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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
sslsiSiamasen auf Sen. parrtien.

Der 6efheibcne Ibfil Der Ban @uren Trlts
der fdngt an upn benz fd,led,ten Ginbrlif ilbers
senst su percei, ben Die Sefhimphungen unb
Seteioi9unsen auf Sen. carriicn anfs 8c(f
MAIDEN, pom einem 2bet! folder Drnder tpie
gum Ssiipiel bas Subject pom "9leputlifas
ner" elmer ilf.-Scn feilen Sdyreiberm, bic
weoer SaIente, @runbfdBe, ucd) @efdiftss
funee haben-eie fein @efilbl fir amerifanis
fd)e patrieteu NIB celIeu Sntituticnen bas
ben /; Die glauben, oae iIe iId, bcd) in bic 9ld)s
tlin9 eee Sclf6 ieecn, penn tIe 9an3e Spals
ten bon Seifimpfungen uuc unfpahren Bee
tfnle9nn8en gesen ben ctSoarrifpn pcrs
brln9en. Ter "SSwe9o Seralo'', eine 9pfo
Scfc 2eitilna, ipelhc III 8an Surens Seis
matb 9eorudt tptre, fa9t tpe9en ben 8eleibis
9un9en auf Soarrilen
"gSenn mir ben Character tes BcIfs nidt
misoerteten, 70 wro turdaus fcin Tuten
aus ben gcrluden cntfprin9cn, I'm bes Gjcs
neral S.arrifcn Wdtl eurd) 8e(d,impfunaen
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ner miitdrifden 1t. Gfentliden Cirnlfe AT ents
Cbren. Ga5 9clf 1T NIT NarriIcnS 0eld,idte
tcfannt.f Manhe unicrer SclIeger, mclde
lclhcSadcn ge9en ihn rubIiciren, telfeu auf
ctlle tnoirecte gIrt fere Nbltdten perciteln."
Seruer:
Cine SfHfwfrenng.
Ter gImcricdn Srntiucl Ccine aus9emad,s
te Gan Suren 3eitun9) pcnl letten Gcns
neritdo, athmet in tbren 2lueerrdcn eincn
unabbHn99en unb ratrtrtiId,en @etif. Gic
Sad,e ec6 Srii. 0ln Snren fann rid,t ans
BERG al6 1e muB boruntar leioen, ipenn Die
Sr9dne eer 9icgiernng e6 sngeten, baB bic
teiten patripteu ecd 0ance6 IbdncliCb rerlis
ltsrt mcrben.
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"nen-Gjen. SSarriicn 1T niCbt uuIere qSabl
"filr bic qrenoentlt0ft allein bieS 1T fenc
"llrfad,e, baB mir uniere Gpalten' bdsu bergcs
"ben Icllten ibn su beid,impfen. gBir baten
"bic6 pcbl tuneertnal au69eId(d9cn. gGir
"ntS9en tiniufrben baB berjenige, weldcr ea
"idlreiben nnb befrdfttgen fam, boB @ercs
"ral Soarrifcn INNER Elm Scigterjger, ims
"mcr ein 8einb bes 8olfs, inmer 70 rauts
"9ieri9 afo' 8crre6, uno 70 ffurfiId ais 9Irs
"nrIo par-reroient bic 8erad,tuno II. 9Iuss
"fcBung as jeber @emcinThaft, In neldIer
"bie 9rremiltbigen Soarblunocn ictner giir'
"9er nidIt etn flltdpltrbi9es @erbredsn it,"
Ges9leihen fa9t berielbe Sentinel, bel Der
@ele9enhet Ser gIufnatme Der 9oreGIe Der
epfc SOTO Central StaatssGcmmittee 1T ibs
rer 3eitun9:
"gEtr taben etn9epili9t bic 9ltrrfe Der
Sentrals@cmrittee in hcutt9er 3eitun9 eins
surildeu, altf ben 8runb eaB e6 Gin Dcfus
mentilt has gu Der @eidtdte Der 3eit gee
bort, unb neil baGelte bon elmer partei fclitt
su Der mir get6rsn. Wir fInb es bcr Wabrs
belt uur unfrrm @etpi1cn fhulbig, 3u ia9en,
cas mir nitt angefcben merben fclItsn, ale
teifdti9ten mir biefe slerefr. NEir tpicerfrjs
sen llns benz carin ausgcerildtcn @eite unb
fa9en phne Sdleu, baB ein 3tcil Der 8es
baurtn9cn in eerfeIbsn mid t burh 9c
we fe uItSritiitt nerben fSunsn."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17

Gin Eruufenbrlo III jHauowcu, Mc., gier9
nculic, III cincm 2ItorFatcu uuo criutttc ihu,
eiuen @crtaft6brfrhl fur ihu uus,umahcu,
camit er i'm Gjcfin9niB nlidteru ircroe. Ter
9IoUrfat itrQtt ciuem GcCtrr eic SaCtc Dor,
mcIdDcr ibnI cine 0cit5 &ortar cmctjc 9ab-
uuo ,lpar cine 10 itdrfc prrticn, eaB ais CT
cincn bcrSbdftrn Iruuf fNt Q8alfrr barauf
ieetc, CT III SpnuuIjTcnen ttcl uub tarb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17

@ccSmiu, wcldcr ueulid, bon 9fcuDrrf fci,
mem Srroherru nit $4,000 eunpd,, unc eiu
Wirdcu pcu nblcu 9iuf NIT lId) uahnr, 1T
pcu SHrr. @ripp5, ciuer Der Sirma, uod'acir;t
uuo III yipcrpcrl ermiiht prrecu. Gr fanp
ncd $4,000 tei ibm, Die CT uahm urtcr rrm
@cripred)cr, i'm nid,t rpeitrr an;uflagcu II.
tes WietenS 9IiltpalIn9c Sn bcSarlcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17

NP9Sir tefennen nit Canf cen @mpfan9
ipiht9er Ocfumcnte ron ecm ahtbaren SHrn,
@barles HdDlpr Scn9rrs9leo BON
3ten Oiitridt, AM Sise ber 0te9ierun9 in
gSaIdinatpn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
Der Wlnabbiu9i9e Hepublitancr" pcm
Sabre 1913,

llnler 9Gat,tar BON "9fcputlifaucr' 9cs
ifebt pcri9e lSrde felbit eiir, tas er ocn llus
abb. 2epubl. pom Sabr 1918, no NarrtIrus
1batcn uno Sicge enttaltcn fIuo, II q G.
fhdc 9 Ell babe, camit njemanp bcniclteu
uah1c CT fauu. 9Sa5 milIen lemc 2clcr prrl
ciciem @eltdnbnib bnlten ? SOnncn iciuc
&eler nidt aus Siefcm 9etinrnB Icheu, SaB
or ibuCn Sic Nabrheit 9e9en Gicucral Soors
rilcn inriIfhaItcn ipill /?
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
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G.ie Gjeice9cbung nea pcnnlTlpanicW lit
.nm f'fien Treita9c III f9 br I'd, n, uadls
'fcm C ,pdhreno cen spei Siem9en Die iIc
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17

G:tnc 9tUtfbiittcn Sncbc.-S s.. .QGaos
ncr, mclter nculidl curh cas- philaeeIpbia
0cridt me9en oem Sreblcn elmer &lrdbIttc
;u ciumruatlid,cr Gefan9cnItbaft oerurthciIt
puror, 1T pcn Gcnpcrnpr prrter be8nabtgt
wcreeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
q 4 3 4 q 4 3 q t
Die Sog=SSia paHirt !
Soattet cuere @elciIcfe tcrcit :!

PGir mclcctcn pcrt9e SSrdc, raB Die SiG
rm cincn Staates &ar III erhetcn, i'm
Soanic Der HcpreIcutantcu oicie6 Staat5 pdis
frt mare. Seittem iit oiciclbe Bill audi i'm
Senat palirt tHo hat rte lluterIhrift be5
e'cuoernCrS bcreit5 crbattcu, 70 ras Die Bill
jcet ein @eieB orS Qanbe5 1T. Ger Gar 1T
Gem pcn 1881 9leid, uno wiro ncb biees
Gcnhr auf Die Burger gelcqt wertrn.
60 oiel tabcn bic Burger ocu einrr 9pfc
@rfc Glcice9ebns nno @cupern6r sr,partcn
f0HHcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17

Gin Wauu Iamer5 3bcnias sIaaiu purs
&c nculih su eiperpccl arretirt fur Scerdts
berci; or cntilrb jeoodl nadbs gtcupcrf. Gr
rurce III S.acarua wieoer 9euCmmen uuo
nad 9crpcrf 9cbradt, no or fcu Gcrh6r or.
halten fcl. Die Sceriuberei purec all Scro
Ger Srt9 GjCn. parfbia bc9an9cn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17

GtbmDteiu 2lnne. Die GIriuo SurD
prn NbilacclpNid bat S>pci Q';l5 eiu8cbrod,t
9c9cn S!cica q. 4clpi6 mo q. Warmel, fur
cine @erbiucun9, um Die Stcdbaltrr pru Den
SduyIFiu mp &rntufD SauFcn 81 bctrlI9cu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
oauobfIu's S)fDrbrr oefouoru,

Ter MIrter tc6 uugIildihrn Gauoblt,
cer lit Baltimore i'll rCr Narrirn prrSeeirn
ermcrcct tpurce, 1T cntccdt wcrbeu. Srin
Same 1T Scfirriru @riffttb alias Scbn 9lcrs
auecr uno llet i'm Saltmcrer @ef6u0ut5.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17

Gaffcc urS 3uder.-Gcr Setroa ron @afs
fec, ncld'er jihrlid nad Cincinnati cinocs
ftbrt mhb, ftdt!t man jibrlid aEf A IRiliics
ucn }frne. unr 3ufCr 6 Mitiicucu Vino.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17

Ger @rupcrutr bat bic Smprrpcmcntbin,
Die Sarbia uub bic Bill nm bic Sntcreirn
All bie Staatsihulb III Silter ccer crren
QSertb 9leid,, gu tcSablen, uuterIhrieten.
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gmemtp-&frth Congress.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
MONDAY EyENING, june p, ~

MONDAY EVENING" June ~ l-lV
Mr., DUNCAN concluded his remarks at htfi..
four o'clock.
Five gentlemen sprang simultaneously 10 thor 4
and the Chairman gave the floor To the ChaituAA
the Committee Of Ways and Means,
Mr.. JONES, Of Virginia, who spoke ia f,or +,
the bill and in general reply To the argument, n ri
merous gentlemen on the other side, until har lat
o'clock.
Mr. PROFIT then obtained the floor ail (.
with uncommon spirit and eloquence in rc[ly II NJ
Jones, Duncan, and others.
After had finished Messrs Naylor Grave, ir
pooIe and others endeayorcd to get the noor
Mr.. DROMGOOLE obtained it, and uo,. ii
the committee rise
Mr. NAYLOR hoped not He claimed M r
to the floor and to proceed now with his rc.gsY
sisting that he had risen and addressed The Cha r-
first.
Some little excitement followed, when tn qu, I'm.
was taken on the motion that the committee r.i }.
the vote stood Ayes 81, noes - Cor =
The committee then rose and the Cham
ported to the House that the Committee Of III ~
on the state of the Union had had under r,r-
ton the Senate bill 10 provide for the COLLECTION
keeping transfer, and disbursement OF the publican
ney, and had come To conclusion thereon
A voice, But no quorum voted
/ Mr. LEWIS WILLIAMS inquired Of NJ. a,..,l.
or whether the Chairman had made coircct i,ttr
On the motion that the committee rise no qn,rul H
voted, and he maintained that no other r,poa .aa F.,
be made than simply that the committee ioQ t,lIs
without quorum
Mr.. BANKS said that majority Of those r-c. g
voted IN favor of the motion that the committee ,,e
Mr.. LEWIS WILLIAMS coutrnded iaatt.ei..
port IN accordance with the parliamentary an uui
be made in the manner he had stated
MIR. JENlFER inquired whether the Charaai. =.
the committee was not bound 10 make Il true r,uurt
Mr.. BANKS said the report he had made VA 4
true report.
Mr.. RAMSEY moved that the House adjourn
Mr. LEWIS WILLIAMS moved that lie rrp,rt
of the Chairman be amended He (Mr W m-.iGl
on his right to make that motion
Mr. JENlF'ER said the report was u,t thc t,gon
port.
Mr. DOIG called Mr.. j to order
Mr.. BANKS suggested that the report ~ i,incu5@i
by saying that the lority of those present Nutuiu
rise, but no quorum was present" And the u. 4t
having been amended
Mr.. RAMSEY insisted on his motion to adjourn
Mr., GRAVES said there were yet three or uu
gentlemen who We're anxious to speak. He asked 70
the yeas and nays the motion To adjourn; whict
were ordered and being taken, were Yeas 50, nay
49,
SO, at half past o'clock, the House adjourned
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there are many matters Of detail in the American
counter draft, which her Msicstys Government can
not adopt The undersigned will be furnished nom
his Government, by an early opportunity with an
amended drah In conformity with the principles
above stated to be submitted to the consideration Of
the President And the undersigned expects to be al
the same time furnished with instructions TO propose
TO the Government Of the United States fresh local
and temporary convention for the better prevention Of
incidental border collisions within the disputed terri
tory during the time that may be occupied in carrying
through the operations of survey or'arbitration
The undersigned avas himself of this occasion TO
renew To the Secretary of State the of his
distinguished consideration. ii S. FOX.
The Hon john FoRsYTH &c. &c. &c.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

By and nth The adrice and consent Of The Senate.
A b. Morton, Register of the Land Office at Mil
wauke, WISCONSIN, from the 9Th of July 1910. when
his present commission will expire.
LAND OFFICES.
Receivers Of Public Moneys Sexton w Norris
at Indianapolis, Indiana from the LIST of july 1910.
when his present commission will expire
Charles c. Hascall, at Genesee Michigan. from
the 9th of July, 1910, when his present commission
will expire
Matthew Leper at Fayetteville, Arkansas. from
the 10th of July, 1910, when his present commission
will expire.
Nmrod f. Benson, Mt Montgomery Alabama. from
the nth of July, 1910, when his present commission
will expire
Rufus Parks, Milwaukee Wisconsin. from the 18th
of July, 1910, when his present commission will OK
pire
Daniel T. Wnter Washington, Arkansas from
the 10th Of July, 1870 when his present commission
willexpirc.
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PREACHERS WANTED.-Th Male and Fee
~ male Departments of the Lovngston Academy
Nelson County, Virginia, vacant. A Male and
Female Teacher, well qualified to teach the usual
branches of education in Academies, would find it to
heir interest to address line to the Hon James
Garland, of Virginia, TO Dr. A. Hopkins, Cot
Charles Pcrrow, Captain Wilson Peters, and Fl b
Scott Esq, Trustees of said Institution The Fe-
male Teacher will be expected to give instruction in
Music and French, in addition to the usual branches.
June 2O-tf
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/ or which live and glow In the hearts Of the
| American people MY hope is in that deep con-
yiction. which is every where working in the
minds Of men, that there is something wrong,
radically wrong, in the policy and measures oil
our present rulers. My trust is in that redeem
that earnest cry, which comes up TO us from
every hill and from every valley, for deliverance-
deyerance from the thraldom of party deliye-
rance from ruin deliyeTance from the men IN
power We must have change of rulers re-
monstrance has been tried in vain argument
has been exhausted /; no remedy remains but
that omnipotent remedy-the bollot-box. II IS
through this great constitutional organ that the
people must correct the abuses and arrest the
downward tendencies of this Government.
love, Mr.. Chairman, TO look out from this
Hall, where the demon of party rules with such
an iron sway, upon what Is gong on in the coun-
try. love 10 witness those suspicious omens
which assure me that the day OF our deliverance
is at hand A mighty revolution has begun, and
il will not 90 backward You cannot stop II by
the tricks and contrivances oil party; Il IS the
generous, unbought enthusiasm OF the people
The people have resolved that they will once
more place patriot at the head Of the Govern
ment one who by long life of faithful public
services has earned title to their gratitude and
confidence one who has defended the soil and
illustrated the history of his country; one who,
by his simplicity Of manners, his purity of cha
racter, his nobleness of soul, his practical Wis
dom his integrity Of purpose, and his devotion
to his country, seems designed by Providence TO
be the instrument of redeeming the Government
from its present corruptions OF restoring II to
its former republican tone; Of making it what II
was designed 10 be, and what it once was-a
blessing TO the whole people.
And let me tell gentlemen that the more iurl-
ously they assa the character OF Gen. Harrison
with the shafts of party press and party de-
traction, with the more enthusiasm will gene
rous people rally around this oldpatrot and soldier
The whole West is full of the monuments OF his
bravery, his wisdom, and his benevolence. And
we Of the East are no strangers to the West
there is a natural bond Of sympathy between US.
The sons Of New England are in all the villages
and in all the forests of the West. We claim
common property in all that belongs to her. We
rejoice in her prosperity as in the prosperity OF
our brothers and our children. New England
has, on more occasions than one, testified her
admiration Of the great and patriotic men OF the
West. We will act on the same broad prlncl-
pie now. We will go for the constitutions for
deliverance, for prosperity. We will go for a
President of the people, and not President OF a
party
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UNITED STATES SENATE,

TUESDAY, juno 80
Mr.. NICHOLAS presented memorial from ho
Chamber of Commerce of New Orleans and al,-
mortal from merchants, ship owners, masters, and
derwriters in the same place asking that the pilot
of ls31 may not be repealed.
Mr.. TAPPAN presented q memorial from ct2 rs,
of Mogadore, Ohio in relation 10 q mail route
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr., DAVIS, from the Committee on Comnicrpe
made the following report on the petition of Edward
Rosser and others in relation to the conduct Of Md
Trist, United States Consul at Havana, which wa-
read and agrced,to;
The allegations are so general that the comnittrr
not able understand how far the petitioners
to crimnate Mr. Trist but they infer that the dcs t
is to charge him with unjustiiiabe neglect Of duty
abuse of power contdcd to him. If this be 80 hc
Senate may be called on to act jIdicidiiy upon ar
cles of impeachment preferred by the House. and ior
this reason ought to abstain from all investigation pt
the facts. The committee therefore have male nQ cN
animation beyond the reading Of the petition aua l,k
to be discharged from the further consideration 81
COLLECTION or THE REvENaE.
On motion of Mr.. WRIGHT, the Senate yrs
ceeded to consider the bill TO provide for the better
ecuon of the laws in the collection of dutics Gu
ports The question was various ainendnrn,s
ported from the Committee on Finance
The amendments (mostly INVOLVING legal consider
tions) were severally explained by Mr., WRIGHT
and agreed to- except the last
For this last amendment relating to the compctcnc,
or incompetcncy of interested witnesses Mr. HUNT
INGTON offered a substitute, on the some priuciph
but varying in form The bill from the House IN
a witness incompetent who should have The s,,r Ii
tcrest the party for whom he should testify Il
amendments extended the incompetency to- si9fi'
interest
The question however, turned chiefly on yar,ir-
at all times from the common law, by either of ths.
provisions, and it was debated by Messrs fil%t
lNGTON, CALHOUN CLAY of Alabama ~
CHANAN, HUBBARD, CLAY, of Kcntucby
WALKER, and PRESTON. Before any vote v.
taken,
The Senate adjourned
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For the benefit Of The Torn Of WeHsburg,
Glass No 6 for 1910
To be drawn at Alexandria Va, on Saturday, 18th
july 1910
CAPITALS
,000-Sl5, OO0-S5, 00o-$3, OO0-$2, 500
S2,297
80 prizes Of 81 ,000-ss50 of $4,000 of $500, SC.
IL drawn Nos in each package of PC tickets
Tickets Sl0-lIalycs St5-Quartcrs - 30.
Certificates of Packages Of 26 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do " Half do 60
Do do Ri Quarter do - 80
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

For Enduring The Leesburg academy and for other
purposes.
Glass No. 6 for 1870
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. Saturday, July 18th
1910.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
$40, Ooo-$l0, 1000 S,Ooo-S 600 $4,000
1898 Sd
5 of $200l--5 Of 81 ,500--25 Of ri O00-25 of
$4,000 of $1,000 of $3.50, &c.
l3 Drawn Nos. out of rs
Tickets only $l0-Halves 45-Quartcrs 80 50.
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do, do p Half do IS
Do. do. % Quarters do 81 so
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Spunk-A little fellow the other day while in a
crowd cried out "Hurrah for Harrison p at which A
Van Buren, man exclaimed, angriy "Hurrah for a
Jack Ass = That's right" said the boy 'tyou hur
rah for your candidate, and II hurrah for mine
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ENfRS. GASSAWAY has several vacant rooms
~ suitable for small family, single boarders
Her terms moderate. Residence Pennsylvania ave
nnc South side corner of 10Th street inne l6-2w
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TuNfIE CRISIS OF THE COUNTRY by Ju-
IL MUS. Just published and for sale by II r. RO
BINSON, Log Cabin Print Store, Pennsylvania
avenue. Price $s3 per hundred. june 25-:,t
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
ID. :. GREGORY & co. Mana gers.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of the Monongaia Academy.
Glass No g. for 1870
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va on Saturday the
4th July, 1910
GRAND CAPITALS:
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 5000 $500 (.
2,l95 dollars
gta25 Prizes of 1000 Dollarssg
80 of $s,00-50 Of $3.50, &c.
Tickets only $l0--Halvcs ts5--Quartcrs 2 80
Certificates of Packages of % Whole Tickets Ssl30
!" g 25 Half I" 65
!" % Quarter +" % so
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,

For The beneft Of he Petersburg Beneroient Aechan-
ic Association.
Glass No 7, for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandria Va, on Saturday, 25th
July, 1910
GRAND SCHEME:
$50, 0OO--Sl0, 000-S5, 000-$2, 500.
g-Fio0 prizes Of 81 ooo-5o of S3oo-5o Of 5000, &c.
10 Drawn Numbers.
Tickets $lO--Halycs S5-Quartcrs - so
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $50
Do do. % Half do 65
Do. do. 26 Quarters do 30 so
For Tickets and Shares Certificates OF Pack
ages in the above splendid Lotteries address
ID. S. GREGORY & Co. Managers
Washington City, ID c.
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over to
all who order as above.
june 25-2a W. 3 W, if
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-28
"lfERM,rAGr, July 30. ls4o.


AT meeting of the wings at the log
cabin in this town last week, gentleman
from Burlington, Vt, being called upon
TO make a speech. commenced by saying
that he was Federalis, of the old school,
and not ashamed to own il; that he was nm
advocate Of log cabins, and had the honor
of selecting the spot for the erection ot
one at Burlington. "And where, gentle-
men, tsaid he) do you suppose /, was
The mostproper Of all other places--thc
identical spot on which the sGgy ct
Thomas J.fsrson ,cas hang. 'chipt md
burnt during his administration"
Sarrtosss Ssnfinci
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-28
The rndcpend,n, Treasury.

The New Orleans Great Western" snys. "a
friend has favored US with tho following extrac,
of letter from the venerable patriot and sage
General Jackson, on the subject of the sub-Trea,
sury Low, &c
"HERMtrAor, July 30, 1910.
81 think times will get better
and confidence restored. The Independ-
ent Treasury Act of Congress will ope-
rate we'll in this particular the Govern
mcnt being separated from the corrup,ing
influence of all Banks, will give purity 10
legislation. All broken banks win have
to wind mp, AID the solvent banks must
resume and give US healthy currency.
Then the laborofs of the country win de-
well"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-28
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
GEORGE F. WEAVER q JOHN HlSE,
Canal Street, nearly opposite the Mqnsio, House
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Ottawa is the seat of justice Of La Sale
county, is situated at the junction of the Fox river
with the Illinois, 200 miler, by water, from Saint
Louis, and midway between Chicago and Peoria.
The population Of Ottawa is about one thousand