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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
From Europe.

BoSIoN, June IL.
The Cunard line steamer .imericG arri-
we'd this morning, having sailed from Liver
pool ON the Sd Instant. She made the pas
sage in only ten days.
There had been armed asSemblaces of
Chartists and Repcalers in different parts OF
England, and serious riots had been the con
sequences.
Business is almost entirely suspended in
the manufacturing districts.
MIrCHrlL was convicted of treason. and
sentenced IN be transported for II years
He was sent 10 the hulkS at Burmuda.
Al Paris all was quiet.
Funds were firm; ConsolS 81 a 81 IL
the ChartiSt disturbances al Manchester and
London we're suppressed Immediately 10y
the issuing of an order by the Police pro
hIbiuug the meeting.
The condemnation of Mitchell had eau
>cd great excitement throughout the cuuu-
try'--ll lis family have been adopted 10y the
Irish nation.
FRANCE.
The determination TO break down organ
i2ed labor creates srea, excitement. Emile
Thomas, who succeeded Louis Blanc. in
the administration atelierS NationauN has
been superseded and sent TO Bordeaux uu-
der arrest. The workmeu demanded his
restoration, But the National Guards thus
far have preserved order.
Blauqu has also been arrested.
The National Assembly and the mem
bcrS of the Provisional Government have
settled their difficulties and become recon
cjed. II has been ordained that the mem
bcrS of the Executive Department must at
tend the Sitting> of the National Assembly
when forty membrrS desire 1t.
Louis Blanc'S part in the conspiracy of
May 10, has been fully established and the
proper authorities have applied to the Ma.
tioual Assembly for liberty to prosecute
them.
The villa Of the RothSchil DIS was burned
by incendiares, inpurSuance, It's thought,
Of a system, the details Of which were found
among Banqui'S papers, for destroying the
credit of tie Burgeo>e, 10y rendering the
possession of property insecure.
MISCELLANEOUS
The AuSrianS had defeated the MilaneSc
near Lake Idrce. The Danes had obtain
ed the victory over the Germans at Sunder-
Sltz. The Germans retired having lost up
wards of thousand men, and their artille
ry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
M. EaiiSf1fsrarc. Stores. IRON. IA. Nominee;

TWO most eNceLent UO,.- =. Nvu..-, >-..,-
missioners' court and your village corpora
ton, on the knotty subjec, of the locality o!
the power TO license a ferry across the ILL.,
nois at your village? Editors are consider
ed to know everything, and are presumed,
like good hunters, 10 be able to track out
every thing. This power, which is now
missing, was last heard of as existing in the
village trustees, but latteIly seems TO have
sguatted.
My object in making this enquiry is to
enable Mr.. Carter 10 apply to the proper au-
thorty for license. This he has done TO
the trustees, who replied that they had been
dive>tcd ui the power by the revision Of the
laws, and tina; 1t had reverted TO the COM
missioner count. lie then went 10 that bo-
dy, backed by no small numbered the South
Side boys. when it discovered that the pow
er lay with the corporation trustees. by vir-
tue Of the charter. so here we are in
quandary. The count and aldermen ut log
seIhead>, and our "Side" subject to the ca
sua!tIe> aud oppression which are ever incl
dent 10 munopolie>.
Do, pray you, take little pains to eva
NINE this matter aud settle the question.
The interest Of the whole community de.
mandS imperntivciy competition in the bu.
SineSs. Your friend SOUTH SIDE.
navy III o'."''"c' 10 Tue request o.
IVA N'r'"''" menus '''" our ha"|oh'oS'
~ "'' ''oN " ''''s '''S"''e power ana a''ho
'' f'''. '''' u ~ We "'"'N we nave the
''''''' 'o''''co' Inc S'a'' o' me case
'IP' ais 10 W ABOUT '"'S' lHcre Is a gene
'' ''" SWING 'ne county commissioners
'ou''S we power I" incense i'ri'cS oHt III
'"e Y','H' Id" '"'o'P'ranhS' IN, Town OF o.
''""' '"'S fo"''' 80 lar AZ inc rivers mere
''e 'o'''''"'"' u gwen 10 Tue corporation
''">'''S :" ''' 'ne Io'a Is GEAR But
""'' '''' laws VI .ne STATE were revised,
P'o''S'o' was a""'u 10 inc 9eN"" law
nave """'eu' 'sPs"'''y Il" laws ihcohSis-
''"' ''''''"',''' NoN uo'S '''S take the
"""! ''''' ou' "N'''eS' i"e'e are
SUM- '''" io'N "'e'S'ons' we are '"ior'he"'
.'"' 'e'""'S'' we i''''' mat " "oes' bnI our
''S''!''''s' III '","o''<''s 'Ne Fe''s'o" OIL 'he
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eO"'o''"''' anu arrange '"e"' III chapters,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

NoIT.-We send our Daily to several
papers i'll the interior, with news, as a gen.
eral thing. one day in advance of the other
daily papers of this city. We are only en-
abed TO do this by laboring beyond regular
hours. All we ask in return is that, where
we do so get ahead ofour cotcmporaries, we
shall have the credit ofit. II is diSagreea-
BILE to mention matter Of this kind, and we
would not, were we not insured that il is
little dlScourteSy to us that our country
friends have not intended. There are sew.
eral papers on our list to which these re-
marks do not apply.-Ch. Tribune.
We have Oh many occasions been indebt-
ed to the Tribune for news day later ,nan
we get by the other Chicago papers that
came in the same mail, and have,we be.
heve, generally given credit, 1t may be as
well to say, however, once for all, that the
Tribune, on account OF being the only NOR
ning paper in Chicago we presume, gene.
rally gets here with news a day ahead of
the other Chicago papers, and that on Fri.
day morning we generally copy our latest
news from that paper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

We respectfully assure our friend Wilson,
of the Chicago Journal, who appears ohave
taken umbrage at our notice of White and
Hunters "bitters," that we meant nothing
personal to him--never even thought OF re-
fleeing upon hisknown Partially to phlegm
cutters Of that sort. Our object was merely
tobrng to to the notice Of our readers what
we considered valuable preparationfor the
aguc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

At county convention, held at Newark
Kendall county, OH the 18th day of June,
1878, pursuant to notice, for selecting dele
gates TO attend the Grand Division Judicial
Convention TO be held in this division, time
and place not yet known, DIR. Griffin Smith
was chosen chairman ana Samuel {. Col
linS Secretary.
After the objects Of the meeting having
been explained, the following named per
sons were unanimously chosen delegates,
to wit; William p. Boyd, Henry :. Mis-
ner, Samuel c. Collins, George b. Holen-
back, and Joseph Lehman.
The delegates were empowered to ill
any vacancy that may occur in their mum
Der.
Resolved, that the delegates be and are
hereby instructed to use all honorable
means 10 secure the nomination of John D..
Cation for Judge ofthe supreme court of tins
Grand Division, and Lorenzo Leland Clerk
OF the Supreme Court.
Resolved. that the next County Conven-
ton be held at Newark, Kendall County.
Resolved. that the proceedings of this
convention be published in the Ottawa Free
Trader, Chicago Democrat, and Joliet Sig
nal. GRIFFIN SMITH. Chairman.
SAMUEL c. COLLINS, Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

Bureau County.-We have before us the
proceedings of the democratic mass meeting
of Bureau county, held on the 18th inst,
but find it impossible TO insert them. The
meeting unanimously sustained the nomna-
ton of Col. Wentworth, for congress, of
Fridley for Judge, and Cook for states at
torney, and expressed a preference for Mr..
Reddick for the state senate, and VI. L. La
sher, for representative.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

DlED-Iu this town, on Wednesday NOR.
ming last, Miss LOUISA +. DEAR, aged 10
years.
90 wha, shadow DER the earth Is flung,
When pecls the requiem OF the loved aud young"
On Sunday morning Louisa was in our
midst, fresh, gay, and beautcous as flow.
er. But, alas, the shaft of death, sudden
and awful, has pierced her body, and taken
her soul to the spirit land. Her sickness was
of only forty. eight hours duration, aud her
sudden departure is but another warning of
the uncertainty of life, for us all to prepare
for eternity. Louisa was worthy girl, and
has left large circle ofnear and dear friends
to mourn her carly loss. CON-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

NNio1s n pc,soas have, during the lat ten
years, used '.Smifh Tlnic, or y,g,mJh Fehri-
hsc.' Got Of this vasD number the Proprietor
challenge, the world to produce a single failure
II stopping the chiils, when taken pursuant To
directions.
TO &c, the genuine, purchase from the 4 gent
only. l. TuoNrs,S, Otlawa,
q SNIru, PERI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

The Illinois Volunteers are all 10 be dis.
charged at Al lion. The 18th Regiment of
Regulars (to which belongs the late Capt,
.Bilps company is 10 be discharged at the
Newport Barracks, in Kentucky.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

Mr.. McRoberts, one of the candidates be.
fore the Democracy in this Congressional
district, it seems, is opposed to the Wilmot
Proyiso.-Burcau idrocate., -....r ,.y a,o,.
wis IS mistake. Mr.. McR. declares
himself an out and out free territory man.
If we can understand his own explanation
Of his position on this question, he occupies
the same ground with Mr.. Wentworth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

New DAILIEs.-Wc have received seve-
raj copies of new daily paper issued from
the office OF the Sangamon Journal. 1t is
,tits, winch nave hren s"lcIou ~u, ,uIr m
started on the strength Of the completion
Of the telegraph TO that city, and gives the
lightning reports up TO the latest hour
success to the enterprise!
The Peoria Register, also. proposes TO
commence the publication of a small daily,
since the completion of the telegraph 10 that
city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

The Chicago Citizen is out in long and =,
we must say, very undigniied, TRADE a
gainSt Col. Wentworth, for his alleged
abandonment Of the Gree territory pruci-
zen would probably have him support the
grained ianaticism Of the abolitionstS or per-
adventure, what amounts to the same thing,
Gen. Taylor, the avowed enemy of the
free territory doctrine, and the owner of 80
slaves. Col. Wentworth supports CaSs as
the only man by whom freedom has n
chance being secured 10 the territories Of
the Union. No sane man believes that
these territories will ever change their pres
ent laws, which make them free, and es,ab-
lish in them slavery, and Gen, Cass is plcdg-
ed to veto any law Of Congress, making
them slave territories. Under the doctrine
of Cass slavery is now being excluded from
Oregon; while the support of Hale, if
such thing could even be thought OF by a
rational democrat, could only secure the e.
lection of Gen. Taylor and the triumph of
the Calhoun doctrine which would max e
Oregon slave territory. The course Of the
Citizen is that Of either unaAutera,ed folly
OF or hypocrisy. While it vauntS the deep
est adherence Of slavery and slave extern
sion, it is putting in the ''tallest kind Of
licks," for Taylor and the universal extern
sion Of the '.bloud stained insitution."-
There is but one word that can designate
such coursc-it i. the essence ofhumbug-
gerry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

We quote every word of the following
from the last ConsttutionaliSt. at GER
tainly is very clear. We commend it to the
attention of our readers, and should like to
have some one acquainted with me;aphys-
icseXplaiu it,"
JupGr THoMAs.-ltiS certain there will
sreSans andBaie in Hin IsisaST Hir fer Cen
Wentworth will be candidates aud between
these two must the Wings make their choice
We have made up our mind that we vote
for the Judge, because he is right Oh the
question, and because he is for the improve
ment of an honest and high.mindcd politi-
clan, two 10 one.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

Ohio in Ferment.-Ohio Delegation
Bo'ied.-The Ohio Delegation, at the Phil.
adelphia Convention, boiled the nomination
of Taylor, all except one. So says the re.
port. The published proceedings oorrobor
ate the same. The move now is, TO call n
State Convention and put in nomination
some new man for the purpose OF saving the
State. Many for it, aud few against it,
o, glorious confusion
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

STILL ASoTHrR New SIoRE BY our ad-
vertising columns ii will be seen that Messrs.
A. Delano and Co., who, several weeks ago
opened an extensive Lumber Yard on the
side-ont, are now also "ready for action"
in the line of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., at
Newton's new brick building opposite the
Mansion House. Their stock is very large,
and "bran spankin new" They deal in
every article Of produce, and pay cash aud
no grnmbhng. They are just the sort Of
men our farmers will like.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
The following advertisement, appeared r,

Gently in the New Yorklrribune;
"To NV CHRISTIAN fRIrSDs.-Willyo you
lend brother the loan of Sl2 to assist him
out of trouble. 1t will be faithfully returned
in short time, with good interest Ad.
dress Piety, at this office"
This is evidently trick TO humbug some
body. There is no such person as "Picty"
abou, the Tribune Office, says the Boston
Post.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

What was done at the great wing nation
al ratification mass meeting that was to be
held in Philadelphia on the 7th Of June p
We have not seen word about its proceed
ings. Did il fzzle out?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
Iourtl, Of July.

The TALES, kind Of arrangements are be-
ing made TO celebrate the 4th here in bcco.
ming style. There will be n dinner in the
Court House Yard, orations, toas,s, music,
the Cavalry will DO out, SC. SC. All the
county are invited to be present.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

IL Is hot IIue, that Gen. ylor, previous
TO his nomination by the Philadelphia Con
vention, consented TO submit his claims TO
that body, and agreed, IN case Clay was
nominated, 10 haul oil. The only declara-
tons the convention had on that subject,
were these of the Generals letter to Petcr
Skcn Smith, in which he SAYS he is willing
TO accept the nomination of any party
wings, democrats, or natives but he says
81 must insist On the condition-and my
position un this point i> immutable- that
shall not be brought forward by them as the
candidate of their party; or considered as
the exponent of their party doctrines"
Aid when the vote was announced in
convention, nominating Taylor, Mr.. Carroll
of New York proposed that Gen. Taylor be
now unanimously nominated. Mr.. Bling
ham Of Ohio offered a resolution,
THAT the convention assent 10 a uuani-
nous nomination, prOridci the candidate
rriN plciJc h,mSrlft 10 accept il, as he Houi-
nee oftbc Mig party. No extension CiAiar-
ery orer territory nor free. Protection 10
imerjcdH industry sc.
The resolution was, OF course, rejected.
The writer a whig) Of soathing article
in the Chicago Advertiser, oIludiug to these
proceedings Of the convention, comments
a, follows:
Now loo, at the spectacle. The great
Wing party at a national Wing convention
met by delegates from Thirty sovereign
States IN Philadelphia, to nominate Wing
candidate to carry out their principles the
head of the American Government, and al
ter III votes having been cast for Taylor,
and he declared nominated, that body is so
di>iristiu of his political scntments or priu-
ciplcs, that by resolution the convention re-
quircS pledge that he wR be a Wig and
act Elhig. Whatever he now is, or has
been. | feel the degradation too deeply to
write Not only has the Wing party been
duped and conquered by the South in thi,
selection, but bears it with the submission
of spaniel.
That's pretty strong talk for wing, in a
whigpaper!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

CoYGREssIoNAL.-Juae l6.-The Senate
ratified to-day the treaty with New Grcna.
da. The right Of way across the Is,hmus of
Panama is secured.
The President sent in the following nom.
nations:
Isaac Tonccy, for Attorney General.
Hon. A. p. Bagby, Minister TO Russia,
vice Mr. lngersoll, recalled.
The vice President laid before the Senate
a communication from Mr.. Bagby, resign
ing his seat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

The friends at the Bible cause IN the place arr ne
qurstrd 10 meet at the office o II Hur.hul ths eve
iung Al o'clock ior the uurp'-, oi organizing the
la sale County Bible Society and procuring a Sup
ply of Bibles and les,amcut- iuI tins v.clnity The
Agent Ut the American Bible Society, Rev II b
bloJgrtt, vii be- present II : proposed 10 hold a
general meeting ON sabbath afternoon al the VI /.
,hurch, at & O'Clock An address may then hc ,N-
prCte from the AGENT June -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

The Tribune, the ablest of the wing pa.
pers OF this city, says that Gen. CAsS is alto
gether preferable to Gen. TAYLOR, owing to
his being northern man. There is no
doubt Of this. All the wing papers would
say so. if they had the honesty OF the Trib.
une.-Chicago Democrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
Medical Meeting.

NOTlCE T. hereby gwen Ia the members Of the
y mcdc5. profession, m tins and the adjoining
counties that the ,uc,,p urgJml,d mttHNl. on iie
ih 81 December met al tlIy time and puyc appoint
ell Ion the annual meeting 90 Wit. 40 tnH Manson
House IN Ottawa, on the 9Th INST ami tor ,ilr want
uDa quorum clouyucj 10 W,,'ugHlu ou thr -ou int
al the same place wh!ch time % Is hoped that, not
ou.y every member NJ the society, ou' a-"r'r.} mem
Der Of The, prntt,-nn who has desire IN promote the
interest, oi the plotssc,' aud the welfare of yummu-
uI> WII attend Iulr ., ISIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
Taylor Poeiry-The followidg will pass
as first effort of n Taylor wing poet:

He is one Tailor who makes short speeches,
Takes short measure, and makes big breachSS;
He's sharp hand NJ cutting IN all sorts Of manner
He'll M Us a. well as he M Santa Amer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
\ RIDING, COMNlSSlO.
LUMBER YARD,

L house ut T l. Boughiou, E-q are ready u con
u,Niun with HIM 10 receive aud ship produce. and pro-
p,rty ancd to their care on the usual terms They
have boats Of their own which VIII afford facilities Tor
getting produce without delay Prompt attention
,yil W. b. llyen TO NIL matters ,ii with them.
Their iumLcr Yard IS near thr warehouse and
jbry intend Ia keep on hand at all times extensive
assortment Of lumber which will b, sold ar the lowest
f,.s.bI, rrlfr, ug3 DFIANo * WILLIAMS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

Col 4. d. Baker has been put in nomi-
nation by the wings of the 9th or JocDavies
district for Congress, in opposition to Mr..
Wells,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

TAYLOR IN OhiJ.-There are at least
four wings who boltthe nomination of Tay.
or 10 one democrat who bolts the nomna-
ton of CaSs. In Ohio, says the Chicago
Tribune, 'ln the whole Western Reserve
District, every Wing paper, with tro bare
exceptions, have repudiated the nomination
of the man who enslaves 80 Of his fellow
creatures. Taylor stock stands equally
low with the people, and they are taking a
pretty effective way to show it. Public
meetings have been called in almost every
county in the State to condemn the Taylor
Ticket.
Ohio is certainly lost to the Wings; and
there is but little doubt the same is true
with reference to Massachusetts and Yer
mont
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

Not Single Barnburner paper in New
York has come out for Taylor. They will
not support him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
"When ignorance is bis,

This is the laconic reply Of the Chicago
Journal TO question in the Democrat as to
Gen. Tay lor's views in reference to the
improvement Of harbors and rivers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
Democracy, Cass, Butler, Victory
Senatorial and Representative Convention.

Senatorial and Representative Convention
The democrats of the Senatorial district comprising
the couniie, of Wnodiord, Putnam, Marshall, Living
s,on Grundy, and la sale, are requested TO ,eLu gJ
enae- to convention TO he held at Ottawa on the 9TH
div OF July next. to nominate candidate to he sup
ported By the democratic party for Stale Senator at
The coming August election, ,e-r
The delegates from the counties oiBureau, La sale
Gruudy, and Livingston, will also, at the same time
and place, nominate two candidates l'r NtPTgI'uIi-
,yes 10 the General Assembly, TO be supported by the
democratic party at the same election
The ratio of representation will be one delegate ioT
each county. and one for every thousand inlHhianl'
according to the census OF lSl5.
JOSIAH POPE, {. II GILMAN.
JACOB b RICH, WIN REDDiCk
WIN BARBER, Committee OF La Sale Go
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

Judge koerner Of this state has been APP.
pointed by the president consul at Ham.
h,p
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

4 Temperate Man.-Gen Cass has new
er tasted Spirituous liquors in his life.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
News for Farmers.

On consignment the best article OF flaming Mil
~ ever sold IN Illinois Warranted to be- perfect
come aud see Iu23 DuANu& WILLIAMS
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-20
QUEENswARE, &c.

Dining, breakfact, tea and soup plates, common
and printed cups and saucers, tea sets, sugar
bowls, cream and water pitchers, glass and China
cup plates, molasses and syrup cans, tumblers,
jars, assorted dishes, etc, etc.
This stock Of superior and beautifully assorted
goods, Is offered on terms the most favorable,
either for cash or in exchange for marketable pro-
duce; and only needs TO be examined to be APP
proved by the public. Any of our country friends
visiting Poiosi other business than that in cur
line, will please give us a call and look at our
goods, although they may not be ready to pur-
chase.
May 6, 1s4s.