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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-17

gloomy prison, where he became self-mur-
derer! Another victim Of the Run'selIerS
trade, traffic legalized by the voters OF our
city, who are largely responsible for the
wrctcEe lness, poverty and crime induced by
the vice of intemperance. Will 1t always be
thus ?--N Y lIer. advertiser.
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Dispatches for the Tribune.
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRpH.

Baltimore, Sept 5, 1S46.
Col Allen, the commander of the Mormon
regiment, has died on the prairie of conges-
tive fever Capt. Cook has been sent to San
ia Fe by General Kearney, and under flag
of truce demands peaceabe possession,
The Autonomous, fully armed, and / 900
strong, were to march upon Nauvoo on the
26th ult. An engagement and bloodshed
Were deemed Inc eitabie.
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Cholera in the u. S. East India
Squadron.
rfract from letter to a gentleman Of this CT
dated, U. S. ship Columbus, !
Hone KONG, China, April IL, '46, {

Hone KONG, China, April 10, '4e, {
II suppose that you have heard long before
before this that the cholera has been on board
of us, and has swept off many of our young
crew. just imagine me one moment with my
merry shipmates, and in two OF three hours
more, called to witness them in the arms of
that fell tyrant, Death But as you ofttimcs
told me that God is everywhere, so now /
have reason to think so. | have Witnessed
a scene that never shall forget as long as l
live. W sailed for Manila, one of the Phil
lipine Islands, We arrived there one day;
the next we had twelve men dead by cholera.
The doctor seeing the danger, ordered the
ship TO leave again for this place and from
the time we made sail until four days at sea,
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Dreadful Accident F.!

Loss OF NINE LIVES, AND SEVERAL
OTHERS MoRTALLY WOUNDED. A slE
from the New Bedford Bulletin, dated Sept
5, says: News has just reached us Of the des
truction of the new and beautiful Unitarian
Church, (Which was witnessed on this side Of
the river) The wind blowing hurricane
from the South for the last twenty-four hours
the tall and magnificent steeple (some 15C
feetl was seen to bend and crack when it al
last gave way, and partially lodged on three
buildings; one church, an apothecary shop,
the upper story occupied as a taior's shop, IN
which was four females and one male, whose
groans were most pitiable the other building
was occupied as boarding house for colored
people, which was entirely demolished, and
quite large number Of the inmates buried
in the ruins. Our informant has just left for
the scene of ruin, to report more fully the
horrid particulars.
A FUGITIVE SLAVE. The brig Ottoman,
Capt Hannum, arrived at this port from New
Orleans, on Tuesday last. When five days
sail from the Balize, as we are informed, Capt.
Hannum discovered that a colorcd man, a
runway slave, was on board of his vessel. TO
have returned to New Orleans and landed the
fugitive would have been extremely perilous
to the success Of his voyage, then nearly half
completed-and he kept on his course for
Boston. Arriving here on the Sth, he sought
to obtain an earl y passage for the slave back
to his master. The barque Niagara was
about to sail for New Orleans, and Captain
IIannum took the negro down to Spectacle
Island that place being more convenient for
embarkation. While the attention of Capt.
II. was taken from the negro, he ran to the
boat, and pushing her off from the shore, sue
ceedcd in reaching South Boston Point In
the meantime, Capt Hannum had procured
another boat, and started in pursuit, and over
took him near South Boston bridge. A num-
Der of persons collected round, and to these
Capt. II. stated that the negro had robbed
him, and that he was about to take him to
jail. This satisfied the crowd, and the negro
was tel and placed in wagon. He was
from thence taken on board Of boat and it
is supposed was carried to Point Shirley
Judge Hubbard of the Supreme Judicial
Court, issued writ of habeas corpus on We'd
nesday night, for the purpose of bringing the
fugitive before him. Some ten or twelve per-
sons accompanied the constable, in their
search, but after being out all night, returned
to the city unsuccessful.
Yesterday morning Mr.. 4. L. Benson, ac-
companied by his counsel, Ellis Gray Loring,
Esq came into the Police Court and enter
ed complaint against Capt. Hannum, for
abducting tie negro. A warrant for the
arrest Of Capt. II. was granted, and placed in
the hands of constable G.. +. Sanborn. Up
to last evening Capt II. had not been arrest
ed-Bost0n Bee, 1M inst.
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Pretty Feathers Make IL FincHird

A ND as tins holds good in almost every rcsp"cc
"a the subscriber would again iniom his iIienr
and the public generally, that ne is still living ant
occupying the OLD STAND, ON Man-sircrl' De
tween the Ollie of {. RBuckalcw and the BLACK
smith sho, of Moses COllman, at which place he
may be found upon t.' seat of poverty, prepared
to draw oui the thread of OlllictOn lie has just
received the Chc latest StDic Of FaShf0ns foF
SPRING; and SUMMER, and with them b"
stands pledged 10 accommodate his iricndS' ,u"i"'
mers and the public generally with good subStah-
tal tasty fits or no charge made.
'B. RUPERT, TAhOR,' will be found upon
a Single stuck up above the door.
.Adoission FIRE Of aH expense, -,
lie would also inform his friends that Wheat
Rvc, Oats, Corn and Potatoes will be taken IN 'N
change for work done at his shop, aud niue
.he pGcicr dnciun, once in while, VIII not con
amiss. Call aud give him a trial,
BERNARD RUPERT.
April %, lSlG-l
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III. WEBB EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


Yes said a gentleman, WHO got in a
The las, station, 'and the old fellow is lame
TOO. He will miss his stick.
DO you know hint enquled the obllg
ing young gentleman.
Know him! should think So replied
,he gentleman, he is my uncle
And does he live az Epst Needham!' ask
ed the ob!iging young man.
'Ol course he does; he never lived any
where else.
'WeIl, if that don't beat every thing,
said the Obliglng young gentleman, 'and
put him out al Needham, just five miles lht
other side Of his home
HARRY FRANCO.
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Number 26.

reason, and half pelrifed with terror. n
loud roar of laughter broke from The as
sembled band, al the rider and his sleed
the whole corps give him three times
three hearty cheers as he bolled into
camp. He was carried 10 his qu'rers
in triumph, there to dream Of lovers
meIamorphoSes,, backward dos, slern-
way advances, and and sIram Of nvs-
sion, and thereby 10 garnlsb his mind
with materials Cor writing splendid
rreal e, on the novel adventures Of a
cow story
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SPECIFICATIONS 9

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A BACKWARD cow RIDE,

A BACKWARD cow RIDE,
During The Revolutionary War, when
a corps Of the American army were en-.
|camped near The borough of E'izll eth.
own, New Jersey, an officer who was
more of devolee of Venus than o
Mars, paid his address 10 lady oil dis.
Iinclion, whom he was in The habi. Of
visiting nightly, in The cultivation Of
he kindly feeling which love SO cordi-
lily inspires. On discovery the re-
pested absence OF the officer, shd of the
place where interviews with his duIcini.
a were had some waggish friends re-
solved 10 play oil a handsome trick al
his expense, which should deter him
from repetition Of his smorous visit.
The officer il appears, rode a very
small hoIse of the pony kind; which he
always left united with bride rains o.
yer his neck, near The door, in order TO
mount and ride off without delay, when
be business Of courliUg and kissing was
over; and The horse always renamed
until backed by The owl er, without al
tempting 10 change his position. On q
certain very dark night, when The Off.
Ger hadas usual, gone 10 pay his devO
ions TO the object oI bis Election &wF'
tnjoying The approving smiles Of the
lovely fair one, his waggish companions
wen, privately 10 The door of The house
where The officer was, took his bride &
.addle from The horse which they senl
away, placed the brldle on The tail, the
saddle on The back, and The chopper o
yer The horns of quiet old COW. who
stood peaceaby chewing her cud, noar
1.-The spot. Immediately thereafter, they
Iretired some distance from The house
and separating, raised tho loud cry of a
rhs, the ensmy had landed and were
marching into the village.
Our hero on hearing this, took cou0-
sci from his lears,snd snalching haste.
,y kiss, he shot out Of The door with The
velocity Of a muskel ball, and mounted
Into The saddle, with his back towards
rhe head of The COW, and punging hi
I sharp spurs keeOly into her sides, caus
led her 10 bawl out with excessive pain, 8
! she darled of in her best gallop toward
the camp. The officer still plunging hi
= spurs with all his wine and love or
Ibosrd-Gndiog himself hurried rPpjd
lily backwards, m1ugre OF all his effort
10 advance; and herring the ropea,e'
lawlings OF the tortured beast, imagined
that he was carried oil by magic, ant
roaring our out most Justly that The dev
had got him-and was thus carriet
II into the very centre OF the camp.
d The senllnels hearing the noise, di,
,hsrged their pieces and n"d; aud olarr
gnns were fired-he drums beat TO srn
he officers lett their qnIrIer- and crlec
t urn out turn oul!M with all ;ht Srleng
# their lungs. The soldiers slarDt
J. from their sleep as if a hos had eros
ed their dreams and he whole BOD
cunning half naked, formed as qpck
IposSbly in gallant dIshabiIIe, prepare
~ 10 repel the terrible invader. Nhen'I'
/ he ludicrous sighl soon presented use
, 10 their eyes Of The gallant officer, ,moun
ed on COW. with his face towards ht
no tail. Her tongue hanging ou'-h
e. sides goiy with the coughing OF Il
spurs, and he himself almost deprived
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THOMPSON & HICKS.


yESlIE subscribers have opened a POTTERY
on the .oad leading gfrom Main to Third ST.
near the Methodist Church, Bloomsbury, Colum-
ba county, where they intend to manufacture
wale or the best material; the latest and most ap-
proved patterns and finished in the very hest man.
ner; such as Pots of ancserpions; Dishes of oy
eIv variety and Tugs of all size; and variety o
other articles too numerous to mention; in fact al
kinds and every variety which mnv lie wanted b,
anywho NAV favor them with cali. suppl,
kept constantly on hand which will he sold b.
wholesale or retail little cheaper than the cheap
est for cash or country produce. Also dry Piu
Wood taken in exchange for work if delivered q
their shop.
Bloomsbprg September 8, lsiG-@O
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OFFICE OF TIE DEMOCRAT.
SourH SIDE OF MAIN, A FEW DOORS BE
Low MARKET STREET.
TERMS:

J,bp col UIIBIA DEMOCRATwiH be
nublished every SATURDAY morning, al
TWO DOLL.4RS per Gnnun PayaOIe
haifysmly in adOa"ce, or 1tco Do1lor'
E;tT Cents ,ifnotpaid within the yem.
No Subscription wiH be taken fora shOrie'
Deriod than sir months; nor a1y discOn-
riauance permitted,wtiI all arre@og'S
are discharged.
HDVERTISEltENS not erceedmg a
squre mM be cOnspicuoHs'y inserted al
Gnc DoHr for the FIRST three insertions
and T,cenfy,fUe cents for euerIy, su0se
"n,,oi Insertion. EnA liberal diScOu'
15uade 10 those mho adrertise By the yeo
LETTERS addressed on O"S'"eSS'"'"S
be post pdid.
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OF the latest style, just received at the
New Store. H. Is hOFEhl
" CaH before purchasing E'sevhcre al
the Ncw Factory Of Emihcm%me," By
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C,2TTAMISSA FERRY.

The Subscriber has added largcNEW FLAl
to his other Boats, at the Ferry near theBndge'ah
.now prepared 10 cross anything iroma foot pas
s,nrcr 10 six horse team, at reduced prices, an
at short notice n,,,,
ST4CY' MARGERUM.
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THE BLISS OF IGNORANCE.

A shrewd but apparently nNsophls'l-
Gated Yankee, who took over an adven-
ure OF wooden clocks with him 10 Eng
land, and made pretty wel'' by The
.peck, s,roled one evening into q colfee
house in Liver + Dol, and throwing his
legs upon the little table before him cali
ed for o'll in 20 tske.
Two young boods Of he turf, who
were discussing steak and Two pint9 OF
hauDand hauIfin The next box, no'ic-
ed his independent manner and social
abaudCR, and al once sci him down for
syulgaw' American. and determined 10
orlng him out, or in other words, 10
force him 10 belrsy his ignorance. One
Of them Psked-'You aw from from A.
mewica, sir, aw you no."
me,ican.-'WeIl, | guess ! aint
from anywhere else
Boh BloodS'-, He is mol from any
whew else! Deviisn good, dem foine,
|ha! he! he! Well, saw srd one Of
them, how many Sra'es aw lhew, in
your United Slaes?'
amcrican.-'l have no more idea
than | have OF how many pups JAKE
Rogers slut has got, and she was pretty
large when left,
Both Js.-'IIo: hc! no! ba! ha!
Iba!-ExremeIy wich! Iew is ows
hrndepeodeot Amewrcan lriend,' one Of
hem added addressing parly'.n a sttlI
lIarher box, he is owa Amewcln lriend
fresh from The land Of FIVE aud the 'ume
u the bwove, and he don't know bow
many States compose the UOion"-
anerican. you are snat now,
un', you Mr, He cow. Why cuss the
pictures Of both Oh you, how could |
know how many States there ale in The
Union nOy? 1t will be 'zlcJ'y Twelve
weeks and three days, 10 morrow, since
i left MarbIehead, in the old By State,
Ehere were then jest twenty seven free,
suyren and independent Sales in the u
|non, but I'd hev TO you reCoIecl that
Congress was then siIen, and lis un-
Iposslble 10 tel how many Stares they
have annexed SInce--they may have
!hitched on Ireland, for all | kOow'
| THIS turned the tables, and caused
general laugh for The Yankee and a.
gainsl The English lops.
A young maan hving attended a silent
IQnaker meeting, was asked by one Of the
Friends.
How didst thou lSe shc mee'iug!' To
which be peUishIy replied;
Like IT, why can see no sense in 1t, TO
-IpO anu 5lk lO1 "HOlC IuuIo 'uSO'uSl NINlOub
} speaking word. 1t is enough to kill 'le
devil
Yea, my friend rejoinel The Quaker
hhat's lust what we want
i Jack TARs IDEA OF A LCcoMoTIvE.-
Why bias. The lhng,' says be, there's
o,hiog ship shape abOve~boaId or manly
Il ,bJuln. Watch j ship now, with her
aanvass beIyng ouI' laying down to !, Just
ruough to show she feels .Hcr u. q
,Ie spray nom the bows, noG .oug Err
mead over she stOs Is ii $ ..,n J urn
,'pm, lhcie's somrthnl .I..
- iuure !, somr,hiog noble o.oo g, no
steps 5 il he k'c,. he vas Fsr,, rns
= proud Of beng ale ~ dO it BuI thai ,uo-
u ber-bah! thai there concern comes insiu,
FL ualing, sneoking aloog-craVIng on hi.
'eI belly. like laundering long snake with {
Of pipe in his mOan'
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CROCKERY WARE,

Aug. ! --
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, l.asalle co. ss.-Lasolle
circuit court March term, lSi6-Thc people
OF the state of Illinois for the use Of the inhuh.
l'ants of tp 80, II 4, Of 81 p m, r,. Henry
Matson. William II. w. eastman. Benilmn
Thompson, Seth Eaton, james NJ. Leonard,
Nolney Beckwlh, Lorenzo Leland and Abra-
ham Eoes.-ln Chanccry.
1t appearing by affidavit on file in the
clerks office Of the circuit court of La
Sale county aforesaid, in the above emit.
tied cause, that the above named defend.
ants Henry Ma;son and Benjamin Thomp.
son, are non.residents Of the State of Hi.
noIs; and the said complainanls having
filed their bill of complain, herein, and a
summons in chancery having been issued
herein according 10 law: Now you the
said defendants whose non-residence ap-
peaIs as above, are hereby notified that
unless you shall be and appear before the
circuit court aforesaid, on or before the
frs, day Of the next term thereof, To be
holden at the court house in the town If
Ottawa, on the eth day of March, A. ID.
1876, and plead demur, except to, or an
swer the complainan,s' bill Of complaint.
according to the rules and practice Of SAID
court, the same will be taken for confess.
ed aud decree made according to the
prayer thereof. l.. LELAND, Clerk.
GLOVER e. Cook, soils for comp',.
Ottawa, Jan. 70, 1916.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Lasalp co. ss--Lasall,
circuit court, March term, lSIG-The people
Of the state Of Illinois, for the use Of the lnhhb
l'ants Of Up 80, 4, c 81 m, rS. Henry L.
Brush. A. lien H. Rowland, and George How
land-ln chancery.
1t appearing by affidavit on file in the
clerks office OF the circuit court Of La
Sale county aforesaid, in the above emit
tied cause, that the above named defend
ant George Rowland IS a nonresident OF
the State Of Illinois; and the said com.
pIainan,s having filed their bill of com
plant herein, and summons in chance
ry having been issued herein according to
law: Now YOU the said defendant. whose
non'resldence appears as above, are here.
by notified that unless you shall be, and
appear before the circuit count aforesaid
on or before the first day of the next term
thereof, 10 be holden a, the court house
in the town of Ottawa, on the 9Th day
of March, A. d. lS46, and plead, denur,
except TO, or answer the complainants'
bill Of complaint, according TO the rules
and practice of said court, the same will
be taken for confessed, and decree made
according to the prayer thereof.
l.. LELAND. Clerk.
GLOVER & Cook, soils for comp't
Ottawa, Jan. %, 1916.
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STATE of ILLINOIS. La Sale co, S..--I.s
sail" circuit c"urt, March term. lsi5--Th,
people oi the state oililinois for the use of the
Inhabitants ri sch""l township No. 80. u 4 4
~ m, Us. Benjamin Harris. James Camp.
bell, Rchlrl Hamilton, aud lohn II kiuzle
In chanccry.
II i appearing by affidavit on file in the
clerks Office of the rircuil court %! La
Sale county aforesaid, in the above emf.
tied cause, that James Il. Campbell. one
OF the above named defendants, is a non
resident of the state Of illinois. residing m
Wisconsin territory, aud the said com.
pialnants having filed lheii bill Of com
plant herein. and summons in chancery
having been issued herein according to
law: Now you. the said defendant. whose
non-residence appears as above, are nntl-
fed that, unless you shall be and appear
before the circuit court aforesaid, on or be-
fore the first day OF the next term thereof,
10 be holden at the court house in Ottawa
on the eth day Of March, 1916, and
plead, demur, except to, or answer the
bill of complaint according
to the rules and practice of said court, the
same will be taken for confessed ana "A
decree made according TO the PRAYER
thereof. l.. LELAND, Clerk.
GLOVER & Cook, Sol'rs for compl.
Ottawa, Jan 22d, lS46.-3l--4t
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NJ Office is hereby given tina, appli.
~ cation will DO made tn the circuit
cour! of La Sale county a. the mex, term
thereof, 10 be holden a. the cour, house
in Ottawa, on Friday the 9Th day Of
March next. for judgment against said
foregoing lands and town lots, for said
taxes in,eres. aud costs thereon. and for
an order to sell the said lands Tor the sat.
isiacton thereof. Notice is also hereby
given. that on the fourth Tuesday next
succeeding the day fixed by law for the
commencement Of the said term Of the
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said circuit court, to vii: on Tuesday
the 2lsl day OF April next. all the lands
agains. which judgment shall be pronoun-
ced, and for the sale of which such order
shall be made, will be exposed to public
sale at the court house of the said county
for the amour, of said taxes, interest aud
costs due thereon.
WILLIAM REDDICK.
Sheriff Of In Sale co. and er-cgicio col.
ie(for
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EAale IF Thomas Do'cney, dec.
A Ill. persons having claims agains,
"a the estate Of Thomas Downey,
decreased, are hereby notified aud reques-
ted to attend before the probate justice
Of La Sale county, Illinois, at his Office
in Ottawa, in said county, on Saturday
the 2sh day Of February, A. d., 1916.
for the purpose of having the same adj
jus,ed, that being the day fixed upon by
the administrator, in pursuance of the
statute, for the purpose Of settling aud adj
jusling all claims against said deceden,.
JOHN DOWNEY, .4dm'r.
Ian. l6, 1916. 30
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Estoie f Jeptha Brainard, iced.
A Lii persons having claims agains.
IN the estate Of Jeplha Brainard de-
ceased. are hereby notified and requested
to attend before the probate justice Of La
Sale county, Illinois, ri his office in o..
'ava, in said county, on Saturday the 2lst
day Of February, A. d.. 1916, for the
purpose of having the same adjusted. that
being the day fixed upon by the admins.
Hator. IN pursuance OF the statute, for the
purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against said decedrnt.
LEVI BRAiNARD, Executor.
January s. 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-02-13
STATE ~ ILLINOIS, La ssi,. county. %.

STATE ny ILLINOIS, la Sadie ceur,v. -.
La Sale circuil court--Nsrch term, Iss6 -
Jane Harris ~. Ben-"n l.. Hams, la shsnce-
w, Petition i,r d,s"fcr.
\ L appearing by affidavit on ile in the
q clerks office of the circui, court ofsaid
county, IN the above entitled cause, that
Benson l.. Harris. tire above named do
PENDANT. resides wilhuu, the limits OF the
said state of Illinois and the said Jane
Harris, the petitioner. having filed her
petition herein for a divorce from the said
defendant. aud summons IN chancerv
having been issued herein according 10
law. Now you the said defendant are
hereby notified that, unless you shall lie
and appear before the circuit court of said
county aforesaid on ot. before the iirsi ,!sy
1T the next term thereof. 10 be holden nj
the court house in Ottawa, on tha27ih
day ot March next. and answer said PEE
uIlon, the same will te taken for confess
scd and decree made according To the
prayer ,hcrerr. l.. LELAND.
$. z, Su"rE, Pif.. Sol. Clerk.
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