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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20

Uashmgton "A, Naiioway J $3.50
r. Office is hereby given to the said
. Washington A. Holloway, that n
writ Of attachment, issued out of the
clerks office of the Circuit Court of La
sale county, dated the 2sth day Of Octo-
Der, AID. 1910, at the suit of Abraham
WiXom against the estate of the said
Washington A. Holloway, for the sum Of
nincty-sevcn dollars and fifty cents, di-
rertcd to the sheriff of said county to
execute, which said writ has been return
ed by said sheriff, served on Abraham
Ilolderman and James \. Rccdcr, as gar
nshccs; and that said suit is now pend
ing before the said Circuit Court of La
sale county. Now unless you, the said
Washington A. Holloway, shall person
ally 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 No
vembcr next, give special bail and plead
to the said plaintiffs action, judgment
will be entered against you by default in
favor Of the said plaintiff for the amount
of his damages and costs Of suit.
Ottawa, Ill.,, August 9th, 1871.
j. CLOUD, Clerk.
3D. !. "A. Hoes, Plaintiffs Attorney.
August 10. l2.-isw
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20

y Office is hereby given to the said
y GilbcrtF Fuller, that writ Of attach
ment, issued out of the clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Lasalle county, dated
the second day of January, AID. ls4l,
at the suit of Salmon Rutherford against
the estate of the said Gilbert Fuller, for
the sum of one hundred and ninety three
dollars and twenty eight cents, directed 10
the sheriff Of said county to execute,
which said writ has been returned by the
said sheriff rs levied on "lhe north-eas,
quarter Of section No. four, in township
No. thirty three, north range No. seven,
east of the third principal meridian" and
that said suit is now pending before the
said Circuit Court of Lasalle county.
Now unless you, the said Gilbert Fuller,
shall personally be and appear before the
said Circuit Court on the first day OF tho
next term thereof, to be holden at the
court house in Ottawa, on the first Mon
day 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 said plaintiff, and
the estate attached will be sold to satisfy
the same together with costs.
J. CLOUD, Clerk.
Ottawa, ILL.,, Aug. Q, 1871. l2--4sw
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20
Spring umd summer Fashions.

yENHE subscriber respectfully informs the gen
n tcmcm of Ottawa and vicinity, that he Ia,
Just received of Mcssrs. scott u Wilson, of New
York City, their Spring and Summer Report,
together with the latest London and Paris fa-
shions for gcntIcmcn's clothes, which he thinks
will not fail to please gentlemen Of every variety
of taste. He still assures all who may favor him
with their orders, that all business entrusted To
him shall be attended to with promptncss and
aithtulncss.
\. B.-Thc 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.
+. =. TRACY.
Ottawa, Nav IS lSii. N2-l-tG
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20
ID II U G s II O II E.
&. l.. Thompson

7/THa Drug store, on the cast side
SNZllZsA Of the Public Square in this place,
~ his summer supply of FHLsH
H5-3 DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Il embracing all articles in the line
49, which the country demands.
ALso-A variety of Paints, Oils, Warm
ish, Turpcntine, Glass, Putty, and Dye
Stuhs, together with a variety of other
articles, too numerous to mention.
Also: A few CHOICE WINES and
LIQUORS, selected expressly for medi-
cal purposes Perfumcrics, Confectiona.
ries, Fruit, Segars and Tobacco Of good
quality.
Also - Patent Medicines, the most
popular of the day, among which are
DOct. Jayne's Expcctorant, Hair Tonic,
Tonic Nermilugc, Carminatve Balsam,
and Sanatiye Pills; Docts. Dolc'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; Balcman's Drops God
fry's Cordial Fahncstock's Nemiluge
Morrison's Pills of the British College OF
Health; Lees, phinic's, EImorc's, Hoo
per's, Brandeth's, Doct. Champions and
Boardman's Fever and Ague Pills.
The public are respectfully requested TO cal
and see.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20
scli;u. OF at Cost.

Selling OIL at SOSi.
FgNHOMAS RUSSELL having pur-
b. chased the whole remaining stock
of the late firm of Hrlbm g. RuSseN,
now offers the same for sale at cost, at
retail or whole sale, for cash. The goods
will remain at the former stand of the said
late firm. Those wishing to purchase
at bargain will do well to call.
THOMAS RUSSELL.
Ottawa, Aug. l3, lsil. l2--it.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, ,
La Sale County.
Lasolle Circuit Court, to November Term, 1871.
b'J@"in D0"s'"s Attachment.
H.chiah Smith. @I33
"a Office is hereby given to the said
"a lIczekiah Smith, that n writ of at
tachmcnt, issued out of the clerks office
Of the Circuit Court of Lasal!e county,
dated the thirty first day of March, a. D.
1871, at the suit of Benjamin Douglas
against the estate of the said llezck,ah
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 garnishec: and that said
suit is now pending before the said Cir
cult Court of Lasalle county. Now un'
less you, the said lIczckiah Smith, shall
personally be and appear before the salt
Circuit Court on the first day Of the mex
term thereof, to be holden at the cour
house in Ottawa, on the first Monday il
November next, give special bail anC
plead to the said plaintiffs action, judy
mcnt will be entered against you by de-
fault in favor of the said plaintiff for tho
amount Of his damages and costs of suit.
J. CLOUD, Clerk.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-In this place, ON Wednesday last
DAVID FRANKLIN, youngest son Of DR.. w
A. Sanger, aged e months.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

I'm conformity with
D the first article OF
the present code of by
laws, the Regular
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A Administrators Notice.

Ottnwa, Nav IS. 1917.
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Ottawa, July 10, 1871.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
OFFICIAL VOTE.

This week we sye the official vote Of this county.
BY reference to last years vote we find ihero were
$50 votes less poIled than at the Governors election.
and ll7s less than the Presiden ta election. Taking
the poll for Representatives this year and last year.
find that there were as many Democrats staid home
as Wings. Harrsson's majority was about $50. The
avarage Fed majority last year for county officers
343 This year 240 showing great democratic gain,
and giving federalism biting rebuke for her manifold
deceptons and false promises.
About 800 stragbtous voted the Federal ticket last
year, that had they come to the polls would have
gone the democratic ticket at the late election and left
Federal Whiggery in the back ground Considering
the little exerton made by the Democratic candidates.
to get out the voters the Democracy have achieved
victory. True, Federalism stalks abroad over the
~ yet but it not with that air of insoence and aIs>
tOcratic demeanor with with which she was wont to
year ago. Another year, and she will be scourged
from the county, by the untiring never discouraged
Democracy.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
CIRCULAR.


The prop-ietors ofthe daily aud semi>weeky Even
ing Post published IN New York have been induced, by
the demand for such publication, 10 establish week~
" paper, with the title ofthl NEW-YORK WEEK.
LY EVENING POST.
tbecomes them perhaps 10 say something ofthe
design and character Of the paper is intended that
it shall contain all that vvrety of matter which shall
make it useful and entertaining family newspaper. In
politics. it will embrace the democratic side; bnt it wi
be more devoted 10 the spread Of sound political prlnc~
pies than to the support off party. twill contain
careful summary of the intelligence orthe day, liber,
al proportion ofmisceaneous and literary matter, and
department of commercial information. Under the
last head will be employed full price current of the
Nsw>York Market carefully corrected every wrek.
and bank note table, on which the merchants and
farmers ofthe country may rely In giving their best
exertons to make it what such vehicle of intelligence
ought to be- they hope TO keep always on the side Of
truth of good order sound morals, and human liberty
The conditions OF the publication will 5o as folOws
For single copies, 81 per annum for six copies to one
address, $l0--payabe in advance.
We send you herewith a specimen number of the
NEW.YORK WEEKLY EVENING POST, to which
wa take the liberty of asking your attention. IT, after
looking at it, you will hand it to such ofyour friends
and neighbors NAV have occasion to subscribe, and
will forward to such subscriptions as may be paid in
advance, you will confer obligation on the propris-
tors.
WIN. C. BRYANT & co.
NEW YORK.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
GEORGIA ELECTION,


Hang out the Bannsrsl From Mane to Georgia the
cry is "Still they Gomez
The result oflhe late election in Georgia is glorious
From every quarter C0mss the news Of Wing defp.i;
every wind is laden with the loud huz2ss of the rnm-
phaOt Democracy.
Ily slip from Ia oiceo the Augusta Constitutions
alst we haye returns from 43 Counties i6whmh the
Democratic Majority on tbs 'iovernoT's ticket is up-
wards Of 500 votes.
The same Counties gave last January Whig major.
ity Of three thousand hundred and sixty two Here
is nett Demoratia gain Of nearly four hundred votes.
Glory enough for one day.
The present election is for Governor and members of
the legislature. Mcdonald, the Democratic candidate,
will undoubtedly he elected much to the cagrn Of the
Feds, who were sangune Of success. We have so far
elected "a out Of d2 Senaors and 80 out of l05 mem-
bers ofthe House of Representatives.
Harrison carried GeorgIa by about 5000. Now the
State is revolu,ionized. IIuzzal huzzal huzza
STILL LATER.
We publish below the returns from twenty counties
for Governor, which with the forty seven published
bove, make sixty seven; leaving twenty six counties res
naming 10 be heard fiem. Mcdonald is no doubt eec
ted by larger majority than any Democrat has received
IN that State for years. ~
The Democrats will also have majority in both bran
ces ofthe Legislature. slip from the Federal Union
says, ton joint ballot their muoriy will be about forty
For Governor,
Mcdonald (D) Dawson Fed.
e7 counties, 2U,055 2S,151
Democratic majority so far, 1886
Twenty six counties to be heard irom.-Phi Times
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notce is hereby given that on Wednesday the o7sa,
day of October, the undersigned will sell at public
ton at the late residence ofBenjamin Bare deceased.
in Dover township Tus. Go. Ohio, the following goods
and chattes belonging 10 the Estate ofsaid Benz Bare
viz One horse wagon, 8 horses Tanning Mills.
100 900 brick, sstts ofharness, 3 COWS & number
ofyoung CATTLE lot of Hogs, Sleigh, Ilot ofcornia
the ear, carriage, quantity of Buckwheat and oats
quantity ofhay-a quantity ofhousehould and kitchen
furniture and many other articles tedious 10 meu
ton. Sale 10 commence at clock Of said day, aud
continue until all is sold.
credit of6 months will be given. upon the purcha-
sers giving good security all sums over FIVE dollars
all sums under FIVE dollars, cash. No person permits
ted to property until note approved secur-
tyis gwen. "'
- -.. DAVID MuRRY.
admir-. ofhs estdts Of Benjamin Bare Decd
October II, l64l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
MARYLAND ELEC rIoN.

The Democratic majority for Governor is 656. Last
year the federal majerily was 4776. Nett Democratic
gain 54S2, and majority in both branches ofthe Leg
islaure. ,....
We remember that about month since, the National
Intelligencer which is very ocular print, udmittng
that the Democrats wond likely gain nearly all elecc
tions that were to take pace this fall made an express
reservation of Maryland to the Wings spoke fol>
lows:
Tn the State ofMaryland in Whose fidelity to Wing
principles we would have so much condolences that we
would stake our existence that she will stand firm in
this day Of trial ofmen's political integrity. National
Intelligencer.
The commentary upon this is that Thomas is elected
Governor, and there is large majority ofdomocras in
the House Of Delegates, IN. Y. Post
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
In A FIX.

The Federal Advocate like bear with a sore head,
keeps up continual growing about the apporonment
Bill, which connected Tuscarswas with Holmes Co.
lie calls it UNJUST tyranical cheating Tuscarawas out
her Representative, gambling away the rights her
citizens, and all that sort of thing. We have no doubt
hehas many sympathisers who hold the bottleto catch
his big tears they tricks down tina, cadavarous
worn face Of Federalism, and we are inclined 10 pity
the "Sorrows of poor old man" ourselves although
we can't cIy none When he says, Tuscarawas was
gambIed away he reflects very harshY the chsrac>
Ter of our Representative at that time & places one ofthe
''Litte Gods in bad fix. Mr. Everhard represented
this cnunty at that time, and when the vote taken
in the House-when we were about to be 'ganbled
away,-"sold to the Dutch" HE, our Repreresenta-
tive, sent there to protect and defend us-DID NOT
VOTE AGAINST 1T. HE, who was wont so often
to raise his mighty voice and call down the thunder
bolts of Heaven, in defence of "Old Tuscarawas did
not shake his head, when we were "gambled a.
way body soul and breeches. The Journals of the
House, will prove this. The truth is. he saw nothing
wrong unjust yrannica in the appor;ionment bill.
But viewed it like any other sense man would.
The Constitution allows only certain number of Rep.
resentaves. We have now moro than that many
countess hence the necessity Of joining two or more
Counties together, to allow all Representations Besides
Holmes co. at that time, had scarcely population e.
nough, while Tuscarawas had more than enough for
one Representative. Yet ecauss Holmes 'Os m iory
of uuHnchng Republicans sufficient to overbaance the
Fsderasts of this dark spot it is called unjust and ops
pressive, and disgracefu The attempt of depraved
editor to make political capital by appealing to the pref
udices rather than to reason, barren and cou,emp.
tble in the extreme.
We tell the Federalists, that however much they are
disposed to view the attachment Holmes co.. as dis
grace, there are 5000 Democrats who cont dcr it an
honor and their opinions not to be entirely over
looked.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
MeLEoD's ACQUITAL CONFIRMED.

The report we gave Yesterday in reference to the
acquittal Of Mcleod is fully confirmed. The trial was
concluded shout four o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
when the Jury aer being cut but half hour, rsurn-
ed verdict not guilty. Mcleod was discharged
the same evening" and took among his friends at the
public table of Bnggs in Utica He will come to New
York city without delay and take passage for Halifax
New for our demands on the British government for
redress of grievances The the steamer Car
olne must be paid the full value ofhis b'at The lam
iIy of Duree must receive pecuniary damages for his
murder onr merchants must be rsmuneated for their
losses BY the British African cruisers; the outage on
Colonel Grogan must be compensated; the invasion OF
our soil must he atoned for and jurisdiction over the
''disputed territory" must be acknowledged!
These demands must be insisted on at OncO. De lay
would now be dishonorable We must have redress
or we must have wal!-PhiladslphiG Spirit Of the
T,mes,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
zEEPING THE PEOPLE IGNORANT.

The Federal Advocate has not word to say about
the elections other states. Ithe people ofhis coun
ty had no other means Of getting information than
through the sleepy Advocate, they would be sorry
people, This county is ten years behind The age, in im-
provemen, enterprise education and intelligence, and
all because they have had to put up with miserable
newspaper, that would never givo them information
on any subjects except those which contributed blunt
ther reason and CRAFTY the preudices of the
minded individual at the head ofthat paper. Weshalre
cur to this subject again. present. only call public
attention to the silence ofhe Advocate the subject of
the recent elections. State after State has cast
upon the Administration and hurled its adherents
ofpower, yet we venture to say large portion Of
the Advocate readers do not know ii! II but the
ether day. respectable Wing farmer denied the fact Of
there having been an election in Name this year at ALL
The reason he assigned was this papers said nothing
about it, Well, said we, what papers do yoa takel
"Why Patricks papers, Why not take some othersl
"Oh you loco focos do not tell the truth always. Now
who is to blame for this man Sgnorance, himself, or
the who has taken his money, denied him the right
ofinformndon, and pampered' his preudices ill he
believes nothing that comes from those who differ with
him in poicS9 We have hundredsof such cases in
this county, where men-hOnest as the day is long
have, tor number ofYsars been swndled out Of their
money, and kept ignOrant, through the depravy of
mereepsry wretch, whose Principle is lntereSt-and
whose interest seems to be- the pundering Of honest
unsuspeciing menl Isl any wonder then, that weare
behind the,age behind neghbOrng counties in civ
zaion educatOn and all the virtues moral social g.
pOliIcai And lastly is II any wsnder that Tuscaraw-
as county bOated to the eyes with Federalism Fed
eralism only grows where ignorance tilIs the soil.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
BRIGADE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all the Commissioned
az and Staff officers Of the 4th Brigade Sd Division,
Ohio Militia, that Brigade Court of Enquiry for the
assessment of fines all delinquent commissioned and
Staff Officers within said fourth Brigade Sd Division
Ohio Militia will be he'd the 9Th day Nov. A. D
1s4l at the house of John Gray, in New Philadelphia,
Tuscarawas County Ohio. Said Court will commence
at 10 clock a. NJ of said day, and continue until all
business pertaining thereto Is finished.
JOHN BUTT,
Brigadier General fthe
4h Brigade Sd Div o. NJ
New Phial'a Oct 9Th, lS4l. 80 I'd
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
CONNECTICUT ELECTTONs

The town elections are the most gratifying char
acter. Out of65 towns heard FROM the Democrats have
carried h2 and gained "a; Thus are the people every
where throwing off the incubus Of Whggory, and the
log cabins falling before the storm Of popular indig
nation which is sweeping the land throughout ls length
and breadth. 9
at the fourth trial to elect third representative for
Bangor Me- Cyrus Goss. Fed was chosen by 81 maj.
ortyi the usual majority has been about 40O crumb
ofcomfort for federalism, Nulyl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

Burlington county as usual has gone for the pipe lay
ers. although by reduced majority The federal major
Gloucester county. the Democratic ticket is elected
entire.
Mercer county has gone for the pipe layers by small
maj orty.
We have reports tina; Atlantic and Salem, have cars
ried the entIe Democratic ticket
In Cape May county the democratic sheriff has been
elected. 7'T 'aHs7
The pipe layers have carried Cumberland by votes.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
KENpALL's ExPusIToR, VOL. II.
WIN. C. BRYANT g. co.
NEW YORK.

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The frs, volume is ofgreat value for future reference,
as will contain condensed account of the proceed
ngs Of the late memo. able of Congress- with
,he yeas and nays upon every important proposition,
courately ndexed.
Next week will be published, and thereafter, weekly
the
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This paper viii commOhce with q Review OF the
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Price, two dollars per annum always in advance.
The most important ,cles will be published IN both
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The advantages ofthe Democrat are that it will con
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The advantages of the Expositor that it will he
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21

Would mt they skin himi-Ifthe valiant COL McNab
should ever be found this side the border, since
his late confession to the Caroline Outrage. wouldn't
the patriots fix him off with anew skin of tar in the
place ofhiS own hdei His would never prove a McA
Leod case,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
BRITISH COLONTAL ARMY,

the forces now Stntioned in the West Indies and
British North America are officially reported to consist
of u regiments of Dragons, besides several battaons
ofGrenader and Codstream Guards; 10Y regiments of
Infantry andRiaemen, and several regiments of Arl-
iery' besides sapPsrs, Miners and Engineers. These
regiments are not complete, but must number in all
more than one hundred thousand men.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
A CARD.

DR.. D. RICHARDS would respectfully announce
to his friends, that he has returned to New Phadel-
pha and intends resumng the practice of Medicine d
Surgery; and hopes by assiduous attention to the duties
of his profession TO merit the confidence OF hIS tor-
mer patrons ID. RlCHAkDS.
Sept. 9, 1871.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-21
OHIO ELEcTInN.

The returns from the different coontes inslow-
ly. but the Democracy trumphiug gloriousIy Ills
pretty certain that the Democrats have carried both
branches of the Legislature by small maores. This
tells well for the sober second thought the people,"
in the Buckeye State. Poor Whiggery and National
Bark may both be buried in one grave.