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lie asked that his opponents would cease their
ratings against his measures in advance--that
they would Judge him by his acts-and if they
found him varying from the course be had prom
ised to pursue-if they found him deviatlng from
the high road ofgonune democracy, he felt that
he would merit their condemnation and rsbuke "
- Extract from Cen. Hqrri$on's remarks, on
leGring Cincinnati
The Old General could ask no less at the
hands of his countrymen, and this is the
least which they can accord. Elevated to
the Presidency of Il free People, by a gen.
erous and almost universal burst of popular
applause, he asks only for a fair trial, and
to be judged by his acts. VIII not mag.
unanimous and just people, with one consent,
respond to this moderate and reasonable re-
quest! VIII they not rebuke the tools of
faction, who, to soothe their bafiied malice,
are still pursuing with bloodhound terocity
the venerable patriot, who, by the interpo-
sjtion of noble people, has been elevated
beyond the reach of their calumny and ma
lcyolencc !--Rlchmond Whig.
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wHIc CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS-

WING CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS-.
The Wigs Of this district will with plea.
sure, see the result of the public meeting
held in this place on the 23d instant. Col.
D. NJ. Barringer received the nomination
without a dissenting voice. Col. Barrin.
ger, We believe, viii accept the nomination,
and exer, his able and vigorous powers In
the promotion Of the Wing cause. SO far
as our Intercourse has been extended a.
mong the citizeas Of the District, the no.
miaa,ion has been received with applause
aud cordial satisfaction. Now Wings, be
|up and acting lie, 1t not be said that We
|sumber upon our oars, when rocks are a
round and the storm gathering.
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The Executive Council met in this cit

The Executive Council met in this city
on Wednesday last, the 10Th inst.
Gen. WIN. A. Blount, of Washington,
Beaufort county, Charles Manly and Da.
vid W. Stone, Esquires. of this city, were
re.appou,ed members ofthe Literary Boad.
Col. Cadwallader Jones, of Hillsboro'
and Gov. Edward B. Dudley, of Whining,
ton, Commissioners Of Internal Improve
ment.-Ral. Register.
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GEN. EDNEY.

From letters received from the General
BY his friends, we learn that owing to his
and interest, he has declined
tcing again candidate for Congress.
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TIE CABINET.

THIS fruitful source Of conjecture and
,cnlatl5n is nov taken away we have
BE matter reduced to a certainty. Gea.
HARRISON has drawn around him an assem-.
ll4c Of talents and ability, never cxcolled
kloce sc bavc been a FREQ people from
Per character We may expect the affairs
\ the Government to be managed Tor the
ID Of the whole people, and not IN ac.
fofdlnce with the miserable species Of
Dry d.ctation which has been the char
lcerisiic % Van Buren's administration.
/ usual, the Locoiocos are buslly cngas-
n finding fault with the appointments.
icy have raised the cry Of Abolition, -
4 q now aud then yclp Of " Fedcralist," =
] way Of variety. Gen. Harrison has
spsinlcd men whose ability and worth
! ensure the proper performance OF their
hes, 50 yelp on locos, Gen. Harrison and
people Disregard your barking.
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Twelve years ago, he silently traced his
lonely way to North Bend--ibe first vic
Inn Of Gen. Jackson's prescription. lie
had been appointed by Mr. Adams, Minis.
ter TO Colombia, at that time under tie
rule Of Bolivar. While acting as Minis.
ter, he wrote his famous letter to Bolivar.
Jackson welded tho bosom Of prescription,
and Gen. Harrison icll-bGt while he was
sluitiag his vengeance against that waf-
worn veteran, little did he imagine that thr
same sighted individual, would grace the
chair he then occupied--little did he ex.
pee; that in twelve short Gears, millions Of
freemenwouid BY their united voices, pro
claim BIN President. But this has come
p pass: Jackson has lived to behold the
sighted, The slandcrgd and abused Harm
son, received with demonstrations Of loy
and confidence Wherever lis path has led
him; thus the decp-nouthel cannon have
reycrberatcd from hill 10 hill -lhousand>
of happy faces have come out 10 welcome
ana greet him Oh his passage. How NOR,
tiiying It mast be to tie old Ilcro-the
toolhioss hon, to behold tic shade Of lis
'ani bel powor-;o feel his influence gone
and lis words SET q. noaght By lie Amer
lean people.
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GEN. nARRIsoNs RESPONSE.

bIN. HANKTeUNS NhSTUNSE.
Mr. Preston, from the JOINT Committee
appointed to attend on'Gen. Harrison, aad
inform him Of hls election 10 the Presiden.
cy, reported 10 tie &euate that the duty
had been performed. and thai the General
replied "thal lie received this manifesto
ton Of the confidence o. lis coun,rymen
with profound gratitude, and Iha, be would
earnestly devote himself 70 the discharge
Of the duties imposed OH bin, BY endeavor-
Country, according 10 hls bcs, abilities. -
Raj. Reg.
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/ vs. Wherever the bastard democracy
Van Bnrcn, Kendall, 8; Co, prevails,
re avery means employed to perpetu.
i,s existence, influence, aud rllnous ten
Ency ITS supporters stop at nothing, false
base, to deceive the public mind. The
|ca, art Of It's friends consists in alarm
Eing wolf in the sheep.iold-robbcr on
4 highway fire in the city, in short,
i cry must suit the place. Richie, the
(otraed, from the south Of the Potomac,
PES aJo'..Oa, and all over the country his
HE brazen echoes answer abolition, and
en the fight bcgins--up goes the bag Of
hnd and then such cutting and slashng-
kns reek with ink, blue and black types
Joan beneath the weight Of dlah,licaI at
&fnpts Of southern men against the south,
3d agninst southern men--all IS uprOnr
d confusion among the valiant loco toco
Plghts of the quil. BY aud by, some
lore penetrating follower discovers
at tho Wings intend to create "tar'tl
j protection !" his ire becomes ungovern.
PIE, and he bursts forth IN fit of the
ost excrnciatlng Indignation against tho
IIuclnation Of his dlstempered brain (;
Ipeas the most pathetic, flow mellllluous-
from his lips against the Protean mon
Z, in behalf of the peope--the dear peo-
1.-THE kind and loving pcople---the poor
laIead people, who generousIy cut thor
Rocotoco leading string, and in moment
reflection, voted for Gen. Harrison
$alast the will and wishes Of their Loco
20 guardians and protectors What an
sF'ul :" catastrophe " in the history of the
kocosl
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OF William Woodbridge [WhigI has
been elected United States Senator from
Michigan, rice Mr.. Nurvcll ". b. whose
term had expired. Raj Reg.
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CANDTN-PFBRJrAEy II
CoLUMBIA-FEBRUARY IS.

Blgglng, Hemp Is a q Corn, GO a 20
Bale Rope, 10 a II Oats, so a co
Bacon, round, 10 IA IN Iron, Swedes Sc z
Barter, country, Is % do English, SIS a G
Cotton, - II Lard, 10 ii
Nackero, $40 II NoIassos, Cuba 81 a As
Flour country, So a I! DO. NO. IS SO
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-03

further. In his letter To Sherrod WILL
lams, lately member of the other House,
he said that he would not give his sanction
to bank, unless 1t were clearly ascer-
tanned that the public interest in relation
to the collection and disbursement of the
revenue would materially suffer without
one, and there were unequivocal nantes
tatlons of public opinions in ITS favor.
lie wouls take the liberty to say that he
did, with the clcarest conviction of his
conscience, after a full examination. in
form the citizens of his own state that
Cen Harrison was utterly opposed to a
Bank of the U. S. He knew that thous-
ands and thousands, who were opposed
to National Bank had supported Gen.
Harrison, because they believed that he
was alike hostile to it. Where. then.
was the issue made ! If made at all, il
was in the minds of gentlemen like the
Senator from Kentucky, and those who
thought with him but the issue was ncy-
er presented to the country"
Mr.. Archer also replied to Mr.. Clay,
after which the question "Shal this bill
pass - was taken and ncgatiyed, two
thirds not voting in the affirmative. The
vote stood ayes %, noes 81. Adjourned.
HoNae-Thc house was all day occupied
in committee Of the whole on the senate
amendments to the fortlicaticn bill. They
were adopted in committee, but no vote
was taken on them in the house.
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General Hnics dom, Apply TO al, Gases.

We once knew man that was so care
full not to give offence, that in speaking
of general faults, he would qualify his
remarks by saying, "prcscnt company
excepted" lie Glanced to be in compa
ny with some ladies', and spoke of an alb
sent one as the ugIicst person he ever
saw, "prcscm co"pany crcptca''
Now this mistake was perhaps worse
than that made by the boy, who, speak
ing of the greatest man he ever saw, wa.
told by his mother, he must always cX
cept their minister. A few days after he
rushed into the presence of his molhc
and exclaimed, "Mothcr, have seen TIT
greatest hog down town that | ever saw
crcept or minister"
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For sale.

Vi nlE west half of the north-eas, quar-
ter OF section %, in township 80 n.
Il. 3, f. 3D. p. NJ, and the northwest
IT. OF same section. These lands are
valuable, being on the south side Of the
Illinois river, and about two miles from
the town OF Ottawa, and containing a sui
table proportion Of timber and prairie
For further particulars, terms, &c, appl,
to Noah Ripley, New y ork, or to the
subscriber in Ottawa.
July 9.-ti. J G. CHAMPLIN.
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From the Western State Journal, Aug. 81.
Syracuse in Mourning ---Firc--ExpIo,ion
OF GiumpO ws.cr---Isrcna s.oSs of E.iGc!


Our village was visited last night with
one of the most dreadful scenes which the
annals of our State can reveal About
half past nine o'clock the alarm of fire
was given, which proved to be in the car.
pentcr's shop of {. Il, Hayden or G. Go,
lngs, on the Oswcgo Canal. Our citizens
repaired TO the spot, together with our
three engine companies. In the course
OF half an hour an explosion of gunpow-
der took place, which, most melancholy
to relate, sent instantancously some Hjry
of our fellow citizens into another world
We have no lime to describe the hor-
rlblc scene immediately after the cXplo-
Slon. The building, while it was on fire,
was blown into atoms, and the buildings
east and west were shattered by the con-
cusson and flying timbcrs. About 80
drcmcn and others were instantly killed,
being thrown in all directons-some into
the Canal and four or five entirely across
the Canal-and among them some of our
most respectable, and, we are sorry to
add, including about half dozen of our
most promising young men. The groans
of the dying, the frantic shrieks of the
wives and children, brothers and sisters.
who had lost their dearest earthly friends
the killed and wounded carried from
the scene to their homes-allogether, pre-
scented a sight to melt the strongest heart
Our whole village is in mourning and
distress. The stores this morning still
remain closed. Such scenes as we have
witnessed within the last II hours, may
Heaven forbid our ever seeing again.
The following list of killed and wound
ed is as near correct rs we are able to
form it, amidst the confusion. Probably
one fourth or one third of those wounded
will yet die.
We understand windows were broken
by the explosion, as far as Salina. The
noise was very plainly heard at De Witt,
four miles east. The number of kegs of
powder which exploded were about Is.
When we are brought to the reflection,
that all this distress has been brought
upon US by the hand of an incendiary-
a devil in human shape-we are sick at
heart, for poor human nature.
The alarm that powder was in the build
ing was given, but with such a want OF
energy rs to border on criminaliy. Many
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THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.

Ch'cago MTket.--Aug. 3l.-Wmtcr wheat
81 a 80; Spring wheat 80 60; Oats 25; Corn
81 a 37!.
81. Louis MTkei.-Aug. 26.-Wheat 62s
Corn - 30; Oats % 80.
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FHVliE subscribers give notice that they
III have had erected a sett of Patent
PlaJorm Balances, which are located
on the public square, opposite G.. l..
ThomPson's drug store. They are now
prepared to weigh all kinds Of heavy ar
ticlcs, such as hay, coal, horses, cattle,
merchandise, &C., &C., and solicit the
patronage Of the public.
WIN. TRUE & SON.
Ottawa, July -, 1871. S--tf
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STE:AYED.

STRAYED away from the residence
~ of the subscriber, about 2'miles north
of Worthwhile, Lasalle county, on the It'll
of August last, one Yoke cfyomg Catile,
with a red Yoke marked with the letters
" and o. The cattle are 4 years old,
and mostly white, one red-spottcd and
the other black spotted.
A suitable reward will be given if any
person will give the subscriber informa.
ton where the cattle may be found.
ROBERT LETT.
Worthwhile, H., sept. 3, 1871. l5-3w
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"a Office is hereby given to the said
= William Martin, that writ Of at
tachmcnt issued out of the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of Lasallc county,
dated the fifth day of June, A. d. 1871,
at the suit of Jesse Smith against the
estate of the said William Martin for the
sum of five hundred and ninety dollars,
directed to the sheriff Of said county to
execute, which said writ has been return
ed by the said sheriff as levied on the
EAST half of section SIX, township thirty
three, north Of range SIX, east OF the 3D.
principal meridian - and that said suit
is now pcnlng before the Circuit Court
of Lasalc county. Now unless You the
said William Martin, shall personally be
and appear before the said Circuit Court,
on the first day Of the next term thereof
to be holden at the court house in Ottawa
on the first Monday in November next
give special bail and plead to the said
plaintiffs action, judgment will be entered
against you by default in favor of the salc
plaintiff, and the estate attached will be
sold to satisfy the same together will
costs. j. tLOuD, tlerk.
Ottawa, ILL.,, Aug. II, 1871. l5--1sw
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Spring and Summer FusniCns.

GNE subscriber respectfully informs the gem
Il uomtn OF Ottawa and vicinity, that he has
Just received of Mossrs. Scott Il Wilson Of New
York City their Spring and Summer Report,
together with the latest London and Paris Fa-
shlons for gentlcmcn's clothes, which he thinks
VIII not lalI to please gentlemen of every variety
OF taste. lie still assures all who may favor him
with their orders, that all business entrusted to
h'm shall be attended to with promptncss and
iaithiulncss.
n. B.-The subscriber has removed
his shop to the east side of the public
square, opposite the Court House, and
one door south of the City Hotel.
f. s. TRACY.
Ottawa, May IS, 1871. y2-l--tf
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NOTICE is hereby given to the said
/ ' David Maxwell that writ of attach
ment issued out of the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Lasalle county, dated
the 10Th day of May, A. D. 1911, at the
suit of Stephen Merit against the estate
of the said David Maxwell for the sum of
ninety-two dollars and sixty-three cents,
directed to the sheriff of said county to
execute, which said writ has been return
ed by said sheriff as served on William
Byrne and Harvey Leonard rs Garni-
shoes and that said suit is now pending
before the SAID Circuit Court of L.asallc
county. Now unless you, the said David
Maxwell, shall personally be and appear
before the said Circuit Court on the first
day of the next term thereof, to be holden
at the court house in Ottawa, on the first
Monday in November next, give special
bail and plead to the said plaintiffs action,
Judgment will be entered against you by
default III favor of the said plaintiff for
the amount Of his damages and costs OF
suit. J. CLOUD, Clerk.
Ottawa, H., Aug. 9, 1871. l5--lw
" Ch@maserO, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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He1ckiah Smith. } '''
v Office is hereby given to the said
y Hczekiah Smith, that a writ of at
tachmcnt, issued out of the clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of Lasalle county,
dated the thirty first day of March, A. D.
1871, at the suit of Benjamin Douglas
against the estate of the said lIczckah
Smith for the sum Of one hundred and
thirty three dollars, directed to the coro-
ner of said county to execute, which said
writ has been returned by said coroner,
served on William Rcddick, sheriff of La
sale county as garnishcc; and that said
suit is now pending before the said Cir
cult Court of Lasalle county. Now un-
less you, the said Eezekiah Smith, shall
personally be and appear before the SAID
Circuit Court on the first day Of the next
term thereof, to be holden at the court
house in Ottawa, on the first Monday in
November next, give special bail and
plead to the said plaintiffs action, iudg.
mcnt will be entered against YOU by de-
fault in favor OF the said plaintiff for the
amount of his damages and costs of suit.
]. CLOUD, Clerk.
Ottawa, H., Aug. 9, 1871. l2--4sw
ChampiiR d Spring,
Plaintiffs Attornvs.
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OBITUARY.

DlED--On Saturday, the 2Sth ult, on Indian
Creek, DELLA ANN, only daughter of Mr.. An
Drew j. Brown-agcd Is months.
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S1A7E or IALINOIS, } scr
La Sale County. Set
Lasa!lc Circuit Court, to November Term, 1871.
John Myers and Ellen Myers

John Myers and Ellen Myers,7
rs.
Nathaniel W. Manville, Han In Chan
nah Manyillc, Leman p. Gerry.
Woodruff William W .Dres-
ser, ]. Mark Lislc, Morgan
Opp, q Frederick l.. Kline.
4 rappearing,b by Satisfactory ailidayit,fi filed
4 in the clerks office of the circuit court of
Lasalle county, that one of the above named
defendants, J. Mark Lisle, resides without
the limits of the state of Illinois, and that
Nathaniel W. ManviIlc and Hannah Man
vile, two other defendants, on due inqui-
ry, cannot be found: Notice is. therefore.
hereby given to the said J. Mark Lisle,
Nathaniel W. Manville, and Hannah Man
vile, that the compliments, John Myers
and Ellen Myers, have filed, in the clerk 5
office OF the circuit court of said county,
their bill in chanccry, against the said Ma
thanleI W. Manvile, Hannah Manvile,
Lcman p. Woodruff, William W. Ores
ser, j. Mark l.islc, Morgan Opp, and Ere
derrick l., Kline, and that a summons in
chancery has been issued against them, re-
turnablc before the said circuit court of
Lasa!lc county, and that said suit is now
pending before said circuit court. Now,
unless you, the said j. Mark Lisle, Ma
thaniel W. Manvile, and Hannah Man
vile, shall appear before the said circuit
court on the first day of the next term
thereof, to be holden at the court house in
Ottawa, on the first Monday in Novem-
Der next, and answer the said complain
ants said bill, the same will be taken as
confessed against you, and decree enter
ed accordingly. J. CLOUD, Clerk.
Ottawa, ILL.,, Sept ID, 1871. l5-4t.
Geo. II. Norris, sol'tor for compl'nts.
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SD DRUGS g. MEDICINES,
<EZ y embracing all articles in the line
49, which the country demands.
ALso-A variety of Paints, Oils, Yarn
lsh, TurPcntine, Glass, Putty, and Dive
Suiis, together with a variety of other
articles, too numerous to mention.
Also: A few CHOICE WINES and
LIQUORS, selected expressly for mcli-
cal purposes; Periumerics, Confectiona-
rles, Fruit, Scgars and Tobacco of good
quality.
Also - Patent Medicines, the most
popular of the day, among which are
Doct. Jaync's Expectoront, Hair Tonic.
Tonic Nermtuge, Carminauye Balsam.
and Sanatlye Pills; Docts. Dole's and
Thompson's Eye Water; Motifs PhGn-
tx BIttcrs and Pills, Rewards Tonic
Mixture ; Balm of Columbia; Car
pcntcr's Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
Hays Linament for Piles; Nerve and
Bone Linament; Bateman's Drops; God
try's Cordial; Fahnestock's Nemiluge ;
Morison's Pills of the British College OF
Health; Lees, Phinie's, EImorc's. Hoo.
Per's, Brandeth's, Doct. Champions and
Boardman's Fever and Aguc Pills.
The public are respectfully requested to call
and see.
Ottawa, June II, 1871. 2-2---tf
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school Books.

n ME subscribers have received 4 con-
q Segment of "Na@dcr's EICmcnta-
~ Schooi B0ois," consisting of the
Spelling Book, First and Second Reader,
and Primer.
t-rreachcrs will be furnished with
copy Of the above works gratuiously, as
/, is desired by the New York publishers
to introduce them into the schools Of this
section Of country.
WM. TRUE & son.
Ottawa. Aug. 20, 1871. l3--tt
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EIni,r. IlNlIr.

TENIIE subscriber has on hand and will
IL be constantly receiving fresh from
the NorseiHes Mills, FINE g. SUPER
FINE FLOUR, which will be sold at
manufacturers prices for cash only,
Every barrel sold will be warranted fresh
and sweet. BENZ. THOMPSON.
Ottawa, Aug. 3, 1871. ll--u.
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~ TONS OF WE'LL ASSORTED
IOlRON, just received and for sale by
the subscriber. ID. NEWTON.
Ottawa, June 4, 1871. V2--n2--tf.
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Mott - WOOdp-ny,s,

Hy- .,3-5 Forrarding s, Commission
s-::-sSe merchants, PERU, La Sale
county, Illinois.
Peru, April 10, 1871. As..r
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Plaintiffs Attornvs.

STATE or LLrNors,I La Sale Circuit Court,
La SUITE Coqaty: STo November term, lslI.
Samuel ID. Davenport, ! ,o,oLnor,.
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ID II u q $ II O II f.
q. Z. THOMPSON

&EEAS just received at his
zZ III Drug store, on the east side
90 Of the Public Square in this place.
his summer supply of Fyrsn
EfE3 DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Il y embracing all articles in the line
>-------.~> which the country demands.
~ = ID
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, }
La SALE County.
Lasalle Circuit Court, to November Term, 1871.
abrGham Uirom Y Attachment.
VS..

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