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ppn Der Gefst9s6un9, unfsrn 9anf fur @renls
pIars re5 Ssrlht6 pom Sraot6sS Sboemsiltsr.
GF9ie 8erbantlun9sn elmer Bsrlammluna
Ger BGr9er rcn Silfrift, Waibin9tcn, I1srefrro
unb pef, 0e9cn bic SbsiIun9 pCn SsrFs, fnc
srbaItsn unc sum She'll auf9sise, mussn obsr
wsasn Mon9sI an MaunL bls ndhlfs 9Scbs
p,rGtbctsn Ypsrbsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-02-09

Dcit"8unS.-9lm pcrIretsn D1Cnta9e pais
Ilrts i'm Ssnat elm Seltlue, meltbsr bs0srta'
9un9 unitrsr @tits9sbun9 am 16. Mdrj bs'
ltmmt, cen oas (?auS mabrfteinitb autb 9cs
nsbali9en rirO. qEir ltnO iberBust bab ale
Gtibdfts am 9soattn Sage bsIsit9t ftin psrs
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Ils bi6bsr mar.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-02-09
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bem AusAr1btn Der Sunromtnte tsS nEusn
Gtfdn8njGts nrbsihten, purbsn am Somifa9t
rurb ta5 &iniflrscn elmer @rrtanf psritattet
uno einlr tapCn 9sfdbrIib bsfbdbi9t,
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m'n 81 bdn9en, olS tsire jafommsn ronnttnu.
ltincn Septic isbr qustfbtsn, tos er ,psngs
Minuhn barouf farb. @r mar aus Baltimore
Qebirti9 mobin feline Qsbe aebrod2t nurts.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-02-09

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ittr Ncu orIeons uno cine Ma1' Nt9en itirjs
ts berab. 9aS bort Famprsnpe 2ts NnnfpIs
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&rn9s ScmpaQntn utrIorsn faif ale iDre 9efs
Fen turtb bic Stutb. Gtma 900 bnuou fuCbtsn
in Der Staet tciIsrs 0uortre, neil IIs @jeIc 9ts
mug batttn bafir ju bejabIsn uno Is fubtsn
am onctrn Sage ouf bem 9ompftcots Der lies
ben (ceimatb Su. Inter ccm MlItiitppjsNes
msnte, weItbeS 9Ieibpiti9 bort fampirt, ltnc
pisle &ronfe uno Elm oosr msbrere Sobs6fdqs
frmnsn td0Iitb por.
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0sn Gstcitbt Onfel CAMS Ouartisrnsiifern
fiber ntht sur @brs uno Its meresn sS foum
psrantmorten ftnnen, bas fe Qtuts i'm llnmet.
ter fampiren laltn, msnn Die &oisrnsn Dor ibs
rem Nu9sn lssr ifsbCn. Ser &On9rs6 matbt si.
ne Wsn9e SaulCnvr ~ Nuartlrmsifsrn, bic
absr njd)t pisl msbr tbun ols caB Gs ftb Ie[blf
auf Soften rcr Ns9jsrun9 bequsm ,inquartrsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-02-09

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Mig Naum fir be 9erbonoIunaen bieIs8 Sore
perS, nobel unfsre qsfsr jeepb psnj0 psrIisrsn.
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&rmes'S'a, be Sia fir ssbn jufdsIihs Me9iss
msntsr uno Die Sia fir S3,0O0,00O, melbs
Der prsIicsnt bobsn fol-, um Triecsn nit Wss
rifo su ihlisssn. Ssfrstdr Q6alfsr bat wiss
eerum fir Den Sol auf 3bse unb &afst on9ss
traesn unb, wobritbeinlib um bic Ysnnfplpons
enS einifissr bafir su ifimmsn, bat sr sleibs
Seitis einsn sufdelibsn Sol bon sebn prosent
auf Soblsn unb gifsnt empfoblsn Ole Mass
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-02-09

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tifon, mcIcbe5 @rltsrs gang uno bo5 qsBttrs
gum She'll aus Ssrf5 GauntD sntifsbsn fcuen,
fno mob immsr i'm Bsrfs fomobt Die 6rsuns
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be 9Ioubsn Die bette Scofnun9 auf &rfor9 gu
batsn. lInlry &slce9sbun8 srbaIt Soblrsibs
8eiutbs fir uno 9s9en Die nsusn Gauntis6 unb
miro am @nce pobI sum GntfbIns fommsn {:
Nas6 bem Nltsn Su laGtn. 2tm porls stsnWitts
nod murbcn i'm Msprcfentantsnbauit ntbt nee
niger ais 81 Sitlhriften fir biz Sitbun9 BON
penn eountp sn9ersibt-trosesm prdbsrn
uns qsuts lpsbs fstr3Iib in 'parri6tur9 mas
ren uno nit ben NOr9dnaen in Der Gsfte9tbunS
psrtraut llnb, oas Die @rlinpun9 Der 9scabtsn
nsusn @ountje8 b6hf misGdb unb nibts nee
niger ale asmib iit. Wsnn stmos msbr in Der
Gabe 9slttsbt msresn mir Nabrid)t baron
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08
Notice.

WE the undersigned, teachers ol Ottawa. be-
" ing a,sirou- Ia promote tae interest 81
coumon school education ~ the county IT La
sale, by the Introduction Of the very he., ele'
mrntary book. into the schools Of our county,
have eS,mneI cirrfiIly and with unbiased
mind. Greg md EHoi's, Tnra'', S'1iers'
md MGggg, ss,'e, II Renters: Taca' )
SIpders ,kmC1iory and NGyGyS SpHng'
b,oks i: ana Suiih's DTics AiimN md RIys
Ariidn,,i.cs, and have adopted, and earnesi ~
recommend to DE clchers u La Sale as the best
warks ofIhcir kind,
McGg6y's Eclectic Renters md SPELL
ing Book, and Rays Series Of .4riih-
msiics IN 3 parts.
q, II. RonrRTsoS,
Tu,DpGUs llAMProN.
hNARILLA f.. FAIRFIELD,
Nicholas HEATING.
Ottawa. sept. 81, lsiT-3t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08
The News From Mexico.

we give to-day all that has been received
up to the time Of our going TO press. The
accounts Il will be seen are exceedingly
meagre and contradictory. Thatpart Of the
news which is taken from the cores
pondence of the Louisville Courier states
that the attack on Chapultepcc was made
OH the 9th, while the account from the ST.
Louis Republican extra says it was made
on the 18th. There is like variation in all
other dates. The news from the Louisville
paper was brought to Pensacola by the brig
Osceola, which sailed from Vera Cruz on the
18th Sept. This is therefore not so late, by
five days, as that given in the Republican
extra, which was brought TO n. Orleans by
the Jas. l.. Day, which left Vera Cruz
on the 2lst. But it must be noted that the
Pensacola account is taken from the Sun Of
Anahuac Of the 18th Sept, while the Day
brought over no copy of later date than
the 18th. But whatever may be the dis.
crcpancies in dates, Of this We think there
can be no dcubt-that the negotiations Of
peace have failed; that Scott has had anoth-
or terrible battle; and that he is now in full
possession of the city. The minor facts,
such as, that Scott has lost half his army,
and more particularly the statements in ref
erencc to the negotiations, are OF so extra
ordinary nature, that, although they may
DO partly true, we cannot give them full
credcncc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

The achievements Of our forces in MeN-
co. when narrated hereafter in history, will
read more like the romantic tales of the
middle ages than sober realities of our day.
Gen. TAyLoR's advance and victories,
crowned by the glorious triumph OF Buena
Vista, KrARNY's march across the CONT
nent to the Pacific, DoNIrHAS's expedition
of more than two thousand miles through
the heart OF the Mexican States, fighting
battles with Mexicans and Indians, and Gu
tering large cities as n conqucror WIN
mere handful of men, and finally the whole
campaign of ScoTT, more than rvalling the
exploits of Cortcz three hundred years ago
are in romantic interest. gallant daring, ano
the magnitude of the results achieved b!
the means at command, without parallel IL
/ the annals Of modern warfare. While de-
ploring the causes that led to this war ant
the manner Of its inception, we cannot bn
cxut in view of its glorious exhibition
American military charac,er.-Bypd'o RAJ
! riot.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08
q bit II ar u.

DTED-This morning, aftcra lingering
illness. which ne bore with Christian rcSig-
nation, CHRISTIAN LtTSuAw, in the 9th
year of his age.
The friends ofthc family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral on Sunday. the
10Th inst. at - O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence, the Mansion House, in this village.
\ funeral sermon will be delivered by the
Rev. G.. ". BAsSE1T, n, the Congregation
al church, at = o'clock on Sunday after
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

This establishment will be here on Tues
day. To the lovers of shows Of this kind
we think we can safely say this will be a
treat. 1t is undoubtedly the largest and
best appointed company that has ever trav-
ehed in the west, il not in the United States.
1t numbers female and % male perform
crs, and over ljO horses. We have seen
very highly ilaticring notices Of the perform
anccs of this company in the Chicago and
other papers, and doubt not they win I,stify
pretty high expectations.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08
To Subscribers.

Mr.. Moses OsMAS, cho is fully author
ICED to receipt in our name, 'eM ris'f 1era
and the iorsr part ofihscoHnty in heeoarse
ofthc coming ,ress, ,rias risp Of mahtng
collections. Ia The subsequent treek he w'a
also pisa Dayton, herarS, SomoaauS' Us
,rego, &C., and probably hrdiaa creas' for
the sane purpose. We hope that all those
indebted to us ,ciA be ready TO meet the de-
mands agaias, thea ehen called upon, and
sars us from f,snecc'sity Of adoptinga more
unpleasant plan TO obtain our dues We
hare heavy demands against us 10 mee', and
mus, hare money; and as these collecting
trims arc attended rih considerable trouble
and expense, rc cannot afford To cal on those
rho ore us more than once ia The course Of
season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

Dangers Of Searching .ior Hidden Treas
,rc.-We could cite at least twenty nursery
stories to show that the searching for hid
den treasures is dangerous business. 1t
was found so by two or three men in Gin
ton county, Ohio, who made an effort re-
Gently to recover some money which tradi-
ton says was buried at a particular spot in
that county many years ago. The VIII
mington Free Press says, ".liter digging
for some time, they struck the head Of kce,
which appeared to them to be full of silver;
but when they were in the &C, Of raising it.
a headlesS man, "wiM blood gushing on
all around him." presented himself in thcil
midst; whcreupon they dropped the treas
ure and decamped."
The Kid bubble company should look NJ
this business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

vogue, and submit enc entirely new, OF the
most simple texture. Much good may re-
suit from this. II canno, be disguised that
under the present system more decisions are
made upon technicaliies than the innate
justice of a case, and thus instead Of secur-
ing, they defeat the ends of justice. The
bold hand of innovation and reform has pro-
we'd more than ore Of these boastcd "accu-
mutations osthe wisdom ola thousand years
rs the common law is often termed, 10 be
only great budget Of abSuriitieS.
THE Killed AND WoUNDED.-rhc New
Orleans Delta publishes full list Of the
killed and wounded in the late battle before
the city of Mexico, from which the follow
ing table is made UP. 1t viii be seen that
the .'iremcndous loss" Of the Palmetto Re
gIment, about which so much has been said,
amounts 10 but Is killed. which is but II
drop in the bucket, compared with the loss
of some Of the regiments at Buena Vista.
There Were companies IN Col. BiSSels Re
giment that had as many men killed. The
South Carolina Regiment went into battle
27j strong and lost Ii killed Col. BiSselr>
Regiment went into the engagement some
$50 strong aud lost & killed. And in the
Mississippi and Kentuckcy regiments the
proportion of killed was still larger.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

ConRrcrros7.--The attention Of our rcad-
or, is directed to the following corrections
that have been made in the advertisement
of land sales sigacd by the solicitor OF the
Treasury, which has appeared in our paper
for the last few weeks.
No. OLE, "swq' corrected 10 ''nwq''
No. 56i to $50 inclusive, Strange !, e
corrected grange | W.
No. go to Gl9 inclusive, Strange e. cor
rsstsd strange wv
No. 70i to lie inclusive, Strange 3 c."
corrected ''rangc o CO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

ADVERTISEMENTS We have been UNI
sually crowded with advertisements Ter the
past few weeks, but the jam will be over
after next week. The large advertisement
Of lands by the solicitor Of the treasury, the
list of letters, the circus advertisement, and
other smaller ones, viii then have run their
course, which will again leave us consider
able sea room.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08
lll&W 1WONT

Together wlh Groceries, Crorberv.
Hard'core, Boots and Shoes,
ANA other articles peftninit z To- his line: h, a
hut u poor hand NJ pulling aud cxagsc,aiion. and
he ihetei re .avcs this 10 Others Bot h,
lulIy requests the ciiizens of Ot,av, snJ snt.
rounding country to call and see for ,b,us.I,,.
an'mccd that they will decide TINT he b,. m,
5eNi the cheoge't and most fositfhhysehe,ed stock
ct goods IN town. lie will be found a, Iii. o,J
stnuj IN Hcadlcks Block, one door month Of,
f"si Office, ever rendy t. attend on those VIII,
may favor him with a cnll
All kinds oiproduce wanted for goods.
Oct. |, lSI1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

The editor of the Quincy Herald talks to
his patrons after this wise
We are in want Of money to pay what we
o,"N and mus: have II. In distant quarters,
and out OF the State we have considerable
,'ro rs. .--nl' snc'' claims remaining unpaid
after the hrst day OF NovomOor next, wiI' DO
advertised and sold at Auction to tho high.
est bidder. giving names. residence aud
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

LAW RrronM.-An important movement
is on foot in New York on this subject, ~
the last session of the Legislature three cent
missioncrs were appointed 20 revise thopro-
sent system of practice md plcadines. who
have carried the work Of revision SO Far as
10 abolish altogether the system now In
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08
Sou, of lem,pcrnncc.

TyHE Regular Meeting OF Ottawa Division
No. .. ale hclI in ,uc Masonic Han every
'i,aisy evening At I! O'Clock. Brethren visit
ug cur place arrrospcc'iuIly inyieIjp meet viii
Us. By order OF the Division.
". ". CANARIN, K :.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

THr IIoRsE CoNrAyy.-The company of
cavalry under command of Capt. W. II. W.
ousHMAS, that has recently been raised in
tn's place. paradcd on Tuesday for the first
time in uniform. The turn out was good
ana Inc company looked very fine, as cav
airy always do. We would like 10 get our
people interested in favor of this company.
"n moi only m ornament TO the place, bu,
wiz DC lound useful on every public or gala
occasion. No celebration or public process
s'on can ever be handsomely conducted
wi'nou' a touch Of The military about it, and
wna' ca" give more dashiug appearance
than good Company of cavalry? The
company numbers, we believe. some sixty
members; but thi, is far from being rs ma.
ny as there ought tobe. We know there
are many young mcn in town, TINT would
Willingly join it, bu, for the expense orbuy.
Ing and Keeping horse. Among The young
mcnr-farmers--in the vicinity of town hi,
objection can have 10 force. They hav,
horses and would incur little additional OK
pense to be members. We wish they coul,
Be persuaded to come forward md lend
hand.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

O'CoYYrLL's OBsrQrIrs.--Thc cclcbra-
ton Of the obscquies Of O'Connoll, in New
York city on the ed ult., is described rs
having been grand and imposing ceremo-
ny. 5000 persons united in the process
sion under the banners Of their respective
associations, aud the number that followed
in the wake of the pageant is estimated at
100000. Gov. Seward delivered tho ora.
ton in Castle Garden, and it is said TO have
been in his highest style Of impaSSioned clo-
qucnce. The following are the opening
paragraphs. They are very beautiful;
( There is sad news from Genoc. An aged
and weary pilgrim, who can travel no rarth-
err. passes beneath the gate of one of her all
cient palaces, saying with piouS rcsiguaiion,
as he en,ershs silent chambers, "Well! Ii
is Gods will that shall neverScc Rome
I am disappointed. But am ready to die
It's all rights
.The superb" though fading Queen o
the Mediterranean holds anxious watch
through ten long days. over that majestic
strangers wasting frame. And now Dealt
is there-the Liberator of Ireland has sunk
to rest in the Cradle of Columbus.
Coincidence beautiful and most snblimc
II was the very day set apart by the eide
slaughter Of the Church for prayer and s;c
riicc throughout the world for the children
ofthc sacred Island, perishing b. famine anC
pes,ilence in their homes and native fields
) and on their crowded paths Of exile. on tn,
sea and in the Ravens, and Oh the lokes.an,
, along the rivers Of this far distant land
The chimes rung out by pity forhis country
men were O'Connell's fitting knell 4; his sou
went forth on clouds Of incense that ros
r from affairs Of Christian Charity and tn
mourniul anthems which recited the faith
and the virtue, and the endurance of ireland
, were his becoming requiem.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

lEMfLRANor MrErIsC.-Thcrc was a
full turn out to the meeting at the Congrc.
gational Church on Sunday evening, and the
proceedings were interesting. A town so.
cicty was formed and officers clectcd-Dr.
.. Pearson, president; Vim. NJ. Tme, vice
president; c. Sticklcy, Secretary; W.
Moore, treasurer; and Rev. C. ". Bassctt,
NJ oimon, and James Stout, executive
committee. Another meeting will he held
at the Baptist Churchneyt Sabbath evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08
New Goods Just Received,
II. EASSNETT

GAIN returns thanks to The public general.
~ ly 1r the very liberal patronage e,teuted
20 him during the past season hoping for con.
nhnHnee oi Their favor. and intending TO omit
nothing to deserve II. he now hss the pleasure Of
announcing the receipt of an unusually e!esp,
large and ,pkendid ass5ytB.ea,of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

-ANtt'ltf i tiHtt'--t I'C i-I-ANh I"lN'N
mention that new planet, called Iris, has
just been discovered by Mr.. J. R. Hind,
Bishops Observatory, Regents Park, Lon
don.
At 4 recent meeting in Cork, Father
Mathew declared that ''no one single indi-
viiual Toe -totalcr had become victim 10
cithcrfamine orpcstilcnce." ltthis be true,
and we have no doubt of the fact. what vol
umcs does it speak?
This fellow must surely I've in bad way.
Only hear him;
know It's a sin too
But I'm bent on the notion
lllthrow myself into
The deep briny ocean,
Where mud eel, and cat fish
On my body shall riot,
And founders and ilat-hsh
Select me for dict
There soundly III sumber
Beneath the rough billow,
Aud crabs without number
Shall crawl Ger my pillow;
But my spirit shall wander through gay CO.
raj bowers,
And irisl with the mcImaldS--it ShaII, ny
the powers
The cleares, and most complete accounts
of the battles of ContreraS and ChurubnSco,
it is admitted on all hands, were published
in the New Orleans Delta; and because
these accounts speak highly of the gallant
bearing of Gen. Pillow, the wing papers as
sert that he wrote them himself, notwiih-
standing they have all along asserted that
he was a low. vulgar, illitcrate man!
Ia hotel here. says the Trinidad Spec
tator, man named Drum is bar-keoper.
His friends call him "sprit-strring Drum"
The Corwin wing, Of Ohio "rcsolvcd" a
month ago tina, the Wilmot proviSo was the
.lreemau's pa;ionn;" but since Corwn
himself denounces the proviso, they resolve
that wing principles are so much broader
that they cqgnot stand omit
Christopher North says, it is no wonder
women love cats, for both are graceful, and
both domestic; MOTTO mention ,ha,they both
scratch.
y Maryland editor, railing against tight
lacing, says that if the ladies cant do with
out squeezing, he is always willing to lend
a helping hand. and even an arm, only st
that they let corsots alone.
Editors ought to know all that's going on
and therefore it's no sin if they look throusi
a knot-holc into their ueighbors' yards.
The New Orleans National says, "W,
have been informed by an eminent phySi.
clan of this city, that the present epidemic
appears to be an amalgamation Of three dis
caSes-:he ro1ifo, of Vera Cruz, the shiI
fever, of Europe, and the yellow fever o
the South. Truly we are in pi;iable con
dition.'
MGSdChuSeiis.-The Democratic STATE
Convention which assembled at Worccstc
on the Goth inst, nominated Gen. CAIEI
CrSHIyG rs the candidate for Governor, an,
Henry W. Cushman for Lieut.. Governor.
Singular Some TINT
since. it will be rccollected, the IIorticultu
raj Society of Dublin offered FIVE thousan'
pounds for blue Dahlia. 4 poor Irish wo
man in y. Y. city, so says the Mirror, is tn
fortunate winner. Her name is Dahlit
Morris, and she was taken TO the tornbS, il
condition, ''decply, darby, beautiful,
blue
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

Since the 1000 blacalcgs tina, were drawn
v Chicago by the races have burnt up near.
y IN their lumber, The people Of thu, money
loving city have come TO tho conclusion
that the race, arc no, 50 pro able after all,
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amount due us. The Terms Of the Herald
are 81 IN in advance. and that will be the
only terms ON which the 9TH volume can be
had by those who want the paper.
| We are frishtfully tempted at present TO
r,rsrc - similar course. We have many
account, against responsible men at dis
TANGO. who treat our duns with contempt
oppnrently because they know we cannot
r,,,h them. But let this admoniSh them
that there is generally more than one way
To do a thing.
rur ErlprNlc.-At the close Of another
,c,L +, i some rehcltc be able To announce
IN o,,r readers that the fell destroyer which
has rrryed SO cruelty upon our fair city for
some weeks past, is Scnsibly declining.
According 10 our own reports, which are
rrcporcd, with great care, and contain the
names of all persons who are inferred in this
,ity and LAFAYETTE, there have been. since &
o'clock Saturday evening, the 18th inst. at
IN. s,nc hour, SiS iutcrmcnts oiwhich num-
Der. 3lS died of the yellow lever.
The number of intcrmenis IN this city aud
LAFAYETTE. for the last IRE days ofthc previ-
Gus week. ending at Il o'clock on Saturday
evening. the I'm lhSt'' was %-i from yellow
fever alone. ms 'o'np"iS' win me list
OF ih'rr''tu'> loa ~. Sa,,r,oT ,hn IStS 81
''''N "'t' Ieosc; 10 ,n lust,
SloM> Il ,>'I - ~, T., ~ ''1'''o'' VI
"e"'''N' ''' -. 80, -
The following extract from a speech re-
Gov. NcDoycn oryir-
49,,
S'n'a' atan agn'ui'nra' '',' :" 'no' state we
believe, is As beautiful rs 1t Is creditahle to
the head and heart Of its author.
..yo, may nlocc the slave whore Won
o,,o.c. yom NAV drv nm, TO the utmos, ,La
s',n,,i,! NJ his rs,iinr. the ,nr,n,ys oi his
,L""Ch,. Won may yol.c him 10 yonr labor
~ an ny which liyeth only to work. and
v.orL,cth only IN live: Won may NM him nm