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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01
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The steamship Britannia arrived at Boston on
the 18th ulL, from Liverpool, after passage of
l3I days.
The most prominent items of news are two at
tempts upon the life Of the queen OF England and
the fall Of Ghuznee, one of the strongest British
fortresses in india.
The British war steamer Rhadamanthus arrived
at Halifax on the 18th inst, with dispatches for
Lord Ashbur;ony and olders for the Warspite 10
proceed to the Mediterranean. The special mes
senger to Lord Ashburton, came from Halifax in
the Britannia, and it was rumgTed that the dcs-
patches are Of the highest importance.
The income tax bill and the tariff have nearly
passed The house Of commons, and will speedily
be taken .ough the house Of lords, and receive
the royal assent. The alterations that have been
made in the customs duties, as originally propo-
SGD during their progress through the lower house,
are very trivial
The British appear to be making great prepar-
atjons for The prosecution of the war in China and
India. No less than 600 stand of arms had
been forwarded to Bombay, by way of Ale1an-
dra and Sucz:
A1emlis pFon he Life IF tie Queen Of Eng
imd.-AnoIhcr madmsn, or a monster without
the excuse Of madness has attempted the assass-
nation Of the Queen Of England. At six o'clock
on Monday evening as her majesty, accompanied
by Prince Albert, was returning TO the Palace in
an open barOuchC, with outyiders, an assassin pre-
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01
Negotiations with England.

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Journal of Commerce writes, under date of
June ii, thus authoriiativey aud we may add,
agreeably, if well founded "Mr. Webster has re-
turned to this city from the North. No doubt Is
entertained that his negotiations with Lord Ash
burton win be brought to an carly and satslncto-
ry conclusion. There will be final settlement
of all the pending questions" The coucspon-
dent of the Herald is equally confident of final
settlement Of dllicuIlies.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01
Col. g oiiu .Ysccre.

The "0n Wieehofghk MOORE,
Esq. - the democratic candidate for lieutenant
governor, who is now canvassing the state, meets
with the best kind Of reception where ever he
goes. Al our latest account of him. he was ad-
dressing the pcopi6 at VandaIia. The last Van
dalia Sentinel, speaking OF Mr.. Mo"RE's speech,
says: at was a plain, straight forward honest
exposition of his views in reference to matters
both state and national. There was no disguise
about him no concealment of his principles
and no attempt to bamboozle his hearers with
the idea that he was $40 puyfy' man. lie
openly and honestly nvowod himsc If to be party
mana Democratic party man. He scorned the
miserable subterluge to which Duncan and Hen.
derson have resorted for the purpose of cnjons
the people into their support.
ellis speech, which occupied about two hour
in its delivery, was rcplcte with good sense
sound argument, and lorcible Illustration. Ii,
made most favorable impression upon his hear
crs. Even his political enemies could not with
hold from him the credit due to the honest indie
pcndcnce with which he defended his principles
and his friends were highly gra,iGcd to find il
him one so able to advocate their cause.
'A0or listening TO the speech of the "ol'
whccwrght," we fel, proud to have such MAJ
as our candidate, andcquaIly proud to be attachc'
to the party which he so ably defended agains
the assaults of Whgsery."
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concur
Tsr. Buchanan. SipceCli.

Our readers will find ON the first page of to.
days paper an extract from speech delivered by
the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pcnnsylya.
mia, in the Senate of the u. s., on the bill to
provide further remedial justice in the Courts Of
the United states. The Pennsylvania Reporter
says Of this speech :-"Privatc letters from Wash
ing,on assure us that men of all parties unite in
acknowledging this speech to be the modest clor;
Of its distinguished author as well as one OF the
ablest constitutional arguments that has ever
been made in either house of Congress. The
public journals concur in this opinion, and every
reader will, after perusing it, pronounce these
judgments just.
"rhe Senator from Pennsylvania occupies a
distinguished and cnviable position at Washing
ton.-Regarded, on all hands, as one of the mos,
eminent statesmen Of the nation, the Efforts Of
his gigantic mind are always directed towards
the maintenance of sound principles, and the
support of that constitution which has been well
described as the "shect anchor of our national
liberties" Enducd with a patriotism that none
can question, and powers Of argument which
force conviction upon every mind, he exercises
an immense influence upon the deliberations OF
the body to which he belongs, and is esteemed
throughout the Union as a champion under
whose guardianship TIE constitution, that sacred
trust, is safe from innovation and violence"
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Yhc Arrnriion,ncn, ELL.

Congress has at last agreed upon the appor-
toumcn; hill. Tho House has adopted the ratio
of the Scnate--7o, CS0--by ayes IL, noes lO3
The fractional amendment Of the Senate has also
been conquered in by the House, and the bill only
requires the signature Of the President to become
a lay.
The annexed table shows Tie number OF re-
prcsena,iycs to which each State viii be entitled
under the ratio adopted, and the fractions unre-
presented:
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tgliel weye Of MORE IMPORTANCE TO
HIN THAN GOLD What lofty patriotism
is expressed in those few words, aud how chsrac-
erisiic of the great SOUTHERN SrArEsNAN, yet
how unlike the generality of mankind, and what
a rebuke 10 many who are now sitting in high
places.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01

o. AT the request of "Nany Democrats we
have added a county ticket below the democratic
district nominations. This is all that we have
had and all that we intend to have to do with it,
as we have come to the conclusion TO let our
friends, on both sides, fight their own battles du-
ring the present conflict. Remember, gentlemen,
that we are at all times ready to print circulg:
on the shortest notice.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01

Sngular Weaihg Gr Jme-Tho Ohio States
man, of the l4th inst says; "On Tuesday and
Friday mornings of last week we had irosts thai
April might have claimed for his own. In fact
we learn that at no great distance from this city
there was ice. We have heard ofno serious dam
age being done. There was some little alarm 10
the wheat, but we have heard of no Injury yet
We had summer last winter and we have wnte
this summer. The seasons have got lost.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01

A Dca9fA S'@g.-The Mount Holly Herald
living in Chester Township, in that county,
"were last week detected in having thrown three
of their children into the fire, and there let them
remain I'll they were burn, TO ashes. This was
done 1ircsily after each child was b6Sn for The
third succysaivc year"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01

Is tina, of Nature. Man is inadequate
to express the 10y, the gladness that all
creatures pour forth in the mornings of
spring. No music Of mortal art can imi-
ta,e--no felicitoas touches Of the pen de-
scribe it. 'if'ihe dcw-drop that trcmbles N
the blossom is more eloquent than the
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01

a very valuable new gold mine has lately been
discovered in Georgia, on the property Of the
Hon. JOHN G. CALHOUN, who, when he was
written TO and urged to repair to the spot and
attend to his property, replied "that he touh not,
and could not ieape the qgdSs yathe colsnt'y,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01

N.,c Hampshire Seaat0r.--l.EoNARn WItcoX
was chosen Senator to Congress by the New
Hampshire legislature, on the sIh ult, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF
Franklin. Pierce. Mr.. Wilcox has already sup
piled the vacancy to the commencement otthe ses-
sion, under temporary appointment from the
Governor.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01

A Bridegroom Kihed.-Mr. John b. Davis, oil
Danvile, ILL.,, riding out on the 10Th ut, was
thrown from his horse and his neck was broken.
He was to have been married the next day, ana
the clergyman who had been requested 10 perform
the ceremony of the wedding, attended the servl-
ces ofthe funeral on that day. sad change from
the bridal bed to the grave
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01
rHr. Van Enron. E.ccep,iom n. srrInrGc!d

In regard to the reception of Ex-Prsidcnt
Van Buren, at the capitol of Illinois, the State
Register of the 2i.h inst. says: "Thc Ex-Presi-
dent accompanied by Judge WmrcoMn Of Iudi-
ara arrived IN Springfield on last Friday NOM
ing; and our citizens, laying aside all party con-
s'defalions cordially united IN greeting him with
hearty welcome Never have we seen public
man so warmly received by his ieIIow-eiji1'ns.--
But TWO days n'tlce OF his expected arrival was
gwen anf that houce had but a limited c"cnIa-
'loh' yet sever" 'housahu persons awaited his
''fiNal near 'He c''y'
u ne procession rom ms place met Inc Tx
PRESIDENT ABOUT " n''o from 'ne 'l'y' headed ny
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Election on the LIST Monday in August next.

or BY communication of Mr.. BARBER,
which will be found in another par of to-day IS
paper, it will be seen that he declines running
as candidate for Representative.
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F7cnun,ss Of 30 EluiiCnI,,

We learn from the last State Register, that
during Ex.Prcsideut VAN b UREN'S late
visit to Jacksonville, 10 DUNCAN, sometimes
called general Duncan, the celebrated whig cam
ddatc for governor of this state, took occasion to
show his bitterness by rcCasiHg 10 shake haad,
with Mr.. Van Buren,, or even speaking to him,
although but short distance from him for several
hours. And, in order to give better vent to hi,
black heart and malignant feelings agaiut dis
tinguished guest, who had been invited to the
place by aH the people Of jacksonville, this con-
temptibIc rowdy mounted the steps of the Court
House door and commenced violent political
harranguo, and kept it up during the whole time
the Ex-PrcSident remained at Jacksonville, aud
within sight and hearing Of the house where be
had been received by the hospilable and gentle
manly citizens of that place.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01

DsaM Of Tendni.--fhe Fcjce chief Vendoni,
who arrived at New York IN the Nincenncs, OF
the exploring sluadryn, died on the llth nit,
He was brought to this country as prisoner. i
few years ago, it will he rccocctcd, he captured
eleven American sailors, from Salem brig, the
whole of whom fell victims to his canibasn.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01

or The Shawnecton Bank did not resume
specie payments on the 18th ut. Her paper
has considerably deprecated, 1t goes at rs cts,
on the dollar at ST. Louis, and at about the same
in this place.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01
TWENTY.sEyEHTR CONGRESS,
SECOND SESSION

!. - "" WI j ne appOr-
-. Nv ''' was tNen taken up and the
",''" ~, resumed on the amendment of
va, i'sl' t'pI'H'ns mat The single dis
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~ Nc''o ~ o'''"'c"''S WIN me established
s,''J'. '''0 S'"'Js' pu' mat no
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elections If ronrascn,,,;~as y, " Wv. oo o''
connross Ac,ar co,silor,LIo ,:.
the amendment was orrood - 90 on
Mr. Alien 1,or moyed 70 s,.n>a ~. W -, -
section as amended hbe cn,iro d;s,r;o, 49,. Wv
tenn bu, the motion was re;oc,oJ Al;
IouSe-The business in order was ,Lo
motion TO print 5000 cx,ro con;os 81 ,ho
renort Of the N. Y cnstom honso ,on,
missjouers. After the debate bod mona -,
for some time, Mr. Arnold roso and sn;1
that this question was well ononch under-
stood that the character of the maiori,v
of the house was disgraced and held nm
to ridicule by the press for its neolec, Of
the public business that here was the
Sth of June, and the two most important
measures which would rive relrr to tbe
country were not vet touched. Tie would
move the preyious question
which was seconded. and the mai, ouos.
tion ordered. MIR. Adams then moved ,o
Law the whole subject on the fable. and
the motion was carrjed-9G TO 76.
MIR, Sal,ons,all moved 10 take I'M tho
revenue bill from the committee on ma
nufactures. Mr.. Fillmore moved to take
Il IL
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or At the request of some of our democratic
friends, who support the Union Ticket, we have
placed the same below our editorial head.
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Apprenticeship Washington Index has til,
figure of an oyi over its head OF congressional pro
cecdings over its record of marriages it has
din nek
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La Sale, KealaR s, Gnnly Counties.

la Sale, KeaIdH : GTnIy C0W11le
FOR SENATOR:
RgECI7AE X Z 3 T..
FOR RETREsENTATFEs:
.yameS pH. SVoOdW0rih,
E,lissaa T,i1lbens,
Hiram y. JEOOdWOFsl.
ron SHERIFF:
Ch1InpEin IL. FOttCr.
FOR COUNTY coMHIssIONER:
Justin ID. SVix0In.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CLERK:
Maurice Murphy.
FOR CORONER:
Jesse DanfOTtli.
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Democratic Republican Nominations.
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THE FREE TRADER,

ottawa, FL, Friday, zaIy 4, 1912
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-10
-------- - &C., - -
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the ". o. Picayute, July 2l.
A A.MURDERER'S ARREST

Under this cap,i"" in our paper Of Tues
day we briefly noticed The arrest of one
Wiley Freeman, for the murder ofhis wife,
The particulars we received AT too late an
hour TN the previous evening t" give them
in full. They were yesterday "crowded
out" to use technical phrase, by news
from Mexico, Texas, &c.-They are of an
extraordinary character, and inasmuch as
they show that the Onniscient eve is ever
on the murderer, they point a moral ON
which il is well to reflect.
Freeman is abon, f rty-eighl years of
age; his c"un!enance bespeak< shrewdness
aud intelligence, aud it also plainly tells
of a mind narrowed up with feelings Of in
tense agony and bitter, biting remorse.-
He was raised in Edgei-ld, South Carul-
ma, and was married at the early age of2I
or % years. His wife he had known from
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-10

that the Postmaster General has rescInded
the order readjusing and reducing the
commissions Of Deputy Poslmasters.-
This order, orig ginalIy made with great re-
Iuc,ance by him, was precautionary. lie
had just grounds toaPprehend deficiency
in tie revenue Of the; Department to meet
its current obligations. The economy
which he has been enabled to introduc"
into the service, and the increased vigilance
of the Deputy P"slmaslers in the exse,'-
liun and enforcement Of The laws rrgnla'
ting their duties, have satisfied him that,
with continuation uf like service by
all the agents ufthe Department, lis "hI''
cations may be mel by its iucome during
the present year-Madisonian.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-10
POETRY.
For The Camden Journal.

For The Camden .Journalss
On reading in the papers, accounts ofthe progress OF
the Temperance Cause in different parts OF the
country.
The cause it advances The flag is still DER u.s..
Triumph's peal is behind us and victory before us;
From the cast to the west, comes the news oil con-
soling, ~
"Lo! backward the tide Of Intcmrcrancc is rolling
The pledge is swift reaching he drunkard's lone
dwelling,
Our ranks arc fast fng-the chorus is swelling"
O soon may our country, where freedom was nurscd,
Be freed from this tyrant, this monster accurscd;
Nav the car Of his triumph roll rapidly back,
In shame and dsmay ocr his slaughter piled track,
And soon may it echo from mountain to sea;
"This monstcr.is vanquishcd-again we are frcc."
Then up, friends of Tcmperance neither waver nor
pause,
The prospects arc cheering--Succcss to The cause.
w.
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From the North Carolina Standard.
DEATH OF JASPER.

Along Savannali's howery height,
The gathering legions swc!. me fight
And charge with owd acclaim.
And Jasper's stalwart ann is there,
While roynd him waves and streams afar,
The pride Of all-the battle star,
, The guerdeon OF the bright and falr,F
S. TO mark his way to fame.
The combat deepens. High and strong,
The embattled hosts of Britain come,
Sweeping in naughty power along
With music of the trump and drum.
Unquailng Jasper marks the road
By brave Pulaski's charger trod,
His rider, Poland's battle-god,
In thunder rushing on;
And burns with generous zeal TO lead
Where hostile legions faint and bleed
Meath Poland's noble sen.
The charge is sounded! On they dash
Through routed hosts-and trophies flash
In triumphs burning eye.
Charge Jasper! That was brarely done!
The lines are rent-the heights are won,
And victory owns her favorite son,
And waves her flag on high.
And still through blood warm and wet"
Is piled the glistenng bayonet,
And round each host the clouds war,
Bear downward, on his flaming Car,
The balcful battle god!
Strike! for the years to be!
For household blessings pure and free!
Z For all your hills from sea TO sea!
For plain and rolling food!
The strife is past, and many an eye
Is closed in sleep to wake no more;
And many glance is sent on high,
TO meet the flag which Jasper bore.
But Jasper comes not! Death has spread
His shadows DER his eagle eye!
And MaricH bows his war worn head.
To mark this matchess chiettan die!
His manly heart is breaking fas
He beaves deep and parting groan!
And now his chainless spirit passed
In blood to seek its Fathers throne.
Rest, warrior rest. The clarion tongue
Of deathless fame shall speak to thee;
And hence, thy name among
The brightest of the earth shall be!
ALPHA.
"A banner presented by a lady to Jasper's re-
riment.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-10
WHOt.PING C"UGH.

Mr. Editor:-As understand the whnop.
ing cough is very prevalent in the village,
| will give the following as an absolute
cure:
Take 8 cents worth Of liquorice, 3 OF
rock candy. 3 of gum arabic, and put them
in pint of wafer, simmer them till nearly
dissolved, then add3 cents worth of pare
g"ric and IA like quantity Of aniimonial
wine. Let it COOL, aud sip whenever the
cough is troublesome. 1t is pleasant ant!
infaIlible.- YOrkrille Compiler.