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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

After long and painful suspense, we have ut
last something definite aud decisive in relation to
the long pending negotiation oflhsstaie for loan
10 complete tho Illinois aud Michigan canal. In
our paper to-day will be found long aud very
ably written article from the New York journal
OF Commerce, which gives history OF the whole
affair, and from which hesc Is 10 difficulty to d.
vine It's exac, result. It's entire failure is settled
beyond reasonable question, and we aro let into
few of the causes which brought il about; and
the truth is now definitely brought home to us,
that Illinois mus, look to some other source Cor
the means to complete that work which is still
her only hope OF ultimately emerging from the
pressing dilliu,ios which bear upon her 80 hcayi.
Iy, and have so long pa!sed her energies.
OF the causes which led to tho great delay In
bringing the negotiation to conclusion, and to
its final defeat, we know little beyond what is
stated in the article from the Journal of Com
merce. lSci charges tho whole to Gov. Davis
and the Boston committee. Bot 1t seems mere
dibc that ineD who oviHccd such m apparent
anxiety TO see the negotiation successful, and
whose personal interest would lead them 10
desire its favorable termination, should use their
exerlions TO bring about its failure. II seems 10
as probable that their object in sending Gov. Da.
Wis to Europe was rather to aid than 10 throw oh
s'ac'cs IN the way OF the commissioners, though
II may be tina, the delay it caused had very pre-.
judicial influence. We are assured, however, bv
persons who have converted with Gov. Davis since
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

tain this unconstitutional measure, it is no
wonder tina, the free suffrage men began
to WAIVER and doubt their own ability 10
maintain the contest. They were pu,
down! and their leader is now in fell
on's cell
From all we can gather from our ex-
change list, strong reaction is taking
place in Rhode Island. The game has
been played ont by the leaders of the
Royal Charter party in a manner Who'll.
ly unexpected by the people, and thou
sands are raising their indignant voices
against the oppression and tyranny, of
which Governor Dor is tie victim. His
prison raiis iciA6e opened Ii will not
be from the grace or favor of the ruling
party-but il will be wrung from their
fears aud cowardice. They dare not re-
slst the swelling torrent Of public resent
ment which will hurl them from the high
places they have disgraced and consign
them to eternal scorn and inlamy. -Jct-
|erson (0i0.) Inguirer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

"Dcn,h on the r'nlc Horse"

This celebrated picture, by the great historical
painter West, is now open for exhibition in the
Baptis. church in this place, and will remain there
until tomorrow evening being open for visitors
from 2to o'clock, p. NJ, and from to o'clock
in the evening.
The painting contains 40 figures, on a surface
of 200 feet of canvass and is living description
Of the sublime aud awful scenes mentioned in the
book Of Revelations, chap. Vi. yer. Ill. The
scene presented ia thus briefly described by a
contemporary ain the centre the king Of terrors
is advancing in ghaslly state, mounted upon a
horse, leaning slightly backward, with his strong
bony arms uplifled, vsogc terrible beyond OK
preston, with his right hand grasping writing
serpent and deadly shafts radiating from both his
clenched fists, while the fierce expression, furious
attitude and moral palcness OF his unbrded
horse, inspire the whole figure with living en-
ergy, which at first sigh, siartIes the beholder as
though il were indeed ga living death T. The
whole picture is in good keeping with this figure"
Mr.. Puck, who is proprietor of the picture,
comes highly recommended by numerous citizens
Of places no has visited; and the painting has
been universally admired and extensively patron.
lied throughout tho country. We hope our
citizens viii not lc, this opportunity pass Of see
ing this great and wonderful work Of one of the
most celebrated artists Of the day in which he
lived,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04
Brandrc,h's Pills, u our CIimatc,
THE WEATHER AND IT'S EFFECTS.

The sudden change of the weather will be pro-
ducuvc OF much sickness, unless people care
iul To attend To the state of the stomach and bow
els 1t this is done, no danger will arise; but on
'h&iirst feeling OF headache, pain in the side back
or bowels, have recourse to BRANDRETH'S
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL. PlILS,-Six or
eight OF these pills will, in most cases, be sui-
cicn, as first dose. And one dose of this kind,
1t Is not Improbable, may prevent months of sick
ness, perhaps death.
They will, if used during the prevalence of
any cause for disease, generally prevent fatal re-
suits because they remove from the stomach and
bowels any morblc matters that may have accu-
INFLATED in the system by inhaling IMPURE AIN,
or rom ea'ing uSwHoLEsoMg F0oD.
1t is at all times easier to PREVENT than CURE
disease, because taking preventive course hy
using these Pills, we do not debtate the natural
functions of the budy, hut rathhr strengthen and
assist them; the peculiar action of BRAND
REfH'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS
u to CLEANSE the MOON from all impurities, rnE-
sGRvE the CONSTITUTION in such state of health
and vigor that casual changes canno, affect it.
a fresh supply just received and for sale by
Il. |" THOMPSON, Druggist, sole agent for
Ofoua; also, by ). G. SMITH, Druggist, Peru.
uJPrice, 20 cts. per box, with full objections.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04
Governor Dorr.

In the dark and loa,lsome penitentary
of Rhode lsland--clad in the degrading
habit of the convict, and shut out from the
converse of his friends lies imprisoned,
the intrepid champion of the peoples
iighls-TiiOMAS w. DORR. Foru-
nalely for the dignity of our nature, the
dungeon cannot degrade him, nor can the
persecution of which he has been the VIC
tim retard for one moment the onward
march of the glorious cause of human lib
erty. From the gloomy solitude of his
cell light streams across the land expo.
sing the black hearted malice and coward
ly revenge of his prosecutors, and anima-
ting to redoubled cxerIions not only the
democracy of Rhode Island, but that of
the whole Union.
In his person liberty is ou,ragcd--the
great principles of the bill OF rights are
trampled on--,he popular voice is set al
de6ance-ihe yoke of slavery is ready to
be riveted on the neck of the people, and
despo'ism becomes triumphant! In such
a crisis il is criminal to be silent. Every
American freeman is imprisoned IN Tie
person Of Coz, Dorr, and The press and
people should speak out in tones thai
should no, be misunderstood. Our friends
in Rhode Island were grossly oppressed
when the President of the United States
promised the aid of the federal army and
navy to assist the Algerine pariy--aud
with a large portion Of the ,chigs to sus
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

CoHsining.-T The Corporal of the
Richmond Star, appears to have quite
general knowledge Of lips.
The lips of a pretty cousin are sort
OF neutral ground, between sisters and
strangers. If you sip, it is not because
you love, nor exactly because you have
the right, nor upon grounds Platonc, nor
with the calm satisfaction that you buss
tavorlte sister. 1t is sort of hocus po-
Gus comningling of all, into which each
feeling throws It's part. until the concate-
nation Is thrilling, peculiar, exciting, de-
IicIous, and emphatcally slick. This is
as near to philosophical anaIization as
we can well come. all the girls are the
editOr's cOuSi1S.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

Are our farmers aware that the annual fair OF
tbs La Sale County Agricultural Society will
be held on the l7lh inst, aud are they getting
their stock, &c, ready Ne are assured by the
committee Of arrangements that oil the necessary
preparations ia progress on their part to have
The affair 60 oil in the hes. siyl and it is hoped
the farmers Of the country around will meet them
in the same spirit. With little effort, we are
confident more brlIian, show can be got up this
Of The arrangements made, the premiums &c. will
be published next week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

among the gossps is the "Bcl Ringers" who
came out at NibIo's last night. Itcompriscs seven
performers, who ring iory-two bells, with which
they produce strains of melody, the description Of
which would no, be believed, Suffice it to say,
that with dinner bells they perform marches, airs,
wazcs symphonies aud ovcrturcs, with al the
effect of an orchestra; strains soft as from aud
drum, are given with most startling effect
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

Old TimcS.--lt would seem that the
first settlers in Marlborough, (Mass.)
were for many years troubled with wolves
and ratlesnakes. A paragraph IN an old
paper says:
In single year (l6s3) the town paid
a bounty for no tswcr Than ftcenty-three
wolves. In 1850 the following record
was made; 'Volcd TO raise thirteen men
TO go and hW ratHesRahes, eight to Cold
}larbor-ward, and so to the other place
they call Boston, NOW the northwestern
corner of Wesiborough) and five to Stony
Broo-ward, or the places lhereabouls.
John Bingham TO call ont seven with him
to the first ami Joseph Newton four with
HIM to the latter; and they are to have
two shiIllngs per day paid GU! of the town
rates
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

We learn from various sources that forces TO
tho Dan'bcr Of about 500, collected from Sanea.
mon. Morgan, aud the neishbodng counties, have
proceeded to Hancock county, under the com.
mand of Gen. Hardin, To suppress anticipated
Disturbances in that region, Gov. Ford, it is un-
dcrstood, has gone along.
The reason assigned for this movement, as our
readers have already been informed, is, TIM, the
citizens OF Hancock have advertised large wolf
hun, 10 come oil on the l1lh inst, aud il is fear,
cd that !, is mere cloak under which to nc, up
on attack on tho Mormons, That such is tho
intention, we have no doub, the governor has as.
'oranecs from sources upon which ho can rely,
in addition To the evidence tina, is ALREADY pub.
lie bat II he had not. the handful advertising
this wolf hunt would DC enough 10 justify the
step the governor has taken. al acquainted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

The Chicago Journal having by divers sound
drnbbings, been cured Of It's propensity to appro-
pirate the rich things of its contemporaries, is now
rohbing the dead. That paper Of Tuesday gives
as original the thrice worn out joke from Joe Mil
Ter about the fool catcher" If the editor were
not afraid the application would be made too near
home, the next joke he steals would probably be
that about the coxcomb who wakedup one morn
ing aud found himself an ass.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04
Stoves and Crates.

MUST received, good assortment of
W Cooking Stoves, Cannon Stoves,
Crates for fire place. odd CRATES for Can
non Stoves and good lot of Tin ware,
for sale, cheap, at the Iron Store.
d. NEWTON.
Ottawa. Sept. 81, 26ii
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04
rNcniicisy Morality.

Cassus NJ. Clay, in recent speech Mt Cleyc-
land, Ohio, IN attempting to make an excuse for
Mr. Clays gambling, said that playing cards
for fifty cents game" or enough to make
1t "iHiccsing,' is not considered gambling in
Kentucky BY the same rule. an occasional
horn is doubtless not considered drinking, an &C.
casionnl oath not swearing an occasional knock
down not lighting, in Kentucky. Such ID Ken
lucky monli'yl Elect Henry Clay and let him
he surrounded IN the White House by his mari.
sites, and soon Kentucky morality will become
tho morality Of the nation!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04
OBITUARY.,

DlED,--yestcrday morning, at o'clock, ELI-
"a, vie OF WILLIAM w. TnoMpsoy, aged "a
years, after severe and rrotracled illness,
81 L1uiS RtpubHcUl, Sepf 26.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04
GOs,anscl'cias.

Chicago Democrat Office,
Oct /.
Our streets are now almost impossible from tho
number Of wheat teams. Wheat has rcceded to
65 cts again for the very best. Oats remain firm
at % to %
There is but little hope Of any permancn, adj
vance IN produce until u change OF the present
turil,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

Sidney Riglon, the Mormon, is out in long
communication in the St. Louis Organ, in which
he gives full history Of the Robbery he recently
kicked up at Nauvoo, and the reasons for his ex-
pulson from the church. His only sin, he say
was that a number of families in Nauvoo desired
to move to Prt,burg, (~herc Risdon lives,) and
Chat he agreed to aid them all be could; for which
he came several times near being mobhcd, aud
was finally thrust out Of the pale Of the church,
ding RS statement, is very clearly no bcttcrthan
he should be, howbct he is one of the, Twelve.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

The great distinctive difference between the
wings and The scll-sylcl democratic parties is
that the former act independently CA. Joly.
"Oflheir creditors" the editor might have ad-
ded for hrscr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

The editor of the Chicago Journal talks large
ly of his independence. He probably dates it
from the time he got safely through the bankrupt
mill. lloncs,er men have been obliged to so to
Texas to find the same sort of Independence.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

Rch.--Gov. Poindexter Of Miss. as great a
hoat as there is in the country, has certified that
Mr. Clay is moral man. The joke would be
complete if Clay would now certify for sold
Poins."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04
THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER

with the manner in which large ''wolf hunt"
on our prairies is conducted know that, on such
an occasion there no Ere arms uscd-they are
never allowed to be brought on the ground. The
persons engaged in the hunt form large circle,
and gradually close in to the centre, where the
game collects aud is killed with spears, clubs, &c
In The me'ee that takes place, if every man had
a rife and we're allowed to discharge il, it is not
difficult to sec the fdshtlul work that would be
done, more among the hunters themselves than
The gaac. Yet to this hunt every man is to
come armed With ri1e and good steel. Of anu
milton.
Another sgspioious circumstance is tia, large
numbers Of Missouuaus are expected TO j1n in
the hunt. Every body knows the feelings Of he
nhnbi,nn,sof the counties of Missouri opposite TO
Hancock county, towards the Mormons. They
would at any time gladly join in concerted at
tack on Nauvoo, though It to US very doubtful
whether they would GO all the way to Warsaw
to join 10 a mere wolf hunt, when they are more
annoyed by wolves at home than the people Of
Hancock county are.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

The Raleigh (N. Ca Independent Of the 18Th
ulr. announces the death of Col lioKE, the late
democratic candidate for governor of North Ca
rOliuu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

1t Is said that the queen Of Wurtemhcrg chan
grs her dress three times day, and never wears
the same dress twice.
That is equivalent to saying that her majesty
is f-i-not night in the copper story
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04
llleIlt (:

100 lbs, of good hay are equal to-
10 lbs green corn,
412 lbs rye straw,
lGl lbs bal straw,
1873 lbs pea stalks,
20l lbs raw potatoes,
rs lbs boiled do,
1872 lbs mangcl wurzel,
504 lbs turnips,
l05 lbs wheat bran, .a
100 lbs rye bran,
lG7 lbs wheat, pea and oat chail.
$40 lbs rye and barley,
81 lbs rye,
Ct lbs wheat,
40 lbs oats,
rs lbs peas or beans,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

The Feeding Of Canie.-Mr. Els
worth, in his annual report to Congress,
remarks that the subject of the economi-
call feeding of cattle, deserves due atton-
ton. The following table furnishes The
relative value of some CT HE principal ar
ticlcs of fodder, as determined by expert
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-04

Ai'e.-The returns of thc election are all in.
and the following is the final result.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-26
THE STATE SENTINEL

Is published erery Thrrsiay-OGicc on Illinois 81.
Second Book North Of Washington.
0~-TThe State Sentinel VIII contain a much larger
amount of reading matter ali subjects Of general
interest. than any other newspaper IN Indiana
IERAlS.-Two dollars year. always in advance.
In no instance VIII more than number be sent IL
the money IS received Subscribers VIII receive due
notice few weeks before the expiration If each year
or term and 4 the payment for succeeding year or
term be 10; advanced. tie paper will be discontinued
This rule VIII be strictly adhered to an al cases.
Five Dollars viii be received for three years; or.
three copies VIII be sent ono year for the same.
enc dollar VIII be received fJr SIX mJatIs-a'~avs
adraace.
ADVERTISEMENTS. VII be inserted three tines
nj one dollar square, $50 ems and be continued at
the rate Of - cents square weekly. Quarterly adj
vedisements inserted al s>3 square Of IJ0 ems
Yearly advertisers VIII be aranodated On rca-
sonabc terms, which should always be made in wit
inc As agreed upon
All advertisements from abroad mtsi b. G-oofc 9oi.d
by re o9sh; or ~ attention sill be aid 10 them.
Postage must Be pad.
0-s-i'ostnasiers are allowed 70 frank letters con-
onIng remlttances.
0~y-ln FAM ~. Postmaster must not f.rret 70
write Their names N full under the word free
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-26
arrEENnnN rsstnN-

AFTERNOON SESSION
Several lis heretofore noticed were read a second
time and disposed o.
) bll 10 provide for tie election of Secretary Of
state and State Librarian was, motion Of Chapman
Of l., referred 70 tie committee ON tie Judiciary eyes
- noes y.
Tic following bills on their third reading were
passed
\ bill restricting the Grand jury % term cf tree
days IN Hancock county.
bill in rclati to the county Treasurer Of Dubois
county, giving ban power transact The business Of
clio cogamiss oner.
: jo.nt res .lat.on regulating the compensation If
Grand and Fe.lt Jurors IN certain counties Herein
nam d. = l1.nt resolution lii relation to tie compile
Ion Of the Wabash and Ere canal. On this resolu-
ton Mr. Berry moved te previous question, thereby
PFC venting Mr. Ewing from further discussing the
question. The previous question wassa-tened. The
motion recurring on The nam question 1t passed.
ayes -, noes 1. bill fr the relief of Nathan
bGrchfcd. To amend tie charter of tie Lawrence
bugh and Napoleon Turnpike road; - authorize tie
board of commissioners of Marion county to settle
with John Elder I0lnt res button for the improve
ment Of the Wabash river bill TO clongc the
of torneLa Minerva MENUS To that of Cornc'la Nj
nerya Warner to lcgalzc certain proceedings OF the
White Water Canal Company (AIr Edmunson moved
to refer to the committee the Judiciary with IN
>tructionS; which did no. prevail. On tic passage
ol the bill the ayes and called. AYES -
noes II 10 extend certain privileges therein named :
Tor the relief OF Jacob Aughc; to revive an act to
incorporate the Richmond and Boston tcrnp.Le compa
ny, (ayes %, noes II to change county road t.
State road IN Sullivan county; to change the name
of Palestine to poscyvilc 10 incorporate Il church
in Wells county to ratity the proceedings Of the
common council Of Fort Wayne; 10 INCORPORATE the
German Military Band Of indianapolis; fixing the
time OF holding Courts in the "a Judicial Circuit; all
of which were read third time and passed.
i bill TO provide FIR the in pec,on of whiskey and
for Other purposes was taken from the table and
passed.
! Mr. Akin moved to take from the table report
made BY him this morning, from the committee the
Safe Bank, which was agreed TO.
The question then put concurrng in the
report and decided in the affirmative ayes 80 noes 10.
Mr. HERMAN introduced a bill to amend an act
therein named (reative to the road law far as La
grange, Noble. Steuben and Dekab were concerned }
which read twice AMI ordered to be engrosscd.
Adjourned