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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

WISCONSIN Marine and Fire Insurance ComppYy.
The Ottawa Trader, published IN Illinois, gives
long account of the operations OF this institution
aud OF the individuals engaged ia It's management.
the substance of which We publish Tor the inlo-
matdn OF our readers.
With regard to the legality Of these issues, and
the supposed Intentions of those connected wUh
the institution, the Free Trader makes the follow
Ing remarks. We have no means Of ascrranng
the accuracy of ,ts statements, but II is time the
puh!lc were put on their quad. Willthc Chicago
papers give The pahc some light ON the subject
Al ANY rate, the notes Of that institution should
be looked upon with dstrusL until It's managers
can give some guaranty OF their rcdcmptlon,--
There has been altogether too much mystery oh
served in its operations to give them the oppear-
nnco Of fairness aud the location of a Wisconsin
Company in Chicago IL, to say the least OF 1t, a
suspicious circumstance. There is safe course
for The publ, to pursue with regard TO these notes
aud ihn, il, to refuse to receive them. The expo
renee u the past two OF three years should not
be lost upon tue community, Wcsivc below the
remarks of the Free Trader, and leave others to
decide whether we were not right in pronourclng,
several weeks ago, this whole batch of issues a
fraud upon the community.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29
illinois "a Michigan Canal.

The following letter from the Secretary Of War
was written in reply TO the application made 10
him by VIM. Sturgiss, Abbot II. Lawrence, and
j. w. Ward, of Boston, for the services or Capt.
w. II. Swift, of the corps Of Typographical eng,
ueors, TO aid Gov. DAVIS, the agent of the Illinois
bond holders, in his examinations on the Illinois
aud Michigan canal. Our citizens will be grail
fed to find how correctly the Secretary apprcci.
ates the importance of this great work.
PHILADELPHIA, October 30lh. 1913.
SIR: | duly received your letter Of the
2Sth inst, covcvng copies of the letter
and enclosure forwarded to you by VIM.
Surges. Abbott II. Lawrence and J. w.
Ward, Esquires, Of Boston, desiring the
service of Captain William II. Swift Of
tie Corps Of Typographical Engineers. 10
make certain inquiries and examinations
in relation to the Illinois and Michigan
canal.
1t gives me great pleasure to contribute
any thing in the power Of the Department
Of War, the tendency Of which may be,
to accomplish the completion of that
canal, which will form the great and i'm
| porlant connection, so long expected and
so anXiously desired, between the Mis-
sssippi and Lake Michigan. The seIec-
ton of Captain Swift for this duty is an
admirable one, as, from his high personal
character, his scientific alainments and
his great practical experience, the most
implicit confidence can be repOscd in
the result Of his labors. You will there
fore be pleased to detan him for this duty,
and direct him to hold himself in leadi-
ness for its performance on the shortest
notice.
| hail this effort as an evidence of re.
turning confidence abroad, as well in the
stability of our institutions, as in the value
Of the stupenious internal Improvements
which our States have commenced and in
part completed. The depression Of the
monetary concernes Of our country has
affected individuals, corporations and gov
ernments, and rendered them unable
although not unwilling to meet their en-
gagemcnts. The recuperatiye energy o
our people, however is exhibiting its pow
en- and the day is not distant when return
OF confidence vii! lead to a full restora,o.
of public credit.
No matter whether the expenditures O
the state governments have been wise OF
unwise. the debts have been incurred on
the faith of the states. The only inquiry
> which the people make, is, 'have they
been incurred under the authority o
Law If so, they shall and must b,
paid Such know, from my in,ercours,
with the great mass Of the people, 10 b,
the sentiments Of nlne-tenths of them
Their correct mode of thinking upon thi
subject has not been fully understood
either abroad or at home in our Atlantic
cities. There is stern integrity and
sound morality IN our citizens, which
will be exhibited by them and be eventu
ally appreciated by the world at large
/, They will never tolerate the idea that TIT
faith of the republic shall be INTENTIONAL,
y violated. am with great respect,
Very truly yours,
Col. ]. ]. ALERT. J. NJ. PORTER.
r Cong Top'l Engineers.
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From the Winnebago Forum.

Wisconsin Mayine and Fire Insurance Company.
Suspicious are entertained BY some that this To-
,iitution isp'eparing TO break down.-'Ib,se lcors
may be erouudcss, bat the supcrooundoncG OF s
notes, prodaccd by the fresh issues which baye
evidently been made has diminished confidence
II ate tally in It's solycncv. As many suppose
lh,, this papcr is of Wisconsin Origin, we viii IN
form lhom TINS is not thc case. Instead OF being
the notes OF "A company IN Wisconsin, incorporH-
ted for the purposes specified in its ltlo, 1t is the
paper Ola company v,h the same HGNc, founded
IN Chicago, having It's locality there, and, dilerent
from insurance It - a bank used for discounts ADD
exchanges, aud has no legnl existence. lis sound
ness has scyc,al lmcs been disputed, hot probably
hv the logrnuly OF Us officers IN managing lis
funds, they have averlcd It's downfall. Whatever
may he lis standing it will not be amiss for the
farmers aud others who 20 to Chicago 10 make
sales 10 be on their guard about receiving this
money freely. for we learn that it is exclusively
used by the whcat-huyefs aud 80 iia is their con-
ddcncc in it, that thi surplus ofwhot they obtained
in the morning for the purposes of the day. they
will not allow TO remain IN their hands over u ght
but will return it again to the bank.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

The "Iibouy pary,"--i C., the abolitonisla--
intend holding a state convention at Aurora, Kane
county, on the 9th day Of January next, to agree
upon and adopt plan OF organization for the
state, to nominate presidential electors, and to
,ronsaet such other business as shall be deemed
advisable TO advance the cause Of "Iberty" in the
state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29
Col, J. ]. ALERT. J. NJ. PORTER
Cong Top'l Engineers.

Mpmiqat.--An exchange says, (and we think
very uuly,) that it is dangerous for widows and
lone women to sleep in a house without man
these burglarious times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

GJNo mail east Of Chicago for nearly week.
We recommend that postmasters try the plaster
She picayune speaks Of as an infabe remedy for
a ,Ceak dQck
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

Memerism.--ShouId any one be curious to
krow the effects of this science on the human
system, let them revert to this circumstance
When Mcsmerism was in vogue in PhilodcI-
phia. gentleman was put TO sleep and, to test
the efficacy Of the Mcsmclic influence and CLAIR
voyanco. it was proposed to hold thick Jd"6ci
between the slccpers eyes and a newspaper which
hc was to read, All things arranged a serNaL'
girl was called in to hold tho blanket Tho sub
cct commenced reading, to the utter as,oni'hm'n'
and confusion of the gir who Immediately drop
ped the blanket aud ran out of room. rNclale'-
ing Az she went "What hiudrance does the
clothes Of u woman offer 10 the sight OF a man IN
the Mcsmcric steep, who eau see to read II news
paper through n blanket"
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concern, and cautions the bill holders to be on
from the Quincy Herald.

We would warn the people against taking
:" Wisconsin Marine & Fire Insurance money
This is the last Of the shinpl1siers in The west
and it is now flooding our Slate previous TO a
grand blow up.--'Ihe papers throughontthe state
are warning the people against it. Don't touch It,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

PyinioS Gong Ahed9 The Chicothe (0hio)
Advertiser says "Alr, u, a. Robertson, a practical
printer, has been elected clerk of the senate Of this
state; John NJ. Gallagher practical printer, has
been elected speaker of the house Of representa-.
tiyos, and Charles Borland, also practical prin-
ter, has been elected clerk of the same body
Whit lucky dog, are these printers"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29
THE FREE TRADER.
ottawa, all, Friday, Dccc,p'.cr %. ,sAa

GJOar thanks are doe to the Hon, }. Stuelr
and $. BaEEsr, Of tie u. = Senate, and to the
Hon. Jouy WEYrwopu, Of the House of Repre-
sentative, for numerous iavorS in the shape Of let
tors, documents, papers, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

Go. Foam Is now in Chicago He, with Mr..
RyAS, our late commissioner TO England, arrived
there on saturday last. Gov. DAVIS 10 sill re-
mainios at Lockport
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

To preserrs 9ceih.-Somebody that appears to
understand it prcscribcs thus; Let finely pulyer-
lied charcoal be heated to redness in an iron ke-
tie. and, while hot, pour into it bowl of clean
water. Put this Immediately into a bottle, aud
cork it tight. When used, shake it up, take a
small quantity into the mouth, and rub the teeth.
Every thing that renders the breath unpleasant,
and injurious and destructive to the teeth will be
removed. Or, if dry powders preferred, the char
coal max be pu, into the phial, and secured from
the air by tight cork.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

N,groes and ongrtssmn-AW Washington cor
respondent of the Chicago Democrat says, "Ne-
groes are very thick here, more so lhan white men,
They and members Of congress are very well dres-
scd and all wear rullc shifts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

Mesmsrism run mGd.-Wc are sorry TO see Mr..
Burritt waste his time in the manner indicated in
the following paragraph from the Kennebec Me-,
journal:
Mr.. Buritt, the learned blacksmith, is seriously
engaged in attempting 30 make discoveries in the
moon by means Of mesmcrism or Chgrroy0nre, to
which cad be proposes to employ thee subjects
in different places to make Observations, and note
them down for comparison. He SAYS he has in
his possession the statement of lad IN the clair
voyance state, who visited the moon, and went in
to bujlding resembling a school house, found a
book wujch he was unable to read, hut ut the re-
quest of the mognetizer, be copied Oh twenty
cight wcII-formed characters. At subsequent vi
sit he saw things better and took drawings of a
monument and metallic horn. Upon the monu-
mcnt WIS al inscription written in the very cha
ractcrs which the boy found in the book, all Of
which he hath received to compare with the orien-
tai languages.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

The above eptbCt 10 not uuircquenily apP'icI'
by the opposition to the advocates Of democracy.
When Gen. Jackson frs, placed his d" iron hcci''
on the neck Of the monster, every friend Of that
rotten and corrupt banking institution denounced
the president and the democratic party as baud
"agaians,' "leyoer 4" aud "desuucd,cs,'
and SO inccnsed were they, that ten thousand of
,hcm marched 10 the capitol 10 ovcrawe AID init
mijae the noble hero 10 tbc discharge Of hi. dow.
Bot their efforts filej, duc disclosed the roucG-
ncqs ofthe Jaok aud now the whole country sca-
and appreciate. the good effects Of i4at loog and
angry strife between the democracy aal her c.c-
mics.
Ia our own state, when the banks wore plum
derjng the people and ealing DOT their sGa.murc,
The warning voice was heard from the democratic
press, when again The cry Of" de-trucvcs,' &C.,
was raised by the opposition, and even our own
establishment was threatened by withdrawal &C
patronage for da.ing to raise OUT fcobe voice IN
opposition to the institutions. A few months,
however, disclosed the weakness of the banks a
general crash followed, and thousands Of honest
and unsnspcc,ing farmers aud business men were
literally puudcred Of their hard caroag..
The same cay Of dcstructiyos," &c, !, again
heard when The public a,c warned in rcsnld 90
issues Of a sou'Icss swnJ,og shop ia Chicago
which on It's vcry face wears the impress Of lrlud
sud rank corruption. Agon VIC fId the leading
opposition journal in this state deieudiu. and sus-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

IT'S beautiful trait in the history Of the Anne
r;can government, that !, never shed adrop Of hu'
nan blood or banishod an individual for stat,
r,inc Says lhs Quircy Herald,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

British Earoy 10 the Uated Sates.-The Lon
don Gazette of the l4lh Nov. contains the an
nouncemcnt of the appointment of Richard Pack
cnham, late her majesty, minister plcnipotcn-
tiary to the Mexican republic, to be her majesty S
envoy extraordinary and minister pIenipolentiary
TO the United States of America, in the place OF
Mr. Fox.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

Iinois bond. soh in New York on the lllh at
40 cents, and on tue l2h at 4Gl. Thisishigher
than they had sold a, any time since 1884,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

Rights of Women-A bI has passed the Sc
nate Of Tennessee, by very large majority, to Sc
cure to married women the USE and enjoyment Of
their own property. This ia right There is no
reason why women should be stripped of their
property by sharks who marry only for money.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

Gold DyA,U.-'lhe Cincinnati Commercial re-
comments a coinage of Gold Dollars. They
would be a trinc less than silver five cent piece,
und would be very convenient TO transmit by mail
There is gold coinage in Mexico Of u sixteenth
Of a doubloon, which Is rather less than dollar
-----------------
Tie Stare Ila9e. We have heard great deal
from time to time of the horrors Of the slave trade
but the following statement taken from the Lon
don Times, surpasscs every thing Of which we had
before Heard or read
The Snake, Is, when under the command OF
Com. Milne, in the West Indies. captured the Ar
CAN'T SLAYER, with upwards of 800 slaves-on board
Since the Arganli was condemned, circumstances
have lranspred which, in alrocity, are unpaulcl.
sd in the annals even OF slave trade crime. Il has
heen known that a shaver, when chased by ctu!.
scr which she found coming up with her "hand
oyor hnnl," has cooperd zap a slave in cask aud
thrown him overheard uhc head of the slave be-
inc the only part yishe) for tn, purpose of caus.
ing her pursuor to bcavc to aud PICK It up by
which she hoped eventually to get beyond her
reach. Cruel uud ntrocious as this is, It is no
thing IN comparison to the revolving acts prnciis-
ed 90 BOARD tue NigRn'h IL "pPe"H SUE ''l' Wt
coas, oi Al,ica with 900 slaves ON board, with no
more PROVISIONS than were sufficient for her own
crew, and small quantity OF rice Tor the unlartu.
nate slaves When she was captured, she had
go slaves on board, the Greater portion of the
ohcr $50 having bmn murdered, cut into pieces,
aud cooked and served up with very limited al.
lownncc of rice for the sus,enanco of their late
companions in misery and suffering. Incredible
as this fac, may appear, II is, nevertheless, toe
true"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

Foe Rircr Fteder.-We are gratified
TO state that the recent survey of the route
of this feeder or branch canal, for such it
would be in fact, by Captain Swift, the
engineer who came out with Gov. Davis,
demonstrates beyond all question its proc-
,icabiity. The deepest cutting would be
only fifteen feat. With this result, not a
doubt could he en,ertoined that il would
be greatly for the inieres, both Of the bond.
holders and the state to construct the fee
der Gov. Davis, we understand is de-
cdedly in favor of the construction Chi
cogo Express,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

Mr. Hawcy, mentioned by the Juliet Signal 3
weeks ago as having been lost was, after wander
ing about Tor or s days in dc,aased state, found
near EIgin, 40 OF 90 miles from home. His de-
rangomcn, has passed OIL but he is now in very
feeble health.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

A Brute KH,d.-Nesr Mills Point, KY, few
weeks since, a man wa. choslsnga servant "A
lady, as an angel Of mercy, iniercedcd in the scr
watts behalf The man turned his blows upon
her; the other servants ran in and rescued her
hon his brutal violence; he instantly rushed IN
to another apartment, took pistol and bowie
knife, and came back TO renew the combat; in at
tempting to put his pistol into his pocket, it fred
the ball penetrating his body, causing instant
death. Served him right
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

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Enclosed you have the senate committees, and
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presidential preference. notwithstanding all you
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S01wuec,oan, IN our sla,r, and Is one of lie bes
business men ever knew.
SENATE STANDING coyy,rr,,s
Eo.,'s,Psl,oas-A,,bc Observation-Disclosures
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

Col O.KLn is now in New York. He ar
rived ron England Oh the 9Th inst.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-29

The governor of South Carolina, in his message
to the legislature, recommends the annexation o
Texas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30

v lRGlNIA-- ~ CHkNCtRY-AI rules held IN
v the clerks office ni the Circuit Superior Courl
OI Law aud Chlucery inr the county of OhIp ia
Ih, NJ nth of August 1913.
Fr .ncs II. Armstrong, Administrator de b9nis non
NJ IA the will annexed OF Noah Zane. late Of Ohu
county. deceased. complainant
against
Ely Dorsey md Mary l.. his wife, late Mlry l..
Zanr. m yilpw uI sail Noah IInc derrtSc !,
hlry NJ, = Zrnp, wiin.y AMI a inmislrIIIN ul
Fheuez-r Il ,nc. late uf Dam county deed, aud
Inund PInlpH Zaue, Eugene Zaic, and Mary
Anna T. ,nr. infant children and heirs at laW 90
the sail Erenrz r Iuc decreased, and PidoH
Iaur, Hampton Hne, james G. Johnston and
81 ,,ha his VIDE, Wi;lIlm w. Shaver and
Caroline his yvi(c, james \. ArLcau and Mary
has wife. William P,I;, and Elrhr'h has wife.
aud Cnrneln Zn-e which SAID PlainT llaupd o..
Sophia J huston Cur iiiue ShuNer. Mary M'Lr1n
Elizabeth Puts and CBrnelIa IIuc, aud together
with The sad Eheurzrr Zane, hring children
hrirs al law atrI devisces OF the send Noah Zane
deceased. and he sad Mary H. Dlrsey, who to-
geIhcr with The sid Ebenezer Zare, we're Ih'
Trustees ofCaudine RubInsun.and the sand Cau.
dime Robinson. defendants.
The defendants llanIden Znue AMI james G.. John
aud Sophia has wiic.nnI having entered IhcIr
appenra &c and given security according To the acr
eel assembly aud the rules 90 Iltss .uIi, aud II az
pearIus by saJsi ciuIy pr,u lhaI they unI uhahI
t,uis oI the commonwealth Of rgnin,-Od mntlur.
at the complainant hy counsel, At Is ordered that hr
sad Defendants do appear here the first day ni
the nest Term oG thus court, ahd answer the
sail cemplaiuauI's hill aud that copy at this or
der he orlhNith inserted ia s,nae newspaper prin'.
el a. the ci,, oi Wheeling ior two months succcs-
sivey. aud I,>,ed at the front duur of The cCurI
house OF Ohio county. A COT iesic.
ALEX. II. LAlDLEY, clerk.
Nelson, Tor comp'l aug ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30
INSUR

ENIRE &NtARINE INSURANCE-Ther ar
Q two situations only in Witch individuals can
be placed, W lere thev can adequately appreciate
the value al insurance. These are, white -tand-
ing uDou tine RUNS OF their own property, ther
receiving from an insurance office the tull a
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by q, ISOLATE tam
ly, lamcnrHg hat stupidity aud folly which haC
it,led 10 provide for such contingency.
ATKINSON, Agent of the PRO FEC WON
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFORD, CONN
viii take risks CA dwelling houses, ware houses
'torcs, mills, factories. &c, together with Their
contents, such = furniture, merchandise, ma
cniatrv, and eycryojher description Of Iusurabe,
property Also, on steam keel aud Hat boats
aud their carg res TO aud from any port on the
Western Waters. -
Hotel ian /, 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30

NTlRGlNIA-IN CHANcERY-At rules held ~
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court
of Law add Chaucerv for the County Of Ohio in
month orAurusi 1913.
The NJ ,rchants' and Mechanics bank OF Wheel
lng, Complainant,
against,
Charles Ensell. Francis PlunkcU, Sob eskl Bra
DIV, Sturlev Cuthbrrt, GeDrsc Dulty, Samuel
Ncel, John Richie. PlatoH Zane, Archibald
Woods, High S Sheriff of OHIO County, AMI as
such, administrator Of Thomas J. u. Peut )ncy
deceased, Charles -. Knox, Francis 9 Camp
bell William Sperng, Francis >. lnnes
and Lewis Lsforgue, Jacob Fulmsr. George
iears0n Scrreil William ~. Bernard, &. Viii
lam Hahn, Joseph Juukin The North Western
bank Oi Virginia. Joseph ~ lrgfavc Zachar Iah
Jacob. samuel Farmer Executor If the IN N
VIII and Testament Of Frederick Farmer d.
ceased, James W. Stewart. John p tuf kefL 30.
seph Junkin, r. and George w. Clutter,
The Derts, Cuthbcrt Sperina lime. &. sf,,lro,,c
FuIuer. Warner. Fisher, Shields SerreIL Ber
uard Hahn, Joseph Juukin scnr Bargrave and
Joaagh Juukin lr. not having entered thc-r ans.
go 81 Assembly and the rules ofthis court, anf
"a appearing by satisfactory proof thal thty az,
net trihamtantF ~ che Commonwealth Of Vu
r1na-Os motion o. the Complainant bv c0uuse
tt b. ordered thaf they do appear here on the ere
nav of the next term Of thisc0utt and answer thU
s.oupiaiuanrs bill ard that a copy Of this ordel
De forthwith inserted on some ncwspaper printe,
a. fbe city Of wheeling Tor two months success
sfvolv, end posted a. che front door Of The cour
+ -, SRYS4 G' Il ALEX 7. LAiDLEY, CrL-