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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-02-09

n Fortune spent ,p0n a Book. The
Democratic Review says that the most
costly undertaking ever attempted by a
single individual, of literary character,
which unquestonably the world has yet
seen, is the magnificent work on the
aborigincs of Mexico, by the late Lord
Kingsborough. This s,upendeous work
is said to have been produced at the en-.
orInous cost TO the author of Gao, 900. or
Sl50,0O0. 1t is comprised in seven i'm.
mense folio volumes, embellished by
about one thousand superb illustrations
colored so exqusloly as to represent the
originals with tho most faithful eXaclness.
These volumes are Of such extraordinary
dimensions as TO be almost importable.
This unprecedented instance of magni-
cence IN the patronage of literature, is
rendered the more astonishing from the
lamcn,able fact of its having proved the
ultimate ruin of the protector. No, only
did this enthusiastic nobleman undertake
to deiray tho entire expence attending the
publication, in every item Of which, as
might have been expected, he had to
NEE! the most exorb.an, charges, but he
actually determined on having but very
limited number Of copies printed, we be-
lieve only fifty. after which the Autograph.
&c drawings. from which the plates were
taken were erased. The copies were
printed for graluitous presentation to the
several Royal ard Public Libraries in
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sIicYi!i.slty.

EETE are authorized to announce the name
w Of WILLIAM Z. MACLAY as a can
dldute for the Office of SHERIFF, at the en-
suing August election, sqijea To he dcc'sian oC
He itopie on the first Monday OF August next
Ieh. 9, 1871.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
CHERP for Cash or Prodvce

CHEAP for Cash or Produce.
HUST received, at the LADIES' FANCr
eH STORE in Ottawa, direct from New Yofk
and ST. Louis large assortmen, of
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
Consisting ia part, of
CosicoeS, Of all kinds, qualities, and prt-
ces; a good assortment Of Musiin de
LANES, French Dsnintc, for ladies'
dresses, iadies' Crayafs ari Laces.
Cotton and silk Umbrellas. Eannels
and Shalcis Of all descriptions. ,ohite
and 6fach cotton and worSiei Stock
mgs, bro'cn and tvhae Table Ssreaa.,
Ribbons, &c., &c.
Also, just received, large assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
For gentlemen, consisting Of coats, pants, vests.
boots and shoes, &c.
Also, a large quantity Of SHIFTING and
The public are assured that, as we have, n, III,
of our friends, abandoned oar in,r;,
lon OF going to New Orleans, we are determined
to sell at the incest possibh rates-chcaper the,
can be bought anywhere else in Ottawa. or in
Peru or Chicago. Ladies and gentlemen are ia.
v'ied To call before purchasing anywhere sl.e
hcm"mbet we charge nothing To show our good.
DON'T FORGET TO ChIIl
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EgE. {. Abbott

WHISTLES 10 inform the citizens Of Ottawa
w and vicinity that be has removed TO the
village of Ottawa with view Of practising in his
profession. Residence near the Mechanics Hall
Ottawa, Feb. > 1914 3Sv
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CITY GIONJ&L To
Fey .9ocI .5ohusou, Spr!nulCId. sIliuoi.


FsTllE travelling community are respectfully in
J. vleh 10 call. The accommodations cannot
he surpassed. Private rooms lors stage passengers
HATES or FARE:
One day, Is cts. Single meal, 25crs
Just one halilhc usual charge AZ stare -r,ttSrs,
c. Passengers can secure seats in all the stages
tnrnugh the proprietor. &S-lv
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La sale county, set
Circuit cour, OF sad county, to March term, A.
ID. lSll.-- William Reddlck Vs. Alunzo Wal
bridge, administrator, &c, Arthur Bronson,
James d. Campbell, and others.-In chanccry
BILL to tJrecose a mortgage.
n Office is hereby given to the said
| Y Arthur Bronson and james b.
Campbell. that the said William Reddick
has filed in the clerks Office of the circuit
court of said county his bill in chancery
to !orec!ose mortgage against them aud
others, and that a summons has been is
ued IN said cause, returnahie before The
SAID circuit court, on the first day of The
next term thereof, TO be holden at the
court house in Ottawa, on Friday the 29lh
day OF March, A. ID. lSi!---and ii appear.
ing by satisfactory affidavit filed in the
office Of the clerk of said court. that the
said Arthur Bronson and James =. Canp-
bell reside out of the state of liinoisc ::
Now unless they the said Arthur Bron-
son and James Campbell! shall personal
ly be an appear before the said circuit
court to be holden at the time and Mace
aforesaid, and answer TIE matters and
things contained and charged in said BILL.
the same will he taken AS confessed and
decree be entered against them accord
ing TO the prayer OF said bill.
l.. LELAND.
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Ottawa. Dee. 8. 1919.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, la Sale county, SET
Circuit court ut said county, To March term,
A.n. lSll-CharIcS II. Sutphen rs. Alexander
Fergerson, Davis e. Ballard, and the IN
known heirs of William Taylor, dcc'd.-Iu
chauccry.
Y Office is hereby given to The said
l Y Alexander Fergerson, Davis e. Ral.
lard, and the unknown heirs of William
Taylor. deceased that the said Charles II.
Suiphen has fled, in the clerks Office of
the circuit court of said COUNTY. his bill in
chanccry against them, and that sum
mons has been issued in said cause. re.
turHabe before the said circuit court, on
the first day Of The next term thereof, to
he holden at the court house in Ottawa
on Friday the 20Jh day day of March, A.
d. 1914. And it appearing, by sa,isFac-
tory affidavit, filed in the said clerks Of.
fee, that the said Alexander Fargerson is
a nonresident OF this state. residing in the
city of ST. Louis. in the state Of Missouri;
and that the said Davis G. Ballard is
nonresident of this state, residing in the
city of Boston, in the state of Massachu-
sets and that tho residence Of the said
unknown heirs is unknown: now, unless
you, the said Alexander Fcrgcrson, Davis
T.. Ballard, and the unknown heirs Of
William Taylor, decd, shall personally
De and appear before the said crcui, court,
o be holden al The time and place afore-
said, answer the said bill in chancery, tho
same will be taken rs confessed. and tho
matters and things therein prayed for be
'ecrecd according to the prayer Of said
,lll. j.. LELAND, Clerk.
SPRING q GooDRIcn, comp. soils.
Jan. %, 1914. 3d.
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SllcriI.stty.

4 7 the solicitation of many of my democratic
"A friends in various parts of La Sale county,
| am induced To oiIer myscIfas candidate for the
office OF SHERIFF, subject to the decision of the
county con ven,ion, should one he held
Peru, Feb, l. JOHN HOFFMAN,
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NEW STORE AT DAYTON.

n ME subscribers would make known
a. to their friends and the community
generally, and especially those visiting the
mills, that they have opened store at
Dayton, IL the corner room Formerly the
bar-room) of the brick tavern. where they
intend keeping as good an assortment of
goods as can be found in any country
store.
We solicit the patronage Of the public,
and pledge ourselves to sell as cheap as
we Go in Ottawa. Persons visiting the
mills will, consequently, be saved the ne
ccssliy of going to Ottawa for what art-
cIes they may want.
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a Ill. persons having claims against
"a the estate of John Johnston, deed.
are hereby notified and requested to at
tend before the probate Justice of La
Sale county, Illinois, at his Office in OF.
lawa in said county, on the first Monday
IN April next, for the purpose of having
the same adjusted that being the day
liked upon by the subscriber, in pursu-
ance OF the statute, for The purpose of SET
ding and adjusting all claims against said
deceden,. JAMES N. RrrpER.
Jan. 5, 1874. 29.6t. Administrative
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Storage u EOr:Yarsiinr-.

! BY Alison WOODRUFF. a,
VI the steamboat landing, corner Of
,, .sl..E Columbus and Water It's. Ottawa.
fa,e' cheap. CASH paid for Pork.
January 5, 1914. % .sn
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Il. ID. Brewster,
.sDhu EEOGinau.

T--tH..---,-,ll Forwrrding s. Commission
* f---sT MERCHANT,
PEUu, La Sale county, Illinois.
May y. l8i3. 4s-.,f
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wCO,, E'cI,ucco. and FYc,s,n

: LIBERAL Cash Advances made ou The above
u articles, fjr shpmrn, to New York.
THERON PARDEE.
CHICAGO Jan. 16. 1914. a
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administrators Notice,

; 4 VIE undersigned, have been ap-
n pointed by the court of probate of
La Sale county, administrator Of the es-
tate of Joseph Becker, deceased, the let.
tiers OF administration on said estate here.
lo'ore granted to Ursula Becker having
been revoked, hereby notifies all creditors
and others interested in said estate, to
present their claims 10 the court of pro.
bate of said county on the llth day of
March, \. ID. 1914, when and where he
Will attend to settle the accounts of said
estate ; and all persons indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to make pay
ment to the subscriber. JA3gz FlTcH.
ottawa Jan. ~, 1914. Slot.
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Cast srGn Pumps,

hFOR sale at the Stone Store, Peru, by BALDWIN
L d Brewster. Those pumps are made ON an
lmprovcd plan, and are superior to any now in
use. They are intended for housc pump, to be
set IN the kitchen, sink, or any other place most
convenient, with the lead pipe attached to lead
into the well, spring or cistern. They are so con-
slrucied that thu water can be let out of them
without any trouble, To preycntthcm from freezing.
For chcapncss, durability, and convenience. these
pumps need no recommendation after they have
been used. We respectfully invite all who want
a first rate pump to cali aud satisfy thcmreives.
Peru, Dec. II, lSl3. e6-tf
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FALL & WINTER GOODS.

FALL & WINTER GOODS.
VE'lE subscriber Is now opening. from New
n York, a general assortment Of STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Biae, Black, Br0'On, and Nirel
BROAD CLOTHS.
herps Gray Domestic Cloth,
Biack anb MEca Satfiaeis,
Bearer cloth,
Rel and Uhiie Nanne's,
DomcaficS and Bicached C0Hons,
Cation and UoNen Yarn,
And a variety of other goods, such as are usually
kept in country stores.
GROCERIES.
Teas, CcDce, Sugar, Molassrs,
Pug, smoking, and Gne-cm Tobacco,
Spices Of al hinds.
SHELF WARE.
Il large assortment Of Boston Nails,
tees, etc. etc.
ALSO, large assortment of
IHic& and Fine Boots,
ia. for Boys, superior,
/hick md Kip Brogaas,
Laiies' Slip and Ua'king Shoes.
The subscriber will receive in exchange for the
above, wheat, oats, taIIow, hccs.wav, dry and
green hides, deer skins, furs, and all kinds of
country produce. G. BURR.
Ottawa, Oct2I 1913, loft
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eSnnC %. xsaffsanu.

: !. sst7,. : Forwarding 8. Commission
{!a.s-.-7 ~ MERCHANT,
fhrc, La Sale county, Illinois.
liberal advances made upon Produce in S,ors.
o0'A paid Tor aay quantity OF Wheat, Corn,
Oats, and Pork.
Dee 1873 o5,r
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WINTER GOODS.

TETHG subscribers have jus, received al their
Il old stand in Ottawa, direct from New York
and Boston, their winter supply of
DRY GOODS,
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SfATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county, S.
Circuit Court, to March term, ISii.--Fe,ition
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-29
GOSHEN TP, HICKORY CLUB,

At meeting ofDemocrats held at the Lion Hotel in
New Philadelphia Saturday evening Feb. oath 1S44.
in pursuance of previous notice. Robert Copeland Esq.
was cnlled 10 the Chair and James p. Brown appointed
Secretary. 3N s6.us ..s4. .-f sle .l.ls lib.
Mr.V. P. Bonham stated the object ofthe meeting iu
few pettitent remarks. showing the importance Of a
thorough organization Of the Democratic party by The for
nation fUubs to concerted action and efficient
mean by which 10 meet and overthrow (he Federal
party, expose ito corupton pernicous doctrines and
monstrous faIsehoods. .
Apd lhereupon preliminary steps 70 the organization
ofa Hickory Club in Gnshen township, On motion,
A. Dehanbaugh, A B Rowles and james p. Brown,
were appointed Committee 10 dfaN Constitution for
the government OF the Club dhd report the same TO the
noxt meeting for considerations.
| On further motion, Committee was appointed con-
siang or Henry Sliffer, Simon Beck and John Hykes
10 ascertain where and upon what conditions suitable
room for the use Of the Club be obtained and re-
port 10 the next meeting
| Wherenpon, On niotion the meeting adjourned tc
meet again at the same place on next Saturday even
Jog at early candle light. as
| Prompt and full attendance Of the Democrats on iht
next evening requeSed, as business Of importance
will come before The Cuba pormauen, organization
the election Of Oirers uneer the Constitution report
Of Committees together with speeches pledged to bt
given on the occasion, will render the next meeting in
leresling. The Ball is in motinp let every Democra
add an impetus to lS speed, and il must roll on, ICON
querng and 10 conquer"
ROBERT COPELAND Chm,
JAMES P. BRowN Secy.
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CHAWOTRY NOTICE.

John B. Rousse J In chanccry--ln the court Of common
vs. ( Pleas of Tuscarawasco.
John 7. Mougey 81 The said John Mougsy and John D.
John b, MOugey, Mougey are hereby notified ht oH the
26 day Of September 843 the said complainant heu HE Bill
chancey in said against hcm IN which ho shows and
sets forth that At the Of said court l813 he
cred judgement on tho law side thereof against said
respondents John F. Mougey for the sum OF $6l ,l4
damages $63 90 costs. That an execution hat been
isfued on said Judgement and returned no property
found whereon to levy. And that the said John F.
Mougey has no property subject To levy by execution
That said respondent John F. Mougey, made prelen-
ded sale and conveyance Of The south half Of lot No.
81, of the Cd quarter, 10th township, I'd range Of lands
appropriated for military services situate in Tuscarawas
COUNTY. Ohio, to his son John d Mougey Of the Stale
Of New York. some time in October, 1912; That said
sale was fraudulent and made 10 prevent the com.
plainan from collecting the clam upon which the afore.
said judgement was rendered: That no consideration
whatever was paid by respondent John B. Mougey ic
Johh r. Nougey for said land. The prayer OF said Bill
is that said John F. Mougey and John b. Mougey be
made defendants aud tina, the writ Of subpoena be sSu
cd against them; That they be comrelled 10 answer;
that Tie deed made by said John F. M0bgey be decar
ed void and ha, the said land be sold 10 satisfy said
Judgement The respondents will take notice Of The
pendency of this suit and that unless they appear
plead, answer, or deuur to said bill, within the time
prescribed by law that the same will be taken al
confessed, and decree entered thereon accordingly.
| GRISWULD & CRAIG,
Sols foi COmpft.
| Jan. 24ih. 1874. 96w b ~
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WHIGGERY TAKING A NEW NAME.

The federal Advocate copies from tbs State Journal.
on article trying TO prove that the Democrats Of this
day are not the Democrats Of rs years ago. Ifthis l
lows argument be true what becomes Of the Demo
cratic Whis" leader Henry Clay. Twenty-Five years
tgo he was opposed TO United States Bank and belev.
I'd /! Unconstitutional Now he goes for aS Cons,u-
iional and necessary. Consequently if the Democracy
of1sA3, is 1.-THE Democracy Of 1921, Henry Clay
must now be fsdsraist ofthe blue light Hartford
yep,ion school, How these fsderasts would like to
get the name Of Democrasl Ia the Revolution they
were tories. Shortly after they took The of whg,
hut soon dsgraced il, and changed their name to Ma.
ional Republicans. Alter receiving several defeats
der this name, they called themselves Democrats
Wings Since ls4o they have been defeated in 10
Ststts, under this name, and now about 10 out
10 democrats" But do they suppose the people such
fools Is not 10 see the deception. To be Democrats
they must abandon all their federal Of Ma
iona Bank, National Debt High tariffs and high axos
ind monopolies. Ifhey attempt to advocate these mea'
su,ss undes tho name Of Democracy there will not BE-
coon State in the Union in 1s45 The Democracy
have always opposed these measures & the people huve
always sustained them in their opposition
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GOV. SHANNON.

Il currently rumored in the eaitetn papers hat Pre-
Sidsnt Tyler has sent in the name Of Gov Shannon to
the Senate as minister 10 France. One Of our letters
from Columbus also ssyG .s@
ut is rumored here that Governor Shantonhas been
nominated as Minister TO The Court Of France. Il il
supposed to be true; whether he wi be confirmed OF
motifs uncsrai bu. dsvsu,ly hoped for by some ofbis
iehds others do not wish him to leave the State at this
time. Be that as maythe President has done Tastct
70 he man (Shannon) and credit 10 himself for verify
believe that he is Good man eouId be scared 6p
ID these dgsns. In order to have The right feeling for
Gov. s. i. is only necessary TO become personally ac-
Guaintsd him. am candid when say tha. Fbeeve
We have but few such men now living and eag,
m his manners frm though conssant in bis opinions.
allowing 10 others tho tame privileges that he claims
for hnitslE freedom Of thought and the expression o.
that though. without tito impugning Of motives, finally
sUGhd discreet and consistent, democrat Of the rgh
Oehool.'
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uHANOERY NOTICE.
Iatsor OHIO 1 :. C'.', Of Common Pleas

The SaIAor OHIO ! Cturl Of Common Pleas,
lu.ensyns euunl, f" In thnnIsty :.
Es%.a I'd "a. i lone. T:. cs Kss% .ss ..s:
Us. i... y HOsleiiRr are n0iihed lhal
Moses Klng'esmih h, ! on the I'm DAY OF os'ohsr,
Silas Clark aud Isaac le43, The complainant
-. iIasietleT. va, flied in said cruIt his bill
ia Cbancsry, In which lac alleges aud sets forth, that
on e 23l day Of September 1872 he recovered judge
ment On the docket Of Albert Bates Jnsilce of The
Pe.ce Of said county against repondanis kingesmiih
and Cafk for seventy one d0as ninety cents aud costs
Of suit That execution has since been susd. on said
Judgement and returned by the ficrr TO NhOm il was
directed mo property found vheIson TO levy" Thai
said judgement is yet unpaid sLd force. That said res.
pondants Kiualt smith and Clark have no pmpeTy sub.
iect 10 levy That said Muses. King is son and
heir al law of Peter Khngesuilh late Of said County
deceased and as such entitled TO- aud about 10 receive
from respondent Isaac IIosteIer as administrator ofthe
estate Of said Peer Knglesmh decd. Tie sum OF tw,
hundred dollars. being said Moses dislrbuiye share
the funds Of said estate. The prayer Of said Bill is tha
The amount due saI Moses afHesaid much there
as 10 necessary be BY decree Oh Court applied To the
payment mpauaRts Judgsnens interests and cos'l
4 costs Of this suit No. The respondents will take notice
Of the tendency Of this suit A that unless they appear
plead answer or demur within Iixy days next after The
rising Of The next term Of said Court, That the same viii
be taken and held as confessed and decree entered
accordingly.
1annary lst 1874. 81 w. -
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

Joseph Stout, ft iR'ei ~
Holm Bacher and CaiharRe his wife, David eway,x WI
liam swariz james swans; David IatLaugh and Mar
garet his wife, Thomas Smart and Caarue his WIFE, Psst
BOcker, Henry willard aud Mary hlswe jacob Smith An4
Gersuch, and Elizabeth lis WIFE, Philip Knappsnhergsr Al
mnisraior of Jacob BackeT decd hereby notified that
the 2Sth dath day Of November A1 l843 Joseph Eop
Of the county Of TuscaTawns aud Saik Of Qhloyied IN lie
Court Of Common Pleas of the tbhhy 6f ftsmnwas ana
State OF Ohio, Bin In Chancey against id said deenddn
which said Bill sets forth that about ts Ja,
A. d. 1929 the sad Joseph Stout entered into aielcwh
the said Jacob Bacher decd for tile purchase Of the o
lowing land then owned by the said Jacob Baeher which ead
land is situate In tie county Of Tuscarnwas, Ohio and de-
cbed In said article follows 10 wit Six be taken
Of the South quarter Of section number 81 township
10 range TO he taken off Of the north Of sad quarter
and the west side Of the Road leading from New PhaS
dephia Wooster be taken from the centre Of aaid road
In parallel line TO tie line the West line Of said quarter
and adjoining the town plat Of EThsbu, the ssid stout
has complied with his Of Snd arce and has paid all of
the purchase money Prayer, for process answer and that
defendants he compelled TO execute and deliver petitioner
good and sufficient deed for said land general relief
and the said defendants further notified that unless They
appear, plead, answer demur TO the said Bill within Sx
ty days after the next term Of said court. the sah
Joseph Stout, at the nteT The expiration Of said
sixty days. win apply 10 said take Tie m6Sr Of lie
Bill As con sscd And 10 decree thereon accordingly
@-A CUMMINS & CAMP,
Dated Jan. rs, 1874, Sol's lof Cshplt.
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llH0TfQH.

Elizabeth Hooper IN Corfona Pleas Ta,e ara ~, C..
vs.. OHIO, Julia Ann Hiikerta ana --------,
Michael Hoopers heirs Ilkert her husband ltase Hooper,
sacob Hooper, Elizabeth Hooper, and Kchao
uaryiS44 Elizabeth Hooper fled in The office Of he Clerk o.
said Court Common Pleas her petition in chaheety, repre-
sen,ng that the said Michael Hooper Of usarawAs coun
w. Ohio, died seized Of the East Half the South West uast
ofseo Th g. Range in said County, leaving the above
named persons his heirs al petitioner bis widow.
titled to dover In said pcise Said petition pays assignment
ofdower and general relief Said Defendants are therefore
tilted to appear and answer said petition the March on
said court 1914 the will taken as confessed and he
court then and there moved grant the prayer thereof
r" ~ '1sa ~ ELlZABETHHcoPBR.
BY Ath6sntoa 4 Chapnaa hsi Son. si
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-29
COON CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.

This dandy whig lawyers are triumphant Over
the farmers again. They called tho Wing farmers
10 Columbus in Januts bu, fearing that the latter would
got the upper hand, they put man on the ira ok who
they knew would not ssrve-this for the purpose
Of calling another convention al tune they though
the farmers wodld not bs hsrs 10 such numbers. Well
this last Convention came Of on Thursday, and the
dandies victorious. They thrust old Farmer Fisher
10 enc side. end took up MOrdscsi Barley, an old
coffin hand bill federal ltwyer Of RichSnd county. We
do not complain. On The contrary are glad of it. A
itisnd who knows Mordscaif says that bis nomination
viii make ten thousand votes more for Dave Tod. Bu
Il 10 aughabe to see how these whig dandy lawyers
fool the farmers and me eBanics of their party How
ever its their own look OUT See the proceed
ibgs of the coon coon convention in another column
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-29
CABINET APPOINTMENTS.

President Tyler the 10Th, nominated TO the U. 8.
Senate William Wilkins Of Pennsy lvania, for Secretary
of War, and Thomas W. GiImer Of virginia for secre.
lary Of the Navy. They were both confrthsd on :he
same day BY unanimous vote of the Senate. They are
sterling Democrats, and their nominations show that
the President isnot devoid cfjudgmgnt the Clay
leaders would make him out to be AT this time when
Tie British are trying to get Oregon. we rejoice that Tho
Presidsn, is calling round him such mon to dsfond ouI
rights.