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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01
Wines aud s.iQi;OTs.
SiLEOTCANAI.LANDS.

H'llE sale viii commence IN Chicago, rs hereto.
! fore published on FRIDAY September lst, at 10
o'clock, \ VI. the canal office.
The property IN the Original Town vii hrstbc o.
irrrd, and next, that In Fri SEC 10 next Fri sec :,
Ouch ,cu.cm,ulj aud next the out lots III the ylc
uly oi Chicago, after which the lands m ranges II,
10, md II The -Nlc viii continue from day To day,
NJ Chicago, until nll the above named property shall
have been offered.
The property IN range 9. 10, and II including the
town lots nj Lockporl, Joliet, Du Page and knnku.
kcc, wll mex, be- offered tor sale nj the Canal Olc,
IN Jackpot, probably ON Thursday oi next week
The properly N Ranges g. and :, including the
Town Lots IN Norris, nj Morris RGUndy Co, next
after the sale ut Lockport ~
The property in Ranges ?, I aud ,, including
Town Lots IN and about Otllrd VIII De offered at
Ounwu,
And The property in Ranges | and :, including
Lots IN and about lasnIlc, will he offered at La.
sale.
Ahcr which the Caunl Land. situated in Winnie.
bnro County, will bc offered ut the Canal Office IN
Chicago.
Persons to whom PFC. cmplions are awarded will
attend the snlc others and take the lot or tract -
awarded At The appraised raiur and II they neglect
to do nj the time the respective tracts are offered
Tor sale the caiiu vii be- considered a, forfeited aud
the Tract Will be- offered Ur sale IN cout.c us other
tracts ARE,
one fourth of the purchase money. and six per
cent interest ~ advance on the balance will IN all
cnscs hive 10 be- paid on The dag Of sale otherwise
the bidder will forfeit all right to the same and the
property will be tc-oittcd tor sale
Payment mus, be made IN funds cqunl to specie
Dated al the Canal Office, Chicago. Aug ~, 1915.
ROBERT STUART, Sec, l. and NJ. c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01

should be lett 10 the veteran pioneers who
settle new territories 10 decide what their
local laws should bc-whether they will
have slavery or otherwise. These senli-
mentS he proclaimed ia his Nicholson letter.
And now IN the name Of reason, what is
There IN all this, that should cause such a
hue and cry to be raised. against him, ON
lhi> SUBJECT. Ii l. certainly democratic 10
leave the people at states and territories To
make Their own local laws. II j. certainly
au''-democlatic ior old States to make laws
Tor the new. 1t wou'd be- considered So,
especially, II a maimiiy I'll the old states
were Nl1Nchuiin., and wanted tu force sla-
Ncly upon the virgin territory west Of tEc
muuntauS. Besides, 1T Las been consider.
Ell cmnenily democratic To contiuc Courr,Ss
closely to the exercise of their powers ,nlv
which are expressly delegated TO IL
hope that rational mcuw will uouSe aud
consider before they are led aStray hy ia,
igrS f1im which are held out to lead Them
hSt1ay. Let them examine carefully and
>obcrly the Position Of parties aud candi.
dates, before they take action IN 50 grave n
matter as the Sundenug of those political
ties which have united the democratic rar,v
OF the nation from the organization Of the
government down Ia this time.
II Is night 10 he rciOImer>, II iSrinht 10 Ia
progressive, butthere are excuses which
may be INDUCED in, which thwart the OBJ
JccI sought TO be attained, by the destruction
ct the force which would otherwise have
accomplished IT, \ JElFERSONIAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01
Vr, rCter>' Withdrawal.

We mentioned in our last that Onslow
Peters, Esq, Of Peoria, who had amour
ccd his name as a candidate for Judge Of
this circuit, had withdrawn. We have
now his card before Us, of which the fol-
lowing is the first paragraph:
Sometime since was announced to YOU
as a Candidate for Judge of this circuit.
| now have TO say TO you that | am no
longer candidate for that office. X is
proper should explain the course have
chosen to adopt.
We are little surprised at the tone Of
Mr.. P.'S card. We have always enter
tanned the knlest feelings towards the
man, aud a high opinion Of his legal at.
tainments, and should have as soon seen
him the democratic candidate for Judge Of
this circuit as the present nominee. But he
chose To run as no party candidate, land if he
now finds that the people are unwilling to
elect him on such grounds, he has surely no
reason to complain Of those who preferred
to run on party grounds. 1t must be the
people themselves who are a, fault.
His fling al Ottawa is unfair, aud in bad
taste. Every one knows it is more the ,e-
suit of accident than design that so large a
proportion Of the judicial ticket is made up
from this place. Judge Cation may with
more propriety be called a citizen Of Ken
dali county than Of Ottawa. II his family
spend more weeks here in q year than at
Peoria, it is only from the circumstance
that this place happens TO be more central
and convenient Of access from all parts of
the circuit than Peoria. Mr.. Leland is the
candidate for supreme clerk purely from
the accident that he is clerk of the circuit
court Of this county, where the court is TO
be held, and that the Office is of so little
profit that il has been considered best to
have it held in connection with some other
Office of similar duties. Aud Mr.. Cook
owes his nomination also to the mere acct.
den, of his beng the present States attor.
ney, aud it has always been usual TO keep
this officer in for more than one term, when
he performed his duty well. For Mr.. Dick
ey the democrats of Ottawa are not respon-
slble, and they mean TO 40 their best 10 give
the Office he is running Tor 10 Mr.. Frid.
ley, Of kdne county.
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BarnburnerI.m in Kendall County,

From the boasts we had heard orthe barn
burners we had almost got the IMPRESSION
that the democratic party Of Kendall couu.
ty was going of in mass on the Van BIZ
rem Barnburner tack, aud havin. some bus
mess at OSwego on Monday aud made
flying visit to that place, we confess it was
with some msigivingS that we undertook to
approach the subject to those whom we had
50 long regarded as staunch democrats. But
We soon gotover our diiIidence. We found
that very few indeed the stay and pillar
the bone and Snew of the party had wa.
vered or laltered a hair. They were firm
as ever and enthusiastic in the support Of
CaSS and Butler. 1t is true there are some
here and there--whO, united wlthth aboli
tionStS, make goodly number, who call
themselves barnburnerS, but they are not,
as general thing, meuupon whom the par
~ cvcrplaced reliance in the hour of trial.
aud who could Influence others by their
standing and example.
On Monday afternoon barnburucr meet
ing was held at OSwego, and a delegation
of fifty appointed 10 attend the convention
at this place. Among these delegates were
democrats aud wings, who, we were asSyr.
red, had no sympathy whatever with the
movement, and the slim attendance from
Kendall at the convention hcrc--lhc num-
Der not amounting TO a bakers dozcn-Sat-
i>lied us Of the truth Of the assurance given
us.
On Monday evening barnbumcr meet
iug was called at the court house in Oswc-
20, and 1t WAS given out, in ordcrto procure
"A foil attendance. that several big speakers
would attend. Wen the turn out wdS re-
spectacle, and Mr.. Arnold, of Chicago, made
a two hour speech; hut he elected no ap.
plau>e-cXCitrd no enthusiasm aud the
loud calls ior Mr.. Dodge, democrat and
CaSS man, to reply, aud the repeated ap.
plauSe he ELECTED, when he didrcply, show.
ed that the crowd, aud all the feeling was
/ FAR from being with the barnburncr>.-
| Mr., Arnold'S speech, of which we had
a repetition here on Wednesday contain.
ed doubtless all that can be said on so bar.
rem subject, but 1t was generally oonce-
ocj that Mr.. Dodgc's reply was a per.
feet "usc up
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01

Bu, they were cover the lrtt' tcr the barn
Burners. They were honest democrats,
who had been captiNaIel hy the cly OF
"ircc soil aud free men, but vino, when
they saw Themselves mustered IN the ranks
ct the pro>Cripit'c abohuuui>ts aud the
patrons If the underground railroad, at
once cane out from the foul crowd, AMI
again took their place cn the democratic
Lla..-Lm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01
Sons OF Temperance.

An address to the sons oftcmperance will
be delivered on Wednesday evening next
at I! o'clock, at the Division room, by W.
II. l.. WALLACE, Esq. The public are IN
vited to attend. The doors ofthe Division
will be thrown open to all, whether mem
bers of the order or not, and il is hoped there
will be full meeting Of the friends of the
cause Of Temperance in this place
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01
The Canal Land Sale.

The sale of canal lands and lots common
ccs at Chicago to-day. 1t is presumed it
will take at least a week or two before this
place will be reached.
The sales commence at Chicago, and will
next take place at Lookport, then at Joliet,
and so on successfully at each place, TO La
Sale.
The lots will be first sold, from Chicago
TO LaSalle, and then the lands. The OBJ
jcct of the trustees in selling the lots first is
to give the farmers as much time as posi-
bIe to prepare for the sales.
The citizens Of Ottawa and LaSalle, AS
well as Of the comfy, may rest easy about
paying for their exemptions. Opportnni-
ty will be given TO pay here, at LaSalle, at
Joliet, &C., wherever it may be most con-
venient for the pre-emption owners TO meet
the trustees. There will be no need Of going
or sending TO Lockport or Chicago to pay
them up.
We have at our Office the appraisement
books for this county, which are open for
the inspection Of all who may wish TO see
what any lands or lots may be appraised At
We had thought Of publishing the list, but
find it entirely too voIumnous 10 think Of
If.
The following table, with which wc have
been kindly furnished by friend, exhibits
the value OF all the canal lands and lots re-
naming unsold, according to the present
appraisement. except the water power, and
except also the wharfug lots in the city of
Chicago, which have not yet been apprais.
ed:
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We are authorized to announce the name
of rllEOpIlILuS l.. DICKEY, esq, Of
this county, as aCandida'e for the office Of
CircHit judge IN the 9th Judicial circuit.
We are authorized to announce the name
Of EDMUND :. IlOLBROOK as a candi-
date for the Office Of States Attorney for the
9th judicial circuit.
PlllLO liNDLEY, Of La>alle precinct,
Is presented to the independent voters Of
l.aSalle county, as a candidate for Clerk Of
the Circuit Court, al the ensuing election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01

TuE Cook DELEGATION. There was an
incident connected with the barnburncr
convention on Wednesday, that par,ook 50
largely of the ludicrous that the streets
rang with peals of laughter. All the town
was agog during the whole forenoon to see
the immense delegation that was coming
from Cook, who were TO march through the
streets IN immense procession, with "ban.
ners high aud marital music in the van"
The boat came in at about L. o'clock, and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01

'"'''''
"i"""'"'' ct Ne" i'iN' man VINO has
ranked Is high a> any other in the State as
an advocate of :. free soil AMI free tnen =,
,.,,.,.. IT,, ..,.,.
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"c'So'' "''ho't''> Na"d VINO advocate the
election of Gen. Cass. They secure in the
election Of Gen, &. 4 man win, * A. r,,,,.h
ul.drcd to veto any mr,>pre ,h,,c, u,,l,,
~ '''''' .''' ~ w" 'l'N'
CO. a. Mr. van b'rrn can be; ana those
territories will remain forever As securely
free by the election of one q, fine n,b,r.
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uprban,rJ but h,yc had ,nr,,I.,,I. ,,,t,.
Win nnl,ic,l ,G,,irs b.|'.,, ''','' ',,'.
vote At elections NEVERTHELESS ,1 ' i.,.
ch,Drr which has rerr,,,I, L..,'r,77l 49,,
IN, no5a If soIcc,in, ;,,J;.. 'L.T ,,'I'
leay, the ,tr,fa If raI,y r1,,,;c. ,n','r,.r.
50 long a, remain IN iniici,l Station,
Youv in seq. If course that I c,n,,, ,c,o,',
,rur invitation
But is not pcreciyeI tho, ,lcre "a, T..
any imrrouricty in e<ur,,,ipg my ,r,,,i,.,.
.u.Iu or, If ,L.t,,,i,s uI,,l -, t,,."
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tension of slavery iutn auy ,a,,itor, .,r n,,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01
L,uins the IA, cat q lLc ra- 4 bal for the
Iilmurr Wits!

. AVOID II, Democrats aNuld II
r ,,ut,.,. ,,,..,.,r. r,.,-. ,,,tru
liin,orc whi.>::
There was soolIy number OF >pccohc
made at the Late bau,bEnor convention
anal some pretty hard luiuS> were said bold
y ; but Ne have never heard any thin.
, tina; could snrp1>> rndo"misht andaciou>
ness the speech Of Mr Geo. MAnierrc, OF
''ok''n which hc>hsh'i! nn!oWed the plA'
'I We hArnournei>. Mr. Nils an 1Er,eH
'i' >r''Nrr''"' ready il the ''n''nt'n"a'
10 alP''"" everything mat was sal" mana
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ny e'"'' >'''r ''l New l"'N' mere was
'' o' >'''' some h'lc"' N'r''"'h'r>'''e>'
'"i the mann object "o'''d oe accomplished
ny carrying Ne" totN' No man. he te1i
''"""'"'' ''"'" '' ''''''" WITHOUT carry
'"S that state licar"ed oH the oarnhurn-
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use "o"" '''l '"'N' u' '"'F 90 ''r'''ra'
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pc "''" VIC" - "''"''' "''' >'a''> al" 10
N''7 states ''' TWO states "''''h'fe could
'' >'''.'' 0' '' .''''t ~ me mousse OF repre-
'''''" w. ''' ''.'>'f''''''t ""'" ne
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01

A Few or rnrM.-llorace Greedy states
that half a million wing voters will not sup.
port Taylor. Many Of them it is said, will
support Matiy, the "Crusadcr."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01
Why should siiiuoi. De mo, rat, b, Barnhurncr> /:

''''' ''''' '''' '''''''
W. ''''''p'"H ~ saw ''''
,,:, - '''','' I .r '''' > > '''''
,r '>"' ~ Y,' 800, 49,. '',.
-.
$500. -. '''' ~, y ,',' E' '
, r,ri o,,r..b,ta.,,.'a.,r,.l, ,,..r.Ir,
.,,c.n;>,,I n,,in ,r..,.,..,,,.. -.
. ,h. b,r,r,ur,rr, ,,.l rf,,,i..,.;. w,
that fine ,,,,r,r, would b. .r,rc...,,. ,lr, :
u,i,a ~, hin, L,,,, ,,,.r.. .r..,..,.
, Marty ortb,, stat, and iCr,,,l.r,,,
gain>t Ta,lor. fine staff, >h,,cl,,,l l,.,
Uudcrthc>c circumstances. there can h, C,r,
democrats hu, wouM bid the h1rnbprp,r,
Cod speed in their clIurtto save the state.
But this reasoning can apply only to New
York; and what goo3 object any democrat
can hope to attain hy supporting Ms. Van
HHrcu II beyond oar powers Of comprcb,u.
sion. What similarity, log ,u>'au, is there
nihe position at the democracy Of northern
Illinois L. that OF the Ne" York hlruhuru.
cF>. IHS Democratic party Of New York
has been divided la;o two factions or wings
for number Of years, and after 4 long and
severe contest between the two As to which
should eventually be recognized ~ Tie par
~, aud compel the opposite faction to fall
INTO It's lines, the hope has, 10y sort of mu.
tuai consent, been abandoned Of ever again
getting the party together, and each faction
AAS organized Oh iis own Platform and set
H>ei up as a separate party. But neither
OF them composing much over half Of the
democratic party Of the state. the harnhur-
htrS well knew that a. but branch of the
democratic party, with the whole wing par
y against them, their hope Of ever attain
ing Office AMI power was absurd, unless
"''y con" oUnS other elements 10 their aid
HOW natural then. under such clrcum>tan-
ce>' that they should seek an alliance with
The aoohnom'tS' or some other faction, aud
erect ne" platform upon which all could
meet ana SHAKE hands, AM 10 accom-
push ''IS was 'he oDJect OF the Buffalo
Oo"'e i'''h' al" II ''a' accomplished but
WI! S"o'''" On" democracy oil limos J''n
'''s "e" I'n3't" part! : nal nave We 10
S"" U! ~ IL 'le patty mere distracted
anu Po"'i''>S "' 'ne 'ee' Of ""'sSer! Is
u'''' " we SIAN" '''"'' an! uanSef Of tlls
''"'e 5"'nS '0' "s'o'' No-ou' the very
'e'"'' W men we al profess 10 De 81 '"NuuS
I" a'e'I-''!a' o' Throwing 'he S'a'e III Ia
u VI a! 'o' "''" 'le "'o'e >o"'"''h '"!'
noun nm" u '''c one N"'rH '"'s ne"
INV ."''"' ".'"e "a" "'Vo''PH>H' 10 our
O''"ou'''' "''''1S want " see Taylor
e'e'''"' '>'-'"e! "o"'H cut y" '"eI'
h5"' "ah"S oe'oFe they would vote Tor
save h"ider' linen why aid his election
ny u''''I"s the democratic party OF Illinois
anu rendering II Pc"erIeSS; II IS clear as
the >un-none oHt TOOL can iai! TO see it
that every vote given by a democrat for
Van Buren, might as we'll be given 10 Tay- |
lUr at once. Or does any one really imag-
lte this state can be carried for Van Buren,?
Men IN tna Stur1D may Sor.,i,,,c, -, .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01

The famous Amy KELLY has taken the
stump in support Of "Van Buren, aud free
soil" She failed to reach Ottawa in time to
make speech here; but II is limited tina,
several other old ladies filled her place ad.
miraby,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01

Remember the Democratic Rally a, New.
ark on Saturday OF next week, lhe 9,h.)
il must beat the barnburner convention.
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TnE FRuus.-We hope sincerely the
bafnburncn may hold many conventions
IN this place before the election. We are
10, at liberty TO give names, but we know
ol at least half. dozen Of conversions that
were made by this great demonstration
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01

The wheat market has been quite active
during the past week. Purchasers from a
broad have come in and winter wheat has
run up TO 6Sa &c. spring wheat at 5saG5.-
Quite an active competition prevails among
purchasers.
Corn In good demand at 20c.
O0iS-ljal7c.
Poiaio@- 2jc,- none in market. The
rot has almost swept the county, and the
few that are left are kept, back for seed OF
higher prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01

some honorable exceptions, but they are
few. This circumstance should induce
honest democrats To examine the ground
well before they are mi>lod tN new
panty cry. Depend upon It, 1t n but a
nearer Rad To- reach the pc>trIrnl,'l fields
ii ahuliiioni>m aud federal whiFSrry
Avoid it, Democrats aNuid At
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01
li.;lIs. ll-;IIs !

A o.ONn choicest brands, VIZ t1zndOyls, Re-.
II g1,ms, Ia norma, randa, Ia bella, ponnn'l,'ns,
u Lord Byron Missouri principe, Ju,io SAM do,
steam boat do American common sold by
scp2 NuU,E and CuNSErLry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01

sNlN ! hNk. NuG u.
The steamer Britannia arrived AT : AM.
Affairs hal not materially changed IN
Ireland though every day appeared to les
sen the probability Of a serious outbreak.
smith - Brlen was arrested on Saturday
last at the railroad station at lhurlrs>. and
while M thc act of procuring "A ticket for
Limerick where 1t Is said he intended IN.
KING refuge among hi, friends. Immedi.
a'cly after his arrest he was marched 10
BndrweN and subsequently 10 Dublin
where he was lodged in k,lmanhan Jail.
He Is SAID to have expressed himself ON
saturday of the hopcIu>>ucsS Of completing
h> object, aud he was lHducCd TO leave his
retreat IA the mountains, because the fur
ihcf he went the more the people seemed
to fear any communication with him.
HIS wife i allowed to visit him. and Lis
friends permitted 10 converse with him IN
prison. in the presence of the jail au,hor-
ties. There dad not appear 10 have been
any serious disturbance since the Cambria
sailed. There does not seem according 20
the English papers, 70 be any prospect of an
outbreak a long "a the government sustains
It's present attitude.
Richard O'Gurman, in attempting 10 es-
cape from the country, was arrested by the
coast guard. After he had crossed the
channel in an open boat, another was sent
Tor the police. Before they arrived O'Gur-
man had persuaded his captorS that he was
a mere traveller from Kilkenny 10 Clare,
and lie boarded vessel for America, in
which he effected his escape. 4 war
steamer has been despatched after the YES.
sell
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Episcopal service.

- EN { V KELLEY wall hold Episcopal ser.
II vice in the Mechanics Hall every sunday
the church !. finished
Ok BONES tobacco Of a superior article, cheaper
AZ th1u"yrr sold before ut M.RsrauiC oyNErLryS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01

On BASKETS llrldc-ck Champaign Tor sale by
Slo sep! MoRsE and CuSNrLLEI.
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Total valuation oiands aud lots, Sg,l2s,Ool s.
To this is to be added the ynmc os tho vo,or
or belonging TO the canal. and, also, the whprfnp
lots in the city OF Chicago. winning
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01

llt>cual Vas black and ms hrrruh,, blue.
NEau Ho.v u,uuI whrr his ul.NyullA.uu,l