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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11

The distinguished William Writ, within
OF 8 months after his marriage, became adict-
ed to intemPerancc. the effects of which ope-
rated strongly upon the mind and health Of
his wife, and in 4 few months more she was
numbered with the dead. Her death led him
30 leave tae country where he resided, and lie
removed 70 Richmond, where he soon rose to
distinction. But his habits hung around him,
with igilysand f-olickeoz1o spirits, in Baccha-
naIian revelry. Ills true friends expostulated
with him, and tried te convince him, Of the in
jury he was doing himself. But he still per
sisted. His practice began TO fall OF, and
many looked on him as on the sure road to
ruin. lie was advised to get married, with a
view Of correcting his habits. This he con-
sented to do, if the right person offered. He
accordingly paid his addresses to Miss Gam
Bile. After some months attention, he asked
her hand inmauiage; she replied-'Mr. WiTt,
have been well aware Of your intentions for
some time back, and should have given you to
understand that your visits and intentions were
not acceptable, had I not iprocated the af-
i-~----+ J ~. C'A'''CA AJi mt Luz e1AtiiD'
yield my assent until you make pledge new
erto touch. taste or handle Intoxicating drinks.
This reply TO Er. Writ was as unexpected as
it was novel. His reply was, that he regard
ed the proposition as bar to all further con
siderations Of the subject, and left her Her
course 10 hin was the same as eyer-his, re,
sentiment and neglect. In the course ola few
weeks, he went again and solicited her hand.
Bat her reply was, her mind was made up
+ lie became indignant, and regarded the terms
/ She proposed as insulting to his honor, and
vowed itshouid bethe lastmeeting they should
have. lie took TO drink worse than ever, and
seemed TO run headiong 10 ruin. One day.
while laying in the outskirts Of the city, near
a little grocer or grog-shop, dead drunk, 4
Young lady, whom it is not necessary 70 name,
was passing that Wy e her home, not far off,
and beheld him with his fee upturned to the
.scorching sun. She took her handkerchief,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11
Terms of the Tribune:

To Village Subscribers, . s. 90
To Office and mail Subscribers, -. l 50
For less time than one year, in the same
proportion.
II Payment TO be made in .6draHee.
Single copies, FIVE cents.
II Produce Of all kinds, received On su5scrip-
ton al the market prices.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11
VOLUME III. NUmBER Ii.

s, re .zT5 'g1,eF hearted eo''ia not endure
-l'e S:--' Oh o'2a.i, ana be vas tac first
lLt5'.l N any elFiltzea 1'a5lon that attempt
sd 70 '9-"sh tle passage ot 2 law, abolish
i''s tP-l5i F. Punis4lnent, Oh the gro-wd. rs
-'e a--,.-eo, 'lat L vas 50 cruel Vet, In
"l1ef me- we see 5-lis same man presiding
. over an assembly of mon who sent thou-
seh''s cf tAeif fellow beings to tie g1illo-
y-He. WIN Is lit5-e ceremony as they would
nave sent s1ea4 to tae slaughter. thus del
uSin@ france IN blood and c.atair- Ter IN
mourning And tAe nasle Of E,ajlsDicrre
Is now the embodiment of cruelty. blood
Jhirstness and inauman5tr. These are
/ stFl6lng instances Of She changes that Aa5-
I I Ir29nees ~ the characters of men But
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11

The following Address was received for publ.
cation some time since. butcher matter has crow
aed It ont until this week We ask for It an al
tentiFe Peru=sl: believing Il worthy tie attention
Of alL-ED. Tzl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11

+The State Of North Carolina has
distributed during the present year, $50
Isl for the support 81 comglon-sehools IN
lkat State
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11

Iv0Er.-About $50 tons Of ivory are
used in Sheffield. England. annually 1t
Is supposed that 1000 elephants are Kill
Ell annually to make up the supply.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11

PrE1SmNG LIAEs-In Turkey. when
q st0re-keeper Is convicted of telling lie
his house is painted black to remain 50
for one month IF such law were in
force here, it might give a s0nbrc appear
ance IN some Of our cities
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11

B-ssIA.-According to the census OF
ls46, the population of the Russian empire
is 540OG000
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11
Business DIRECTORY,

For olr .4frcrtiztu- P1rgs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11

Il Cards inserted b. tie year at the rate o
one dollar per Inc
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-09

The Of person win be snsssd our books uslsss
payment Of hs subscription be made v advance.
Distant susserDen forward letter, The postage
on which Will Be paid By assumed BY ourselves In
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published ui weekly during shs
sions of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period year win bs received
terms pTopordoned to the shove annual rates.
nPosTMAsTERs are authorised 10 act a ou ..-.. a.d bv
sending DAILY subscnben ESQ enclosed or rvs
EM-WEEKL subscrbe with or rvs WEEKLY
subscribers, with 4o enclosed win copy ar s
edition they furnish subscribers Cor, rsss..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
l. OSMAN. OTNNWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, April. 27 1850

think proper to admit, shall not be prohibited by
congress, prior to the year 1908, but tax or duty
maybe imposed on such importation, not exceeding
ten dollars for ench person.
The argument for slavery is, hohnnportation I'M
plies property, and as persons named, it implies
properly in human beings But does 1t necessarily
mean this Il must, without any possibility OF mis-
Ial.e, or this meaning cannot be taken according to
the rule, and everybody knows that this word is Of
ten applied to foreigners who are imported ulto this
country, and the iUe demands that il should be I'M
Piled TO them nnl not to slaves Besides are all
imported persons 10 be treated as property What,
all foreigners brought into this country by Importers
II not, and all must say tina this cannot be ih inca
ming Of the article, then who shall separate them
Shall the master Of the vessel do it Let il be sub
mitted to him. and buticw would escape The car
90 ofmen, women and children nigh, be owned by
him, and sold into perpetual Londnge
Something more may be expected on his sup ect
at some future trnc. e. Z
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27

Tie following spicy article i, from Mrs Swi, 2
helms Ii'i'JTrh Saturday E'idtcr We hay,
no doubt tina; "Mr pi,k' considers himself an
Swcrcl.
"lEEcEDEScE-Mrs Swi,shclm has copfcsccuR
oiat last to take her husband in II, assistant cd
ltor Of tle NIstcr; but boldly places her name Il.
boyc hs, aud calls herself the senior editor. %
htO Picdpme.
Very sorry to say Nc pi,ayune, ,lG.. YOU
have quite over estimated our puwc,s'ot tuule.
cen,iun. We profess TO be- the very cmbodimt nt
OF humility and luwly mndcdness but To become
an editor, wife, at this time of dnv, passes our
IDEAS of humiliation even on fast day You must
think Mr. Tick, we were very scarce Of offers in
our hey day, when we married fellow who thir.
teen years afterwards was hanging loose on soci.
ETY., waiting rs assistant editor to anyboiy's pa.
per, SuCh mn employment suits Il go,ug man
very well, while he runs the college rust
oil his mauncrs and prepares for active life but
for man IN the meridian Of life, rs Mr. Swisshclm
IS, to bc waiting for his wife to give him place
is picture Of manhood that cXcitcs our contempt
Such lnater could never be our husband long,
for we believe in divorces. We do beg Of our co.
temporaricS TO bc easy on Mr. IS account lie
is perfectly able to take care Of himself and us
tOo-has business of his own TO attend To that is
of more Importance in pccuuiary sense than
half q dozen newspapers like the Nisiter, There
would b. a sad waste of bone and music in pla.
cling him in nh editorial chair lie looks upon
qulllriying rs somewhat like tailoring suitable
for little women and small men, such as ourself
and the editor of the picayune; and could spare.
without missing it, enough selfrespcct, iirnincss
aud decision of character to save half u dozen
such men rs our Picayune friend, from all fear Of
being hcnpecked or eclipscd by ther own or any
other bodys wives But il circumstances and
tastes were So far different from what they are
that 1t would hc suitable we should bc associated
together IN the conduct of the Nisiter, we would
place our name before his, although he is our sen.
ior 10y n good many years anl our superior in far
more respects than one. His being our husband
gives him no title TO precedence IN n business
we understand better than he. The relation Of
husband aud wife we recognize ~ one of perfect
equality, and would scorn to sustain n marriage
relation with any other understanding. He il not
any more osr superior in soiuc respects than our
present and former assistants are in Others, or the
same, They are NIL stronger, Larger and better
mathcmatlclan- than We, but we can write cdito-
rial To suit the Nisitcr, take care of Il baby and
bake biscuits better than any Of them So when.
ever we come in competition ns Nisi,cr editor
baby tender or biscuit baker, We will "bodly'
take the precedence.
I Puzzle. .--.kcpy utl loft hrgo nv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27

NlcrArt A>oaLu-An.eln loved marble n.
other men love ne; aud Ne see IN living things
symmcry beauty and perfection, so in every
block OF uuIb.t hc Saw hU'aan iUrins wi;h all
ue'; muscles, iilJc' and passions
M ar'. h. saw hu: single objec. worthy of
being Reproduced, and that was the human form,
and IN man, only two ,.,ugs--ugscies and ls,rs-
iun-thr hody and lhc soul &C sculpture. Cos.
TUNES, Landscapes, ground, perspective, were
nothing 10 him; hence nearly all his persons ara
nude, a',I even III. painting seem as ii sculp;ur.
cd
Michael Angelo cool0 not help being sarcastic,
although he WIS no drractur from real merit;
single proof OF this Is found in his noble ribule
tu the genus Of Gilbert, who has made the IRA.
zen doors ut The Baplt,ry 1T florence;
They are worthy oE being the gatcs Of Para.
disc One day q p1micr came to him To show
him a picture in which there was not u part no
haduut copied from the works Of others,
Ii is vel, done said Auselo, 'bu, lido not know
whit wi. become OF your picture at tie lny qf
Judgement, when all the members rcioin their
bodies, fr here Is head which clongcd To David
of Cimhbuc--there lcc YOU have taken from
GlotIo--an arm YOU have borrowed from,
What vii! remain ofyouf r..Hr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
miscellaneous.

Johnston a Charruuud. Express AGENTS for
Liringsfon and FWgg's Lime, Ottawa, III.
George Smith, Fashionable Tailor, opposite Cush-
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the E1st and WILDE happy to make up clothing ior
all who may favor him with their patronagr \ tt
warranted III every case. Particular attention paid
to Cutting. Ottawa, may 10, 1919.
seth E. Earl, Carriage, house hnd sign Painter,
PdpcTerdHd GidSisr, Ottawa, III. Shop on CO.
lunibus street, over Palmer and Gays wagon and
carnage mnkcrshop.
Jacob &. stone, Sidilc, Harness, and Trunk
manufacturer, and Carriage Trimmer, corner OF
Canal aal Columbus streets, Ottawa. MARI
A. B. Smith, Fashionable Tdilor--porM side of
the Court hOaSe square, OhUra, III. Fashions
regularly received. All work eXccuedn his shop
warranted. Cutting done to order
Jos. II. Wagner, Justice ofthc Peacc, office in
the nortl-enst corner Of the court houscup stairs,
Otfdwd. dee ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
TIE FREE TRADER.

NEw YORK TRrBuSE--Ihe publishers Of the
New York Tribune have sent US a copy Of their
daily Of the 10Th inst, which aIp.ars in quarto
form and Is double the former size of tie Daily
Tribune. The publishers state that the enlarge.
mcnt Is to remain permanent, and is made to meet
the increased demands upon their col.mns, both
for reading and advertising matter The price Of
the daily remain. unchangcd--2j per year. In
announcing the change, the editors draw the fol.
lowing rather satisfactory contrast:
Commencing nine years since with less than a
thousand subscribers names in all-ani many Of
these rather yielded from personal Kindness than
with any idea of building up new journal-our
present regular issue is $500 copies of our Daily,
l,6s0 of our Semi Weekly aud 39,T2O Of our
Weekly edition, beside growing European and
very large thongh unsteady California edition.
Our first weeks business footed up, Expenses
1928, Receipts 500: our last weeks aggregates
were Expenses S2iiG, Receipts $3.50: balance
on the right side, SGSi II is not awgys so Largo
as tins, but II has been larger and il generally one
that we have no reason to complain Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
The Country Las,Ie and her Lover.

BY RICHARD coz, IN.
"To morrow, ma, I'm sweet sixteen,
And Billy Grimes the drovcr
Has poppd the question to me, ma,
And wants to be my lover
Tomorrow morn, lie says, mamma,
He's coming here quite early
To take a pleasant walk with me
Across the field Of barley
You must not 80, my dear.
There 40 use now talking.
You shall not 90 across the field
wish Billy Crime, 4 walking.
To think Of this presumption, too,
The dirty, ugly droyer
lwouJcr where your prile las gone,
To think Of such a rover "
"Old Grimes j, dead You know. mamma,
And Billy Is 50 lyneIv
Besides they say Of Grimes estate
That Billy is the only
Surviving heir to Ill that's left.
and that they say Is nearly
y good ten thousand dollar, ma---
AboGta'2 hundred yearly" "
u l.Iunh.ar, n.y Lau-at,r lear.
Your last rcuar. ga,l clearly,
But Billy r O. rlety. !,i
AN. Hy Ip.J. love, dearly,
Nymoab.r tlou, 20 om.srow NOM,
t. Leup hr.si, AMI curly,
To take a pIca,au, walk with him
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
Horse ShCeing and Farriery.

jlit Sah,'unrr DrES leave TO anGoucc 10 the public
that ar has opapcI In establishment IN Columbus
street. near LIr Catholic Church, where the business
oihors" >hocmh and tr-.ery Will be conducted ON the
most scientific puuc.p.cs. Il is generally admitted
mat lno many Of ihosr who practice shucinr are to-
'auy IgtoTau ui Us principles, thereby predicting the
numerous ot coutraCto,ls and ,liSrnS,; ,f the
l'ci daily Witnessed 1t really becomes the dnry OF
cycy ONE who values good horse, 50 essential ro
hl> profit as well as h, peasure to secure the sc,y
ccS u Il good lnrnrr Tor 50 useful an animal
ftfee" gsdrS prac'ca, experience, 1t is hoped ". IN
enable the subscriber 10 o.IowG correct system cal
cHlaicd To- prevent diseases consequent on unSklilu
'noelur; and when necessary, 20 remedy the errors
Of the past T. TANNING.
Ot'I,yu. Nov % Sig M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.
flRF, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Office on Water ST, near Market, in IIjsc's Pow
Vincennes, Indiana.

NIllS Scompany having hecnduly organi1cdant
the capital stock properly secured, are now
n prepared to receive applications for lnsurnnc,
1gunst loss ordnmngc by fire, onbuldings, ,merchan,
die, machinery mills manufactures and all de.
scriptlons Of property. Also merchandise and pro-
ducc in the course oiinland transportation, and upon
the lives OF oiindividunls. The rncsot premium which
will govern this institution, will conform To the rs.
tobIishcd rates OF the eastern offices All losses viii
be literally and promptly adjusted and paid.
Directors,
lipcepnes-fon K n Cnmun, William J. lie.
bcrl John w. Maddox, Jacob Pea
Fort lPdyne- -petcrP BAILEY.
Lgtdyctte--l'homns L Benbrdgc
Irrrc- Hau,c--Wnl,cr W Early
EraasrRte Henry ID. Allis
Nc'c lOrk--Elishn W Chester, John ]. V. Wcs.
imeryelt, Henry T. Talmadge, Frederick Mason,jr
Richard &, Akery
n. CARNAS, PRESIDENT
r W CHESTER, Y, Prcsideni
=, ALLEN, Secretary, Iinrcpncs
n. 4. ELpREpgr, SerryS \ 7rcds'r, N Y.
tcb9 JOS, w DOW, Agent, O,tnwn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
TIIsEINslJI,ANCE.

THE undersigned having been appointed agent Of
L the North Western Insurance COmpany of Os-
wego, New York. is prepared tor insur,ng houses
buildings, manufactures, stores, goods wares and
merchandise generally from loss or damage BY fire
said company was Incorporated by the state Of ew
York in 1892. Capital Slj0OO0, jall paid n.)
Directors.
T. PmLrS PnuNx, Sgru GRosvrvoR, J,urs
IGARr, r., GroRGR w MoRroN, New York City,
u. p BREWSTER, Geo fpnER lururH IVRiamr
S. B. LuDLow, II EAsLE, ABRoNsoN Al. GRANT
JAMES Lyon, Oswego.
j.. V. j.. PRuyN, Albany, in | -6m
SAMUEL HAwlBy sec. t,rnRsD Fisnrp prcs't
GEO H. NORRIS nren, O,tnwn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27

H'uT D3g'JH, aUU I'VE NlicS N0Tfi west Of Ottawa,
They consist o nearly
300 Varieties Of Annie.
And great variety Of Pears Pums, and Cherries,
which have been selected with care and rrrat rX.
pensc from the most popn.nrund approved Nurse
rlcs IN the Union, embracing nearly all the standing
varieties in the eastern aud southern states tine fruit
Of whicht Is confidently believed, canno. a 10 SUI,
the most delicate and refined pilates
The subscriber assumes with confidence that he
has the greatest r1reig aUd most splendid asSprt-
meBi To be found in northern Illinois The tres
nrc from to years of age, and ranging from to
: feet in height, and well pIoportioucd
1t IS believed that the lamcnlahlr rcm-sncsS on
the pnrt OF farmers, every where Observable in plan.
ting fruit trees, is mostly attributable To the alnos,
total future, IN most cnsrs, where trees have been
tran'p.nntrd from distance, and the fbrous roots
on which the tree relies iOI its nulTimCut have be-.
come dead from too long exposure to dry air or So.
we're trus;s after taking them up, either Of which is
fatal To i,s growth But these tmbauassmcnts no
longer axist The farmer can now be supplied IN
his own vicinity with the number and variety he
wishes, grownm the same soil and climate in which
they nre 10 be trUnsplantcd
II the trees are taken up IN the spring 1t shouldbc
done soon after the frost is out OF the grOuudt all
events, before the lent begins to put toih lflaken
up in the fall, they Shauld be buried until spring
Apple trees at the Nursery II. cents all other
kinds, - cents WELLS WAIT.
Dayton, Jan l9 lSi0-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
u bnsiciuns s. Gurorons.

w. " We:ch. VI ID, having located pcuua-
nenily IN Ottawa, respectfully utrr,hi. services no
the different branches OF medicine md surgery To
the inhabitants OF the town and vicinity ONlcc
AT White and Hunters drug store. Er-Mcpcc at
Mr. An,es boarding house, Coumhus--t "i
VIM. W. Cavarly. Physieiau & Sgrgson- Paa-
tidc. Livingston C0HatR. Iimg,y. offers bis pro.
frssionll srrvicrs to tlcc.ulcns uironlac and ,l-
cinity, AMI hopes by attention 10 business 20 IN r'
share oipul.c patronage -!-5p
Dr. Gooding, Office uorh s.ir n he pub'c
squire Residence roTHcyof In Sale ami Il'g-
ter srerts Being always devoted 60 ms pru.ca-
siou, he hopes tor share otpubuc patronage.
II. ". Hopkins. Pdysicila agi Su-cOn-O Of
tara H., offers IN, prOs loua, services TO llr cl
tl1ens ot Ottawa and vicinity Office between
Phep, and WakrrN !hrhlnG's stores. where he
may be- ioa1I At all times except when absent on
professional bgmeas. angGH1
DR.. Pearson, Ptysirir7. Sqr-cs1. and D.p-
hst-ONglrg, III, of. rs b.. professional srTyIras
10 the inhabitants OF DH1wu aud vicinity Of
flee NJ his rrSllcuc, pu CuIuIhU, -Nr.,
=. SD, Z. sill continues 10 perform operation. H
all the vlriou. hy,nrir- o. U.41s',g. Ihar4.- JD
Correspond T.h tie tunes! mar -, ~
ID. ID. Thompson, VI d, odrr- ha pru.r--ura.
services TO the ci,jZrns ol Ot,awn and yIrWlry
Oice, next door to the Free Trader oi!.r. np
silis IN Reldich'. block 9y2p -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
Life, Health and Fire Insurance.

THE undersigned having received the agency ol
i the Connecticut Life Insurance Company the
Hartford Life aud Health Insurance Company, The
jackson County Mutual Insurance Company, and
the New York Protection Insurance Company, Js
now ready to receive applications tor Insurance IN
either of these companies, They are nl sound md
prompt, and have the confidence OF business men
and The psoplc generally, where ,hey.nn known,
'rhc officers aud directors OF these several companies
nrc honest, able, aud attentive to their dutcsqhalI-
ticatons Indispensable, and sufficient guarantee to
those who insure with them. that, in case oioss, they
will be paid without unreasonable delay. ~,
Persons wishing their lives or property insured VII
surely find il to their interest to call ut the office o.
NoRR,s & FISHER in the court holfc. ...
California risks taken by s.a aud overland
Ottawa, mar >, 1850. ..3l.u Gro. 5 FISHER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
. NJ gistS

Walker N IIickiing. DcIierS IN Urprs, N-5i-
ciRes, Pants. oils. furnishes, Patent .NaI!.
cines, Glass, sc, Ottawa, III.
White - Hunter. Dsalers ,m Drr-, YeJ.riprs
PliHio, oils, Patent Nsi.riHcs. Tqraiyiis Hg..
StHfSSc second store north ot,lie Man ton house
Ottawa, Ill.
G. H. Thompson. Dsr'cTp D2tgs Patent V.li
rinrS, Pants Diis, TquiyIes Dye-Sivgy. x e
Between Cily Hotel land Eeddc. block
ST.. smith, Dcaicr ~ D,Vgs, li,iriues Paia's
O.L', Dy'.S'uF5,S s.. Sc, Nswa.k, kcudai! cgua,
~ Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27

l--L'g CAREER os Ma CALHouN.-S;r Calhou,
Ns osn ~ AbD-,lr. $ Carolina, March Is,
'ls-. !. t.s- age ot 20 year, Le graduated at
.J- College, COM Ia lsJ5. he was admitted 10
'ue bar oI IDS naive state One car later he
w1' elected to the legislator, Of ). CaruDa. where
j" rr.7el two years In loll ho vas sent 10
Congress. ~ lsl7 he become Secretary of War.
.1' -"n Hted s" eitAr Yeats. ti!tii 1925 when Eu
o'e4ns Wee t>fcsitcnt u the United States. l.,
.s-s Ec wa5 re c'cied and held that Office within
few months of eight wears In December 1852
hercsisnel T. anl w.,s elected senator from s
'-r-..AA, II Fc5Uury, lSli, he was appointed
secretary Il State AMI held tat Olive ons wear.
When ~ "ts ra"'osrn a, senator IA, which oiiica
,! continued until lis great rl.ii; vas recalled
from Vi, body
For forty two wears lie was III active poi;i.ni
Ni'. anI served his county faithfully tuiiug IL.
"a,.y u H.: ti.o,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
Il otcls 8

City Hotel. hy Mrs. \. DrLNNo, northeast cor
ncr oi the court hou'c squire. Ottawa The house
iscghly situated IN the centre oi the business pur.
ton Of the town It has Just undcrgooc thorough
renovation and repair. Ample s,abhns attached
Fox River House, by l.. DELANo, on the canal
Ucar the aQladuct. Canal packets stop regularly
n, this house.
American House, near the confluence Of the Il.
linois and Fox Rivers, andnc the bridge.
Mansion House, Ottawa, Ill., by Il THorv. Pas.
senscrs carried free 10 and from the canal pack.
cts. Stages arrive and depart daily