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STILL ANOTHER Scarcely wing can
go to Mexico to fight the enemies of his
country Uut he returns to denOunce his par
ty. This was the case with Col. Doniphan,
Col. Curtis, Col. McClung, and hos, of
others we might name, and now the name
of the gallant Col. Wynkoop, of the Penn
>ylvania regiment, must be added to the
list. These patriots, who have seen and
become acquainted with the character Of
tie enemy in Mexico, can see no difference
between him and his sympathizers at home,
and il deserter from his couniry's standard
is to be hanged for traitor there, they can
see no reason why similar descr,ion
should not be punished, when il takes place
this side of the Gulf. A long letter from
Col. Wynkoop, who is at present governor
Of Pcrote, Is published in the Pennsylvania
papers, from which we copy paragraph.
This is hard, laborious, and precarous
service. Many of our best men have died,
and truly consider the climate, in itself, IA
much more formidable enemy than the Mex
leans. A noble and self.denying spirit of
endurance actuates the men, and complaint
Of any kind is rare. Con,cn,ed TO do their
tn,y, they risk everything in the effort, aud
with cheerfuhess which is gratifying TO
those who command, step up readily to any
work, no matter what the chances. |, is,
as have before remarked, hard service,
full of toll, prvaiions, and danger; but il is
willingly encountered aud bravely endured.
Judge, then, Of the effect upon our good
men here, when they look back over the
distance which separates them from their
friends, in an effort to find at home some
proper appreciation Of their self. sacrificing
conduct II i, bitter and Illuminating. ]
tell You, sir, there is n spirit abroad among
the coon Americans engaged in this war,
which will not sleep during ihtnrify-- a spir.
it which awaits but their return 10 thunder
down upon the mounting, scribhling syeo-
phaats Of a most unjust party the full inca.
sure Of an honest indignation. ltisthe same
that brooded over our land during the war
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Tcrrihlc Nlenr nI Ieri Nnnn.


The sutjoincd account of scene at Fort
Mann, on the Arkansas river, is taken from
the correspondent Of the ST. Louis Reveille.
That paper, in extenuation of Capt. Pelzer,
states that the treachcrous character of the
pawuees is proverba!, as well as their dead
" hostility to the whites; that to deceive
our troops by flag Of truce has been with
them u common device that they have been
almost the only robbers of our trains; and
that the battalion to which Capt. Z. belongs
was sent out not only 10 prevent them from
rUbbing our trains in future, but also TO chas-
tise them iorpat outrageS they have which
committed.
We had quite n meicC out here on the al
ternoon Of the 18th Nov. the particulars of
which are Us follows: About 3 O'Clock in
the afternoon, some OF our men deserted n
party OF Indians coming down the heights
opposite the tort, Oh the other side oflhe riv.
Ell. Not knowing what their intention might
be, Capt. Pelzer, then in command, ordered
the troop 10 beat '.to arms" By this time
camped about half mile below the fort
They were over one hundred in num6rr.-
Their Chief and three others advanced to-
wards us with white flyg, when they were
/ met by Capt. Pelzer, company c, and Lieut..
/ futile, Company r, and embraced in the
warlnest manner, when they all returned Ia
the fort, alternately smoking the pipe OF
peace, Capt. Pelzer alone smoking with
them. Captain Pelzer took them around
outside the quarters, showing them one thing
or another, in the meantime iirilg off one oil
the brass pieces, which appeared not to dis.
concert them in the least, At Tie report
about sixty came up-a council Of officer
had been held, 10 decide upon some mca
sures to be taken, the conclusion If which
was. to take them all prisoheis. Aite
strolling about outside for some time, The
induced them to enter the fort. which the
readily consented to, aid seated themse,ve
in circle inside. The guard was then or
dered to bring in few that had RENAME,
outside; but they became alarmed at th
movement, and enc Of them, who had beer
taken i'll by the guard, as lie approached tn,
circle, harangued for a few moments, wheI
they all rushed Simultaneously for tie gate
We were now Oldeltd 10 lire on them
those who had their guns loaded did So, an,
the balance commenced loading and firing
\ number Of our men were outside Of til,
fort at the time, and without their guns. an,
in their hurry to reaah these, they rlshe,
into the fort, exposing themselves 10 the fir
of our own men, and it seems almost mirac
ulous that not one of them was hurt.
There were in all four killed, two take
, prisoners, and some fifteen twenty wound
ed. They were a party Of Pawnees, sup
posed TO be the same that has troubled on
trains so much this last summer. 1t nigh
be well here to state tina, Capt. Koscialows
, Xxi and Lieutenant futile, who were oppo
, sed TO bringing them into the fort. did no
} participate in any Of the proceedings. other
wise then obeyinc positive orders Of Cap,
Peizcr who was then in command.
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We are authorized to announce TIlOS. J.
TRUE as candidate for CONSTABLE in OF
tawa Precinct, at the election to be held on
Monday, the 10th January next, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation ofM.
Beaupre.
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AprolsTM lcaru that our neigh
bor Of the Free Trader, William OsmaI',
has received the appointment of Captain in
the 18th Regiment Of Infantry, vice Capt.
Z. b. Bill, deceased. Better 10 be born
lucky than rch.--- Constihtiondisi.
yet up"a peg or two too high. neighbor
Second Lieutenant will do.
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Town Property for sale.

THE W Or Of IL, 4, in block - IN The "f''
gnai town oi Ottawa. having ~ Tee, 'ron'
onCunal and rs fec, itou, on lasalle 'use'w''h
the s,crs house, dwelling house, and o'hef OUT.
buildings ,bsr.on. beirg the promises a. present
usei by Nj Phelps fcr u store SOU o~e''hs
house, 1i,lc good and possession gwen IN sp'ng'
Eoqu,ro Of the subscriber, ass", 70. me oS.sf''
Dec 2t,..3m J.N. A. nOh0'
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RrcRuIrs.-T The following officers are de-
tailed from Santa Fc, on the recruiting SER
vice, to obtain no recruits, to leave for III,
army at that place in the spring, together
with the recruiting stations:
Lieut.. Madison, Chicago; Capt. Korpo-
nay, Lieuts. Dillow and Hawkins, l!anni'
bal, Mo-; Lieut.. Allen, St. Louis, Mo-.
Lieut.. Royal, Columbia, do.
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1870 RccI uits wanted.

TNilE subscriber has opened an Office
n in Ottawa for the purpose Of recruit
'ns $50 men for the LIST Reg. Iluoi. lufsn,u ,
now ut santa Re. The opportunity Tor visiting
lhis prthn ofthe county viii never be better
h" country Is quite hellhy, aud lie cl,msl.
the lincsl ia tho wn,lk.
X. MADISON, 1t. L. :. A.
Application may be made to &. L.LUKINS,
dec2l Recruiting Sergeant.
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Christmas.

Christmas, dear delightful Chistuas, with
is crowd ofyouthfu recollections and Joyous
associations, is again with bringing 10
the 'young 'uu>" high expectations olviSit>
from that sanity goblin of youthful fancy Old
Santa Claus, who, gentrouS-heared, jolly old
hombre, comes s,ealthily, with well stoched
paCl, and iurrcd feet, to I'll the stocking duly
suspended 10y chimney corner, with brightly
painted toys and gaily decorated sweet-meatS
-sweeter, far, than any other swee'-mcats
nt any other time whatever. The .leek fat
face Of the lover OF good iced grows sleeker
and fattcr as be regards compoccntly the
long rows Orwell dressed turkeys, which our
country friends, mindful OF the wants Of the
season. are pouring into market-said birds
looking all the while As if they could scarcly
contain their gravy i'll their impotence to be
cooked for somebody's Christmas dinner.
The Christian feel, his faith strengthened and
his hope frightened at the return of this sa-
cred festival. To each and all We most kindly
wish, merry Christmas.
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"iic who approaches the polls to vote
.tOr or against the new constitution without
investigating il, commits moral treason. II
he votes for it, he is aiding TO destroy tie
existing government without knowing " hat
is tc take its place-if he votes against il. he
may. for auSht he knows, all in rejecting a
better one"
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BrAxrIY.-A doggery keeper in Cincin-
natti lately sold to small boy only ten years
old, five glasses Of whiskey and two Of beer,
which made the little fellow beas'ly drunk
so that he was picked up in the streets in
dangerous condition. Suit was immediate
" commenced against the liquor dealer,
which resulted in the levy Of fine.
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CuRIsrsAs GirT.--lestcrlay morning
we observed large turkey, full grown and
well fed, lying on the top of our Office, with
his legs tied, and as nobody knew how he
came there, the presumption is that he was
drdpped by Old Santa Claus for the printers.
We hope this sanity example will be dccn-
ed worthy osinaitaticn by our friends.
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Cor. BuRNLrT.-1hc n. y. Courier and
Enquirer says, ave are happy to learn that
the President of the United States has it in
contemplation TO appoint Col. Burnett 10 the
vacancy created by the death OF Brigadier
General Hopping"
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o, IS, G, Attention.

A SPECIAL Extraordinary Occasional
-. Meeting of the dearly beloved will be
held Mt the office of the worthy Attorney
General, on Monday evening, Dec. eth,
TO make all necessary arrangements for our
annual festival. Witness the Il and L.s.l
ofthe M. W.
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The COnSiiiaiioadliSi ventures at length
TO express It's rietrs in reference to the rules
laid down by the canal trustees for proving
up pre-emption claims, and i, does il in just
such wishy washy way, as to be charac-
tc!iStc of that print. After the expenditure
al hnlfa column Of words the editor succeeds
in ckinc cut his meaning in about this shape.
That some rules are necessary to be pre-
scribed; that the board Of trustees have
the right by the canal law TO prescribe these
rules; that the beard W ouid of course not
attempt TO prescribe new rules If evidence;
and they willdoubtlcss do justice to the set
tiers. This is about as direct a reply TO the
plain question whether the editor approved
those rules or not, as we expected. Now
Us 10 those views we will simply say, that
as questions in reference TO pre-ein,on
rights are for the courts 10 decide, it is not
necessary that any rules should be prescrib-
cd beyond those that obtain in courts gene
rally that if special rules. are to be pre-
scribed, however, /. is not the right of the
trustees, but Of the courts TO prescribe them !;
that the board of tru.tees, in making the oath
ltwo credible witnesses necessary to prove
presumption claim, have prescribed ! ae,o
and unheard CT rule Of evidence and that
this, as well as the attempt TO exclude oicn-
ers OF improvements on canal land, from a
participation Of the rights Of redemption
granted by the canal law, shows that the
trustees are no. disposed to 90 justice to the
settlers.
As TO the meeting the ConStitutionalis'
speaks Of, we know not who is at the
head Ct it, or what its object is. We
agree entirely with the editor that it i,
premature. If the intention is to ntilni.
date the appraisers, it is disgraceful, ant
should be dscountenanced by every maj
who has any regard for the character Of oul
place. And if the object is to adopt some
uniform course of action among the settler:
in reference to securing their claims, {
meeting six or nine months from now, If ;
meeting is at all necessary, would be sui,i
cicntly in season.
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Take Notice,

4 WISH 10 max" II an insariabls rule to settle
4 up all outstanding accounts at least once a
year, aud as the new year is close 1T hand, 1
therefore respectfully Invite oil Iersons ind.bt
t" nae Ia come forward ,o,.hout o,a5, and settle,
ilh,r by note OF payment. ~ word to the Wise
- -ulhCicnL" j. PEARSON.
Ottawa. D,c -, 1877.
p.o.-MN iash, wIll attend to NY business
u hen atn sbseni from home.
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IowA.-The Governor of Iowa has called
a special session of the Legislature, to meet
at the capital on the third Monday Of Janua-
nv. Two United States Senators are TO be
chosen.
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NNliCC.

Thercgular meetings u Occidcn,a' Lodge No
10, by change of the Bylaws, are hr'ei''r 10
be- held Oh III, frs, and third Monday evenings
Of each month instead Of the corresponding En-
day evenings. i,v otdcr Vi the Lodge.
Ottawa Nov IL 1917.
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sa,.s Of Tempcrnncc.

FsNHE Regular ~ ectugs Of Ottawa DIVISION
No. .. are held IN the Masonic Hail every
Saturday evening Al Z O'Clock. Brethrenuslt'
ing our place are resp. ctIuiy inviIcd,o meet with
US. BY order Of the Division,
j. ". DOW n. $.
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ii nm cnc0l g..

MARRIED.-On Monday evening, Dec,
Goth, by John Downey Esq, Mr.. John Cole
man. to Miss Roxana Cargill, all Of Franklin
Precinct, LaSalle County.
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convention, but as The s,,hject was entirely
new, and the people had never indicated
their will upon'the subject, it was ebortive.
An able report was made by Mr.. Hays, Of
Morgan county. We believe, in favor of
some important reforms, but it was brought
in ut the heels OF the session, and as the pub
lie appeared TO expect nothing on the sub
jet, the matter was passed over as unwor-
thy OF notice.
We engage in no crusade against lawyers,
as a class Of men. They are as upright and
honorable as any other class i'll the comlnu-
nifty: and we are persuaded, if they were
convinced ofany important reform that could
be ntioduced 10 the practice Of our courts,
they would be the frs, TO support it. There
is no class or profession more independent,
or more able or willing to '',rrn their hand''
to something else ii they can no longer rely
fir SUPP ont upon their profession,
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BY poem Of bis in the Delta, addressed
10 the Louisiana volunteers, we learn that
DIR. Stephenson now resides ut 100 ST. Jo-
scph street, New Orleans Bosi. Post.
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Dissolution.

NTOTiCE is hereby given that the partnership
Y heretofore existing between the undPrsIgn-
ed IN the huicheung business, has this day been
dissols,d by mutual consent The accounts due
the irn hSve b''n divided, aud persons indebted
tn them are requested To pay tn such member Of
the lillu as may have N. account IN hi. posse
sion. IOHN ELI,
dec 10. Si7 FRANCIS KELLER
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A BARREL OF PoRk.-We think the far
mers are two apt TO blame the merchants
iornot giving greater prices than they do,
thinking that the merchants are making too
much oil Of them. \ fair calculation will
at once show that this il not the fact. Each
barrel OF pork weighs 200 lbs. which a,
- 25ptr 100, amounts to 81 30. The " aSie
and costs of packing is 81 more; the barrel
81 %, the salt Is ~ cents morc-the freight
from the river To New York 81 per Dbl.
the Inspection is Toe; and the insurance,
commission, coopela o, and drayage amour,
Ia about1J cts per bbl--making in all Sill
The last quotations ficm New York show
the prices TO be 80 % Tor prime, and sli 81
tor mess and declined at that. Packers gen
orally calculate to make as much mess pork
as prime, from each hog. Dividing tthe
difference then between the prices in New
York, and we have as a medium Sll 81 -
per bbl.i leaving our merchants 81 l-2 cents
per Dbl, tor. the use OF the money, the sto-
rage, hauling TO the river, &c.-Priact)a
HTdH.
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4 man named John Lewis, an Irishmap,
we believe, was found dead on Saturday
between Iladley's tavern and the sulphur
spring, on the Peru road. \ coroner'> jury
was Immediately called, and after full eX.
animation, they returned a verdict that the
deceased had come to his death from some
cause unknown. The man had been seen
going in the direction Of Peru on Friday
evening, and it is presumed that on accoun,
Of infrmity or intoxica,ion he fell where he
was found, and died from exposure, as the
night was very cold. One of his ears had
been eaten off, aud his face scratched and
bitten up, by the hogs, il is supposed.
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'Watcr Power for Snle

Valuable Water Pririieges on For Rircr,
four miles ADORE Dayton, and one mile
from slack wdter navigation 10 The Feeder
ofGte Illinois and Michigan cdnal.
THE subscriber having built his dam a
cross The riv.r AT the atroye place, IL now
prepared 10 sell OF lease uater Tor manufacturing
purposes. A saw rIll is in operation aud
grlrt 0nd fnu''nc mil IN progress Of erection. |,
l. located ~ the midst Of an extensive wh,a,
and wuUl growing country, and oii,r- every in
duceprn, fr tie above business md nIsu fora
wunlcn factory ur ary mechanical Or msnuipc.
turing tstah.i-nments where water power u r..
qnIrtd. \ village plat l. LAID out. aud lots ".
offered On reasonable terms. A blacksmith aud
wag u mskrr would fud It desirable location !,
and good tavern or boarding house would do
we'll For pirIiculprs enquire II
Ottawa. Dec 10 lS4l GEO. MANN.
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rels, carrying away a small portion Of the
back OF his head, but did not stun him. lie
then remarked, ''see me kill myself" and
placing the muzzle at the same time close 10
his head, he again fred, and Tell srnseless,
the ball entering his brain. He fingered
until about . o'clock the same evening,
when he died. There are circumstances, i,
is stated, in connection with this horrid az
fair, which demand, and will probably I'M
dcrgo a legal investigation.
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('ASI FOR WUEAT.-Th subscriber
" "nl pay Cash tot good mcrchaniabie winter
wheat, delivered at Stsddsn's mills, or at this
place. Farmers having wheat Ia sell aud living
abnu, Dnvtcn. hal better bring IN srmprs
Ottawa. Dec. 10. Ii. +. EAMES.
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Take Notice.

VNNIIE undersigned wishes the public to undor-
4 stand iha, he is determined to have pay for
every one 81 bis hogs and chickens running at
large, that killed; he will no, submit TO lose
his pork poultry hecauset hey are not kept up,
as no claims tho right To le, ,hen run NJ large.
Dec. 10. CASPER HELFENSTElN.
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FLANNELs ON CONSIGNMENT.

4 .NOR safe low to close u consignment,
= pieces white Ivlli'd Flannel,
wide
& domestic
linked
Gee 4. l.. boughioa
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COUNTY ORDERS WANTED.

nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS, IN County
~ orders wanted. ior " hl,h Goods al the low
cot ea'h price, will be gwen by
Rnuybf,,
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ArupRu.K. for polishing for sale by
ID N rch o6-'I7. 37Lf DOUGHFON.
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ylNlblskCCO.
Fish, Fish.

hLOTHS...
" Black. blue, blue-black, green, brown, and
grey Broad Cloths
Black, blue, and green Beaver Cloths,
Black, blue, brown, g. fancy Cassimers'
Sa,ineus. of all qualities and prices,
rwceds, Ky. Jeans and llard.imes,
For SHE very low, for cash or produce.
Oct. 1871. GUSHMAN & GRlDLEf,
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OTTAWA PRICES CLRRENT.

CORRiC1Ep wEtELY nj W. hAGiLi, DrALkH
Is nRr GVons, ua"e.RIEs, Ann rnoDuol.-
OHd,rd, Dec. "a, 1917.
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PORK WANTED.

5O,OOO.hllDsss ,AI PORK 4a., , sa",' s. '.
paid IN Cs.h aud Goods by dee "a BouGh.u..
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Valuable Medicine Wine.

MANUFACTURED from the combined virtues Of the .Sar.
W saparia, Daaieifon, Wild Cherry and several other
ETofc PLANTS whose wonderful curative properties al
together unknown, except 10 the author Of
HASLEYfS FOREST WINE
II well known to good chemists, that all vegetable sub.
sacesconian less deleterous properties well
medicinal virtues Those opposite qualities which are
diused together In every root plant and BLOSSOM remain
nsepabe in the extracts obtained by the usual method
Of boiling e rendering all medicines thus prepared inert,
and In many either injurious altogether useless
This accounts In great for The neciency OF 50
many medicines in curing the diseases which they profess
to cure, .E ~ 4
II syery different with Hasleys Forest Vine BY means
OF wonderful chemical apparatus invented for the express
purpose Of manufacturing this article the entire virtues Of
The most valuable combination Of plants ever discovered Is
obtained and free from every property but those which
act In unity and harmonze with the constitution Of the hui
man frame This renders the Fbres Wine the most excel,
lent anti truly valuable medicine in the world, both for It's
miraculous power Of curing well MS delightful flavor.
The Fbres Vine Is most distinguished for Its great elf
cacy IN remaining e0rot constitutions, and curing gene
raj III health proceeding from disorders, complaints
of the stomh hper hed and kidneys, including cosfire.
ness Dyspepsia, indigestion loss e appetite and debita
TED state 81 he system free use Of the Forest Wine
stores nvalds of this class the most robust strong and
vigorous health II hns also proved useful in restoring IN.
vaIs from lingering state aer severe attacks sickness
Price 81 per boe for sale at Hasley's General Depot
Corland g., New York, and BY the appointed agents
J, r. Callan, only agent, Washington City.
%. Nj Lintlcum, only agent, Georgetown,
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COPP'S PAVILION,

Located ON La. av., near corner OF 9th street,
A feto steps north Of Coietndn's Hotel.
ON the first floor il a FIRST class RESTAURANT, with
ready at the shortest notice
On The snme floor there is suite OF spacious am, very
neat BATHING ROOMS, where baths OF different kinds
may all times be had AT the low charge OF Is cents each
hot Of cold Good servants constantly In attendance with
out extra charge Both the Restaurant and Bathing Es,ab.
llshment are deemed inferior 10 In the country
On the second nooris n BOWLING SALOON both com.
moJos and elegant aud unsurpassed by any similar va.
loon in either OF the Cities of the Onion
GALLERY. III
The Payons charges in each department will be mod
crate, and the whole establishment win be open every day
and evening o. the week. except Sunday ON which day the
Bathing Establishment alone will be open until 10 O'Clock
The proprietor invites the public 10 call and examine
nov 81 dim MOSES COPP