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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02
r. January Report.-The MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Office II waisr. Il
sued during the moHh Of JAnusry 1919, ls new policies

New P0ici-s iss1ef IN January l-t5 ..fss.ss.l' l
ROBERT l.. PATTERSON, President
REsI c MiLLER. secretary.
Jos l. L0RD. Agent
jazz srsw.Rr, ND, Medical Examiner ~ the Office
daily from 70 O'clock
SB-Thst part Of the 2h section q he charter which
limited the duiafiou q the Company % p yesrs hss oeea
repealed The Company Gov exists under cnaitsr ~
limited inifs d1rauOn. = lmi.hk"
~ December Keport.-THE MUTUAL bENE
ri LIZ lSsl RANCE COMPANY 81 Wa4stl
i.sued during th. noah of December one hundred and
.xfg policies. VIZ; -
To Nsrchsnfs Ir.1erse2 To esa Captfand hsrinefs
Cisrks .....-.........l9 FARMERS .....'.ss....' :
Manufacturers Law yers ......s.....'. :
Mechanics Artsst- ........s.ss.... =
tlergYmeo............ Ol b.nser.....- .ss......
Pnyrcisls -...-..-..-. lssc1-fss.s..ss-.sss. ,
ladies' ................i2 Auctioneer...... !
Etit0r ................ II Oshsr occu Pstous .
New pC...is. Issued IN December. iss7........I5o
ROBT l. PATTERSON, President
3Es1. c. NfLLEs, Seeretsry
Jos L. LozD. Aren't
JAMS sTEwasT, N D. Medical Examiner, Al the Office
daily from ? = 3 o'clock u Nav mis-
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H0I0oM4 E,S

cuPRvME COURT DIGEST o APPLETON co
Srs.e fu.t puhl.he . Os-sf Of the D~ei.i Of The
savs@. Court Of the uo'.t s.sa;s ,ren g. esg.ss.
sai,hs X-resat,s Ls~." Ae- oss ve isrss svs. ef
$50 page Price 20
r,on Eoo r & Tsnsy. Chef Justies Of the suprsDe
Curt of the United Ssatss
sIhsvs frequently daring the preseaf To- n tufls1 =
Holeorbss Of the Ussisoss Of the Ssprsus cssr
~hish you l-, With cone ~esas sso y. orees IA
nisht - she sseordpf TO your rs9asss 70 exess a.
% sion o. rhs w0fk fhsvs fossd Il vsl ssd sesrss.
isnay arranged sps, far have esanlped, seeafsse
IA ssen sn,s ard references; sed thiek 10 worthy
ola liberal sapport from the nembsrs Of the Bar
FCn H0o Len wcoc s1r, Associate JusGs OF ms asteo
st.fes sspreus Ceert
have tskso II ich pleasure IN sxsmintnQ tue Oeest
Sths OF the saPrsns cesst u the CasS sess
~ z Hoconbe Fec
The srsns.nsnt q the matter sssus to b sssr The
points IN the eases lastly minated snd tie refer
epees. 90 far ss tessrd. sppesr secers;s.
As compost and eonvsassat indsx 70 tfty voA'
umes Of reports 10 usss prove very sssssl the vrsf
soo"
From Hon David a. Osd~n Of New York
The plan adopted BY Mr.. Heleonhs II making hfs d.
ssst a. excellent and fer lave ssss shls to
rIsraise H. be has parsued Il with great e<sy feel
no hesitation 10 ssyas, that ia ny opinea shs Digest
will - fornd extremely useful BY the ssafsnsa q The
profession. aius
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IL SEEN utk AT Us WiNDOW
lust PUBLlsHED-Ths above bssatifsl asd pepv
lar Ethiopian song Nd choras Asof sale. Ross Lee
are We, Mary Bi.usI Old yos, Jim crssh Corei Ji6
Crow Pelis Ny Prety Y.ler Gal, SNOW Drop Ann !
stop dat Koocki1s; Cbrfstys Pots and the Negro Web
od-s sung by cbry, mpb.lfs Sab Brothers. 40 ke
Orders received from all parts Of he county
i2S 6teo .is G. HOLT, i3s Fultona cor Broadway.
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THERE IS ONE THING CERTAIN.


- II will not hart any one, and If HAPPY and
PURELY ACCIDENTAL COMBINATION OF tmetesied and
time hlnored household herts has worked the sooc thai
II now is working hourly In this city and country, why
Justly deserves the merit that the public bestow
ing uson 1T.
There has ,bssn motive Ike the Illicit and uaseons
dabb.ing Of qusekery a getting up" this article-no
dealing with druss the scientific have their doubts
shout keeping the Ingredient suggestions Of
cure without scientific principles snd fact prove the
MRS JERvIs's COLD CANDY.
The UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED goco remedy
for coughs colds throat, whOoPns cough
influenza and al the various THSoAr AND LvSs COM
plants 30 prevalent
sold, Wholesale and retail, By MRS W. JERNis, 57s
BRoADwAy, corner Of White St, leo Futon-st.
AeENIs-t5, .78, $50 snd $50 Broadway WiashiP, n
East Broady;ay; SIS Thifdavenue Leeount corner Of
Grand and Division s,s.; Brigham II and lo9 Avenue
Nelson corner # CaihaEae and Maiison l. 40
Grand st.; Guion, Of tho Bowery sad Grand o.
Mrs HAYES lS9 Fulton ST. aud Atant est Brooklyn;
s, Grand 81. WiliamsbuTgh Wilson, Grocer, jersey
civ. ER T. Williams BroSd-st Newark, Dexter, Al
bAny; b ISIS, Springfield, Conn
rsch paeksge IS invariably signed Mss w JEWS.
R-.sr. 10 ask for Mss. w. JERvIs's Cold Candy.
Put up in packages Of Is. ?. "a ard 81 each
or DOLLAR TwsLvE AND a HALF CENrs.-Mainsee
-Ccndd-atial-Any lady between twenty AZ. .hit., -
can she suppose any snAn eo-ia a. 80
while she has such yellow teeth, such saio" ivutn
skin ana such dirty WHY, bad hair when oy spenut
above she shi have aeiiesie "he tse.n $50
bresfh. ard beautiful head OF hair. see can nav
the hrst bsauulul white teeth ana sweet oisa1n =,
using -. box OF JoSkss Amber Iooth fese So
white pure and spote.s by usios e~Se o. .s
genuine JONES' Islisn Chsmiesi Soaps snd oesunIa
head Of hGir BY S. totie OF JoSEss Coral BAR kes,ts
tive Do uot form opinion sgAinst this before ,en 10
or ,ou wall bu be ssk for Joness All
es SOLD only NswNok, 81 the sign Of the American
Eage 81 Chstsaua 81 J5l 2isod
HEAR Hix LADIES DR.. James Anderson, Practical
chsmi.t Of xss,sehusets Aftr ana yang JoNkss
so.ul.h Lily White, fad 70 Possesses The tn s. beautis
ard natu ~ The same time innoen, hue ever saw
srtairly car copscieutiguy recommend us Use 70 al
so.. hin re qsires Astiiy1s sold only Al ;. Cns
hsn-si.
Ir.t,x NJ, Dictated Soar For etcctsaiy removing tsr
s. 0eckl,s rou xhness sallowness &c from the SHE
$4,000 Prepared BY DR.. GoeSsvD o. Mssei-st h.s
door yKoN Brosowsy where nay be hao rs
Popdfe subtle for ersaiss;1g suPeihooos bsu -S-.N
Rouge for eolOrDg lips ana cheeks oeqp s. Ts,,
IN White Tor the complexion, hair Dye, oe-ss ns'
Kestorsiivs Po,nsde 70. trsuseutly oy-st a.. A..
Tooth Psstss, Ex1sets. Bachelor 'L's''a H'" w.
I2o II
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ViRcISIA SNAIL NOTES.-The Virginia Senate
b. vote q Il 10 IS. has passed the bin allowing the
Banks 20 issue small notes.
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Fsr SAX. Of stsrs, '', Fsar'a Pig.

The exports from this port IN January were 70
the amount ofsfifi4, including si.75385i in specie
ofthe exports s2ls2Ss9 Of domestic pfoduets Of
which $50 went 10 Greet Britain and sisos'' to
France. The entire ev7orts Of JsnrsT7 incudiog the
specie we're about eqra TIE imports Of the lat week
olly " ill
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THU LONDON LANCET.

DOR JANUARY lsisls DOT this day, single eopiss ~
u cents, Terms, Is per snnum.
VALENTINES
We hsvs ust imported lot Of the 6nes, snd cheapest
Valentines Envelopes. Lace Papers, nc. that sves
in this city Agents all persons selling ~ retail
should call Immediately r they have chance TO buy
surprisingly cheap. BURGESS. sTRlSoER co
II 2tis 22l Broadway, corner Ann-st.
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NOTICES.

IT,. Anti-SIavery Nission-.-Ths annual meeting
OF the Weeysl Methodist Missionary Society will take
W-egau Chapel 70 Asn-.t b.t.y-en Gland and Broome
sermon on the occasion by Rev Prof WnPPLs, Cores
bonding Seeetiry Of the American Missionary Associa
ton. Thos; euty TO Mis'oasrs ef1rt. distinct rom
Slavery and it7 q uits are invited 20 attend Z IT.
~ lIi.sionary Oraination.--Mr. cYSus 7. MLt s
viii he oId.nsi Missionary to The H-arhen BY lh e
efisn Church Eivnzfon-s, Wefnesday evening I'd
sst 1t u o'clock. ssrGonby Rev. Or SKINNER. Hir
" Rev. J. T. Headley, aufhor Of "Nspols on and
bis Asrsnss &C will deliver Lecture before the fopns
Mems t-rary Uoion. Frlosy, Feb T. at the Society
Library Rooms corner Of Blosd~ay Ard L-onard-st Sob
jet " C.or~ellr The lecture viii eommenee at 8
o'clock Ticket, q ceai may be c5r.iu>d Of hs Lecture
Committee At me principal bookstores or " the door on
n' THO IH6s Il II wAGsTAFF. ss Johu.t. ,..
THEos. T TAgPlN, 81 Hamaond.,. c S1o '5s
2fsns GEO .RAMIFORD. ~ Exchat ge-Pl) 0''"''' -
Rdgnr 4. Poe 7II-ctsre stth- Society Lib rny
on rhnrdsy evening the 81 lost hsf psst7 sub- Ct
The JUiyee Tickets 80 centsto be hsd st the do CT
81 2ris-
" National Reform is-ocintion.-Ths regular
m0uthly meeting u the As'oeiaoo viii tate place TINS
evening A. past DEL ca ~ Military Hal, boweiy,
opposite Spungs The public are invited to attend lt7
IT General society OF ,Iechn mics and Trades
men oi the y " fekear mr-tln< q the
sc ely will be held Aschanies Ha AZ Broadway
7fit ISAAC FRYER, secy
rgI.o. OF q. F. The < W Grand Lodge Of the
State Il Ncw-Fo fk will hold special Decree ses'
sion this evening O'Clock, At Washington Hall, cor
q Hrstrsr srd the Bowery for the purpose Of
f-ins he Grand Lodge Dssree such Past Grand. a.
Of The Constulicn Representative. viii please he pune
tusL b. order JOHN 0 TREAbWELL,
q It. Grand Secretary.
I'll. %. u. IA regular quarterly session Of the
held Wednesday, uhi' day. a. 10 A. NJ ST N-tionsl
Hall, Csnalse Repre.enistves vii please be puuetr'L
.f1r JOSEPH r. TAf LoR, Grand Master
~ DR.. Bannings Once removed to 369 Broaiwsy.
E,.r .Ify-. NrFa ~ a.
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~ Capt. Kenealy Of Cincinnati killed himself
~ Rio fdo by placing the hilt Of bis sword upon the
ground and throwing himself upon The blade He had
command Of one Of the volunteer companies from Ohio.
~ Gen Towson was at Cincinnati on the oath
ult his way 70 Mexico 10 hold with two officers junior
10 hmieiO Court Of Inqliry upon the Commander Of
the United States Army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

THt GAISEs SUIT-The recent decision OF the
Supreme Court IN favor a Mrs Gaines. against Pa'ter.
con which understood here settling the claims q Mrs
Gaines % some ten fifteen millions Of property, de-
sceudng from parents. is thus alluded b. TIE Ess-
Orleans De,fg.
I'VE ar. informed, By those who have the means o.
knogng that the only suit Of Mrs. Gaines before the
rrenn Cont from Louisiana, ia the case Of Gaines snd
and vife Patterson, which made some noise when
tired this City and which here regarded py man
made up affair for the purpose Of making a show
Al at events one thing - sad % b- certain this
eson way af-is the great colt" which has neve-
teen tined 10 the Circuit Court here and which udzing
ifom he pcgess which u has made during many years
probably never will be"
THIS directly contrary % all that Is said and believed
here by those who have the means Of knowing IS the
tiH iAct, The legitimacy Of Mrs. Gaines. upon which
TINS one case was decided her favor sbt well be sup
posed 70 be applicable TO ell the rest. lBost sun.
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nIssOLUTION AND C0-PNRTNERsHIP.

The 20 partuership heretofore existing under the nrn
OF mo W. CREATION Il co isihis DAY dissolved. TIL
subscribers have this dsy formed partnership unds
the firm OF JNO " CREATION co for the purpose Q
manufacturing and dealing in gold pens cases ke-New
York. fsD. l, ls45. JOHN J" thsAIoN,
lss nj. h.
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MINIATURE ALNANAc-.....rHIs DAT.
TIE NOON. full
T. 80 l. SETS ....5 10 Mcrn s. Even 1.
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THE CHILDREN

OFTHE PHALANsrERY--A familiar dislesas on
~ Edusation, by = CsnlsUsii tsnslstsd By Frsseis
Geo. Shaw. Price ~ cts.
This little worn should be read BY every issd to sAu.
cation thoush he may dhet with the su'hcs In
Of hs views gives many useful and prsc zeal hats
on the education Il the yeuns
Tho ads OF the Hesdes BY Frederick Souis - etc
Tho Adventures Of sucllins Player AthriIlins ro-
nance hy SOuii- Price Is cite.
The Hunters 81 Kentucky. The 10 a narrative Of the
tos and trials OF rnppers and Trsdsfs Ia the Fu West
Price IS cents
The sus.ss'os or the Camp Of the Bsssssrs By the
author Of Ethan Allen" Price 23ca
Anniversary piseoarse before the Nsw.yorh Academy
Of Mecicioe delivers BY John w. Ffaocs, Is ets
The spepaors OF Versailles This 10 shsfai b's,ery
of the Court OF Louis XIV and The sslsesisd psfsoss VI
tbs, age Price IS cents
Tbs Crime: ofse. Boz si, or Rome In the 18th cessary
BY Dum>. P.iss IS sfs
The Champions VI Freedom, or the Myasrious Chief
romsnes VI the 18th Century, By ssmasl Wesdwersh
Price IS c,s
Tho Midn ght Bel, or the Fstsl Hoar Price Is cts
Agents Booksssrs and others, supplied o. the loves
price by w. X GRAHAM,
II rus Tribune Buidinss Nassaust-
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~ DR.. Banning = Once removed 10 500 Broaiwsy.
Ffsnklinst. whsie the Patent Body Brace may
b, ha4 q i'm
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- |. %. 10. IA regular quarterly ssIson Of the
r. " Grand Loogs # tie STATE Of New York. uiil Be
held "Wednesday lfhis day. a. 10 A. VI 81 Nstionsl
Hall. CsnaLst Representative will pssse be puuctrsL
4 H. JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, Grand Master
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rHn MExiCAN WAN

~ EdWs q y WAIsNtIdl w
GRADUATE Of the Wet Point Military Academy
NJ eont.nos foil history % its ohsin ana dstsi q
tho series OF victories which ter In n
surrender fine Caprsl, 18th maze aud eosrav,oss
ISL sus A s BARNES co Publishers, 81 John,st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

HgAR Hix, LADIES -DI' James Anderson, Practical
Cb,ml.t Of Ass,sehUsets says ARR anal yang JoNkss
sosul.h Lily White, fad u Possesses The Ea 81 beautiful
- p.tu Al II The time innocen, ~hte ever saw
rsrainly car consciertiguy reooMusna us Use 70 al
ho,s hin re CURES Identifying Sold only Al ;. Cas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

" National Reform As-ocintion.-Ths regular
monthly meeting ~ the A,ociaton viii tsss place this
evening A. past DEL ca ~ Military Hal, Boweiy,
opposite Spng-st TIE public invited to attend. ltG
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

MEASSEss OF THE PRoTrcrroNIsTs.-
long article is going the rounds Of the whr
papers, copied from the \. York Express.
in which the editor labors to prove that the
liberia! corn laws adopted by Great Britain
within the past few years, and the effects of
which have been SO beneicially felt by our
farmers, are the whole cause Of the presen,
commercial distress of that country. and the
editor urges, with all the ingenuity and ar
sumcnt he is capable of, upon Grea, Britain
the policy Of re-cstablishing her corn laws
anu high duties and excluding all american
prodactS, SO that there may be an excuse for
forcing up a high tariff in the United States.
Even the veriest tory monopost in Eng
land does not so rs far as this. There the
commercial distress is attributed 10 the rail
road bubble which is just exploding, and TO
the viii! Speculations in bread.stuiI, which
made food artilicialiy dear, instead of chcap.
as would be the natural tendency Of the new
corn laws. No man there has the impu.
dento TO contend for such an absurdi,y MS
That because corn is made 50 cheap and
abundant by trade, therefore no body can
afford to buy it, aud that England, being
Obliged to pay for this corn in her manulao.
lures, Is thrown out of employment,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14
Mai. Richardson and MIR. Lincoln.

Tie appropriateness OF the symbols Of the
two great parties Of the countryside Cock
aud the Coou--was never more forcibly il,
Illustrated than by the resolutions in refer.
cnco TO the war that have been introduced
in congress by Maj. Richardson, and by Mr.
Line oln Of this state, the one democrat
and the other whig. The FIRST, honest
fearlcss,-boldly and clearly announces hi,
J. nnsition ia lanSnagn 60 .,-ar. ,"J rn-,;nan al
that II is impossible 10 mistake his meaning
the other, sneakingly, eowardly, and in the
dark, without coming out in favor or against
anything, endeavors to avoid the great is
sue presented by raising trivial questions of
ubiety. The shrill and fearless proclama-
ton of theproud chanticleer, and the sneak
ing, steatby step Of the hen-roost robbinr
coon, exactly represent. the different cour-
SEES OF the two gentlemen. We are asham-
ell Of Mr.. Lincoln's resolutions. A wear
ago our legislature by unanimous vote
adopted resolutions in favor Of the war, md
we all felt proud that our senator. Mr.
Beese, in presenting these resolutions to
the senate was able TO say, ain Illinois this
war is no party question-all are united as
one man in the desire TO see it prosecuted
with visor, and brought TO an honorable
conclusions. The resolution is TO the poin,
no subject introduced calculated TO irri-
tate and to distract onr councils; and in this
inc General Assembly has acted nobly and
wisely, and has furnished proud erqmple,
~en vorfy Of inhibition by those Of older
states. Illinois looks only 10 the crisis, and
Nvonld scorn, as she should do, the introduc.
a.on oil any topic intended, however dis.
Saised,to paralyzc the power of the govern
IIent, and the energies of the people, in the
prosecution of just war, wased for good
easse." Mr.. Liucoln is the first to rob Iii
no;s of this proud boast.
Following are the resolutions of JI,i.
Richardson:
hesotred, That fhe existing war with
1Iexico was just ard necessary on our part.
ana mas oeen prosecuted with the sole mr.
pose Of vindica,ing our national rights and
honor, and OF securing an honorable peace.
hesoleed, TliSt the rejection of our rcpea-
tea overtnres OF peace leave this govern
mcnt no alternative but the most vigorous
prosecution OF the war, in such manner.
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q bit arm.

niED-ln Princeton, Bureau 5ouniy. on
sabbath morning, the oh inst, Of disease
otthc brain, after an limos % abou, thjrt, -.
six hours, SELBY DOOLITTLE. attorney
and counsellor a: law, in the ..7,A year ct
his age.
Nh d. was lorabout three years Il resi-
dent Of this place and BY the excellence Of
bis character ana the kindness cf lis dis
position had wonmany warm friend, among
our citizens. and we feel that we are but
speaking the sentiments cf all in our com.
mrnity, owhom,hc was personally known.
in saying that he was a man Of firm princi.
pies, Of high tone, and generous feeling.
and warm and benevolent hoaFf; and tina;
bis talents were Of an order that promised
usefulness and distinction in his profession.
The news Of his Sudden and painful dealt,
has been received with deep sorrow by his
many friends here by whom lis memory
will long he cherished.
DIED-At the Mansion House. in Otta-
wa, on the 9Th inst, NATlI p. HOPKINS.
late of the firm of Low Y Co., merchants In
this lace, formerly Of Shoram, Vermont.
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Seam Boat Disasters.

We have no less than three steam boa.
disasters TO record since our last.
The seamer Wcstwood, CAPT Swiler,
i""lnA ''''i' e0ei, tis =" ~ L,iO, &c" o.
leans-l2 to 10 lives lost, and the Captain
and fireman, the only survivors Of all on
board, badly scalded.
The steamer Planter, at Twelve Mile
Island, above ST. Louis, burst bo,k her boil
ers. Five killed, and L number badly seal
ded.
The steamer Sea Bird took fire at Cane
Girardeau, with 200 kegs of powder on
board. The inhabitants Of the town were
notified in time, so that no lives were lost,
Half the houses in the place were shattered
by the explosion, which was heard forty
miles off.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14
wM. ILL.,. WALLACE isoar onp.ori-
vh. settlers N.cc..n..

we have admitted Into our columns to-
day a communication, signed by some Of II. t
men who took part in the recent 'se'. ,lers
meeting" a. this place, in defence of its pro,
ceilings, upon which we ha.. aniuadvcrt
ed. As we are challenged to mention tn,
individuals whese names occur in the pro.
ceedinss but who were not at the meeting
we give John Hisa, L. Leland, and Henry
G.. Cotton, as such, prcsuming there are
others, but we have neither time, nor care
enough about the matter 10 icok them up.
The truth is, the meeting was miserable
abortion, although there was timely and
wide notice given, and the resolutions,
which were prepared beforehand i'll antici-
patton Of large attendance, in view Of the
very small actual turnout, sounded ridden
lously bombastic. The communication we
publish to-day was doubtless deemed neces-
sary to save the active spirits Of the meeting
and theirproceedings from sinking into utter
contempt and obliviousncss, and it would
surely be ungencrous in US to grudge them
the use Of our columns if it can at all help
their case. Bat we must be excused from
arguing the matter with the authors of this
communication. The bur,hen of their COM
plant against the appraisers appears TO be,
that they refuse TO make public the prices
they ak as they go along. Al their other
complaints are putative and imaginary. We
are so prcsump'uous as to be ofopinion that
the unreasonatleness and frivolousness Of
such complaints need no calculation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

State of Illinois, Ia sale County. 49, -, S,u,
Circuit Court, March term, \ ID ISIS -p,l,e
u. Husunin and Alvin Bronson rs E,l,r.,.
W. Stowe'l--ln Chlnccry.
! appearing hy affidavit on fi'o In the C,,,t.
Il othe' OF tue Circuit Court Of said i.N,r,
County, IN the ahuvc ratilel cause, that a.. ,rs.
'eniH't, H"deric.< w. >tlw,li, ia uou.r,.il,n,
ni th, slate aud a resident of the state of T,a,
a OK and the said cnmpIUinart. Uu.uuii, mai
D'onson, having flied their bill Il c,n,I-',,
hef0in' 10 l"rcciosc CeftIin mortgage therein,
described; and a summons in ,hlLc,ry hn,in,,
u'en issued hrirjn according 10 lae,: No,,
you, the SAID defendant, are htisdy u,t,fcl b.,
unless YOU 'haI be- and appear Jrf,rc lie ri,.
cuN Couit af'rrsaiJ, on or before he ii ,l.y -,
thr next tcrm thereof /, he hu'u,n at tb. c,,,,,
house IN said county, ia O,raw1. On tie AZ, J,v
Of March y u 1878, and plead, d,mur. ever,
TO- "f answer tie complulnant's b.. Of cnmn,,u,
according loihe rules aud p,aclic, Of slid Cour
the sane Will be taken Gt confessed and /, ,l,er,,
made according 10 ILc puyerih,,oL
,,......, L. LELAND, Clerk.
N'loysu * Coos, CONF IT, ,ols's.
Ottawa, January l3th, 1915
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

There is queer little wing paper printed
over at Bloomington, Iowa, which puts IN
four columns OF editorial every week against
James X. Polk, Father Richie, and the
wa. The editor, who appears 10 be one Of
the tes,i.:st little fellows alive, is indipnan,
enough to scratch out father Ri,che's ewes.
because he compares "thc manifest destiny.
OF the American people "to the resis,lcss
current of an ocean OF builaloes," which he
contends Is comparing the people to brutcs
and wild ones at that. Then he saw.
POLK and Ritchic, "no doubt, are secretly
plotting for monarchy in this country :" and
no compares the president in CARRYING ON
the war against Mexico 10 the "au,ocrot Of
Russia engaged in siege against the iiber.
ties Of Poland" Mr.. Polk is also roupdlv
denounced for removing Mr.. Calhoun from
the head Of the committee on foreign affairs
in the senate and appointing young mem.
Der in his place. The editor uses M ouan.
titles of ink and foolscap in this way every
week, and writes himself down ychom.n,,v
per consequence, as oiten--what Mr.. Jus-
tce Dogbery wanted somebody 10 write.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14
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tween the undersigned IN the puLlica..gn Of
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VIII be placed in the hands Of nu agent for
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McS>rs. VIM. and NJ. O,man, al. acg..u,s
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Dec 81, 1917. WILLIAM GSlf,.
The publication Of the Gree Trader VIII
be continued by the undersigned, who soN-
hcit continuance OF the patronage of H.,
public. WILLIAM JSN;iN
Dec u, loiI MOSES CSMAN.