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80 - Tn.u~c, sept. U.ber the Eleventh.,
1919, 70 TIE Peopic or New York.
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p,,,r.l5 by ohs C. r7 ioa ~ 5halj ec Committee re
pre,ea.iHE s-,s Ssst,te D3str5ct If Tie STATE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

V,H1 GREAT SECRET DlsCOVEREDICOHhftIS
| PA1ENT YEisT-Ths Yeast acid which, beng
combned 10 proper chemical proportions win an ssa I'M
n,snon,es The dough with aci without affecting
m any way osna properties OF the fouf nno mus ~neu
bn ed producing PERFECT IRrAD In n. use Of
ITDSANTs PA 1 ENT YEAST
there never con he good tor having poor bread
cal certainty never 70 msa a.
cal ceriny and If the brend be 20! bgh ponzy and '"e
If in a word be no; perfect. because the proporons oi
the Yea., SaErau. not exactly ngh ne eonnou
mode of rang dough the slow process Of vnou' feeo
,stIon the mode ano- neou,
You ray ma ke IT, and and have on the hoe 700,
IN thirty minutes and not cold a, you ,Es, "HnoU
lie ager 70 your health. Sold wholesale and retail by
-~ " ". r. MUSSEY Clinton Hail..
I'd snrn-r NJ k-Nkrl'n rn0 NnE-----. ------..
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ECONOMY AND PisHlON,-The subscriber has
rrducel his superior Inati0n No.eskn Hats On fuf 10
xEo dies to the extreme oS prcs 0t g. % "a, - !
geuu,y with hats od e2 % and SO. also. constantly
manufacturing Fur and Silk o the be qualify a'es' pe@
terms and ut the lowest price,. Il, -.
u B. County denIer. supplied By the care AZ low nos
~ ~ W KELLOGG. I11 Canal street.
.,I92,. corner NJ hnmpsoo rres.-
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i bc rris ht he ei~fk 80 ~. house u ho W p0ts A.
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JAMES n COLLIER.
arrnRNHys AZ LAW .Nr sul1'iTuAs ~ tUArcsRf,
WILL attend ;u tu, aurrs- 'lbf may ." 'HtA'f>l !"
w then 300 tae sNnnus courts oi 1w 1uf eupf hp
81 '..il iAr.UH., the collection Hrt ''~afns ~ de
,,1. r guy rs. s state ihr ft'ues' 81. s-u"def ia
JOAN s COLLIER
p',a.s address y NJ dHS J. H. o'siier. bnshAmion-
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" & ] MORRISON %.
IMPORTERS and Ter, n -rali ''afs. y" fnt
u (. c'u 81. d. ., r,,r, II, the nre.u hah we le ine
con, var "f.;-t. i" Co;to Js' 49, - "tSin 3;n
90. grs.s p,sCs Pure U:EaLsats 90 IMst, "a, pn,
WsdGine Hs, and Laee Pa. oE 5s, sns o. and
Bindinsa K t1snihsnxs , Had<. c wv yl6 amc
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tLI-F on IlN- FkOM
t-sSssT --s.,---<.-fsN fN .ERMNNN. mu, r'pe,tiubtn
N4SW NH8~ torn. the tiiF~ stf Nsw era nnd
m puDlf m s,n-r hn hh, located him eli M tAs cty.
nd u.n. Ia lny At AZ R'urdaf. Hfs" al no ruripes
,.ur,n.n' o Specue 10, upd Hc'dns "inA i Cool -,'ct
md Sire Frm iie would no frinnd M n'c 10 "hon
nee the Inst rne ,an that hy Boo. know rdc ~ tho optical
.,.n.- h.. n can HE. 20 lhs elnrr suas~ "f any
I..s.u4. WIN weak 4~i gl--ss
Inch " N Eo.a.y hcfeit lud NOT = 900 the 'th fnieuhI
r Do. "a a. y, .t, ul rnp'riN~ ground Gas-7
the iiu->t lp winch ush th-f hsf ""sh 7nd true
round, produce he pt- Ni-'n ~ hANe De uk'p un
mi inproyin' sight ~ 'niinnoi "f''h' nnH irndnf
nor, rgrnn, md such ~ have e rnt'~i up"n "r
nnr,c rnn nl.o hc suited He n'tt' se"c ne~ Ens-s
,. ain, m old rrmcs Gni snlc'is the patronage uf al
van oi y articles l'en-. call ~
'IoW Vi WISE DutciNn ~ Rfondw-y.
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NURSE WANTED A respectable Eus'h. SC cLehi
OF tus,r.fe vour, ~,,rnsn wEn'-t. IN snail
--J. tn t-k- ehs-Es I'd r---n if1aif~ at No ~ e-e
Fpu-t--ftn sff~'-H'- lr.,r 80 , AN-ne" .
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Communicated.

To the editors the Oimca Free 7Jadlr:
Dean SIns-I am the father of John 7. Wal
ter, who came to Mr.. William Richardson's last
fall, aud who SO mysIcrously disappeared. I'm
der the circumstances it is due from me to Mr..
Richardson and his family to make the following
statement:
MY unfortunate son and Mr.. Richardson and
nmily have always been on the best terms, as well
as Mr. Rchardson's father and family and myself
aud family, who are near ncighbors in the state OF
New York. My son had been living at Syca-
more, De kalb count, and was unfortunate in
his business there. lie wrote to Mr.. Richardson
before he left Sycamore that he should leave there
and wanted to rent some land of him and make II
home with him and his family, and soon came
on to Mr.. Richardson after writing the letter, in
! Mr. Richardson's absence at Chicago. The same
evening he arrived two families who had taken
the farm previously arrived, and all his anticipa
tons were cut oil, My son was at and away from
| Mr.. Richardson from Tuesday night until Satur
dav noon the last any account had been had o
| him until the body was found this sptins. Mr.
| Richardson was at Chicago with drove of cattle
when my son came to his house, and did not &c
back ia time to see hun a, all.
/ further state that an surprised to find re
'por,s in circulation that Mr.. Richardson has beer
the means Of the death OF my son. These reports
are the heigh, of ingratitudc, and made by som,
low persons who possess malicious disposition
and without the least possible foundation.
further take great pleasure in stating that Mr.
Richardson, when he lived in the state Of New
York, was very much respected as a business mar
and good ncighbor. His father and IA
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VIII. County Convention.

Tho wing county convention met in the court
house in Ottawa on the 10Th inst, and was called
to order by appointing, A. Lewis, Esq, of Brook
field precinct, president pro tenn.
On motion, Elmer Baldwin was then chosen
president of the convention, Isaac Hardy and =.
Schcmcrhon vice presidents, and Jos. w. Dow
and Joseph Iatshaw secretaries.
The convention then proceeded to ballot for
candidate to be supported by the whg party at
the ensuing August election for the Office of She
riff at which balloting Harvey Leonard having
received a majority Of all the votes, was declared
unanimously nominated.
In like manner, William T. Baycy was nomi-
nominated candidate for the Office Of coroner.
And Robert Rowe for the office Of county COM
missioner.
Voted, that the Ottawa Free Trader and Chica-
90 Journal he requested to publish the proceed
ngs of this convention.
Adjourned sine die
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y,biy Di.tti,tIouycuiion.

The whig district convention for the district Of
La Sale, Kendall, and Grundy counties, met at
the court house in Ottawa % the 10Th ut, and
was called to order, ELMER B,LnwrS being cho-
sen president, |. HAnnY and p. ScnEMEnuoRN
vice presidents, and J. ". Dow and J. LArsuAw
secretaries.
The object Of the meeting having been stated
by NJ. H. swift, the convention proceeded to bal.
lot for three candidates to be supported by the
whig party, for representatives, to the state cgis-
arurc for this district upon which ballot William
Vernon, John 9. Champn, aud Isaac Abrahams
having each received majority of all the votes
given, were declared unanimously nominated.
VIM. VI. True, NJ. II. Swift, Peter Schemcr-
horn, Moses Booth and Lcander Newport, were
appointed district committee for the ensuing
year.
\ vote was passed requesting the Ottawa Free
Trader and Chicago journal to publish the pro-
cecJings Of the convention, and then, there being
no further business before the meeting, it adjourn.
ed sine de-
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JUSTICE AND EQUALITY
THE FREE IRA DER.


RL"H vU be noticed By orr reuters
that orr paper this 'ccck appears on a
much smaller sheet than heretofore.
THIS is owng TO disappointment in mt
rcceiring paper ofhe usual size from
Chicago, curing to the bad siatc IF the
roads, ne hope 10 be aJie 10 guari
against Simiir disappointment in iu-
TIRE.
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The Agcrincs Of Rhode Island hove capp'd the
climax of their iniamy by sentencing GOV. Dorr
to imprisonment for life in the pcnitcnuary
They will next pass vote Of ccnsurc on the con
gress of l716 for promulgatins the abominabI,
hcrcsy, that governments derive their just pow
ers from the consent of the governed
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among the oldest settlers, and most respectable
and wealthy farmers of our county. | further
state that Mr.. Richardson ha. done everything in
his power since have been IN the country to as
sst me in my business in this unfortunate affair
and respect him as an homes, nan and gentle
man, aud shall always feel grateful 10 him and
lis family for the uncaIlcd-ior trouble they have
had in the whole unfortunate transaction. fur
Their state tina, do not believe any human baud
had any agency in my sons death.
JOSEPH WALTER.
Dtt,v, Iniy = 1914
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Temperance in MaesachuSettS.-lt is with great
difficulty that any thing stronger than coffee can
now be obtained in Massachusetts,. Two of the
principal Hotels in Boston, the American and
fremont houses, have been prosecuted for selling
wine to persons who have stopped there. No
wonder Daniel Webster exclaimed, "Wcre shall
| 20 2"
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QrThc New York Herald, an independent pa
per says, "CIay is, we think, losing ground some
what" The truth is he has nothing to lose. He
has been so often beaten that the political field the
race track and the card table, hold ont but little
induccmcnt to the craving, Of his appetite. lie
is now playing his last game, and Young
Hchory" will leave him as bankrupt IN the poll
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Mr.. FLGrcuER, the indomltable editor of the
Carrallton Advocate, has taken in a partner-ior
hre-happy dog, the he can afford it! 1t is said
to be a genuine locofoco match.
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The Philadelphia Chronicle gives an amusing
and graphic account of big Tyler meeting held
in that city on the 9th inst There were some
two or three thousand persons present. of whom
only about two hundred were Tyleritcs. All the
resolutions were voted down, and the meeting adj
journcd with three tremendous cheers for Polk,
Dallas, aud MuhIenberg.
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The ALTERATION in the names Of the prcsldcn
tial and vice presidential candidates is remarka
bic. 1t speaks Tor itself and speaks truly
Polk and Patriotism
Dallas and Democracy
Clay and Cooncry-
Frclnghuyscn and Federalism.
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The Mormon E,imcmI,ic..

iu tie community ia relation to the circumstau- ,
GEES connected with the murder Of the Mormon .
prophet Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum .
and as 10 is of the utmost importance that, ~ an .
affair of such consequence, the true state Of the /
facts should be known, We have been to the trou-
bic Of compiling, from variety of sources, such .
an account Of the whole affair as will we apprc- /
hcud-bc found to be generally accurate.
with the facts connected with the destruction .
OF The printing materials Of the Nauyoo ENposi- .
tor the nam cause OF all the subsequent 'IiiirI-
ties, and with what took place amer that u"u'
hoy. ora arrived IN hancoc" county, our read
cs have already been made sufficiently iam'iaf'
We shall therefore conhnc ourselves 70 what to1N
place alter Gov. ford s. ARRIVAL
The Governor reached Carthage on the NOM
ing OF Jcnr 2lst lie found The people greatly |
cHoHPcpicd aud under arms. 10 prevent al No-
lcncc lac assured them OF his determination to IN
'c''sa'c thoroughly al the charges a"'seu against
Jhc Mormons aud to bring them TO punishment,
advising the people, however not TO lay down
,
need be- to assist him. lie then addressed let
ter to the mayor and council OF Nauvoo, asking
them to send TO him two Of their most discreet CT
items to make such explanations Of their recent
conduct as they might have to oilcr
As a means Of carrying out his plans, and that
Smith might not dictate his own terms, the Go
vernon, at the same time, ordered out the 4h br-
gadc Of militia, and despatched messenger to
Alton for the arms IA the state arsenal to be used
in armiug tho people
The next day, (Juuc 22l) dcputltlon from
and on behalf Of the authorities Of Nauyoon wait
ed upon the Governor with all tho required olli-
dayits and explanations. After a patient exami-
nation, it being apparent that the Law had been
tramplcd upon in the destruction OF The press, the
Governor informed the committee that those en-
/ gagged in it must submit TO the law or the militia
would be called to arrest the offenders. a con-
stable and twelve men were then despatched To
| Nauvoo To arrest those concerned IN the outrage
but, ON arriving there, they found that Smith, and
the rest implicated, had either fled or sccrctcd
| themselves. The Governor then at one procce-
dcd to take measures to brIngth offenders to JUS
tee by cocrciyc means; but before the arrange
mcnts were perfected, Smith sent a messenger to
the Gov. informing him Of his willingness to sur
render himself and comrades upon condition OF
the Governors assurance that their persons should
| bcprotcctcd from illegal violence. The assurance
was given in the strongest and most positive
terms, aud not only by the Governor on his lnd-
yidual responsibility but he was joined in it by all
! the officers aud men under his command. Ac-
corlmsly, ON Monday, June 9th, Joseph Smith,
| lIyrum Smith, and some fifteen others, parties
and witnesses, left Nouvoo for Carthage. About
four miles west Of Carthage they were met by a
company Of about 60 men under Capt. Dunn, who
was ON his way 10 NauvoO with an order from
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The Young Hickory Club

VIII meet at The court house to.mor-
row evening. Several speeches may be
expected. Turn out,
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FOR CONGRESS
JOHN WENTWORTH.


DEMOCRATIC CORRESPONDING COMMITTEES.
Fur hc Gn9h Congressional District:
NIB. sPALDlNG, Of Kane county,
+, B. 1S,,IdA.Gr of Cook county.
EDNUND WILCOX, of WIN county.
JOHN HlSE, Of la sale county.
Far Hc ninth Jqa'cioi Circuit.
Brcut--D & Salisbury. NTshaH-S. Ramsey
Pe0ia- W II .fcsscudcu, PuiDnGi--A j.. AWrs
Nark--O. Whl'dkcr /. k1N-E J., May o'
Kud0H-rius Howe. hmf-M.W Fletcher
LqSMe-M. Il, lloil,slcr. Ogt-lI. T. Moss.
For In SHc Couuiy.
\. Hoes j. IIisc, W. T.. IIo,tcr r. LaJlin,
and \. Woodruff
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How TO punis.l ~ CCqucitc.

There was aprotly and cruel one, who,
had led captive many lovers, by her ari-
fees, and when they popped the question.
she enjoyed her triumph by decided re-
(usal.
A rognish wit suffered himself to be
(apparendy) caught in her net He fol-
lowed up the courtship with surprising,
assduily, and at length he took an op-
portunity to offer his hand in a very for
NAL manner. As he expected, the deci
ded NO was uttered in loud tones, while
her eyes shot forth a delirum of trium-
plant joy.
The youth Immediately smotc his
hands together, and falling on his knees
eXclaimed-'Oh! dear madam! accept
my warmest thanks, for you have made
me the happiest of men! My father ur-
ged me on to this cOurtship. He threat
ened to disinheril me if did not do my
best. Spies were set TO watch me, and l
was obliged TO leign the most ardent love
for you-but now that you have refused
me, am free. | EN- at liberty TO reveal
the secret! Only one more favor dear
madam-go with me TO my father, and
confess to him that have well perform
ed the part Of wooer, and that you ne
yer suspected that was compelled 10 this
step
Then | have been made fool off,
said the coqueue, sobbing aloud.
Yes, my dear madam--but no harm Is
done since you never cared straw for me
and if you had admired me, you know
that | should have been obliged to marry
you, or submit to the loss of my inheIi-
lance
Strange 10 say, the young lady now
fell violently in love with the man who
had treated her so cayalierly; but as he
had cast his eye elsewhere, all her tears
and signs were unavalllng. and she was
obliged to take her place among the love-
lorn damsels of the day.
! Cadid,--'You have visited my daugh-
E ter a long time, said an anxious mother
+ to young gentleman of our acquaintance
the other day; What are your intentions,
srr
Honorable, entirely so,' said the gen.
tleman; i intend backing out, as the
t coachmen say
You do, do you! backing out eh :!
, and pray, sir, what are your reasons tor
C deceiving the poor girl in this way
a Il have several, said our friend.
= well, name one if you can, you imp
n of Satan-you little WASTED, knock kneed,
= carot-haired, pale faced, gimblet eyed, no
# whiskered dolt--you thing--you scrap
T. you iag,end Of nohing-you--
Your daughter said he, interrupting
Il her, don't wear her hustle right. have
seen it one sided Her dress maker tells
= me she is padded in a dozen places, and
u wears two pair Of stays-her false teeth
; don't stay in well, and she puts castor oil
on her wig. madam. can't stand such
y careessness.
=
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!, BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

BY the arrival at New York Of the packet
ship Europe, Captain Furber, from Liverpool,
dates 10 The 10th January, two days later, have
been received.
Cotton has advanced full 2-3d Of penny
sterling.
The London Morning Herald says that Mr..
Packenham, the newly-appointed British Envoy
to the United States, carries out with him full
Instructions to negotiate settlement of the Ore
gon Territory In dispute.
Mr.. Packenham may be expected to arrive in
this country every day, having sailed from
Portsmouth on the 18th ult, the same day the
Europe sailed from England.
IRELAND.
THE STATE TRIALs.-On Thursday Mr.. Moore
.. c., applied to the Court Of Queens Bench OF
he part Of the traversers, that the panel o
special jurors BIZ quashed and set aside, or can.
celled, and that mandamus, or order in the ma
ture of mandamus, should be issued, directed tt
he right honorable the recorder of the city o
Dublin, commanding him to place on the list O
jurors for the year 1874, in the county of tho city
,f Dublin in their proper order, the names of d.
vers persons, to wit, of twenty-seven persons
whose qualifications respectively, to be pacee
On the list, was legally proved before, and allow.
ID by the recorder as special jurors
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DEATH OF JUDGE MAGRUDER.

We have (says the Baltimore Patriot of last
EVENING" melancholy duty to perform in an
uoancing the death of the Hon. RIcHARD B. Ma
GRUDER, one of the Associate Judges OF the 9th
Judicial District. He died suddenly this morn
ing at half past one o'clock, in the fifty-seventh
year of his age, of an affection Of the heart. He
had been, for a long time, in weak health, but
never, for day, neglected the arduous duties Of
his Office, even after it became manifest that
they were fast wasting his remaining physical
powers. Of him it may be said, as was said Of
the late Judge CASTOR, Z" He died in the harness,
working to the last moment Of his existence :"
He was in court on Saturday, and transacted,
with accustomed puncluality, the business which
came before it, and left his seat on the bench,
never more 10 return to it.