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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-12-06
Harness Shop.
EW GOODS
nao ooDS1.

Ao yTooDS9s
THE subscriber invites the attention OF his trends
L and the public generally, to his large nssort-
nent Of Dry Goois, Groceries, Hardware, Crock
cry, Boots and shoe, &c, bought at greatly re-
ducrd prices, aud tor sale Cheaper hdn Ever, for
cari or produce, consisting IN part OF
llba.es heavy brown sheetngs,
medium
S fine
10 bnus
81 dozen black and white waddng
, pieces Canton funnel, hIenchcd and unblec'd
- red, white, and yellow Canton flannel
- plain and plaid nsey
10 indigo blue cheek
IS superior red tick
20 STRIPE shlrng
lOO bIeached shifting
10 crash
50 d" coIcr-d cambria
IS " American, Scotch, English and French
aHghGms
50 " American aud Ffench nous dc .aine
100 fancy prints
IS blue aud grunge prints
50 long shnwls Of all qualities
20 dozen cnmlOrtcrs
% pieces ky. Jeaus, OF all colors and prices
~ " Cloth cI%f''
2oc lhs. white aud cold carpet warp
400 " COTTON yarn
80 doc. lamhs wool shirts
100 g." hose and hall hose,
WoolIenund buck skin miltens kid gloves, laccs
cnmbrlCs lacorc,s, SirisS and book musn., linen
nan !kerchlcts linen lawns, linen and cotton hose,
Irish linens, k'n'lug, sken md spool cotton pms,
needles, and buttons, together wiha great variety
Ut other goods, usually kept in n dry goods store
too uumetous 10 mention. Also
20hhIs n o. sugar
30 bbIs plantation mUlasses
10 sugar house
81 boxes soap
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Markets,

OTTAWA, Dec. 6.
For the past week the market has been inactive
except in corn and pork. Wheat is held back for
better figures. Cats continues to come in slowly.
We quote sales Of winter wheat ut 64056c.
Spring at 2sGsjc.
Com, zoe.
Oats, lie.
Barley 259S0c.
White beans in good demand for family use.
Pork sales Of eond lots Of heavy hogs at
S337t@375, dividing on 2o0lbs. The OPINION is
entertained that it will recedc from this figure.
CHICAGO Dec. 9, 1851.
Receipts for % hours reach $50 bush wheat,
100 do corn. 1850 do oats.
Wheat-sales spring to warehouse at 3la33
cents, to mills at ssa37 eta A few lots winter
to mills at 55a66 cent..
Oats--saes from teams at l6al6l cts per 80
lbs
Corn-sale small lot from teams at 2oa22 cts
per 70bs in the ear.
Groeerio-ssle II bids Cuba sugar Mt o..
s do n o at cts; 10 bbls Cuba ut eiasl; S3
bbls clarified nj 7!ast bhls y o noasses
at sea 40 cts; Is bags Rio coffee at eialO cts
chests Y II ten at 40a69 eta Is boxes raisns
at So i?t democrat
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Special Notices.
CAL, ID.

Ds. c. HARD would inform his friends and pat
rons in Ottawa and vicinity, tina, in consequence Of
i'll health, he is obliged for time to relnqnish the
Practice OF Medicine and that Dr. Z. A. Hill will
supply hisp place dunnghis absence.
Dr. Hard would take this opportunity Of inform.
ing his friends that he places implicit confidence in
DR.. Hill as medical practitioner.
Residence and Office at Dr.. I!ardS.
Ottawa, November 2l-4w
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NOTICE

VlNllE undersigned will gite his undivided n,
tention to the prosecution of Claims of eve.
~ description before Congress, ana the Executive
Departments oi Government.
lie will be- IN Washington, during the session Of
Congress, and at his residence in Alton, ILLINOIS,
during tn" recess aud communications addressed
To him al either place will receive prompt attention
ms in his absence he will leave trusly and competent
prrsous - attend business sent hun Ills vice
oi FIX years m Congress, and the great experience
he has had N the prosecution o clnms for pensions,
bounty land warrants, extra, and back pnv, as well
rs pay Tor horses aud other properly lost IN the Mex
lean ,nd Indian wars, wilt, he trusts, enable him 10
give satl inclon - 'tnsc in,nsins buslnc-. to his
cnrc, IL wtl g,y' particular attention 10 Rero'n.
tonarv ZEN. C1imS aud to procuring BOun
~ L1nd War ans, afitn lOrntng disposng ot
The same, t"r lhosr ru,itl'd 10 bounty land under
III" net al 2'h September 1857 also to suspended
cln'ms AT any olthe Departments
"" w'-l >" r""'fillv rrf,~'o tho ,nrt1l"rs rc tho
present aud the three preceding Congresses, and 10
the heads o' D'pnrlmcnts, ~ the late md present
Adnmlntrnti"n-. ROBERT SMITH
Alton, November 90 1851
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- NEW IoRs. LIST
WE steamship promelheus from san Juan via
Have.Nrnrriycd the morning bringing $4,000
as irr'em and 100000 in hands u passengers
She brings slQ passengers and dates from Haya
ma to the 96,horihy Of au'her, who had been sen
fenced To 'iw Of the case the frstS years, expec
,en 70 recess, isa NATIONAL lNsrlrutf'% lis
o'o'heopcrate as the great central luminary O,S
ohngtional mind, from which all minor insttu
should derive light and heat, and toward
sh they .hould, also, reflect back their own
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Lisbon Academical Institution.

The winter term Of hi. Institution will cor-
mence on Monday, December ~ and Continue
10 weeks II 81 SrAps, A b Principal.
Miss REnEKAH VI Mrap!AM, Asst
The trustees feel p,tplreo 10 announce 10 The
pubic that the iacllltr. afforded by this Institution
Tor a thorough practical education are unsurpassed
BY any similar Institution IN Northern Illinois
The ACADEMY building Is large and conImod!.
Gus, and has been recently arranged for the accom-
modai,on Of the Female Department, which is dis.
tnci from tie Male The ieacherp bring high re.
concentrations OF their qualifca ion. rs instruct.
ors, and nothing now remains but the GENEROUS pat
ronnge OF the pubic 10 make ]. sbon Academy s
permanent and desirable scho0. 70. yo.,a.
Tuition for quarter Of II weeks
Common English E.nrches. $500
Higher Z" 35O
Greek and Latin, 800
Drawing, 600
French, teS,ra) lCJ
MUSIC, (yocall SO
distractions on Piano. ~h rAe clint, 30
The text books OF The school will be Of the mos.
approved kind and viii be furnished the scholars
by the Principal at a favorable rate.
Board, exclusive Of iuc and washing, can be or
tanned in private families nj 81 and Sl2S per
week. fnEy Hills, Sec,y
lisbon November % ISL
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PLANK ROMA citizen Of this place was hanl
cd up yesterday and mulc,ed in the pleasant, 'it.
tie sum saS for "6rcibly passing the toll gate
Of the Ottawa Northern Plank Road, without pay.
ing toll. Frequent attempts Of tn. sort have in.
duced the eompan! to publish tho law in the pre-
misses and to take measure. fer its rigid enforce.
ment. See their advertisement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-12-06

ILLINOIS RIVER BsSK-We notice by the Peru
Democrat that the Illinois River Bank Of TAYLOR
and Coling. at Peru, have taken the necessary
steps to organize under the General Banking Law
Of tins state just adopted, and to couiuc, its bu.i
ness strictly in accordance with all the require.
mcnts Of that law
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~ lDEH0CHC.

"E hereby monty all those indebted 10 MS nv
w Note or Book Account, to cull forward inn.
m,dlatriy and make satisfactory settlement, Tor
we shall adhere to the principle al making prompl
collections on the l., of January
December Z. koRS & MAypIrB,rv
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NoricE.--Thc Rev. Mr. IvKnsos from Green
Bay, will preach in the Norwegian language u,
the Court House in Ottawa, OH Sunday morn.
ing next, at 10 o'clock All are invited to at.
tend
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-12-06
New and Heavy Arrival
OF FALL GOODS AT THE
z a r I'M e rs' Store
Charles 4. Fisher

Charles 4. Fisher
II AS just received heavy rarl Of his FAN
l ! und Winter stock consisting OF
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, HdrdWare, CrockerY, Boots and Shoes,
de- DE. dc.
which the public wanting . purchase goods CHEAT
are invited TO call and examine.
He stI continues in connection with TIE store
the
Harness shop.
and always keep on hand n good assortment OF
Harness. and every thing in that Inc, OF our own
which wcp,eig ourselves to sell low
er than ever was before offered in this market We
want you to come and see for yourselves and trade
with rs You can be suited; not, you can do the
other tmng-go somewhere else Tor
III is no troHbi" TO ShoD Goods !"
We want Wheat, Corr, Oats, Barley, and all
kinds oi seeds, Bprswox, Tdlow Hides and Wool
and every thing the Formers have,
Nv EXCHANGE FOR GOODS OR CASH,
DoHotorgrt the Farmers Store TWO doors north
OF the post Office. CHARLES a. FISHER.
Ottawa, sept 20 IL
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New Eating House!

T'EE subscriber has just received large stock q
i fresh oysters can oysters, ssrdines, and oil
kinds OF mus, candies, herring. cigars, &c. and
has opened All Eating House, on Canal ST., q few
doors west OF Sanger \ Armour's brick block in OF
| O'Clock also, constantly keep on hand Pigs ett
and tnpe got up in the bee, manner; hot tea OF
coffee AZ n moments warning lie has also sup.
ply OF the hes, NEW CIDER the country can
afford.
lie would respectfully invite his friends and the
public generally TO give him n call having had
over eight years experience in the art OF cooking
and preparing edibes for the table in the dlfIeren,
hotels in this town. he feels confident that he can
give general satisfaction. mn Gro. saTlH.
Ds- Tailoring and cutting ca rried on az usual
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-12-06
FARM For SALE

SlTUATED at Hickory Point, 100 Acres, fnc.
- edo acres broke. a large Young Orchard
has been started, ol the most choice irulr. with a
new frame Dwelling, partly flushed, aud good
frame Barn. Apply to j. &. NArrIysrR
necrlnhet6 Ishl
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Plank Road Notice.

/ Road Co. nrr hereby notified that an assess.
inert of ten dollars per share. On each share ui the
capita ock has been ordered By the direction. pay-
able on the thIrd day OF January next, ut the office
Of Inc compnmy IM2lL wv N IRur .ccreinrY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-12-06
Oucc More.

I'VE Nso Dang ini F,9i Store. north OF the
1 cou,, uOus,, hns this l5ih day q, Noycmbet re.
celyed a large addition. which makes the stock Of
p'tent m, defines, drugs and chemicals. &c, full
aud complete. Every drug is So prepared and ar
ranged that no mistake can occur, and the strength
and quality ofeach drug can be depended upon IN
nll prescription cases Ncv22 T.. Y. GRlG0s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-12-06

The st. Louis Republican say, Frank Cum.
mings and three others broke jail at La Sale in
Ottawa county, ILL.,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-12-06
II. C. FARRgLLs
Celebrated Arabian Liniment.

The beautiful and fertile region skirtng the des.
ert Of Arabia. abounds with rare plants and odor.
ous woods, whenc" are procured the aromatic gums
and balsams Of which this Linimeni is composed,
and by whose stimulating, unclious and penetra,.
ing properties 1t IL, when applied, dtiused through
the whole nervous system .aIlnyngthe most inIense
pain in few minutes Try i, when you will be
CONVINCED that no preparation possesses in 80 high
a degree, its perfect nnodyne qualities Its action
is promp, and effective. Il penetaes the flesh 10
the bone, relnxes contracted cords, restoring use 10
limbs paralyzed for years, and where the flesh was
wasted away, leaving nothing but skin and BONE
excitesa healthy action, causing new flesh to grow
gu, and f. up the shhveIled parts 1t restores So.
nosiol fluid or JOINT water, and this is the reason
why i, has Dcen so successful IN diseases Of the
joints In affections Of the spine, liver, lungs and
kidneys, this great remedy stands before any other
ever produced, For ague cake or enlargement Of
the spleen, It ia specific. For any internal nham-
nation you Wilt find II gives great relief /, has no
equal in the world tor Theuna ism--also cramps,
swelling, nuE!bness, weak joints, spine and chest,
pains wounds, chilblnins burns, sore throat bites Of
insects and replies, salt rhrum. warts corns,
Hl"i'EVb uilu 'hbt'h hF'llN blHfH-'s winch re-
quIrc an external application. ard many Others arr
greatly brnchtted 10y It, 1t Is used externally with
great succrss ~ goitrr. or sweedneck scrOiula, or
kings evil, liver complaint, new dlsrr,es. &c.
For hOrs = or cattle II is fl. cta A. in dst.s-
rs OF man. viii cure any case OF swerny IN exist
encr; also spawn splut, rlngbone big head tisru-
Ia, tlrcy, poll evil, wlndgis, strains, bruises &c
Look om for COmterttiti
Tn public are cautioned gain.t another cOun-
tereil, which has lately unielts appearance, called
W. b FaTcl'~ .'Iabirn Imminent, the mos; dan
gerous OF all the c0urteriens, because hi. having the
name al Farrell, viii buy It ~ good faith without
thu knowledge 'hlta couuleri II exists, and they
VIII perhaps only discover their error when the
spurious mixture has wrought Is evil effects
The genuine article u Manufactured only by II
G Farrell sole inventor nndpfopri-ror, anil whole
sne druggist, No II Main street. Peoria. Illinois
Ia whom all applications for agencies must be- adj
dressed BE SUR you get II with the letters II e.
before Faue's, thus IL G.. FARRELL Sand
his signature On The wrapper--alI Others are coun-
t.rfeirs.
Sold by Hunter & Cavalry, G. l.. Thompson
and Walker & llickIng, druggists, Ottawa and
by regularly authorized agents throughout the Uni.
ted STATES
Price 2i and 50 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED IN every town, village
and hamlet in the United States, in which ore i.
not already established. Address II q Farrell as
above, accompanied with good reference to chamc.
ter, responsibility, &c. Nov 22-li-iw
D
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-12-06

MARRlED-On the sOih ut, BY the Rev NJ
X Whlttlesey, Mr. IL. c. King to Miss SALoME
HOLDEN, all Of Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-12-06

The Most Extraordinary Discop,ry in The World
is the Great arabian Rsnca for Jlan and
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Io.Id's Min, EIo,,r.

FOR sale By the subscriber Toid's Glasgow
Extra Flour, OF n superior quality, made OF pure
winter whcat-warrunlcd.
Nov 20 T. = Swarm e. IN
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81 O A MS
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine in use has accomplished many Enrs
rd,noy Curee mud given Unoe,al Saisfddin IN every
variety asd stage OF di~esc, that has eesaps al
rapidu saie SocR's Chsfms1 aud (kpdaicr PeVafy.
The OmeHt i. swiftly supcrcetng all Other OiutnNns
and Liumenis for the OF Fresh Kounds Calls OF ali
kinds, Sprain-, Bruises, Cracked Heels Rinsfcue Wind
gals, Foil Evil, CaIous, Spavns Sweeney, Fsula. Sit
fast, strains, Lamrncss Sand Cracks folndered Feet,
Scratches or Grease. Mango and Horse D,strmper.
TIE Condition Tt<ev VIII remove all nianina alton and
fever purify the blood, loosen tie skim cleanse thu
and strengthen every part Of the body; and has proved
sovereign remedy for tie following diseases:
Founder DistempCs, Hide Bound, loss OF Appeute To-
ward Strains, Yellow Watef Inflammation Of the Eyes.
Fatigue from hnrd exercise also Rheumatism commonly
caleb sill cOnpant) which proves fatal many valJ
fatal dlseas~,
These remedies sisre, and Alsssys Csss the d.
frctions followed.
For further particular. and a astas Of Csrtikcaiss u
remarkable Csres. grt Psnpteis VI oern
W. cYOAR
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Inlpruved Farm for =

TIE undersigned oitrs Tor snIe HI farm q 100
acres, all UNDER good fence The land is prime
and rolling, and has constant supply OF living
water running through lis center. There Is a
small house on said farm, and is situate about five
mics from Ottawa, and 10 miles from la Sale
He offers also Tor sale few yoke OF good work
cattle, some steers and mich cows.
November 20 Thomas CARTON.
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Take Notice =!

VIE subscTlber intends ehanPlng his terms o
i doing business ON the FIRST day Of Januqr,
next, aud w,l require Nil persons indebted 10 him
at that time, 10 make immediate settlement At
tention to this will save costs,
Ottawa Dec g. JOHN LOCKWOOD
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GREAT REMEOYl
- - ~7--~ - OD
Celebrated Family Ointment.


Il Nh Sax. 7trovrh and Lke Srsaes Ertsrsai R<rs
" rrcr Hsre ~ nr-Ps.d o. ItgriatIs Efracis s~s
sascs't' n"r rreSHaled "a ls aszss " nsssass r ~
u i.aisfasigy Dsrascs.
Is universally RcknoWc-eito 's ~ iafaiir ,n..iy
10 eyrry ca" here has rcn faithfully aypiir, on ne
human ',,eu. Tor promoting lnsv aSh.e fersltan. saa
invaluable IN an diseases OF Tire -h. Obstinate ui-efA
pd EGres, Chbhus Sore 1htoat, Dutns CUT. aesus
Lsapuous, sore NIPPLES Soru Breast Diseases Ct the k,a
Agc 10 the Face, Rheumatic Pains. Contracted Iorda
Pain w TIE Side, Back and o,tct y0ris OF lie syHe Sc ALI
Head, Bruises. Fresh Wounds, Plies. ard oyety Mind OF
containing the lenst particle OF ln1amnaisu, are
IerInanentiy cured BY this gr,a; remedy.
HEALING VIRTUES.
ltisa fat, authenticated here, well "a all over ,s
shs and indeed The whole slaies that Aoans
Medicines have obtained wide spread celebrity anh fe-
pltaton, 10 which they are Justly entitled by their "ksahaS
pvuf.' aud powers. We are not among tlN~e who are
prone TO endorse every patent humbug that comes along
and ia Ibis instance have delayed our endorsement until
heeu able to make cuby sure nos only
by testing them personally ourselves but from the tcst
nouy Of numerous portion Of the community liVps
aronod us.-lilinois Globe April IL. isjU.
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Fake Snticc.

THE undersigned, collector Tor the town Of OF
tawa, will commence collecting the taxes in said
town on Ie Sh day of December, INST Tax pay
erS are requested TO he prepared SO 10 save cost
AMI time Nov 80 G. HAuGuTEIING
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Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors.
We surrender our columns this week almost
exclusively to the Presidents Message, so that We
are obliged to postpone publishing the proceed
ings Of the Board OF Supervisors until next week
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For sale By NALkEG " tiical.AG,
llU>TER Il CAvARLY,
q l.. TEoxgsoN, Ottuira,
Andhy Druggists generally. may Silly
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-04

Oett D7SLTlCt
The Lynchburg Virginian of Monday morning
says 'The people in this district are at length
becoming thoroughly aroused, if not intensely
excited, on the all absorbing question of the ba-
SIS" The Virginian publishes the following no.
tees:
citizens OF Lynchburg will be held the Masonic Hal
this MONDAY, evening II O'clock for the purpose of
expressing their views the question o"the Ba OF
Representation" and to take the necessary steps 10 in
strnct our delegates in regard 10 the same
We are also requested to say that similar meeting
will be held at Campbell Court House on Tuesday the
9Th inst, that being Court day. for the purpose.
Both the lynchburg papers enclose to their
subscribers circular issued by Col. Wingfeldto
his consti tuents, in defence of his course. The
Republican promises to publish on address from
Col. Arthur, and docs publish card from DIR.
Saunders, in which he replies TO the structures of
the Virginian. The. Vrginian reviews at some
length the defence ofCol. Wingfeld (Which we
have not SEEM and concludes its article asfol-
lows
We think Col. w. has mistaken the public senti.
men IN regard TO his course. We have not yet seen
man 10 approve it, and is probable his opportunity
oil learning the views of his audience Monday last,
was not SO good as that of gentlemen who mingled
with the crowd. We have seen several who were pre-
sent and they al represent that his explanation utterly
ialed 10 reconcile the his course and that
nolhng but personal respect Tor HIM prevented the peo
PIE from holding meeting en- the spot and expreo-
sing helr reprobation OF his In this County
least we may credit the of Others there
dissatisfaction only the of
Mr. Wingheld, but of Me ars. Saunders and Arthur;
and we very much mistake the of tina. dssats-
iacuon, Il the olonel's address can remove it.
f.S.-Since the above was in type, have observed
That the meeting is called for Campbell Court House
on Monday next 9th inst but this is TOO late for the
proceedings to reach Richmond by the time set for the
reconsideration Of this question. We would suggest TO
our country friends therefore the importance of taking
earlier action on the subject. Why cannot the people
at The different precincts hold meetings tomorrow or
next day. and appoint commissioners procure sigma
lures 10 written Instructions has been done in Bedford?
| This is the mosl efficient plan after all.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-04

| The Lexington Gazette loses all patience at the
idea of reconsideration of the Compromise, ant
threatens division of Virginia as the consequence
of the East's reinstating the mixed basis. The
Gazette should recollect that the so-called Com.
promise has never been received by the East as
Compromise. Eastern speakers in the Conven
ton Except the seven who voted for it) have uni
formly spoken of it as an "absoute surrender
and Western gentlemen have not concealed their
consciousness that the West has obtained a tri-
umph. This view of the measure is openly avow-
ed in the articles we copied Monday from the
Martinsburg, Wheeling and Parkersburg papers,
An attendant upon the sittings of the Conyen-
ton will be very apt to overhear some such con-
versation as this
Western Member. Well, how do you fell un-
der your defeat !?
Eastern Member. Badly enough, and ! could
have borne it better, if you had carried the white
basis out and out.
Western Member. To be sure, we would
rather have had that, but the Compromise will suit
US almost as we'll.
Eastern Member. Yes, and it is great deal
more than you ever expected to get.
Western Member. Didn't we do the thing
nicely? We went right into your camp, took
out bodily as many of your men as we wanted, and
made them turn round and give you a drubbing.
Eastern Member. All true but it wasn't fair
and manly way of gaining victory.
Western Member. Well, we'll we wont quar-
rel about the mode. The thing is done, and you
had better make up your mind to bearit.
Eastern Member Oh certainly, if the thing
isrealIy decided. But we have some hope vet.
Albemare has instructed the grandson, and see
how Chiffon and Wingfeld were met by their
constituents.
Western Member with gesture like that
which Kendall and his fellow prisoners in the
Santa Fe expedition converted into a religious
ceremony Go ahead; get up your instructions
as fast as you please. We have beaten you once,
and can do it over again.