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Fatal Casually.

On Saturday, the % inst, Mr.. William AIcock
and Mr. Samuel Bidemead, two citizens of Bristol
Kendall county, in crossing Fox river at that place
in canoe, were unfortunately drowned. They
were within a rod or two of the opposite shore
when sudden motion Of one of them upset the
b5at, and being unable to swim or avail themselves
ofany other resource, unhappy persisted. A Mr.
Seey who was with them, barely escaped with
his life, aud though he made some efforts to save
his companions, from his own exhaustion, they
were unavailing.
The deceased were both natives Of England
and had been but few months in the country
both, as is understood without relatives this side
Of the Atlantic. They were both young men Of
industrious habits, and had acquired the confidence
and respect of the community of which they had
50 recently become members. Nr. Alcock was
,wen,y-four years Of age and the son of a rcsPec'
table Baplis, clergyman, now living in England
Mr.. Bidmead was twenty-one years old. Thei'
funeral was attended on the % inst at Bristol
by large assemblagc of the most respectable
citizens.
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We should before now, perhaps, have noticed
the religious revival that has been going on in this
place fur the last few weeks. 1t commenced under
the minislralion of the Rev Mr.. Edwards, Baptist
clergyman, who was assisted in his lahors by the
resident ministers and occasionally by some from
abroad, through whose combined fundamentally
quite a number, it is hoped, have found peace
with their God On Mr.. Edwards leaving, the
work was continued by the Rev. Mir. Stephens
who commenced by delivering course OF Twelve
lectures on the Second Coming OF Christ, aud ha-
wing got through with them, he has continued to
preach from evening to evening. His labors, TOO,
have not been without success. lie has succee-
Died in awakening much anxious inquiry III
relation to the lcariuly important subject oil
his lectures, aud others too, have been brought
10 seek an interest in Christ's Kingdom. The
season has been enc of much refreshing to the
Christians Of this place, and has given the great
cause firmer foothold among us.
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Pennsylvania State Convention.

The democratic convention which assembled at
Harrisburg on the Alb inst to nominate candidates
for governor and canal commissioner, was fully
attended, every county in the state being repre-
sen,cd. Considerable excitement was manifested
in regard to the candidate for governor, but the
matter was settled on the 81 ballot, which resulted
in favor of the Hon. HENRY A. MUHLESBLnG, OF
Rerks county, by a majority of II. The vote
stood as (ollows Muhenberg, G7-Shunk, So
After the result was made known to the convcn'
ton, a resolution was unanimously passed to sup
port the nominee, and was chccrfully acquicsceC
in by the friends Of the defeated candidate.
JosuuA lIARrsuoRS, Esq, of Chester county
was ON the first ballot, duly nominated for cana
commissioner.
Delegates were also chosen to attend the demo
mocratic national convention, which assemblies 81
Baltimore on the 4lh Monday of May next. a
resolution was passed insruciiug the delegates to
vote for MARrIN VAS BuRnN for president, ana
RIcuAnU ". JouNsov for vice president. The
sense Of the convention having been previously
taken On the presidency, it was found that Nao
Buren had o and johnson 80 votes.
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Cluyu DucIllst.

The following paragraph occurs in Prenicc's
"Liie Of Henry Clay" 1t is a plain statement, of
facts, by one of Mr.. Clay's warmest admirers, and
needs no comment:
Mr.. Clay brought resolution before the house,
1.-THE Kentucky house Of representatives., that each
member, for the purpose Of encouraging the in
dus,ry of the country, should clothe himself in
garments Of domestic manufacture. This reso.
luton called into exercise all Mr.. Marshall's ,a-
Tents OF vi,uperation. lie denounced i, as the
project of demagogue, and applied variety Of
epthets To is author, which no parliamentary
rules could testify. Mr.. Clay's language in reply
was probably of a harsh character, and the quar-.
rel proceeded from one stage to another ill &C.
cordng to the Jaws of honor, which every
Kentuckian Of tina. day was taught to reverence
no alternative remained to Mr.. Clay, and he was
required to challenge his antagonist. The parties
met and the first shot was e,c angrd with.
out other effect than a slight wound TO Mr.. Mar.
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Important Ekccisicu.

The Supreme Court of the United
States has declared the Valuation Law OF
Illinois TO be unconstitutional. The de.
cision was made in The case Of J. l.. II.
M'Cracken Us. Chas. Hayward, on GER
lifcate of division in opinion from the
Circuit Court of the United States for H.
linois. Mr.. Justice Baldwin delivered
the opinion Of the court: LIST. That the
motion made by the plaintiffs counsel
ought to be granted in manner and form
as The same is asked; ID. That the re-
turn Of The marshal on the execution, UNI
der which the property was appraised and
not sold, because two-thirds of the ap-
praised value was not bid therefore. should
be set aside as insufficient; Sd. That the
court should direct the marshal to sell the
property levied on in the usual mode at
public auction to the highest bidder, with
out having the same valued by three house
holders, without regard to the valuation
which has been made, and without requ-
ring two-,hirds of said valuation to be bid
therefore; 4lh. That the court should d.
rect the marshal to proceed and sell the
property without regard TO the provisions
of the act of 9Th February, 1871, of the
Legislature of Illinois, and the rule adop-
ting said law at the June term of 1871
5th. That the court should direct the en-
forcement of said judgment according to
the laws regulating the remedy when said
Judgment was entered and the contract
made.-St. Louis Repub.
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March 20, 1874.


2 L ME subscriber, administrator of the
Il estate Of William lays, deed.
viii Offer for sale on the 20lh day OF
April next, the following articles 10 wit:
4 head of horses,
4 yoke of oxen,
, Wagons,
3poughs,
2cows and 3 yearlngs,
2 log chains,
he'd and bedding,
And numerous other articles too nu-
merous TO mention.
TeymS-A credit Of nine months will
be given on all sums over So, by giving
acceptable security,
All persons indebted to the estate of
VIM. Hays deed, are requested TO call
and make settlement, and those having
claims against said estate will present the
same TO the undersigned, or The proba,,
justice of LA Sale county.
GEO. HAYS, aim.
March %, 1874.
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REGULAR PACKET,

STATE or ILLINOIS, La Sale county S.
In Chanccry-PetIon for sale Of real estate.
q Office is hereby given to the heirs
a, law Of James Mccall, deceased,
and TO all others interested in the estate Of
said deceased, that, on the l2lh day Of
April, A. d. 1874, we shall present pc.
iilion to the circuit court Of said county,
then To be in session, for The sale of so
much of the real estate of said deceased
as will be sufficient to pay the debts Ct
said deceased, when and where YOU can
appear and show cause, ii any you have
why such sale should not be decrced.
DANIEL II. BURDiCK, admir-,
ELIZABETH KENT, Adm'x.
GLOVER 81 Cook, soils for pet.
Ottawa, Feb. %, 1914.
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WASHINGTON, March l., 1871.

WAS, NOTION, March j., lS4i.
On Saturday, Gci. Mckay, from the commit
tee Of ways aud meas, reported modification OF
the present tariff law 1t is no. such as we could
wish, bu, quite as fvorabc as we can expect to
carry through IN tho present Triangular mould OF
our government. On Monday, the house ordered
90 900 extra copies of the bill and report to be
published, and vii send you the earliest copy
that | get And will do you another favor.
You shall have the first copy of DR.. Duncan's
speech that | get have just been with the
Doctor to the GIobc90ce 10 read proof, aud his
cuts in iustrati1np Of federal whiggery are a
curiosity. will seni you a copy a little earlier
than the others in l.. Sale, and perhaps you can
make a speculation OF Of some of the wings y no
would like to see thsntcrnal piScea of iederal
coon, and also plctucs Of the banners of 1910.
To be serious abou the mater, we can get bu,
very few copies until the members are supplied
from those states where elections come oil first,
such as Connecticutand Virginia. The whig,
are pouring documents into Connecticut by the
cart load, ana conBfss men sent here To attend
to the interests of thepcopc and paid IS per day
therefor, are peramh laing that state making
speeches. If we Good only get Clay to 60 there
as he did at New CLEANS, we think the result
would be the same.
The committee on territories have reported II
bill foI a territorial tovcrnment in Oregon by a
strict party vote. ~ wings say Lord Packing.
ham will ask for hispassports if the bill! passes.
Well, he can have an kind of passports he plea
SEES, but he cant have Oregon.
1t is thought Mr.. Cihoun will accep, the office
of secretary of state, ID that Mr. Wright will de-
cline the judgship; Hich it is said, will be offer
ed to Ralph lngersoll ,Pf Con.
Douglass continuesycry dangerously sick, as
10 several other metbcrs. Senator Buchanan
was to have made "a, Oregon speech to-day
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Agricultural NOiiCc.

"a ME Executive Committee of the
Il La Sale county Agricultural Socie.
ty are requested TO meet at the court
house in Ottawa, on the Sd day of April
next, at l2 o'clock, NJ, to make prelim-
mary arrangements for the Sd annual
fair. The members of the society and
the friends of agricultural improvement
ale invited to attend.
ELMER BALDWIN, Pr8'nt.
Ottawa, March 8. 1874.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence of the Free Tr"der'
A NEW POST OFFICE.
WAsuINGroS, March s.

Messrs. H'Se 4 Oman
There is petition of eleven persons before the
post office department, praying the appointment
Of Bronson Murray as post master at Phiipaush,
and proposing to the department ore of the fol-
lowing plans:
LIST, A consolidation of the Offices at VermiIion-
vile and Point Republic into one at Lowell.
2nd, A change OF the post rout from Ottawa to
Pontiac, SO as to run through the town OF Philip
augh.
In favor of the petition of these eleven, sundry
Of my democratic friends at Ottawa have writ
ten me.
Another petitions ecommcnds Mr.. Bcldwln Tor
post master at another point; but, as 1t embraces
petition for sundry other post offices, cannot
tell how many, actually living in the vicinity oil
Mr.. Baldwin's neighbo,hood wish his appoint
mcut. Some Of these petitions object 10 the Pc
titon for tho Office a. Phpaugh. Several of my
democratic friends at Ottawa and other places
recommend Baldwin und demonstrate against the
Office at rhiIipaugh.
Col Murray, of New York city, is anxious for
the office at Philipaugh to which have no oblec-
ton. as have none at that of Mr.. BaIdwin's; as
| know not the men personally nor politically,
nor the locations of their respective residences
! But wish to do nothing that will conflict with
the offices at Point Republic, Nermilionvllc or at
Mackeys in Eagle prec met. am satisfied that
these Offices should exist.
Now what is the distance from these three
| places to these three Offices !
How many docs the settlement dependent on
the contemplated Office contain! And which
do the people interested prefer!
was at the department, this morning, and met
Col. Murray, of New York, there. lie was
strongly urging the PhiIipaugh office. Under
the circumstances, | thought best TO refer the
matter to the people, and agreed with Gen. Jy-
son. second assistant Post Master General, to
write letter to you, and that you would publish
it requesting the people interested in the matter
to take II vote on ,hc same and send on petition
answering the foregoing queries; and that GER
lIfcae should accompany each petition from the
circuit court clclk, who is an old settler
that all the persots signing ale interested III the
establishment of tie contemplated office, that Is.
that the new Office would be the nearest one IL
them, aud that they would be dependent upon ior
their letters aud papers. This would refer, sup
pose to the people who would not get their Ic'trs
,t ,iihar Ottawa Ia Sale krfmiIIuu willie Paint
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NEW GOODS.
Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
l In the estate Of James Lyons, deceased,
are notified and requested to attend before
the probate justice of La Sale county, H.
inois, at his Office in Ottawa, in said
county, on the fifth day Of May, A. d..
1914, for the purpose Of having The same
adjusted that being the day fixed upon
by the Administrator, in pursuance of the
statute, for the purpose Of settling and
adjusting all claims against said deccden,
J.. CONNES,
March 10, 1914. 400 Administrator
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shall. On the second and third trial, Mr.. Mar
shall's ball gave Mr.. Clay slight wound in the
eg.n~L the seconds now interered, and prevented
further c1n,inuance Of the combat.
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Notice,

THE Nerh-Wesern Baptist Conveniian ad-
iourncd nj darlington, Racine county, w. r.,
January 81, 1914, to meet at Ottawa, La Sale
county, HIS on the third day of Anil next, at 10
O'Clock, \. NJ. Elder Ashley, was appointed to
preach the introductory sermon.
March 90 iSl1
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, De Kalb county, S.
April term OF the De Kab county circuit court
A. d. 1914.
Patrick Cunningham Us. Edward Carncs,-
Attachment.
HDUBLlC notice is hereby given to
Il the legal representatives of the said
Edward earns, late Of said county, de-
ceased, whether executor, administrator,
or heirs, that a writ of attachment issued
GU, of the clerks Office Of the circuit
court in and for the county Of De Kalb
and state aforesaid, dated the 30lh day Of
May, A. d. 1910, at the suit Of Patrick
Cunningham, then of the county Of La
Sale, but now Of the county Of Kendall
and state aforesaid, and against the estate
of the said Edward Carnes, for the sum
of one hundred and fifty seven dollars,
directed to the sheriff of De Kalb county
to exccu,e-and which said writ has been
returned by said sheriff oxecu,td--and
which said suit is still pending in the cir
cult court Of said county of De Kalb, and
state aforesaid. Now, unles you, the
said legal representatives Of the defendant
herein, shall personally be and appear be-
fore the Judge Of the circuit court alorc.
said, on the first day of the mex, term
thereof, to be holden a, the court house
in Sycamore, on Monday the 10Th day
of April next, give special bail, ant
plead TO the said plaintiffs action. judg
ment will be entered against you in iavo
Of the said Patrick Cunningham, and ,h,
property herein attached sold to satisl,
the same with costs. Attest.
JESSIE G. KELLOGG,
J. W, llrLME. f7Wk De kaib cir. cont
pl'niI's Au'y.
Sycamore, March, End lSl4 3s-dl
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A Tyler state convention is TO he held in this
city on the frs, Monday Of April next.-SU,ga-
mo Journal.
We had not heard Of this before. By whom
was it called, and where are the delegates expect
cd to come front
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quite MiSiake,--A good lady, says
an exchange paper, who had two children
sick with the measles, wrote to friend
for the hes, remedy. The friend had inst
received note from another lady, nqui.
ring the way To make pickles. In the
confusion, the lady who inquired about
the pickles received the remedy for the
measles, and the anxious mother of the
sick children read with horror the follow.
ing: "Scald them three or four times
with hot vinegar, and sprinkle them wei
with salt, and in few days they will b,
perfectly cured"
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Siierih:tity.

WYE are authorized To announce the name
w of WILLIAM K. MACLAY as a can
jIdatc for the office of SHERIFF. at the en-
suing august election, suijsc, 10 The decision 81
he peopd on the first Monday OF August next.
Feb. 9, 1874.
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Take Notice.

TNIIE subscriber offers for sale at re.
4 duced prices for cash or produce
Broad-Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinelis
French Merinos, Bombazines, Satin ant
Silk We've, Vestings, Stocks, Cravats
lIandkerchiefs, Shirts, Shirt Collars
Suspendcrs, white silk aud kid Gloves
and every thing in his line of business.
JOHN SIlULER.
Ottawa, March II, 1874.
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BROAD CLOTHS,

Checks, cassimeres, ginghams, Penn.
sylvania and Kentucky Jeans, birds eye
diaper, Marsellies vesting, super. black
satin, silk velvet, fancy prints. rich fancy
muslins, edging, ill and needle work in
seriing, blond footing, bobine,t, blond and
black lace, swiss and null muslins, bish-
op lawn, satin stripe, jaconelt and cross
barred muslin. pongee and fancy silk
handkerchiefs, lallita, neck, cap and fam
cy ribbons, black silk galboon, super
bonnet ribbon, linen cambrick handkcr-
chiefs, ladies fancy silk cravals, do do
satin cravats, super. kid gloves, welting
cord, ladies black silk gloves, Irish lnin,
needle worn edging, double foundation
black silk braid, white cotton gloves,
brown. merino colored, and white cotton
hose, &c, &c.
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70 nii whom il .may concern.

o Ut WtsONl II si2dy COHCetn.
yE'AKE notice, that ~ the next term Of
l. tie Kendall county circuit cour, to
he holden at the court house in Y0rkvillc.
on the third Monday Of April next, shall
apply to said court 10 order sale Of all
he real estate Of Jacob Ceisler, deed,
seized for the raymcn, Of tic remaining
debts chargable against the estate Of said
Jacob Geisler, when and where al! per-
son interested can appear aud show cause
to the contrary il any they have.
b. CLARK,
Yorkvile Mar. 4, 1874. 1913 .9dminsf.
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Cast Iron Pumps,

EyOR sale a, the Stone Store, Peru, by Baldwin
h d Brewster. These pumps are made ON en-
improved plan, and are superior 10 any now IN
use. They are intended for house pump, to re
set in the kitchen, sink, or any other place most
convenient, with the lead pipe attached 10 lead
into the well, spring or cis,cTn They are so con-
strucicd that the water can he let out of them
without any trouble, to prevent them from fTce1ine.
For chcapness, durability, and convenience, these
numus need no recommendation after they have
been used We respectfully invite all who want
fir, rate pump to call and satisfy themselves.
Peru, Dec. ii. 1913. 26-tf
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Regular Packet for Illinois EiVe1


packet the ensuing sea-
son. leaving ST Louis every Saturday at 4 p. NJ,
aud arrive at Peru and Ottawa on the following
Mondays at II, p. NJ. Returning, will leaye
Peru every Tuesday at Q, A. NJ, and arrive az
ST. Louis on Thursday morning.
Capt. Dickinson, grateful for the liberal sup.
port which has been extended to him during mas,
seasons, hopes by strict attention to business en-
trusted to him to inertia continuance of the same.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
+. 5. & J. WADSWORrH, Ag'ts. CHICAGO,
HORACE NORTON 81 co.
WALKER & HICKLING, Ottawa.
JOHN HOFFMAN, /" Porn.
BALDWIN & BREWSTER.
STlhLMAN, CRAWLEY & Co. peoria.
GREEDY Il GALE, "St Louis.
w. II. TURNER & Co., d"
Which las, also agents for boats on the south.
ern and western rivers
Ottawa, February 90, lS4I.
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N E w GOODS.

VSNHE subscriber is now receiving. direct from
u New York. an assortment Of SPRING and
SUMNER GOODS, among which are the fol-
lowing:
Cadet mired. Blue. and Blue Black
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QTiIaving now got through with our heavy
tax list advertisements which have largely drawn
on our time and columns, we hope to be able to
make our paper more interesting to the reader IN
fnfure
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Locust frees.
Onion Seed.


p Office is hereby given, that the
~ subscriber has been duty appointed
administrator Of the estate of Barkly Cum
Minis, decd, late Of Livingston county,
and requests all persons having claims
against said estate TO present the same be-
fore the court of Probate of said county.
on the third Monday in June next, for
settlement. All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment, to HUGH CUMMINS,
administrator.
March 20, 1874,
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EsaUC u. Harmon.
Storage "A E0r.yarsi;ny

\ %1I1 by Alison WOODRUFF. n,
80 the steamboat landing, corner Of
:, il.-zS-sss4slz Columbus aud Water sis. Ottawa.
Hates cheap. CASH paid for Pork.
January 5, 1874. oo-s,
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OTThe spring term Of the circuit court for this
county, commences in this place to-day.
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WAsHISGTnN, March 10.
This day the house passed bill repeating the
land distribution, and one was introduced re-es-
Publishing the sub-lrcasury.
Since Wright has declined, the supreme judg.
ship has been offered to chancellor Walwouh.
John Y. Mason accepts of the navy department,
but nothing has been heard Of Calhoun yet.
Clay is now on the stump in Alabama and
from oil accounts Orleans luck will follow him
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ALSO, large assortment Of
HARD WARE.

Groceries at Wholesale d Retail.
50 hhds n. o. sugar,
1913 IBIS Molasses.
GO sacks Rio d lIav. coffee,
so boxes Raisins,
20 & ! do
10 drums fresh Figs,
46 IBIS dried Apples and peaches,
10 bbs Tar.
2 lierces Rice,
2 do Saleralus,
25 IBIS Ohio Whi.key,
do Brandy,
2 Or. casks Malaga wine,
do do Port do
bbs Linseed Oil.
do Lard do
do Castor do
30 boxes by 10 Glass.
so Kegs Nails I'd. To BOD.
IL dozen painted Pals.
10 boxes Tobacco, Ky. & Mo.
25,Kegs pure White Lead.
Also, NermiceIli, Olive Oil, White
Chalk, Red do, White & Red Lead dry,
Venetian Red, Spanish Brown, Chrome
Green, Yellow, and other Paints and dye
s,uhs, Pepper, Spice, Gloves, Cinnamon,
Mace, Nulmegs, Starch, Pipes and smok-
ing Tobacco, Chocolate, CandIe.sutks,
Shutters, Trace Chains, Paint, Varnish,
and Sash Brushes, Fish Hooks and
Lines, &C., &c.-Iust received aud 70
sae--vcry low, by
WALKER & UICkLING.
Ottawa, March 18Th 1874.