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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-24
GREEN y MILLS,
DAYTON, HIS,

DAYTON, ILL :.
n NnE subscriber having leased the above
n Mills ior one year, takes the hhrr-
ly ct informing the public that he is n
practical Miller of more than rrup,y
years experience. during most of winch
time he has hcen extensively engaged in
manufacturing Flour in some of the lara.
es, establishments East. llrnow solicit,
n share of the patronage of the public To-
the above establishment, assuring Them
that nothing which experience and ohllge.
ing mllIers can accomplish shall be wan.
ing TO give justice aud. as Ear as possible
perfect satisfaction To those who may f..
vor him with n call.
The NNs are now in fine order for
Werchaniabie aud Girls. Uork.
CASH ron WngAr, alta fair deduction
from Chicago prices. GEO. MANN.
N. B. TEAMS can he accommodated with
Freigh, fur Chicago. WmGAr man.
ufacm,ed and pu, up IN frsi-rale order Al,
reasonable rates. GIN.
Dayton, August 20, ls4a.--lO.-,f
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Printing Ink Of all kinks constantly on
hand. Printing Paper supplied to order,
Wood Letter of all sizes, together with
Presses, Cases, Chases, &c, &c.
Old type received in exchange a, nine
cents per pound.
n. B.-Publlshers of newspapers in
the South and West, who shall insert the
above adverliscment,-wih this nole,-
three times within the next three months,
aud send one of their papers to the foun-
dry, will be entitled to the payment of
their bills by purchasing four times the
amount. A. p. LADEW.
July l5-3t.
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E'llE subscriber, living one mile cas-
OF Narseillrs, LA Sale county, ha'
established himself IN the manufacture oI
Rope of all kinds, sizes and lengths, from
hemp at his own raising, winch is all
waler-roilcd; and a Specimen exhibited
at The Navy Yard at Washington last win
ter, by the Hon. X. VI, Young, was pr,
nounred To hr equal To any ever shown al
ncm dpgins.'
am prepared to manufacture all sind,
"i Rope, to any amount, at the shorlos
notice. Having for my workman an O,
Cnunrvman, who has spent his life upor
a rope-walk am able To make ms goo,
and n cheaper article than can be had II
this section of country. If you don't be-
Irve it, call and see
:. s. BULLOCK.
MarsrIles, May 26, 1913. 5l--,r
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New Tailoring Establishment.
GEORGE SMITH

I'D ESPECiFl miorns the citizens Il
IA Ottawa aud yIcully, that Sac ha, opened !,
lalGng Establishment, on Canal street four
doors east Of the Post Office lie Is prepared To-
do work nu the most reasonable terms, and war.
rants all garments made hv han to iI. lie hupcs
20 receive a share "i the puhIic patronage,
n. Is .--Culliny dhnr on short notice, ard
warranted "a Il, II pnpcrly made up.
Ottawa. Juue %, lsi3 i-'y
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The Greatest Discovery sne Age!


rgNIls' tenn may be justly applied to the disco.
d very Ut cpnppuudlnI medicines with the
hr>t double refined hoaf Sugar in such manner
thnt children and adults may now eat medicine
with ~ much pleasure as they do the best conlcc.
! lionary.
/ r"r th'5 discovery we are indebted to \. Sher-
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are recommended unprrccdcr,cd in the history Of
any other mcdlcnc-lhpv consist Of
! cDIGu IpyFNGrS
Which are the safest and most c.Iaclual remedy
TOR Coughs, tohs, Consumption, Whoopiug
Cough Asthma ever offered to the public
hey Operate uy promoting eNreclorall"n aIIly-
ing me imitation "l Coughing ana removing the
cause OF diS'as''
WORN LOZENGES,
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benefit; when one dose of ,bcsc Lo,cnacs 'v wonlI
speedily cure them.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-24
Oils, Paints, Glass. Sc.
Sugar House MOlusses,

1USP received fnd for sale by Wal.
81 ker g. Kicking, a few Bbls. Sugar
House Moiasses direct from the sugar re-.
fnery in st. Louis.
The highest price given for Illinois
Stale Bank paper.
kur 10. III WALKER e. HrcxLNo.
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Dr. Il. ScIlcr,,,prllOrn

OFFERS his professional services to the ci,-
W zens of Ottawa and vicinity. Office on
Columbus street, between canal and Clinton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-24
W iutiOV sash.
P.aStcriss. Hair.
Land Agency.

HE undersigned NtIIpiy particular attention
to the Investigation of titles, redemption aud
sale Of Lands aud payment of taxes in LA sale
W any OF the adjoining counties, Having been
engaged good portion OF my time as Surveyor
tar the last seven or eight years in snld county, |
an enabled 20 give a complete description of al
mast any tract of land within the boundaries oilhr
same.
Persons wishing To purchase lands in La Sale
'r Gruudv counties, would do we'll to call on me,
rs now have Tor sale some of the best lands in
those counties, to the amount ol some ten or
twelve thousand acres, n great portion oi witch
belongs to the state Back vt Illinois, for which
the notes of said bank will he received at par.
GEO. H. NORRIS.
oJ-iI
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DHUGs & MEDICINES.

Al'IE subscriber ha. juslreceiy,
,s:rs9A A ed his summer supply OF
'---Az1s FREsn DRuGs IL MEDICINES,
comprising all articles necessary
eZ&ri for the sick aud needy.
~ \ Also Ok, PnHie, TrpeH-
S~-S>>..::5':S~ tines, Vnni,h, Gbass, Putig,
Dye Stutis, Wines and Liquors for mcdi-
cal purposes, Dental and Surgical lnslru-
men's, and many of the Patent medicines
now in use, consisting Of Lindsay's Linl-
ment, llewc's Nerve and Bone Liniment.
A. Miller Il Cos Compound Imminent,
lhomPson's Liniment, Nanstuddlford's
Cough Lozenges, Cathartlc Lozcnges,
Worm Lozengcs. and Anl-Fcvcr Pills,
Indian Vevltablc Pills, Peters Vegetable
Pills. laynes' Ambitions and Specific
Family Pills, Spohn's headache Remedy,
IayIor's Balsam Llverwort, American
Pulmonary BaIsam, New Eng. Cough
Syrup. Anderson's Cough Drops, Roof
Rnghone Cure, Orris' Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Paste, Chemical and Ii
quid OpodcIdock, Doct Javne's Expecto-
rant, Hair Tonic, Tonic Vermifuge, Car
minarve Balsam. and Sanaiive Pills
Docts Dole's and Thompson's Eye Wa
ter, Motifs Phoenix Bitters and Pills,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture, Balm of Co.
lumbia, Carpenters Fluid Ext. Sarsapa-
rlla, Hays liniment for Piles, Nerve q
Bone Llnlment; Bateman's Drops; God
try's Cordial Fahnestock's Nemifuge :;
Morrison's Pills of the British College of
Health: Lees, Phnie's, EImorc's, Hoo
Per's, Brandeth's, Doct. Champions and
BOardman's tcver and Agne PlIIs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-24
Cabinet and Chair Mandatory.

7UteT, m T0IS Facr, every vaTlciy Of aTlIcTrs IN
their line Of business including BUREAUS, 1abhes
Stands, Bedsteads, with every variety Of
Chairs, all Of which they are anxious and
ready to sell to those who may favor them
with their patronage. All kinds Of furni-
lure made to order, on the shortest notice.
The subscribers nalter themselves tha, those
wishing to purchase articles in their line of busi-
ness can be accommodated at their shop, as well
AS at any place in this section OF the statc.
WARREN MOORE,
OSGOOD COLE.
Ottawa, June n, 1872 3-.tC
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Ottawa Market.

" HE subscriber respectfully informs
the public that he has opened his
Nea, VI rket IN Ottawa, where dulv may
BIZ found IN assortment Of fresh meat 49,
Thankful for past ihvors. he hopes To re.
cNve continuance Of the patronage ol
his old friends aud the puhllc generally.
JERENlSll WOOD.
Ottawa, April 7, 1919. di--G
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Milton II. swift,
y. Il. SllOpc,


Canal st., FIRST door east of the Mansion House,
Ottawa, Ill.,,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dye-StulTs,
Paints, Oils, Varnish, &c. &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-24
Jabcz Fitch,
william NJ. True,

Agent Of the Illinois Natuoi Fire hsu-
rance Company,
OTTAWA, It'll.
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THE FREE TRADER.
PUNISHED WEEKLY BY
JOHN HISE 4 WILLIAM OSMlN,
6a,aIe street, one door (roai The northwest
.a.,,. % & IRE p,,kIc N1u0rr

corner u The FnJHc oluuFt.
Terms:
fipo dollars per aanun, i paid IN adrdace ;
Too dollars and my cents j paid 'o'i1." S'1
months; and three doilTs if deLiyed pnl'i me END
efhs gear.
Advertisement, inserted a 81 per square fir hr
first insertion, and 25 cents far each subsequent
insertion. A E5eral discount made 10 those rio
advertise By HE year
I'm subscribers takea FIR a shorter p,rfod
than sic months.
rrNj paper discontinued until MI arrearagea
are paid, unless at the opiion IF fie edliora.
UrAN Communications, 10 insure attention.
must come free Of p1'tage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-24

Ottawa, Nav 90. 1~42. ST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15

~ FAIR AT CUMBERLAND COURT HolisH-A portion of
,. OF ca"eesiari Associated
"".s-- sewing sey" have engaged fs asaa.-
r'ps"ng varsity Of useful asl faney prscsei.
my wish TO appropriate the sloass &C
Wh THIS object they propose 10 have a sal
% nm. 'oat "-e ths scti day neat (hens Coast
"y respectfully invite an.l ta,rnae, oi the
- =, S..s % Cumberland. awi all may be
rr,,,.,"sn I INC S'. 80. which they has. IN
s'.r,s,-h was aid by AIchssiss thu s,ss,
Am tive me pace ami AN nav. M.
"msfse Ferguson the cbraisi a.irons.. ,,.l ., 81
SuA'e. the e-"h ad the beea granted b. ~ IN.
lriph n" practical hsnsdt rsalts hou.,s, 80 $3.50
ai-p'ha rive ehaneeo operate disease MN ,a, -
''e =" ha'nr ani restoring of .,r.s' -
'' eh'onc arrangements of dir,stiv. os,,n. o,"..
IN ' rh" resulting scoiula knss evil h,p soo, %
ts, ."sh'"n- -rlon- viz barl.rs sraLi head Iii
s"' ., d'~eas"- originating ,npur, state ~ M.
ehsctuany cured by d. u-c. Wv " NV" "'N'
peu,'s sc advertisements other ciy pap.,s
M" SOIL Wholesale anl retail aud fll .s-,..,,on nv
~ nsnNpS Co bturgiss and Chemists Gran. Bu,Ll,n,s
n,y corner Of chan'hcr- street New York sn,hoI
aces" IN hch'n",i A. Duyai TO- PETERSBURG Rot, A.,
n ~ ~ ~ san's AMI soil by Dgri-t- R.n.raly in IN.
for 81. - ~ "' " "o'"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15
.S.eo,d Di,,,i,, in No,ih Ca,oI;,,

Col Bauinger andG Edncy have both published carl.
IN which they propose submit their claims decision
ct aConNeniion to be composed OF delegate from each
Captains district and assemble Davidson college tho
9Th oi July.
Col Barringer states that he believes the Convention
which nominated hun, expressed fairly tho wishes Of large
majority olthe Wing party; yet with two Wing candidates
IN the held, defeat was certain, At least
donbuu aud success m district, especially In the
present crisis Of rhJi, he considers all aud para.
mount To every cher consideration but honor; he will
therefore chcciiny submit the nomination the propo-
scJ convention.
Cen Edn"y says the proposition for the convention the
18th July sjust such he has all along commended
he objected 10 the former one. because lac believed the
~ consulted.
Both gentlemen will the district for
the sake oi the cause, un, the result Of tho peoples
vcntion is known.-GT6cRsboroRgh Patriot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15

NEw llANrsHGE LEGIsLATuEg.-This body met at Con-
cord and organized by the election cf Democratic oi.
Gers, on "wednesday last. In tho Senate the Hon Titus
Brown wns chosen PRESIDENT y. II. Baldwin. Esq clerk
and Moody Curfcr, ESP, assistant clerk without oppose
ton In the House, the Hon Samuel Swazcy chosen
speaker 10y 81 majority, and Albert g. Allen and Lewis
smith, Esqr'., clerks The Patriot that the demo.
cauc majority IN c House - large ty five any
iost vote.
Mr. Aver introduced resolution, directing the appoint
mont oi committee Ui tcn-ono from each county
with such the Senate might Join, should take into con
sdefnton the oNpcdcncy of inviting John Tyler and Ca
net To- VISIT No" Hampshire. The resolution laid
tiir table.
Gov. Hubbard delivered his address to tho Legislature on
Ihufday. Hcconrrnulltes the State on IT, resource credit
anu freedom from pccuniay enhancement The Tfoa
Huftr has borrowed S3JOOO during the past year. for the
Of the State from ~ citizens and institutions. The
Governor Is II opinion that FROM tic tax payable into the
treasury ~ December neat, hc will be- supplied with the
means 81 cAtngnhnr tho entire debt n the State for money
borrowed and have balance the treasury applicable 10
the wants Of the government, a tho commencement Of the
neat political yCnf.
smontionod rcproach IN the system ofGcc schools
That tho higher branches 0i mathematics political economy
and philosophy ore not taught IN them. 1horOloc should
bo 10 give The poorer classes Of the community thorough
an English education ~ can be attained elsewhere; tus
inH h'm 'opcriotm tho duties which msy dovovc upon
hom az citzCns II tho republic
The asylum Tor the Insane has been IN operation sovon
months Ia that period, seventy have been received nj the
institution, twony 81 whom have been returned Ia Ior
ucnds having been partially perfectly restored to the
cfc'o hor rghi reason and that nearly fifty this
Time under tho charge 0f Tho superintendent.
The income of The State prison. durng the yoar ending
nth April, was S7lG599. Disbursements IN that period
S6i2IG3. balance II profit S735 3J-No aid from the
Treasury will o necessary for the coming year The pri.
F@n ~ believed 10 bo second 10 IN the county point
II discipline Tho number OF conyict NJ The limo oi the
examination was ninety No death has occurred
mDng the inmates for nearly years aud hsl-ac
stance perhaps unparalleled.
Gov ~. condemns the present tariff without measure
hfTaanism, he says takes the property of the rich and d..
yid's nmong tho poor This system worse This takes
the property :" the poor and gives Il 10 the rich.
The Governor unequivocaly declines a ~ election.
The Democratic State Convention met on 1hurday aud
oganizedby oecng tho Honorable Lew Woodbury. Preai
dent
Tho New Hampshire Patriot say-;
Zion John ". Steele, ~ Peterborough nominated
&c Governor having 5I 40 scattering tho
hrthlpi ln ~. Hubbard chosen delegate At large
g. No N.uDns Convention md tho selection Of five others
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15
LovisGsroN. June 10Th, 1913.

To the Editor 81 the Why
have observed Ihai "a True Democrat - out with
another ihundc piece, the Enquirer o the ID
sau IN my last. the Wing Of the 1GtI Of May
Passing the low and Vulgar ophets OF tins writer
beng unwilling ehtT ret0, upon him, or poluIe your
columns with quotation Oi ticm-TegaTdiug them suit
I'd ony that rhaste organ Of BocOioc"s, the Richmond
Enquror acknowledging hat black pnard,sm, am as
the lnshman said. whipped and ceared-iha ~ this
mode 81 wtills "a Tue Democrat" unriyaed pass
inP over, Say, all the beauties aud Teiincnen IT i- com
position ia ,tTs inspect come 10 his concluding clause
and would ask Is 1t passing strange that th, pink
Democracy ,OUld have descended from the lofty aud hon
CRADLE posOn, which he 1bolstn.y clansfor Mr. White
head ani himself, o snuff the breeze contaminated by
strong scented copus-mnfc especially a
pason 81 hn sWeoLscenIcd bersamot poriumed political
inehds with tho strong scented c"unsi Although h,d
"ancakcd" 10 my jen" from winch had disposition
return, vet he has proposed Ia meet IA c"opau-
son, have sneaked" Capt Taylor wluhn. agreed
to march the throuh Livingston June Court he
get trm teamed by that lime: provided 81 True DE-,
m1crn wall head hrs company ior Capt. Taylurayows lie
will not come ~ comparison with any less distinguished per
s0nlge. IL Is alIo proposed by Capt Taylor that each
company shall leo comprised 81 twenty pryaes and Two
cuenatsf,e pTyatrs 10 be- -eeclr 10y the Captains aud
Loutersnt- {" the respective Companies that Mr. White
head shall he first Lieut.. ie scented aud
that Capt Tiyln will have has officers elected by hrs com
pany. As Sold compare with this very delicate and
sensitive wIitoT unwilling o. be brought in cOinpaT.
with hnuT his scented ut.nans-shall there
Fore remain ~ the don which have "aneaked," until
eswect scented Cpi. and I,ouonans matched, which
have doubt VIII he done IN the person Of Capt Tny-
oT and his Lieutenant H. tcn IL be- necessary Tor me
sneak rom my DEM ocompaIe with the rank aud
hc will promptly obey the cIl "i Capt Taylor In con.
rlusinn, let say IN Tre Democrat" We expect no
aek'nt on his part; for II - snid that Lee and Mr. White.
head, and the few swoetscencd they have in trimming,
fesE toe the mark, aud let ~ gee the
whites r." your eyes Pc have swcctcnod liquor
sweetened liquor for Capt Taylor and hi- company
A TRUE WING.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15

a. II we mistake not the signs, the scheme is foot
read the Calhuunites OF the Democratic Church. with
all conceivable despatch. Alter consultation, the "Old
Hunkers decidedly Of the opinion that the Chyalry
more troublesome than profitable. The term, "RsfTcat-
ing Democrats" applied them is becoming daily
cuner and all the preImaa'os for "Paddys hnr'
in a Of iorwasdness.
We should regret, accounts than ono, the
Chivaly turned adrit this early day. They
young, tender and inexperienced shift for hemsoycs;
and for their sske- would have them diligently cherish
al yet Rwhle by the mohcrly al the "Od IIunkers
For another and more important too, would aV
them kept within the fold II retained they will twelve
months produce immense bothcraton nmnng the DcmOcra
cy, aud fret and hSrTAss iem until tho "Old IIunkers
womb De eick Of eNisIcnce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15

HoEEp TGAGrng--We learn from the fredericksburg
(Niinn) Democrat of Friday the following particulars of
most niroci"n' Affair." which occurred in Madison. IL
seems that young named Ford severely cowllcd
or offence, 10y named Back Tho brothers Of
Ford some tw" three IN number highly nconsed on
account oi the occurrence, and threatened revenge One
day last week, ile parties by agreement miles
from hono-ncaf James cityatmCd aud accompanied by
friends Efforts made To prevent meeting; but no
avail Back cody ordered coffin, and the place
appointed, armed with pistols and a scyie. One o the
Fords approached him with cowhde; with pistol his
other hand 10 be- used, IT Back resisted Resistance being
made, the pistol discharged, and Back fell the ball
having entered his head The parties understand have
heretofore sustained good character which makes this
Transaction doubly barblrous.-l Bali. Pat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15

Aud ~ general rule The possession 81 as much land ss
may be well cultivated viii help % establish these virtues
tirsi the farmer who l. situated can apply hrs industry
better; second, he employ all his capital ihd he can
Il" more. and obtain scadicr return iron BOTH
fourth, he o oSc comforts which tend 80
much to improve and civko all oius;s good dwelling,
good o1thousos good sncc good cae e'ea'er iernhiy
o so, and better knowledge oi his business Nor -
this ALL When themselves thus by what they
can do, and zcalous do they NO, 50 apt 10 he
ted estray by speculation, h, avaTice, by social display %
any Of that class OF evils which much disturb and distress
society They lo,o the earth they TILL they are content 10
n H. being proud Of the labor ct their hands, they nd aud
ieel under these that thew ds more good
To Others, and enjoy themselves better because necessarily,
they viii look more Ia what than what's AROUND
him. To character rather the number Ut he
own, az the weS,h ho may possess.
- natonat blessing, In every way, Ia multiply small
iats show State that has the most oi them aud we
Will guaranty Ia d there the greatest amount ot substantial
wealth aud real happiness Economy, II ~ said. - nno
o woalih that is praci-rd them Energy is the means
To supply thus mime; and the and the stout,
est energy ere employed them, the small farmers
we have the greater will he the strength end wealth ri the
nation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15
M. Iv,l,,,, o,d M. C.,ILorn.

Tho Globe seems rather inclined tn give coun,cnance to
the run'ored coaion between these distinguished or.
poSes. Speaking Of Mr.. Wcbsicrs commercial pujci 1t
says:
1.-The avocacso Of free trade have perceive received
the communication nj Mr. Webster with something like
compliccncy, approach, least, To their iavontc
theory though, opinion, the principles here Rdvan
ccd, least distinctly Indicated, have affinity with il
whatever"
The Globe proceeds combat the notion that Free Trade
can Ia boneted by the proposed treaty. and with
ncsness that shows there j. something IA the wnd We
hope the Globe will read Mr. Calhoun oi the party
yet awhile. Next May Will be soon enough.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15
TYLERIsM AT THE MINT

Green w. Caldwell, late democratic member Of Compress
from the Lincoln district has been appointed iupcrinend
'nt Of the Branch Mint Charlotte, place OF Burgess :
Gather, remoned. The horse chvsnuts aud multcau-
ces planted aud nrIured 10y the classic Col Wheeler un
der the golden reign Of Martin the Follower" seem iaed
4" cast their shadows upon diverse at differing poll
hc- Now we do not three siraws who holds ihis Of
lice $50 e be an honest and competent man, but this last
appointment 10 be Looked upon still further evidence o
the gross Heachery Of President Tyler his party.
IEIcensLOInmah Infrini
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15
Mr. TsI.r and NJ. Eetis.


The Madsonian has been publishing very volumnous
document the papers promised by Mr.. Tylcrto vnd,.
him from the charges preferred by Mr. Botts. an has
for the bread they ofhCm and they the
material dscreted by the very haseness employed get
ting office. We may have word say in regard
TO some Of these pensioned witnesses hereafter
The n. Y. Express takes the following notice OF the pub
licaion:
The "MArIsoS1AN" replies great length Mr. Bolts
late charges Mr. Tyler, the reply beyond doubt
cmanang from Mr. Tyler himself. letters marked soon
hcnta" written him Published in crfonso, and
thcr letters used directed him. II painful thus
respect paid 10 letters marked "conidcnia" hut the
presume, that Mr. Bots has violated confidence
Among these papers Certificate from Mr.. Webster, that
Mr.. Tyler Did in cabinet council propose decline
ccsson; anohcrum Duff Green Mr. upshur that through
his influence, Mr.. Tyler induced strike Of his
Inaugural passage Mt &. read there declining the
sion; another from Cen Waddy Thompson that in con-
he and Mr. Bolts had with Mr. Tyler Mir r. lett
upon his mind the impression that he would veto n Bank
snd the following from Mr.. Webster To show that during
the extra session, Mr. w. did commit Mr. r. bank
&c.
I'll O'CLOCK August 90, ~
"My DRAs Sal have done said nothing, as from
you by your authority, duplicating you in slightest
degree II psss, you pH Be perjeefy free
ersTeise Constitutional oineT i1oiy uniTaameed
except far may be gathered from your official acts
! am most iTuly and faithfully yours
(Signed) DANIEL. WEBSTER"
Mr.. Tyler also shows by publishing n letter from Mt
Bot that June 81, Sl MIR. Bots asked office of him lor
young friend aud distant relative" Natchcz and asn
that Mr. Bolts dncI with him than three days after
the session, and therefore il true Mr. Bolts
says that nicr that period, "hc ceased break bread with
the President"