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The VIRGINIA HorEL--Wc cal, attention 70
'ho card Of this house, which will be found in a
mother column, No ono who has visited 81.
Loui, and stopped a, th. hotel has ever come
away dissatisfied The gsntlemonly landlord saves
nothing which will contribute to tie ease and
comfort Of his guests All persons visiting St
Louis on business will find it to their advantage
to stop at this hotel, "a it ia located on Main St.
and in the heart OF the business part of the city
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Papers Published of,ener than ,r weekly arc
TO be charged with five times the rates uf post.
age on weekly papers Paper, not containing
over 800 square inches may be transmitted at
one fourth Il the rates ahuye specified
Upon every other newspaper, each circular
not sealed periodical m1g,r me- aud every other
description Of printed matter uugonuec,cd with
any manuscript, " no greater weight than one
ounce, there snail be charged one cent. f.r any
distance not exceeding five hundred miles. and
for each additional ounce or fraction uf m ounce.
one cent for any distance over five hundred
miles, and under 1900, double these rates, over
1900 and under $500, treble, over $500 and
under $500 quadrupl"; for any distance exceed.
ing $500 miles, five times those rates
Subscribers to all periodicals shall pay one
quarters postage in advance and in all such
cases the postage to he onc.half the foregoing
rates. Bound book. and parcels e printed mat.
ter not weighing over ,hirty.,wo ounces. ,hall be
deemed mallabIo matter under the provisions Of
thl. section.
Tho postage on all printed matter other than
newspaper. and periodical. Published Mt intervals
not exceeding three months, and sent from the
office Of publication 10 absolute and bona ia,
subscribers, to be prepaid and il such be sent
through the lnnt,en,iuu OF postmastcrs ar other
wise, without prepayment. the same shall be
charged with double the amount of postage
which would have been chargeable thereon il
tho postage had been pre- paid Matter now e1
emp'ej from postage .hall continue to 20 free
The last section provides for the immediate
coinage Of three cent piece, to be- composed Of
three murths silver and one.foutth copper, and to
weigh twelve grains and three four,ls OF a grain
IL shall bear such devices Ms shall be- conspcu.
ously different from those Of the other silver
coins and 1T the gold dollar but having the in.
scrip,on United States Of America" and il,
denomination mud date; mud il shall be a legal
tender 10 payment Of debts for all sums Of thirty
cent. aud under,
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Markets.


Produce begins to com. forward more freely.
bat We note no change 81 far n prices Tor wheat
aud cJrn
W. quote corn 96c for ear AMI IS fof shclled
but with downward tendency.
The large quantities expected from the lllnol.
River has had tendency 60 make BUYERS more
cautious and some have Withdrawn from the
market AZ these prices.
Oats have again declined We now quote
sales AT .6a27 with downward tendency also IN
other articles there 5 uo change and not much
dong
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TEACHERS roa oRtoos.-Ths Empire City,
which leh for Chagres last week. carried out Ave
Female Teachers for Oregon, sent out by Gov
S'aas, General Agen, Of the Board Of National
Popular Edu'a,on. This Board had previously
sent out 100 teachers to different part, of the West
These young ladies are from different States.
Three from the Empire State, one from Vermont,
and one from Maine.
They were accompanied by Hon S. r. Thurs.
ton, N c., from Oregon The ladies nre Of differ
en' denominations. Presbyterian, Congrcga tional,
Baptist and Methodist
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sale OF school Land.
Take Notice

NOTICE is hereby gwen TO the uukn.wn owners
~ o, III" following described property, that, on the
g6h dny OF July l-i9 sal, by the sheriff tor the
delinquent laSrs Il 1913 purchased the wh VII ne
ar q sec g. town 30 n lor the sum IT SO o. and
that on the 27h day OF july lsi9, at IN, same sale,
purctnsrd lot m block u IA Ottawa Centre tor
the sum OF IS cts, the sums named being thu amt
Of taxes md costs on the lots unmed respectively
MISC, that the time OF redemption from sad sale val
expire on the 26h and 2T,h day. Of July, 1851
mTch 90 A VI ZlMMrRNAS
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Mns CHARLOTTE CusHNAs celebrated
American Actress has been fulfilling an engage.
ment Of twelve nights at Bates Theatre, in s,
Loui. Her mastery performances aroused
nearly Ms much enthusiasm and applause as Jcn.
n, Lind did who gave her concerts during the
same nights
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notice. s hereby given that will make nppli-
~ cation 10 the county cour, Of La Sale county.
on the ID Monday IN May next, for an order To
sell the lands and rncmens belonging to the estate
Of Hugh Allen, deceased, or ns much thereof ns
may he necessary To pay the debts OF said deceased.
q, which time and pnCe NIL persons interested, arc
requested to appear and show cause why snld rcnes-
tate should not be sold for the purpose aforesaid,
march - DANiEt BLAKE, Admir-.
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h c. Cook, Esq, will deliver lecture before
the Sons on Friday night next, in the court house,
On the subject Of Temperance. The public are
Invited to attend Sons and Cadet, Will meet IN
the Hall at o'clock
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Tonnernnce Meeting.

An adjourned Temperance Meeting viii DC
held at the Cour. House oH Monday evening,
March Slst, n; which time the utility Of the law
prohibiting ,ho sale cf spurious Liquors w. be
discussed, L.. tho friends Of temperance Turn
out
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Hnmncrntic Cuncus.

The Democrats Of Ottawa are requested to
meet at The court house en- Monday evening for
the purpose Ct nominating candidates for town
Offices
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Take NnIiCc

THAT on The 25,h and 26'h days OF July, 1919 at
sale by the sheriff for the delinquent taxes Of
Is 8 purchased the following lands and lots tor the
taxes md costs due thereon forA y lsIS.
10 acres nh swq Icc9T ~ y R3E
80 wh sea - 80 4"
25 nsptseq g. sft.vq"7" 30 4"
40 sw ne "a Sc 5"
40 SEQ ga &c :"
lot block s, in the town Of Nnawa
Peru
All IN La Sale county, Illinois, and that the time
Of redemption from sand sale will expire on the 25th
and goth DAYS oi July, 1851 T.. G. GRiGGS
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~ =. SCYROl,D,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor Mt Law, and So
~ lIci;oriu Chancery, Ottawa, La Sale county,
illinois
G5-Volunteer Advocate Tor Fugitive Slaves.
March
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county, IS,
In Sale cucu' court Aprl term, 4 D l-5l
Lew Lghiioo, IS Edmund ). jerks Attach.
went
NOIlCEI- hereby given TO the said Edmund
" jerks, that WIT OF Attachment issued out Of
he clerks office Of the circuit court Of SAID county
% the ,uIr OF said Lew lrhtioot tor The sun Of one
hundred AMI twelve dollars, dated the ~ 1T day OF
March, 4 y 1851, winch wrt ha, been returned
~ the sheriff OF SAID county executed
Now, therefore, unless you, the sad Edmund
Jerks, snn., be and appear before the circuit court
u sad La Smile county on the tIrst day Of the next
erm thereof 10 be holden nj the court house IN Otfa
wa, On the TN Monday In April next, give special
5nIi and plead to SAID plaintiff Accomplishments will
De- rendered against you 10y default and the proper
y eycd upon, or so much thereof a. may be- nee
r-snry to snus'y SAID judgment md costs will be
sold 10 satisfy the same + LlNDLEY. Clerk
l.. y LELAND, P"ir'> So,fs
tlt'0W1 tuarCA raj
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Notice

j lois for the taxes thereon, due the county Of La
Sale, and ,n,e Of Illinois for the year OF 1913, hcld
Mt the court house, in Ottawa, in said county in Ju-
ly, 1919, purchased the following tracts ofland on
the day OF the month thcrcunto annexed TO wit:
80 acres VIII NV sec IL town - range , July 25
10 actes Ell sw sec % town 81 range 3 do do
~ acres ELI nv SEC ~ town - range 3 do do
ll7t.l00 nwq sec Ia town 80 ranges July &c
The time oft'dcmpton OF said lands will expire
two years from said date oipurchnse
march 80 WN RFbnlcK
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The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune, in speaking Of the great London
Industrial Exhibition, says that the whole mum.
Der Of American exhibitors will be- 4sT
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N BOXES Shy 10 rIoss, 10 s5's uu.eed oil,
~ 10 lOhyl2 lard oIl,
100 kegs white lead. lOcau. grren paint.
Lu.i rerrLveI hy -ML.g GrtrLEH & HRE.r.N
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Tom whom i, mny Concern.

- ~ h",
NOTICES hereby given, That Certnn bond for
~ drrd ot lands gwen by me last October TO Asa
Carter OF La Sale county, was gwen Tor the land
without rrseWIng the widows night Of dover by
mistake. The reservation ot her night Of dover was
made IN the notice for sale and also in the procnma
ton at the time OF sale but in executing the bond
be gwen TOT the land subject to her right OF dover.
march IS A. II iiowLAsn,
Jy,,'. n & a.. Est,y, NJ Zen J,r, Jnsr
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Proceedings of the BOARD of Supervisors.

The board met in tho court room at : O'Clock
y IN pursuant to the call Of the chairman, Pre-
sent, Messrs Hoffman. BeariSley. Mitchell, Gallo
wly. Lets. Baldwin Barber. MrBurney, Jackson
Jones, Wallace Erls HuNsey, Highly, Clayton.
The petition of the Peru and GranJetour Plank
Road Company was presented, asking he Ilslt of
way ou such portion uf :he state road from Peru
to Gslena lying within ,hs county as has teen
altered 50 g make i. a county road. The ap-
phctuon was granted
The article, # agreement II the Ottawa North
cru PLANK Road Company were land h'i'Te tie
board and ordered To- he ti.rd and recorded
Mr. Hoffman. chairman Of ,he board, made SC
pa't that he had, in pursuance ut the distractions
oG ,he bolrl st the lat November meeting gnvd
IA their behalf the eight SAl,uH,ta.l bonds then no
the hands uf Nr Cu,hmau Al,o. that 10 put-u-
auce 1t Ike Instructions. he bad advertised Jud
sold the poor house aud farm to Mr James Nc
Barney. Tor $500. ami executed 20 hun. the u,,es
sary plpers. The report was accepted
NJ jackson offered resolution 20 r,s,lui the
resolution Il the board adopted last NoyeuIler Ge-
ciaIas I!aI Thomas o Errn vas not properly a
cuGal, V4upvr and ~ allow the I'M presented ty
Nir Ec- Supervisor frum South Ottawa, for the
supper. Of sad paupcr. Resolution los;--yea- 8,
ntys 5
On motion uf Mr. Wallace. an order was direct
e3 20 be drawn Oh favor OF Dr. Edward Mead fr
f,r the sum OF S5l42 BEN. - per w,eh fer the
srgpur, II John F,ntnn. an insane pauper from
J.n. - 'u April ~ 1851.
On motion. tie luad acce led ~ the contract
made hy Nj Wallace win John Palmer To sup
port Nr' pasDh. al Insane pIuger. At $3.50 per
week
Mr Barber offered ,rcsolutiou 'hatthe clerk Of
rLe board ne authorized TO contract with the pub
ll,hcrs of the Free Trader for the printing # 500
cp-ryS If the township law and that d.. finnish
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Horse for sale

D( ,lr subscriber. re7..uE On Indian Creek II
- horse > yuuus aaL sound. Terms, cash.
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MISUNDERSTANDING At,Ie.
NEW STORE

GNtA 7 l-s1TImrTI u 6tlI'iu- BOUUets Tu-
receives by .mr2gI GRlDLEY Il PRlsrCs
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KANE COUNTY.
Toup If Ottawa.
Lot . in block 80

I0tcn Of Joliet.
To- : block - in school section addition
do do \ do do do
the whole ofdo ll6 do do do
~ feet off the north side Of 10, block east Joliet
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W OGDEN Ware.
Glass. Paints. oils, ac.

- DOZ wooden pals, 5 doz wssh-'uh- n
= y su-rs. s e tor sac. hY GEtnLEY & HEL.r
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Amecuuc took place Tor heard aud saw;
And vi hat Nvu fancy tins Ut euug WAS for
" hv the meeting. from all could gather, WIS one
To Grscitc ou the merits OF NlRdichGHm y holm.
The excellent chairman, Sound Judgment Esq,
Having said 'rS wor,iS wl,hIcg3rd TO attire,
w Shoulders a man ct respectable note,
" lshcd 20 make grmaik on hls
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law but that of selfinterest to secure them. it
is so high as to shut out all large ones. Six
teen dollars for a package of hundred pounds
would not be paid the Government when an
express and other conyeyances would take it
for one dollar, and in many cases at tenth
part of that sum So great would be the
blessings of such postal provisions, and so
easily procured, as to render meetings and
memorials to ask them from the next Congress
both desirable and probable
EXPERIMENTAL scientific paper in New
York, called "The Student" has furnished in
its pages numerous prints as exercises for draw
ing in schools and families inviting young art
lists to send by mail post paid specimens of
their work. This invitation has been accepted
and specimens forwarded from most if not all
the States in the Union, under a five and ten
cent postage for half ounce. Through other
agencies, almost innumerabe drawings of ami
mails, plants buildings, implements, tools
utensils, machinery, landscapes, and nameless
other objects have been exchanged, through
the post Office, by skillful young hands animated
by generous minds greatly for their mutual i'm
prosement and reciprocal kind feelings I'm
der centan-ounce system Of postage, tens
would soon become thousands, and hundreds
millions of these tokens and fruits of skill, i'm
proyement and patriotism, in noble young
Americans.
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As we descend the slope of Life, when the
shadows begin to lengthen, and our feet touch
the crisp MOSES that spring by the river of
Death, what mellowed radiance do these
hours cast over the bleak path we have left be-
hind, Frightening even decay softening even
death
One week 1t seemed but a moment-a
mere breath one tumultuous heart-throb 10
Ben Farnham and Ellen Cross and yet its mo-
ments took hold on eternity for it was the
week of their betrothal.
TO BE CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
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For the National Era,
TO J. T. +.
BY JANE REyENAUGH.

q Loot mp through night hs ~oyld !, D'ide.'
TENNYsoN
Oh friend, tried, true, and faithful,
Alone, through mapy years,
Tresding wisA me unwearyingly
TINS long, dark vale of tears
The gathered clouds are breaking,
The day is drawing near
better time will come to us,
But tbs not coming here.
And now why tarry longer
In the shadows Of the night
For farther on know il we'll
Still farther on is light.
Oh no. not here, where memories
OF other days are stirred
Fathomless depths of bitterness
BY many careless word
Not here whore untold sOrrows
Have filled my life-eup all,
And friends pressed to my shrinking lips
The NORWOOD and the gall.
Friends, true in lile's clear morning,
Before ms STORM came on,
But writing, struggling in its power,
They &c. -''g--cl. ~ s...,l 49,,
Not here where each hope cherished
In earlier days has died
Aud the good angel once with me
Walks no more by my side.
Love, the forgiying angel,
Wearied of such unrest;
And Hate within my heart became
An unforbiddcn guest.
Proud Hate mans scorn defying,
Keen-eyed, sees meath all art,
dwelling to my inner sight
The plague-spot of the heart
She whispers to me- Enemies
Whenecr they cross my way;
And hooking visions in my dreams
Have faces such ms they.
And silvery ringing voices
Soothing me but for this
Have in their richest melody
clear, low, serpent hiss.
Ii is thy voice, o. Trcachery-
Betrayed cannot trust
Waiting with Turing smile tho power
To trample in the dust.
Not here, not here where evermore
Memories like these will come:
~ Has the broad Earth no other place
That may call my home
home where kind Forgetfulness
ai..lsssiA ssiI-,S.sss ,srinE~ -o..a --ll---
As though they were not, or, at most,
half-remembcred dream.
There brighter hopes would waken,
There holier Thoughts be given,
To lure the yearning spirit up
Toward the gate Of Heaven.
Oh ! then why tarry longer
In the shadows Of the night
For farther on know it we'll
Still farther on is light.
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i" You are deceived to conclude all treasons bo
by the statute 20 Edw. III for that statute is but
declaration OF certain treasons which treasons
before Mt tho common law. Even so there doth re-
main divers other trcasons at this day at the CON-
mon law which be not expressed by that statute,
the judges can dcclarepPer Stanford, State Tr,ais,
VOL J, p H.
I Soc the statutes II H. 2, c, 3 ii. 7, G. IA 20
II. 8, G. 49, rs II. 8, c. 4 | Edw, 8, G. IL; 3&4
Edw. 8, c. s.; APP, NJ, c. 8, ., 10; l Eliz G 5 !;
Is Elis, c. yl4i IA Eiiz, c. l rs Eix., c. with
many Others whereby so many pains Of treason we're
ordained by statute, that no man know what no
ought 70 know, or " do, or to say, or 10 speak.
Though doubt Of such peiRsp PssAsabls 10 sisiuts
H. I. And that judges we're not less complying
than Parliaments the histories Of those times fully
prove.-Ses HIDES Ha., II. &. 81, ll5, ll9, 100,
l2l, &C., aud the State Tiais, passip
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TIE N,rIoRAL FRA Is PUBLISHED wRRxLy, ON ssvssrh
STREET, oPPosIrg ODD FRLLows' HALL
TERMS.
Two dollars per annum, payable In advance
Advertisements not exceeding ten lines inserted 'e'
dimes or dollar; every Subsequent hSeT'on '"en'
Eve ctuis -.
a., accommodations 10 the EaA. whether on business
= s naper or for publication, should be addressed To
G. BAILEY, Washington, ID c.
BELL & BLASoHARD, PRIsrERs,
c,,h street Few doors south u Rennsyyana avenue
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III.

Kind was the welcome but humble enough
the shelter which the narrow means of the
brother enabled him TO give Mary Farnham
and her children. He had invested the savings
of one or two years hard labor in u few acres
Of wild land, portion of the large tract Of ma
tive forest that stretched away on the north of
the hamlet where they were born. Here he
had erected a comfortable log house TO shelter
his wife and babies for shall we blame If at
the age of twenty-one, without a family tie in
the world save that which bound him 10 his
distant and almost unknown sister, he turned
deaf ear to all the maxims of worldly pru-
dence, and took to his heart q friendless, por-
tionless servant girl whose ready smiles had
lightened the hard years of service in their
masters house Z, But the experience of one
and-twenty, united to that of wife of seven
teen, is not particularly remarkable "for ma
king both ends meet" in domestic affairs; and
the widow soon felt that any shelter in which
she could get up her few goods, and pursue her
own way of living would be a relief both To her
and them.
Some distance in the rear Of his dwelling. in
a small open space in the forest stood little
blackened, mossgrown cabin, used by the for
nser proprietors in the mandatory Of maple
sugar This was soon repaired-the furnaces
taken out chimney built some boards laid
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Love took up the glass of Time, and held II in his
glowing hands $50,
Every moment lightly shaken ran itself in golden
saods -
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" Look mp through night he eoyid IS U''de.'
TENNYSoN.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-04-03
Mr.. Rtxes and tho aunion. ,,

We give up portion Of our paper to-day to
letter from Mr.. JOHN G. RIvEs, to be paid
for by him as an advertisement, which we are
induced to publish from the consideration that
he is at present without journal of his own in
which he can appear before the public, and has
sought our columns as medium of reply to al
legged attacks upon him. In doing so, however,
we disclaim all intention of taking part in the
quarrel between him and the editor of the
Union, nor will we obligate ourselves to con-
tinue the controversy in the columns of the Re
public, even as an advertisement, should its
length or the language employed render it, in
our Judgment, inexpedient to do SO.