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Saus Ser Keprefentanten

Saus Ger Eeprefentanten
lpams: Sobn Srpnsb.*
lQeabeny: usranoer 6ilanos," 9aniel
Ol'europ,* 3. 8. Sisham,* s. m. Srat'
| tenrbse.*
2rmitrons: Sinlep Yatterfcn.
Sepforp: Samee Surns, Seo. gbeitnrt.
Seaper: Notsrt Ol'glellanb, Sbcmas Stl'
cbclIcu.*
8erts Saeob ssi6, Mihasl $ooHman 5ein
rid s. Stetlsr, gbarlss $eUan.
Sutler: SOiepb @rob.
Sufs: Stobert Sames, Olibael Borman,
QBm. Ol. 4rm!trcns.
gramfcrp, 2lsranp. powsr, Scicpb @rap.
Center uno @ltarfelo Samee SurnItoe, g.
QScrrea.
Gbslters QDm. Qries,' pbilip .. abomas,
Srer9e %aplep.'
COLUMBIA 3bomas 9. 8unitcn.
@umberIanc u. $. BAN 6cff ScfepR
Oleans.
Cambria: Olittael 9an W1asbsb0u.'
OeIapare: Sobn >artiu, jr.'
Oaupbin: Ollbael Seller, Scbn G. gunteL'
erie: >pmau NptIuicM' Sopn D. ScRnicn'
SranfIm: Scbn Stemart," Sobn O' spo.
Sapsus. 81. 3. @aaawap, 4crmesr W1.
| Sill.
@recne: =. 3. 8cuabncr.
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spattCrlom.
Snolona: Sobn M6arlanp.'
Jcferlom Clarion unp Deuan9o, Wpbsrt
OllttbeIl, Ncbert 81. Sarbsr.
elbanon; Sobn Sabler.+
Gecba uno Carbon: Sede Gamucls, Nuber
Straub'-
eusern: 11iaiam Wlsrrifelo, Sames g
Campbell.
qaneatter: Saepb 6. Gbnman,' 9bcmae
9. gotbran,' Sbcmas y. Saepbs,' gbri
ttian SsnB,* 8sor9e Wlcrriion.'
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mart, Smctbp Sues.
Oliffin: QEllltam QBilIcn.
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Seujamln 8. S0llowell.
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pomyop.*
Ncrtbumterlano. gonaro, o. Br9bt.
9lDrtbamptcn unp Olonrpe: Su9b .. Seln
Ieln, Sccr9e 8atbman, speter Snppcr.
Qsrrp. eIeajer Oncn.
pblIapelpbla, Stabt. Sbarlee .. Gre9o,
Sbomae g. &punor,' Senjam. Wattbias,
3bomas G @tecl,' 9Bm. QB. 6aIep.*
5pblIaO. @auutp. Sbomas $. Scrlptb, Sbc
mas 9aIp GopO Slro, S. Q8. QDeelt
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eneW Scbn Nupsrt.
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Somsrjst. Onbael zimmerman.
Susquebanna unp WpOmin9. 9apio 2bc
mas, Sdnper Safett.
Sio9a. Sobn G. Sncr.
walbnStcu. Dan,el Niber, Nl6arb 90
naIpIon.
msltmcrelano. 9. 9O1. 8urrsN, 8, 81. 6op
inater, Samcs glarfe.
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Wapne unp Qeif Niebarp gprso.
Union unp Suniata. Sobu O1'grum,* 81
cob O'gurIep.*
Vorf. S5ames Gtarr, qDilliam DrIbse
&ecrae g. Olurrbp.
Sicemisen Die NIT rinem te3eibnet 0nc
tnO Wbiss.
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NennfDlpanifsb Sefeegebrng
SiBung | lS4 6.
i1Iitalieoer oee Senate:

i11italieeer oes Senate:
l. Dbilapclpbia, Stapt: 3D. Il. grabb,*
gbarles Slbbons*
Q. pbilao. gauntp: Scbn Sculfroc, OH.
Der 81. German [Slatipl, s. s. 8enner.
8. Wlontscmerp Jobn .. Sterialre.
4. Sbetter uno Oelaware: QBllllam 2Bllll'
amicn.&
S. 8srts: Samucl Seeslp.
6. Bufs: Selnrieb Chapman.
7. Qanealtsr uno qibanon: Sobn o. Sanrers
fon,H u. Ser Gmitb.*
8. Sbuplfiu, Carbon, Dlonroe unb psif !:
George Nabn
9. Slortbamptcn II. $eeba: 9. &. 6efman.
10. Susqusbauna, wapne uno QDpcmin9:
3B. s. Olmmif.
IL. Srapforo uno siosa: Daniel s. SeGsrs
fpppb.
12 specmins, Clinton unO Center: Sofepb
s. Quap.*
I3. $u,rn uno COLUMBIA: 18m. g. Slcs.
ii. glortbumberIano unb Daurbin: Sen>
iamln Soroau.*
Is. D1ifflm, Suniata nnb ilnlcn: 8. Was
ssnIsller.*
l6 perrp uuo eumtsrlano: Diaiam D.
Hnoerfcn.
II. Vorf: 4eam ebausb
18. Sranflin uno Icame: 3: Gbcmas Carton
10. 5untinsOon uno SeofOro: Sobn Mlors
riIon*
20. glearfelo, Snbiana, Gambria, uno 9lrm:
frons, 1D,niam Sialsr.
81. weftmorelanp uno SomerIet: Samuel
Sill.
%. Sapette unb Greene: gbarlee Vlaf.
%. waGbinston: G. 8. greatraft.
"a. allegheny unc Sutler: gbarles G. Sui.
liban,* @ecrge Darte.*
IS. BeaDer uno mercsr Nobert Darraab*
26. grapfcro unp Ssnanso: Sames 81.
6ooDer.
ct. erie: Samss Dunlap,+ [oie erlepiste
Steae bon 1D. 81 Satbitt su teiesen.l
%. warrsn, Sefferfon, Clarion, Yottsr uno
WeHean: SoGspb 9 8iais.
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Scr Sbneloer unD lein SbulOner.

Gescn oas gnoe pss Dori9cn SabrbunDerts
,purbe Gin Quafer Sbnelper in Qbllarslpbta
pur6 einen Sebuft um eluen An3u9 9eprellt,
ccnn eiu Gentleman lit nur oct, yptltter bsn
Sebneirer unb 9ruter bejabIt. Scr Ouas
fer mar arm uno es mar bart fir ibh ater
,ple pleIe Ieines Sleitben muste CT cs Seicbc'
ben ladru. 0en Setra9 Ibrleb CT III feln
Sub uno 70 mar Die 9aebe balo Ucr9e0en.
Glnise Sabre fpater iab CT fetne Shber naeb
dis lbm Die Sebulc nnfcrs Seloen aufs Sleue
por9efitbrt ipurbe, fel ibm cine Jbee eln, Die
teinem Odntie Scbanpe Semattt bate.
sd prcbire fe, ia9te er 81 ltb ielbit blels
leltbt mag icb ccn &crl bamlt fan9en uno ineis
ne Sbulo be3ablt erbalten."
4usenblidlieb fhrisb ct cine 9ln5ei9e nies
cer Die CT in bic Ybilapelpbla Sa5ette slnrilts
Fen lief uno bic nnsefabr 70 lautste: {: 36enn
8 G. ben 6eraussCter ber Sa5ette bon
leinem Aufeutbaltscrte in &riltnlB feeen mill
70 Fam etrpas Sortbeilbaftes boren. Orups
fer in Den ansren5enoen Staatsn wollsn 9es
fdlliatt eopiren.
QsBteres rpuroe bsissfitst. oa er permntbes
tc, bab oer Sebelm fcinen Aufentbalt in Sleu
Vorf 9cncmmen babe.
Ser Neoatt6r mar beauftra9t, ibn ni6t
init Dem Stamen bss einIenbers befannt gu
maiden, fonoerG ibn nur 5u erIueben, feline Ios
orede in Der Office gu IaGen Ser Ouafer
erwartste inamiIben seOu!cis bas Nefultat
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bic 9ler3te nod auf Psin O,ittef, ibr ~ itsu'
cru, init bem Ropfe seitcbsn fem.
Cine in ben unalsn pisIes &antes duberft
unaspcbnIiebe Se9ebenbeit 1T tpebI cine sluss
wanOeruns weSen 6nn9srsnctb. Ssnneb
ttnbst cine Iclebs 9e9eniparti9 III She:garclts
na itatt, no man als Sol9e Der mtBratbenen
QDeljhforn:Grnte prfIitb Sun9ersnctb be.
fir diet unb pesbab itbon J9uuoerte bic wan
oeruna natb cen neitlibeu Staaten an9etrs'
ten baten. Sas ltebel 1T inpeb Bel gDetem
nltbt 70 aue9ecebnt ais man 5uertt er,portetr,
nno lelttt rpenn bic QSslibfcrn Grnte III
Shp'Sarolina 9dn5litb mbsInft marc, 70
puc6s in aupsrn 9taaten senu9 lin oen NneE
fall, fre!Iltb 81 etpas b6btrsn Qreifen, 5u
oe6GH. Uuf eeu giIenbabnen, wClhe init
Snpsgorclma in Scrbinpuns itCbcn, ltnb bic
0ratbtprClIe ernlepri9t rpprben, llm Die Su:
fnbr BON sstCnsmitteIn 5u erIcitbtcrn. re-.
Sir S6af3hbttr. - SIN Olonat Ausult
uno SeptCmber le9t Gins s3Iic9e, weltbe fir
ole Stbafe Iebr IaltlA 1T, Glsr IN brreG 0la:
ienl6ther, pecbe aus9ebriltet iuerpRn Ionen,
unb Oe lun9cn QBnrnsr itel9en hcrauf bis IN
oeren E6pfe, wpourtb ite natirlltb in 9rpbc
0lctb perieBt iperben nnp 6fters oer SOB ber:
bei9efibrt miro, I'm bic usfnbrun9 oerlel
ten III tepGrettclli9cn. 0as bcte O1ltttl,
uni bGm llctel Uor3ubCu9clL belteht parin, bab
man Die SlaIen Der 9tbafe tbCert. Dlss be:
,plrst man nun am bettcn papurdb, oaB man
3besr III 3rose lc9t, porin man @al3 scltreut
bat, oaburG miro oos Sbaaf BON ielbtF oies
ttarfes 8rttt, bobre in paGelbe >c6er, etipa
2 bis 8 3oH ticf tbue etipae Sal5 III bic >6'
cter uno bC(cbmlCre ltc cten uno an pen Ses
ten nit 2berr, uno wieoerbclr oies w66ent>
litb einmal 0te Shafe lcipen auberorrents
lid, pcun Ite bon oleIem llcbel befallen mer.
bcn, 70 baB lte ofrers iple I'M itnni9 bGrumIall'
| fen unb lbre OalCn al pcn Scoen ito6Cn, um
bas llebel III entfCrnen. - Sas Olittel, ipel>
does bier angeaeten, lhabet purcbaus ntbt
orr SdunobCIt pes Stbafes, i'm Se9entbcl,
cs III 9ut Bel Serfdltun9en II. onpern llebe!n.
Stbifbrhtbe. jibrli6e 8srlufGrob
brttanlens burtb Sblfbrucbe, miro purbs
| itbnittlib auf 6l0 Stbfe, l6, 600 MenIcben
leben uno Q OliQlpncn Qfunp 9rrlins an'
9cItbla9cn.
Sefto9en6lpertb. -3u Sort Suffering
bel Wempbj6, Sem, ipieIten orei &noz
ben Don 7 bis s Sobren, ytomen5 Sobn,
S6eeolo uno Secumieb, S69ne Bet 6errn
&urtep> Mtorrj6 uno 9tepil1, init enanoer
an elmer obDdn9i9en Stelle, ol6 cine Gro>
mohe iib lo6lobte, berobitiir5te uno Die
2(rmen unter Dem S0utte be9rub.
S6ulmeIen. - Ser StaatsIefretair
lpel6er er oficio Superintenoent oer Of:
fentl, GsbranltaIten 1T, BAT an bic Oiref:
loren oer Oiitrift S6ulen cine ofTi5ielt
Mittbeilun9 erloiien, tpelGe fb ouf BIZ
QnfelIun9 bon 9uten sebrern be5iebt
uno Die gtotbwenoi9feit elmer 8ebaltser:
b0bun9 ais erforoerlibe Seoin9nib ir
Nnre9un9 brtn9t. 9. Demofrot.
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I'm Die freen uno unobbdn9i9en Grlpdb:
ler bon Serfs Gauntp:
SrsnnDe uno Wlitbirssr,
SD erltatte gub ineine banebas
re GrfsnntIibeeit uno bsr3lieben 9anr, fir
Die ebre, Die Sbr mr cureb gripdbluna gum
Neecrper bon Oicos fir Serts ganntp ers
wieien Sbr babt mitb bureb oieIe Ghte uns
ter srcBe Serpficbtunssn setellt St ,pie'
perbole jest oas Dor Der Wabl sessbeneSer'
Iprsben, oaB ib Die 2lmtepflebten tren nnp
5u@urer p6llissn 3ufritoenbelt ansibsn weroe
SD Derblsibe ebrerbletisit guer Srenno
unp psrbnnbener OIitbhr9er,
Jobn 10. Tyfon'
Neaon9, Oftobsr %. Sln.
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GDtuarD Nf. SlDmer,

2lopofat Lawyer,)
NmtSfu6e i'm 2tsn Stof iibsr .. X. Glvs
mer's Stobr, Gfs Der 5tn unb Ysnnifrabs.
@in9on9 bon Der psnnlfrase.
&saon9, Popember 4. 1S45. IS.
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G d 4 t G .

Gvre uno Qanoen, lhosipcItIihe gfc
Oct Nrcb uno Slerten Stra6e, pbiIabeptla,
benohrdtiasn atbtuns6poll ibre Sreunoe uno
&unOen, paB fIe iest crbaltsn ibr Gdortemeut
bon fcl9enpen
SScrbff Siitern:
Qupns Gbibct Olerinc Sud, ,auesd. Sbatten
Omtrc Srans6ifhe Sueb Olintsl,
prdbtl9e eoItmlrs, BON aan} nellrmInIebn
Stbattirte gof I'm nno Wloslin be Qaines,
Ottoman @oltmirS, III md6i9en Vrsiltn,
prdbti9e Seloen bon (oerblfsStpIsn,
QBebftlbare 2(rmure geoen,
gtbIicbtfarbi9e poult Sc Soies,
Sarbi9e @rO'ce Nap'8 u. Marisaes.
g cb q tp 8 &c. &c.
S-4 NoDal Ws6lin mplsne Scbaws,
@efdrbts Safimir unb SDi6ettSbamls,
Olcoesfarbiae SDtstsSbaml8, fsibs Sran;sn
Yrdbt9e feiben Stbapts, fbottirte Bars,
@rtra @r6Be fcbwars Oncmieio. Sd,amls
Sbattsns9sitrsifte SbbstsS S6amls,
Serferr lan9e S6nmls,
SranS6ifde SIdnfet Sbamls,
@aiimr Sbawl8 fir Oudfsr, Qiilsa
@dmbrif Sitber, 6anbfbube &c.
6. une 9. siebsn Dor feb an autsn qBaas
rcn 3u baItcn uub 5u mdEi9en prsiIcm fur
Saaraclb III pertaufcn. QSlr batcn III allen
3eitrn cin Dples NGcrtement Don trautbta.
rSn Gntern, Suhen, gaitmirs, QBsitcnseus
acll, Mosinei1, teim Gtif ober Der Oarp;
SIdnfets, Sitter bon freunoIicbcm Gtpl, je,
Der Senciluna, mS alle 9lrten Stapel, Ghter.
81. .. Gin libcraler Gt5u9 miro benSdus
fern i'm &rc6en srlautt.
spbiIatelpbia, OFT, Z. 2l11.
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Gin Sauer trieb einen gfel Dor rrm ct.
Sames 3bore in $onoon Dcrtei, unb ba bets
ielbe iebr tt6rris mar, 70 Idlus ct bftere bets
be anf tbn loe. Gin $oro, welebcr eben bic
CITRATE terunter Fam unb pielee fab, fhalt
Den Serl, bab ct nit bsm giel 70 srauIam
umaebe. Der Bauer faste bieranf: ,,llm
8er5elbuns, mein lieber 6err tdtte ltb 9es
lpnBt oa6 mcin @fel eiuen Srenno bel 6cfe
bat, 70 bate ieb ibn Icbon lan9lt hbflher be-
tansele."
Sn Sranfreitb ipItbct al einisen Orten es
ne neue Qrt &ranfbsit, tpeltbe Die Ier5te
peacara nsnnel, unb cine 6anttranfbeit Gin
Nnefblas iit, Der setpbbnIieb nit Wabnlt tim
unb 500 enoet SIN faolieben Sranfrsib foa
piele 9eutte 5ablrside Opfer binraHsn, uno
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-18
THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER.

per application Of which the state Is the trustee
merely The state can dispose Of her own mo-
ney as she pleases-apply 1t to any purpose she
chooses, consecied with the public good. Not
so with the school fund. That is sacred fund,
secured by an express compact, irrovoealle except
by common consent, between the people OF the
state OF Illinois aud the federal government, and
appropriated by the compact itself to a specific
object, the state being mere trustee for the exc
cution Of the trust. Can one party to u compact
change its terms. without the consent Of the 9th
er contracting party 4! The state of Illinois has
no right to apply this fund TO objects other
than those designated in the compact, nor has the
government of the L. 5. any authority to with
hold ii for any cause On any pretext whatever.
Had congress passed law to that effect, in 50
many words it would have been an indirect vio-
lation Of the compact, aud therefore nulity.
All this sounds very well, and if the matter was
regarded in this light by congress- our members
may not be to blame. But, as the Judge rem arks
in another part of his letter, there mus, be some
mistake about the matter somewhere. The fact
cannot be got rid olive have los, our school
fund, and whether the liuh lies with congress OF
thSsecretary Of the treasury, the state owes it to
herself AMI her peopls 10 demanl her rights, in
the speedy restoration Of that fund A simple
protest against the resolution as violation Of the
compact between our state aud the federal govern
mcnt, with demand of its revocation, may be sul-
iieient; buff these shall fail TO for our
rights, we certainly think the state should not
hesitate moment to tax every foot Of government
land within her borders, as soon il is sold.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-18
ILLINOIS & MICHIGAN CANAL.
NnT'yCE.

4 Lib persons who were recognized by the
IN State of Illinois as Contractors OH the Illinois
and Michigan Canal on the 2lst Of February,
1913, are hereby notified that the Estimates Of
the Engineer" contemplated in the nth section
Of the Ac, of 2ist of February, 1913, will be CON-
pleted on the l5A of July, 1915.
On and after the 10Th Of July, all persons who
are entitled to claim contracts under the provi-
sions of that act, invited to exhibit their proofs
to that effect at the Canal Office, Luckport.
All claims to the benefits secured by the act re-
icrred to above, not filed in the Canal Office by or
before the 23d Of July, will be considered by the
Board ofTrustees abandoned. The work in such
cases will be disposed of by contract TO the lowest
responsible bidder, under such conditions and
stipua,ons as the Trustees may consider cxpedi-
ent, and in the same manner and at the same time
that the work advertised on the 9th Of July is to
be disposed Of.
by order Of the Board Of Trustees,
w. II. SWIFT, Pres.
Inckport July D,h lSi5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-18
From Mexico.

The New Orleans Picayune has News from
Mexico to June llth, the most importan, item Of
which is, an attempted revolution in the capital
on the 9Th. A regiment broke through the guard
stationed at the government palace aud took the
president and secretary Of foreign relations pri-
soners; but the revolulionists were Immediately
afterwards put down by the citizens and soldiers,
aud the above distinguished personnges set at Ii
bcuy. In this affair colonel, captain, and
about thirty of the pryates belonging to the mall
contents were killed, when quiet was once more
restored Many men in high station at Mexico
are suspected Of having q hand in causing this
new outbreak, and il is said that ex-secretary
'rornel has been arrested and imprisoned.
With respect to politics, Texas is the all alb
sorbing topic in Mexico. The government and
people generally are pretty well satisfied that no.
thing can now proven, annexation, and if ii takes
place, the Vera Cruz correspondent Of the Picay.
unc thinks it does no. admit of doubt but that
| Mexico will declare war. Others, however, take
a different view OF the matter. The goyernmen nj
is evidently averse TO any such step, aud hard
ly be forced into it by the popular clamor unless
backed up by England or France, and of this
there is little probability.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-18
The sold WhceIwrirht."

We ore gratiGed to learn that 1T. Governor
MoonE, the favorite Of the democracy Of North
-ern illinois, contemplates visiting the line of ca
nal shortly afler no gets through with his harvest
work. No man worked harder last winter at
SpringGsiI fs- the canal moasnros Than he did.
Having served regular apprenticeship as me-
chanic, no always handles his tools "wilhout
gloves on" as manga wing and antcanal man
can testify and always having ba,led maniully
for tho canal and tho best interests Of the state,
he will doubtless be highly gratifcd by visiting
this section, where he will find warm hearts and
generous friends to welcome him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-18
Brcu,pbi. Convention,

The only account we have seen Of the dongs
of this body is the hasty sketch ia the last Alton
Telegraph, furnished by q. 4. NJ. Davis, Esq,
who attended the convention, and had returned
bu, few hours before that paper went TO press.
The convention appears not TO have been as well
attended as was anlcipated-alI the western states
were not represented; AMI in consequence full
action was not had on the numerous important,
topics that were brought before it but they were
taken up seriatita, discussed and referred to COM
mittees, who are 10 report at another convention
to be held at Memphis on the l2lh If November
nsx,, 10 which the present CONVENTION adjourned.
The subjects brought before the convention, aud
which were thus referred, summed up as fol-
lows: "lhe improvement of the navigation of
the western rivers; the establishment Of light
western armory; the fertilization If the coasts on
the lakes and the Gulf of Mexico; the conslrus.
lion of a ship canal by the general government
| from the navigabe waters Of the Illinois Ia Luke
Michigan; daily river mail from New OIL ans
to st. Louis, and from New Orleans to Louisville;
the continuation and completion of the national
road from Vandaa, Illinois, to Fort Smith, Ar.
kansas the completion Of military road from
Memphis, through Arkansas, to Texas, and the
establishment Of marine hospitals the wes-
tern rivers"
"The project of the ship Canal Mr.. Davis
states, "me, with unirosol appreciation; aud no,
II
ton being made by the convention for its con-
strucilon by the general government"
"The convention adjourned between eleven
and twelve o'clock on Saturday night, without
the slightest occurrence having taken place to mar
in the least, the unanimity aud good feeling Of its
proceedings. Many able and heart Thrill ing
speeches we're made, in which there was perfect
oaeass5 Of sentiment in rcgafd to the shameful
neglect the west had met with at the hands of the
general government. There was upon this sub.
jet but one general burst Of Indignation manifc s.
ted, which apparently animated the bosoms OF
every delegate present"
| The above must serve to give our readers some
general idea Of the action of this interesting con.
vention. We are sorry that our limited space
will rat permit US 10 copy the whole of Mr. Da
Wis article.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-18

BY extracts from eastern papers, in the Chca-
go Advocate, it appears that Illinois wheat has
obtained very low reputation in the market,
from the fact that tho merchants a. Chicago, be-
fore shipping II east, are in the habit Of mix
ing it-spring, winter, good, bad, and irdif-
icrcnt, oil together. This is avilainous practice,
and like all other knavery, it is empha.lcally
"penny wise and pound foolish" Would |, not
be well for our farmers to form combination Of
some sort, and ship their whea, east on their own
hooka II Is not right nor necessary that they
should suffer from the dishonesty and folly Of the
blockhcad merchants Of Chicago.
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Post Office Printing.

Our dear neighbor over the way, has worket
hmsclf quite into passion at the post mas,e,
in this place on account ofthe post office adver
Using. We really hope our neghbor will kecE
cool, and for the sake of good health keep hi.
Joceb of compassion open this piping ho. wealth
err. We know our postmaster to be good ma
turea fellow, and we are certain that our neigh.
boris sieaming is rather unpleasan; to him, with
the thermometer at 80 in the shade
To be more serious: The editors of the Soon.
slituonalist" certainly act very little about SC
small a matter. After having ransackej the
county on begging excursion TO procure a sui
iicient number Of subscribers to compete with u.
for miserable amount OF official patronage
after having on numerous occasions boosted thai
their circulation exceeded ours, it must rather b'
notifying now, after an investigation, for then
this account we feel disposed TO excuse thei
indecent denunciations feeling assured that the,
will recover in due time.
Our neighbors being satisfied the circulation
Of our paper is much larger than theirs, they nov
try to distort the law SO as to mean the crcula
ton in the tomn alone! We rather think thei
eye sight is somewhat impaired by looking ,hro
doubh-Joitomed tumbhrs, and consequently fec
quite willing that they should entertain this vie,
of tho matter and enjoy its glorious reflection,
If their sheet meets with more favor and encoul
agment in the village than ours, we certainly ar
satisfied with the taste and judgment Of the pee
pie, and shall never complain. We are awar
that we have a brilliant galaxy to contend with
for stars of various magnitudes, and red fu
moon shed not their mellow beams upon US.
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u cannot stand Mai.'-And villa,
could not the sailor stand" He had
stood the beating of many a storm. or.
ten had he mounted up to heaven aud
gone down again into the depths. Many
time had his soul been melted because
Of trouble. Yet he has rode out the storm ;
trod the billowy deep boldly, and given
his troubles to the winds. But now he
meets something which he cannot stand.
VIVA, is il! He can stand the perls Of
shore. He can bear being night and
a day in the deep. lie can buffet the
hardest gale that ever blew of the Horn.
He can do and endure more severe labor
and hardship than any other man, but,
now he knocks under. II is the picture,
on the cover Of tract, Of woman teach.
ing child. o. said he \ cannot stand
that; it reminds me of my poor dear
mother; it's just the way she used to
teach me; but she is gone;' and he burst
into tears.
Mother! there. are no human teach
ings like your own. Call your boy to
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Crundy Coun,, pemoern.le Cenyen,io,

At democratic convention, held at Morris, on
the 4lh inst, pursuant 10 public notice, to nomi.
nate a candidate for county commissioner and
one for school commissioner, TO be supported by
the democrats Of Grundy county at the coming
August election. the following delegates present.
ed credentials and took their seats:
JeBerson Preeinci.-W. ID. Mcdonald, J. Cole
man, NJ. Mcdonald.
Dresdm.- Thomas Carroll, NJ. Shea, James
Harry.
Grmdy.-B. McGrath, James Lee, VIM. e.
Armstrong.
Kankakes.-Hiram Fuller, Hiram Menau,h,
John Sterns.
Wauponsee.- Charles Ice, Peter Mealy, Chas.
Grain.
d. McGrath was called to the chair, and Geo.
II. Kiersted appointed secretary.
Tho object Of the meeting having been stated
by the chair, the convention proceedsn to ballo,
for candidate for county commissioner, which
resulted in the choice Of George Wslly; and
Thomas O'Sullvsn was nominated for school
commissioner. V. II. Tabler, James Harry, H.
Fuller. w. D. Mcdonald, and Chss. Grain, were
appointed county corresponding committee.
The convention then odjouencd.