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''Yes, venerable grand elect" answered the
guards; the introducers have done their duty, and
there exist neither protane persons nor unlnltiated
at this sale"
The grand master then exclaimed, ''Since all is
SO well disposed, invite you, my good cousins, to
assist me in opening our nocturnal abors by cele-
brating with me the septuple advantages Rise
my good cousins! To the Creator of the universe!
To Christ sent by him earth To establish philos-
ophy liberty, and equality! To his apostles and
preachers To ST. Tibaldo, our patron! To Francis
L. protector of the order! To the eternal downfall
of all tyranny! To the rising OF the people, and to
endless liberty"
After this sevenfod doxology, the sale was de-
clared to be open; the members sat down, and the
labors commenced by a harangue from the orator.
He was thus called to the rostrum by the grand
master
'Star of our nocturnal assembly, good cousin, our
orator. speak,
He then commenced discourse which was
ly a formulary calculated TO excite the patriotism
and revolutionary ardor of the meeting. Ii began
in general with glowing description OF the sim
plicity of the Saturnan age 1t bewaied the first
usurpatons of power and the first instances OF ty
ranny 1t passed in review the different historical
phases of the ancient and modern republics; and
coming at length TO Italy, il celebrated her past
greatness, lamented her present supineness, and
mathematical her oppressors SIT was to purge
the Italian SOIL" it concluded, 'that ancestors,
the first good cousins founded the respectable order
of Carbonar Exiled from the face of the earth, and
afraid appear in the light of the sun, liberty and
equality took refuge in forests and We have
sworn TO deliver Ausonia The time is now at hand;
the tocsn sounds, the people rise, and henceforth
Ausona regenerated shall form one united and lou-
rishing family -
These are authentic details of the principles and
ceremonies of this singular society. They would
be merely ridiculous did they not exhbita revolving
display of sacrilegious presumption, and had they
not tended TO overthrow the wholesome institutions
of social order and political authority. The perver
siOn both spiritual and temporal, of these protane
and anarchical conspirators operated in most
baneful manner on the rational and lawful element
of progress, and it became in their hands an indis
crimnate and unbounded spirit of change.
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FLORIDA.

The Union processes much anxiety
about the Indian depredations in Florida,
and seems impatient for the instant COM
mencement of another FORTY MILLION
Seminole war. II has twice asserted that
the regular troops under orders to Florida
cannot reach what it terms the scene of
action before the first of November. In
the Union of the oath instant we find the
following language: "Thus, as far as the
Federal Government is concerned, the In
dians are free to carry out their murder
Gus designs, without adequate opposition,
until the first of November"
From information within reach of the
Union, and which we gave in our paper
of Saturday last, as coming from General
TwrGGs, it may be seen that fire companies
of United States soldiers were en- route for
Tampa bay, which point, without serious
accident, they must have reached by the
18th instant. These companies were to
join three other companies ordered from the
Atlantic States, and which before this time
are supposed to be in position. This makes
the total force now in Florida amount to
twelve companies, or about five hundred
men. Is this force inadequate, in the
Unions estimation, to contend against the
Indians in Florida9
When the lamented General WORTH
left Florida, in 1892, he computed the
number of Indian men in the territory at
ninety five. He was probably correct,
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The Express will be about as successful in max
ing the public believe its innocence in relation To-
the "infiammatory epstle to the Republic" as il
was some few months since, in its denial OF the au-
or its denial that certain " M c. elect, did moi
recommend Mr.. Tallmadge for "any Office
~ Y. Globe.
The letter alluded to above was from
our regular correspondent, who, we are
satisfied, is in nowise connected with the
New York Express
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The New York Journal of Commerce has re-
ceved files of the Journal de Concrete of Rio up
to July ID.
The Calypso, British sloop Of war, had arrived at
Rio de Janeiro with $4,000 900 in silver and
9 900 900 in gold, from California
The Emperor lately held review of the troops in
garrison at Rio.
A fire lately took place in Rio, to stop the pro.
gress of which, owing to the small number of en-.
gines at hand, it found necessary TO tear down
some of the adjoining houses
Troubles had broken out at Minas Noyas, and in
consequence sundry assassnations and murders
had taken place. The measures taken to put an
end to this state of things had been partially sue
cessful. Amongst others, Jose Vietra Ottoni a
well-known member of the "moderado'' opposi
ton, had been assassinated II is asserted that his
assassins were allowed to escape from the scene of
the murder, by the soldiers in the neighborhood
without interference.
Great complaints are made of the irregularity of
the Rio postal administration.
Accounts from the interior state that there existed
considerable excitement respecting the events of
the coming elections; two three murders had
been lately committed at and near Bahia
square rugged schooner, with $50 to $50 Afri-
cans on board, being unable to escape from the
British steamer Rfemen, ran ashore in the neigh
borhood Of Cape Frio, and the escaped in their
boats before their pursuers could reach them. One
hundred and twenty three of the Africans were
taken on board of the Rifemen to Rio; the rest
were found dead on board of the schooner which
was set on fire when all those yet living had been
removed
The question of the cultivation of silk in some Of
the Brazilian provinces is being seriously discussed
at Rio. Experiments made for the purpose have
succeeded beyond expectation.
Some Irish emigrants have arrived at Rio Grande.
and had had an offer Of lands in the province of
San Pedro do Sui, gratis for years, or ON other
terms.
Accounts from Paraguay up to June Ii contained
nothing of importance.
Don Jose Thorn De Aquino, found guilty of hay.
ing forged will of M. Gonzalvcs dc Cunha, had
been condemned to four years imprisonment with
hard labor, and To pay the costs. The defendant
had appealed to a higher court.
Accounts from Montevideo, up to June 4, state
that the French charge had received orders to con-
tinue the subsidy, and to endeavor to sustain the
efforts of the town.
An expedition foot at Buenos Ayres des
tined either for Paraguay for the interior of the
Tampas.
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LAKE CHAmPrsis CASAL.-The possibility of
constructing ship canal, TO connect the waters of
the St Lawrence and Lake Champaign, was dis
cussed before meeting at Saratoga ON the 2Ist in
slant, Major General Wool in the chair. John Van
Buren, was the principal speaker He expressed
his belief that the Erie canal would soon become
inadequate to the demands of business, and that no
injury would result to the commerce of the lakes or
to our railroads by the execution of the PROJECT At
all events, free trade and general competition was
the paramount Law Of individual light aad public
prosperity The northern part of the State had
been overlooked by the Legislature, and lbs duty
was to develop ts own resources far ms possible
He also thought the proposed enterprise would
hasten the settlement of the questionable snnera
ton of the provinces Of Canada to the United States
The people of the two countries would be brought
into close proximity. and generate community of
interests
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BUESos AvREs.-Thc New York Sun has re-
ccived files of the "Gaceta Mercantile" from Bue.
nos Ayres up To June "a. They contain no news
Of interest, being filled with the debates of the
house OF representatives upon the message Of Gov.
Rosas, who is highly commended for the course he
has hitherto pursued. II is presumed that his ten
der of resignation will not be accepted.
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CIvILO VILLAvERDE.
New You Aug. -, lS49

P.S.-Snce writing the above protest, have re-
ceived the New Orleans Picayune of the 5th inst,
the contents of which confirm all my suspicious,
and convince me of the necessity ofpublishng what
have written, without delay For further particu-
lars, refer my readers to the said New Orleans
paper. CIV
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THE R EPU BLIC.

We take the following interesting sketch from the
New York 4lbion, which acquires new interest just
now from the movements being made IN Europe by
tho ad,oratas Of ranublican reform.
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Evialc IF Ihom0S Orr, deceased.

NOTICE il hereby given to all persons having
~ CLAIMS against the estate OF Tb9mas Or. late OF
La Soic county, H., deceased, to p-cscn, the same
Tor adjustment To thcprohale cuurtof Ia Sale coun.
W,ln Ottawa, at regular term thereof. 10 be- hold.
enon the first Monday 10 June ncyt when and where
s1ld claimants are requested To attend Tor the pur
pose of having their claims adjusted according TO
Jaw Ap 1896. NyE ORR, ldWiRisiTr,
JouN FAEQUuiEsoN admir-
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Town Property for Sale.

TllE n W ar of lot I, IN block iS, The orisi.
nal town of Ottawa, having forty fee, front
on Canal and IS fee, front on La Sale street
with the store house, dwelling house. and other
out buildings thereon, being the promiscs ut pre-.
sen, used by Mr. Phelps for a store and by DR..
Hopkins for a dwelling house. Possession Civ.
en- tho first of April next. Title good. Enquire
of the subscriber oscn, for the owners.
my 20, Is J.V.A.HOES,
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illr0itinrS

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w. .' a - ...N ','. tI"''"'-
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system. gives a..g.Ig tr IHs .r... ..rl .,-,,f , i
r.l.-.. list, .t.r.r Iu "a mast ,,rr r.,,. " '-'
Consumption CURED 81. '',''
t.enn.n ami ..r.u-.h,n t,urr.,r,r.r ,,.,r ..,- 2
IuH,.f.. Consumption. liver ruI.pary,s ,rII. .r
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W.r'unr.G pain In tG. side. A... aay.l..1 and can,
Poo rurt NrHrrshhuf
N.w NurE irrr 81 1917
i-. l#~"FnI. verify r,..,a r-..- .-.r.1..,-
ra g- boom hruran- ruoa.r Prs, .I,,,.. ,,I.,,,r.,
uv l. Hg. 'o- several ...r, hal n hal .,r,h n
u.H.IHr vHr.n and worse AZ Inst I ,,.-,I 'I,-r,
l.rNni.- hn1I haI n,a. -u..1.. ami ,,1. r..q,,.
tH"'.l u.t reduced. AMI .I.I moi ,,r.., "a, iTy,
.... .. gv-.I y."r-l-arar To a ,lr-, tuna, rt.rr
a'- wonderful change been wsuugh, m ne. lam
nu.v a... fu ua., nil over ft,, ..,. i,.5.. , d. I
auImy cough aa- .,timc Yuru.,,. wei. rr,q ,r, fJ,l
lam ia7.au. o.. ga-I.-u.t Yurr ab,. l.rnf-,r,irt
vs. krssrrr IS Cate.r,p,.-r
N.cHE.H This is on.y one OF mon, fb,r f,,-
HuU.Iu. rH-.S .. lHnuu0u.rI thrt Dr. 'Tu,yr.r,...-
-1.- pHu..l ga- ruDi Themes, >.y..f,. and r,,,,
rf-,- ar" 4" hy nrdca..d hy ~. ,,rrrrrI.uar, ,--
H.- lws- Cumming. E-g. rg. 1t fhe a.-..rIr-.. n,
..' IHHH. Asylum, bHcnry..4 Island he ain, .l..n-
a'tH1 .i'.h .g 90 DO 'nn following letter.
BLACKWELL, I,r,vn sen, ilIS,-
N. f.s-ra0HH-Drir SIR Ihayr suffered ,rrr.r',
'.r wnr y.ugs w.l 10. Rheumatism. rons.Irab....
.'" .' r.r.t -uT .af. a. .rH. ur p.4L IoJ ,,..
.H-. .r', slr- PAIN a-i 200, limbs ,gerr t...rt.--
swollen Hatn ...I ugFlgrr....i ,ur- .,lr..r7-..5
end U.y .aH. done inr ulg.. lI.lu gD, r1o,ri.I II
his ..U. 4. .t .H..I rrt ... f...... f.... st
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INdG NiruTTGALE Of THE East, Jenny lind -
= ne faT Sipsi Of this wonderful singrris now
deposited with the Empire comp1nr, at 10 Brond-
way, ., u called Jenny Lind HAIR GIoSs The
CO tp1ny s Incorporated hy the State Of Nc,y York.
and OF sanding above all mpu'ntions ofhumbur.
gerry and deception upon the public
70 hose rho prefer wcqripg their otra Eair
10 Vigor bciRg Bdid --'InouAs MAGNET
e HAIR REsrorrR ASp lNvlGoEN roR is the most eli.
eclual remedy ever yet produced for all diseases in
c'denla to the hair II l. m elilcma rcs,orer in all
cases OF badness or where the hair has become thn
The Magnetic Hair Reslorrr aud lnviroratorl,
presented TO the world with the confident, belief that.
rs specific i TAR exceeds any compound or prepar.
alion ever before known for preserving the hnit or
restoring II where the head has become wholly or
parlnly bald. BY thisusc the hair may he prescry-
Ell even TO extreme old age. To Females whose
loss OF halr IS often occasoncd by complaints pcsv,,.
ar 10 the mmred staie--ncrensp ri family Nc>ihe
Magnetic Hair Re-torer and lnvigorntor is invalun-
oe rs will, upon application restore To 1t all i,s
Original beauty Mothers should not fail to apply il
10 me heads OF their chdrcn, especial when the hair
comes m thin and weak. II Is sure to lay "a good
foundation for fine head ofhair m nller years
numerous and highly respectable persons If all
nges can be most confidently referred to ashaying
tld their hair lcs,ocd by the usr Of Thomas Rene
dy sold wholesale and rctai, by the Empire com
p@ny' No l'6, Broadway, under Towards hotel. n
y . and atrsall by is agents throughout the United
sth"s eall-2l-Sn
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Fire and Marine Insurance.
NJ rUr
pR1T9nrl0u INcIloAurr rnMp,Nv nc

FH0TVOITUV INoUNHNUt IUNIPNWT Ut
rev Jersey. nj Somerytic.
NAPlTAh S2OO.NOO. Chartered Feb. 1919.
" Dmy William I thompson, Peter
Strykct, James Taylor, DaHd Saudcr.on, Will
'nm j. BOVINE, Edward Poyson. MATHEW Ruds.
dale, New York; James 5. McIntye, q. r.
Powers. Brooklyn. D. $. WuirSEv, net. Wall
ST., n Y. WIN. THOMPSON. p,cs,Jen,
-. " VOORHEES,, secretary. may5-i2.ly
The snbWriber will insure in tho above com.
pany IN as liberal terms as any other GOOD COM
rany. I. l.. BOtGurON,
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miscellaneous.
Farmers, look 10 Your Interest :
Joliet Woellcn Factory.

TIME subscribers having p;it into their Factory
4 large steam hnglne ani new set OF mactine-
~ The past yeaE, whicl makes three fall set now IN
oyeia,lon ,nahiHJ dals 80 yards They will have
on han,l BY the fast d Jane, S1ot9 yis Of different
kinds Of cloth ~ tlisir Own NUKE whch thcy propose
10 exchange tor Wool ~ cash. They wall gse one
yard at good heavy cloth i1r twoa1d n hail pounds
al good clean wool oi the -aaie gaaiiiy, or they viii
work wool upon shares "a follows: gave lait lthe
cloth the wuol makes, by receiving eight cents lrnu
the customer upon IN ~ init, ar all that the wool
makes, by receiving linty-eiSht cents per yard for
manufacturing. They wi,l also manufacture ior
ci-oInrIs BiaRisfs, Teams md FiqnaSiS, n well
rs S4;iaef. Fhlirioih, anil Eeragnrre. They give
one yard Of kerseymrrc t'r thTce pounds OF woo
Persons sending WOO should marx hei, own latnrs
on their sack well as our address, and send let
ter by mail giving directions
CLOTH RISING
And IF0oi CgrdiHg done on Reasonable terms md
at short notice. None but the be>t workmen wui be
employed.
Any person going to Chicago, from the central or
southern part OF this ,t1ts H.l pass by ihls toxin.
AMI oil the subscribers wish 10 ensure continuance
n PATRONAGE is to once have man Unifou.Ie Them.
Wnnlcln he sent by water mp he Illinois river direct
10 MAtieson a Bradn ", IOhrt. Wi county. ortu die
care OF l. Coates PEN, or Hardy, in-aIlc IDS,
and Il viii be forwarded, where cloth willie put up
N neat aud safe manner, according "a The above
crns and sent IN return to any part of the State
without troubling owners to accompany H. or q can
be sen; tTcm the ONO or Mississippi without any
trouble, by sending to The care of Niiteo and PIE
ton. st Louis, directed 20 us at this pac'.
Should farmers wish of urthcriuloun7linn on The
Subject by addressing ahuc 10 the Subscribers az 10
let, Viii couuty :; viii receive immediate attention
We hope aut expect tnreca.ga some wool nom eve
~ neiglbn.nooi 10 the state, and from seine iJr-,
amount. Every effort sAa. be made TO give sails
faction.
M0lASSES, SUGAR, COFFEE, GNT &c
will be keptun h1ni u lar : quantities., 20 supp,
country mprgN0ut gr,.i p. ra....rtrs
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Horse ShOeing and Farriarr.

THE subscriber hca7 leave 10 ar1cucr 90 ,hr p.b'r
thlt be has opened an establishment IN Columbus
7iroetnc3r the Catholic Church where the business
oihorsr shooting and h-i.w YIl De reudue cI on ON.
most ''i'utfc principles ltis generally admitted
Oh TOO Innny OF those who p,acurr SNORING mi, TOO
tally ignorant of Us principles, thereby producing the
numerous cases OF crntulUons uud Diseases ut the
iert daily witnessed II really becomes the duty o'
every ono who yaIu.,a GOOD horse so essential TO
hrs poh. ls we'll as h. pleasure 90 securc the seryl-
csS OF good nrurr lor ,' useful an animal
iVtesH B-US practical experience tishdprd. vii,
enable Jha subscriber ro auuwa correct syg,cm. cnL
cuHtoi To- prevent Diseases consequent ON uuH,i6l
Sno.nz aud when necessary, 20 remedy the errors
OF thr p1st J.. TANNING
Ottawa. Nov o, S3. Ii
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n" Ntt Vt NlUurugr There arr rr7la-rrs
k.udf l1 the market warranted Tn J.. vo-rns.
mi . IS lr iopm.um". ',om the nlulcn.rd drtg.
vi which they are made, 'hot they wi'I kf. hin.
worms and children TOO The Empir Cumr,r,. +.
Incorporated hy the rr.-nrnrr uf rhr .rrr' nm
r'l, na un,h a- possible, rh' mpos.tions har.'oioo,
N0r'srt, by ,hc a1.o' Of impure and ufuIrfra,rI
anl.rnes. and t.s company pm, their seal. GRANTED
i 70, ate o1nona aul such are pure and prnn-
y'. Ih,, .N"np1ny are located al liG, broadway.
y. y. Merchants visiting Now Yor, viii fnJ
ln'1 '' their ady"u1ar tn lJk"suc articles of mo-
l.clo 20 iLgig customers ms arc legally guaranteed
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NhII,nIir isnniis.

Tue Mass and Ne,per Book approved b., the r.
-, h'T. John Hughes, ID Bishop Of New York
The CHRISTMAS Guide 70 Heaven, or Manual Of
Spiritual Exercises:
Inc catholic Manual, containing Spiritual Excrcs.
-, c-onI prgouon5 for the daily use Of Christians;
The key Heaven for sale at BURLEY'S,
does To- LIKE street Chir,y,
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Mate ~ Illinois, In S1ile County Circuit Court
y the matter of the application of Thomas Uav.
L eriy, administrator OF the estate of Edward tIn
verify, deceased. In pursuance Of an order of hi.
court, the subscriber administrator Of the estate of
Edward ilayerty, deceased, will sell at public auc
9on, at toe door OF the court house in OTTAWA, in
the county Of Lasallc on the l6,h dnv of Ino nnr,
a. one o'clock in the afternoon Of TINT day, the land
which ~ described in said order M follows The
undivided half OF the Yves, half OF the south. wee,
quarter OF section FIVE, in township ihity-six, north
range two. east otthc third principal meridian
May J. 1919 THOMAS HAVERTY, Adm.
- Eggs Eggs!
s \ eentsperd dozen will be paid for any quantity o {
~ Fresh Egg. Nv apo. G BrRp
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z NETtIOLOMEWS EyrtcToRAyr PryI, Syvrr
-HmouulJ cmred perfectly pure Tor the Empirc
company, and is used TOR ali coughs, colds pn, a,
l1" side, lungs, &C. with perfect success. ltisn
perfect preventative IT Consumption. hu, not n cnrc
alfrr Thar disease has fairly seated None Is genuine
unless IT has the seal Of tins company, ut 75, Broad
waynuachedto IT,
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: Z ! : :
| Nhlt better evidence can hc had Of their value
as 70 family medicine: oi Of their usefulness in the
presentation and cure Of daoa-csl For further evi-
dcl"r however read the following
from im"rirda Newspapers
The Ne'0 YORK. Erea,Hg Star aays Branlreth's
Pills are medicine which their own intrinsic worth
will always secure 5r thpm large and ready sale.
They have desevedly a high reputation: and as n
family and ant-hlIous remedy, It would be difficult
to equal Ihrm among all the patent medicines of the
present day.
The Nae York Commercial saws: They remove
al morbid hunors ana purify the blood
The NeD York Sun snys. Bandrrth' 3 Pishay
been used among many OF our friends, and in our own
family we hare used them nearly four years. when
we required medicine; in ihatperiod no Doctor save
Dr., BandIelh has crossed our Threshold, and no
medicine besides the Doctor Pills used.
Medical men ol the highest professional rcputa-
ton have strongly recommended IN all cases Of bill
lous affections, constpalun OF the bowels, aud ner-
vous ana SICK headd'Ne arising from the overlooking
OF ne digestive organs, the Ne Of BrandIeihs Pills,
as the best Medicine extHut for relieving those who
are lnborng under the e.fct' ot.ihcse complants
They are most Wtt and eiicacioS remedy, and GER
tain N their cis."--Agc.
TO TIE WHOLE FAMILY or MAS.--We feel both
pleasure and satisfaction IN recommending TO all our
readers, Brandr,lhs Vegetable Pills as the mos, GER
tam, most safe, and invaluable medicine extant. As
nn,i.5,ious and apercni Pills, we are perfectly con-
WINGED they stand fir above al others Ms certain
cure In all cascs OF worms, curvy, soorbuic humors,
eryspc,s, and nj affections Of the skin, dropsy as,h-
fonnd invaluable - Times
Beware fcountercits, aud remember TINT Drug
rsts nrc not allowed 10 sell the genuine. Ask 10 sSe
the certificate OF agency 4 IT. s. c. Buricy are
NE general agents Tor northern Illinois, and at their
STORE, ~ Lake Street, Chicago, they may bs had
and retail. Nov -. 1873 IL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01
For sale Cbcap.

election IL, town3i, range &c of3l r. VI. The
" above section is one Of the best and et,les, zee,
tons Of land in In Sale county is situated abou, 3
and Ottawa rond, is rich rolling prairie and well
adapted 10 The raising ofgrain.
April n, 1919 NORRIS s F;SLIEH