by the publication in the Even
inc pap'r ol the dispatrnr, which appear In an
other column. confirming the ad,iccs hy Che Nj
0"w. r'u'al iu thr saIc M fully Sn01 hllcs, at
easier Wirr- bot h1ully amounting to a qrotbb'c
decline. 1b. makes an aggregate Tor ,hc three
days OF H. 50n bales.
The receipt, since the 21lh instant, comprise
20,Sll baic., against l0,373 during the roiJrs-
ponlIug period lasi year aud the exports lGs25,
leaving on huud stock OF 22Jl i9 bales against
a3l,Fls same inr last year The receipts pn-
per since The 10 September to date are iOo.OJ5
bales less than during the same tunc last wear
ljjtAlj agains. l,0O6os0. and the decrease at
all ihe ports mp it the latest dates Is 5Qi % bales
U2o3,l3J against ,191GD2l
For the present, we continue 10 quote as lol-
lows our figures for Nliddliug including Low Mid
ding 10 Strict AlidiIms
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

DrAm OF +, p. BLNH.-I'rancis P.
Blair onco the editor of the Washington
Globe famous us the organ of the jackson
and Van Bmen administrations, died in
Mnryland a short time sirce.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
TO THE sTOCRHOE.DEls
OF ;hc Mississippi, Ouaci,ita g Esed
riNer LkAlfrnnn Coli,nnnn.

A Ia meeting OF ihc Board of Directors Of thin
"A Company, in the city ol CaudrH, aud State
oi Arkansas, on W5luc.lly, the iih OF Jmufy,
1851, 1t was oncicd iha, call Of two and one
halt per cent, be made on 40 subscriptions Of stock
by notice OF thirty days IN Che "Ogaeldta Her
ald IN Camden, the Washington Telegraph %
Washington. Ark. and printed rirculau,
JAMES T. ELLIOTT. Su'y.
Cml3fH, .irk' k's Jan. n, 1854. 3-lw
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
Eged fsiver LMlld lor Sale.

80 O00 Acres of Land. in Lafayette and
UO,OOO se,icr coundcs; in the following
townships and Ranges
Township liS u. gov. ljs 2GW. les. eGW.,
les. SOW, las. 25W.. l5S 27W.. t7S cow, l3S.
32W., I2S. 32W, 1lS, 3lW. l3S. 3lW
For terms OF Sale aud description Of the lands.
apply to WN. II. EtrlR. Esq. at Washington.
AK S. agent for the rigncd
GEO w. UNDERHlLL,
ALBERT PIKE.
Washington .art,, Jaiy 27, iS51. 30.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
Take otEcei

/ - retsunz indebted 10 me, uuai teile tho
=. sans BY the ifl ol March, othefwise they
will md Their nDlas anc aceounls.in the hials d
an officer
am d1iIf expecting large fupply af flczh
Melis.nes, dlIeei Ifam NeN York. which ,.iIl
sell a r5lti prices, tar cash ar 10 paar'aal ua.
BENZ z. JET
lI'4.iIssiai ~ 2. 1854. CIV
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
$40 Of Leo. see., 30 8. z. efW.

COMPLIANCE with petition presented TO
holdcrs ul SAID luwnsaln iu accordance with law
Wili nheT iar .ulr. 10 the hishcs, bidder, at
lhe l'ufi-honst u'uf 40 tit town ui Warrington
ilemp,tcld county, Arkansas. ou SATURDAY lhe i,i
cay OF March most ln lpts OI Tracts nf i,fil Aefs
rict thr whole of Section o.. iu Township 10
Suaih ui Range % West s.ii Land, not Be tol,
at lc,' price luaH two dollars pgf acne.
TERMS credit Of ivc yeats with eight pei
cent. interest, payable sogIi-lunually 10 advance
-.'oul with approved security. all be required
% f,ltDa.en. DAN l. r. WILLIAMS.
Coma SoiSA C1u'f
Wd't ly'gg, Jas. {. 1854 l-Cw.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
notice..

The undersigned will continue the business on
his oNn account at the ud stand
d. Il CAMPBELL.
o. OIg OF two good wurkncn wanted 10
whom constant employment wall be given.
.iasauilio4 Jun a. IsJL a-iL
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
DIR. r. =. wEl.E.sANs.

HAVING 1izplsel Of his Drug q Baag siofs
II viii dekots amsell in iutnle.eXelusiscly %
ths paellee ui bis Profession. Qliet az his oIl
stand
u usiagies, Ne. 7,asA. G=lf
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
DIssoLgFsoN!

TUE co.puaarlip heretofore existing h.
4 iw"cu tie undersigned to- the Boon aad sgou.
AAAiNo bIsiucas Wa, dissolved on lar lst int
by mutual consent Aii ilen1u, indebted tn them
BY uuic or account VIII settle ihc same with d
L. CtugHg.L,
DAVID Z. CAMPBELL
JEROME A. CAMPBELL.
lll'tuig.oa, ju.. lCA ls5L 3-;L
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
WARRINGTON pOST.OFFTCE.
ArrivalB and Departures Of the U. s. Mail.
tsTrRy MAIL

EASTERN MAIL,
Arrives every Sunday, Wednesday, Fri, 90 ?, N.
Departs every Tuesday, Thur, and Sat-, 2 A.M.
TEXAS. via GAINESVILLE.
Arrives every Tuesday and Friday, NJ.
Departs every Monday and Thursday. a. ".
WALNUT inLL Ann suErvEroRT.
Arrives every Monday aud Frijay,....6P. ~.
Departs every Wednesday Saturday. g a. NJ.
FULTON,
Arrives every Wednesday and Saturday, @ r,M.
Departs Ban.
CAMDEN.
Arrives every sunday yi,'.'......,..,...G Pm.
Departs every Thursday y...........6A.M
PANTHER ION NouYrAiNl
Arrives every Wednesday, ay,...........IfAm
Departs same day.. N.'.,,,,...,......... | Pa
NrErREEsBoRo.
Arrives every Tuesday, .,.,....,..,...6r.
Departs every Monday .......,......6A. NJ.
Each OF the above Mails close at P. NJ. pre-
yous to the day Of departure.
r. /. PHILLIPS, P. NJ.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
ME- w TORE.
Osemns .gecorls AseIIi.

puSHToN, CLARK X Co.'S Justly celebrated
IL COP llk Err OIL, prepared from the liver
Of fresh Cod Fish, warranted pure. This article
has fully sustained itself in The cure Of diseases Of
The LrNas particularly when taken with the
Phosphate Of Lime; both OF which may he found
for sale at Mitchell 4 FOSTERS
Drug Store.
Washington, Nay 4, 1853. Is
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
TAILORING.
Public e.aus! sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY glYEN, that. in put.
i \ suanea ul iisfnisEiuas ifam i.sa Cammi sziha.
cf OF lha Gsnenl l.aui Office. under authority
vested Ia hiH rs tl4t aia ,eeilaa OF aa Aei q
tausfess approved 81 AHsual Isle. Ne siall nra.
cesd II aiiaf at puddle sale. an Ne1las ihc inil
day al Apui ueAi, tie alioAius tnets ei pabliz
laIsd. lu HIi#=-
wgsi halt NJ So. Il, T. rs. Il. = Y. contain.
IN 1as zi-ia1 a sfas.
Naula.casi quaart s'g. ls T. II s., X. - "
rlalnIane 90 asnes.
saata.us,s qHHef asc, l., tbs, Il. - "
containing leo aeIa.
Btiug Tie samt anIs .alcsic1 AL located hg
john h.iaap. an lhe gnla day OF June. Is e, a.
paH Of ibH Seminary Gfaui la the Sale ol AZ.
kau,as, Ia, S hIsh selections. wsfe sulscqncni' 3
by t.H Commissioner al the General Land Ot.
lice declared TO be without authority ul law.
BENZ. T.. JET. Efqaisr
CHA's b. MICHEL. Boar,r
Jaaaafy 10h, lsai. G-tls.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
DAGILERREIAN.

MIR, {, :. DAVIS, would respectfully iniorm
vi the clsi'ufs a. WARRINGTON and vicinity that
he has loea'sa II tie BAPTIST CHURCH.
where he has ihl advantage oi q spasians north.
em lBhh aH q naA nfullfed 10 lakc lte .sesizs
on lla shnfssl naHee.
Cal and eaHHr lis sssHsai
hehat.pHl - -, Is6a. =.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

The Ericsson. says lhl ~ Y. Express
continues 10 diapl5.u; The expectations Of
her owners The work on her !. sill going
forward bat doubt anl disappointment are
increasing about iha experiment
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
Wanted 10 H,nrrow,

4 hguf ibrae thousand dollaf., iar .hor,
a hms, iaf whisb ten pee cent. viii be gwen
and ihs Ruasipal and iulslesi well sefufai by a
malieass uu uesrnHs ard fral estate. forpsfIis.
yIar suaifs Of Va. IL EIra, Eal.
u liaiiGaar ~. ., lszl @ =
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
NOttcc.

A LII persons are iorwarned against trading for
1 4 note given by the undersigned to :. $. Ne
DoNALp about l2 months siucc, due the lst Of
last June, tor thirty dollars have settled s1id
note, being the only one ever executed 10 him.
e. f. ruRRENTlNE.
August 3lst, 1883 si-I
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

JUST Received on consignment and for sale, a
y large To- II Bagging, Rope and twine, at the
upper Ware nouse by S. {. WHEAT.
lnlon. Dr.. | 1852. ls-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
uIlNIS
Blaflias. lolaiasl u,.IIns Light and faol1
DIS iss0Iution.

ME partnership heretofore existing between
iiis ,is,sl is1sAs an ths 'raiias.aH saa.aeaa
has lAis GaY leua Dissolved hy mutual epussat-
Al pcnuus indebted are respectfully requested IL
call aud settle Their aceauafs.
Il DuGGER
= VI. FAM.
lia,h.ssi5a. ~. lga. aa, IssI.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

AFFECTING scrNr.--A lew days aso. ns Daniel
tullen was ahuui io he taken from tho ail in ST.
Louis, TO the State peniiculiap. to which be- had
been sentenced for pl year, flr the murdcroi bis
wllc' an affecting scene occurred, which Is thus
related
Shortly before the arrival Of the coach wo-
man. bowed and decrcpl with ycar.. aud hrlrinr
an infant IN her arms, entered the Office. he.ilat-
nglg Scanning ihc faces of the crowd. her eve
tell finally upon Cullen AMI with a shrek ol re-
curnliion pain, and half ,y, it appeared. she ran
20 him aud lcl weeping on his bfcaat II was
bis mother come io bid him farewell. anil show
lin his own child. for the lat time. The scene
was inoviu!unr The man, at liisL wasnshnmei
TO give way 10 his feelings and fora while remon-
siu'ei gently with biz old mother as she iondlcd
with him. At last however. nature could con.
tain itself no longor--he lrl back upon his scat
and cried like a child. The marshal and pilor
with all their familiarity with diftrc.s OF the kind
found difficulty in mastering their own prompt.
ingsa When the conveyance arrived, II required
no little cXeriiont TO part The mother rom her son.
U. S. MINISTERS 70 CiuA AND CovsrANT1No-
rLE-lt is said that information has reached
Washington of the Hon. Robert NJ McIane's
four Minister Ia Chnal arrival in France. He
has appointed Mr. Edward Lp Roy. OF New
York. bis private secretary who accompanies
htn. Mr. Mrlaup cmlatks on board the u. s.
ship Saranlc. ut NlaHeillcg. ia company with Car
toll Spence, Esq, our Minister resident ~ Com
sianlnople. The saanac Will proceed 90 Con-
stantnoplo al once and there land Mr. Spence
Whether the ship romaius or goes on 10 Alcxan-
dTin with Nj. Mcl.anc and his suite, will depend
upon the cNigcnces Of Eastern adairs on her ar
rival II she remains, Mr. McIano will take the
French steamer TO Malta, and 20 thence to Alex
andria by the British East India mail steamers.
ltIs Mr. Mclane's intention 10 proceed direct 10
Canton, and go thence to Nankiu, lie will then
return 10 Macao and embark on board the Suz.
The spring.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
GLARlxsvILLE
4 e m ale institute,

INHE reupenins Of this Institution will take
l. place au The hnt Monday In October next
under the snpeTihinn1nHer ard euHttoi of Mrs Il
!. Tom and Miss {. NJ. MoReAS, late Vice Prin.
eipal
Iwo assistant tenehefs Of competent abilities
VIII ts in attendance AT the commencement Of
the Scltaol and the united principals pledge them
islfss mat every branch hoth useful and orna-
menla'. shall he thoroughly taught in the lnsli.
tn,o
Terms for seEslon of Five Months.
hoafd ihelaiag iael lights, washing 6e., $50 90
iniloh lh oHhuslanhY reading NTi-
ilna, aud Elements ni AfIthmolir,... l2 81
Tuition in Tie abaYc, with tho addition of
niaminat esaguhhy. Arithmetic, aud
History. ,..s.................... 90
fnltanin The lliHhe5i iCas-Emhraeing
all tie branches Of complete English
ldheailan, euinpfisins OHhoemphy.
Reaflnf aud Scanning Poetry Writing,
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geoneify, Aaiur.
81, Aeutal aud Alufal Philosophy, Rhe.
iofiri Competition Logic, Botany,
ihysialugi, Chemistry, Asifonomy,
History aud Geography Ancient and
Medeun illustrated with large Maps
aud Globes also the use Of a Select
Library, :, #.,t.......,.. -. 20 20
Instruction IN iht french Language. TO 00
% IN the Latin laLguage,...... 10 90
Music on tie t.uua fone.. .........s.t.. IS 90
- eI Instrument, ,..,s...........s 1 90
Drawing AMI taiHiug In Water colofs, 10 20
Way waItI Naisled work, aud rIeneh
Emhf9idefy. easl. 10 60
c. { n n. MORGAN, PriHeipai.
Mus. Asa auhruS,
Mss Mkur RicuaEusos, .1sH'ta"ii
e!afAfHis, N5s. 2 1859. 4o-am.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

Dioj--Oo the 18th Of January, 1881, at The res.
idcnce of his father in Sewer co., Ark, OF winter
fever, C,pNus BlzluLL, aged lcu years and eight
mouths
Little Rock "Wbis' please copy,
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
I. d. d. n.

nZAN LODGE No. 10, at Washington, Ar
" kansas, meets on Tuesday night OF each week
H. L, WiLMnAs So'B.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
AsslmIlnlirr 10 M on Llr.rnnnl
MARRIED,

On the 2nd Of February, A. D. isJl at -tth
residence Of Capt James Cauty by John NJ.
Nhiiesile 8sl, Mr. JAconJ. WnurslDg to Miss
CkssANnlA II, CNNrLEy, oil ol this county,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-04

HrNgRD,S Low - Epssuru Mr. Brace
who ha, Travelled !'rnu-h Austria and Ulu,ar.
now ,ac'urIu, on those Countries In late
lecture on Hungary, he thus speaks Of K'ssl'h
and the lilugafiarz:
"N,N. to their attachment to thair country j..
their attachment to Kp.~u'h Il IL carried even
90 supeT-ttloIs reverence among the ignurau,
classes. They believe that in the spring he will
come IN the clouds with an army to deliver them
All manifest this wonderful feeling Cor the exile
personal attachment fur the great Mn-yar.
'-.uth IN Hungary and kossp'h in America are
tn dtires. men lie has remark ALE ver.a'lli.
- Of talent bu' he shine. best IN biz native Ian.
s1ag". TIE a crime for a Hungarian to poses, q
portrait nf HIN, and there /. scarcely church IN
which prayers are not continually offered up fur
b. n. His rre,ercs at tins very time would "a c
q UhrlwiuI of revolution a Magyar was i'm.
pr.-rn"i fraIyncatruy tie cause Of Kos,uh and
after hayn, been whipped several times, was
called upon 20 r"rlnt, when he said NY blck
BELONGS to tue Emperor bu:my heart to Kos.
'u,L'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-04

CMGo-Somc Of the papers in the State are
cnnvns,ius the prospects OF Cairo 1t seems to
~ that the question has hut one side. The geo.
unphcal position Of the town, at the confluence
of two mighty r.ver4, will eventually make it the
hrgrs, 81 our inland Clties All Arguments.
founded on the asserted uuhcnlthincs- OF the eli.
mate, or the unprom-ius character Of it, luca
iur, are Of NJ weight with Va When the hu-i
ness of the West demands city at CATO, city
will b. built It ia within the power Of a free
people to do. in such matters all that a dcspotism
has dome Peter the Grent built 81 Pcicr.burgh
on marsh IN u drcary and inhosptoble country.
Surely Yankee energy, and the almighty dollar,
will no. shrink from q lesser work. when its exc
culion is demanded. GaleHd J,BrSoaida.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-04
The Emigrants at Cairo.

I The accounts of suffering among the cmigrans
1T Cairo appear to have been very much exlg.
gcratcd Persons recently up from there, statc
that they are unusually healthy, (for fresh i'm
ported Gormans) and the number IN and about
the town ia fast decreasing, ns the mos. Of them
have been enabled to leave for other points. The
H. h. Bucop, Grand T,ccr, ami J.. " hen
net, brought up six or seven hundred, aud took
them over to the Kentucky side where they can
get plenty to eat Mt about half the prices pad
here. They campIn the woods on thc bank du
ring the day, and sleep on the boots at night
There Is less sickness among them than Is gene
rally the case. Pork Is bought IN any qHarttty a.
three aud four cents per pound, aud butter at
twelve cents. This state uithings does not speak
well fr the vcricity Of those who have been en-
cuhting stories of"distrcss and starvn ion" TIE
Illinois, with large number Of Germans ~,
board, was living two miles above on the Oh
side. Her emigrants were also heal,hy.--Aiton
IT, \
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-04

y IANGrEru. BIT ~ TyS--Wc are cred big
/ jndTmet that one DAY ast week ~ the pl-.cu
-rn.rr train % 'ha Chicago ari Mississippi. rad
rad. Wa approaching The village Of Pp-'yIlr
tie engineer d,.cDyercd little distance ahead Of
he tram. couple Of harl looking specimens OF
gam" hD,ag standing near the track. with guns
on their Shoulder having no doubt been on, On
hunting cx'pr-ion. and stopped merely to see
the iron horse ~ pact them, ,h.nkug,t n1 excel.
lent oppur UNITY to have little fun a, their *
pen.e. the engineer posted himse,fnt the b,irr.
and coming opposite 20 where hey stood b.
the u.e uf a thumb screw. directed a stream Of
boiling water and steam on their prr.uus
This 90 engaged one Of the plrtic' who sccma
20 have been made VI Steiner stuff nan the other
that he raised h. gun and fired instantly AZ the
engineer, and the ball passed through the top Of
h- hat, and 90 close TO the head as to Craze the
-knll
Ior'eiy.ny that he bad missed his aim lie then
made an attempt 10 secure hj. friends gun, IN
view Of trying ha hand a second time, winch NJ
j vi, would have proved fatal, had not his par
uer refused 10 let him have II.
This -hruld prove n useful lesson not only TO
his engineer, but to a'l0lbcrs who are disposed
to 'ril' with nhe feelings OF those who are
blessed with all the physical. moral ard intel
lrcina qualifications thcy may possess 20 have
Central lillnoi, Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-04
". BATCuELLER. Pres.
N X. wnurrrsry, S.c pro aa.

NSys BY grs WIFE The I.og3iyill Dem
ocrat Of tic 18th inst has letter from Lsayen
worth Indiana giyc- the particulars Of an unlor
tunate occurrence which recently happened there
which resulted IN the death Of husband by b..
wife lho particulars are "a follows
On ID Oh inst, man named Crutird lcii hi.
home, informing hn wife that he would be back
IN a few dtya, That night Mrs Crufei heard
s'me one trying to get into the house. took a
rifle down and fired through the door, one inch
inth.ckncss, and shot her husband through the
heart.
She brought the body into the h,urc, md in
formed the neighbour. IT ;hq occurrence when
hey went into the house they found Cui,ld
mot aud great quantity II blood on he fopr
and the gun 'oun to pieces A. many tmuk
tUa' coil.blooIcl murder has been committed
and that the ,tory u the vic above related, /. n
ln 20 cover her guilt, .hc has been committed 10
jail TO answer ior the murder Oft husband
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-04

Di.c1yr-r o. N&lEM-Mcssrs. Sidney and
TAYLOR e.. Two winters past. have been mirln /;
.I-t east oi the ciiy, IN ground owned uy our *
Postmaster, v. 7 M.lhard E-q near Hughet-
Furnace. The extreme hardness Of the rock up
"a which they were engaged, often tempted
them To- abandon the project, but rcrssyrrjng,
N Saturday nigh. they found them-eycs in a
large opening " cave, h.'eI with tie glueTmy
ore.
lis supposed thit ,li, is one tie most val
gab,- discoveries made ~ th.. yarInty iIr many
a day. We already hear It estimated a, Thirty
lhu.,lrd dollars, u sum 10 thu cold weather MT
to b. -ue,zsd at, We congratulate the frlu.
nate finder. 90 their good luck or worthy
friend rh" sod Fey" who wiI, receive ihe rent.
Will fuI them % small computation tor tie
loss VI oii.e.- Galena J,gsr,oaiaa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-04

CuR WAarIyCT = Come roYpENCl.-In order
20 give ogr Ioai,fs general and correct idea OF
what congress is ding, we have procured IL,
services Of gentleman amply qualified to sup
Ily our paper with just such congressional mat
Ter as viii accomplish that object;
By this means we hope to give all that con
gresa actually dgss, and to avoid the necessity of
publishing long and meaningless reports ofpro
ceekugs, which We would Otherwise have to D.
to arrive at the same amount oiiulormatiun
Our correspondent has org been citizen Of
this place, and is, therefore, iully acquainted
with the Indignation Tia, sill suit the community
best.
We nrt, consequently satisfied, that through
lie assistance Of this correspondent, We shall in
condercai form give the patrons Of the Free
Trader, more perfect idea Of he proceedings Of
congress, during the present session, as wel!as q
correct idea Of the real policy aud Vancouver
iHgs Of The various political factions at the frde
raj capital, than will be found in any Other
print in this section If the state
We would heartily recommend to our reader,
TO give these lettersa careful and thorough pc.
rusal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-04

LIGHT ~ EoYrE-We notice 10y the Spring
field Pavcr7 hat n movement Is on foot il that
city for tie Establishment ola Maine Law Al.
liasco. wcarc glad to see this demonstration
n, the capital Springfield is notorious flr her
intompcraucc, and 20 doubt much blame attach.
es TO her Influence over the members Of The la I
legislature, = for the contempt with which that
body treated the thousands and thousand. Of
northern petitioners for tho enactment OF lhis
law
We hope tosec similar movements, still G.r.
thct south-in those counties vhe,e the G,ht of
temperance hu never show, md VIII re whisEoy
d corn bread are cousilerc lie grea,cst ux4rcs
Of i'll,