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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-10

sEAYING received from It. Louis their fall
Z i supply Of groceries, in addition TO their
general stock received from Boston and New
York, are now prepared to Offer their friends and
the public, as complete an assortment as has been
brought into this place, at prices to suit the times
Our stock consists in part of
STAPLE BIY GOODS:
Such rs Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinctts,
Beaver and Pilot Cloths, Moleskins, Re-
pellant Cloths, Kentucky Jeans, Vcstings,
Tailors' Trimmings, Brown and Bleached
Shcetings, Plain and Twilled Flannels,
Cotton Flannel, Tickings, Checks, Cali
Goes in great variety, &c. &c.
FANCY DRY GOODS:
Bombazines, Merinos, Mous'de LANES,
Gro dc Nap and Gro de Swiss, Dress
and Bonnet Silks, Ribbons, Bonnets.
Bonnet Boards, Reeds aud Wires, corded
and plain Jaconet Muslins, Swiss, Book
and Null Muslins, Ginghams, white and
colored Cambrics, worsted and wooden
Plaid Shawls, Edinburgh Shawls, Dress
and Pocket Handkerchiefs, Cravats, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES:
Women's Kid, Morocco, Prunclla and
Leather Slips ; Kid and Leather Walking
Shoes; Morocco, Caliskin and Kip Boo
tees; Youths and Childrens' Shoes of all
kinds; Mems Calfskin and Kip Boots
and Shoes; Mems and Boys Coarse
Boots and Brogans Mems Slippers and
Dancing Pumps, &c, direct from the
manufacturers.
CLOTHING,
Black, Blue, Mkt and Fancy Coloured
Dress and Frock Goats Fine Beaver and
Pilot Cloth Overcoats; silk Velvet, Cloth,
Valencia and Sattinett Vests; Cashmere,
Satinctt, Molcskin and other Pants
Hickory and Flannel Shirts and Drawers
Fine White Cotton and Calico Shirts
Comforts, Suspenders. &c. &c.
zgAGsDVyAEE:
Table and Pocket CUTLERY; Scissors
Razors; Desk, Trunk, Chest, Door and
Pad locks House FiXings Trace
Claims; Amcs' ShoyaIs and Spades
Horse and Paint Brushes Saws ; Plan,
Irons Hatchots Boston Nails, &c.
GBOCEGsE.$, ..c.
Such as Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses,
Sperm and I.insccl Oil, Spirits Turpcn.
tine, Salcratus, Ginger, Pepper, Indigo,
Maddcr, lockwood, Alum, SuIphcr, Salt.
pcHc, Powder and Shot, Tobacco, Snuff,
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S. p. sI,cpc,


A Ill persons having claims against,
IA. the estate OF llicind O'KaBr
deceased, are hereby notified and request
ed to attend before the Probate Justice Of
Lasalle county, at his Office, in Ottawa,
on Saturday, the 22d day of January,
AID. 1912, for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted; that being the time fixed
upon by the subscriber, in pursuance of
the statute, for the purpose Of settling and
adjusting all claims against said dece-
dent. CHARLES HAYWARD,
Administrator.
Ottawa, Dec. 10, 1871. 29--Gsw
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-10

& hN the 26th Nov. in the road, between
" Ottawa and Juliet, near Bartram's
tavern, package containing two deeds
and sundry other papers. The owner
can have the same by callig at this office
and paying the printer. Dec. st
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EEOl.r. Flour!

TENIlE subscriber has on hand and will
be constantly receiving fresh from
the MarSeiHes NILS, FINE & SUPER.
FINE FLO U r, which will be sold at
manufacturers prices for Casb only.
Every barrel sold will be warranted fresh
and sweet. BENZ. THOMPSON.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-10
YORKVILLE STORE,

DIessrs. Bowsilton a. p0rikc,
[fom tie CITY Of N5lo York,
pEsPECTFULLY invite the attention Of
Ia the public to u large and fresh stock OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Uosdlcore,
Crockcry, Boots g. Shoes, &c.
Which they have selected with great care, and
now hold on sale at the old stand Of r. :. Duu-
YEA, Esq, at Yorkyillc Kendall county, Ill.
G02d and deSirabie new Goo{s---no
p0ing;
Fully believing this, we shall LET our goods tell
their own story. Decming it unnecessary to
ennumerItc the particular articles and quantities,
we shall ask the attention OF TIC good people Of
Illinois to our general stock; assuring them that
at all times it will give pleasure to exhibit our
goods, and trust that qualities and prices will not
fail - please.
Perhaps 1t will not be amiss, to ask the ladies'
to examine some articles that may not be found in
every country store We refer to lot Of
Painted Sarony's,
new and splendid article for dresses
.aldpdca L''Stre8, for CIoaks; Sep. Biz.
g. Blue BIZ. R01 De Sol SIks HIGH
land PlaidS, for winter dresses.
Which, together with a ilrgc assortment OF
STAPLE GOODS, makes our stock cgual 10
any IN tic State.
Here we would just observe, that our
long acquaintance and connection with New
York merchants will give US advantages that
cannot be equaled. Call and see.
BOUGHTON a. PARKE.
YonKvGLLE, Kendall Coz ILL.,.
December |, lSll. @9.-lf.
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E.c3t her.
Dissolution.

ASi@SGItgtiOl,.
u ME partnership heretofore existing
L between ponohm & Larhin has
been dissolved ly mutual consent on the
10Th inst. Any person or persons owing
the said hrm, by note or book account,
vii! please call and settle; persons having
claims against said firm, will please pre-
sent the same.
MATTHEW DONOHE,
THOMAS LARKlN.
Nov. 26, 1871. 37-3t.
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STOVES ! STOVES! !!
Hin, Shee:-Er0n d Copper N.,mu-
factory.

ID ESPECTFULLY inform the public that
Z they will continue the above business at the
old stand heretofore occupied by the late firm Of
WooDnuFP x Co., on the south side Of the
public square, nearly opposite the Mansion
House, in Ottawa Illinois, where they vii! keep
for s,I,
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STAPLE BIY GOODS:

Such rs Cloths, Cassimcres, Sattinctts,
Beaver and Pilot Cloths, Moleskins, Re-
pellant Cloths, Kentucky Jeans, Vestings,
TaiIors' Trimmings, Brown and Bleached
Shcetings, Plain and Twlled Flannels,
Cotton Flannel, Tickings, Checks, Cali
Goes IN nreaf Yarinly. &c &c
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Fall and Winter Goods.


II AVING received from It. Louis their fall
Z i supply Of groceries, in addition to their
general stock received from Boston and New
York, are now prepared to Offer their friends and
the public, as complete an assortment as has been
brought into this place, at prices to suit the times
, 1841-04-03

life aad energy which renders the recent
productions of the French mind, compared
with the irigid formalities which preceded
then, like a living Apollo. alighting from the
heavens by the side of his marble statute
In the department of the natural and the ex-
act sriencps. there are Herschell. and Som
.~erviie. and Marcet; in moral fiction, Edge
worth. Hewitt, the Sedgewicks, and Leslie.
and Il host of others, whom the time would
fail me but to enumerate. Last, but not
least. in the most interesting and important
of all The departments of learning, divine
theology. and practical devotion. there IS one
name in itself a host. There was one wo-
man who. up to the time OF her lamented
death. exerted a more potent influence on
the mrral and religious character OF BRUSH
and through the British. Of American htera-
ture. than was ever exercised by any oiher
author. The naughty arist"cracv OF Eng
land. who left Chlttertnn to perish, hardly
tolerated J"hnson. and superc'liouSly patron
ized Southev and Scott, while they expatrla-
ted Byron. bowed 70 the commanding mfiu-
.ence of genus. haIlowed by religion. IN the
character and writings OF Hannah More
The works Of tn I author alone may chal-
.lenne comparison with those Of any other OF
my age. with respect To the power they have
.exeried in amelinraring the national taste
md. in fact. the national character. The
"ihrr female writer's of the present are have
inhlv contributed their respective contIn-
cents Ia the same great cause, and the result
has hcen rs remarkable rs it is gratifying.
II Is nu'hin- les l',an = compel" r"'n mi-
tinn 81 lifrr,rur. rnI ~ ulhlr. raS'n al
, 1841-04-03
\,

V--Ta.. -. I-,,u ...on;sbnd ~ ,hn rn,
nv WHO" MSS '''''- "'
and planters IN relation to the paramount
suhioc' 81 Agriculture. l. has to us beer a
If dr.n snrprjSc aud profound regret.
, AMI ;,,,,.r,;,, i
49,, :
inHn!rNt"h "h ~ """H> "i"i f"' -
such VITAL rnp"rianc"; why Is II mat we
have u. more agricultural exhibitions. cattle
,,,.. '.. In r.n rrh">.&.. e.? Wonld
.u,..rv r,.r-s,p md mr.
1917. ~, H.
q" - " "''>' '''r"' Il c"'N "-"' WIN
inI'wm- VEN. 'hfurIy expressed Ne III
i r"urur.
T,yr.. l.. r,,yr p Vorv' Ryriar = ME-.
, 1841-04-03

f,8l2,620


ut was the remark of a Roman Consul, in
early period Of that celebrated republic"
that rich cheese was generally full OF mag
gots!-[BostoR Post.
As Caesar became the master Of the Ro-
man people," So (t was the remark Of a
beautiful English writer.) do those who eat
Welsh rarebirs slay their thousands and tens
of thousands, and vet prate of humanity and
.'g1ze at the STATUTES of the elder Brutus and
and the Curtii and Decii. Send them to the
'.wilds Of Scythia or Scandinavia."-NeD
Era.
, 1841-04-03
principles.

principles.
In the etfirts to he made by the great
Democracy of the United States for re eS-
tablishing the ascendency Of their princi.
pies IN the administration OF the General
Government, I shall be placed, in MANY re.
spects, by the station | have occupied and
the known sentiments of the people in re-
ference to the conduct becoming the position
in which | stand, in the situation of an Oh
server only. But it will not, | assure you.
be that of one indifferent to the result. |
can never, while | live, look on an uncon.
cerned spectator where the great principles,
- the establishment of which | have devc-
ted the best years of my life. and the sue
cess OF which, | an assured, is essential to
the welfare OF my country. are at issue, and
piy friends are struggling for their preserva-
tlon with the stern energies OF men conscious
OF the justice of their cause. and animated by
the full assurance OF lis ultimate triumph.
cannot close this communication with
ont expressing my sincere acknowledgements
for the friendly expressions OF regard and
confidence conveyed in your letter, and as
surfing you that they added much To the graft
~fication | received from the /" norable testi-
moniai by which it was accompanied.
Respectfully your friend and ~fcllow-citi-
ger.
, 1841-04-03
THE VI.

FINDER thi. name, a new weekly paper has been
- commenced in Hartford, Con to be continued
81 long n. the public will su'tsin it.
We have cho-en for the name Of our journal rsth-
er pnrtical nnr-and strange enough to those who
are buried in Dungeons aud mines; but toth- inhsbi-
tants OF the clear upper air, q familiar essenee, shi-
ming into the hearts of some WIN else would die OF
~fricidIty. Strange, also, to n class, whose condition
VIC propose to discuss-namely, the inmates Of our
factories, to whom the pleasant light OF heaven comes
but seldom to cheer their laboriun, tasks.
We design, also, to touch on the banking system,
and portray some of its enormities hitherto suffered
to pass almost in silence. We must lie; IN a little
light upon the modern dynasties, and study their mi.
quities by the bldse of the "SUNBEAa." instead OF
tallow candles aud corporation WAX. VIII the pee
pie never know their rights, and knowing dare nam.
tain theml This Is what We want TO ind out;-ano
for the purpose of a free and fair discussion oil the
TRUTH, we issue these proposals TO the bold and free,
who have the heart 10 reason the matter with u.s.
and to all indeed who ale not afraid Of &c ting burnt
with a "SUNBEkM"
The .sSuN,g.x" will be a political, but not a par.
than paper,-and will she'd such light as may b 81
ven us, on principles aud measures of public poieJ'
without reference TO sects, or parties, or individuais'
The causes which have produced such fearful inc
qualities in the social condition will be fearessly ex-
amined and discussed. We shall not fail to ask Of
the bloated sristocracy of the laud--and in a manner
too that shall be h-ard-Who and what made you
more wealthy. and as a consequence, more po"ef'u''
than the scores or perhaps hundreds Of poor men, NO.
men, and children, who toll but TO live, and i've ou'
to tell for your sggrandisemeutl We recognize IN
the whole human family a common brothe'hnon-
"Are we not children of one Fathert"--snd win inc
immortal JEFFERSON. eve have sworn upon the III.
of God, eternal hostility to every form OF tyranny
over the mind of man."
II the di.cus.ion of whatever may tend 10 tns'.
cial, moral, or political elevation Of the many. ana
TO the utter destruction OF every species OF phshs.e
enjpJed by the Gsr, will make our paper va'aAov
and interesting to the many. it will BE- 'n''s,ns". .
not, we shall find our reward in the reaeet'o" 'n~'
We have not neglected our duty in behalf OF oPP'ss'
ed and down trodden humanity
The .SussrIx, i, published every Saturday.
25 cents a single copy for three months roa ~"
tiers, or Others, who will forward rs 81 .hsh reoe.s
i've copies-S2, eleven copies, for the above 'soS T
of time.
, 1841-04-03

We understand that the Right Rev. Bishop
Doane. of New Jersey. has been invited at
the suggestion of Queen Victoria, to visit
England for the purpose of preaching The
consecration sermon, at the opening Of the
Queens new chapel. Her Majesty has. as
usual. shown her good taste in this selection.
+ Boston POST
, 1841-04-03
TO DAY AND TO MORROW.

Tndrv nan lives in pleasure. wealth & p'ite
Tomorrow poor. cf life itself denied.
To dav laws plans of many yeals To come;
Tomorrow sink. into the silent tomb.
To-day his food is dressed in dainty forms;
Tomorrow is himself a feast for worms.
To-day he's clad in gaudy rich array;
Tomorrow shrouded for a bed of clay.
To-day enjoys his halls built to his mind;
Tomorrow in n coffin is confined.
To-day he floats on honor,s lofty wave;
Tomorrow leaves his title for a grave.
To-day his bean,enus visage we extOl;
To mnrrnw lolthSome I" the ewes of all.
To dav he has delusive dreams of l~elven;
Tomorrow cries too late to be forgiven.
To-day he lives in hope rs light as air;
To morrow dies in anguish and despair.
, 1841-04-03

The IT0ovirr Laiies F'Orrrer.-A lady Of
Indiana recently dated i letter an bed" l."
her lover in Mississippi. The following is
an extract from the warm hearted urls love
Irtter:"Oh. Won marryg"ld-v"u h"llyh"ck;
You iuIip-y"u cabbage. w.. YOU sweet
owI-cnne and comfort v"rr distressed. vour
sorrow s%,nirrrn. dvinr. d"ri ctr'Iin". o..
NV dear IIrnry.h"w ! d" love your liz grey
EYES," Boob!
, 1841-04-03

DR.. Martin has been removed from the Of
flee Of chief Clerk Of the state department,
and a son Of the Secretary appointed in his
Stead,
, 1841-04-03
AMOUNT OF APPROPRIATIONS.
Made at the Second Session of the Twentv.
Sixth Congress.

AMOUN Of AffhOPhlh IIONS.
Made at the Second Session of the Twentv.
Sixth Congress.
Partial support Of Government Of Con
gress) S4I9 900
For Civil and Diplomatic expenses $3.50 60
For the Navy a,92e $50
For the Army SAL 90
For Notifications 1886 so
For the Military Academy l6o 5aa
For Pensions l,l44 1ss-
the indian Department Z 875 $50
For delegation of Western Seminoles IS 600
For destitute Kickapoos, removal Of
Swan Creek& Black River Indians $4,000
For survey of North Eastern Boun.
dary 75,O00
For Luna,ics in District Of Columbia 5000
For refunding duties on French
ship Alexandra 1850
For Avery, Saltnarsh & Co. 9,77S
For private claims mot pensions)
amounts specified 4,64S
Amount Of definite and specified
preparations saa.sos, Ios
In addition to the above, claims
are to be examined, and the
amount found due to be paid, viz:
Claim Of tho Corporation of
the city of Mobile.
Claim Of Clements, Bryan g.
Company
Clerks on Chickasaw treaty bu-
siness.
Officers Of the customs, arrears
of compensation for 1889.
Arrears due to clerks of Bos-
ton custom house from 1882 to
1887.
Salary to clerks of Philadel-
phia custom house from 1882 to
1897.
These may take, in the aggregate
about 10000
, 1841-04-03

A ScnEaMER A gentle piece of female hui
mainly vcIepeL Green-hy courtesy Miss
Grcen-delivered m Grafton ormore properly
speaking, Il stump speech. at Augusta, Maine,
on the Fourth Of July last. The concluding
remarks furnish Il sample of "real grit:"
elf ! shall have been so happy rs TO have
gained the appreciation Of those for whose
sake | HAYES far departed from the strict
limit which ancien, prriudices have 81 long
prescribed Ia our sex. | shall be amply pn,d
TOR all the sncprs of Writings and fools.
.(Cheers) have been onlv DESTROYS Of win
ming the approving smiles Of the nnbler sex
for nv sentiments, not for myself; and ]
say unto YOU lords Of creation, as you call
yourselves, ifyou doubt nv sincerity pro-
claim it here in the face Of ailAgusta, now as
sembled around me and you may believe me
or not, just as you please-that there is moi
one among you, Tom Dick or Harry, that
| would give a brass thimble to call "husband"
to morrow
, 1841-04-03

Reverend John NevIand Mofht, has been
appointed Professor Of Bellies Lrttres in St.
.i1rIee College.
, 1841-04-03

A Mississippi Bunk. it is remarked in a
S"urhern paper. with a capital Of fifteen mil
lions. reports eight millions of unaraifabie
means. The State Bank Of Indiana. with n
capital of a little over two and u half mil
lions. hns uuaroi liable suspeniri. and lost
debts to the amount Of nearly or quite three
millions. + Ultima Eagle.
, 1841-04-03

Law IN THE Observation-Disclosures of the
Jury said Il lawyer, in defence Of his eli
ent, q say that magnanimous sun shines in
the heavens though you can't see it, kase its
behind a cloud; but you know it, though
can't prove it. So my clienthas n good case,
though he can't prove it. Now, if you be-
lieve what | tell YOU about the sun; you are
bound by your Bible oath 10 believe what
tel You about my clients case; and if you
don't, why then you call me a liar; and that
I'll be squataw'd if I'll stand any how; and
50 If YOU don't van TO swear false and have
no trouble, you had better give us a Yer,
Dict
, 1841-04-03

Accom- IpEA-In the Albany Advertiser
of Saturday, We find the following:
Gen. J.. Johnson. of Kings county, offered
a resolution in the House yesterday, direct
ING the construction of a platform near the
Speakers chair, from which every member
d~esirous of speaking. must address the House.
This, # we mistake not, is the plan pursued
in the French Chamber OF Deputies, and
would doubles be attended with the one
good effect Of stopping the small talk which
sometimes consumes so much Of the time Of
the House.
, 1841-04-03

Leaving To he provided from the
Common Treasury, exclusive
of the tie redemption of Treas
ury notes. and sundry standing
appropriations. such as S20.-
600 annually for arming the
militia, and other annual char
ges,
, 1841-04-03

HOODS for sale by
IL DIS CAMPBELL OhhSD
, 1841-04-03

FROM which deduct the sum ap-
prnpriated for the post office
Department, which is t. be
paid from the revenue Of the
Department exclusively,
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

II WILL offer for sale before the court
- house door, in the town of Canton,
On the LIST Monday Of July nsrt,
the following described land, or so much
thereof as will be sufficient to pay the
taxes due on said land for the years
1888, 1889 and 1910, with all cost accru-
ing thereon; now occupied by L. A. Mills.
Oh the waters of Pearl river:
The north half Of lot number five, of
section six, towship seven, range three,
east; half of west half, of northeast quar-
ter of section twenty-six, township eight.
range two, east; south half Of lot num-
Der one, section six, township seven.
range three, east; lot number three, Sec
tion five, township seven, range three,
east; lot number four, section five, town
ship seven, range three, east; east hall
of north-eastquarter of section one, town
ship seven, range two, east; the east hall
of southwest quarter, of section thirty
six, township eight, range two, east; the
west half of southeast quarter, the east
half of north west quarter, and the west
half of northeast quarter, of section thir-
ty-six, township eight, range two, east.
]. II. VANNOY,
assessor d Collector.
Canton, June 8, l84l.
Pr. fee so. "a
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TRUST SALE


Y virtue of Deed of Trust, execu-
- cuted to the subscriber by Charles
w. Clifton and Alexander Allen, dated
9Th February, 1887, and duly recorded
in the Probate Court of Rankin county,
for the purposes therein expressed, will
proceed to sell,
On Thursday, the 1st dag of July nert,
at the town of Canton, Madison county,
to the highest bidder, the following lands,
to-wit:
The whole Of section number thirty
three, township number seven, range five,
east, and the northeast quarter and east
half ofthe southeast quarter of section
seventeen, township number seven, range
four, east, and also, the east half of the
northwest quarter of section seventeen,
township seven, range four, east, con.
tanning nine hundred and sixty-two acres
more or less.
The Trustee will convey such title on
Iy as is vested in him under the said
Deed of Trust.
C. w. ALLEN, Trustee,
Canton, May 90, l841.
Pr. fee 50. 1-5
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PROSPECTUS
O. uHE
MISSISSIPPI CREOLE.


THE undersigned P1'Fese '' s-ss' A
town q canton 2 NeeNis -s~-taf
ed, The -Niss''siFE' Cree ia-s
suggested ~ 'ae ett-eai Asai 81 -
nl'y 81 s'1ae He-'-- '--'- ~
known 'he'f as''e --'-fa a--
a'as' ana - s.
may entertain pa 'e-a'-.'' g - $50
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=
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support - '--s
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DESIRE IN A--ss- a-- a.
70 --1' 80
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require Nae5al Pa'fsaaS
geaefally g ArsF ne tEeN-s
earnestly h'Pea ne saa- 7eere Na
Val noi S1iaao-1 t-1f sz' Co an ~
Ains waiea ineaF ca "a aailrrs.s seem 's -ea-
ana every man l,asi g - --it 90 80 t7ef
Niil iaasai7a- Nas 60 @e asN ressAeri $50
ro1' @-oAe t1e-A s-f trs e 49, ~.s
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