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Correspondence or The Free Tm,',r.

NEv Yong Nov II 1916
No,vi,hs,arlng the eiT5r. cf thu uhig press.
whig bankers, and Uhis brokers to emb,,fas. ii.
tho Govcromcpt in it, prosecution If m, Mex.
can war. the secretary ha. succeeded in obtain.
ing the Five Million Loan sJyer,i.,Jf, Atl.
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Tho Lexington, Mo. Express Of the 81 u,
has the following:
a gentleman tf his city informs Us that he
perusel letter, 8 day or two since, which has
bccu received in Camden, giving the parIicllirs
Of the surrender Of Chihuahua to the forces un-
der Gen. VOL. The army, it seems, entered
The city without fesitta &C; the American fl q
VAS ssll,ej by the citizens, and after few hours
had elapsed, the American officers wers invited
to psr,ske ola splendid dinner, which had been
prepared by the Chihuahuan." That, we should
say was ralhera new mode II capturing an en-.
envy. town.
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Ga'e Disasters on Lake Eric-S Sore.
raj Lipes lest IL he Cleveland Plain.
dealer has the following melancholy par.
,irulars of the late gale, whlch was fur
nl.hcd by friend. who collected them
from the captains:
Big Os"enla. Capt Snow. went ashore
near SILVER Greek: total wreck. Fou,
men lost, four men saved. Among IT,,
rescued Is the captain. So badly hrui-et
dat he Is not expected To live. coulr
hear noting ot the cargo.
Schooner Swan ashore on a sand ha,
near Barcelona. al sale.
Schooner Ilarwlch ashore near BARGE
Iona; not injured.
Steamer Indian Orccn ashore near Sill
yer Creek; broke IN two. NJ lives los,
Sloop Bayona, oI C"urau,. cap,lzed of
l',rcelnna; crew consisting OF Que ma,
aud two boys all lost.
Ashorc al Eric.-Chas. Howard
Schr. u. :. Of Detroit; ] II l.yon, o.
Toledo; Huron of Clcv,laud; DAYTON
of Black River. filled. Cargo 5000,
worth of goods. insured brig 1t. II
Sizer. supposed to he total wreck
Schooner Pln,a, on the sand, not injured
one man lost by falling overheard.
Brig ashore some six miles ABOVE En-,
sand beach. Name not known.
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lie & Egana, with 1000 bales Of cot
ton, put up in 200 pound bales, and

lie & Egana, with 1000 bales Of cot
ton, put up in 200 pound bales, and
there appears good reason to sup
pose that it was intended for Mexi-
CO. Sac will sail for your port on
the 9th, in charge Of Passed Md
shipman Barrett, son of one OF your
former collectors.
To-day another prize, the Yankee
schr. GEL Telegraio,' arrived from
tie Tabascc expedition on the ed,
and reports the feet standing off the
land waiting for weather to go into
tie river.
Don Thomas Marin, one Of the
nest accomplished officers in the
Mexican navy, commanded tie for
tiications Of Aivarado. The paper
containing his report of the attack.
has been accidently mislail, or We
would give the whole Of it; but it is
in the usual style Of Mexican re-
ports. He declares that he is ready
for us again at any moment, and this
probably is true. The Commodore,
from his position in advance on TIE
Vixen, discovered another Mexican
work half a mile further up tie riv-
er, or lagoon as it may more proper
ly be called, where three guns were
mounted in battery, and supported
by a gun-5rig and two gun boats,
serving as water-batteries. Perhaps
it was the discovery of these addi-
tional means of defence which iniiu-
enced the Commodore not to persist
in his attack without the support Of
more Of lis force.
In this attack the same pilot WHO
was on board the Truxtoa when she
got ashore piloted the McLane. His
name is Jim Mcneil, and he is a
Scotchman. lie discharged his du-
II under the impressive belief that
upon the first accident he would be
shot. We believe it is not preten-
ded that he played us false. The
pilot gave warning of the danger in
season, and the vessel went ashore
in going about.
The attack was a subject Of re-
mark among the officers of the for
eign vessels Oh that station. So far
as is known they look upon the is
sue as unfortunate, but as in no way
disgraceful to our arms.
We.have reason to presume that
Con-. Conner would at once have
proceeded to organize the plan of
another attack upon Alyarado had
not lie deemed it proper to despatch
the expedition against Tabasco on
the day after his repulsc. Upon the
Tabasco expedition Com. Perry has
taken with him about 400 officers
and men, from the Cumberland and
Raritan, as auxiliaries. With this
expedition have gone, too, almost
all the marines in the squadron.
The Commodore has done everything
to insure its success.
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4 three m5sled schooner ashore at Ash.
tabula. Supposed to be the Oneida.
Twelve miles west If Ashlabula. schoo'
ner Racine ashore and filled.
The steamboat Helen Strong is A total
wreck a short distance above Barcelona.
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The Washington Union of the OH ul,,
announces the death Of Commodore John
T.. Nicholson. of The United States Navy.
in the 63j year Of his age. lie was a
native Of the city Of Richmond. lie en-.
tered the Navy in 1905. a midshipman Of
The brig Hornet, and was a. the capture
Of the Macedonian, and in the brllian,
engagement between The Peacock aud
i.peryief.
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make extract, from the leue., which il,
MONTEREY. Oct. 30, 1916.

make extracts from the lette., which is
dated
MONTEREY. Oct. %, 1916.
Poor Ridgeley is dead. lie was burr.
ed Yesterday, and is mourned by the en-.
tire army. M;jor Lear will not live -
hours longer. We have late news from
san Luis de poln.i Ia the effect that San.
IN Anna was there with i2 600 men, and
no less Ihan hirig-secen Gmerais. He
was recruiting daily. but his intentions
were not known. 1t is rumored ,hal Eus-
lament has gone ,rlh in the reciion Of
chihuahua, II meet Gen. Wool, and lsr-
lher it ia posiIely asserted that the lnd,
ans are killing and laying waste all before
diem in the latter STATE. Not line more
III the shape Of news. Yours, Sc.
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The War Department, has made requision
for 1000 additional ttoops-one regiment from
each Of the following Observation-Disclosures,
New York, Pcnnsy lvsnia, Virginia, North Caro-.
lima, South Carolina. Louisiana, Mississippi aud
TeXas.
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and stripes wave in uiumlh over the Nal. %
Monterey on the ParGc.
While these brave Dc ds, snd those achieved
~ the army uuIcr The gallant Taylor are giving
new lustre Ia tie Amencrn uau'e, the Navy, by
some strange G,a'i;y, has again bcen uusuccess-
fui up'n Alyaraj>.
The prices ofrr'jnce remain without change.
flour IS, wheat i20.Is5. Al ale auNi,u,b
Awaiting ,'e e,s.,ai of "a, Great Ncs,,rn. nov
in h.r .J.h day. IHuDJLrH
Tho Lr1'.i'ris meets a, s rrsii u On Moa.
lay, the d q nscc"hcr.
The N'yjcrn p'Psrs ny oar army lost tNp
lhvus4ud meu o, Monterey.
Troops (,c Tmp -Confmy q, f a.,
uouny,d l,Eer, Capt, Simort,.n, are l.a,,
;o.jay. O. the Cigupi ia, fr New O,r,u. -
The cor;sry is % strong, auI a.. destination /.
rluF;e,-Rr.ae w S}'.
CsL Farrsu. vr,a, 9lr..a,,t d,, resigned
a.s-,.. as S,a,,f' 0,n Gasy,,c, E.anstan, add
clay.
75mr- " D.rh been nominated. ~
m,s.ua Cuu>..u. +, rc.rsca, in Corsr,s,
Ihs o,s.em t,.g.a a'Ghri, ,.lsoI.
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Hon. Samuel lIackle,on, Esq Of Fulton CO.,
has resigned his seat m the lower House Of the
General Assembly. We understand ,hs, n Wi,
Of election has been issucl to GIL the vacancy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-12-04

Gov. Moour, Lieut., Colonel Of tho a,h rcsi
men, Of Illinois Volunteers, arrived in Springfield
on Tuesday, on fuIlough, on his way home in
Mclean county.
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Cviosities for the New Museum =
The tail Of an Irish bull.
pickle from Family JAR
TUE cain that killed Abel.
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Gov. Fonp, has appointed Thursday, the i7th
Of December, % a day Of thanksgiving and pray.
ct throughout THE State.
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Yours respectfully, E. EoNNry.

Scori fer General yGyIor.-The n.
York Courier describes superb sword
which has lately been made, by order Of
the State Of l.oui,iana, to be presented To
Gen. Taylor, as a testimony of the hi. h
orjuion entertained Of his conduct during
his Whole military lie, and especially in
the battles of the S.h and OH Of May.
The scabbard is made Of the finest metal,
with richly engraved and wrought orna-
menis. On two divisions Of the front
side ere scenes Of the battles Of Palo Alto
and Resaca lie la Palma. The shield pie-
SCENTS the following inscription:
presented by the State Of Louisiana
To Geners, =. TAYLOR. in testimony Of
The high opiriun held BY the people NJ
this State Of the skill, conduct, and judy
meni shown by him during lis military
life, but particularly during the battles of
Palo Alto on The 9Th, and Of Reasca dc la
Palma, on the 9Th IF May. 1916"
Surmoun'iug tie battle scenes appears
the coat OF arms Of Louisiana. aud in tie
centre Of tie srabbard the American Eagle,
richly engraved. The graspi- composed
Of aIlernuc mother Of pearl aud gold fl.
Gets, richly engraved and studded. and
protected rs "A massive gold chain. The
head represents revolutionary cap and
plume, surmoun,ed By a precious cairn'
CORN stone. The design originated viii
Messrs. Hyde g. Goodrich, Of New Oh.
leans, and the sword was manufactured
by A. p. Ames, Of Springfield Massa'
chuso,ls.
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Give no ram. breathe not a senIl-
men--say not Il word-give not an cS.
precision Of the eounlcnance that will OIL
fend another, or send thrill of pain thru
his bosom We are surrounded by zen
silivo hearts, which word, looh even.
might iii to the btiu, with sorrow. Ii
goa are careless Of the opinions and eS
pressions Of others, remember that they
are differently constituted from yourself,
and never, by wurl or sign, cast shad-I
ow on happy heart, or throw aside -
smiles OF joy that love to linger on plea \
SAINT counlenancc. 4
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Total

Col. Mason, Ii regiment U. s. dra.
goons. and Lieut.. WATSON. Of H.. NAVY.
sailed from New York on ,he lO,h int
IN fast sailing vessel fr Chaprcs, in.
tending to proceed thence 10 the Pacific.
The latter carries dispatches To tie com.
handing officer Of the Uuled States
Squadron now IN the Pacific.
Com S'ock,on. ot The ir,aa,e Congress,
commands IN tie Pacific. Com. Sloa, h..
ing row IN the city Of New York.
The Columbus. "a Com. Bldd,c. on
her way home from China, is expected
to 90 TO the Pacific when Com. b. will
be IN command aud will probably retain
II, until The arrival of Com. Shubrick IN
the independence. The latter will prob.
ably retain the command fur HE usual
time.
The Columbus, n; f,igaic Savannah,
and the sloop-o(.war Warren, will return
as snon as relieved.
The ievan,, is now on her way home.
Albany .3rgus.
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From the St. Louis Union. Nov. 81
t,gEl FROM JiONIE4EY.

advancing upon san hm' P'tosi, Gen.
Iali'r "ij' move towards TamPico. The
melancholy acoide"' 10y which The HE OF
the gallant kpGELEr Is Threatened vii
'e source 81 "esp regret to HE whole
country AheF having p''i1Im'a prom
.l'S OF 'a'oI al ia'o AGO. "'saca &c IL
i"'''a ana monterey anu escaped show
,' '' ne enemy grape ana canister.
e ''> '."," oy an unexpected "c'ij'n''
"', o" ' an' Os''''-"''I o", )" tie ''r,"I''
Guy ~ 'S " "a" 'S'' ''F 50 '''"'S"s
, ~, '"','.''g ,s NJ "''''''--'I' success. :
Ut NC '''p '''' -'''' al" '"e 'h'y ON
,,;'l ,,.,i -" ~ wa ,''' W. use
MAfAN'Ros' N"V' D. 1915
Capt. iiarney's Dragons l1l! here yes
to-day Tor Monterey.
We have adS'ces from Monterey rs
late as the 26'h uit' The troops are SUI
ierIng some from HE chlII and fever and
The dnrTI ar.
This mail put US IN possession Of tie
melancholy intelligence Of The probable
death OF HreYe' Mayor N'dge!ey, lie was
"'"S "'I"'' ore % I've sl"'''s III Mon
IVY "''" "i' ""'Se '''t" ,''m upon
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',''N Wv Monterey au1 'h'y "fr 'urni'H-
=" ." our ''"@ - ana Government ~ a
".'" ''"e' ra'e MAN ~ ms place. Corn
,'""s"' W ''''l 10 we C'af'' Fhas'tF'
Shn ne = storing ii IN TIE town.
ne "'oA"'N'' nave been ABOUT MIcF
'p.'"' N',e' s'.''a' persons ana taken
9" o ''"h'r 81 t"''t- ana some goods.
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Bcr'er IoUni gviby-io be Executed
on The Oh Cf DccemJr.
To Tie Editor cfihc CA'ccso Demeuet.
Enclosed | send you copy Of he sen.
,euce Of John Baxter a, Monmouth. W.r.
rem county, at The Nov. term. lSfG. Ilc
is to be hanged on The oh ol Decenb,r.
Yen will rccolicct Baxter was tried I'd
convicted nj Rock Island last fall. A
wit Of error was granted and the sentence
reversed-a new trial gronieG-and a
change Of venue to Warren co, in he Ill tn
judicial circuit. Hon. Norman Il. PurI 10
presiding.
am sui spared to witness Tie res 1t
Of my !abors, notwithstanding the atlac's
Of the gnrg upon my life and liberty.
Birch has got his nil put or until tie
June term of court.
Yours respectfully, E. EoNNry.
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The Force In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ou,aso..

We have stated in another article, that
Col. Stevenson was appointed only to
the command Of the New York volun-
,eer- for California. An esteemed friend
and correspondent! states The entire force
10 California, or 10 be there, as follows:
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The Nsviera paper. ,ay oar army lost ,v,
thvus.uj meu O, Monterey.
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Tho Lr1'.la',is meets d, Siriusl u On Moa.
lay, the b II usccrbcr
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tsL F'rrau, vfh, , rs,.a.,t, has resigned
".s .,a. as >,as,fr brn .asy,,c, E.iDstau, add
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6OLIAN PIANOS.
&fSBT HE subscriber has

t$H GNHE subscriber has just received
y " - from the mandatory of Nuhn. 4 Glars New
oA VINO purehas,d thu Patent
Mas-aehise'is) for coLEsASs DIIAN ATTACH
70 ne ran' fof. another ofhes.
Nneh ne lnSe- The public
o is~ oi The Journals Of ths country of EnsI, cd
49, e "truu'en Ia. been exhibited and capacities fully
vahfaFs.' and sresnene- % thi- eoaassnafop ' -
The Manufacturers fei the p.hi. H., H.
FfFrtns 10 one OF enraofdinary
Of he Pstsni Right mos; eritiesi ex,n,insbon,
and experiments testing wer. rpn. into r
results OF which FUZZY proprietor. in a.,
IT, That u' IN abl. tune from tr,p.n
OF atmosphere and that the "oian IN tune ,ns n
oae IN any CLIMATE They prepared sa the most n,
oesd Peron regard aud a,
inc mos satsfae .ash nsrum.nt
r. n. TAYLOR.
Hoo Agent city the .,I. Of n. sbor. i,.,n
PLANO FORTE AND MlIC -roKg
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY.
Aatnn-L Aa,r L..

Store No. 50 Walden Lime. new York.
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
KINDS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS
CORRUGATED suspenders Shoes Co,h Carl q. To
- Lie fres'Vfs dEehRe Banding Water Pcnf Clothing
every oheE ase made from nda Rubber Aielr OF sus
Pnaefs were eIhed a The late Institute
aha after a. impartial examination and
eeEee th- hrsi premium al others max.
hare Undergone the ssNeest sat
w. unterNedy invite Merchants and all
so"hern and south Western States
where hsy VII ind good and assortment OF India
knbnef foods Our terms will be liberal satisfactory 10 all
buyers All orders promptly executed.
&c l6-6m UI-TCUINsoN A. prrSyoS
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e. HIN ALI AkI.

FALL srPPLY
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE
Y the ships Montezuma and Adirondack via
~ New York, and the virEnasn Point from Liverpool
the subscriber Of h. Pail suppl
and ~ the ship Hrk from Liverpool aay expected
oy Point be viii the Remainder
shapes and patterns
hy ~ regular packets from ps>>s-he I, In sup
pines OF Glass from prepared od.
large ana desirable superior good. i'm h. linz
10 all who may
County Merchants ard particularly .ramp
his goods and Pess strong viii be- offered to-
who buy for cam, and to punetgal customers.
large assortment OF Lard Lamps Loo.ins
ware &c on hand. HUGH A. WATT,
No - Xy..s Main &c.,
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superior qualify fo Manufacturer IN, beet Win. In r,t.
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pce their manufacture will
NJ any Northern Factory They prepared
any description Of paper that the
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ssSuEL H.sSAT, Secretary.
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application. for Life Insurance for any periods
named for year. for fa and for
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MUSIC FOR THE MILLION.
ROMANS y ELLIS,


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Solicit the attention OF the Pub especially Professors and ANA
suis N their valuable Series OF MUSICAL WORLD and To
Their Editions OF Cheap and elegant Music containing Popular
ruandard and Copyright songs Duet. Gees Marches watzs.
Sc with fun aeeomI for
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USUAL PRICES.
Romans d Ellis have Published
SIR P7u!sr S0Sss from Na-Fr1es IS 6! s.Ss
III be there words b! Ftzhal by G. godweIl
Let no Thought Care Oppres- Thee by Jereys
music from Norma.
Par away Bright Land words by Jeffrey. music
from Norma
20, cast that Shadow from Thy Brow
Ihs sgnny Hours Of Chhhood; words BY Carpenter
by HauoWay, r. A
IN" heIde. Of many Lands; Jeffrey. music by
Charles w Glover.
Pre- Peea Ge' ro Ia ets o. st ,rzgl,
I-Dark Eyed Beauty adapted Cavatiba Tu Non sa
l-Ah are joyful: ada ted To the beautiful Tuo Clio "A
Hi-Ase The Gentle West Wind Blowing adapted the air
"Ah. Percbs, Posse"
N-L~i no Sorrow; adapted air ~Ah non Giunse"
SSm T. Love duet for voices 10 the air
"Prebdi L'anel 4 Dnno"
-Four seeet Ans from Sphors admired Open AIor and T.
MIRA arranged for the Piano Forte Flute by
J Buuows-Prcs IS cts
fve wales from Bales Opera The Daughter OF ST.
Marx arranged for the Piano by Chare. Coote
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