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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

The movements of Gen. Wool are now
watched with interest. II will be seen
ihal his presence is anxiousy wished for,
to reinforce Gen. Taylor. The n. O.
Times says that on the 2Sll Of Saplem.
Der, lie had his headquarters in San An
tonic But letter of later date states
that the writer had met the advance
guard Of Gen. Woo's army, destined to
occupy chihuahua, on the banks of the
Leon, small river three miles from San
Antonio. 1t was commanded by Col.
Harvey, and consisted of the Washington
Artillery, two companies Of the 81 dra-
goous, two companies of regular infantry,
a regiment Of Illinois volunteers, and the
Arkansas Mounted Gunner. The adj
vanced guard began their march on the
2Glh ult., accompanied by 200 wagons,
Gen. Wool was expected to follow up
the remainder Of the troops with all ex-
petition. The roads the rny will have
to traverse, to reach the point indicated in
Gen. Woods instructions, are said TO be
almost imprac,icable, very poorly sup
piled with water; but nothing can daun,
the ardor and energy Of our brave SOL
diers. Though not numbering in all
5000 men, they are advancing into the
heart of Mexico; and their only desire is
to meet the foe in arms, in order to EN-.
ulaie the glorious deeds of their brethren
at Monterey.-RichmOnd Enquirer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13
From Monterey to Mexico is 7Ci miles, which

The aggregate vote OF Pennsylvania, at the
late election, was 1854 less than the precc.
ding one
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

Printing 0Gce.-A. p. Ladew, type founder,
of this city, is putting up pdning establish
ment for Santa Fe. 1t is ordered by the Govern
men, officers, at the request Of Gen. Kcanry.-
ST. Louis RcD.
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1t may be interesting to settlers on Canal lots
10 know that the Trustees have concluded TO give
us another "lurn" for the posse ssion Of our pre-
perry situated on a canal lot. Having oace al
ready defeated them al thrown them into the
costs, they have concluded to renew operations,
but we're careful TO commence such preceding
as will require ore or twI years maturity before
decsi cnn be had. Mt daring 10 renew
their former proceeding les, decision might DC
Immediately had and thus open the eyes Of those
who were green enough t, take ,ascs they have
wisely concluded 10 take their leisure with US.
1t is thought that their bcardl,ss and brliucs,
understrappcrs who are qnariered amongst u
on occount of - b inn ashamed to be- and afraid
10 steal, viii naw reneN their I'll MS u prlcurt
ieas's--aaI by threats AMI curses attempt t
congo out lew li:cs tom Tue scijl q. IJai
we would say be not alarmed! They have cam
fncnccd on Us IN we are abb and Niiag &.
stand the "Ggs. fire" We eNpec, to me-. -.!
be with them, and duiog car Intercourse hope
% f.ulor hem as comfortable rs possible II our
wiring eni publishing the tru'. In auy manner
,iIsilrbs tuc.r oqG7nimIti We cannot help II, and
AZ they expect 10 close the iron jaws OF our pre-.
Icy Withdrawal Of patronage OF the ejccimeni oi
property, they will fad themselves mistaken.
OTThe fall term of our Circuit Court has
heen in session during the week. Not much bu.
siness Of an exciting or interesting nature has
been transacted. The trial OF Lewis, accused Of
heins concerned in the robbery Of Suawn several
years since, has bsen postponed until tie ue,l
term. The Grand Jury adjourned this morning.
The whea, market ii Chleago ranges at about
5O,ls., sales being made at little above and be-
law that II rure
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

1die Bf0ring,-Nrver rcpea, s,orv
unless You are certain ii is correct. and
even not then, unless something is To be
gained, cl,her Of interest IN Yourself or
lor The good OF the person concerned. -
Ia''IGg Is mean and wicked practice.
an" he who Indulges in il, grows more
iona OF II IN proportion as he is success
lui. II YOU have no good to say Of your
ntighhor, never rcproarh his character bv
leIlnghat which i, false. He who tells YOU
'he faults of others, intends 10 tell others
OF your faults, and SO the dish Of news is
handed ROM one TO another. until The tale
becomes oncrous. A story never loses
anything, 1t is wisely remarked but on
Tie contrary gains IN proportion as 1t IS
repeated by those who have not a very
street regard for truth. Truly ',hc tongue
IS an nnruly evil, hIl Of deadly poison
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

GkS. Far, one OF the Canal Trustees, is 10
in town,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

n Relic. w hen at Harrisburg few
days since, We visited the State Library
looms, and among other framed treasures
which grace the walls of tina, beautiful
apartment is a frc SiD,iie of DR.. Frank
Inns lruer to Mr.. Slrahan, the Kings
Printer, which perhaps many of our rea-
dots have'never seen. 1t was written in
l173. about the time when hoslililes
were commencing between this and the
mother country, and reads As follows -
Cnlisie (Pd.) IOiImtcer.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9th, l775.
Dir. SirUhdH You are a member If
Parliament, and one Of that Majority
which has doomed my Country to be-
s'ructon. You have begun to burn our
Towns and murder our People. Look
upon your Hands They are stained
with the Blood Of your Relations You
and | were long Friends. You are now
my enemy-anl | am yours,
d. FRANKLIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

The wheat market 1T Chicago ranges at about
50,ls., sales being made a, little above and be-
low that Il iure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

CT TIE people Of the
" Prairie State" will new.
er be able to pay the Ca.
nal Debt and buy their
lands unless We have
banks! | would recon-
menl to the geaice! and
r.facd cias'es of tie peo-
pie to petition the mex,
Legislature to confer ban
king privileges to the
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Cur Escintlon- with sssSsro---lhc Ncpus to
obtain i.u ensly Peace.

oota," "a" earl, hrncc.
The war with Mexico is to be conduc-
ted with vigor. The brief cessation at
Monterey will enable our troops to make
their next dash one of startling effect.
The vigorous prosecution of The war
to the very capital of Mexico. is row die
latcd by prudence and humanity, and we
believe the government are about To adopt
1t as the only one that will attain the de-
sired Object. With this view the plan OF
The campaign La been changed.
Gen. Taylor, /, is understood, will
leave Monl~ey occupied, and march
with the main body # the troop, under
his command tn Sallilo, To engage tie
enemy thc'e, If he should have an oppor
unity; but at all events 10 hold posses
SION of that place uuai hy should be advI-
scd of the result of the acuack and cap
mre Of Nampiro, by tire fleet under Com.
Conner, who has received directions to
use all the force under his command for
that purpose. The march from Monte
reg n the city ct Mexico Is at least siN
hundred miles longer than from rampico.
and hence we see the object the admins.
tratlon have in view in altering the plan
of invasion, to be march to the capital
at once, by the shortest and most direct
route.
1t would appear f,om tits that the ac-
lion of government has hitherto been
based ON the probability that, al,er the
MeN'cans had met our forces and sus-
taircd defeat, as they necessarily must
IN every engagement ,hat may take place,
they would at once see the inu,iilv OF
further continuing hos,lilies, and would
Immediately sue Tor peace and being
disappointed in this, they would have
glrd,d up their loins and determined to
pursue more vigorous course of action,
and march directly TO the capital, and
capture it, hoping when it was reduced
,and in the possession Of our forces, the
end will be attained.
This We are disposed to believe is the
present condition of ail'irs; and we are
glad that the administration has altered
the plan OF the campaign, and commenc.
ed in earnest to conquer peace.
We are also further informed, that in
case the attack on Tampico should not
answer the purposes contemplated, that
the naval force of the United States v i'll
be employed in reducing the castle OF St.
Juan d'Uiloa and the city Of Vera Cruz
1t will thus be seen that the war with
Mexico is in fact only now rightly COM
m'nceG, and that ere long we may ex'
pect to see new trump turned up. The
cards have been shuilled over, by which
we have got the advantage, aud that adj
vantage must he followed up till the game
is won.-N. /. HtrGId %.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

Ertract ofa Letter from a distinguish
Ell cGicer Of Gen. U'oors commend,
communicated TO the UaShingion
JaiOa, ddied -
"SAN hSNovIo ne BEVNu,7
Spt. -, iSi6 :
The knowing ones here say that we
shall have a clever fight before reaching
chihuahua, and some OF them predict a
defeat. Perhaps, after all, we may reap
Iaurels if peace does not arrest us.
We are getting on well and harmon-
ously. The Illinois volunteers are really
good soldiers, and think will prove eff.
icient.
Gen. Wool is very popular and very
rigid. lie talks plainly to the volunteers,
but they seem to ike it, The general
has exhibited great knowledge of the de.
tails of service and high degree Of ad-
ministrative talent. On the whole, |
think we may look forward to an inter
esting and successful campaign, but it will
be one Of hardshIps and privalions."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
Gnts.

r." 1IilIs's: summer Hats, consisting OF peerl
white smooth and ru.h hats 80 There bats are gt
and trimmed IL such manner rs 10 preclude all posi-
bity Of being soed by Precipitation and are not 10 me
eas affected color By the rain most thin hats
are; price only g 80 good assortment OF Panama mats
OF hand.
Gentle men who wish neat and tasty Summer hat are
requested 10 call and examine a. blLLSS'
j-6 Owls l79 Broadway, Howard HOTEL
r. Gen,n's Gossamer flats, weighing from =
Price only 81 so II Is about two years since
the Gossamer FIRST introduced by the subscriber 10
The notice Of the New York public the ghesi the mos
desirable and he mos, tasty article for Summer wear here-
iofore in
The astonishing attending them, evinced by The
extraordinary large OF sales, and the popular sp
probation upon them the many who have given
Them their patronage have been lost upon the subscr
ber who show that be 10 anxious 10 excel IN bis a
now presents for public patronage the Consumer Hat much
ed They ere no. liable, like the Leghorn and Panama TO
lose either shape color from exposure TO the rain Tney
cannot rOed By either Precipitation oil from the ha
commonly The with other Hats, for the much ad
nired style OF trimmings originating with The proprietor
eEecuey prevents all thil This IL decided advantage
all other Hats
Yhe public are invited 10 call and see this article
J. N GENINS Hat and Cap Store,
my2S istf 214 Broadway. opposite ST. PsuPs Church.
Ew GentIemun's summer Hnts.-BIRD, coz. OF
Pine and Nassau invites The attention OF bis customers
and the public hg assortment Of Summer Hats consisting
among others OF white and pearl colored fur hats exceed
pgly sht; Panama, Manila, Canadian hats also
black beaver and moeskin he expressly adapted
for the summer season.
rny25 1m,s' RiRD ror. zine ana Naffan SIS
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General Notires.

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sing Agency Tribune BuidDgI- New YORK, embraces
most OF the best newspapers OF all tho and principal
wus IN the United States and Canada for which be
duly authorized 10 receive advertisements and subscrp
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Merchants msrutactrers, srlisA ard individuals gsn-
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and societies. who wish advertise IL. subscribe Tor
newspapers any section OF the country respectfully
invited 10 examine the hea.
foteunve gil DOUBT; and Misrepresentation, the agent
hereby notei t public thu, person authorized oy n
10 solicit Advertisements cards slbscr7Eons ior me
-ewsPspers for which ne il Inc only aatho z' agent ae
annoyance merchants and others growing out oil uer-
pretended agencies IL TINS city renders me anoPuon
OF ths essentially proper 70 grHrd oenf
Those therefore, who wish 20 iranEact ousoesf Wild IA
agency and avoid psctu invited 70 nano
In their ord-ri 81 the Office, address b PALMER
40 is,f American Agent, Tribune Buildings.
= Sebring's Kcstorntiye.-This Pleasant rnedi:
clue il pever-faing remedy for Dyspepsia and Nervous
Affections Ills certain cure for Sick sud Nervous head
scbas and an excellent preventive Of Cosveness and Low
spI-l. II correcls morbid OF The hillary and
4. yery efcacous In relieving Flsulency, Coles, and sim
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Debility restores healthy appetite, where this greatest Of
blessings n deficient and natural consequence gives
tone and vigor 10 tbs whole system
C- Prepared by C. C. SEBRING, Tarrytown, n. Y. TO
whom orders msy be addressed.
Sold 10 New YorS wholesale snd retail hy A. B. D.
ssud. Drrggisis loo Futoo-s or Wilsn-sL Sod
also 81 73 Broadway and n East Broadway, and By Drug
gss generally throughout the United States Price 81 per
bottle MI 'sAndH
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Hayre Cotton Nlnrket....MAY q.

up.o the latter part Of last week the brskness that
"a, unaffected in the transactions, immediately after
sAe iv obe accounts OF the 93rd ult, from the other
Tide ofthe Atlantic, continued TO predominant IN our
nniet ard prices underwent an Improvement OF from
l@gon our previous quotations But the advces OF
es inst, which reached last Saturday, ria Eng
md coupled with the less eniivenipg tenor OF the intel
aiscce nom Liverpool, were productive OF compa'
neJ dull feeling. Dealers from the trade have since
Ss'sd on much more moderate scale, and restricted
@ s ls.casses 10 the wants for consumption.
iaei have nevertheless been TO atair amount about
v eaes having changed hands daily, and the middling
are ho,et TO which the attention OF buyers has
snoay directed and Notwithstanding the decrease in
Separations prices have fully maintained ;heir ground
nss ,dyshce beors realized. The shipments nnEounc-
sMn 'hs ports Of the Union being heavier than was
sasaed may be looked upon the chief drawback on
ss,'e business, and spectators now rarely make
81 appearance things likely to experience little
a'h until something Of novel feature shall occur.
exladrcss from the United States, expected BY the
ssMessern steamer Of the 7th inst are, therefore,
e onward to with some degree Of interest, as they
lpsaSly not be devoid OF influence in the future
SSs Of Gsr market
xs40wipg were the GALES elected, Yz: 454l bales
10. Yneins SO to SO; 1871 do Mobile te0 10 81 Sc
~ Upland f62 TO s5-total, eil0 bates. The import
ne same period amount to IL ST. bales.
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psnne,. Dbl egs 6ks butter box goods Balls; Dbl
potatoes Geo Jenuisop 2?oo bushels corn c Balls
K Go. ,,..;. e.,,,. t,,,,., ro.,,,.,, :. c..-
man. II box-s cheese Bsnil Coz 20 boxes cheese s
oie troy Liue-Pope cstip.gsrgs clevelaua--75o
bills aour Suydar. Reed Go; ISL Waring Gregory Co;
1852 do Bows 1 Cary; lbs bb's pork Gocdhue Co.
Same Lne-Bsrge Ch,cago-:20 bbls -four Leland, Adams
d, m Sage co.. lO4 do Wolfe; 50 c.sk. hams George
Douglass; go biol. high wines Allen wh,tlesey.-
Troy and Erie Iron Tow boat Line-A Tet-B8rge F
winsio "a bbla pork Goodhue Co; bbl. do Ba6eoek
Co; bhIs do Mcbride Lord; % btls DO Nsvius L
ss sn 90 Do sHS WEE .ps
do provision. w Croger.
Alderman an CSC 6; hbls aaur Wright Co
Same PAID hssa &c. beef 80 eb h hams n
Do As SG Scott '''
S,ilmsn and Gsrdiner Lire-Boat North Americs-e4
& shermsp lot lumber W Smith Son; do DO N Conk
Same Ljpe-Bost onlsro-s5 tons iron Tuekermau; c,
o,weso '' Canal Line-J Gbcrt-Bos, Zephyr-25O bbl,
Hour snyds Co; 1851 bushels IS do rye bbs
New York and seneca Fails Lire-A W Pslmer-Bost
Thos Scbuy bushels wheat suydsm Sage c.; IS
bbs -four il Hoyt Son; q do do w Ole CO.. % bxs
Same iine-Bost E B. Nickley-5oO bbls Hour James N
sf e.
Felow'; Is do DO, w OTIS Co; 10 bbls potatoes
Utica Line-B sbew-Boa sherbune-2Sso bushels
20 bbls potatoes Shaw; bbs a,hes 9 pkgs butter
White 70 pb beans Dows Guiteau IL bales goods
Lawrence & Trirnble: do Wood & Merritt: IN boxes
cheese Sam Perry cases goods Fisher, Hnmiton;l
goods Msiiby& Starr "a hoxes cheese Bowman Stsn-
tom 10 bales sheerg Waldo; 25 bales ih,ting Grove'
nor.
Futouvle and New York Lne-W Svsndenburg-Bosi
II Voorhees-2400 huthe corn bbls eggs w VsnoeP
burg go bbls four w Durham; rolls leather w Miller
box do Young & sbultz; SACKS deers hair Jaeoogs
Cond; 10 crates plates dry kegs John Johnsona SOD
1c5 reams paper Cooler w Co.
Schuyler L Co.'S Lne-Barge C. Durant-l5s hbls hcur
Suydam Sage &C; s6 do Hicks j. Coz $50 do Z Nevps
Son 9s hills pork beef 2e0 bbis pork Johnson Bros
II do w Fl TRAITOR do beef Morgan Ford Il ca sshes
Dater, Miller Coz 20 box soap BOYD Psuii 200 sides
leather a L Madison; % bales hay W Schuyler
Same Lipe-Bsrge Independeoce-5oo Ibis hour Earl.
Browne l. Co; no do Balis 2+i do, 203S bu corn
Van BuskrI; 8 bbls ashes Daer Miller Co.. 9do 20 rolls
leather Bsbcock CO. rols do Wood sheden; cask,
whisky Kent Kinpsn Co; bhls ginseng do wax w
Scrymser; II sacks fax Brsdner Co; bales skins
Belknap Wykof; do yarn Allen Meyner; / sars
feathers ca hams w Trafton $50 bbs pork. ca lard
$50 bbo do &c do bacon johnson Brothers, i6 bbi pors
29 do beef 90 do do lard. do OIL ITO do ,allow
II Gibson 2l3l II uher L. Wallace; bbs ashes ii hrk
butter A w Ois i Co; les bales hay w Schuyler.
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DIED {:

On Monday the 18th inst. Of congestion OF the lungs
LUCINDA MARGARETTA, wife Of Warren Hill, aged
90 years.
The relatives OF the family also the family Of Mr. An.
drew Bennett respectfully invited to attend the funeral
Wednesday at half past o'clock p NJ. from her late
residence, 682 Greene-st.
On Sunday morning, the l4th instant, MARY ELIZA
BETH daughter OF Joshua G. and Sarah D. Barnum, In
the 20th year Of her age.
Her remains will be taken to SOUTHEAST, Putnam Co..
for interment.
Friday 18th inst after painful Illness, which she bore
with Christian resignation, SILVIA w. ROSS, sister oil
Mrs. Charles B. Ring, aged 81 years.
At Penn Yam, on the Sd inst. Mrs. ELIZABETH b..
RICHARDS wife of Rev James Richards. and daugher Of
Thomas Beals, Esq OF Canandaigua in the 32d year oil
her age.
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Garpetlng.
cARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, &C.

CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
No. 81 EAST Broadway AND II DrvlsioS-Sr.
EAMILIES in wan, OF Carpering, OIL Cloths, Bugs
Drugsets Table and Piano Covers or any other article
in The Inc are informed that they will find, al Guont
,.nsiye ware rooms splendid assortment OF all the various
article, connected with the trsde. Purchasers viii ind
many choice patterns OF Brussels three ply and ingram
Csrpes also Oh Cloths thai are not TO be obtained at other
s,ores all OF which will be sold al prices lower Than ever
peiorS $500 49, A- WI. GUION,
mo issoS,f No s, Ess. Broadway and IL Division-sL
CHE1PEsT GARRETT EsTABLISHMENT
in ina Tfnited States No 80 Bowery-Hrsrn Anderson
has lust received large and spisheo Vi suP
sn. pel,sh and American three ply double superhne In
gTsn and Venetian Carpeng manufactured pressy fo
Civ trade acd Will sold . per cent lower than any oih
ar establishment Also Just received
- 200 yardi common Competing q 3D. 10 81 DC.
5000 " extra tine 90 "a o. !" D.
$4,000 Z" double suPernneso o.
1860 4" three ply carpet -
Sn nnO ,crars yards oil cloth 81 I'd 10 "a
Ia oa, ysrd, Venetian stair carpet2s 81
5000 large eftsi hearth 5qT. SOW SSs es S
he srst establishment above Hecter-st.
c.na,,,g sen, 20 any part OF the city, Brooklyn,
r. and cul 10 H. free Of expense Please notice The num-
- co 90 sowsrv a3 3meodis' Sixth
IUF1P OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 LouNs-
CsERRY 4is Pearlst opposite William have irst re-
eeived large lo Of CsrPenags 1e ny are cow sei
T ~ n srnetipcs ricn bright colorI, Is 10 81 per yard
t E,, bs 90 80 ~ do do do ss.o4a DO
80 6n-, ;uperfne and double super'r5s 10 IS do
Tmee.py DO, new ali elegant patterns; 9, 70 ia DO
su"es 90 on cIoh, IN sheets CT Ia and q feet wide,
- AZ ~, I'D ready for immediate use, fl IS 10 los
mar y.,d medium Feet TO ieet VIDE trofn - % 70
"a psr ward with general assortment Of Ill oiher sIces
cobpnscied win the trade, equally low jelS lwls
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peuerai Notires.

HS- Card.-To THE WINGS OF THE THIRD WARD i
am und er The painful, necessity advertising in the columns
of The Tribune paper that esteem above all others IN
his or any other city the Union DO ustlce TO all II
have In any way filtered In behalf OF he Whigs, hope
that may have the power that now possesn IN carry
ing the full principles OF true Democracy IN The WING
r,nks nrd should not have resored 10 this means II II
were not for false accusations laid 10 my charge intend
calling meeting OF my friends together and see II have
You shall bear from me again through Inc
coamps OF The Tribune aud other Whg papers, cannot
exp-c, the right of justice that every humble
citizen requires in other papers am your humble ser
want JOSHUA DUpLs1. IL