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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

DEATH OF GEN. IlAmER.--The last
accounts from Monterey, brig ln'e'il'
rence Of the death Of Gen llAMER' OF
the Ohio Volunteers. lie died 1T Inlla-
nation Of the bowels, after very shor,
illness. Gen. HAMER, was one OF the
ables, and most distinguished men of the
West. Early in The commencement OF
the war, he volunteered 10 serve his
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

The bin for the relief of Judge Pear-
son passed Il e,Senate by vote of | 0 to
II. This III refunds the fine imposed
on the Judge Tor contempt Of court.
Judge Scaes has resigned his seat as
one OF the in lscs Of the Suprrma Court.
Mr.. Dcnniag, member of the House
from Franklin county, j. spuhtn OF a.
his successor. 1t Is supposed that At
east one other vacancy will occur on the
bench before the session closes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

GooD.-One company Of volunteers
in Boston, is entirely composed of law
and medical students. The Mexicans
could have no worse enemies introduced
amongst them. The one will kill them
with nos,rums, and the other introduce
among them subrleties Of tie common
law and special pIcadings. 1t would be
difficult to tell which will be the most
dreaded.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

The Washington correspondent Of che Com
mercih Advertiser says tho Administration
have determined to call out more troops. Ten
regiments will he Immediately called for, TO be
enlisted as volunteers for the whole of tho wn''
Fifty thousand men engaged for the war will
sonn be ia the field Under the oct Of last May,
this force viii ho in addition to the increase Of
the regular army, al-o authorised by ,he &C, Of
the last session.
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Notice.

A ILL persons indebted TO James Ry-
N an, by note or book account, while
a, Peru or MarseilIes, will please call a,
his store in Marsclles on OF before the
fifteenth day Of February next. and settle
CT their notes and accounts will be left
with proper officer for collection.
Marseilles, Jan. 10, lSi7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

Mv7siuuih H,cdi no Eahgy."-At the
second trial Cor members n Congrcos in Mos,n-
ehnseus, on Monday he 2S.h at, Hon. Daniel
7. King end Hon. J. G. psrrry, we're elected
from the second aud fourth Districts. Thi.
makes The whole delegation in Congress ENriut.
II WHiG ! All honor TO tho rll Common.
wealth u Chicago Journal
Ye'. Let modern wings ling can honor to
the OH Commonwealth !" She the only State
that sends a full delegation Of whiss,o Congress
and is the only State that refuses TO mise repi.
inent Of Volunteers 10 fight the battles Of our
county an hail 10 Massachusetts He,
whiggery is an index to her patriotism and low,
ofconntiy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

county. and was appointed Brigadier
General, hy the President. lie parlcu-
larly distinguished himself at the slor.A-
ing Of Monterey, for his GOODNESS and
bravery in actioU. lie was elected. last
("ll, member of Congress, f,om The
Brown and Clcrmort district, which he
has heretofore repr, S.uicd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

We notice no material change in the markets
la,cly. cvccp, that Pork is en- the rise in ST.
Louis and Chicago, At st. Louis, ON the 9th
inst, pork is quoted al q 1888 %. Wheat 6"
cts. At Chcsgo pork n, the latest dates ia quo
ted at about the same. Wheat rather on tho de-
cline, say 5Olbi cts. per bushel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
MARIE I'D.

At Ottawa, on the 1T inst. by Jshrz Fitch,
ESD, Ma. JAcxsuS RFED, to Miss EEsrngR
Ans TTLER.
Al,o on the 3 inst, by the slme, Mr.. George
oi,nbeck, 10 Miss Rosanna Sparber
On the 7th met. hy the same, Mr. Bradford
Eels, to Miss Susan d. Thurston.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

Pennsylvania YJhagiecrs.--The Governor Of
Pcnnsy yania has reported to tho President that
To. second Regiment orlcftd from hat State, is
ready to march, and that third one was anx.
ious to be- mustered into the service. The Pres.
idcn, regretted he could not, in justice to New
Jersey, accept them, us the latter state had
cl,incd her RICH, 10 furnish her quota.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

Election in Mgidmor0s.--An election Of Mu.
ncipal officers for the city Of Matamoros was
held on Sunday, the i3h ult.. and resulted H.
the overthrow Of the former incun bents The
" Flag says mn entirely now Board was chosen,
from which it anticipates a much more efficient
ajminst ration Of the ar,irs Of tho town. Hear
the Yankee editors in Mexican cities talk Of
elccti6nsi-N q Tircyipc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

Nothing IS more common now-a-,lay-
than Ia see charges Of YEDrRALr y apainst
leading Democrats, IN the columns If
federal prints. The most Of these charges
are SO dhicuousIy hl.e, thai we.haye
never considered il necessary to give Them
serious recitation. correspondent Of
the Tenn giygni,m thus sicrccs SLAM
der on Gen. CA.s:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

a Niu Territory. Mr.. Martin Of Wisconsin,
has brought bill in Congress for establishing a
new territory beyond the limits Of tha, State. i,
10 to bs called Minnesota. This is the beginang
NJ N nav State,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

NJ AE,aiJ.-One Of The Baltimore yolun.
rccrs at to, battle Of Monterey, exclaimed as he
hta MeNieana desperate blow, "D--n you,
take that, there's no City CouIt out Lcre!' So
says letter writer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
ILLINOIS LEGISLAwuRE.

''''S P"'I ""'i'vu WIS week, We gamer
few items from o,hcr sources, and are
indebted 70 the peori, Press ,r , l,,cc.
s,,r.
80. ,.,.
'' wa ''' '"P,''''''S "'' "tu''''N
III 'a county o. M"NSae has not etbeen
inI'y matnr'd, and at latest dates was re.
Ierrrd to the Judiciary commiuec. The
bill as reported from the sele.. committee.
provides for Tie oroaniz ,,ior If , D,.,,;c,
C,,,r. L.,,;.,.. .....,...-, ...-.-,....-.
.J..
'''''''.'''' '''''' "'' ''D'''S W ''
"''" upon ''e '''' OF the GOVERNOR
whenever IN his opinion the usual cause
Of Justice is prevented in cour, hy riot,
rrhsll,,r. or continents, IF ,n, l,,I
,r,
" '''' s''.''' ''''' '''"e
''" .'''S 90 '"'"'"s >"'' courts Grand
anu peui jurors are 80 be summoned from
all the counties Of the circuit. and proprr
officers are 10 be ,oDoin,rJ b,. the c,nr,
,.,,..i..;.,. r,,r...r.r C,.-i ~,
,.r. Wv "'
''' - '"'' '.''' ''' u permanent law 50
'ha! hereafter should occasion require II,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

70 be Shoi.--Ii is said that Gen. Taylor has
ordered tho Aleslje Of Monterey aud his son to
BE- shot. They havs been active in facilitating
desrtions from he u. s,Army.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

N.pi-A large number Of guu.b5a,s arc in
course Il construction at New Yprl,, tor lhr e.
:, Government They are to be completed by
/ he l.. If January.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

M CJP'I-eL- he rumor circulated that
Gen. Cnnalcs had captured a United States wa
gon train, turus ont TO be fabrication.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

The inhabitants Of Rock Island have held a
meeting, at which it was agreed t. apply for a
charter to build Railroad Gom Rock Island to
tho southern terminus OF the Illinois aud Mich
isan Canal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

The Governor of Missouri, Ga married man.
90 his mr'>sse &, IL. Legislature, recommends
that. MAJ -hal, not be permitted 30 So security
.glhgu, he carseu. of biz wife
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
Ottawa Fc.naic Seminary.

OuAA hObEhiSUN, fflnCipUi'
TE7iiE second quortcr Of the present Term OF
h this 5chool, will commence OF Wednesday
the 9Th of January, lSi7 in the pleasant and
comfortable room in the upper part OF The old
Court House. 2o-J
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15
THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER

mcn,; but Vet they claim to be patriots. The
American people viii decide this question. II
they are NJ, sunk below the lowest depths Of OBJ
i,ion, it vii b, because they dent get their just
i,-c'ls
The Increase r our exports cfhr'ad>'nfls this
year, over those of lest year is S93'9 az Let
,he Farm,r, hear chi, in ritI, when asked to
suTpor, a high C-rT,hat must cut yiilli Acre oi
a foreign market.
. AjuI Is talked Of between D,yi, Vt K,niuc'y,
.ul G,j.y of Virginia. B.lh members ct Com
sr,ss. The qtsri,l originated ia t.c bate mp
pu ,hc N,v'can VAR. D,,i. IA, ga. forward rs
,lc vAig mouth-I,g TO abuse tac roslJcutand
jenouncc the va-, In fcl lrirg to hrm, Boily
exposed his miserable conduct ard that Of bis
panty. The truh did not SET well on Davis
.,onrach, and So n, battered about tin Dnily
branded him asa liar, Davis roks large; but
no is IS oiuch opposed to fighting ,sshe wings
generally. he viii not allow Baby chance to
bore hol, ,h.cus % his !li,arous hide.
/ Congress hi, done nothing as yet I, i 10
ne hvrcl tina, after New Year they viii go to
work ir rorugs,
Tao Grsugur.l u Go,ruor Fruh ,nsh,m
received h.re onJ gives general satisfaction. !,
- the m,s, .,n,iys saJ lisnd,d Nrsaso ,haI
bl, crana,rl from the Executive chair rmouy
y,1r. Irojs may nov ha.c ,o gain .aa.c
s,aa Ing aid c,1nc'cr. Fmm The l.,orsb,c
commencement, # Gov. French, vc -, led 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-15

atHEAP hats aud caps; hats Of good quality
" attwo dollars at July 10, DAssSkr1s:
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JUSTICE AND EQUALITY"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-27
Democratic County Convention.

Pursuant to a call Of the Standing Committee,
the Delegates from the several townships of
Northumberland county met in Cornty Conven.
tion, at the Court House in the borough of Sun.
bury on Monday the 22d inst, to elect delegates
to the Democratic 4th of March Convention.
On motion, JACOB GEARHART, Esq. was
elected President, JoHs M.LicH and CHRISTIAN
BAuscmLAG Vice Presidents. and John W. Mles
and A. Shipman Secretaries.
The following persons handed in their ereden.
,ials, and took seats in the Convention:
Delaware--Geo Mccoy, VIM Ritter, James
Cithcart
Lewis-David Montgomery, James p Arm.
strong.
Mlton-Samuel T Brown John Resh.
Chilsquaque-John B McGhee, Neal Caul
Northumberland-Jo W Miles, VIM For.
sythe,
Pont-Issac Beidelspach, Jesse c Horton,
Snnbury--Silas H Engle, Geo Lyon.
Upper Augusta-Jacob Eckman, Peter Culp
Lower Augusta-Abraham ShPman, Geo
Conrad.
Rnsh-Jaeob Gearhart, WIN D Gearhart
Shamokin-ChristisnB Bansehlas, David Martr,
Geo Miller.
Upper Mahonoy-Jacob lioffa John Malch.
Little Mahonoy--Isaae ID Raker.
Jackson--Jobn Leader, Mic hael Smith.
On motion of c Horton, it was Resolved,
that the Convention proceed TO nominate
Senatorial Delegate, on whose motion VIM d
Gearhart was unanimously elected.
On notion of J r Armstrong, d B Montgomery
was nominated as Representative Delegate, and
| elected.
Edward Oyster, C Weaver and WA For.
sythe were chosen Conieree., to meet those from
Dauphin.
On motion of W Miles, the following feso.
tions were offered, and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we have entire confidence in
the administration of James X. Polk. and highly
approve Of the policy he has pursued since his
Inauguration as chief Magistrate of our Repnb.
lie, believing that it will add to the welfare Of
our citizens, and rebound 10 the honor and glory
of our country.
Resolved, That we regard the war we are now
wssing against MEXICO. as just and righteous:
and desire our government 70 employ everv
means 10 carry il on with yigor, 10 ths, the
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-27

ScnuYLKiLL CopsIY BASx-This new bank
ing institution went into operation a few days
since. 1t is located at Schuylkill Haven. Joseph
W. Cake, Esq, Of Harrisburg, is cashier, and
Geo. w. Rhswn, of Orwigsburg, President They
are both good business men, and will no doub,
make the institution, which is located in the
midst of vast business, profitable to the stock.
holders as we'll as advantageous to the eommuni.
~ The SIS notes have handsome and striking
engraving of Hon. Simon Cameron, and also OF
the late Henry A. MuhienbeIg
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-27

to the true interests Of the country enttle him
to the respect and confidence Of the whole pee.
pic, and folly verify the prediction muds by his
friends in this place, on his election to the Sen.
ate Of the U. States that he would be an honor
to the place that gave him birth-an equal hon.
or TO the nat iior.
by d. Clinton Fisher Liberty and equality.
The pride and glory Of America May our
banners wave and be respected on every ocean
and in every port, until the last shock of time
shall bury the empires o. the world in undstin.
gnished chaos.
BY Geo. B. Youngman Francis R Skunk
AN incorporating democrat; an able states.
man. His acts are guarantee that so long as
/ he presides over the affairs Of our beloved Com.
monwesl,h. the interests and welfare of the peo-
/ pie will DE- guarded.
! BY. Silas n. Enpc The One term prnci.
/ pe-Fonnded alike in rpason and sound policy.
II is the only rock upon which the ten,ple Of
liberty can 10 safely reared in a republican
government Experience will yet show Tint it
/ is The only safeguard to the purity Of our elec.
tive franchise, and the permanency ofour insti-
1 tntions.
! By G. NJ. YWks Hon SIMON Cimeron-The
mantle Of Buchanan could not have fallen on
one more worthy. His course in the Senate Of
the U. s. has put to the blush ali the miscalIed
for assaults of his enemies and fully satisfied
all thinking men that the principles Of the party
should never be made subservent to the usages
of petty factions
by q Cues, The tariff of '46-lts opera.
tions have falsifed the predictions Of blue ruin
made by the pancite,. Under il, agriculture,
commerce. manufactures and the mechanic arts
are alike protected.
By q Guest The tarifFm lS46--ii deserves
morc, even from its most decided opponents,
than 10 b. accused with having aided and as-
sisted in producing the scarcity Of grain and
the consequent famine in Europe. Save it
from it's friends.
BY Isaac d. Raker-Col Henry c. Eyer
principles and his friends. His services ,n,y
, yet be required in the capacity Of Canal Com.
missioner. by Northern Pennsylvania.
. BY w. /. .Dewart-The American Soldier
Victorious in many battle field. May they
f, never do anything 10 sully their well earned
aurels
BY William Rockefeller Geo. Wash.
, ngton-The father Of his country, the illus'r.
. o,is statesman. the soldier, the patriot and The
4 christian. May every one assembled e, this
. board, respect his character and emulate his
vrtues.
BY Wil.i,m Grant-lIenry Clay-The mill
. hoy OF the Slashes-the distinguished states.
e man and devoted patriot. An honor 10 his coun.
e try His countrymen have higher honors in
store for him.
e BY C. s. Weiser.-Mount Vernon and The
., IIermitage-The Mecca and Medina of our
ir common country.
Bv The Comyanv.- Hos and Hostess
n Gel. brated not only tor their universal urban.
e y. but more particularly for their good cheer
le May they never want better fare, or those who
Is have par,sken oft fare better.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-27

APPOINTMENT ny THE CANAL COMMISSION.
ERs --Rody Magee. Supervisor Of the Eastern
Division; Isaac Vsnhorn, Collector at Bristol !;
George l.. Mytinger, Weighmaster at Ports.
mouth Myron s. Warner, Weis shmss,cr at
Northumberland.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-27

% CIIY OF REAp,sG.-The ancient borough
of Reading has pe,tioned to the legislature for a
city. The last few years Reading has increased
in population, more rapidly than any town in
Pennsylvania. II now contains about l2, 900 in
habitants.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-27

FLooR receded rs cts per bbl in Boston on Sat.
urday after the reception of the Cambria's news.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-27

THE laos Business Montour Rolling
Mill is in full and successful operation, making
railroad iron. with plenty of work 10 do for a
long period Of time. The Montour Company
now have three furnaces in blast, and are just
heating and preparing the large new stack for its
immense issue Of pig metal. The Company are
dtionsl pudding furnaces to their stupendous
works. In addition TO the four furnaces Of the
Company, there are four other Anthracite Furna-
ces in this vicinity, vomiting forth pig metal on
large scale. Ia all parts of our county the Fur.
naces are fired up, and yielding large supplies OF
good IRON Danp.M h'eAgeseer.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-27

CHtAr Fosr.sE-We know not when or
where the experiment of comparative freedom
was ever more successful than in Great Britain
anosr Tue cheap postage system, The result is
that the annual income to government from the
ma'' service over all expense, exceeds four mil
"""s of dollars. although letters are carried
throughout the Kingdom for penny, in advance,
and newspapers for no,hing. and both are de.
i'vs'ed to individusl', q, their doors, wi,hou,
charge.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-27

Co The demand for vessels TO carry produce
TO Europe has been so great that the freight on
barrel Of flour is now eight shillinss sterling or
two dollars, instead OF 2s Cd or 62 cents, the u.
sual average price. Since the suspension of the
navigation laws by Great Britain, all foreign ves'
sells viii, be allowed TO enter into the ports OF
Great Britain, and feisbts will come down to
the old standard Under tina, law, produce from
this country could only be carried IN American
and British vessels.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-27

The citizens Of Van Bnren county, Iowa, have
resolved to drive the Mormons of, and have al.
ready notified them to leave in The spring
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-27
Correspondence OF Phila. Ledger
Legislative Proceedings.
HARnisauRe. Feb. 20. 1871

HARRisBuRo, Feb. go, 1917
House Bills passed--A bill to provide a.
sainsi dsmag ge from the gun cotton
A further supplement to the act, entitled 'An
act TO incorporate the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company passed April thirteenth, one thousand
eight hundred and forty.six.
Upon the final passage of the above. there
were, ysas ~, nays 81,
bill TO provide for the expenses of govern.
n,ent. the repairs Of the public works, &C., com
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-18

It appears that a gentleman Of the city
Of Troy hos invented on article he calls the
Skirt Expanler, Ter winch he is about 10
procure q patent. The inventor saws it
viii eulIrely do away vuh tie cotton bus.
tie. ltls said to be principally mndo Of
India rubber, aIr-tght and is capable Of
being inflated or contracted at any time. II
a lady should be walking and wish to np.
pear larger or smaller, the Skirt is so con.
slructcd that she may enlarge or diminish
her apparent size Of pleasure; and yet
person may be walking with aud net discov-
or how, or by whit means her nppafentslze
Is diminished or increased. The inventor
also says Tint the appearance Of a lady with
ono OF these Skirts is much improved, the
dress setting much better and easier and
that il viii save The labor Of carrying about
the streets quite small bale of cotton, and
from eight 10 twelve skirts,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-18
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