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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-11

CTMPLTCITY, nestness, utility, comfort, economy and
- durability confined in this imp Iovement A single
plate Of iron Of peculiar firm, placed with its low
edge resting against the back OF the FIRE place. the
upper resting the inside OF the arch angle forming
part the back tse H. without interfering with the fuel
AppertuTes arranged in the CRATE To create
draft su cient to smoky chimney and the inter-
mediate bars made that the heat that would other
wise by the chimney, is arrested and reflected
thrown back toto the room. No alteration in the
~ Of ordinary Fireplace chimney il necessary 1t
put up in few minutes by any person Of
sense.
has been fairly tried before competent witnesses, and
proved successful.
The length Of the back Of the fire place and the Seadth
Of the ue at the arch inside the price, The
Is but trihe.
The Right Ofhe Patent for Of the best States for
sale.
experienced gentleman in the Patent ONCE Wash.
ingou bought the Right Of one State It was
ps tented.
My address is NashviIle, Tennessee.
aprl-tf y. T. PITTS.
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Reduction in Freights |!

VNJEhsve the pleasure to that the Railroad
also congratulate the people OF Tennessee that in
time, Cars will pass from this place to Atlanta
without breaking bulk This route will then be at least
days in advance OF savannah.
Take particular notice that FORWARD EVERY THING
U.s. destined for the interior at the low rate Of
axe for ordinary packages; and that SEAsuRE EVERY
THING thereby securing to you always, at least four times
oommisso
VIZ MS UNLESS We Know THEY ARE RioHr.
The Railroad Agents, both at Savannah and Charleston
Our expensebils paid here therefore you need not
remit
We also send you duplicates of bills We let
package lie over here.
We pay strict personal attention business and
nothing shall be wanting part, to promote the
interest Of an who patronze
We tending against two mighty Corporations
ask the public 10 sustain US, and II work Is not
done well, and bills less theirs, then take it
from Us and give tito them.
Any information about lost goods and any thing pertain
ing to the business, cheerfully given.
Messrs. W. II. Gordon a Co., Nashville;
Gardner, Shepherd Co.
Cook, Baily Co..
NichOl, Green 4 Baiy,
Morrison Co.,
" Stricklr Ellis Co.,
A. III. Hcks A Co.,
W. W. Berry DemOvtllt,
Cheatham, Watson Co
And last, but least, good old friend John Oald
well, Esq, President of the :. O. K. R Chare'ton.
ian22 9. WYATT on.
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HUGHES BROTHERS,

NO. AZ PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE.
p IN @ t q 8 r. u ID In - /,
LITHER plain colored from the mlest pin to LIFE
II SIZE ON CANVASS. This is a feature not hitherto
attempted in Tennessee friends have old Da
gue'reotypes Of dceised perons copied large ife
aud cooud natural by describing the complexion color
OF the hair eyes dress, &c.
TIE public respectfully invited to call at the Gallery
and see specimens, Hicks China Hail. Public Square,
Nashville Tenn. april,
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III. p. DoRRI5
Eclipse stove Foundry.

n A r ihh Foundry making ooOkiS9 fA9Los ane
~ HEATING sfOVEs, Of every Fafiiy hoLIo" III
lnds, Andirons sad Irons add aaihs Irons o. AZ
AIsO-Tin Conner ani sheet Iron Ware ~ Of vhicha
propose sell al retail cheap Tor oost o. 70
panctsai Tine dealers.
Particular attention paid 20 Roofing and 0utlefing
III y. D0GAIs, No colegs e.,
arrsf Rashvig e Tena.
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Tennessee & ALABAMA RAILROAD

A1zlZ1 49,
ON and after Wednesday, April LIST, 1851, Trains will
" run as follows:
GOING SOUTH.
NAIL PASSENGER. FRKTGHT q PassrNoKR.
Leave Nashville 500 am. S45p.
Arrive at Thompson IS an. $40
GOING NORTH.
Leave Thompson $50 a m. 500
Arrive at \ ash vile 10 rs Am. 5.SS
Passengers from Ssshvlc by the Morning train break;
fast at Franklin.
Stages connect with the Trains al Thompson's.
Through Tickets for Memphis, WavEesboro', Jackson,
Tuscumba, Florence, Pulaski and Columbia can
cured at the General stage Office, under the Verandah
Hotel, Nashville. W ON. PERKINS,
march2i-if Superintendent.
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AND nashville PACKET.

'INHE fne pzssen rersteamer Al COMA, fH1NAk
Capt JGSss MuLER, viii run in the ph,-A.zs-lSS
above trade this season. leaving Nashville 1850
every FRIDAY at o'clock p. NJ and -
Memphis every MONDAY at O'Clock, p. ". Passen-
gers may rely the leaving each place the
day and at the same time advertised
II n. HARRISON, and
febl0-u A. HAMILTON. Agents.
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cHANcERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE.

TNoR aud OF account OF the Clerk and Master IN the
II OF Henry Crdtch Administrator, &C, vs. T. H.
Crutcher ais the Chanc Court at Nashville, by
virtue OF de ia said cause, viii, on THURSDAY,
the 7h OF May next the premises sell al public sale,
foryhve Of LAND In Davidson county Tennessee,
the Whites Greek Turnpike and on Cumberland River,
adjoining the lands OF Or. shelby. This tract vii be sub
divided into SIN er OF from two 70 i've acres,
particular description OF which viii appear In hRnd-bills
before the daY sale.
TERMS credit ofone, two and three years, for notes
satisfactorily red bearing Interest and lien retained.
ale At IL O'Clock, NJ. A. V. 8. LlNpsLEl.
Z. 4. GLAsUoCK, Auotioneer APr2
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FIFTY ACRESOF HEAVILY TIMBER
ED LAND.
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE RARE OPPOR
TUNITY TO LANDOWNERS.

NNJE offer for sale about 1900 OF Land, Long
w Greek about 10 niles North Of Nashville. large
portion Of the same j. we'll tmberei; splendid Saw Min,
propelled by failing stream Of water; many
nient and conf oabe improvements whole tract splendid
y watered. and capable OF mixing excellent sockrm:
there the milyard from $4,000 TO 900 worth OF
sawed timber; and teams; stOck-hogs,
CATTLE &c., &C. wi every article necessary to carry
such establishment To enterpsng business this
altogether ofsrs most spenli opportl ny to make
profitable investment.
TERNsrhree equal payments In 6, q aud rs months,
satisfactorily secured pay abe Bank with interest," and
nnarch2t NANCE WOODWARD
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LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW AsD cosyEyI.T !, /. !, s !. SIP

NEW AND IUN v In = IN y y ~ p N1INO y
FOR SALE-Ar A BARGAIN.
am nov offering for sale that neat brick resi- -
dence ia Hvnes' EDITION, adjoining the resi- .J
dence OF ESQ. Manning. The lot (the north hall III
Of 1877 frouts ssh feet on KnoWies street, and A
runs back 152 90 foot aey The house Is new two
stories contains good has good cstern and will
be sold great bargain Int previously DID, on Sstur'
dy the 9th inst it viii be oil red public sale at the
Court H)1ss gaze, in Nashville, at II O'Clock, NJ
For terms &c, call on A. s.. bINDSLEf.
~
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II ALSO NEE a cpnsi4ut,T oH hand . aul assoriment
Of Leather baing ro y q ~ inches IN vista. and
te bsat article q ace leather via Copper knFFa and
ssFssi . sxanlas NJ asoek beiDse pafehs.nk. -
n n GUTTER
sprs Hes. - a.d % col. csllsgs aaa sEesdsay.
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Extensive Sale of Real Estate.

LAbCuSlVC OdlC vi hCdI ESIdOc.
go WILL be sold on the premises 8 miles from "a
kas Nashville mile west Of Antioch Depot N. -
8s1 X. r and mile OF End gate on the No.
ensVe Pike. The well known homestead Of Hays Black
man, Esq.
49, ONTUESEAY, 18TH MAY,
in lots shown In the plot
Lot NO. l. Contains One Hundred Acres and IA an
excellent Brick dWeiug with rooms all In good repair;
One OF the best Horse Mi rs Middle Tennessee with Bolt
ngClot Rnd Thrasher, attached every house that
can render farm desirable; bearing Orchards Of every
ruit And as shown the plot plenty Of woodland for
snthe purposes Of the farm the soil is good aad
Springs shown are all OF the very best.
The remaining lot, all desirable and every foot Of
them free from any mps iiment to cultivation.
At the same time we will sell
FIFTY ACRESOF HEAVILY TIMBER.
led LAND.
One mile East OF Aaosh Depot N O. R. R. adjoining the
lands Of Messrs. Paine, Gregory others. And
FIFTEEN ACRES or FINE CEDAR LAND,
about one mile Eas Of the Marfreesboro Turnpike, 10
miles r. Nashville.
TERNs-1he Home tead upon a credit Of one-lhird pay
able 25h December the bince In and years.
purchaser giving approved security tn first
payment, anl a lien retained for the nainder.
The Timbered and Cedar Lands, credit Of Six,
Twelve and Eighteen months. Notes with approved kecu
rity.
Possession given notes executed, Of the
Timber and Cedar unconditional. or the Homestead with
the encumbrance that the renter Mr.. T. j. Redman
occupy the premises until 1st, January next.
0mnbusses will leave tn OF Cedar and Cherry
Streets st O'Clock, for the sale Passage to add from
fiee. COLLATION. usual, and ali invite TO attend
Apr Both, 3T.-2F. Err GLASC0OK, Agent
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pnSrDnNENENT
CHANCERY SALE.

The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY, the 5th
instant, at II o'olo,k, A. NJ. May T.
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hEUI Ink FHEIGHT & PASSENGEh
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.
cALhAE tss.s..------ ..--JAPf. y. ". COkBrTT.
ELLA, --...........-... JANIS IOvELI.
'HESE boats win be the regular packets SsRHwH- a
between 81. Louis and Nashville this LS-a.,rssH
season, and win commence their trips i'm. sz11fHsR
medateiy after the first rise in Cumber- So =
land river They will make their trips regularly rs the
business viii allow One leaving each port about every
II. II. HARRISON, ard
ave days. oct24-n A. HAMILTON, Agents
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1886. UNION LINESE 1887.
Nashville & New Orleans Packets.

- -
JAMES JOHNSON, .............c Capt. Jesse johnson,
HUMBOLDT, wa. Strong.
- 1a
SCOTLAND, ......-. .-......Capt. R. I. DiSmukes
NASHVILLE, .......... " Thos B,llsnyder.
VIE above steamers will regularly in ne Nv
leans and Nashville trade One Of them hing 10 each
por every 'ay during the boating These Boats
all owned in Nashville and built especially fr this
capt Duned viii act their Agent in New Orleans and
viii attend to business with the line
specially solicit the patronage Of the Mercantile and Frav-
eng community vel satisfied thatthe ners and Agents
VIII spare no exertions 70 desire their favors
A. HAMILTON, Agent, Nashville.
octz4-u b. DUFIFID. Agent Orleans
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MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE PACKETS.

IN CONNECTION with the steamer6 R
Il ALE0NIA the new splendidDassen- El-H7t4e7 |
ger steamer DANIEL BOONE wiIlszslsz1 zsss'zafsL
leave Nashville every MOL DAY and Memphis every
THURSDAY. For freight or passage apply 70
II. H HARRISON, a..
febI0 A HAMILTON. AtehtA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-11
PITTS PATENTED SMOKE EXPELLING HEAT
RADIATOR

30 Nos and Straw Cutters-Sanford,s.
80 Nos and Corn-Shellers.
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STEAMBOATS,,
RAILROADS & STAGES

or g. st PACKET.
TIVE comnodious aud substantialfast ezDR@h
running steamer, sEvENff-sIX,P P fH-8S~<S
K. BARcI.GY Master, is held in resdiness
By the drst rise " water 10 resume her -
freight and passage having superior accomn odeon sp
ply on bosrd or to h II. hARKlSNN, n
ssptl7-n ea.-- rfr FrN Agent.
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NEW ROTTE TO MEMPHIS.
EAHE nNI Y 40 -
- go 2 a
TIME THROEGH oh HnITRS

fI'RAINS run through from Stevenson to Memphis and
make close connection with Trains on the Nashville
and CT at anooFa Ralrogd Stevenson Through tickets
nom Nashville TO Memphis sold for s12. Time through Is
hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville on the O'Clock p NJ
Train which arrives NJ Stevenson 2l5 A. NJ and con-
meets with Trains for Memphis. No delay except chang
ing ears. @. L. ANDERSON,
aDF9 Ticket AGENT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24
Ottawa Northern Plank Road.

We are gratified to learn that this read
enters upon the present year under new
auspices, and such as promise to render it
q useful and popular concern. During the
past year the road has been sadly OF, Of re-
pair, while the stock, which was chiefly
owned by capitalists in town, paid such poor
dividends, that no effort was made TO put
the road in order. Complaints on the Ia..
Of farmers residing in the vicinity of the road
became loud and indignant, and threats were
nut ossy r--. '-ss5N- -
we believe carried out, to tear down the toll
gates Under these circumstances, some en-
tsrprising farmers tie road started lhc
project, in which they have succeeded, 81
purchasing the majority Of the stock, and
taking it under their own control; and, at
the annual meeting on the 10th ins:., they
determined to put the road 10 thorough re.
lair, and ever thereafter to devote all the
tolls to keeping it in repair, abandoning the
idea of ever making dividends The stock
holders to . certain amount reserve to them
selves the right TO use the road free Of toll,
while the farmers on the route, not stock
holders, are allowed to commute their toll
on liberal terms. There is thus = reliable
fund provided for keeping the road always
in good repair, while the reduced rate o
tolls will render it in the highest degree
useful to the people residing upon it.
At the annual meeting alluded 10, tine fol
lowing beard Of Directors were elected fc
the current year: Wm L. Hinckson, |. q
Cooper, VIM Pool, Danl. " Stevens, u
Dickinson,
And at a subsequent meeting Of the iii
rcctors the following officers were elected ::
PresiieHt-Wm L. IIinCkson.
1Teasurer-W II. M. True.
.Secrs!ary-DanI u. Stevens.
.SupeTin.sHdeHt-Israsl G. Cooper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24
Furry Among the Illinois Banks.

Flurry Among the Illinois Banks.
Last Saturday morning our business men
were somewhat startled by despatch from
Chicsso stating that the bankers and brokers
Of thst city had thrown out and dIscreci'su
the bills Of some of the stock secured oahAs
of this state. The banks particularly na"iea
were the Peoples Bank, CaIrni; the RUSH
villa Rank. the Prairie State Bank, wash
instou: and the Steck Security Bank, Dan
vills.
The snly reason given for discriminating
a.a;pst these banks so far as We are able to
.,thsr from the Chiesgo papers, was, that
they were suspected of having deposited,
nth other bonds to secure their circulation,
some bends Of the State Of California. which
. rscsnt decision Of the Supreme court OF
thdtS(6te declared to have been issued He
galIy. On referring TO the Auditor, how
ever, - appears that the Stock Security
Bank at DanvilIe is the only enc which has
deposited any California stocks, and the
sr,ount was but s53, 600 out Of 100000 dc
posted to secure u circulation Of .ls5, coo.
There was then no particular reason Tor
"dsshins" any of the banks named except
the last, and in reference 10 this it was hard
" iustifable procedure, tor sithcugE the
California stocks may have been Illegally
issued, no one believes that they viii be re-
pudiated. The people Of that state are
unanimously opposed to such d;ssrsceful
act, and her legislature viii unquestionaby
take measures to pay the interest On these
bonds the same as if there had been no de-
eision in reference to them
As regards the security generally of our
state banks, the late report OF the Auditor
shows that the cash value Of stocks now on
deposit is S6,663, $50 On this basis there
have been issued and are cow outstanding
bank notes TO the amount of S6,4S0,S.
being a margin of slsa,5l6, for deFrccia
ton.
The movement OF the Chicago "money
changers" may have given them an oppor-
tunity to purchase the bills Of the dccTiCd
banks at heavy discount, and thus pocket
some dishonesty gotten gains; but their
harvest was Of short duration, for before
evening on Saturday several Of the more
respectable banking houses Of that city re-
eeived the bills of the dscreditcd banks Tex
cept the Danville Bank on the same footing
with those of our other state banks, which
at once brought them Up again to par.
While there is thus Nc good reason &ppa-
reLt fer So suddenly discredting the banks
named, it is undeniatle, however, that We
have banks in Illinois, owned by operators
in Wall street, New York, and located in
inaccessible woods and swamps, whers it is
next TO impossible to fEd town or banking
house, and which are such palpab!e wild
cats" that general movement TO purge
them out of our Free Banking system. would
be both profitable and commcEdab!e.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24
Coy. Geary., Message

To the legislature of Kansas is published in
the St Louis Republican Of Wednesday.
The following synopsis Of it comes by teie-
graph: -.-
---'' 81 it'll regard to the settlement of the
slavery question Governor Geary says in
substance that when the interests of tie
people require State Government. and the
proper steps are taken TO establish it, then
will be the time, once for all TO decide the
grave political questions which underlie all
well regulated commonwealth.
He advises the legislature to let slavery
alone. and leave it where the Constitution
places It; TO forego all legislation in refer
ence to it until the State Constitution is
formed He recommends that the errors
and omissions on the statute book be cor
rected denounces the test oath act and re-
commcnds its repeal; disapproves Of the
present mode of electing jurors, and recon-
Eends their adoption by lot; insists on
voting by ballot, and suggests a law requir-
ing residence Of ten days in district to
prevent illegal voting.
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m E,}iier:--!n your las: number I o.
served an 2ri:-l,. or the above named disease.
and IS your rems.-s and quc'i;ion, Gin the
ra.i-, vxccl,ent,) 90 nn. toll the whole story,
7cn:urc to trouble yor win brief arti-
Gle.
Scar!., fever is disease which at times
does truly commit Fearful rayages among
children, but at other times It presents q
very mild coarse, and scarcely enc in hun
dred taken with it, dies.
Many persons in writing and speaking Of
the maady, lose sight of this important
element, hence it is easy to see how = RENE
dy at one time or in one locality may &C
aure much notoricty, and win much conf
dence, and at another time or in another
place, be pronounced worthless il not abso-
lutely pernicious.
Great care is at all times Indispensable.
and in mild epidemics this alone will be
nearly all that is required; but in the Sc
verer forms Of the disease, without active
treatment from the beginning, land too Of
ten, alas. with it, children die in scores If
not bundceds.
BclladoUna, (doGdly nightshGde) was re-
commended by Iiahnsmann in 1899 as a
preventive Of Scarlet Fever: since that time
it has been used for that purpose by humid
reds of physicians both regular and irIegu-
lar, bu, down to the present time it has no.
thing but negatire evidence to sustain its
/ claims. while there is some positive evidence
of its having produced injury when admin
istered IS prophylactic in scarlatina.
This, to my mind settles the matter. At
the present time one member of my family
has the scarlet fever: another one has no,
had 1t and has not taken belladonna, even
in homeopathic doses.
/ Injunction, or saturating the skin with
oeaginous matter, as remedy, has some
positive evidence in its favor; at all events,
it appears to relieve the itching, unpleasant
sensation of the skin, and to allay in part
/ the nervous irritability of the patient, but
/ | consider it by no means essential that the
fat of bacon should be used. Sweet oil
acne, sweat oil and mutton taliow, or even
lard are probably equally good, though l
/ prefer the sweet oil: but to be efiicacious,
it should DE thoroughly applied two or three
times day. ..-...... ........
could mention other curative and hyge-
/ mic measures, but not wishing to be tedious
I will in conclusion only subscribe myself,
Yours Truly, y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24
Canal Trustee.

The long agony is over. On Tuesday Gov.
Iissell sent to the Senate the name Of DIX.
RAY, one of the editors OF the Chicago
Tribune, for confirmation as Canal Trustee
in place Of the Hon. j. YcRoberts.
There can be TO objection TO the man, for
as the office is almost purely sinecure, any
body can perform its duties. But the re-
suit will be received with as ful grinaccs by
the balance OF the fusion press in Chicago,
among whom the Tribune is held in great
adherence; as well as by the 227 other ar-
plicants from different parts of the state, en-
bracing in the number two prominent fuzicn
politicians in Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24

LATER FROM NICAn4GUA-The Steamer
Texas, from San Juan, Nicaragua, has
arrived TO New Orleans, January 10. The
Purser reports that the Costa Ricans, sup
portcd bv the English feet, had seized every
steamboat on the San Juan river. The
steamer San Carlos left Virgin Bay on the
3rl Of January, bat was captured by the
Costa Ricans soon after sL- got into the
river. Col Seckbridse, with $50 rnen, took
possession Of Punta Arenas, but the Costa
Rican forces, consisting of 900 men, held
evsry other point on the river.
/, is confirmed that Gen. Ilenningsen had
beaten the allies at Grenada and joined
Walker at Rivas. Walkers army is repre-
scented 10 have been in good spirits, and con-
fiden. of success, y hilc the allies were fi"i'i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24
NeteoroIory for 1856.

We are Indebted to DR.. HAEEIs for the
following abstract frcIn his meteorological!
journal for the past year. These annual
statements of the Doctors are both interest
ing and valuable, rs they give us sogie GER
tain knowledge of the state CT the weather
from year to year, and, practically, Will
enable many persons to calculate with some
degree Of certainty, the time for tho bcgin-
ming ard ending of their business, besides
possessing other advantages which wi! sug-
gest themselves 20 every one.
Those who do not file the Free IradeT
should cut this out for reference
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24

HARD ROAD TO TKAvEL,--The three men
who we're elected as democrats in Pennsyl-
yania, but who vcted for Simon Cameron,
appear to have hard time Of it. They
seem TO be scoincd and spit upon by all
honest msn. The correspondent Of the
Philadelphia argus thus refers to them in a
letter, dated at Hamburg, Jan II:
Menear, of York openly boasts teat he re-
ceiyed s., coo for voting for Cameron. lie
SAYS he would have voted for Fotney for
5000. The boarders at WIks' Hotel,
where Menear had been stopping, protested
against his rem mining; he was consequently
dismissed by the landlord
Brady, to whom he applied for board, re.
fused t. receive him. Omit has given
Wagonsellsr and Lebo notice TO quit. In
tho house an effort viii be made to expel
MlRear.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24

o. S STANDARDIZATION has elected
the Hon Il. Chandler, Republican, to the
L. b Senate, in place of Gen. C.ss. In
Rhode Island Hon. J. T. Simmons, was re-
,-setcd on the orb inst The Missouri leci.-
Is.ure iia- excited Jas. 5. Green, and Trus-
ton j. Polk, in place of Atkinson, resigned,
and Geyer, whose term has expired Mas
sachusetts reelected Summer almost unan-
iInously, and from Haine Gov. Hamlin has
been returned.