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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

De1riy Beiouei Brethren-Another penoa ~
tho book Of nature hnS been rounded, page ofme
history Of tho worldhas beennumbered, and yot
ume of the biography Of the Q b c. has been mn
i.hel and man "a ever, still Is man-poor,
wrc,chcd. miserable man continually setinsa
nnught the prcccptS Of our glorious fraternity anu
laughing ut the many inestimable dognns put
forth hv the Most Worshipful, and making un'o
himself molten calf at the feet Of which no
is continually pro7tratiny himself even lower tnan
does the most abject heather before his n!o'eS'
god
In view Of tli' deplorablc condition Of the NJ,
mnn family. and espscidiiy Of the dearly oeoV ~,
Of the O. y c.. the Most Worshipful feels us
imperative duty to declare war against the WY
enemy who is so assiduoulv engaged in uring
from the paths Of rectitude and enslayng ms
brothren-to beat the long roll to arouse from MS
slumbcrs every member Of the Club that he may
come forth in full armour, tccming wrath, dctcr,
mine to fight on fight ever till not footprint OIL
our now proud foe shall be found to mar the Deau'
,iful face Of this mundane ball 81
In order that we NAV como forth in our iu'i
miyht-as one man. the Most Worshipful has con y
cuded to call Doubic Refined SUPER trrdo's
binary Occasional Meeting Of the Dearly beo'cu
Of the o. B. c., at his Sdnctum-S dncfor"', ou
next Wednesday evening. December tue ~ ,s
| early candle LIGHT As this meeting VIII pe
fraught with business Of intense interest 70 W.
! Club generally and many Of thcDearly Be'oveunS
dividually, the w feels that he cannot 700 s.Ie
nuoaslv urge upon the brethren the Necessity =
attending 1t; let us all feel the responsibility w
rests upon us-realize that generations AFTER ge'S
rations yet unborn will turn their eyes down u.
long vista Of past ages. and fix them upon
either TO admire the indomitablc energy,
which we battled against our enemy, % w." ~ N.
indignation at our pu.illanimous sno"''''o" '" y
power, m not ons will stand back
Tho NJ. W. begin. to feel that the intensity q
nj. loboi. in keeping up the vitality Of the Club
have 40 exhausted histncrgies, that. unless thers
L a general leaning towards him and proppina
him M, his fall will be inevitable; and with hin,
tho Club must fall Let ther then be general
awakening among the brethren aud with one
mind and one voice como to the rescue OF INC
Most worshipfu and the honor Of the Clue,
Given under the sSy- 4 It's Of the
MOST wORSHlPFUL Of the o. D. o.,
Ottawa, Dec Ia, lS49 M
eEAll unmarried males in the county, betvsss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14
Decidedly Coil

As q re:li,erAtor-as something decidedly Coo
on the hottest day-a manifesto from some s.At,
business men in Chicago, Published in the paper
OF that city, certifying as 20 their coniene IN III
honesty Of Mr. George Smith, can take tie p-eu.i
um-~the socks" These very worthy anu homes
gentlemen are quite indignant tbs; any toi,
should question The entire safety Il the N.scousi.
II +. Insurance checks for vhi.h lLev never
'he!ess acknowledge that there Is not cen, Of Sc
euI'y IN existence. And well may they be luiI;
uau.. These gentlemen have been ii the ha5i
vi getting accommodations from Nj Smith. ans
II Mr. Smith IS obliged to turn honest ana redeem
some Of his paper it may cut short th-i. allow
auce FOR awhile
Ba; this kind Of pafer--an assurance to The
people Of the Country that it is entirely safe to
tLe the paper issued by an Irresponsible and opea
and avowed yiolaler Of our laws. comes will a
spc!tiI grace from business men in Clicago~-
And pray, suppose NJ SEQ Smith should burs;
up AID 60 to smash Tomorrow, how much money
w.. these honest ana respectable AMI very iadic-
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14
Our Publication bay.

ID consequence Of the feet that the telegraph
reports 10 not come through until eight or nine
O'Clock in the evening aul the fact also, that most
Of the side mails leave on Saturday morning, b.
which we wish to seni out the news up TO tAe ~
test moment we have determined to change our
time Of publication from Friday evening to Satuf,
aav morning, The change viii only be ID the
name OF the thing for, rs May Of our readers ar
well aware, we have for q year or more seldom
pu, Our paper to press before late " friday eve
ring.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14
Town Commissioners.

The Co. Court has appointed CHAaFLIS r For
TEa, ISRAEL C. CoorrR, and LEVI KELSEY, Jr-
commissioners to fix the boundaries Of the town
chips in til, county to organize under the Town
t'ip Organization law next April. Upon the com
missiouer5 will also devolye the duty Of EGmiHc
the townships, exc1p; where there is degree Of
unanimi:y" on the subject, in which case, the name
,e.ected b. the inhabitants OF the township shall
be taken What is mean; by degree Of uaaa
nifty" will thus also have to be deilei by the
commissioncrs,-by no means the least kao:;y
pat Of their duties, We should Imagine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

NEW STATES AND TlRnIrorirs -"One feature o.
grea, interest IN the new congress" remarks the
New York Herald is the number If member.
AMI delegates from new states and territories.
California will undoubtedly have at least hc
delegate at Washington, ifmiccd she does no
knock ut the door for admission with two scna
tors and couple of representatives.
Oregon appointed 5, R. 1hurston her dclcglt
who has already arrived ut Washington
So have also the Hon. Hugh Smith, delegate
from the territory of New Mexl,o; Mr.. II Sibly
delegate from Minnesota and Mr. Babbitt dele
gate from the new Mormon state OF Dessert.
In addition TO these, We shall dtubtles MS
have several agents AM missionaries from NJ
braska and the Indian territories west Of Arkar
sas to say nothing of the lobby members frog
Cuba and Canada
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

LArrR FROM CAllrsRsL-Thc Crescent Ciiyar.
rived at New York on the morning Of the 9Th
inst, with dates to Nov .. She had on board
100000 in gold dust on freight AMI 100000
among the hands AMI passengers, There is no
uaws Of importance The accounts from C,ilor.
MIA continue encouraging. The health OF the mi.
ners is generally COOL with the exception of some
slight attacks Of dysentery. There had been large
arrivals from Europe and the United States Onc
hundred British yes els were at San Francisco Il
l. said that there were 10000 people at thcmns'
Thirteen hundred pas engcrs passed through Cha
gras on the ?5,h Gnd Goth o,,ober Onu huu4lel
persons were awaiting passage i,r Ca,@mia
A naval execution had taken place onboarl The
Ni;a;e Savannah, for an a,tlmp, to murder som,
of the officers.
The constitution for tho state of California la.
been adopted and pub,i,bel.
The Crescent City brings loo passengers, in
cludiag a minister from the King of the Sandwich
Islands.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

ODo PANc-GoiL-The London correspondent
Of the National In,eliigcncer writes, among other
things, Of clriou, freak which has taken posses
sion Of the minds Of the government Of Holland:
"The apprehension Of such an influx of gold
from California AMI el,ewhete as hall lead To u
great depreciation in the value ~ that metal, has
lead the caution, government Of Holland To avoid
all risk OF being lci; IN the lurch with chests Of
worthless gold. a law has been passed abolish
ing for all future time the use OF gold coins IN
HollJnI-In future a Dgchman's faith Is to be
confined to silver and copper Belgium has
caught the alarm; and the chamber OF commerce
at Antwerp has taken the preliminary step to a
VOID the ruinous consequences ola torrent Of gold
King Leopold and IN, ministers have been peti-
toned not to coin any more twenty franc pieces,
and to use the utmost caution in permitting any
longer the circulation Of gold coins, we suppose
foreign as well as Belgian. Perhaps our Dutch
ard Belgian friends ought to place IS ii,tle faith
in silver rs in gold, for it j, sail that the large
(by some persons termci) nevhau-tlbe quaint
ties ofqu!k,i,vcr discovered il California; will
double inot qualrple the production Of -i.ver III
Mexico in two or three years. In what hen arr
Holland and Belgium to find a metallic circulating
medium secure against deprecatonP
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

\ Nav pRrss-The Ottawa Free Trader come,
to Us in IN entirely new dress oibcautiiGl BREWER
and present, the moSt tidy appearance of ANY q
our country co,cmpcrancs The Trader. not
wi,hstaudii; is iluSs At the Radical Democracy
probably mstigated by local divisions one %
the most radically democratic papers in the State
We shall not treasure up by-gones, bU; wish the
Trader ial. success, IN iubuinS ,ha people ofIaslt
county with tie principles Of TIE radical demo
cracy.- Chicago Daily Tribune
Ii is with pride that We acknowledge this com.
pGment, and san assure its author that no paper
Is more heartily welcomed upon our desk than the
Chicago Tribune
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

We do not know why i, Is, but iturpsars ia bC
the source ofagrcat deal ofannoyarCe to tho edit
or Of the Peru Telegraph tia, VIC arcade to Sc
into good company lie larps upon !; ever,
week or two 1t must be owing to his cnvious
noss of disposition, and for the reason that he i
so seldom ablo 10 get into good company himself
We can tell Of some good company" he got int
hercabouts that be barely go, OK q without
rawhdiuy and no deserved Il. too. W. can fur
ush the proof!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

They are making pretty fst Of IT L, Wash
ington, Friday noon and no speaker yet The
message Of course will not be read until there j:
speaker; nor indeed, until the house is fully or
ganized which includes tie election OF CLERK, door
keeper, DC On all Of which officers there may b.
pro:ractel fight. We can only say, that cur ar
angemen: continues to &c; the message Is tcle
graph, AMI we shall give i: as soon As TIE thin:
il possible
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14
Sr Lotus, Dee. 81 ?. m.

Transactions limited Sales Of choice
country brands have been made at - No demand
for shipment;
Nhedt-No change 7OGslO3 are tn, eI-
trcmcs
Corn New, 1906; old 5000, sacks returned
O1fs-Gooi demand at 3'c, sacks included.
Prorisions Mostly gong forward.
Pork S1.50GSS for mess, S6,5 vi Sc IS for prime.
Lard prime, ii IS; in bbls; 5sd5i IN kegs.
Rio Coffee. ll9ll. Prime New Sugar a 95f.
Marke, well supplied with hogs n, present prices
s9as2 so, dividing on 81 GO for 200 4,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

TaE SHOEE WAGON CouISG--The Chicago
Democrat of Wednesday announces the opening
Of the Chicago and Galena railroad to ST Charles
and that the cars would run regularly TO tina;
poilt after the l?,h inst "And thus the iron
horse will .ake Lis thirst in the Fox fur the frs;
time
The ST. Charles citizens should feel proud al
being the first to hail the alyen, Of steam int
their midst, Of all the towns on the river.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

+ VI Generals REFoNr-De.pa;lhss to the
Chicago Tribune, dated tie Ali gives the follow.
~; items from the postmaster generals report
The increase Of post Offices in the l. S Is j5j
number Of appointments. G,S33, Of which 200,
were for removals.-lhe revenue Of the depart
men: amounts to Si,ooiOoo appropriations IN
expended, S265,Ooo expenditures, $4,000
balance in the treasury, $4,000. The P. ". Gen
eral recommends a uniform rate Of postage o
live cents, AMI denouncc' railroad monopol.c'-
lie says additional clerks are required. The aum
Der Of mail failures are no; reported,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

Sutton and Fyfe have Christmas presents an
uSw raisias.
Walker ana Hcklins Offer house to rent
losiah Pope offers house ty le'.
DR.. Rowland offers lot Of Lorses, harness
wagons, &c. for sale.
Walker AMI H.kling have now fully olen'd
and ready for Customers their immense f.. Al..
winter stock OF dry goods, groceries dc
The Young Ladies Seminary at Ottawa ha:
opened under new and favorable au7pi:es.
Sse advertisements,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

The merchants Of our city, who procure accom-.
molat.9ns from Mr. Smith. do not draw the money
cut Of the bank in large sums. Their mode Ct
operating, We understand is IS follows Having
perfected arrangements f,r accommodations 10 a
specified amount, they go into the market, and -
fist as purchases are made give checks upon the
bank. I,,hu, happens that the money does no,
even pas, through their hands 1T no tune Is
there Hecesai'ya dollar Of it in their pockets or
their safes. It passes directly from the banker TO
tie producer Now suppose that the evils OF
irresponsible bauNuy show themselves suddenly IN
grand explosion # the concern. who arr the ,uf.
ierer- Not the borrowers, the produce mer.
chants, surely, for they have only drawn the money
"a fast as needed TO pay for their purchases. They
have been careful Uo-to keep dollar oft on hand
The whole weigh. Of he failure comes upon the
pr.orcar uruu the farmers ofthe country. and the
-mal. merchants. To whom they have paid the
uoUe~ ~ exchange FIR family supplies The
sagpvG operator has certainly lost uo.hns. Lc,
ls see If this l. all t'p,; can be- said Of him Hi-
E.t'- fall due in Geo. Smith bank .or five ten
fifteen, twcNv.EFe or h.ry thousand dollars, rs
the case may be. I!e zoe, into the street and fai
u mere sou, purchase, enough Of the new worth
less paper TO cancel lis note. pays H. and find.
himself the g'iner OF a handsome fortune by the
oper.t!yn-th rogo Ir.twi,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14
WAsmNsroY. Dec i. 1919

The House has been engaged all day IN discus.
sing different propositions arising out Of the diff.
cu.tes Of c!cctng a Speaker.
Finally Mr. Strong Of Pennsylvania, offered a
resolution which was adopted, that there should
40 further debate be allowed until IN election OF
haasr th,reupon adjourned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

According to Bancroft, the first puritan settlers
Of New England are the parents Of one.,hird of
Interpolation Of the United States In tie first
fifteen years--the time when most Of the imigra.
ton rom England took place,,herc came over9l,'
600 person, Their descendants in 1910 were es.
timatcd Mt 100000 Each family has multi
piled On the average to thousand souls.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

QurEr 1t seems to US the people in the new Judi
ciaI circuit composed Of the counties OF Peonn, Full
ton y .are remarkably QUE; abol; their election Of
Judgr md prosecuting attorney shorty TO come oil
P.fapst, none Of our business, but We are intense.
ly cu-ou, to know who nre likely to be the success.
ilh candidates.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

The BIBLE SOCIETY RECORD il nca, little month.
ly publication issued from the office Of the American
Bible Society, rs Nassau street, Ny Il contains
much good reading matter besides lis, Of tn receipts
of the society its correspondence &c 1t is furnIsh-
cd 10 subscribers at % cents year
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

The steamer St. Panl with valuable cargo Of
$50 tons. bound for New Orleans. struck spag at
Hat Island. on Sunday, the 18th ult and sunk I'M.
msdiately after on bar. The boat was valued a,
$4,000. tho principal portion Of which was in.
surcd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

A SMART WoMAy.--"Ahl' sail old Mrs. Docs.
senbcrry, "larnin is u great thing, I've often felt
need Of It. Why, would YOU believe it. I'm now
sixty years old and only know the names of three
months in the year, and thems spring, fall, and
autumn; larnt the names Of them when was u
leetle bit of n gal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

What salary do YOU expect inquired down
town merchant the other dvy Of youth who was
applying for n situation. Enough to keep me
from wishing to steal was the frank reioinders,
and it pleased the merchant SO well that a bar
gain was soon struck.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

A Coon SALARr.-slr. John Oliver Cromwell,
who went TO California from Baltimore, in the ship
xylon Is employed there in experimenting saw
mill at ei,2 per mcu,h and boarded
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14
Fcuow,So THE FA.ulos.-Seareely had the

FolowN0 TIE FAsHicS.-Scarcely had The
Free Trader hauled on its new ne before We dis
covered that the PEORIA REGISTER, about the best
whig paper in the statel was around paying it,
addresses to its friends in splendid new coat
as prnp and ~ tidy as tnanksSivns-teap party
Wen, We like to see our friends progressing and
We hope the mex, change viii be n new head to
the Peru Ts'cgrdgh'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

Horace Mann, in a h.tc lecture in Boston, said
the gods Of lie world are fast dying out, and one
deity alone Is wor~hippcd-rcalh. Were it cur.
rcn,ly reported tina. he river Jordan WAS lelied
with gold, and the Pool Of Bethesda was lined
with psar,-,the Christians would vie with the jew,
to rebuild Jerusalem, and ships would be up for
Palestine instead of Sln Francisco
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

A SrAMrrpr.-Thc Chicago Democrat men.
tons stampede which occurred in that city
About one hundred cattle became frightened and
fed like herd of wild butflloes through the
street. sweeping wagons, buggics and their drivers
before them The scene was frightful for time
bu, no grea. damage was done
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

N I.OII'l DC. I0IT' ~,
F.agr-S,lcs confined TO small lots. Country
bran, Is at 81 S5aS5oo
Whcat-gair ,7., Good &c. Prime sl.Oo,
sex returned.
Wm,hey. Ellie. Lead 81
Freight, to New Orlcaus--Flour 62i Pork
o7L Bacon SOC. Pork Sales, mess S77jaSooo.
Prime :G5Ua6.Gj. Lard l!a5!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

A son Of the Baron Rothschild, Of Naples, is
abou, to be married to niece Of Solomon Roths'
child, of Vienna. They have mind to keep the
money in the family
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

There is a man in Cincinnati who is quite sane
on every po.n. but one he E,ntes that he can
understand She hog Lnsu'gc and insists that he
has even heard them con2ot,.as plans to seia, the
ci,y.-k-eiaag' paper.
This man Is not dissim.lar to Z s. Uolbrook.
Of the Peru Telegraph, only, he f.nyies he can
write editorials while til, Cincinnati man thinks
he can understand them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

The editor Of an exchange says he never saw
but one ghost of a sinner who died without pay
ing for hs yapcr Twas horrible to look upon
the ghost OF Hamlet was no circumstance to it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

RiIY ANrsw--As wcr lcohin' on. Of my
w!ni,r. Wednesday mom.n' | spies Young Lady
comm c.oss tie square loohn as II She thought
somebody was comm: ai,erhor lie lookd.lowi
tnt didn't seeno body; ,h,n,he dropped ,omc,hn
that though, was Lgr muf was Just su.n'
to al. her, when seed i, mova-aud sure uoush.
j. war q ki,,in Tie poor thing didn't know where
it Was so It toid,eI iJr the cont house /; wa. SO
funny couldn't help Lushn. OUsAo SCUM
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

Very DAD INpEEp.-An exchange paper says,
the girls in some parts Of Pennsylvani,arc so hard
up for husbands, that they sometimes take up
with printers and lawyers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

A Texas paper gs1 OF tho following hi. at
northern fanatics:
"A Yankee patriot has recently petl,ionoi con.
rross 70 pass hlu hr the demolition Of tho Rocky
mountain, on ths ground that Il !. unworthy Of
4 ftcc country 70 bear chainA'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

The road ambition travels isto narrow for
friendship too crooked for love, too ragged for
honesty, too dark for science
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

Dr. BnAspnrTn il elected to the Senate from
wcs,chcster county, n. y. A bitter Pill for the
Wings, az the pr. il fret rate Democrat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

= Be prudent and economical il you wish to &c,
along well.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

Nearly one.third of the whole United States
deb, of sixty.fve Millions is owned by individuals
residing abroad.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

Navigation on the canal closed for the season
in the fore part Of last week by order of Jack
Frost
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

When pride leads the van beggcry brings W
the rear.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

1fa man "reaps whatsoever he sowe,h," what n
heap Of old clothes the tailyr viii have one Of
thoao days,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14
WAsnINGroN. Dec l3
Senate met and adjourned.

Senate met and adjourned.
In the House four ballots were had for speak.
er, tie last Of which resulted as follows:
Brown, ll2; Duer 90 Morchead, Il; Stanley.
IS; MGaushey, 10, Winthrop. L, scattering 20.
226 votes--necessary to n choice, IS.
A lengthy discussion, entirely of a personal
character, arose between Messrs Brown, Wi,mot
stanley and others, after which Mr.. Brown dec
ned again being candidate The House then
adjourned IN some confusion
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

Growing PGo.TADLE-Ihe tolls on the State
works in Pennsylvania, received at the State
Treasury up 20 Nov. !, amour, to Sl,3SS4i5 62
Last year up to same date, lS2l052 30
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

Excess N favor Of 1919, SG7Ali /.
The d,ca. year, in that state, closes On the LIST O.
November