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confirmed, and four marked as rejected The lat
ter are jacob Daley, WIN. H. Stewart, and VIM.
Barlow, inspectors, and Hugh Humphreys, weigh
ing with renewed anxiety to learn their fate.
Tomorrow week Conrad WINNER - to be hung
IN our Jail yard, tor The murder of Mrs. Cooper.
He seems very penltent. and thinks that he has
has now no terrors for him There is quite
scramble already going on among the curious IN
such matters TO obtain tickets OF admission TO the
Jail yard on the occasion.
The following were the sales at the stock board yes
terdsy $500 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad BIDS, 49,
eo&; 900 do ,aoh 100 do eo?.; 5000 do, 9oa 900
100 Maryland 6 l07; 1000 Maryland deferred 6s lO4
1000 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad BIDS "a, 9SA; 81
shares Farmers Bank OF Maryland 50h; so Firsmen's
Insurance, l6%; Bank of Baltimore, 81.
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MARKETS ELsEWAERE.

BosToN July 1l-Brokers Boa rd-2 shares Boston and
lowell Railroad l5 10 Boston and Maine Railroad lO2as
Boston and Worcester Railroad. 1925 Che shire Railroad,
en- $50 do dividends sls s20s do do, 9hi do do, 92
Fehturgh Railroad. ll0a do do, ITO; 10 do stock,
70 Vermont Central Railroad 4s 10 do 49, 50 do DO
Railroad, rs; 80 Western Railroad. 1920 do do 1929
Norfolk County Railroad l4 20 DO b3o 3 10 do do 81
City sank gs1s 10 Atss Bank gs7l State Banh 6O SO
Edfeworth Company, GA At Auction-TraDsfe and
payable 18th Fitchburs Railroad
offered and sold at 10 cent adv 80 do not Sold
Lscona Manufacturing Company. $685. Dorchester and
Milton Branch Railroad 7o CT 40 boston and Prov
dence Railroad y2 AZ Vermont Central Railroad
lodged oosera S5 share AZ interest dividends
the above do 81 70 EACH AZ rights to subscribe at
offered. do sold; Share Appleton Aanuf Company
order Admit sso; stsrk Mills Manu- Company, do, 81
05 Troy and Geeenbush Railroad order Executor
S7 share; Ul Boston Railroad order
Executor ~ per adv 30 Connecticut River Railroad per
order divd off 9 ~ State Ga S60h
share 70 North Bank ye per et y do not ndvd offered
share 10 offered, and sold at S7 46 share Is
Naumkeag hanuf Company ~ ct Boston Insurance
payaSi. ~ Isl. Der ct Adv ''e'' ''' " ''''-'
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CKNTxrARIANs DEAD.-A writer in the Savannah
Republican mentions the death, on the 18th OF
March, of Mrs. Lourania Thrower, at her residence
on the Ogechee, who was at least one hundred and
1925, her age was put down at 10, and some ac-
counts made her l37 at the time of her death. She
had seven children before the revolution; her
youngest living child is between 10 and 80 she has
great grandchildren 30 years old, and number of
great great great grandchildren living in Florida.
Her sight failed for while, but returned about 20
years ago, so that she could thread fine needle,
or read the finest print. Her faculties remained
almost unimpaIred till her death. She had been a
member Of the Baptist Church for more than hun
dred years.
The Richmond Va.) Hing, Of the 10th inst,
conta ms the following notice;-Departed this life,
IN Princess Anne county, after short illness, Mrs
Sarah Pallet, who was born July 4th, l746, and died
July 18th, 1919, aged 1903 years
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1919.
The Cholera IN Phiiadephia-Rioto Conduct Of
the Pupils ofhe agricultural Schooi-State of the
Wtather-Marksts, Stock Sales, &c.
The report of the Board of Health for to-day,
sums up eighty cases and twenty-six deaths-in
private practice, forty. two cases, ten deaths in
hospitals, fourteen cases, three deaths, and at the
alms-house, twenty.four cases, thirteen deaths.
The total is sweed up by the increase of cases in
the alms-house.
The pupils of the Agricultural School, at Mount
Airy, sailed out last evening for spree, and en-
terng the peaceful borough of Germantown, Gre
ated quite an excitement from their notous con-
duct. They armed with pistols and knives,
and having discharged a pistol at party of men
standing on the. side walk, an attempt was made
by some of the citizens to arrest the Offend
ers. One OF them, a young man from New
York, named Tilllnghast, inflicted a severe,
Peak, citizen, who aided in the attempt to arrest
them. His arm was laid open, and the knife also
entered his right side, above the abdomen. Mr..
J. L. johnson, the keeper OF the hotel near which
the afiray occurred, also received a severe cash
from the same person. Tlllinghast was this
morning arrested. and committed to prison, to
await the result ofthe wounds inflicted.
The thermometer, to- day at noon, stood at 93b,
and at two o clock, had reached SO. Our streets
are like red hot ovens, and all that can, es
Gaping from the desert of brick and mortar, for
pleasant ore eZeS. Inc "can tget-away class Is
losing Its most steady members daily, and | should
not wonder if even | had to follow suit for day
or two
Prices Of -four have undergone no change and the
demand continues limited Sales Of old stock western
at 81 a. to 81 so For city consumption the sales OF
common moderate at 81 so to 81 60 and at 81 so to
IS for good Rye -four is ut SO, and corn meal
il held firmly at So rs, with limited sales. Grain
There Is but little wheat Offering We quote good and
prime red 1t 81 81 o. and white at 81 O3a 81 OF per
bushe No sales Of rye. Corn is scarce and wanted.
Sales yellow at 81 IS cents per So lbs Oats in
limited demand Sales Of l. 900 bushels Pennsylvania
at 81 cents per bushel We quote fair and prime
Southern at 81 20 cents In cotton there has been
more activity and considerable sales have been made
at a slight advance. Whiskey market Is nearly
bare Sales of barrels ct % and hhds. at % 23c.
Annexed the stock sales -
Fsrsf Board-l3 shares Mechanics Bank 27h; 100
Union Canal 1li4 $1,000 Cincinnati 6s 97, So 10; 10
u S. Bank 2ss; so Manufacturers and Mechanics Blk.
Pg be- AZ ITO Morris Canal b5, Oh; $500 Harrisburg
Railrs I'D 6s, 90 Second Board-S00 Reading Railroad
Bonds u u. 6l0o0 Schuylk Navigation 81, 5lssj l
Farmers 4 Mechanics Bank go; IS Girard Bank, 1875
81 Lam Bank 931s Man and Nec Bank ASA.
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torTtE The N srket was buoyant. With good de-
msbd and tales made of 400 bags, on private
toms
lisH were vety dull. but firm. Georges Bank cod
tsh 1T SI3 4 50 80 No. pisckare are asd
bed tim at sl3; No plenty. ut SO Sc "a. and Halt
fax No g. % 81 20 81 So with sales Of 200 bbis Of
the latter Mind
Fn,itHIs The engagements were small About
u go hubtls OF taken up for liverpool at
GA nc Heavy goods 20s a pa ca cotton at sd
and Bour at L. Cd Tie Glo-cow $50 bbls u fosr
tnktp, Mt - aud rosin, at 2s Cd Cotton TO Hayre,
ut I'D
L.ins Sales were made eli ooO Eastern, at 81 u.s.
cash.
Ian We noticed sales Of 500 pigs Wisconsin. at
50 II Which vas about the market price. English
h,ld ct - co
Moi sssrs The only sale we observed was so hhds
Euscovsdost 22h cents
NAVAL Sronts.-1herr was hut limited business
doing The tslos were $50 bar res North county rosp
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company to the deserved oensurs Of an outraged
public. X. MCDONALD, N. D., Coroner.
The cholera il increasing rapidly-eight deaths
within the last twenty-four heurs. Mr.. Wilson,
the vocalist, expired OF it at Quebec, on Sunday
last He contracted the disease during a fishing
excursion in the river st. Charles The heat is
very severe. Thermometer to-day 100 degrees in
the shade.
City dull, and very little American travel. F.
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Married.,

On Thursday afternoon, July IL, at St. Stephens
Church, by Rev. DR. Price, Mr.. JOHN H. EMBREg, to
Miss ISABELLA A. daughter Of MIR. James Turnbul all
Of this city.
On Thursday 18th July at the Church Of the Ascen-
sion by the Rev Mr. Bedell, MIR. PHILIr GpERsLEE
of the house Of VIM. Hendey Co, Galveston, Texas,
and Miss DUDLEY BrAs, OF this city, daughter Of the
late Rev. Moses Bean.
On Thursday, 12th July, by the Rev, II. Chase. Mr..
Thomas LAIDLr, to Miss SVsAr lu,rIor both Of this
city,
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MARROW ESCAPE At CARR MAY.-We learn from
Cape May, that an accident occurred there yester-
day mcrning, which was nearly attended with
fatal resus. young lady who was bathing,
veniured imprudently beyond the outer breakers of
the surf. lost her footing, and was completely ex-
hsuste before che was rescued by some gentle
men. There IS no apology for the rashne-s, in
veniurIng out TO deeper depth than the hips-all
the pleasure and benefit of the sui can be obtained
as well ai that distance az when "out Of sound
inps" We lock upon bathing al Cape May as
safe walk ng parlor floor, but there are so.le
reckless persons who never satisfied unless they
are showing ot.-PbHdd Sun, yIv IL
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at so cents 200 barrels spirits turps,as at 80 cents

at 80 cents zoe barrels spirits turpsnas ct 80 cents
cash, and Sac. 4 months.
Oms-The transactions were limited The sales Of
the reach about 500 gallons nseed s So cents for
English, and $50 600 for american
PnovsIoss-The sales 0 pork were about $50 bills
1t 50 for prime $40 62 for In beef sales Of 100
extra Lhicsgo and SO bbls railroad $40 rs. Lard
Sales made Of 200 barrels at 81 cents and sales
IN kegs at "a a7Hc Butter was dull at lie for
Ohio, and 10 l3hc for western Cheese was selling
ut . 6Hc.
RicE-W We noticed a cash sale Of 100 tierces, from
fair to good, at So 1871 a337H.
SsoAK-1he sales u the day are $50 hhds Cuba
Museoyado at &c and loo do Texas at 41lor and
WINES The only sale we notice Is 80 ar casks port
at rs cents.
WHISKY Sales made Of 100 bbls. Ohio and
prison at 23H cents AID drudge at 22A ~ cents
WooL-The market was srmer, with sales of 10000
lbs fleece ut 81 cents for fine Saxony, at "a cents for
Merinos.
Receipts If Produce per Hudson Lines this day.
Chsmplsin Lipe-70 bills. -four; 20 do. butter.
Old Troy Line-5070 bbls -FOUR 10 bales wool.
Troy and Erie Line-3,9o6 bbs flour; rs do lard; Al
de. ashes "a boxes cheese; LOG bales WOOL ITO bb1.
butter; 80 do seed.
Durant & Lathrop's Lines ,436 bushels corn.
Fishs Line-6o bbls. four 2,oS6 bushels corn;
5000 do feed
Genesee Valley Line-72 bills -four; 1000 bushels
oats: 8 bbls ashes.
Hammondsport Line-l $50 bushels oats.
Syracuse and Oswego Line-6s5 bbls. -four.
Peoples Oswego Line 675 bbls fisur.
Old Oswego Line-470 bbls flour; 400 bush wheat;
40 bbls. pork TO do lard AZ do ashes.
Troy and Western Line 2 500 bushels corn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bushels oats; 400 do. corn.
TOTAL SUMMARY.
Flour, bbls. .10sS8 Pork, bbls.. II
Wheat, bushels 2400 Lard .................90
Corn ............. 12672 Cut Meats. ......... IL
Oats. .......... 1880 Whisky. ............l5
Feed. ......... 5000 Ashes. 90
Wool, bales. ..... 134 Seed ........... SO
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but amongst those rewarded, although hest de-
servedly forced to say, that many would not
have been known had they not have been brought for
ward by the interests of political friends.
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From the California Em,urn.,..

The steamship Unicorn, Captain Deay. which
sailed from this port ON the 23d Of April. Tor IA
Francisco, put into Pernambuco ON the 2}d "
NAV, for cool Her passengers and crew were al
well She lett that roft on the % ~ June. for RIO
Janeifo, at which port she would stop for few
days.
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Cleared.
shipe-Carratic Devereaux, Ii liverpool Durham Dnon;
a. nartslorre, do Zerepa Cos Blar chard Blanchard,
Antwefp Schmidt Pachen; Montreal, Curtis LimcrcK
Batks.Bets tRrsmj Pope, s. Andrews reppe'
Naomi tBrl Wright. Quebec, Williams Gu0in! polta.
Nslass, fesrith W 4th charles Evood, (Prusl
rupre. Claileftun.
Hiss-T rtunsto, (I,sll Zinc, Cibratsr rrsacs Coz
America, tIrD Beokwth Mindsor Gov epdal Chase, Hal
lowell Nesmith A. psh; india, frothinghsm Boston;
Tweed, (BrD AcDougal Pictor Ms. Soue Whitney Go.
stms-I ertulean, Parter Lsgusyrs T., wis; Orion,
Cornelius, Nmington. NCs 1yda Post, Baltimore Mailer
4 ord Oii,isk Nirsnis tupmirrs fhiadelphis; Msry
Jane Parker Do; lsaba sherwood Boston; Susan Holt,
Norpichi MunssH, Rove, New haver.
Sloops-Juno Alters, frovideneei Warren, Sanwood New
haven.
Arrived.
Ship 81 George, Tsris. Liverpool June with mdse 10 y
Oestn No sickness and but death that OF an nfant 10
months old.
Barb osp s, Jchn Berry. Ragged Island u days With
salf too q Benson.
Bsrt NJ bs,ep. nupter, Ponce IN. with sugar, to
pttt % Orleans Nay w. lat 49, ION 81 ~ on the est
Ntid rssssge paed brig dttb Stephcrs % Boston dis
aicst stfbreys
Bsrb sarah Warren or portlanl Curtis. Nusvi,s 10
dsNs. With srtsr. 20 Perkirs Delnne.
Grri sho ncves Nusyisss June 2S with mahogany 70
Owtu SON
Bari VIM Lsrrahse. AIRY, New Orlcans, June IT, with
ndse, 70 brett vose duly sgobe lrg Psrfest glitch
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Henderson Peed was recently murdered in Mays
lick, lky.,) by Thomas Dale. The murderer es-
capped.
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Movements or Indi,

movements OF Individuals.
Hon Thomas H. Corwin, Of Ohio, and his two
daughters, were In Syracuse, N. Y, on the 10th
instant.
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s Cor Boyd New Orleans for Bsstsa lS ssssrass
Barb Charlie. Dsysns Bailey New Orleans. II days. win
molasses " II Phillips
Brig Delta (of Charleton). Rerket ssgus ls snts,'
days, with sugar, harmony Nephews Co. lthiast.
at 81 Ion S spoke bark Perio from NusvitAs for New
Brig W Armstrong. (of N Haven't Thompson. 5. De-
nnso City, 10 days. with railroad iron. TO Maitland Phelps
Brig vsstA Lawrence. Turks Island July with salt ~
Bre brig xahds Ross Rio Janeiro 50 days. with hides
Brig Eli,assth Watts Fountain. PiOsou. IL days. with
Hamburger brig Theresa, Ehiers Marixgonne (St DonH
gol with coffee to A N Horne
Brig hio, Ames DAren 10 days, with timber to Re-
Brig John Alfred ssyburo. jacksonville 10 days. with
BI schr Belmont, Card, Windsor MS, IA DAYS. with pas-
fchr Planet Wright St Johns NIB 10 days. with lu.-
Der to Scott.
Schr Cyrus Chamberlain. Crowell Boston.
Sehr Mary Jane. French, New BERN NC, 4 daya.
Schr Corson, Parker, Wilmington, NC, s days
Schr Hughes Johnson Wilmingt, NC, dAyy.
schr Globe Seaman, " ashi sgton. NC, days.
Schr Eutaw, Allen, Washington, NC, 4dsys
Schr Digh Priest, Allen, Washington, NC, days.
Sehr Mary Pratt, Washington. NC, days.
One bark.
Ships Boston San Francisco; West Point and Joseph
Badger Liverpool Atlantic, sHavre barks Home, Balls
more; Naomi, i Br brig Margaret, Cork.
july l2-Wind ~ rise S. at meridian. WsW; 81
set, do.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-16

N-EGu EcES O. I.,Tr RIVER
Ig.. l. r-4I

-N-La II LaA ; RIVER
June T.. 1Si9.
HTsR CCyZ.-We met NrImcn L,m
salt Lake CA his way 90 =. louis, where
DE intends 10 lead train with merchandise
f.r The Mormon settlement. / according, :
awaited myself OF this opportunity to vrle
yyn few lines.
age country. The little grass that grows
along the streams IS 40 circumstance lvr our
immense herd. Since We lett Ivu Laramie
We lost old E6ldy-iLe Indians stole him.
B.-lrw has got the blues, lis wife has Ia
Ken two hens along, tor eggs 10 settle her
coffee but the hens won't lay. She saws
It's all because Mr.. B,glow wouldn't let her
take q 5ilIy along and now he's got tu
take it-pour fellow He came over 20 our
tent this morning with Lis conference ve-
~ much eloug have look ed over d.
h,t,' said he, 'aul Gud there are 1877 NO
men in the crowd, not one Of whom has
been on the sick ii>, r. How they stand i, ~
Aud he drew a long i-h as lac started back
to his own tcIt.
kel,je took pick aud shovel, !astnisht,
and went over the rivcr prospecting; he ro-
turned this morning with some curious ge-
illogical specimens. They were shown to
Mrs. Rerum, Nho prcteuds 70 know every
thing. aad says she is only going with her
husband "io CalyfOruy to have all opportu-
nifty TO study the works of Mater in their
Sublmlty,' al first sight she called it gold
about five parsaips fine; "for," said she,
''it'S not yellow enough tor a CGrrOi!p but,
after looking over a copy Of Eaton y Rights
Botany a while, she mrned round to me,
aud in a low tone said, "Robert, its my
opinion that is nothing more than NichCel"
(Sae meant Nica.) | laughed, and said it
might be NicEsi; but she shook her heal.
left her with the specimens in her hand
and her eyes fixed on her book. They were
nothing but sulphufe;S Of iron.
Dick drives to-day. Joe cooks, and Iwash
dishes, aud, As lis time to be mp and doing,
so must close. Good by BOB.
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WAslHECroS, Jan. 81
Mr.. Douglass substitute Tor his original
bill. for the admission Of California aS an in
dependent State into the Union, came up to-
day IN tho senate and produced very hap
~ impression. The I'LL provides:
LIST. J hat Congress give ITS assent TO the
coming Of California as a State of this Union,
from 'cd after the lIh Of July next.
~. That the acting Governor OF tins ter
ui'iT IN the meantime call a convention for
the purpose OF framing a constitution and rs-
ta"ll>hluG state government
81. That the laws Of the United States be
extended over II, md the State he allowed
nue Representative IN Congress, Of course
independent Of two Sruators)
The bilI IN the present aspect j. the only
national compromise that can be agreed on
between the mouth and >ouihduriug this seS-
SION. tendcavorSt TO eliminate the question
at slavery from Congress, and in tins.
tuub, consist. its chietmcrIt Let the Que>-
ton be settled toy the people OF the territory,
aud give them at onCc trc privilege of do.
ING so, as, IN the view Of the tact that emi-
grafton Is pouring in from all quarters olthe
Omuu, II Is evident that they viii have a
rEWtu demand II in less than wear.
lhercltrrncc ofthe hgll to select com
m'ttte OF seven. 10 bcdpponicd by the Pres.
htNf OF tie Senate, was vcry Gprogosp and
iclc.tuus. Mr. palla>'S devotion to thr
whole country, his freedom from all section
al prcjUdIceS, and his sound Judgment. are
wen known, and have at no time been bet
ter appreciated than now, So thatthc an.
po'ntmert Of the committee came with mar.
ucular grace from the Wee President Of the
| MI Ia.
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Illinois Legislature.
Srn,xorrrtp. Feb. 9Th 1910.

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The LECTUEE.-The lecture on Tues
day evening by DR.. L. 4. GUrLBERT, was
very creditaOle. Butwe were sorry to see
no more in attendance. We hope our citi-
2cns will take an interest in these lectures,
for they have certainly, thus far, been high.
ly instructive. We know of no way OF
spending an evening more pleasantly and to
better advantage than by listening to a good
lecture; I'VE have a good one now every
Tuesday evening, and let us all turn out
and enjoy them.
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Allswance % Cnp.I Aprralser,.
The following proceedings were hal
our legislature on the cSth Ill:

w 'u''O"HIS F-UNeS"3".S "N'e '1''' ~
our legislature on the .Sih III:
On ,nn,lop NJ Mr.. Ti,i,c
Resolved. That the {; ,vsrncr # t'is state
he rco,,es,c1 I, communicate In the House
,be n,,,nler AMI Lind rrcflieer, endowed
on the Illinois and Mi,hiaan canal. the A.
rnouat of salary paid to each or>aii officers,
and the fund on account ,InLsh such sala.
ries are CHARGED.
The following WA Offered as IN amend.
neut. md acccItel a>U !lyd-ranu..
Resolved. thattG Grvl.,r OF ,hiS STATE
be respectfully requested go ,rlu,ra,t 20 t4.s
House A s'silnent ,lt'r amount maid for
apurai,,rg the canal lands: !n " hlln the
same va, pail, a,.d the number # days
each arura;ser vas euul.,,d in apurai>ing
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into this stale, therefore
Resolved, That the house do not adjourn
until such a bill has passed the legislature.
It was communicated to the senate,
where, after due delberaiion, it was laid On
the table. /; was unfortunate the house
had no bette, reason for prolyugjnS the Nes-
sion than this. FuItIP.
Tur NrGao CLAvsr.-We copy tie FOL
loving FROM the legislative reports "s the
SAu-amo journal:
On motion of Ma. WITT. bill to prevent
the immigration Of nee ptrsuu> Ut cviur lnin
tni> State, was taken up.
Mn. Jvpp moved t. lay the bill on the n
Bile, which motion failed.
Ma, REurIoX said, that after matnr,ly
rejecting upon the provisions 81 Tins hliI he
hal made zap his mind to 'votc against IT,.
and he would do 50 If no other Senator No-
ted with him. The brll, passed, would be
disgrace to the legislature aud the State,
and iuura>urably behind tho advancing
spirit If the age. The King ,; England,
when crowned, j. sworn to rNrcutr the laws
ofhis kingdom in mercy. Bat he would ask
where are the mtte'lnl rl"'H'""' ct 'he hI',
under consideration: Lh'y are Gn'y i'"n'
N hncS' leritnnrts, prisons ana >i'ei!'
lie voted against the Ian article 81 the con
>uiu'Ion. 1t conflicts win the constitution
OF the u"ltcd state, and i IN opposition to
other liberal principles OF the same con'u'u-
"on; and when doubts and i'hG"'l'S PIE
sent themselves, he always decided III favor
OF liberty. lie was surprised that many OF
our people an" some Senators on TINS h"or,
mad :" wnch to say about the Pn>NN'i''S o.
slavery ins'nu'thG l>tIi in" Oa't''h'a an"
New MeNc"i but not word against "ha'
II worse thnn slavery, tyranny an" OPP
preston whlch exist ~ our own s'It' TO-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-16

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Adjourned on Monday, having been in scS.
sioa jna one day beyond the constitutional
limit Of forty days. We understand tNaf
no inpor,an, business was lef' unfinished,
az least, none from the nf ,lec! Of which The
interests Of the state are likely 70 sinner.
From this first trial. we are Of opinion that
the forty days provision is destined to be Il
very popular feature Of cur new ccnstiiu-
ton.
The Aut Negro laws, required TO be
passed by the new constitution. fiilsl! 10
pass The genera! conviction amcng mem
beers seem, TO have been that the provision
of our constitution is in conlrave.tion Of the
constitution of the U. s., under which citi,
zens of one state have right 10 settle in any
other.
"A county court bill has been passed in ef.
feet uniting the present tcunty commission
ers court with the present probate court
Tomeet once month--the county judge
TO receive 81 so per day while the court is
in session.
$2,5O) were appropriated to establish a
Law Library al Ottawa for the convenience
Of the Supreme Court.
A general election law, regulating the
voting by ballot has been passed.
Other important doinSs Of the legislature
are noticed under our Legislative head.