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We have been amused on reading a let
ter thati. published IN the Wank, shs Wis
Democrat, from Senator Walker, Of that
state, in reierenceto the Instructions which
passed the legislature Of Wisconsin last
winter in favor of the Wilmot Proviso, and
which were equivalent to asking Mr., Wal
ker to resign. The letter is in reply TO
note from the editor Of the Democrat, asking
Mr.. W. as to the propristy Of publishing
certain communications, rejecting on his
course. We copy few paragraphs
In answer to your enquiry, have to say
that "pub!ic statement viii be made by
myself upon Tie subject Of my course on
the California question. But not until 1t
suits my own convenience aud inclination To-
make il. The Legislature asSai!ed accused
convicted, and, Gas they thought executed
me, in my absence, behind my back, and
upon a false charge, giving NE no opportu-
nifty to defend myself, to plead or offer my
evidence. The ieen would have been en-
titled to i trial-tn be heard by himself and
his witnesses. But not so have been treat
ed. Nothing would satisfy the aSpirants in
the Legislature, but a ''bilI OF a,,ainder' a
soin>t me, hurried through ia my absence,
and without any notice on my part. have
nothing to fear from their OaseneSS, or to
hope from their justice or magnanmity.-
they neither could, nor can 90 further, ei.
Their in THAR own disgrace, or in injustice ia
me.
They first stab me in the back, aud theu
ask the to turn and defend myself. Had the
request been made before the treacherOus
aud cowsrdly thtustwas given should have
at once complied with it as n matter of duty
as well as of pleasure. But not so now
Until the insulti is withdrawn, shalt consult
my own feelings and honor, aud those of III,
friends who stand By me, as to the time
place aud manner, when, where aud how
shall reply tothe ndigdty.
The people of Wisconsin, and especial,
the masses Of the Democratic party, will
one day see aud learn that they have been
shamefully imposed upon by band Of place
seekers, in regard to my effort to extend o
yer California some kind of law, by whicl
il might be saved to eur government, IL
people protected, aud that prevented whiel
is always seriously threa,ened-the es,ab
llShment OF government on the Pacific
coast, independent aud hostile TO that OF th'
United States. They will also learn tina
this imposition has been mainly praclice'
by mcu who never could, or never tried, 4
see any other merit In principle or meas
ure than that which constituted 1t hobb.
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Lecture on Epidemie Cholera -
A lecture on Epidemic Cholera
delivered at the hall of the Philadel-
phia College of Medicine, in May
lS40, by Thomam ID Mitchell, NJ.
d, Professor of Theory and Pratice
in the College of Medicine of Phil
adelphia.
The DoctorpnbIishes at the close
dietic table of articles safe and
unsafe for family use.-The table
is as follows:
.SG/e.-Beef steak, beef tongue.
dried beef, mutton, chickens, ham
mackcrcl, smoked behring's, rice
toasted bread, crackers, good roas'
potatoes, mustard, horse radish, salt
pepper, vinegar, black tea, Jaws
coffee, iced water, iced lemonade
iced, claret, soda water, ice cream
CasGfe-Frcsh pork, veal, fresI
fish, oysters, generally unripo fruits
fresh warm bread, sour bread
molasses and water, common al.
coholic drinks.
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is said, ,e,y good wine, and spout. we we'll know

Is said, Seiy good wine, and spout. we well sno'
wiy ba ios,e and ra,ioii: They are csllin
indignant meeting sand organ NJ co.lii,Ii Z
/ Of public safety, sni isSlafin. bu-IuttIcours
! with the NurIh-ali Of which every jspsssion
ale man must know Is Brrs'nSe- sonnj ,nd f.
| ~ siguifying nufh,us. While o. the o,he
hand, Mr.. Benton 10 travelling toaarls ladc
peai nee in order TO adttcss he cm;srsu's tina
are sthttis- Tor California. he sIys uolhIn. a
bout he " Ilnol Puiisu. nau-injerrour.e anl
a., that; hut taking what every one i,rls. o,
real, railroad Ia >In Francisco and the tad,
ut the ElsI transported across toe kcyAy Noun,
isiss.
ave suppose o., Central Convention. a.
called. mel At lc,spn. v,,rrutiy. add passed
some L ~ resolutions about NORTH On aggression
1al abolition m'c,f,ftuce 100 lha ugars II Ihr
nth; bat What NI.l such r,,ul-'I,ns, ihou 81
prriicci ., ,housIud hc,cn,c, aai ID rrci15c,
,hcc! Wi, they build = house. ur coH,f.u,t a
road, or c'ear vui a iyrr.r, ct drain swamp, az
plant field , Gompare 'hr results 1l h. Seq
h'n.tIie t1u,Cultpu SIM T. aud practical 900 H.
objects with lio.r = the Ni.,l srypi Cuu,eu-
uun.-',-ur u1' indefinite in tts je,l-rs--auJ
srg may - the different sfys ip which the
Month rui south arr acting a, th- prr-.nt t.ur
ia g. AL o. our uvN territories. The Nmth.rr
re'lle are aiming a. some hing ol,.h may b.,
acc ,u.i l.-Uri; our SouJhrrn Hur.rais aic
'uinku2 vu.y # danger add horror. Which nes-
r. srr uIi.tn 90 i.,ri an empty stomach.
"Iae Memphis convention Is TIE puly ate,
vet prorus,t tpr organizing SrusHrru -ruumeuI
and &C iun ia u-srL to ,he rlcjaI ROAD. Ii B..
- be hoped HAT ~hie hundreds ATE cr'Nu,u.
20 the IuaisuI..n rucc.ju-s 90 SHuh Carolina
Iui luo Genital Convention ui Mississippi. jna'
the NirHUUlr, tpu,tltIpu viii o.. N. ,uliH ia
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Uar # Rnnerati9n in Canada.-
The first battle took place at Que
bee, few weeks ago. The City
council was in session, and during
the debate one member said Sin
three months we will be Americans, "
whcreupen another member crossed
the hall and administered tremen-
douS blow to the speaker, who was
Frustrated on the floor. The war
spirit then became general, when the
mayor called in the police, who e.
iected tie combatants.
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Cholera IN Chicago Deaths by cholera
Turing the past week have been as fellows.

4. Mr.. WEsr-onc of tue heads of
the Garrison School Libertymcn-
is reported to have used the follow
ing language at the recent annivcrS-
airy of the Anti Slavery Society in
the city Of New York, viz:
| DO not pay any tradcsnan for any
thing ! buy; they are all robbers
| do not pay the landlords any rent,
| have lived in hired house in Lee
onard street for seven months, and
have paid no rent, and will pay none;
no dover in New York can get it
out of me. Loud cheers. hold
that have no more right to pay for
rent than for a pair Of boots. yyou
can steal safely, you hare right 10
steal, is the true motto. a man has
a perfect right to help himself to a
loaf Of bread, or pair of unmcn-
tionables, if he needs them; for we
all have right to live in this world,
and the possessor of property is a
robber; his goods are stolen goods,
and you ought not to buy them, but
take them as you want them.
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There was very little business done at the
special term Of oar Circuit Court, which
met on Monday. The main object Of the
term was to try causes in which Judge
Dckey had been employed as counsel, for
which purpose Jud-e Spring, Of Chicago,
had consented to hold the court. Sickness
however occurring in the family of Judge :.
on Saturday he was unable to come, and 1t
was thea determined to attend to such busi-
ness only as Justice required should not
be delayed. There were some eight pri-
sonerS confined iuour county jail.aud twas
manifes,ly wrong, at season Ike this, to
keep them in so unwhoirSome place lon
ger than necessity demanded while on the
other hand, the busy season with the farm
ers, as we'll as the dangers Of the prevailing
epidemic, required that the term should be
prolonged As little as possible.
People Y. Psdrm and Epps.-The defend
ants were tried for assault and battery com
mi,ted on Mr.. Monroe, Of the Union House,
Ottawa, las, spring. EPPs was let off on a
no!e prosequi, to get his evidence. Pearm
was tried aud acquitted. Glover s Cook
for the prosecution-W. II, L. Wallace for
the defence.
PeoDiev. Mcintyre. Indictment found for
murder. Case continued at the instance Of
the defence, and Mcintyre admitted TO bail
in 5000.
People V. Quig'y Indictment found for
murder. Case continued
Peoplsv. James Sieead and Saml. Ches
ter; aud
People v. William Bller.-The sheriff
was unable to find the witnesses in either OF
these cases, and the defendants, who stood
charged with larceny, we believe, were re.
leased from custody.
Peop'ev. Grape and Bldachard,-Indict-
ment found for malicious mischief. Tho
Grand Jury also found a bill against these
men for stealing peaches, but i; was quash'
cd on the ground that stealing peaches from
The trees is not larceny by the cdmmon law,
thei1Jic Of the thing being that as the tree l.
a part Of the realty, so is the fruit upon it
aud it is impossible to carry or real estate
This is another piece of that accumulation
ofthe wisdom Of a thousand years"
State Of Illinois V. John Doe ct di.-Or
, the application for judgmen, on the repor
1 of the collector for,he taxes on dslinquen
, lands, sc, it vas objected, that the lots il
the town Of Ottawa are not liable to be as
sessed for road purposes. Judge Dcke
, decided tina, the lots in the town Of Ottawa
owned 10y citizens residing therein, are he
I taxable by the county for road purposes
but that lots in said town, owned by person
a not citizens OF tho town, are taxable 70
road purposes. This san important decis
ion, as the citizens of Ottawa, ACCORDING
|, to it, have paid some 800 or 500. to tn
county for road taxes, which the count
had no right to levy and can be compele
10 refund.
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HEALTH OF Notwithstanding
to the report of the board of Health,
it appears that there were deaths
from cholera in this place, for the
week ending June 29th. We learn
that some 30 cases were reported
by physicians, all of which have re-
covered, excepting the number Civ
en- above. The disease is said TO
yield readily to medical treatment il
application be made in time. We
have not heard Of the occurrence of
any new cases for the past three
days. Joliet Signal
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TO Miilers:

WE ,nkc this method TO express our thanks
w for the liberal patronage Tint has been extern
dcd tous during the past fifteen years in this city,
and We would respectfully inform you that the in
of our business induced one of our firm to vi
~ France, mud select our present large stock OF
turrs, being sufficient for 100 pairs of mill stones
which, with our large supply Of Ouch Anchor Bolt
ing Cloths, we will sell az low as any other house
west OF the eastern cities.
Also. POrfdble Gram Mills on the hes, improved
plan Price for 81 inches diamctrc. 500 90.
Being permanently located i, is for our interest II
sell good articles, It they should not prove to be SUCH
we can always he found to exchange them, which is
not the cnsc with transient houses
April 10, 1919 G.. & c. TODD.
No 2l7, Main street, 81 Lonis.
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ST. LuuTs, July 3.
On Saturday the deaths from cholera we're
oJ--"iher di>ra>e>, 81. On Sunday, chole.
Ia, 100, other diseases p.
For the week, ending Sunday last. the
number of deaths was 9ij-uf which 1888
were from cholera.
The weather is warm aid favorable, aud
the epidemic declining.
Business i, nearly entirely suspended
In markets, nothing doing, and prices nom.
inalIy as last quoted.
Yesterday, our citizens observed as a day
oiia>ting, humiliation and prayer.
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Information wanted.

On'he lith Of June last was III at the City Ho.
r., M Ot'1w1,a span ofhorsss wagon, and harness
The man who lett them sad b. lived on Blackberry
IN Kane County, when %; nome, that he and his
brother had brought some passenger. down from
Chicago, thai Es brother had lakcuhs to tn. head
Of Troy Grove, and would De- OF Ottawa next day
and axe away the team, wa -oU. &c.
No person ha, Vet called tor the ,e0rl, although
they have been u my charge some thee weeks
There appear. tobe something wrong IN the matter
ard t1s publication l. made the hope that II may
elicit m explanation otwhaI present Is 10 the UNI
designel iaryplcnb,e J T. COOK
IulyG Civ Hotel Ottawa
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ID RowNrp.-Wc have heard the
melancholy intelligence of the death
OF Mr.. Burns, at La Sale. on Mon.
day. He fell from a canal boat, and
while swimming to the shore was
probably attacked with the cramp,
and sunk Immediately. Mr.. Burns
was a volunteer in the Quincy COM
Pany,and was in every respects quite
a promising young man. He has
Tor the past year been opening a
farm near Lost Grovc.-Peru Tel.
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THE END OF The WoRLD.-To-
day, tomorrow, every day, to thou
sands, the end of the world is close
at hand. And why should we fear
1t? We walk here as it were in the
crypts of life -; at times, from the
great cathedral above us, we can
hear the organ and the chanting OF
the choir; VS. see the light stream
through the open dore, when some
friend goes up before us and shall
we fear to mhnnt the narrow stair
case ofthc grave, that leads us ont
of this uncertain twilight into the
serene mansions Of the life eternal
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Premature Buri4is.-Nearly cv-

Premature Buri4iS.-Nearly ev-
cry paper we open has an account
Of some premature burial that had
recently taken place. In st. Louis
several are noticed; one or two at
Cincinnati, and 50 on. 1t is entire
Iy too common practice to hurry
oil cholera corpse to the tomb be-
fore it has had time even to become
cold. \ remarkable feature of the
cholera, cotemporary says, is, that
Notwithstanding the body becomes
exceedingly cold and clammy during
the attack, reaction invariably takes
place after death, when the body at
tains a temperature Of fever heat
Sometimes this reaction takes plac c
before death, when, we think, } il
the phenomena of the disease were
understood, the patient could be
saved.
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Arubiic Execution,

There are few old form, aud Institutions
that have come down to ms from the time
,.h;,t, a.. ,.,,,,.,, II, ,...,,, 80,
"'"e o'"''''!' ""''n were INV e"'e" """e
the world was sunk IN deep barharSm-
which are at lea>: five ceu,nries behind the
.r,;,bts,,r,c,, ~, th., rr.s,,, ,c, h,t :,
-,
""''"' "' s"'"e ''''''N 'o''''i" P''''''''
ani outraged scripture the bunker IA" ma
kers Of the present dry still elm. white
.n,ci,y tim, seems imp,>,ill, 10 be over.
,,.,. r,,.,,.,..,,,, ',,.or.,;.. o,,,h,.
ISM Is 'Ae punishment o! death
Public opinion has long since condemned
this vile institution. 50 disgusting aud re
y,,tn., is i, in IN, e,rs Of >en>,bl, men
n.,,:, ,,,.,,.. ,....,.,,.,. a., -. $500,
'''' - - ''''''S' ''' t'N'''' ~ '0''' ~ '''l
ma" 'i Inc crime OF mni'er' Tor Uhe reason
that Jurors cannot bc found whose cou>ci-
,ursS will hermit then, ne accessory Il,
,l.. l..,,l ,,,,,,.l.,. "a, r.r,... l,,;,- IT.
'''"'"''> o. the "'egeSt aye I" uh"hlPt "i
Justice.
We have before Ic>criptivn of the
,x,,,,,,,. ,r T>,.S p,.r,I,, ,,h, ,,,.
-, - ,.,
'""N'N''" >"''' '"'' NV ~ "''> '"'''''
y. H., OF numbering w'M'' ey had
been 4 minister Of the = iothc
,ir,s vbrp This ,c,r,,ii,n .,,, oupht g..
...
-''',' .''''' ',''e az "'' '''' "'''' '"''''
Ter. lie protested hN entire Inno'enc! to
the ll,t moment. lie may or he may not
b,y, bpeu i,uo,,r, D,ttbis j. clsar. If
.,...,... l., ,,.;.,.., ,..,..... ,..;..-...,.
-'''' 90. '''>' - 80 ''''"- '''N
'eSNhe>>' III mus gong 20 lace ms "'d VITA
A lie in bis month. that amounted TO inSan.
ity. II he irg, innocent, who can estimate
,,,.r, L.. ,...,:,. ,t., ;..;..n,. .l,,,,L.....
''
o." ''''"N law
What a humnHl4.u-, refining, elevatiug
influence must such an exhibition have as
j. bsr, t,s.,s.sl,
-,
we give ''' ''" ''''' extracts 'he
whole deNtu2uoaI' positively too !-aihsome
disgusting.
Is the i,Il ward * \ very small inr'o,ure
,l,e admirers a. ,rr n,,,,.r,r, ,,,llL u.u'
that il coulluot be hrl f;0m them. S,they
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-06
GINTI.ENEN'S
Furnishing w are house.
RRICK s. SCUDDER,
On n IIlLlm n NV WINK.

Manufacturers, importers and deIlc,s in Shirts.
DressiRg rgbcS Linen collars, stocks, Sioaldsr
Bracss, Cr1rHi'. DUcrI ties, sc1rlS moncu belts.
Under Garments, GiDrCS NIiius Linen B1sons
HlaiIcrctieis. Hofyy, Buckles, SnspenderS.
BDmbl=Hcs, Sc &
The above stock will. an examination bc found
n0top'y Attractive, Extensive and Full but Cheap
OR long experience M the business and knowledge
otmanunguunI, with doe iuei.lue- Of purchasing.
are such thatwc are confident %r can offer induce
nrnt= that cauuDt Doe sugga .ai byuuy house in the
city Particular attention p1d 10 oupr- and the
paclNu-oi goods NEEEICK& SCGDDER.
% IuiiIr! street. oyDuy ic PiaH Si,N Y.
DAvuN IhErfUE ISRAEL ~. SCuDnuR
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A0diSs Of Merico,-Thc present
Mexican Government was daily
growing unpopular with the military,
clergy, and the people, and there
appeared to be a growing desire
am ing all classes for return OF
Santa Anna 10 the head of the Cover.
nmsnt,
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Mississirrr.--The following state tickle,
was nominated by the democratic state con
ven'ou OF Mississippi, held at Jackson, on
the 18th inst:
Gousrnor-Johp A, Qsi,man.
Treasurer Richard Griffith,
duditor Geo. Y. Swan.
secretary of Stdte--Samucl Stamps,
attorney General y. c. Glen.
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J. X, DRler, the late efficient aud seu,le
manly post master a, Springfield, in ,hi,
State died last week in that city.

PcoHa boasts ofhavine been thus far cx.
empt from cholera. As at Ottawa, there
have some strangers died there Of cholera,
and some Of her citizens nave brought it
from abroad, but there has been no death
from cholera that originated there.
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FIi.EINSlI,s.NCE..

TIE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed agent Of
L the North Western Insurance Company Of o.
wcgo, New York, s prepared tor Insudng houses,
hudInrs. manufactures, stores, goods wares nnl
mcrchnnilsc generally from loss or dnmnge by fire.
sind company was Incorporated by the state OF New
York in 1873! Cap.ml SljoOOO, lal pad in
Directors.
]. PuMrS PuzyN, SEru GHnSyCSoR, JAMES
BoGAEr. IT,, GroRIE " NpRroY, New York City,
d T BREWSTER, Geo Fr-HER, LrrHrR lPRlsnr
s b. LunLow II CoYLE, \. Bronson, \. GRANN.
JAMES LYON, Oswcgp.
j. v l.. PRrYS, Albany, ln.ll-6m
SAMUEL llAwLEY, see GEoGGn FISHER, prcst:
GEO u NORRIS MONT Ottnwa.
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Tie torrent Of emigration from
Europe to this country flows now
more impctuouSly than ever; the
whole number Of new corners at the
port of New York, during the month
of May, being thirty-two thousatd
two hundred and twenty-one To
show how, YOU after year, increases
the crowd Of foreigners who sec!;
refuge from wars and famine, and a
wont of employment at home, go as
far back, says the \. Y. Express, as
five years only-to 1914. In that
year from January to May, inclusive,
there were I0.756 Immigrants ar
rived at New York since which the
increaS has gone on until the preas-
cntyear, when, i'll the corresponding
months, the Number of immigrants
who arrived at New Yoyl; was
81 ,0iG ; or Il 81 more than there
were during the corresponding
months of lS4S, and G3,290 more
than arrived during tie same time
in 1874. OF the immegronts in
1914, 50,S20 were from ireland ;
1865 from Germany; 9,2lS from
England ; and 2,sG9 from Scotland.
The impending disruption of all
things, social and political, from
one end of Europe to the other, must
have an effect still further to invig-
crate the spirit of immigration to our
shores.-SuEn Lotis Rc,iPe.
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We are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
E. SKINNER, as a candidate for the office
Of Constable, to I'll the vacancy caused by
the death Of Jesse Danforlh.
Election to be held on Monday, a3rd day
Of July next.
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Miss CODYS SCHOOL.

A NEW Qunrcrwill commence on ITedacs-
~ day, JuiU llh. Patrons and others are in
i u formed that It is deemed very desirable for
all the scholars to be present at the commencement,
oithc quarter Ottawa June 30, 1919.
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CASslus NJ CLAWS SoN.-Tho
following sound, heroic, but at the
same time, "vcry like a whale"r.-
1t is from the Dctroi. Free Press:
In the rencontrc between c. NJ.
Clay and Mr.. Turner, we learn that
a brother of Turner rushed to the
rescue, stabbing Mr.. Clay, where
upon son Of Mr.. Clay, aged about
l. years, without one moments hes
itation, rushed ON his Iaiher'S QSSai-
liant, thrusting a large knife into him,
whom our readers are aware is since
dead. The little hero also procured
pistol fer his father to kill Turner,
IN place Of the one he had snapped,
but the father was for a moment
sdcechleSS, and needed not his i'm
portunItles. Courageous boy, that.
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james Parrish,

REPAlRER OF BOATS, &c., SC,
On he For Rirer Feeder, dbom 200 yards
Adore NE junction, at Oitawa, IN.
WILL attend to all business in his line at the short.
" eat nulcc. Give him call
I,sc,rms-Fot hauling out 50, Lahore repairing
al lineage pres. jng6 d!.?m.
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on which TO produce excitement for the pro.
motion Of their own selfish aud corrupt ends
aud who, TO accomplish which, would sac
mice every other interest, how deaTSoey or
10 our country and people.
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DlED-On Tuesday last, EMrIGxE A.,
only child of Albert +. and Martha Dow,
aged Is months
This morning at O'clock, of scarlet fe-
verCHAGLrN ilrSRY, only son of VIM. NJ.
aud Mary True.