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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-06
Desirable EIruiin.LandC for Sale.

VENHE Sc 4 0f sec IT, 81. n e, TOO acres
Il lying on the state road. recently laid cut
from Ottawa north to InliaG Creek, and about
four miles north Of the town. The land is OF
good quality, and dry, rolling prairie. The ow-
ncr, who Is now in the state, is anxious to -eiI
the above tract, and will remain here for lew
months. Time will be given for a portion Of the
purchase money. Erquiri of
Ottawa. may 10 1917 J. Y 4. HOES
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Eylale Of John S. Uo9o. flec'd.

~ day Of November next shall attend before the
probate justice of La Sale county, Illinois, a his of
ice in Ottawa, for the purpose Of settling and adjust
ing all aglln-t the estate OF said John : llong
deceased. when and whr,e all persons are requested
10 present their demand. or adjustment
sep -. w ii. W. CUSHMAN, .fdar.
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CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
CitY Hotel for sale.

pills property is for sale on reasonable terms.
There are two lots with a good barn belonging 10
thc premises the house Is in good order and well
of Il for sale with the property. Possession Will be
given Immediately. For further particulars ses
auSi. P.HsMlrH. present occupani.
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Estate of John II Henderson, deceased.

NJ Office is hereby given 10 oil persons hav'ng
Y Claims against the estate Of lofiN H. liENpra-
SON late Of lssae county, and state OF Illinois decd,
10 present the SAME before the probate c0art 10 BE-
held in Ottawa on the Isl Moulay OF October next,
rs hive iixcd on thatday or llnlcatinc the same.
auu25.5-Gt AiAvSoy BlEpr, 4 fls'Sir.
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Estate of Aiop-o b. Ycmmqas, deceasad

7@afWIt q HIV'-W IT TINWHIA' WFCtI80I'
NJ Office isherchy gwen, that on the first Sion-
~ day in November rcyi, shall attend before
the probate justice Of the peace Of Kendall county.
Illinois, at his oicl in O-wego, for the purpose of
settling and adjusting all claims against the estate of
slid Alonzo D Yemmll5 deceased, when and
where oil persons are requested 70 present their de-
nianis ior adjustment. SAMUEL JACEsON, admir-
sapicn5pr u lSlS--6t
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By IRA COUCH Corner Of LGhe and
Dearborn Streets. Chicago, Illinois,
Directly opposite J. Friull < Co.'S. Eastern
Western, Northern, and Southern Stage Of
fee. The house has just undergone tho.
rough repairs and has been newly painted.
Its accommodation unsurpasscdiuC Chicago,
Anril II. ISIS. "
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administrator Notices.
IN sniIc I,rObatc Court.

TIME regular lcrl al the Probate Court Tor
u tho coun'y Of la Sale will be held on The
first Monday Of every mnnin at the Office Of the
Prob nc Justice in Or,aaa. u. q. COTTON.
Seot.s. 1917. PrGj Jt,iirf
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Otaw:, Lodge No. Ottawa.

THE weekly meetings of this lodge are holden
= every Thursday night at Il o'clock in OH Eel
tors Hal Brethren in good standing with The
order are invited to be present at the meetings BY
order N G., Gro s. rIstirR See
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South Ottawa CaTnatarV,

TsN!lE subscriber will sell lots IN the South OF.
4 tawu Cemetery until tho lst Of December
lsl7 f1r 50 each, after which an additional, price
will be charged in proportion To the Improvements
made. THOS. NJ. MASON.
South Ottawa. nov H. 1917, 39tf
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Town Property for sale,

HE or of 10, 1, in block Is, ia The crigj-
nal town of Ottawa, having forty feet front
on CanDl aud 10 Ieoi front on La Sale street.
with the store house, dwelling house, aud other
out buildings thereon, being the promises al pre-
sent used 10y MIR Phelps G,r a Store nul hy Dr.
HOPKINS for dwelling house. Possession civ.
en- the first Of ArdI next. Title good. Euqute
Of The subscriber. agent for the owners.
my %. 'iH !. Y. A. NOES
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Law Books! Law hook,

THE best assortment Of Lar Books in the west can
be found q, Lee LAKE street, Chicago. Libraries
VIII be furnished AZ 10 per cent. advance ON York
prices. lD. Joerrn KEEN, IT.
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Marble aud stone Yard.
S's'<sNA,,

THE subscriber HIS on hand aud for sale n large
quantity building stone, from the Athens quarry;
and also, furnishes to order wiadop sH and ran
stone Of the fines, guilty Also 100 bushels Dcs
flnlnS Lime for Ilostcring. tiy7l N T. Ei.NES.
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III A rySIOM IOUS E,

Aud STAGE OFTiCE---Otiawa. III.
VIE undersigned has purchased the above
Z House, aud repaired aud furnishcd It in a
proper manner ior a firt rate Hllcl II Is situ1.
ted direCrly in font Of the Court House, and il
convenient for al those having business crnuoc-
ted with the public office; and is in the centre
If the business porl Of the town. The stage of
ice fur the different routes is kept nj this house.
The house j. large and rpomy, add il capable
Of accommodating all those who NAV favor him
with cill. Attached In the house is comfort
able and convenient stable
From hi, long Acquaintance and exp rrncr ol
the business, and unrcmitCd cxcrlionS 10 please,
he hopes TO receive y liberal share Of patronage
Ottawa, Dec 3, lSl7. Il. THORN.
DIXON HOUSE,
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E.ssg,ibcr! Lumber
CASH,

4 Nd tho highest market price will he paid
N lor 5000 bnsbrlls OF OATS and
CORN, on delivery at Mar.eies,
NAV 5th-i2. ], kINBALi.
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0 Earrcii's Arabian Linin,cni. q
M NM Of the best L'uImenis Tor man OF a
u " beast now in use. For sale, whole. u
sale and retail, ono door north Of the Mnn.iou
House, bv (fehls) q. l.. THOMPSON
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IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD

For all impurities of,hc blood, arising from
the imprudent use of MureUry, or other causes
for all Diseases Of the skin and scroilulous asl.
ions, IN all cases where the blood is powerfully
determined to the head. producing dizziness and
distress, DIR UPiIAM'S ELECTUARI is en-
"a,
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). q, SMITH, (CrR,
MURRAY 4 SoS Nctrdrk.
and wholesale md retail by l.. NJ. BoloE aud J II.
iErp Il CO., Chicago ml 2s.ly
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

We trust that European monarchists will not
hold any republican system of ours in America re-
sponsible for the late terrible calamties in France
Frenchmen have never consented once to study our
system OF government or our history. They have
plunged ahead like madmen, with wild reckless
ness oconsequences, without once fortifying them
selves by the numerous checks and balances that
we have in our democratic or republican founda-
tion We have two or three times pointed out the
great difference between French and American
movements, and have prophetically foretold every
thing that has happened thus far, with surety Of
being right in our predictions, because France de-
parted from our examples. A republic in France
IS utterly impossible, the way that the leading men
IN France are going on. We could not, even in
America, keep up one on their sandy foundations.
The reign and fear OF mob as we now understand
the news, is over. Now look out for a series Of
Governments harsher and harder than Louis Phi
lippe's.--N. Z. Eapress.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

ANOTHER TRIcK.-The Locooco managers, il seems, are
contented with the " double shoited" pamphlet which is
to sweep every thing North and South In the appendix
Life Of Gen. CAss, published by Zeiber & Co.. Philadelphia
authors not known. the following appears
he writer is speaking Of the Wilmot provso) Origi-
mating with Mr. Webster seized upon 5y The Opposi-
e and announced to the world through the nsumentaty
OF MIR. Dawn WILxoT, member OF Congress from an OBJ
scure district OF Pennsylvania, &c.
Now what would any man, ignorant Of the facts and hear
ing OF Mr.. Wilmo and his poviso for the first time infer
from The words quoted above Why that Mr.. Wilmo like
Mr. Webster, member Of the Opposition that Of the
Whg party that the provo the peculiar property OF that
party and that the Democracy entitled wash their
hands OF H. What sort Of that be which needs
such defence hisa defence which begins by entire
suppression OF very prominent fact Why could the
author OF this pamphlet tell the world that Mr. Wilmot is
Democrat that he has belonged any other party
and that he has holy horror Of Whggy in all aspects
as his adversary the editor Of the Union HIMSELF Is General
Casss last legs that cannot see the truth
and live ,-Richmond Whig.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

GrS. CAss IN ALABAnl.-A correspondent Of the South
Recorder thus speaks Of the opposition to Gen. Cas- in
that State. Several Of the gentlemen mentioned are well
known the most influential members Of the Locofoco party
in the State Of Alabama This proves that Mr. Yancey i.
not alone
10 and Immediately around Montgomery nearly al the
leading Democrats opposed them Certainly thos who
have heretofore been most prominent opposed 10 Gen.
Cass and among the number Messrs Belser Yancey
John Elmore n. Harris, Scott sempe, May and others
Mr. Beser out the 2ls instant in the Montgomery
Advertiser, with long article against Csss They have
been arranging TO start paper there opposition 70 Gen.
Cass 10 be conducted by their abest writers learn
effort will be made by them run third candidate Ift
should not be DONE Of that party will vote for Gen Tay
lor and Fillmore too"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

Tar REruRsIse TRoors.-0u soldiers (ssys the New
Orleans Buen) coming back in such crowds that il is
quite impossible to collect the Of all the arriving
Panes and regiments Since yesterday morning (he 5,h in
stanD nearly eight thousand Of them have reached New Or
leans from Vera Cruz, TampcO, and the Rio Grsnde and
the transports which brought them stretched out from
Lafayette 10 saughierhouse Point With but few excep-
tons, they back in good health, bonzed BY the war;
and all 10 hurry reach home and the dispatch
used BY the commanding General this post and the Quar-
sermsser in getting them of !, Is to be hoped that in few
weeks we will be able 10 notice the departure Of the last rg-
men The reward to which these brave are entitled can
be properly meed out TO them only where they are best
Known and to those points we wish them safe and speedy
return,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

An address was deliveredst Railway IN. .J.l on the
Fourth, by WILLIAM B. REED, ESQ.,. on the occs-
sion Of the Inauguration Of monument erected
over the remains of ABRAHAM CLARK, one of the
signers Of the Declaration of Independence. The
following passage conveys a just rebuke to those
who compare the character of our own Revolution
with those which are manifesting themselves in
Europe: s rsN
:" show me, sympathiner with European wrongs and
modes OF redresshow me, all who watching the turbd
bubbng eddies 10 which opinions whirlna from the
Atlantic to the Vistusshow me- you who hopefully
have studied all that has been done doing in France o
Germany, or lay-show me, demagogue Of the dsy who
takes the name Of Ameloan liberty in by using il in The
breath with what France does do and Ireland does not
doshow IN wha, single point their present resembles
our past; and you do, will surrender the proud position
on which claim TO stand student Of American history
our dear cherished annals Far be il from me to deac
IN the bosom Of generous humanity, here or elsewhere sym
pathy with human wrong human suffering the hand Of
gentle fellowship may be stretched asr,he charities Of the
American heart have never known any limits SYM
pathy glorious word when s proiuied in foreign
politics. but directed TO relieve tho suengs and necessities
Of starving people-when errand Of mercy ve 90
abroad TO the hovei Of the beega and bedside o the sl
But N tne name Of truth Of loyalty, Of history, Of the s
whom we have met 10 honor, Of the living who are enicvp
the Dement'S the dead have gained for them let us have NJ
parallels drawnet Us hear profane comparisons be,vesn
their present and our past Let Americans be sscmnnl,
cent IN their rational patriotism, and IL they do the nbsr
tance q the Revolution it's sober conservative freeom viii
not be dishonoed or endangered"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15
DoUBLE-DEALISG WITH THE PEOPLE.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE sEw roRx rxrsrss.


WASHINGTON, JUIr 8, ls4s.
have less than five lives of Gen. CAss, intended
for different meridans There were two editions issued in
March last and two in June the two in March were,
character, unlike those of June and the of June like
those Of March, obviously designed for Southern and North
ern market All attempts explanation only make the mat
ter worse Here the books, and here alterations
Free trade opinions inserted in edition. and omitted
the Others the letter Nicholson, against the Wmo, Pro-
inserted in one, and opinions upon the French Reyou-
ton taking its place in the other Instead of being janus
faced, therefore, Gen. CAss is made have four faces one
for each of the different points of the compass He looks
North and West in favor Of Internal Improvements South
ward he endorses Mr. Po against them and approves
Of all that he has dcne He has faces upon the Wlmot
Posso, two upon the tariff, upon the French King and
Revolutions and his friends have shown him up in so many
that ne has Eres than The last have seen
is in German, and this expressly intended by its
and additions to mead and deceive that large portion of our
adopted citizens who dwell among These little tricks of
little politicians hardly have any other effect that
they exposed, than eco upon those who make
them E. b.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

MoSsrKR SsAKR-We yesterday tepor,e, ,be tal;,,
OF large snake si Milton, and are now called u,On 10
record the killing Of monster. On the 4t instant Mr. Ly
man Whitman, (whO resides No. % Nashua street. Il,
company win inend was cunning 10 the Of Dunsts-
be On III the somewhat celebra,,d sDnss and dis
covered large black snake slowly crawling along with hrs
head elevated some distance above the ground Mr. Whitman
red wounding the reptile, which Kissing started fuousy
toward nlm when second sho, from bis friend brought him
TO- out was no, until third and fourth charge bad been
given han that he succumbed his sssssnts Upon
sorng him. be was found be nine feet and sercn inches in
length f--Boston journal
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

Noticing The statement by the New Orleans pa
pers, that General TAYLOR has not received any
communication from the officers of the Wing Ma
tona Convention Of the Proceedings Of that, body,
the Raleigh Register makes the following state
ment which shows that the failure of such infor-
nation 10 reach the General is by no fault Of the
respected President Of that Convention
''We know that Gov. MoREHEAD addressed letter to
Gen TAILOR announcing his nomination, and asking his
acceptance the evening Of Friday the 9th Of june and
despatched it by mail That the General has not received
il, whether the result OF crime accident in mail agents.
is much 10 he regretted We doubt not that Gov. MonE-
HEAD on seeing the above paragraph will repeat his
munca,ion by the most expeditions means"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15
Washington cas-Light Company,

july T. 1B4S
TIME 4th section Of the OF Congress Incorporating this
IL Company appoints John r. Cslsn, jacob Bigelow
Benjamin b. French NJ. p. Calan, w. H. Harrover and
Wa Bradley directors until the Cd Monday Of January
AT meeting the Drectors held this day, John r. Caan,
Esq. unanimously elected President and J. Bgeo<
Secretary for the same period.
july 15-3t ]. BlGEL0W, Secretary.
MILITARY AGENCY.-Tbe undersigned have aso-
WI cated themselves for the purpose Of prosecuting claims
before the Departments and Congress at Washington and
from long experience promise satisfaction all who may
favor them with Revolutionary claims claims Of the Of
1919, Mexican claims nc. Cash advanced il desired.
a' TH0S. SANGSTER,
July 15--wu DAN'L ROWLAND.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15
FROM MATAMoROs.

We gather from the Matamoros Flag of the 2sth
ult the following items of news:
Gen. Wool was expected in Matanoras between the lst
and 4th Of July when said general
the ver Of every thing belonging the Government ex-
pected The SICK have been TO Point Isabel
On the 26,h utmo, FIVE companies Of the Sd Dragons
passed down and took up their encampment Palo Alto.
The North Carolina and Mississippi regiments passed down
on the 27,h The 10th regiment Of infantry is COM
plete at Matarnoros
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

"Tas RrBELLros."-The New Orleans
Delta publishes call for meeting Of Democrats who are
favorable the election OF Gen. TArIoa This call is signed
by number Of the leading Democrats Of the city Of New
Orleans who, N the cali express their grsfcson st the
nomination OF Gen TArLon by the Philadelphia Conven-
onther regret that the Baltimore Convention did not mo-
inmate him ssoand Their determination 10 supporf
him, no matter by whon nominated M
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

NAvAL-The u s. storeshp Relief, Lieut.. Com c. H.
PooR, which sailed from Vera Cruz the 9Th umo and
Anton LizHdo on the loh, arrived New York on We'd
nesday She has board eighty ninety sick and
Marines from Avsrsdo and the naval hospital at Salenadins
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

In the little county Of Wyoming, New York notice for
free soil Van Burcn meeting signed by nineteen hundred
pofeyS.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

The Bradford pa Rsporter, published in Mr. wilmots
village which has been claimed for Gen. CAss has
run up the name Of MARTIS YAx BuaRs for President
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

We are glad to welcome back from Mexico the
How. AMBROSE I'll. SEWER, one of the Commissions
ers Of the United States to that country. He ar
rived in this city on Thursday.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15
OAK GROVE ACADEMY,
wildwood. Clarke County. Virginia. I.

HE above named Classical School will be opened on Mon
dsy, September 4h, under the direction Of the sub
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions Of FIVE
months EACH and scholar will be charged for less than
session.
The Terms per Session are
FOR English. S12 so
English, Latin and Greek 20 90
French 10 addition TO either Of the above. 90
Contingent Fee 50
To be paid in advance The Treasurer James H. Clark
Board may be had in the best families moderate charge
SAMUEL sCHo0LER, AN.
Reftr 10 the Trustees.
Nathaniel Burvell, jr. Philip N. Meade,
Philip Burwell, James n. Clark,
Thomas 7. Nelson, Hugh NJ. Nelson,
DIR. Robert p. Page, DR. Robert c. Randolph
DR. william Nelson, Rev. John =. Hoff President
The course Of instruction is thorough and the subjects
taught are such prepare boys TO enter any Of the Colleges
sth advantage them for competent action in All the du
ties Of life, should College not be contemplated
July i5-iswsm
ID EMovAL OF BROWNS AGENCY OFFICE.
III The undersigned has removed bis office to street,
near 18th street fronting Pennsylvania avenue and door
east s the burnt Theatre, where he continues prosecute
Claims Tor Bounty Land, Pensions Pay, Extra Allowances
aRd other business with the Government
As the Pension Office has issued the following notice that
preferences will be given those who to the city, but
all eases viii be examined in their tur the would
suggest that soldiers may save the expense OF journey here
by enclosing their papers with FIVE dollars postage paid, adj
dressed :" T.. =. Bnows. Box loo, Was Washington city;
Attorney for Claimants, Notary Public, &c.
J Notice to Discharged Soldiers Persons at dis
snee who have claims for pensions bounty lands are here
y nohed that the rule which vas adopted in this Office N
1888 has been revived and will be rgdly adhered to- The
following the rule which sanctioned by the Secretary Of
War. rttM.8I
In the future examination Of claims they win be taken up
the order Of will any preference be shown
TO cases which urged by claimants their agents attend
ing at the seat Of Government for that purpose
j. l. EDWARDS,
Commissioner OF Pensions.
Pssuos or,cr, JvIr ., isAs. july -,tdSiavswep
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

monster Pineapple. weighing y pounds, received
at the Phladelphis Exchange Monday, by vessel FROM
the West Ind,es
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

Commissoner Of Pensions.
Pssros ory,cr, JuIr ., lsAs. july ls--stdklavswcp
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

cps fighting took place the windows Of the houses batter
ed pieces one can ao the large mirrors in the front
rooms and the chandeliers smashed The marks Of balls
visible the walls. Such the scene far the Base
Admission to the Faubourg Antoine forbidden many Of
the houses almost filed with dead and others with wound
ed large number have been almost razed 10 the ground
Funerals OF NATIONAL guards and soldiers encountered
every where, proceeding TO the cemeteries preceded BY the
mufied drum.
General Peuo has been named commanderinche Of the
national guards Of the Seine by General Csvaignac.
The bull TO punish with transportation those convicted Of
participation in the late insuuecton passed Tuesday
night Some members, Csusdere and Focon opposed this
decree but they hootsd from the rbunes suspected
characters.
WEDsEsDAr-on Wednesday evening Paris was perfectly
tranquil and all quiet around the Assembly. The artil-
y had been removed from the bridges and the horoughses
every where opened The Place de Concorde occupied
by two regiments Of curasses and the guard Of the Assembly
cophded to the national guard Of La Manche who av-
ed in the morning Gen. Changarnier Governor OF
Algers who reached Pans Wednesday took his in
the Assembly General Cavsgnac then ssoended the tribune
and said that sgreeaby the promise be had made the night
before, he deposited in the hands Of the National Assem-
bly, the power had been pleased to confer him. The
state Of ege added the general shall be maintained but
the dctatorsl power must cease In conclusion, be
nounced that the cabinet had just enderedhm their resgna
on NJ Focon, Minister Of Commerce. said that the Cabi
net bad retired with the Executive Committee but had con
sened TO retain Office at the request Of Gen. Cavsgnac.
The President moved that thanks be addressed to Gen
Csvsgnac the name the National Assembly and France
for the in which he bad discharged the functions
President Of the Executive power and that decree,
the expression OF tho unanimous sentiment Of the country
be Immediately passed All the members and concured
in the proposition.
Cen Cavsgnac begged that the decree might include the
national guards and army and the general officers his COM
des who had powerfully assisted him in suppessing the
revolt This was unanimously assented to.
Gen. Lebreon moved that the Assembly should no, accept
the resignation Of Gen. Cavaignsc.
NJ Martin de Sssbourg and demanded that Gen. Ca
vagnsc be appointed by decree Of the Assembly, President
Of the Council, and authorized 10 name his Ministers.
Gen Cavsgnac demanded representative Of the people,
the division Of the decree This being agreed to-
The President read separately the different paragraphs of
the decree
First "The National Assembly confes the executive pow
adopted by the Assembly, and the whole house and the
onal guards who constituted exclusively the auditory In the
public galleries. joined in the cries Of " ys IA Repubhquet
] !" lirs k General Cooignoctr r