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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

CATCHING A PIRATE.

C"uId aye Was inherent IN nm, iI
thought nothing impossible to b.
achieved as lon. as his ship woul,
carry canvass or answer to her rud
der.
We were lying at Gibralter, tax
ing in wood, water and fresh pro
visions when one morning It'll,
corvette came in, and reported tina
a pirate was lowering about loooL.
ing out for prizes, from whom she
had escaped with difficulty.
! AS soon as our captain heard of it
he was all in a fidget to get out tc
sea.
"The rascal - exclaimed he, 81
must have brush with him. III
search the whole ocean and ever,
crook and Granny on it, but what
I'll have him. With the morning
light III turn my ships stern to
Glbralten, and go in search of this
marauder. SO, dye hear, my lads,
get all ready for sailing by daylight"
"Please, Sir" said |, ''wc can't
be ready--our trysail ant slung yet. -
"Trysail!" exclaimed our cap
tain; "I'll sail tomorrow, if I've
nothing but our cooks apron to hoist
for mainsail.-There's no knowing
what you can do till you try and |
know there isn't man among YOU
but would be as eager t. catch this
piratical scoundrel as myself; so
work away, my lads, and | won't
spare the grog bottle"
The captains words operated like
charm upon us, and we all worked
away for dear life, and had a good
ten hours spell. At last up went
our trysail, jib and foresail, as neat
as lady's maid would put on new
gown, amidst three hearty cheers
from our men. Our captain, who
was down in the cabin, heard the
noise, and was soon on deck to know
what was the matter. Ny eyes |,
how he stared when he saw our neat
new canvass shivering in the wind.
"Weli done, my lads" exclaimed
he, as his eyes glistened with salts
faction, IL knew YOU would MANAGE
il. purser, serve out a double al
Ipwance Of giog; then all hands turn
I'm for a few h0prs' rest and no -,
n' pa good sailing trim by SUNRISE
U.ii we didn't want to be told
..r; we were soon alongside Of
.H rrog cans, and when we turned
a.o oar aammocks, We did not want
much rocking to set us to sleep.
Morning broke. and Tim Borno-
..., the boatswain, pipcd all hands.
nI we were all upon deck in the
surn.ing of a luT tackle. All was
s1or cady; .swcet home ~ was fine
word; the anchor was hove a-pcak
the wind right aft. and we soon left
astern of Ms.
We sailed, and kent a point west.
ward, and then rc-taCked: and we
vcered about on all points, but devil
a bit of a glimpse of this same pirate
could we catch. Our CAPTAIN was
vexed, and the crew look
ed at each other as shy as if the
'bacco canister had rono o,,or-
board.
Well, towards evening. Madeira
being in sight, we deserted A little
vessel right ahead she was Latino.
rugged, and looked rather a suspi
cious craft. We kept her in view
as long as the light lasted, but nicht
came on, and then we were all
aboard again. We kent our course
towards Madeira; but we hadn't
run twenty knots after dark before
the man at the mast head called ont.
Strange sail aStern - The captain
looked ont astern, and sure cnouoh
we could plainly see light.
"That's the LIGHT from her cabin
said tie captain. "Hano
me if we won't have him yet.n
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Neon Story, NOrih end of Reddick' $
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TERMS.
Tw, DbLLARs per annun, if pail in advance
Nv" D1LLARs Avn ttrrr CENTS If paid within
six mnths and rnRrE DoLLAUs if delayed
until the end of the year.
Advertisements inserted at ) per square for
the first insertion, and % cents for each suisse
Juent insertion. \ liberal discount allowed to
those who advertise by the year.
urNo paper discontinued initial arrrarages
are paid, unless at the option of the Editors.
Communications, to in-urc insertion, must
always be free Of postage, aud accompanied with
the authors name.
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DIR. Horace III. BasfOrti.

HAVING located at Vermlionville, offers his
m professional service to the public; and feel.
a confidence from his long practice ia Michigan
and Illinois, in being able to render satisfactory
services to those who may favor him with call
Ottawa, July 10, 1916
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belly, aud shaped something Ikea s6ad, bot
without scales. They were caught weighing
from two to eight pounds. The bonita has The
color and shape Of a mackerel, though much lar.
ger, alsn scaleless. They are exceedingly good
eating, though somewha, dry. to remedy which
they need great deal of butter in the prepara.
ton. For further particulars in reference To the
cooking, however, must refer the cnquring to
our steward, who " has been there"
Seeing the success with which the bpatmcn
met IN angling for these fine fish, some Of the sol.
dlcis also rugged line aud tried their lock. AZ
ter a few hours patient waiting, one Of them WAS
oveJoyed TO find King" laundering at the
end Of his line. He hauled him in, a delightful
fellow, and so nverjoyed was our fisherman that
he danced around him 4" three dislinc, times :;
but being bariooted, IN his Terpsichorean par
oXysm, the fish nabbcd his foot aud gave him
right serious wound, laming the poor GLOW fora
month at least. They beat pickereI to smash
at " bite This was all the variety we saw in
the way of fish, until we got to the entrance Of
this Bay, where the water was completely spot
ted over with beautiful boite-shapeG animal. of
which | could get no other name than .'Sun.
iish, which II doubtless has from the circum-
stance that the head par, (lat and the widest
ParD Is complete ray, rounding back like
bladder. After a great deal Of exerlion, one was
hshed up in bucket, and a closer examination
gave rather less favorable opinion of the crit.
ter proved as inauimale as an oyster, q mere
Jelly, without even skin or shell TO cover il. and
was unanimously pronounced nasty thing"
AT the same place was a shelI-f,h, OF a better
stripe and not quite 50 much u stranger. Thi.
was our old familiar, the Grab, of which the wa
ter was full and against whose family many
bloody threat was made by the soldiers, should
they ever get a "tare" at them
But must conclude this part Of my subject,
lest my letter may be condemned a. too f.ky, !
and with the remark. en- passaHi, that here were
hundreds cf Pellcans stalking about on the sand
bars at the entrance of the bay, will pass over
to other matters connected with our trip across
this Gulf; which our soldiers persist in calling
an extensive prairie. and one even went 50 far
as to enquire Of the Captain in all gravity, what
Uncle Sam charged COR quarter section in that
part of his potato patch. lie thought he would
like farm there There was more timber.
Our trip across the Gulf was quick and de-
lighted one. The weather, with the exception
of a slight rain this morning has been unintcr.
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DIR. p. SCHERMERHORN,

Offers his Professional services to the citizens
of Ottawa and vicinity. O;lcc on Columbus
street, between Canal and Clinton,
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A. II. ROWLAND. J. PEARSON.
ROWLAND 81 PEARSON,
Physicians and Surgeons, OA0va, hrs.
Office ON the east side of the public square.
Residence of DR.. Rowland, on the hill. south
side OF the street, few door west of he Fox
River House. Residence of Dr.. Pearson at
the City Hotel. April 80. 1916,
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ii. w. HOPKINS, VI. ID.
PLY stefan a. Surgeon.

hFFERS his professional services to the cit-
~ 2cns OF Ottawa and vicinity. Office over
George Il. Walkers store, where he may be
found a'all times except when absent on proics.
sionsl business. August + Isi6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
nRUMHEAD CABBAGE SEED, for .alo by
W. II. & NJ. MAYERS.
Fori Smith. Jan. 81, 1916.
Tfustees Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed bv Daniel
ID Wilson 10 the undersigned, Alexander Mclean.
on the first day Of August A. D. 1874, and duv re.
corded in the Clerks Office Of the county Of Cn Word.
in Record book @, on pages ~ and So to secure to
Isaac M. Marshall the payment Of the sum Of eight
hundred and ninety and ssventy.t tss9I 721
BY note under seal executed By the aid Daniel viii
son to the said Isaac N. Marshall, dated the dav
and year aforesaid and due the lst day Of April A.
D. lsi5: ! shall proceed To sell at public suction. to
ary next a. the court house door in the city Of Van
Buren. the following described lot parcel Of land,
to wit: Lot number fifteen u5 in block number twen.
tysiz 26) situate lying and being in the city Of Van
Buren,, in the county Of Crawford in the State Of Ar.
kansas, fronting thirtythrce t33) feet Main street.
and running ono hundred and twenty seven (l27) feet
back to an alley together with the hereditaments and
aPpurtenances thereunto belonging.
Tho above described property will be sod Tor Gosh
and such title made TO the purchaser the undesgned
10 authorised 10 mako as Trustee a. aforesaid.
ALEXANDER MCLEAN, Trustee.
Van Bursn, January 18th, 1860.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
|SIRAT0R'S SALE OF LAND AND
NEGROES.

nce Of an order Of the Probate Court.
lilo county, Arkansas, 10 me granted
'y term thereof, ls46. Robert Mot
Illustrator Of Elijah s. Mofet, Decd,
sale, and for cash, at Ozark, in said
the 2Sd day of February, ls46, the
seds md Negroes, or SO much thereof
!as'e may be designated, to wit: the
'ne northeast quarter Of section 30
north Of range % west, containing
le'ss; the west half of the northwest
k,on 30. Township 8, range % west
i7-lOO ucres; also the west half Of
uafier section IS, Township 8, north
west, 81 3l-l00 acres; also Negro
I, Sarah, Jane, Reen, Justin, Liz
non and llen,y, sold as the property
hofst, dec'd., to satisfy the claims
= such administrator
ROBERT MOFFET, Adm'r.
Of s. MOFFET, Deed. 7a
|en, Jan. 81, 1865
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
TAVERN sHAND AND FERRY

THE undersigned respectfully beg leave
;nform the public that they have recently
Rii: establi.hed HotsE OF EsrEsrAIssEsT: NE at
1eos| Hrnmmett's we'll known ferry, at the Fort
Tow,on l.ndipr on Red river onthe main road ssdns
from van sbs ferry in every direction, are excel
..ds leading to the interior of Texas The best
hoass and experienced and careful fsymen will At
o. he in readiness. They at all times keep an
hnnSance Of corn oats and ohe, 10.
md cattle besides groceries and oil necessary
for emgran,s comfortable all vbo
iney ,beir house with a,vis.; the table viii be
with the best the sIrSisy TUsEI
a't,rs 1rs. ss-ls.s.-s1-is~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
minisirators Notice.

e'vs notice shat ] shall apply 70 tho next
eur Of Crawford county, to be holden ut
gssia said county, on the frst Monday in
ltsSs, for an order to sell the fol lowing de.
" pare ole Of land belonging TO the estate
lsek, dscs ased, to-wit: The East half Of
ast quarter Of section thirty-six il town.
th Of ssags .hirty..wo West. containing
elss the South west fractional quarter q
ksssisasl quartz Of ssotisn thisty -ca .
- Nssth Of range thirty-ons West, con.
,essa st-lQ0 scfss. situate 10 Tie county
u NE State Of Alkansas- -
ISAIAH vINSANT, Admir-.
Ct Join HANCOCK, Deed.
'anasry 81, ls4S.A5l-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
DIR. J. B. MORGAN'S ..
N E u ROTIC PILLS,
FOB THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
Coneestive Fever and Fever and Asue, and all
Nervous Affections of Debilitating Nature.
1NHE virtue o. these Pills consist in their tonic pro-
J. Per:ies. by mparting great tone to the system,
and restoring The lost Pa!sied energies OF the
by which means the secretons rcestablished and
the health Of the patient restored.
The above Medicines are prepared by Physician Of
used them in his private pracrce with entire in
relieving the afflicted. Many who suffering under
the effects Of Fever and Ague find SURE reme
dy by the use Of Dr.. Morgan's Pills Price SO. For
"a ale by W. II. & NJ MAYERS, gents.
Fort Smith, Jan. 8, IS46.-i9-tE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
NOTICE..

TNHE attention Of Merchants, and Emigrants, is re.
qucsted for an examination Of ZINE HILLS, sit.
uate in the N W. of Red River Texas upon
Red River, and about fifteen miles above Fort I0wson
This point destined to become the depot for import.
and export supplies for large extent Of fertile conn
try fac, settling aud filling up with an enterprsing
population. 49,. -
and other prain excellent stock country, and is not
cxceled by Cotton upands, in the United States, and
capable Of supporting dense population
Asa Town site Pine Hills possesses advantages over
any other point the navgabe portion Of Red River
the head Of ordinary navigation, Permanen. rock
bank or bluff above all overflow. an excellent natural
landing, without eddcs, snags or other obstructIons
from the bank the land gradually ascends, for about
one third ofa mile, and then extends out tn the rich
praries-bei ng the only point for long distance &C;
from Red river Austin, and the southern part Of
Texas, leaves the river at this place steam mill
supplies abundance Of excellent lumber at 81 5O per
100 feet at six miles distance, aHording ready nces
for building, SO desirable in new country. Distant
from Paris county seat OF Lamar 20 miles, and 80
from Clarksville.
IL il no exaggeralion to say that the natural adyan
tagcs of this place, save facilities in shipping, Red
river being navigable about one third Of the year,
exceed Memphis, and in short time will become the
most important commercial Town, in the northern
part of Texas. Freights are brought from New w
leans at about 81 25 per 100 lbs or 81 81 per bb Cot
ton down 81 50 per bale-wth very imperfect acii''
ties for shipping, the amour. OF Co.on sh'Ppeu "ae
three years from IL to l2oo bales and cus
be increased to great extent
Lots are offered on liberal terms. szss
fiFITF1 r. r. SEWARD,
...... 81 BERTHLET, HEAED & co.
TJNHE undersigned propose opening during the ensu'
/ ing serson, at the above place, house or dong q
General Commission, Receiving, Storage and Forward.
ing business, make liberal advances upon Cotton and
keep an amply supply ofmerchandze Of all kinds Save
Lauors) adapted to the country, for sale on iayo'a.
BILE terms. p'h w.
Fort Towson, Dec. !, 1s45.-43.tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
s.ooo DOLLARS REWARD.

cToLEN from the subscriber, BY some person un.
known. on the 18th inst. in the town or vcin,Ly
IN osage county, Missouri, SEVENTEEN
r THOUsAND f FIVE HUN NDRED DOLLARS, OF; ;5oo,
.nnlo.sd in money belt. $1,000 in sl0O bills on
,hs Rank Of the State of Missour: $500 in tens ana
twentes on the same bank s7ooo IN SoS nTe' r"t "%
nIs in The CITY Of New York, particular banks no'
m,.d TIE above eward Of IS, 900 will be given
ior the recovery Of the whole Of the money or pro-
no,,ionute reward for any part thereof. A..
JOHN j. KINNEY, of WestPort' MO-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
DIED,

on Monday night last, MARY, daughter
den'ley. Esq. aged l3ycsrs.
Fth Fork Of tho Canadian, Creek nation,
a., MI. JonS HUI, aged about IS. Mr.
" Of Georgia, but for many years past 4
] The Indians west. 70 f"-t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here.
~ toforc existing by and between George c. Pick.
EFT and John Gregg, merchants and partners in trade
doing business under the and style Of PICKETT
& GREGG, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
and that George C. Pickett is alone authorised to use
the name Of the late firm in the setem ent Of bu
siness and 10 COLLECT and recept for all demands due
said late firm. G. C. PICKETT,
JOHN GREGG.
Van Buren,, January 18th, Is46.-49-n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
SICKLES & CO.,
No "a MAGAZINE STREET, New ORLEANS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN r.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, AND
H' q" DYE-STUffS.

Fla vs us, opened their new Wholesale Drug store,
now receiving an extensive assortment Of resA
and genuine Drugs Medicines, which they oher Tor
.ale at prices according toquality.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

SuPERloH Chewing Tobacco,
y RsPpee, Congress. Msccabau and Scotch snufs;
seaiarlaii smoking, Resalia snd Principe sega, Be-
just received per steamer Wasp. and Tor sale BY wv
'r'ni-lb ltihns+ ~ W. q. en-. MAYERS.
Fort Smith, Septembe., loAS--9l. - nNf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
VNRENCH 4 ENGLISH BROADCLOTHS;
L Military sky-bue cloths for U. S. Army;
Black and fancy Cassimers;
kenluck Jeans;
Linseys and Kerseys;
Pilot and Beaver Cloths;
Blanket aud Pilot Goats;
Sa;;instGs;
Mackiraw Blankets-blue, red and green;
Merino Shirts and Drawers;
Silk do do.
Wool and Merino Cravats; ....
Red, white, green and yellow Flannels;
Which will be sold very low for cash, or ex.
changed for beef hides. petries. beeswax and cot.
ton. PICKETT q GhEGG.
Van Buren,, Oct. 4. lS45. i...gt
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

CASH ADVANCES. .
r IBERAL Cash advances will be made by the
IL Undersigned on cotton delivered at the land
no w. II. Il NJ. MAYERS.
For, Smith, Jam lS46.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
DRUGS. MEDICINES 40.

subscribers have received by late arrivals from
i Europe and the North. large additions 10 their
previous stock Of Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils Dye
slufs. &C.. making complete assortment Of arti.
clcs in their line can be found any where in the
south. gEF Gfifgi'.7r# n. .'.HM11
Thei: arrangements for purchasing in London and
farIs and in the principal cities OF the North such
aswill ensure them a constant supply of DRUGS and
MEDICINES which they warrant to be FRESH
and GENUINE and superior in quality. No pains have
been spared to attain this point, SO important to pur
chasers.
Their stock s offered to Dealers, Planters and Phys
cia the most reasonable and accommodating terms
Orders from the country, (arge or smalD faith
fully executed as if buyers were in attendance.
30 ..r go -SICkLES l. CO..
Druggist, No. "a, Magazine ST., New Orleans
-. December 3, lS45-44-6m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

A. BOXES STARCH ~ do Window essss,
II 100 lbs Putty 4 boxes Sperm Cssdles-.ih store
and Tor sale by w. n. q D.. MAXERS.
Fort Smith, October, is4S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
PROVEEDER.

A NJ. BUSH h,s constantly on hand an standant
n. supply Of Corn, Oats and Foddef. shieh BE- will
ell cheap fos cash, s,s.ff sisif Z p isaias
= Nov. y, 1885. q. nt 81. sais.gsri u. lsla5an
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

NaERRIMACK PRINTS and cotton yarns,
Nl lust received per Isaac Garrett, and for
sale by w. " noD'i'0'
Nov. %, l645.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12
SUGAR COATED PILLS."

If we were willing to limit the office Of taste to
its proper sphere, and to cease eating when appe-
tte expressed content, indigestion would be q
much rarer occurrence in civilized communities
than it is observed to be. Hippocrates remarked
that severe perspirations arising during sleep,
without any other apparent cause, are sure sign
that too much nonrshment is made use Of The
day of reckoning will follow such state of re.
petion, which clogs the bodily functions, and may
lead to sudden death by some acute disease, when
the individual is apparently in good health.
DR.. Smiths (Sugar Coated
"IMrRovEp INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS."
are alI-etficacious to REGULATE the state of the
stomach, IMPROVE digestion, and purify the fluids
AS they are PLEASANT and perfectly HARMLESS,
they are resorted to extensively by the dyspeptc,
and all persons of sedentary habits. No family
should be without them.
Dealers furnished at the New York College OF
Health, l79 Greenwich street, New York, and by
DR.. EAsrERLY d. Co, No. Is Chestnut street, st
Louis, Mo-, General Agents for the Western States
For sale in Fayette. Mo-, by WIN. K. SNELsoN
Druggist, agent. o. HENDERSON, agent tor Glas
gov.
CAUTION AS miserable imitation has beer
made, by the name of sugar Coated Pills." it il
necessary to be sure that DR.. &. BENIN SMITH:
signature is on every box. Price 20 cents.
September 18th, 1916. 2|-ot
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12
Fayette Races.

The. races over the Fayette Course, will COM
mence on Tuesday, the 18th day of September
1916, and continue five days.
LIST Day-Tuesday 18th September, 1916, Sweep
stakes, two mile heats, free for all ages and all
horses raised in Missouri, ("Jere Lancaster" and
St. Louis" excepted) sub. SlOG each, half for
felt, three or more to make race to name and
close on the 18th day of August next.
B. F. Jeter enters CHI. m. Victoria, A yrs DID,
by imp. Jordan, dam Peggy Stride.
c. English enters 8. h, Collier, Jr yrs old, by
Collier, dam by Buzzard.
X. Il. Coleman enters b. m Faith 3 yrs. old
by imp. Tranby dam by Lance.
I'd Day--Wednesday 10th September, 1876
| LIST Observation-Disclosures mile out, free for all
colts and fillies yrs. old ent. $50, $50 forfeit,
three or more to make race, to name and close
on the 18th day of August, 1916
G. Shroyer enters CHI. c. 2 yrs old, by Reveille,
out Of the dam Of Jerry Lancaster, BY Johanna.
X. IL. Coleman enters $. f. Flush, , yrs. old, by
Ecliptic dam Ann Harper, by imp. marlborough.
c. English enters b. c. 9 yrs. old by Ecliptic,
dam by Stakeholder.
H. Hickerson enters Oh. C. by John Marshal,
dan by Goliah.
J. II. Haden enters 8. c. ? yrs old, by Ecliptic,
out OF the dam of Langham, by Cumberland
3D. Day--IhursdIy, 18th September, Jockey
Club purse so, free only for yr ODDS, raised in
Mssourl--mlle heats
Second raCe-ctizenS purse--sj0 ent added.
9TH Day--Friday, 18th September, 1916 Jockey
Club purse $780, two mile heats free for all ages
9th Day--Saturday, 10Th September, Jockey
Club purse 1928, three mile heats, free for all ages
% Raco-Sweepstakes- heats for colts and
FLIES yrs old, raised III Missouri ent 500 hall
Forfeit three or more to make race, to maine and
close on the 18th August next.
r. l.. Coleman enters b. c. , yrs. old, by imp
Murgrave, the dam of Rocker, by Virrinian
c. English enters CHI. c. by Philip. dam by---
J. S. Dunn enters T. Jackson's CHI c. by imp
Philip, dam by Tiger, 3 yrs. Old.
r. L. COLEMAN.
! The above purses are free for all horses bred in
Missouri Cere Lancaster and st. Louis excepted.
my person wishing to make an entry in either Of
the above Sweepstakes can do so by addressing q
letter to Col. r. l.. Coleman, at this place. Per.
sons from distance may rest satisfied that The
above stakes will all be filed, as several entries
are already promised to each.
GJ-Gate fee % cts, either on foot or horseback
Fayctte, June 9th, 1916. lG--lOt