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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28
POLITICAL TRACTS BY JUNITS,'

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CITY OF WAsHINGroN, March 4, lsi3
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forming the people matters apPertainlng to our nai,ona IN
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thor of The CRISIS COUNTRY aud OF other papers
emanang from his $780, the wide circulation and great
of which, that tme well known 10 the pub.
c hereby express the hope that he be able to renew his
abors of the kind for the coming contest 8 and we
earnestly recommend Wing ends and to hg AS
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MONEY. ITS NATURE AND USES.

srron,;s of an Essay on UsuKY: The
Ep;l and the Remedy published tat
81 per handred) by Burgess strlnsef'
S11 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28
No. 4.
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY.
Ry 6 uyrr-S

BY SJUNII,S
ne very thing that wanted and from that author una.
puts mos IN few words Here sixteen closely printed pas
Is the whoe e Of Nh CLAY-all thar is important 20 ;
every American know what he what he has DONE and we
ls ms claims 10 the highest honor in the gift Of the n an
reop!e here Is freshness too, this effort, slo" Y.
thought and vvdness Of narrative combned with the utmost
simplicity which charms while instruct not alone oecaa
IN history attractive but because it is done by skul
hand and D. who appreciates the character ne describes
NewYcrk Courier aud EnqueI
rice of each Of these Tracts 50 50 per 100 COPIES OF
$50 Per lC0e.
INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-The subscriber 10
receiving his Fall supply Of India Rubber Shoes aHd
respectfully solcs call Dealers rely the aGEs as ,be
market. he supplied the dereut manufacturers win
every saleable style Of Shoes. >,
His stock of lined Rubs decidedly the offered
besides lining good Shoes they lined supenss
the supply is large and well seasoned
Sheet and Cloth Rubber Shoes Buskins Sandals uanuas
rued Rubbes &c, be found this establishment made
in superior manner and warranted
Also, India R4bbef Carriage Cloth Hose for the Croton
Water Machine Banding, Life Pe.erres Pillows, Cushions,
s. &c and all other manufactured goods hand and mar
s: IA Maidsa lane, between Peaxl aad Wasessss'
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

K EMTUCKY AND MASSACHUSETTS COM
y! 81 ISL. oSSERcJoHN OSBORNE SARGENT, No.
" An o9es' Sl'y oi NeH'Xork en 3sWlDf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28
NO. VII. OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE
POPULAR LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY

Delivered at the Royal Observatory of Paris By NJ ARA.
GO, Member Of the Institute Of France With Notes BY
for 81 co.
u One cory of each Of the above valuable works may be
money They also for sale by and may be obtained
the same prices from REppING & Co. Boston; ZEIsrR
Co. Philadelphia; VIM. H. Moore Co. Cincinnati and Nor
maj Steele i % New OrleanS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

two men call IN one half the amount due them
$1,000 and succeed in obtaining the money,
agreeing to hold it six months or longer for more
profitable investments. By this means there are
but S 900 left for the whole business of the
country. Suppose the two other individuals
to forcclose their bonds and mortgages and the
property 70 be sold for cash If all the money in
the nation were brought together, the $4,000
worth Of property could bring but 81 900 This
may occur and the people be robbed of their pro.
perty, and yet no change be made in the rate of
interest. These men have thought fit to held
their money, and no law can compel him to use
it. or remedy the evil unless Government pro tides
a source from which there will always be a sup
ply at certain rate of interest, for then no man
would hold his money for these wicked purposes,
as by so doing he could not iniure his neiphbor
for his own profit. If the men who owed the
$4,000 found their property was to be sacrificed
for $ 900 and they could borrow the money by
paying one, two or three per cent month"; they
would probably offer these prices to save their
property, hoping that times would improve and
money become more plenty. The two men who
hold the s5000n cash, could buy four, five or even
ten times the amount of property for their money:
it would be in their power and for their interest TO
cause such state OF things every few wears, and
at their pleasure they could again make money
plenty. If This Government were provided with
National Safety Fund to which all who had secu.
rity to offer could apply for the loan of money, the
capitalist would have no motive for holding his
money to lnjure the people. Allowing sl2 to
each individual in this community to chance
hands only twice each week, the $4,000 would
cancel in one year $624,000 in contracts, and
money IN our large cities changes hands much
ottener than this. If there were s24 to each In
habitant instead of sl2, the same difficulty would
occur BY collecting and holding $4,000 instead
of $4,000. A very few moneyed men in our
large cities (where the troubles always begn,)
can, whenever they choose, bring about like re-
suits throughout the country; doubtless the greater
portion of their immense wealth has been accu.
nulated by these wicked means, and there can
be no remedy until Government institutes a
Safety Fund for the people. There is nothing in
it contrary to the Consttutien-let the people in
every section of the country petition Congress
for its adoption and blot out this entaled and
growing evil from our land.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-06

ind General Stage Office, ONa,ra, Hrs.
yEVHE subscriber respectfully informs the travel
a 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 and central, hcing
in the business part of the town and directly or
positc the Court House. The building is large
aad commodious, and is well provided with chan,-
bers and parlors neatly furnished, airy, pleasant
and agreeable. 4 daily line of stages arrive and
depart for the Eas, and West
The undersigned, having had considerable ex-
percnee in keeping public house. flaters
himself that he can give entire satisfaction TO
those who may favor him with their patronage.
His arrangements in regard TO management uf
the house are extensive aud convenient. and M
pains will be spared to give prompt acccmmoda.
ton. III. GRAY.
Ottawa, Oct. 81, 1912. 2O-,f
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Assigucc's SnIc.

Il WILL offer at public sale at the
a Court House in the town of fremont.
Tazewell county, Illinois, on Monday the
Odd day of January, ls43. between the
hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and 4 o'clock.
P. NJ, the following described town lots.
TO wit: Lot No. 6, in bocc No. 3, in the
town of Peru, and county of Lasale, III.
Also. a large number Of lots in the town
of Hudson. county of Woodford, Ill.
Also, lots in the town troy, county of
Mason, lll.--being The property of Lewis
j. Hines, bankrupt.
Ierns-Onc third of the purchase
money. cash in hand; the balance in nine
months. secured by mortgage on the pre-
misses and personal security.
]. II. MORRISON,
Ai1ignee IF Lepis j. Hines
fremont Dec. 81, 1912. 800
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William True { Son

HAVING just opened their Fall and Winter
4 4 stock of goods purchased in New York and
Boston at remarkably low prices, are prepared TO
offer their customers aud the public, a irsi-rate
assortment at prices that all will acknowledge are
anc0mmonig l6so for this market-ior instance:
Our stock consists in part OF
200 pieces calico. from 10 to 25 cts. per I'd
% I" satInets, IS to l.25
10 bales brown sheet. to 10
25 pieces white and cold hannols, from
% TO 62i cts. per yard,
Besides, Broadcloths; Beaver, Pilot and
Asphaltum Cloths for over-coais; Paris
cord and plain cassimeres Moleskins ;
Tailors' trimmings; Silk and Cotton Vel
vets; Blue Drills; Merinoes; Alpaccas !;
Bombazines Dress and Bonnet Silks /;
Fig'd. and plain Ribbons; Cambricks /;
Muslins; Lawns; Linens; Linen Cam
bricks, and Linen Cambrick lldkls. Dia-
per anil Crash; Carpeiing and Rugs ;
Shawls; Pocket and Dress Ildkls; and
great variety Of small articles. .HfSo,
400 pairs Mems Boots and Brogans,
900 do Women's Boots and Shoes,
800 do Boys and Girls Boolees,
Besides, Ladies' Cater Boots Ladies
and Misses Gambroon Slips, a new and
beautiful article Ladies' French ant
common kid Slips and walking Shoes
Children's Shoes;
THIN
Over-coats Dress and Frock Goats
Pants Vests; SHIFTS and Drawers
Gloves; Susponders Hosiery; Hats &
Caps, &c, &c.
In addition to which we have also .
good assortment of Groceries, Hard'care
&c., sc.
All the above we will sell for cash, on
Wheat, Oats, Hides, BeeswaX, FlaXseed
&C., &c. Eft
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Executors Ncticc.

A IL persons having claims agains,
IN the estate Of Laura Maria Mann,
deed, late of the town of Homer. in the
county of La Sale and state of Illinois,
are requested by the subscribers, execu-
tors of the last will and testament of said
deceased, to present the same 10 them or
the court of probate of La Sale county for
settlement within nine months from the
date hereof.
Allpersons indebted to said estate, are
requested 10 make immediate payment to
the undersigned. W. CHUMASERO,
ASA MANN,
Executors.
Dated Peru, Nov. ., 1912. 29-4
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The Western UuterS.-The Cipcinna-
Ii Republican estimates the amour, of
property in boats and goods destroyed on
the western waters, within the last eigh,
months, from insecure navigation, a, more
than one million Of dollars.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the
IA estate of Deborah IIurd, deceased, are
hereby notified and requested to attend
before the Probate Justice of La Sale
county, on the I'd Monday of February
next A. D., 1913, for .hc purpose of
having the same adjusted, that being
the time fixed upon by the subscriber
in pursuance 9th statue, for the purpose
of settling and adjusting all claims against
the estate Of said decedent.
J.. KIMBALI., Administration.
Dec. 80, 1912. 30-6
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Administrators Sale.

FENAKE notice that in pursuance al an
- order Of the circuit cour, OF Lasallo
county, made at the May term. A. d., 4
1912, directing us 10 sell The following
tracts OF land, to wit: A tract commen-
cling at the southeast corner Of the south
cas-, fractional quarter Of section 81, Of
township 80, north of range Q cas-, from
the 81 principal meridian. and running
west on the line Of said tract 10 Q rods
west of the salt well-lhence in nortl,-
weas,crly direction TO the llinoi, river, SO
as 10 include IL acres.
ALso-The soulh-wcs, quarter of Sec
ton 20, of township 80, north Of range 2
cas-, of the Sd principal meridian. inclu-
ding leo acres being lands Of which
Matthias j. Ross lately died siezed, for
the payment Of the debts of said deceased.
We shall attend at the cour, house in o.
lawa on lie 23d day of January, A.. D..
1919, between the hours of 10 o'cloek
A. VI. and 5 o'clock, II. NJ. Of said day.
and expose the same at public ycndue.
The terms Willie credit of six mon,hs1(
the purchaser giving bond with guod w.
curiiy, together viii, a mortgage ON ~
premises to secure the purchase money.
i. WOODWARD, Adm NV
ADELlNE ROSS. Ashm'x,
Dec s'ieiS' e7---0
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a Bit for GOurmands.-Our friend
Allen, Of Jersey Shore. has on hand and
for sale, taco tons Of prime venison. Price
Cd. a pound-!akc Clinton shin-plasters
a. that.-Lycoming (Pa.) Gazette.
Give our hunters weeks notice and they'll de-
liver at Chicago venison enough to last all Penn
sylvania a month of Christmas days, at 2i. per
pound-Gnd take rood bogus a, par.
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been the first to assert their innocence and
the most patriotic in their professions (;
and if it had been attempted to brinS home
Spencer and his two principal associates,
who could determine that the men selec-
ted to guard them were not already OF
their party or ready to join it! Ot their
guilt there was no question, as 1t was luI-
ly admitted and the punishment for their
crime is distinctly prescribed IN the act OF
1901, which makes it capital offence
even to be cognizan, Of an intended mu'
tiny without giving information OF 1t.
How then could Capt. Mackenzie and his
brother officers have been justified IN at
tempting to bring home these euiprls
merely for the purpose OF going through
the form of a trial. when the spirit OF the
law called for their execution, and the
good Of the service, the safety OF COM
merce, and the lives Of thousands OF inno-
cent men, women and children, demanded
that these men should be cut off, and thus
the possibility of their succeeding IN their
horrid purpose, forever frustrated.
Theirs was position most trying 10
hlgh-minded, gallant and merciiul men
They were called upon to assume the
most awful responsibility that can devoiVe
upon man; and thank God, they proved
themselves equal to the emergency IN
which they were placed. There were
but two commissioned officers on board,
and the law requires five to constitute a
court martial. Ii became the duty there
fore, of the commander to decide upon
the fate of the guilty wretches; and a.
though he had the right to call upon his
brother officers for their opinions, yet it
devolved upon him to act. His was the
responsibility and in the full view of his
duties as an officer, man and Chris
tan, Captain Mackenzie fearlessly and
faithfully discharged what he deemed his
duty to his government, to those under
his command, and to the maritime world.
That there will be some individuals
found, DESTROYS Of questioning the correct'
ness of these executions, we do not
doubt; but the good and intelligent in
every condition of lile---thoso who reflect
upon the position which Captain Macken-
zie was placed, and what would have
been the consequence of rescue had the
horrible purpose of Spencer and his COM
rades been Observation-Disclosures for 4 mo-
ment hesitate to award to him the highest
praise. Let the mind for single mo-
ment picture TO itself the consequences to
the crew and passengers Of our packet
ships, if the Solners--the fastest vessel in
our service---fully manned and equipped,
were now piratical brig under the COM
mand Of such man as Spencer, laying
in wait for, and interceptng vessels be-
tween this port and Europe! Let them
imagine the horrors which would have re-
suited from the contamination of his he'll
fish purpose-and then if they can. lei,
them condemn those who have so fear
lessly discharged a most painful duty,
and assumed the power TO carry into effect
the spirit Of our laws when in position
where lis forms could not be complied
with
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FIGURING Mill.

FNyHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
4 that he has taken the mill commonly known
as the "NIford Mill or "Jacks0n's Mill, situated
at the town of Milford on Fox River, near George
town, where he viii bo happy to do lis best to
please all who may favor him will; their custom
The mill, which has always borne fair repula-
ton, is now in better order to do work than il per-
haps ever has bcen having been lately thorough
ly repaired, and having received new Smut Ma-
chine and new Bills, Of a superior quality
The undersigned, confident that he can do his
work as well rs it can he done in the country re-
specially solicits a trial. j. l.. SKINNER.
Nov. Is, 1911. 2i---tf
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Gloves and llittcns.

FHNllE subscriber has on hand, first
Il rate huckskin Gloves, mems and
boys Mitlens, for sale ut lis dwelling
near his ,annery in Ottawa, Green o.,
dry deer skins wanted.
PLATT THORN.
November IL, 1912. c3-2m
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EaE f:vEAg.,

MARRIED--On the eth ult., in La Sale, by
the Rev. Mr.. Dickinson of Peru, Mr.. RonLnr
SHEPPARp Of Chicago, to Miss SEM lSrul, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Zenas Dickinson, Of La Sale.
The accompanying documents" duly rccei.
we'd. Tho happy couple have our thanks
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SlE91DiS kScses LSssstc OF SatsS'
YENHE subscriber offers for sale the fol-
H lowing real estate, to wit: The
n. T.. ! of sec. 20, L. 80, n. Il. 3 f.. 3D..
principal meridian, containing $50 acres.
About one half of the above tract is tim
Der OF good quality for fencing. and the
remainder is of the first quality of prairie
for cultivation.
The land is favorably situated in good
neighborhood of settlers, and is very
desirable tract for a person wishing a farm.
The price will be reasonable, and the
terms of payment easy. Tite inaiSpu-
table. ANNE l.. EDGCOMB.
Ottawa. Dec. %, 1912. 20-3m
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THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.
List of Letters

ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at La Sale,
q a up to the LIST ofJanuary, 1913.
Anderson Edward Kennoda Michael
Allen John knopp A G
Baldwin Il Kinney ii l. & Co
Bradford G ID Knopf Henry
Brown Warren Kinney ii l.
Bearloot John knickerbOcker -
Bigger William Lawler Thomas
Barnham Thomas Lukins Clement l.
Brown Joseph NJ Low Cornileus
Bowels John Low George
Baldwin - Lewis Zimri 9
Correll VI Leonard Harvey
Connor James Mills Freeman
Garfield John Mckinney DB
Collins Charles McNamard James
Clarke William McKinzie & Thrall
Conelly Charles Murphy Patrick
Cox John Mallory II
Clnelelter Mrs NJ Murphy Peter
Chumasero VIM Miniham Maurice
Dresden Pelehy Mcknight Thomas
Davis William Marsh F b
Dyer Edwin Manley John
Duilty Barnard May John L
Bowling John McDowl Andrew
Duncon Nicholas Manning NJ
Dalton Walter Perry Charles
Donavan Jerry Powell L Rev
Fillmore Emma W Rhoades Lyman L
Elliott G W Reynolds G. W
Ellis F b Rugg Henry
Fernsell John Skinner John n
Gibins Edward Shaw Marthy Miss
Garvoy Timothy Seymore Mary Jane
Griffin John Slack A
Green-- Smith $ G.
llyotte -- Schroeder W II
Hendricks John Seybold Josiah
Harrison DR. Spencer Charles
Hogan Emelia Seely Doctor
Hayes John Ieat Mrs Susan
Higgins Johnjr Tool Timothy
UoIlingsworth G d Townsend A Y
Hills Thomas Wood Harvey
Hedge James Wells Mrs
Hoffman J Wilson John r
Johnston John Whitehead Herman
Judge James Wlxom Justin d
kinney& TownsendWhilehea Doctor
u1rPersons calling for letters on the above list,
will please mention that they are advertised.
II. L. OSBORNE, Postmaster
La Sale, January |, 1919. 3l--3
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Executors Notice,

executors notice.
VHNlIE subscriber, executor of the last
- will and testament. Of Joshua Brown,
deceased, notifies and requests all persons
having claims against said deceased, to
exhibit the same to the subscriber or to
the Probate Justice Of La Sale county for
settlement, within nine months from the
date hereof. LEVI KELSEY. ir.
Executor.
Dec. 80, 1912. 3d.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

D4uiNiSIR8IUR' ) NOiICE.
A LII persons having claims against
"a the estate of Joseph Cloud, deed.
are notified and requested 10 attend before
the Probate Justice of the Peace of La
Sale county, alta probate court to be hol-
den in and for said county, nj his office in
Ottawa, in said county, on the first day
of February next, when and where the
subscribers will appear for the purpose of
settling aud adjusting all claims against
said estate; and all that are indebted TO
said estate are requested to make immcdi-
ate payment.
NEWTON CLOUD, admir-.
JANE Nj. CLOUD, .3lm'r.
Ottawa, Dee. lG, 1912.
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List OF letters

List OF letters
I'D EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Ottawa,
4 a up to the lst Of January, 1913.
Ayres Barton Hollands Edwin
Adams Darius Isbcll Josiah Ii
Bachelden Sarah Jacobs o
Barnes q Johnston. fargus
Bechler Joseph Kimball Russell
Bradshaw Mr. Loring David
Blake Daniel Lett Thomas
Bruse Silas q l.ahey John
Boo Ender Osmonson Lamb Is
Burard Martin Lewis James
Brock Solomon Martin VI w
Basnett Mrs Mary A Morton Miss Caroline
Barnes Nh Miller Marshall
Baldwin Samuel Mcdonald Walter
Burt William MalIy Peter
Basley Edward Morgan Richard
Baldwin Elmer Mace Gideon
Barnhart Alphas Mory Elijah
Brewster Mr. Madison Matthias
Bagly VT Merritt ii
Cation Mrs ] d Mil!ikin Samuel
Crook Sylvanus Moore W Z
Cronan James Norton Miles
Cavanaugh I OGonner Ambrose
Grain Charles Oliver Richard n
Coulle james Omalley Thomas
Cur.es Mrs Iavina Peck George )
Chapman Rev Mr. Pope Josiah
Cummings Bradish Parker Samuel
Chase T. Phillips NJ
Duffy Patrick Pcrley Nathaniel 2
Duffy Barnard Humphrey Bcal
Danovun Marihew Humphrey Mrs Maria
Daely Patrick Rutherford w
Dickinson Zenas Rugg Luke
Dickinson Capt Robinson Joseph
Dickinson Mrs Sarah Russell James
Downs III ID 2 Rausicd b L
Domany Ezra Russell
Debcrow Martin Reynolds Mrs Ellen
Dow A + Robson Thomas
Dooy Richard Rog Joseph
Dyke james Royal Charles
Enkson Levi Rnd Jackson
Flagg William Siirsln Samuel
Fullor Sylvester Stanley Thomas
Fin Patrick Sampson Stephen
Gentleman William Sindam Rev John
Graves Eliza a Simmons John +
Green John Slrawn James
Green Giiher Sampson 5 IL
Griggs Mrs Elizabeth Shurt III
Howe David Sullivan Thomas
iIoldcrman Abraham Shonts Ebcn NJ 4
iioldcrman Barlow Trumbo Matthias
ilobur, Il Towne Olion +
| Hess Benjamin Turner Capt p
Hall Eli Towner Leonard
| Heath Hiram Thomas j b
| Hubbard John TwiichelI Horton
| ITaskll William Warren jain
! Higgins Jesse Westylmos g
! Henderson John loungman Doct n
| Iia6ley w Youngman Forinda
| flodgson Thomas lcway William
QJpcrsons calling for letters on The above lis,
will please mention tina, they are advertised.
A. WOODRUFF, Postmaster
| Ottawa, January |, lsA3 3--3
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Il. ID. Brewster,

Il. ID. Brewster,
So - For,carding g. Commission
3 ~, $3.50; ~ Merchant, PERU. La Salls
county, Illinois.
PERU. March !, 1912
j. iI n. j. abraham,
Daa'rs ia D.y G'ot Groceries, aud Hsadrarr,
Peru, Illinois,
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Asintlc E.caging sccf,.

FlHIIE subscribers have just received,
Il on commission, a few pounds of
the above article, which is offered to the
farmers of this county at the very low
price Of sixteen dollars per pound, i,
forms a most impenetrable fence aitcrlhree
years growth, and the expense OF keep.
ing it in repair is !riA;ag,
WALKER 81 HICkEiNG.
Ottawa, June 20ih lsi2.-.-4lf