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Relief for OrClpnsl.

We notice with pleasure tina, greet efforts are
being made ,hrou ghout the length and breadth
of'our land for the relief Of the starving Iopua.
lion Of the old world and particularly poor and
down. srodien Ireland. In o.dsy's paper will be
found call for a meeting in this place, for the
purpose Of uniting cur feeble aid in this audablt
work, and we hope to'see it vel attended ant
liberal contributions made. To perform an ac
OF charity is always pleasing but to save the !if,
Of an unfortunate individual from the horrors
starv alton, is Of more than ordinary interest, -
Our land teens with plenty, and to give even
email portion Of this rich bounty Of a kind Prov
ilence 10 less favored class Of our follow IN, n
10 not only privilege ba! a duty which ever,
man owes to society ard mankind.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12
The Vs,Ilrxten Uni. N.

-
Wesa glad TO see The universal disapprobs
iisn man ii,st'd by lie Drnoc attic press Of tn,
enuntry, at the recent outrage committed by ID,
United States Senate in oxpeliing The Editor .
sshe Union from thesprlvileged seats on the foo
-ef the Senate. The fence Of Mr. Richie con
-sistel simply in admitting communication int
his paper. which spoke freey'of the conduct OF
the Senate IN nlliion 10 the bill raisin an ajJi-
,ionai force OF volunteers for the Mexican war
The Senate construed the article as libel upon
that body. and accordingly chose this method OF
Furnishing the oifind,r.
We are gra,ifed to see iha, bu, few protested
Democrats voted for he EXP ulsiOn, VIZ; Messrs
Calhoun, Butler, Wcs,co,t and Yulee which
together with oil the whis'Sena,ors, were cuff.
cientto. commit, their hieh-hanjej outrage.
II this expulsion concerned alone the personal
privileges Of Mr. Richie, it would be compsra,
lively small matter. To the public it can make
but little Difference whether he, when he visits
the Senate, Tolls on voluptuous couchcs below
or is compelled to stand in the gallery above
But in his expusion-ior the reasons assigned
ia the resolution Of Mr.. Yulee-there are con
sijera,ions Involved which lie at the very foun
dalton Of our flee institutions. II is an example
Of arbitrary power such as his no, been exer.
ciscd by the Senate since the celebrated resoiu-
tions Of censure against General Jackson, and
aims deadly blow q, that most cherished fea-
sur N n.,rf ,b,
sRrss
But it is an assault on the freed IN Of the
Press, made in boil def nce Of the Constitution
end Laws. |, was bad enough, in all conscience,
TO aim deadly blow at that sacred ggis of our
libeities--bnt to have done i, in such way lear-
fully aggravaIes the deed. Libel is crime, So
defined by the laws, and consequently conviction
and punishmen, therefor have been wisel, lef
to courts and juries. They are the only and
sole tribunals who can or ought TO Try men for
such charge. To allow Legislatures, State or
national, to assume such jurisdiction in pnti.
cations touching items ICES, is to create PRl'I-
LEGED oRpLR Of men in The State, whose will il
law, and who are not only judges IN their oIcp
cause Of the guilt Of the accused, hut also Of the
exien, Of his punishment. Such power par
takes Of the very essence and rankness of despo-
,ism. The struggle between gslltive prercg-
alive and pop uar rights is one & lons standing
an this country, aud in every instance tie latter
have in the end prevailed. The pus.ut stna,e
has been the last TO exercise this power and the
editor oflhe Union its las. victim.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

Gani"g.-lhe Legislature Of rennsy lvania
is adopting strong measures for preventing the
vice of gaming. bill has passed he House Of
Repese natives Of thu, State " hich makes ga.
ming Penitentiary offence, and authorizes the
officer, Of the Iawto break open houses TO search
for gaming apparatus, upon the oath Of auy per.
sons made for the purpose before justice OIL
the peace. The bill also provides that if any
person shall invite a0o,ler to place Of gaming
he shall be facd not exceeding five HUNDRED
dollars, nor less than fifty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

Dceadfm Agair.-EarIy on Sunday morning
Martins Hotel, adjoining the county jail, at
Carlisle, Pa, took fire, and shortly both build.
ings were completely wTapt n flames. IL the
excitement, the prisoners in the jail were entire.
ly forgotten, and, uhlortunte to r, late, three Of
these miserable beings were entirely consumed
amid the falling tmbers. Mr.. Martin will lose
$50. The loss 10 the county is about $1,000
insurance
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

Ercusabie.-Whils, regimen, of vol
un.cers were marching through Camargo,
Captain "a strict dlsciplinariap) observ-
ing that one of the drums did no, beat,
ordered Lieutenant, to inquire the reason.
The fellow, on beng INTERCEPTED, whis-
pered to the lieutenant, Il have two ducks
and a turkey in my drum, and the turkey
is Tor the captain This being whisper
ed 10 the captain, he exclaimed. why
didn', the drummer sag he was lame?
| do no. wan, men to DO their duty when
they are not able
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

Polishing Siovss.-Make a toler-
able weak alum water and mix your
British Lustre with it--perhaps two
teaspoonfuls Of lustre 10 gill Of alum
water. Let the stove be perfectly
cold brush it over with the mixture
then take dry brush and dry lus
tire, commence where you began
first, and rub the stove till it is per-
lectly dry. Should any part become
too dry, before polishing, moisten it
with the wet brush and proceed as
above.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

Riot amongst Tie Lab0rers on the
Erie Raiir0od.-We were iulormcd yes
,esday, that a serious riot occurred
Wednesday last between the Irish and
German Iaborers employed OF the Elie
,,,,, rsd. at G.lsvlle. 1t appears that
nye- lied new hands wcts sent up
from New W, - work on CsJmicha,l'-
contract, md the aSt,,r>rs s'rcnh5. located
there refused TO allow ,.h'm o WORK
which created a revolt aud at ,..,g'' we!
concluded TO make an attack on the Ger-
mans--ihe latter, however, were warnen
in season respecting their intentions, pre-.
pared themselves accordingly with loaded
guns and muskets. The lrishmen were
all armed with their national emblem--a
good thick shillala. When night set in,
the body Of !rishmon made an attack on
the German shantees, in order 10 dcmo,.
ish them; but scarcely bad they COM
menced their work Of destruction, when
the Germans opened brisk fire with
guns and muskels, which they had alrea-
dy prepared for their reception, killing
two men on the spot and wounding sew
eral severely, if not MORALLY. We give
the above as we received 1t from a gen
,leman who came down by the railroad,
and have no doubt bu, wha, the account
is correct. ~. \. Reraid.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

Here are some questions and ans wers
that are rather sterling when applied 10
facts:
Q.-Where was The Cradle Of Liberty
first seen?
A.-On he Rock Of Plymouth.
Q.-Who rocked the Cradle }
A.-The Pilgrim Fathers.
Q-Why did they rock the Cradle'
A.-'ro get the infant Liberty to sleep,
whilst they put the Quahers TO death
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

The Legislature Of Iowa adjourned on the
2s!h ul,., after session Of eighty days. withou,
having elected w. s. Senators. Among the
bills that were passed, we observe one for rcmo-
wing the capitol from Iowa City to some poin, as
near the geographical centre as practicable for "a
desirable location, and three commissions have
been appointed 10 maze the selection.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

At a ball in Wisconsin, a gentleman
was frisking about rather merrily, when
by Sigh, deviation from the geometry
Of the figure, he came in contact with
one Of those huge ornaments worn by
the fair. commonly known without being
named. However unavoidable the acct
den, might have been. an apology was Of
course necessary. IL beg your pardon
madam" SAID he, IL believe ran into
your wheelhouse."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

The Boston Pos, Of the lth inst. states that,
esterjoy morning Col Gushing received or
dsrs from ushinG,on'lo embark with the rogi-
ment Of Massachusetts volunteers, with al posi-
bic dispatch; TO repair to Br:zoi De Santiago,
anl there aweit instructions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12
On. J, PEARSON.

Offers his professional services to lho
inhabitants of Ottawa and vicinity. Of
fee in the room adjoining the Free Ira
der Printing Office, in Reddicks Block.
p. S.-Dr. p. still continues 10 per-
form operations in all The various branch.
es of Dentistry. Charges to corresponds
,cith The times!!
Olawa, March ~, l647.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

NOrei BIT True.--The Journal Com
merce in an article on the poor, holds
these strange, but true, opinions. The
man who dies Immensely rich, dies a
bankrup, in the books OF benevoIence.
The fact proves that he has no, lived as
he ought. You shall learn by giving
freely, that there is a value in money
which YOU never dream Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

Message tr0m tie Presiieat.-7 he
President has recently communicated 10
Congress message, asking that prosis.
ion might be made for the appointment
Of field officers in the new regiments
also, recommending a Tax on tea and cof.
fee, and reduction in the price Of the
public lands. lie Likewise recommends
the acceptance OF the continued services
of the volunteers already in the army in
Mexico, whose term Of service may ex.
pire previous TO the cessation Of hos,ili.
ties. He refers TO the prolracled refusal
of the Mexican government to accept
prefers Of an honorable peace, and lc
the measures generally which have been
adopted, and remarks that it is necessa.
ry that our arms in that quarter SHOULD
be reinforced to the fullest extent. The
message is quite long one, and after
being read by the clerk, was referred tc
various committees.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER OFFICE,
ChcagO, March 10, 1877. )
Our market during the past week recovered in
par. from the falling oil in prices caused by tho
last steamers news--prime wheat selling at 10
cts up on Saturday last-to.day there ia not much
produce in market, and operations being confined
10 purchasers from teams, are limited.
Pork conlinSes to go up, and we notice sales
MS high a. si,3l for 100 lbs--wi!h but little in
market.
Oats HAS. Corn 2S. Flour 375 in lots
from the country.
Flour in New York at last dates WIS firm at
STAT so for Genessc--Cnro 9oaSl 90.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

P,pahiion Me Wesi.--Accordins to state
men, of Mr.. Darby, the geogtapher, the popula.
ton Of the ives, has augmented soven-iolj IN 80
yeors, from 1910 to 1910, inclusive. II the in'
crease tor the last six las been in the same ratio
the western population now amounts 10 eHpeh
and AaT miiGoas. This makes about twelve
TO The square mile
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

Prparing,-1he Life Of Judge Mclean is
soon to be Issued from New York press. This
ia The first step towards preparing him for the
Presidential race. Tho Life Of Scott, by Mans.
field, published last summer, was di,hed with a
.has,y plate of soup"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

500 IL, Boot "a Mrs. Boots, Of
this State, has left her husband and stray.
ed to parts unknown. We presume the
pair are rights aud lels. We cannot say,
however, tha, Mrs. Boots 10 right--bu,
there is no mis.rke ,ha, Mr.. Boots is ieft.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12
Germ J1nrkes.

We learn that the Southern marke, is quite
favorable for Indian Corn, aud that in conse-
quence, as high as 20 cents per busheI is paid in
,his town. Our farmers having Corn to sell
will perhaps do well TO sell willis. the navigation
oflhe river ia good, as that article will not bear
land transportation to Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12
GRAND JuKOms-ua.,.T Term 80,

Br0otf.d PfrriRct---Geo 5 Maxon. North
TumiHon.-.W m Clayton, John Clark. 0lu.
wa---J Armor, 4 Woodruff La SaAe--G A.
Linjlcy. W,siSya--Wm Paul, J Abraham.
South OHa,od---lsaah Strawn, John lockwood
Mission Grore.-G Southworth, Lancelot Rood.
Dy'on---Icsse Green, J NJ Walt Eagh---J NJ
Reeder, u Harwood. Loyabi---Horace W iiams,
jeremiah Poor TSoy---Plny Dewey. WASH
Hgton---C II Sutphon. vermiHiVn---Joseph I
Bullock, John Leonard hadian---A Hosford.
GraGon---W w Ricbcy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

The Rev. Samuel Mott will have been, on the
18Th Of March, scventy.Gvc years pastor oil III
church in franklin, Connecticut. He is now W
years Of agc--his health is good, and, during
the long pcrioj Ct his ministry, has been detain'
ed from church but two Sundays.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

A black preacher, named Green, was tried in
New York Tor bigamy short time since, and
convicted, !, appeared on the trial that he had
three sable wives. his chap wen, IN for The
ntgest liberty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

More than 100 emigrants arrived in N. York
city Oh the 2isl ult. The Ro,cious alone. bro't
betsssa 900 and 400, and mos, Of them destitute;
among them mother with twelve children pen.
uyIsu, foojess and homeless. The Sun Gays
seven died on the passage and two dead chill
den we're tarown owe rboad 10 TIE lower Buy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

a proposition has been brough. forward in
Congress, to allow the United States liisate Ma
cedolian to be used for transporting provisions
for the relief of the suffering people Of Ireland
We trust il will be adopted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

Retort CourieOus.-One Of our young
bloods dining al fashionable hotel few
weeks since, was requested by gentle.
man TO pass some article of food which
was near him. DO you mistake me Tor
a wai,er' said the exquisite. No, sir,
| ms.ook you for gen,leman,' was tho
prompt reply.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

The CrOokedeSt Iet.-Speaking g
the Rio Gtande, recent writer says -
"Imagine four Of the crookedest things
in the world, then imagine four more
twice as crooked, and then fancy to
yourself a large river THREE TIMES as
crooked as all these put together, and
you have ian, idea of the crooked dis
position Of this almighty crooked river.
There is no drift in it, from the fact tina,
it is so crooked that timber cant find lis
way far enough down TO lodge two sticks
together ;-bu, few snakes, because il is
not straight enough TO swim in, and the
fish are all in the whirlpools in tfe bends,
because they cant find their way out
Birds freqenlly attempt to fly across the
river, and light on the same side they
star, from, being deceived by the differ
ent crooks Indeed, you may be de-
ceived when you think you see across il.
and some Of the b'hoys say i, is so darn
ed twisting there isn't but one side TO it. '
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

The sum RENTED by the Irish in tho three
cities OF New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore
for tho relief Of their destitute coun!ryman a'
hsne, amounts to 81 ,00i $50.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

lie who makes an apology where none
is needed, or who defends himself with
on, being attacked, thereby eliminates
himself.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

Moderation is hes, Of all things.--rhis
is the reason that SO many people have
moderate portion Of brains.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

A Frenchman, wishing TO tell a ia, la
dy that she was very considerable. said
Madame, YOU are very considerable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12
OTTAWA PRICES CUKRLNI,
M =. l.. BoUGHTON.
{ Dealer in oil Kind, # Goods and PrOduee.)

Wood, cord IOVA-iVV '" o HUuse OV
NEw Yonn-We have but little news from
the New York markets; wheat and -four are de-
Ginning, though the foreign demand still consln-
ues large.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

Il yielded TO his earnest porsuasions,
as the young widow said after angling
TWO years 10 catch an old bachelor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

There are, on the Government Pen.
sion lisa. mo. including navy pensioners)
twen,y-seven thousand names, OF whom
six thousand one hundred and six,y.fve
are in the State of New York alone.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

y bill lately passed the Missouri Senate grant.
ing fermission to.john Elmunds to keep tav.
ern sithou. license provided he doe. no, sell
spirtuous liqu is. The grounds Cor ihis piece Of
extra Legislation, i, appears, was, that EInuHds
has nineteen children all living.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

Our dates from Congress are up to the l., Of
March. A bill Cor the relief Of Ireland has pass.
ed. bull we are unaequaiu,ed with its Provisions.
Tho bill for tho appropriation Of shrcs million Of
doIIars 10 enable she PRESIDENT 10 negotiate a
uessy with Mexico, has passed tbs Senate, but
the wiimoi Proviso was struck out by vote Of
n tu1l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

We have bad no mail from the south for the
last three days. The delay is occasoned by the
high water and ice 10 the river.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

We are pleased to state that Senator Reddick
has returned home. lie arrived this afternoon,
bat ia yet ia feeble slate Of health.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

A letter from Boston states tina, Baron Rot1s'
child has made bid for tho lean advertised ly
Secretary Walker.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

What branch of education do you have
chiefly in your school 2
"A willow branch, sir The master
has used up almost a whole tree |!
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WILLIAM N. FRANKLIN, Auctionesr
LNXECCTOk SALE OF vslus 10 kcsl snd Lcasehnd
L Property b-orvng to the rsate of Dsva Brook. de-
ceased WILLIAM h. FRANKLIN 4 SON vii sell 81
auction Tussdsy jan 3D. lsa'. 81 l. O'Clock, al tho
Executors sale d valuable Real and Lss.ehoid proper
,y belonging The Estas Of DAVID B,ooss. decesssd via
No. Corner Ca,harine-slip and Wa'er-st-rnc thfcc
story brick house and 10, 90 the northwest conner 81 Cath
ne slip and Waers being " feet inch on Csihsrins.
slip ard ~ feet on WAFER Ct
Corner Roosevelt and Water SITS The bu'liings and
lot on the northwest corner OF Roosevelt and Wafer ' 90
feet on Rosevelts, - feet on Water o..
B. Wstsrst-rhe house and os No $50 Watsrst IL feet
10 inches front and by &C. en nehes depth on each
side
brick house (known a. the Esst River Mansion Iouse)
and lot he nOrh~ OF Jsmessiip snd Wafer
~ feet inches James alp . tee, inches on Wa
er-st
s. Jsmes slip The house snd lot No Jsmss-shp. Is
feet 10 inches front and rear Sc feet inches deep
o. Cherry sLThe two story and ATTIC brick house. and
The lease OF LOT No. 100 Chest 10 years OF The as un
expire subject TO renewal present ground r-nt SEQ
T. lheuy-rL-Th- Two story brick house Nd isnsc %
the lot No 1862 Cheys 10 years OF the lessee unsSpirsd
subject to renewal present ground rent s2h
g. Corner OF Market and Cherry sl-1ho four buildings
and lease Of tho the northwest 81 Market ad
Cherry 100 feet Mafketst 10 OF hc lease un
expired, subject TO renewal Ac present ground Tent
$500
Water .L-The building and lease OF the lot on The
norhw corner OF aud Roosevelt togethe, with
The lease OF IN. house and lot No &s Wstorst al tbs
The corner VI Roosevelt add Wafer Sta 10 DO removed ato
expiration Of the lease.
To- Ninety nrstsrour lots on slstst between the An
and 9TH avenues. IS by 100 feet each.
III. Seventh lois on the norticsst corner
OF 1th avenue and SD .sI Is by lo0 feet esch
Terms.-Twolhirds OF The purchase money may remain
on bond and mortgage
EB-Full particulars can be had week previous 70
the sale on application 81 tho auction ooIn No Bread
e. SARAH II. BROOKS, Exeenutx.
~ ELISHA horton, }Esecuto,.
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