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MANSION HOUSE,
find General Stage Office, Onaua, MS.

ma General Mage Office, Offa,ca, MS.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs the travel
IL ling public, that he has taken this commodi-
Gus establishment situated al the southeast corner
OF the public square, in the town of Ottawa.
The situation is pleasant AMI central, being
in the business part G the town and directly oy-
posi.e the Court House. The building is large
ard commodious, and is well provided with cham
bers and parlors, neatly furnished airy pleasant,
and agreeable. daily line of stages arrive and
depart for the East and West.
The undersigned, having had considerable ex-
perience in keeping a public house, nalters
himself that he can give entire satisfaction TO
those who may favor him with their patronage.
His arrangements in regard to management Of
the house, are extensive aud convenient, and no
pains will be spared to give prompt accommola-
ton. III. GRAY
Ottawa, Oct. 81, 1912. 20-tf
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TO FARMERS
AND PRODUCE DEALERS.

flSliE subscribers will at all times pay the full
! market value IN CASH, for merchanabc
Wheat, Flour, Lead, Pork, lard
ana Corn.
Convenient Storage for all descriptions of Pro.
dnrr, and liberal CASH ADVANCES made on
Produce stored for the Buffalo, New York OF
Canada Markets.
w. l.. WHITING & MARTIN.
Chicago, Feb lSi3. AO-S
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LIST OF LETTERS

I'D EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Ottawa,
"a up to the lst Of April, lSi3.
Allen e. Lofts David
Brown Charles lisk Manly = 4
Brown -- Loscy Chester
Brown James Lick IL
Brown Amos ID Link Esq
Bliss Russell McMillcn Angus .
Ballou Nelson WcCrary Joseph
Brush Henry l. AA,itin William
Bowers SIlaS Marlin IA "
BCCbc hauson Nouis M
Blcrgc knud NcGlohlin Martin
Dutnggume hlmon Miller !
Burnoo NJ II Meme Joseph
Burger Mary l. Mitchell b &
Carter Ira . Mcclure James
Clark Thomas MTgan Francis
Clark John DhCarty John
Cram Charles Marsh George
Crotty jeremiah Outline Pahick
Chumasero William bsmcrson hndIcw
Carol John O'Conncr Michael
Collins Joshua Peck David Is
Clancy Dennis Pierce w !.
Curiey Patrick pi;ikin Stephen II
Conner Michael Phillips James q
Conner Ambrose Purple 81 Mcrymau
CoTeu Timothy Preston Charles
Caulfcld Mary pcase Sylvcnas
Donovan William . Peterson George
Dodi Norris Perry Miss Julia
Daley Patrick o RYAN James
Dodge Il Roanc &
Everctte J 81 J Rogers Alexander
Elder Robert Rider Bartholomew
frink ID 5 Minnie --
Fetch Isaac 9 Roberts John
Fireman julius Ruby Margaret
Gregg David |. Stewart Alexander
Green } Sherman Albert Is
Grlggs Mr. Sweet Wait
Gage William ID Silcy John
Gilchrlst Mrs Elizabeth Scbriug Thomas
Ifodgccomh Richard Stokcl George 9
Howe David shaw w
Hardy lsaac Saunders John
IIosford John Schmidt Frederick
Harris Edwin L Smith .
Hicks Moses Smith Catherine u |.
llavcrly Edward Thompson Samuel NJ .
Harlow PhIncas rnmbu Abraham =
Hutchinson Tracy Thomas
Hubbard Mr. Tnunt Luther
| Hubbard Charles W Thomas DR.
| iiymcs Michael Wilson Osman
| Hare Harvey Wood J
Hays William Wordcn Isaac a
| Rowland A II Wade liver
Hubbard Rufus u Wiley William
lIojgson Mrs Walker w +
Kelley William We'll, d MulforI
Kelley John loungman Nathan
IJPersons calling f,r letters on the above list
will please mention that they are advertised.
A. WOODRUFF, Postmaster.
Ottawa. April /, 1919.
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Bargains.

Bargains.
FhNllE County Commissioners Of La
- Sale County will, at the June term
of the County Commissioners Court. cx-
pose to public sale to the highcs, and hes,
bidder, all the deprecated paper now in
the county treasury.
BY order Of the County Com. Court.
w. X. MACLAY, Clerk.
Ottawa, April 7, ls43 4i--iit
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Ottawa Market.

Ottawa Market
'M'liE subscriber respectfully informs
the public tina, he has opened his
Meat Market in Ottawa, where daily may
he found an assortment of fresh meat
Thankful for past iavors, he hopes to re-
cclyc a continuance of the patronage Of
his old friends and the public generally.
JEREMIAH WOOD.
Ottawa, April Z, 1913. 4f-tf
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AbrahamsJ & n 2ilayes & Co
Baker Thomas Hayes Harrison
Baldwin Mr. Hastings o HIP
Barber Lyman Hoffman John
Barnum Joseph IIolley Geo W
Bass Mr. lloldcroft Richard
Bcal David Hyatt III
Bigelow ii Knapp a G
Broadhcad r Kinney II |. & Co
Burns Martin Leonard Esq
Barns Nicholas Let's y or Nehemiah
Cahill G Leonard John 2
earns John Lewis Zimri
Chaplin Charles Lindsey Ferdinand
Clifford Richard Mason II Esq
Cocks Charles Mills & Myers
Cook George Miller Josiah
Cook William Moon Ammon
Cooney James Mcnamara James
COrley Martin McCloud A
Crook Sylvanus Mexican Bridget
Collins William McWhorlcn WIN
Cortenus &GriswoldNorlham Mr.
Dascomb John Northrup Nancy
Daton Walter Pinnel John
Davis Mr. Porter Jane
Devolt Sioddard Potter f. S
Delligh Charles Power James
Bowling John Rockwell Land Co
Dougherty Patrick Rhoades Henry T.
Dryer Chester Sccor 81 Cooper
bullock Alexander SIEVE James
Duffy Francis Spalding u
Elliott i b Slllman Isaiah
Finnell Thom1s rackeu G p
Faughnan Patrick Thompson Myron
Fogery Edward Warren S b
Ford John Wilson Mahlon
Goodrich & Blu Whitehead DR. ii 9
Hardness Amelia Wood James
nJPersons calling for letters on the above list
will please mention that they are advertised.
II. l.. OSBORNE, Postmaster.
La Sale, April |, 1873. "a
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sscsuIar Packet for Illinois River

and st. Louis. one will leave Utica every Tues.
day. ard 81. Louis every Saturday. Her ACCOM-
m"datlons Tor passengers are of the first order,
having private state rooms ana evesy Convenience
requisite FOR comfort.
For freight o. passage apply TO the master on
board.
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OBITUARY.

Il. i. Woodworth in this place. of congcstivc fc
yer, EEAsrvs PEAHsoS, aged about % years.
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Horses and Carriages, Slcighs, &c., and
first rate Saddle Horses.
Persons travelling may rely on speedy and
convenient conveyance TO almost any place
through the country.
n. B.-All persons hiring Horses, Carriages,
&c, are required to return them in as good and
sound condition as they were in when they came
into their use
Ottawa, Jan. 81, lS43. 3t--tf.
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lC7~Ue are authorized to announce
ADAM LAMB as an independent caadi-
tate for the office Of School Commission
er, al the approaching election.
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N. b. Tho above sale is hereby postponed
until the 20,a day Of May next, ut tn. same plac,
and hour fthe day. WIN. PRENTISS,
ny Eaw. u. TALcorT, MuShai
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LIST Ggs Eg,VrE;,S

I'D EMAINlNG in the Pos, Office at La Sail
re up to the lst of April, 1913.
Ahrahalns & n IOiInrns G o.
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4 BARREL Whiting, a good article,
q and for sale cheap by J. O'NElL.
April 81, 1913.
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n AMP BLACK, Veniian Red, &C.,
Il 4 &C., just received per steamboat
La Sale and for sale low by j. O'NElL.
April 81, 1913.
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~ BARRELS Linsced Oil, just rccei-
81 we'd and for sale by j. O'NElL.
April 81, 1913.
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livery Stablc.

y57iiE subscriber would respect
Il fully inform the citizens OF OF i
tawa and the public generally, that !
he il prepared with, and will
furnish to those who may desire
them, G
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close mortgage.
Trustees of Schools of township No. 80, n. II. 1
west OF the 81 principal meridian, in the county
of Putnam
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William Hopkins and Jane his wife, Joel w.
hopkins, Martha Hopkins, Iohn G.. Hopkins,
stephen ID. Hopkins, George u. Hcrkins'
Margaret Hopkins, Melinda hopkins, aud
Elizabeth ID. Margravc and James " Margruve.
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

Ottawa, Jnn. 81. ls43. 3t--tf.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08
POST OFFICE REFORM.

A meeting WINS held at New York on Sa,ur-
day afternoon OH the subject OF Post-Olfce Re-
form memorial to Congress was adopted
representing TO that body
That the Rates of Postage now imposed by the
Government are eXorbant, oppressive to the
People, and calculated TO defeat their avowed OBJ
ject of making the p. .. Department pay its own
expenses;
That the Frnnking Privilege ought to be utter
y abolished, except us it may be expedent TO al
low it to cover the strictly official correspondence
Of the p. q. Department itself;
That uniform rate of Postage OF one-haf cent
on every Newspaper, Periodical, oil Printed Sheet,
conveyed in The Mail, when the Postage is paid
in advance, and double that sum OH each sheet
which may be so conveyed, when it is not so
paid in advance;
That The reduction Of our Rates of Postage TO
sums computed, and payable in the Federal Cur
rency of this Union, is demanded by just re-
gard 10 National character, no less Than 10 the OBJ
Vlous convenience of the People;
| That penal enaclments to compel the People
to support the p. D. ought to be abolished.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

More loco .tocO HUmony.--Mr Buchanan's
friends in Pennsylvania have nominated him as
their man for the presidency, and their only man.
At this, Mr. COlhoun's organ at Washington, The
SpectOtor) reIoices ihus:-
"lt is poin," says The editor, "that Pennsylva-
MIA dstrusts and despises New York politicians,
and their superior address in party tactics"
" We understand her as saying SHE will go for
the Constitution in electng the President, and Tor
James Buchanan, and for james Buchanan alone,
to fill that high Office. As political events have
been ripenng for the last few months, The tendency
undoubtedly is 10 dispense i0ith The machinery of
National Convention. 1t will be- it can be, no
negative body |. will harmonisc or it will dis
tract and divide the party"
= ".At present the Convention ,Oould be rather
too hot place for any one 10 desire TO be in."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08
EX-NO.GOV. DORR.

We observe that several Of the locotoco papers
are shedding tears (apparentlN to be sure-we
don't think they weep much in secretly over the
recent arrest of Thomas Wilson Dorr, quasi Gov
ernor of Rhode Island Now let us see about it:
sundry Dorrtes have already been arrested, found
guilty of treason and have been pardoned. With
this knowledge, Dorr voluntarily goes to Provi-
dence, knowing that he must be arresled-but al
so perfectly confident that he will be tried, con-
yicted and .purdoned. We say perfectly conf
dent--ior the miserable coward, who sneaked u
way at the first flash of his own gun POWDER new
err would trust himself in The hands of the gov
eminent of Rhode Island unless sure OF being
lenenlly treated. This happened also OH the eve
of the New York and Massachusetts elections,
and slrailway the ocofoco newspapers hold up
Dorr as a martyr, and the Government of Rhode
Island as lyranncal and cruel On the whole, it
is tolerably cute ocoioco trick, to get up Bit of
sympathy pro teInpore, and catch few voIes.-
Dorr will not be harmed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

D5- We do not recollect in what paper the fol-
lowing paragraphs first appeared-but 10 whom.
soever may belong the credit of authorship, they
contain as much truth we ever remember TO
have seen condensed in the same number OF lines.
Whig Standard.
In the Democratic State of Virginia, poor man
is not allowed TO vote, but the rich are permitted
TO vote in as many different counties as they hold
real estate-ihey vote in proportion to their
veal III. And yet Virginia is pattern " Demo-
cratic" State
In the Democratic State Of New Hampshire,
man must DO freeholder 10 be eligible to the
higher offices OF the State but Catholics are not
permitted 10 hold offices at all New Hampshire,
though small in territory, has mighty "Demo-
cratic" heart
In Connecticut, since the Democracy" have
managed TO get The upper hand, they disfranchis-
ed the students in all The ncademica and collegi-
ate institutions OF the State. In the Democratic"
creed as expounded in that State, the acquisition
of knowledge operates to the same disqualified
lion as the commission OF crime. Students and
convcls are judged unworthy OF privileges
which belong TO lreemen. These are some oflhe
distinguished traits of the party that assumes the
name of Democracy.
The Locooco leaders profess to go for princi-
pie aud yet they agree 10 support for President
any one of half dozen candidates in the held,
no two of whom entertain the same principles.
MIR Calhoun, Mr. Van Buren, Mr.. Buchanan, Mr.
Cass, and Richard NJ. johnson, all on the Presi-
dental course, have only one principle in COM
mon, that of desiring the honor OF serving the
public. Me- Calhoun, with his great advocate, MIR
McDudie, looks upon slavery as the corner
stone of Freedom" Mr. Buchanan, and possibly
Mr. Van Buren,, regard il as a stain and source of
weakness; II. M. Johnson thinks it very conven-
lent; aud MIR Cass has not YET sufficiently recov-
cred from the attractions oil the Court OF Tuilleres
and the destinations of royalty to have any opinion
on so vulgar subject ~,
Mr. Calhoun is an ultra free trade man. MI M.
Buchanan and r. Nj. Johnson voted Tor me tailli,
Al Van Buren voted on both Sides and Mr Cass
nowhere. In regard to National Bank, all nave
been for it, and ALL we believe, are now aga'n" ~
aud this is called principle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

90 A correspondent OF the Burlington Demo-
crat calls upon the U. S. Senate particularly the
loco foco Senators) 10 "vote against the Tyler
nominations for Vermont" Col Hyde is especial
ly obnoxious to this scion Of locolocoisni as will
be seen from the following description:
"The appointments were odious, unpopular
and obnoxious for several reasons tile collector
had lfeld office in the custom house department
for more than thirty successive years, receiving
all the large salaries, out OF which he had made
himself independently rich-he had led n notori-
ously indoenl and sohinl life, sowing only a
small portion Of his time upon The duties of his
office, and in some instances, at least, had shown
an unwarranable favoriIism in the collection Of
luies -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08
"'Tuos. RlTcHIE, Esq"

Wigs Alive. The Wings OF Philadelphia have
lately had regular old fashioned Wing meeting
only 5000 strong. Hon. John Sargent was
named us candidate for the Vice Presidency.
Tie is great statesman, an honest and consistent
slatesman,--a wtha good man. We are
glad TO sec such then as Mr. Clayton OF Delaware,
John Davis Of Mass, Willard Fillmore of New
York and John Sergeant named for the Vice
Presidency. It is conclusive proof that the Wings
at Ieas, have been taught wisdom by the weach-
erous rVler.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

Milerism. clergyman in Portland, Maine,
says the Christian Mirror, on Sunday, received
The following note, sigued by proper name, with
q request that he would read it before his congre-
galion:- ID.
al have been deIuded, for one year, in Miller's
doctrine; gave away $500, which was all had.
thought should not want it, il the world burnt.
up in 1913; but have come 10 my senses in
some measure, and see that il is an error II you
will nuke This public, and there are any who think
I mn worthy Of helping, (being helped) shall be
very thankful for liule.
Yours, in haste"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08
Mr.. Calhoun and the National Convention.
The Columbia Is. C.l Chronicle says:

ave believe it is conceded by the friends of
Mr. Calhoun, in this State that there is no longer
any hopes oil his receiving the nomination of The
Baltimore Democratic Convention. Indeed we
have it on good alhority that Mr.. Calhoun himself
has said, that he would not suffer his name to 20
before that Convention and ,oould not euen reccive
nomination from it, i any ofhe States ,oere rep
resented in 1t upon The principle adopted By The Sy
racuS Convention in .Nep York."
Probably Mr.. Calhoun's expectation is, that
there will be two Conventions properly and
fairly constituted aud the other packed as that
proposed by the Syracuse Convention will be.
There are signs of double sets Of delegates
from several Stales.-f Richmond Whig.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

Teras.--The British government has presented
claims of its subjects 10 lands in Texas, amounting
to from ten TO twenty millions of acres They
are principally Empresaro grants. These de-
mands will probably cover nearly all the public
domain west of the Colorado river and the gov
eminent Of Texas has been notified by Capt.
Elliot, in accordance with the instructions he has
received, that unless the facts set forth by those
claimants are reiuted, or a satisfactory explanation
gwen, her majesty's government will feel fully
authorised to tuke the necessary steps TO enforce
the Just claims OF those her leige subjects.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

tE5-Sam Houston, President of Texas, denies
the charge that he has been tampeiing with Great
Britain We shall not be surprised if it turns GU,
that " British interference has been very much
exaggerated in order to frighten the u s. 10 take
Texas under her own keeping
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08
LOVES LABOR LOST.

We observe that our ighbor OF the Patriot, in
his great anxiety TO condemn the last Legislature
for liberality in securing to the people of YER
mont the vast benefit OF ail-roads, for that is the
real ground Of complaint, if there is any ground at
ALL has taken the trouble to ransack the Legs
ative Journals OF 1888, and makes great parade
to show that then railroad charters were subjected
to Legislative control. We'll, so they were; but
this fact, with the result, constitutes the strongest
reason why the restriction is now removed. The
stock ,raS not tdken-we believe not a single dol
lar Of it. 4t vas therefore urged that the reslrc-
lion would now be, as it then, utterly fatal to
the great enterprise ard this was the princi-
pal reason why the restriction was not retained.
Loves Labor lost" friend Marston and in more
senses than one. Your identical quotations prove
that the Wings tcere mindful of the rights and in
tercss of the people; and the inference TO be
drawn by oil candid men would be, that if they
have now abated the rigor of the restrictions of
1889, it has been to secure benefits TO the people
which will far outweigh the evils and inconven-
fences, real or imaginary, of rail road corporations
exempted from legislative control. Thus much
now. There are other considerations which the
discussion of the subject will bring out.
Yei mont Railroad. The survey on the north.
ern route was probably completed last week. We
learn that holders OF real estate on the route are
generally favorable the construction OF the road.
One individual undertook to he somewhat obsirep-
erous and told the surveyors ifthey undertook 10
90 through his farm, he "guessed they'd have 10
pay for it," On finding out, however, that they
could avoid him without much Inconvenience, he
offered them his land Tor nothing, and was will
ling even TO pay them something rather than be
deprived of the advantages of the road. He hap
pens to own about sixty acres Of the best pine
timber in the State, which n The event of the road
being completed, will yield An handsome for
tune. Another individual, clever, substantial
Old farmer, who has AN unfortunate impeachment
in his speech, md who it was thought. would be
opposed 10 the road going over his farm, rs he is
a most ncorrigible Loco Foco, on being asked
what he would ask for his land, said We'll, III
tell you what I'll do with you, you may p.p-pck
man, and III p-p pick man, and fshe-the they
ca ca-can't agree, you may p-p-pick another man,
and ge ge guess there'll be no trouble about it v'
Claremont Eagle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

0FHCn. Geo. 7. Marsh has recovered his
health. He reached Washington on the goth ult
Senator Fulton of Arkansas, has also recovered,
and is on his way to Washington. Senator Por.
ter OF Lou. (Whig,) has returned to his home on
account Of i'll health, and Senator Niles (oco,) OF
Connecticut is in an insane hospital.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

SS-PRESlDENT'S MESSAGE.
Congress assembled on Monday last, and prob
organization of the House, that the Message
was not delivered until Tuesday. II may be re-
ceived on Friday or Saturday of this week. In
less something very extraordinary is to be found
in it, we shall not issue it until next regular
publication day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

aid Of taxation, would put the sinking and funding
of our debts within tho power of all the States
Such, generally, were the sentiments OF Dr.
Franklin. They prove his for.slghted !sagacIy,
which could discern what was then visible TO so
few eyes, and tina; wisdom which pointed out a
course so greatly beneficial. (Cheers.)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08
WHO WILL TAKE THE BANNER?

A splendid banner, executed in the highest style
of art, and costing $500, is in preparation by a
committee OF the Wings OF Baltimore to be pre-
scented in their name $50 such Stale Delegation
to the Young Mems Wing National Convention
of Ratification as shall have the largest proper.
Tomato number in attendance, having in view the
Wing population OF the several States as tested at
the Presidential election Of 1910, aud their rela-
tive distances from this city" (l'amorel These
are fair terms, and Vermont may as well take the
banner as any body. What say the Young men
of Vermont? All who are in favor Of winning
this splendid banner will please manilest,it al Bal
timors, in May next.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The official canvass of votes cast on the Cd
Tuesday. oil Nov is as follows
Jacob Collamer, 4e66
T. b. Ransom, 354G
THUS Hutchinson, 4i6
Horace Everett 1876
All others, 79-d207
Majority for ColIamer, $50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

Canada. The Reformed Ministers, as they are
called, have been defeated in the Canadian AS
sembly, and have resigned. 1t is supposed that
the tories will now come into power, and act adj
verse to the French interest. Trouble is antic.
nnted