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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

Solepb ScHapdrtes, ebematissn grtonias
pcn Spanieu, eaurfIe bel Scrbentctpn, Neu
Serfrp, it nun perfauft, uno nir6 icBt AZ ei,
nem WirtbsbauIe cingeridtet!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

ScriporfeH.-8ictcr 8. piolIst, ous9e,
Setd,net bel Der befai,ten eed,a @auntY Sdnf
Settedun9s. @efhid,te, bic in unlerer @eIes
9cbun9 poriseu Wintcr pcrfam, uuo bonn
prefeent polf ale 3ahlmeiffer eruannt tpurs
DC, bat Der Senat Der Der. Staafen Der,
worfen.-- --9tur itabe oaB nid,t alien Spis,
buben elm dtnlifes Sdbidlaf mieoerfdbrt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
Sanf Capital in ben Sauptffdbten
Der Ser. Staaten.

Sclaenoes 8erSeid,ni8 entbdlt bas Sanfs
Sapitat in alIen Sauptlfdbtrn Der 8erstuia.
ten Staaten, tpeIde lber cine Wiaicn BON
Icld,em CAPITAL beiIkeu:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
@im8MupvI 8Tefber wuroe an

Gin8IubvG 8Teiber wurbe am
ucrlesten Sreitu9, fa9t Der Reaoing 2IeIer
BON %. Seb bon etnem Der 9lrbeitsr am
Sduplfia Canal srfunbsn, in Der SduDl'
tia, nnfern Der StelIe, mo man pori9es Sabr
cen init Steinen bcTd,wertcu esidlndm eines
erRcroeten Rdnnes fau6. Der 8nnoet ent.
hielt eiuen Scmmerrcf, 6clen, Stiefsl, eiu
oemb, orci paar ncGene Strumpfe, cine
tddne Sappe, ,rpei 3afd,en Ssdmme unb ei,
nc 3dhnbirte, uno ipar init einem Strid
umpidelt, lueldcr NIT BEN, Der um aenann.
ten Sforper gebunoen 9sipeieu, ibrrcinifmi
Der Rcd fol- auf oem 9fndsn Siemlid) abaes
tro9en iein, ols Oh Der @igner einen Dad
detra9en. Die &leiber 9ebOrten ehne 3,uei
fel erm @rmcrceteu uno es ia alIW lpabr'
fhcinlid eas er Gin Rrdmer gewefen, Der
aus 5oabludt pom einem ODER mebrern Spiss
bubcn nm's esben 9ebrad,t wcrcen.
@b huab bua, ben 2. Sebruar. Die
amerifaniihen Sireiifrdfte beInoen I'D, ucd,
81 palc, mrrern abcr ibrsn Rarft, i'm eMufe
oieiee Oicnats foriIeeen, bieier ii bard, ben
8erluit ihres 8inepiehes, peIdes fIe auf
feline 1Eeile iu erleseu i'm Stanoe paren,
ucrlpdtet. Der GjcupcTnear SiaS bat lid,
ourd, bic aufIaes son 3arcn sRf Die Sep6l
feruu9 hcdf pIccrlSdg esasdt, NIB MIN
Sldubt. oaeer I'd bel anaihermHa Der SImeri
faHer mad Darau9o iuriid,icben mcroe
Edncsf nab Banoel flnS hifr' fcrmfidb Der
dtSsmeiasn 3ufherbrif baIbfr rrIcfdsu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

Die Chicago 3ribuus ia9t baB Dap Ssn.
ni(ou, elmer Der us6srIebenSfn Der ben 1bee
I'm SCffpn SoGfsn Iber Soro Warfeu baIf, in
jener Stact rpekue, in ocw bcbsn alter bon
la Sahren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

Die @abl inn. Sumr1hire fir 8clvcmt5r,
Council unb @lieeer Der @efes9sbung fdnat
am I4ten Diefes an. Die @efeesebung bat
Gin Der. Staaten Ssuator Su erUdblen in
Die SAeae ecs Serrn sltherten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

30 II Weri ico. - Cine aniabl Diff
,icse uuc so frei9esebene unb franfen Scl.
oaten Idn9ten am l9ten Sebruar bon 8era
&rnj Su Geu' OrGeans an.
Ter american Star, 9ebruft in Der @itp
Wercc, untfrm Datum pom l3tcn b. @ts
beridtet, oaB bic @cfuuobeit uulcrer Erup'
pen nid,t gut fei-bas 9pptcie Fieber graf,
firt aasseSebnt in sinisen Gegmentern,
bauptl lddblid, inter ben neuen Rccruten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

Ger albanD "patrict'' last :-Giuer nm,
ssrsr Ueethooiifeu prebi9er brmerfic am leb.
fsn Scunfaa, eae, ipenn bic gauge g8eIt ses
apieHiter8eaat rdre, cae eie 1rpeite @rfdeb
-iinHa ehriRi an Green, am 23itsn Rdr.
1Sfs, Hm ubr Yadimittaes, ffauftueen
hiiEee, 3lrfibriitheile bducH es Dis baIb
'saeb 3mSi anff6ietsu wilrten, Td) auf Ge,
jseIbs rcflubcreiitM
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

Gin tasfenb soilce WeIIdrtaitner min man
auf elmer Soeerce anf elmer SufeI an Der
Wlncuns Der Wifouri, um ben IRen Seb.
aeIeben baben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
93ie eie 9Eabl in Suf5 9enonnen
murine.
Wur0e,


TaB dudD bic itsutid,e @cnares WabI IN
Ruds &auntp ourdb Die idlehtelfen Mitteln
aerrcnnen purbe, Seiat Sclsences auS bem
EcplcStaun "Snitniaencer :"
/" Srtdie Wittel unc Al folder sIusbcbs
nnnq rpuroen nemals ;u nnferm Bieen bel
ciusr Wabl in 6isiem Dilfrift au9enanet,
ols IN 9icauiftion aebrad,t nuroen burd,
6orn. Srib9es unc feine Sreuuosu uuo a'
9rnten. @r mar ertft,loeeu ben Diffrift ~
frd9eA ano na6osm sr fene pldne ausae,
fnbrt hattie, rednete CT pertrduun9socQ auf
fsd,S f,nnbert Msbrbeit in RuGs @auutD.-
@bsn tpie bic qBatl 9eihloRen nar, tpclIten
fsius Sfcunoe-oenen bic @iRrid,tangen in
ben 1erfd,iebenen Diffmftew befanfst fparen
--Sictp faHf bunbert Welrbeit haben. Die
ungehenre Summe bic ausgetbeilt tpuroe,
uHo Der 1B b isl tD ber 9ebraudbt rperoen
foilte, uerieitsteu feline Sreunbe ~ 9lduben,
tnae bic Bbi9s cine nberwdltiaence Hieber'
Tase Gblsibeu piiroen. Sn 5odamircn rpur,
&c ein Sdrrei @bisfr an ben Bablcrt ae.
rciIt, ben Scoen aus9eidIaseR, ano Elm jes
.esr Nreuno bon Sric9es ein9elaoen bapcn
8n trinfeu."
9lus ucrher9ebenoem irirb man Ceheu bas
bic Wahi aud, in Buds @auntp, auf Seifen
pcu Srie9es uuo ieiuer Sreunoe mt ben I'M.
perfhdmiefien Wtteln betrieben uno aerpcn,
nsn wuroe. Welder shrbare 9iepublitaner
,in,IB nif,t init 8srad,tuna aM (oldes ges
stragn steratbli6en 2
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

. tstnf fob n.-Su Dlittel Smisbs
Nse 1aunidpip, Rcnrce eauntD, bat man
Ole thpirsen Diamanteu, genanut S,trini
.'ohIsn, aefinoen, auf oem eauce urn Riaer
NIB Wadsp Dies 9efd,ab ourh 3ufaa
beim Rlh9raben inter eineu SelIeW, no ei,
ne Ableitlin9 pe9en einfr uenen @jrrberei
9cu'ddt Tcreeu (cgte. Geeslcihen Ioten
GteinfcBicH m hsnfetbcn @auntp an Der
poeon', u lOb9banna Gaunldip, scfunbcu
mcrbsn Sin.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
SmifamD Der Gaff on Ssouf.

ScIseuces III ber 3uftanc Der Cation Banf,
Die oerSelbe i'm @ensral 9lucitcr's 8erid,t
n9egeben ipirc, uno Topcmbcr 4 batirt it /:
Or.
@apitaI Stcd s4OO. 600 OO
Eoten in umlduf SCI ,O55 90
Gd,nloil an anoere Banfen 1896 60
Sd,uloig an Depciitcren 2O4 1877 35
llnbeSahlte Bioicenoe 26 663 81
prcftt uno 8erIuft 1879 35
DiSecutoS uno Suterc0eR 3S4 so
3peifelbofte 9aednun9 7,l9l O5
1885, ,s06 90
0r.
Discontirte Secten S667 .43I 81
8anoen uno Wcrt9a9es IO7. 1863 Al
@clo uno Silber I2O.654 Is
Tcfen ocn aneern gdnfen I7,I55 90
Sd,ulei9 pon anoern Sautcn IIS,O6O 50
pennipu. Staats 9InIcibe 6S,S77 SO
gser. Ct. S prog. 9InIeibe 1O3 275 90
SentudD Saneen, IO.O75 90
eieaences 8ermosen 1s,261 O4
Iusldgen q 80
Stcf Der Cation Banf I7,455 40
8criticocner aneercr Stod 1865 90
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

Diefeine partbei Iaplcr Staats. Gcnpen.
Gion ME I'D, Dor einisen Gaeen in Narris.
fsnrs oerfammelt bate, fcrniirte folaenbes
oSr,pdbler 3ettel, fporaus man (iebt bae lid,
Sedtivs, a9Aissnnc qoens ,barauf bsflnben.:
@twabfer3ettsr:
5ohn 6. Suder, Sarristura, ,
.IkarI s6aier, piiiSbnra lsenat01
a. Gbrmas D. @rOpsr, 2, 6. &. WPitdeI,
.. Snmes Fetsrs, A, s. SioneD Sones, S,
soenrp Dnu, 6, 9. 8. &rwin, Z, Dapio Re.
GScEeer, 8, Schn Gong, 0, HenrD 1B. Smitb,
40, Thomas Craig, II, eutber 6iooer, IL,
e@owaro Serrid, 70, Ghomas SO. 4lcsb, ID,
3tomds @losr, l5, Samuel 6. Boubam,
10, 5homaS s. @iaer, IL, Dapis @ibbenp,
ls, 9bomas BuruGee, 10, Sames .8eap.
90, 1bcmas g. pomer, d, SO. .. Qesle,
70, 8. Z. Rtdmcno, 2s, Dm. 9. cane, "a,
&amuel .. Ddrriicn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

PunferH 9iad,ridtten bon 0afhin9tcn
iufol9e, trire ber Srieoens. .9raftat nit Ier,
tco einise abdnoerun9en erleibcn, che Der.
lelbe ratitslrt pereen fann.-Sn biefem San
ans er wteosr naf benz mcrifanifhen @cn,
9reB CUR Seiitimnuns 9eid,idt fperben, uno
lcmlt mag oerfelbe gang su 8oosn fdlIsn,
neil Der merit, Son9res bis cabin nidbt mebr
uerIammelt feia mao.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

1866, ,789, ,052 s7,172,5s2 "a
Gar empfdnsen 6,2O3,O4s 22
sInsifebenosr Gar s&3I6,s6s 90
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28
Honor TO the Brave.

We find III the Washington papers an in
tercs,ng account Of q public dinner, given
to Gems. Quitmau and Shields, BY the cit.
liens of Washington city, ON the evening
Of the 3lstult. Among those present, were
the Vice President. the Secretary Of Statt;
and q number Of members Of Congress.
We give few extracts - p, ..........-
The President, after few Introductory
remarks announced the following toast:
Our Distinguished Guests: An example
as illus,rions as characteristic of the easy
transition Of the useful citizen ut home to
the efficient soldier in the field.in tssd '1i
The toast was received with burst Of
enthusiastic p'uuats; which continued for
some time, and were renewed with great
vehemence as Gen. Quitmsn rose and &C.
khowicdgcd the compliment briefly, but
with much tlblucnce and Feeling: ~ tho
close Of his remarks, he gave the following
sentiment: r,. h.., .t.4
Our Co,liry: Its admirable free ihsti-
tutions have borne il ~ the height of pros.
perity in peace and to uhr.vaied success in
war. ... -.....-t.if rrI ..31
This toast was drank, ana the gallant
General was greeted Us he resumed his seat
with very enthusiastic applause. g beHF
General Shield next rose; and, on his RI;
sing, the company gave him q generous
welcome. AS soon as the cheering subsid.
cd he spoke ms follows: . li y.-aa,s
Mr.. President and Centleinen: I regret
exceedingly that am unable, In conse.
quence of n severe cold, 10 express In an
humble way the feelings which entertain
at this moment. regret Il OH many &C.
sounts--not that can be expected 10 make
aspecch. Laughter. My life for some
time past has been one OF action constant
action--l may shy one Of sufit ying.-[greAt
applause land the Geld Of battle and 1 iitk
bed are not the schools Of sloquence. And
MS stated by my honorable and distinguish.
ed friei,d, the Secretary Of State, neither
was the W.and Office" a school Of elo-
qnence. [Laughter.l Nor WINS II 4 very
good military school. But feel Il ny duty
to respond in brief and feeling terms 70 the
high compliment paid 10 my distinguished
T friend and myself this evening. IN, A.,
Mr.. President, we have had eomplimsnls
paid 10 us In every city, town, village and
! hamlet, through which we have passe1---
Every attention that cc,,ld well be shown 10
men returning from 4 foreign country bee
! been shown 10 Us NJ we passed along. But
this Is q compliment Of a still higher Chez
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28
DIR. J. PEARSON,

Physician, Surgeon & Dentist Oiiamo, IN.
Offers his professional services to the inhabit.
ants Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office q. his resi-.
dencs on Columbus street.
P.S,-Dt. j. still continues to perform opcr.
atoms in allth, various branches Of DgSrisrRr.
Cda,ges 10 correspond with The times
March IL, 1917.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28
From the New York Herald.
Chronological Table for lSi7.
JANUARY.


lst. Great celebration; Making the las,
call; Inauguration of Gov. Young; Grea.
abolition fair in Boston.
I'd. Launch Of the packet ship Constitu-
ton; Grca. f.cslot in the Miami river.
I'd. The most pleasant day of the winter.
9Th. Meeting Of the legislature of New
YORK, under the new constitution; Cover
nor Yonng's first message; Departure Of
The Baptist missionaries for Canton Pre-
sentaiion of swords TO Lieut.. Taylor and
Boyle; Great Hudson river railroad meet
ing.
9Th Trial of Calvin Russ for the murder
o. his wife Arrival in New York Of the
Hon. Daniel Webster.
Sth Battle of San Gabriel; Battle Of Los
Angeles.
9Th Battle Of Mesa.
10th Great snow storm: Burning Of the
church of st. Johnthe Baptist; Great fire in
Norfolk, Va.
18th Great fire in Canal street; FIRST ap-
pcarance of Mrs. Mason al the Park Thea
ire.
18th Great fire in Charlestown.
18th Tremendous gale and loss Of life o.,
Troy; Message of Gov. Sala. to the con-
gress of Mexico.
18th Funeral Of Col. William II. Watson,
in Baltimore, who fell in the storming Of
Monterey.
Goth Great reform meeting at National
Hall; Curious discovery in the German
Cemetery the body of female in a state
of preservation, IL years after interment
Riot in Brooklyn.
2lst. Great fire in Boston.
22d. Departure of the Bark Caroline, with
volunteers for the seat of war.
2ith. Battle of La Canada-200 Ameri.
cans against 1000 Mexicans--the former
victorious, 81 MOxicans killed.
eth. Pardon Of Anti Renters, by Gov.
Young.
2Sth Great temperance move men in Bal
! timore. .....
Goth Battle of Ell Embrido; Death of Col
Monroe Edwards at Sing Sing.
FEBRUARY.
LIST. Trial of Rev. John Seys for Rape
Passage of the Army Bill.
j Sd Great storm in Philadelphia.
18th Battle of Puebla Taos.
9th Riot OH the Erie Railroad.
9th Arrival of the packet ship Admiral
with news of the starvation of Ireland.
10th Arrival Of the steamer Sarah Sands
with news of great panic in the money
market Of England: Loss of the steamer
Cincinnati; Reported death of Santa Annn
18th Great excitement about the Plain
field bank Attempt to mob the New Yorl
Sun Office.
18th. st. Valentines day; President
message relative to the Ten Regiment Bill.
18th. Tremendous relief meeting at tn
Tabernacle; Appointment Of medical pc
liceman.
18th Tremendous war meeting ut vaux
hall Garden. . ..
} 18th Great excitement in Baltimore, re
lative TO the marriage of cxigcverno
, Thomas. ~.
, 2lst Heavy snow storm.
22d Washington's birth day Battle Of Blu
| ena Vista-4,4O0 Americans, commando
J by Gen. Taylor, and 81 $40 Mexicans, b,
Santa Anna-battle continued to the 23d-
Americans victorious, with $50 killed, Mex
leans losing $500; Great military cclebra
/ ton. I....... .I....
} cath Great Fire in Water street, immens
destruction cf property (; Arrival Of Ger
/, Tom Thumb ut tho American Museum
!. Battle Of San Francisco.
10th Great relief meeting At Clinton Hal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28
DR. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician & Surgeon Ohdwa, IN.
Oilers his professional services To The citizens
Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his residence
on the new public square. June IL, lSl1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28
Ii. w. HOPKINS, NJ. d.

Physician & Surgeon Oiawa, III.
Offers his professional services to the citizens
OF Ottawa and vicinity. Office over Walker &
HicklIng's store, where he may he found at all
times except when absent on professional husi.
ness. Aug 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28
Dr.. p. SCHEMERHORN.

Physician and Surgeon Otidpd, H.,
Oifers his professional services to the citizens Of
Ottawa and vicinity. Office on Columbus ST..
bs,yeen cnnal and Clinton
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28
A. Ii. ROWLAND,

Physician and Surgeon Oitd,ra, III.
Res dcnce on the hill, lew doors west OF the
Fox River House. Oice the sane as heroic.
fore occupied by Hopiand and Pearson, IN
Rrddick's Block.
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TER MS:

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: !T9. Communications, 10 insure attention,
must ditcdys be free otpostage, and accom-
panied lcith Tie authors name.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28
EpwAnpsyILLE. Lon. l. 1878.

Nj. Editor.-My attention has inst been
directed to an article in your paper. over the
signature of WIN. Martin. in which the wri-
ter undertakes to show the improprieiy of
the adoption of the new Constitution, by
pointing out what he deems TO be It's defects.
Before proceeding TO answer the objections
OF the writer, | shall premise that il would,
in my judgment, be extremely short.sighted
10 condemn the new Constitution. because
ct some one or two objections. five were
TO Judge Vi that master piece Of human wis
dom, the Constitution of the United States,
by the same rule, we would condemn il.
No man, at this period of time, holds TO the
principle contained in that instrument; tina,
tho people shall not vote, ia effect, directly,
for the President and Vice President. Yet,
by the provisions Of the Constitution, and ac-
oordins TO its sririt and meaning, the people
vote for the electors; and they, for whom
they please for President and Vice Prcsi-
dent. This principle must have been deem.
cd Objectionable by the very men who adop.
ted the Constitution: for, in short time af.
terits adoption, candidates for Electors were
nominated for particular persons for Presi.
dent and Vice President; and such has been
the universal practice since that time, al
though once acknowledged TO be at war with
the spirit Of the Constitution.
mention this, 10 show that the Constitu.
ticn was taken all together; its merits and
detects estimated: and il was adopted, be.
cause 1t was preferable to the old Articles of
confederation. So think should We regard
the new State Constitution. lion the whole,
tits better than the old one, we should adopt
il, although it may contain some obiectiona.
bic features The question is not, whether
the new Constitution is or is not perfect; but
whether II is, or is not, superior to the old
one; aud ii would be well for those who oh.
jet TO this or that clause, 10 Just inquire
whether the same defect does not exist in
the Constitution they wish to preserve.
| think the new Constitution better than
| the old one III almost every particular. il
limits the duration the sessions Of the Leg
stature, unless in emergencies, TO az days
and Introduces the compensation Of the mem.
bers to two dollars day, which will put al
end TO excessive, fruitless, and vicious leg,
islation. Men will seek the Office of leeis
lator, for the sake of the honor arising from
a faithful discharge Of their duties, and no
Tor pecuniary compensation. If these wer,
the advantages the new Constitution pos
sesses over the old, they would greatly out
weigh all its defects; and commend il TO thu
favorable consideration Of the people. Blu
these are only two, out of many Of its ad
vaatageS In point Of economy, tho new i
greatly superior to the old Constitution, not
withstandihs the statement contained ia al
article signed "a Farmers" published som,
weeks since IN your paper, in which the au
thor, relying upon his fancy, puts down tn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28
JOHN NJ. cRorHERS. JESSE S. PiTZER
CROTHERS & PITZER,

attorneys at Lar, Ostccgo, Kendall co. M.
viii practice law in the counties at Kendall
La Sale, Kane. De kalb, VIII. aud Dupsge.-
Land agency or collecting business entrusted e.
them in either OF he above courtles, will receive
nfamni ni,rni,nn. O.lreg0. AnIll | lSlI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28
THE FREE TRADER.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
III NJ. & I'll " g III an =,

Second Story, North end Of RcddiehS ne'e
brick block, on he public square.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28
HENRY G. COTTON.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar. and Soil.
oiior in ChdHcey- Nia,ca, III.
Office in RejJick's Block, east side If the public
squire. June I, IS47
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28
Z. ". LITTLE.

Z. II. LITTLE. c. NJ. LEE.
LITTLE & LEE.
attorneys and Counseilors at Lar, ard So
. iciiov in ChGncery.
MoRRIs, G.. H., GRUMPY COUNTY, Ills.
Morris. Sept. s. 1917.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28
B. w. WATSON, Nj. ID.

' Physician & Surgeon Oitaird, ~.
Office at King & Whites Dug and Book
Store, southwest corner of the public square.
Aug, 20, lSi7. ISL. ........ ..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28
o. ID. DAY.

Attorney & Counsellor at Lcr, Aurord, H.
Office or the east eide Of the river, over AIlen'S
Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28
, u Low Elk. d. Z
GLOVER s. COOK,

attorneys and Counsellors at Ldw- Ofdtrd.
Office in Reddick's Block, ,ast eide Of tie Public
square. iune, 1913
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-28

Passing over great many innovations in
the legislative department, some of which
will be found to be of serious inconv enicnce,
as the provision, for instance, that no bill
shall be finally passed except by ayes and
noes, and except with the concurrence of
majority Of all the members elect: and some
others, Of which, rs for instance, sections 3,
"a, 20, 80 and $40, are purely matters prop.
erly belonging to the jurisdiction of tho lea.
isaturc. shall beg leave TO direct the al.
tcntiou OF the reader TO the section Oh i'm.
parchment Of officers. .'..'. '
This power, which Is indispensable In a
well regulated republican government, has
been heretofore fonnd to DO Of too little a.
veil, owing 10 the many restrictions 10 which
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LARGE ASSORTMENT " ne sb9ve articles, mana
hf.auf-s erpses.y f0r The Hohdsys. snd iof 'se az
and retail Also large assormsns % nol'- aeoPAt
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So B's.ss. German silver ard Britannia tea and table
spoons .-L,
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B-Bssers ard confecroners fgrnsnes VIII ~ 81
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- . :. $50 ,-,r. JANIS WATKINS,
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