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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

CCPREHE COUET-HORATIO SEYMOUR
- ara ms CALEIy EASTMAN AID ERE ziAd ~ARD-ssna;
Ia cc lsI1 & aa tcfioI tre sse spy q YER
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a. fe< lbs cEct q TIE Clefk q Ce=rtnFs C2a.y
"a - frs- Ssy q 1t53 RICE HUSfLEl, Pso-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

Rrw.nD ron Doiso Msstr Durr-A frco negro, 20
yeas old named DR. Perkins has boon convicted In tho
Circuit Court Of Brackon County. Ky aud sent 10 tho
p,noInry Tor three yoare for aiding tho escape OF
sa,o Two oihor negroes aud two white mon have been
Indicted for tho same cicnho. lulh 'ol"hp'a"'
7he olto hofs Journal says Inc ,tpNp' o mo sa'o
AZ ,nus,se. nov near completion Ia said "a DO ono ot tho
Gnsi huldngp IN tho world iHcosi hamilton Of dnlars
II IL bulll 81 sod nn.iono taken nom near ho hll On
wIfb IA sinnda Tho ruu 10 OF icnnrssao copper and The
tr.tlerh siani ~ marble qnarlod in that staif
uoon Asswtr Willie the ciiy MarshI " Bangor
30 Wa enrared la destroying quantity ot hluo, 1hN
ss, I'D m sa ff i0a bundled panfo api given in tho
,,Dtr rulfp ia hs di'ianfe selNd 4" iha poef have
,n,nfh oil loihgo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25
CTPRE,fE cOJyRT-EZRA X. DIBBLEE, JOHN

- WOsE s-6 LANSING {. NOORE ssEiaai BLOSDkEY,
EINDFCEU - money centoc OF cgafrNt
serTe<Ts th De.e1cS1-s Above Ds-e1 ~ are heeo
src.et a. rtcsS ne = i.s sfssgn cn
y fee he CrE cfis CITY s1o Coeny u New
To- AID coYy q year =
Tad ecn s-f he sueslbe Ia 0ocs 70 10 brota'
va oeys 1teg 2 ssrs 20
fs rgtf ca rc e1cure q ne osY q e2ch ssrVcs aud
yt.i GcEes1 TIE s1t1s ~ ths e
the eSt hundred AID
my al lie. cot via interest Hoza Dtss ,er - ls' va
a I'D 5lte Dollar win ierts ron t9s Ian
a.. al Oe.s oe esh b1noso and ffFthFee BESIDES
a. eesnf II ia1s aezloE-Dsec &ewlore. oct IS iSS1
4 GOODMAN. ? shifts Attorney
eczJtf y this tel0n fsc N E&1 Csr1s oes "a he
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25
HUDSON COUNTY ~ j. BIBLE SOCIETY.

This Society held It's Sixteenth Anniversary at the Bap
list Church in Grove st. jersey City, Wednesday even
ing The Rev A. W. Mcclure. Vice President of the So
cioy, presided There unusually full attendance
Prayer was offered by the Rev Mr. Hoover pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church. few remarks were OF.
fer,d by the presiding officer; after which Mr. Harley
Secretary OF the Society read the Annual Report This
document detailed number OF interesting facts relative
to those coming under the notice of tho officers of the 90
ci.ty during the past year Tho general summary OF the
report states since the last rcponeary year ago
2sa2 families have been visited OF these 20 could not
read OF 90 German families and single persons visited
about one third were supplied with the Scriptures OF
these, 10 have since been supplied. Religious converse
ons and prayer have beon held IN tho dwellings OF 90
families There have been SEQ Englsh Bibles distributed
ard 100 rold
Mr. Jewell tho Treasurer OF tho Society thon furnished
his report Tho account for the las, year has been
ull0wn
ta9 Doe "a cash On hand a. lat Of
NtA May -, u.nemn ,.'. "
a.. - =,
The Treasurer has paid cut
10 ito Anos,su nte hee ~ $50 90
10 The iiudon ,uentv hitlu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t 90
f..,.. .............. AKA 8,
litto wnh inihe repository 90 the Ncluty Nov a. h'
Nllea sud fcs.amonla 20 lhu value OF ela9 80,
", give alec ibt ,,lou,,e vt lhs hacloy, 40 lis "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

ne k1y Mr. Carter n Sew York delivered an sidfessto
ia NIFTY srYfgzh srrad in H. work, and zesousy
n H. tsije hv,J B waksly Of New York was unable
W. ~ tFfssft va err<dsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

bsepo r The yss, ppm which has entered. iss SD
s..le.y vii h. s4rs amply supplied with means than il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

IN FrESl' AN<,S & 81 Order ~ tie SarroSase 81
au fessv a. Ns>Nsk Ns1isf hs-Tly sven - ~ res'1s
s--s sin. 1e.Ird tsHnSS " H1W>NN lss x fse Coy -
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-. -, a. - 80 - ES.42EE DAWSON,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

Total, II horrs average sx men
Equal TO eight days work for man, st $ per DAY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21
Va IICO.

The paper, pgjil."a column OF more Of T,,c
graphc upw, from Mexico. bu, !, j. all embodied
IN tie following article which We Gu, lom tbs
Washington Union:
The news from Mexico !, nf especial -iyr,f.
canoe. lh- iuaug ur.iiur OF : u,a Anni h,, "a,
krn place, hui NJ cauu-t j, d,lua,,uced Ahmgu
Munster 81 Foreign Affairs, LaIr, Minister OF
Justice; Irmrn.l. Secretary 81 the Treasury
Gen. Jraga - -rnt 10 .tI-, L. aud Cen 4 ,nort.
T. the Um.ed Sta'rss ltI.in be hoped that Gen
AiWonic- residence az tins court will not Ter.
inmate - abruptly and nupr,-ani.y y. he .urr
The inaugural cd ,us' vt S.U's Anna tl is tone
be such ~ reported b, Telegraph, would seem 10
dlse"gn'eraure all idea Of au interruption Of TIE
friendly relations between Mexico anu Tue United
States
/, j. impo..ihle, Ho0 ever, to gather any yer,
dl'tiuct or reliable iuf rmaiou ~ To the intention.
Of Ssnta Anna from the gundioquent geucrilines
Of hs official aidre..es, even II their purport be-
correctly conveyed by telegraph But il Is no,
po..iblr 10 rI-iake hs acts, winch Indicate with
sufficient rlrarne.s he sort II policy he means la
pursue. HIS first official nrs~ure WIS am attack
On the liberty Of the pes b, an arbitrary de.
cree he lnterdIcts the discussion of rnlitIral ac
fr.. subjects the press TO the cen,or.lip Of rny.
eminent aud enac,s the 'everrs, penalties against
the violation uf the restrictions Tb.i-a Ia Va.
poieH. II i. very evident that Sigta Anna m.
tends to overthrow the free institutions nf Mexico
and Ia rear IN the runs ut the republic stern
military dr.ppli.m. rrrh1pSt tho uaitun will prc
Ter the STABILITY and gloomy quiet of tyranny t5
the iiccnlIUus rXce--r- 81 ANARCHY. The elpyA
uon OF Santa Annt IN supreme aufhurity il hailed
We ARE assures, with almost universal apprOba
tiUn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

las MoNR ACHlLLi-lhls 'mnI4 ex monk il
Is announced IN the London papers, Il about to
come To ihl, country. Ia the prospect Of his ar.
rival, the y I Tribune, after giving the follow.
ng sketch Of his history, suggests that. should he
be 50 unwise as to assume IN this country the
character OF an NnIi.papal lecturer or preacher,
he hay be most severely let alone. Protestant.
i'm can make nothing by sadlng Itself with III.
tainted reputation, while it is no, probable tina,
The Catholic, would wan, TO hear him The Iyi.
buHs says:
"AcLilli was a Roman Priest became an I,ali an
Patrlat, then an anti Romhnist, and having fled
to England came odl m that country a. an anti.
fapal lecturer and preacher. While acting in
tbs capacity, he was p-blicly a,sAiled by Dr..
Newman, "a distinguished convert from the An.
glcm To- the R0msh Church J a. a s.dncer and
hherilne, thoroughly corrup, arsA l,rentous, and
every way unworthy tn be- regarded us a teacher
VI religion. For thls attack Newman was Grim.
m,liy proceeded against by Achilli. and avertlict
OF guilty was obtained un the charge. but IN the
lace ct such a d,maglng array of teslimony, run.
Mug through almost H. entire adult life Of the
tx monk that nohod, who read. the trial would
have preferred Ia be- he rihdicat,d Achilltrn,her
than the coRrici,d Newman The London Times
not apt tn take thacntholic side Of any contrnyrr.
| ", vas m,.t pointed IL il. condemnation II the
yefd,ct and of tie ruling and change of Lord
Campbell under which II was rendered. Achil.
srrynu. cungtegat inn soon after melted away
aud his migration from Great Britain is doubtless
among the consequences Of his encounter with
Dr. Newman"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21


The "!St".,, as hey "te called 20 CA.ii'Tna.
..-r ac.g.i.v ll com -ul.1u arl Cd Istr,ngeA sand
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-
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cent trmer'y have arisen TO doubt The eSr.u
,.ye .. "a. o. the ly-sruuauf. %! tire -un 10
-r.r. NIT. .,I,r ,i. ,,...l.., If ,....,,,
80 '1 so'' ''" -'''' '' " w 't .'''
We hui 10 the Nv York LnyU- tue i"i-
10 uy account If Whit /, known gItle rg.giQ.
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que ''.''~ '.' ''-' '. "..'' ..'' .'''' ".'"f
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t'"' '"1 '"'' ''e "'''r' '' ',"''''" IT," 'sN up
Tue '''''l' "'u mountains 'atI Wh'o'' 'n''''
| Wv, Wv .' ~ ,"e '"P,,'" rue
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- 20 ,'' '''' - W van.
w. "'''"- ~ '''' mum" VI '''''' '"'''''
i"' Lay aus 'e Nv, u '"' I''"1''s are
,N'' - "''u P's's'7'o" VI we '''! near! ol I've
'O't curry mo vac '''! - y WNh wa Ha"e
"' ''' '''h '' 'r"n''Y. Hl'Fr's e''"r"' IT. IN
."i " s'''' ' '"e 'n,'' GENT '''e ana We cap
''''.D' u OF one "t 'n" 'hfrr pnu"p" cite, Of
. 'nr country u'', " l. aura 10y commanding
'Pu'' ana e"''drUhS '"r long TINE u hh- Ue~i
I.u''''- ana 'l' ','""y "pP''Al" I" Tue C"ulA'
t''h"I 'h''u-h 'he p'pu"us Hl''flc'- 81 lhe
enPt'' WI " mas 'eh'eNe' ~ present formidable
P''""n' We ave forced I" REGARD us prospects OF
''''z', jug ",r exiting dynasty a. exceedingly
,'..'''"7 "'N1"N NOT """t w""'d De S''neI
" "' ''''',," " '"' t'ori' ana We overture" OF
,"e Pr-e"' N'''r"Ih"n' 'u' We cannot help
Ike movement among the sagnaut waters OF
I"'hr'' history II can h"rll} oe "her"reih'n
h G.,s,nmant and .,,r the y,. ,nJ nr.
mas, of human h,ipls who inh,bt the ,mn.n.,.
territory Of China, would he productive OF
good. Some such intern Il c"nvulSlon seems To he
absolutely necessary to clear the mrplitic atmns
I pierre which surrounds aud envelopS the ra'i n
So lra s We can discover, the revolution ap
pears To have had us foundation in sentiment al
reform IL has proceeded upon the gronnd thai
the country was mlsguvriucd, oyrrtaN-i. and
generally oppressed The revouuoul-ts thu,
utUiys.tly b..tt,finfs tlp cuntl az
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

DrAru OF Jrsss u. 1npMAs-Jc'sc u. Thomas
for long timea citizen of this state, and frs;
Senator in Congress from Illinois, in a fit If in
sanity committed suicide at his residence In Mt
Vernon Ohio, on the 81 inst Judge =. had been
suffering from disease for several months
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

1nE QuicKg'r TRIr on REcoRp.-The snlendd
steamer Gurden city, one Of tho regular Illinois
River Packets, has made the qnickss trip from
ST. Lofts to Peru yet recorded. She left St. Lou.
is on Sunday last at . o'clock r. NJ md arrived
at Peru at II o'clock b5 minutes; making the
trip, 800 miles in q hours and IS minutes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

TaE Bert lSsnrcrE-We ara frequently ask
cd Whist steps this society is taking towards hold
ms isnoxi Annual Fair, ba, not having heard
any thing about ia movement. since il. last fair
We have not bcen aOle to answer the qnc.,ions
We will. at all times be happy to publish all in
formation pertaining 10 THE institution, which /,
Of public interest, FREQ Of charge, il any one vii
DC kind enough to furnish us with it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21
state Convention of the FREQ Democracy.


This convention assembled in Ottawa, on Ned
nesday the 18th INST, and at 10 O'Clock A, NJ be
came organized by appointing WN. i. DopGE, of
Lake CO. President, Q. Coul,gin, of Stephen.
sou c W. Hunter, of Madison, and j. Milligau,
oi Randolph. Vice Presidents aud G.. ScLlusser,
Of la Sale, aud D NJ. Kelsey, of Kane, Srcreta.
ries.
Committees IN Resnlutiuns Convcn'ions Or
GauIz,.pn. the Local Press. suI the Black yr
Slave Law of Illinois were sevcr,l,y appointed.
and during the two dtys' SESSION ct the cruysu.
t,AS made tqr,r respective reports which after al
iuWIr-tru, aal animated d,sru, ION were rlo,-
,cd The principal sprakeH WHO participated
M the deliberations AMI discussions we're john
Gross 4 Eastman. r. Lpmrv. u VI Kelsey. Geo.
S,dio,.rr {. Coul nm q. : Wright u. Todd (
" Hunter c Cook, and others
The committee uu resolution Ef,nlrrl That
the convention IN view of Its resp opSlUi,,'S and
field of enterprise should be-, rmph4ucli'y, "A
rpT,iHg convention; that the platform ct the
pr~hurg Convention of Aug. IlJh and l2.h.
l>52 should bee the basis of actun and bond ut
union for the p1rtN of freedom M th,, state, So
far rs 70 i applicable, that lhe commandments
uf The slave power upon thr rights OF freedom and
interests 1T trrrmrn are the legitimate results col.
,hc uuhn'y alliance Of these parties wlh .hut
pnVyr ami, that % i the duty ard destiny ot tHc
tee democracy. 20 effect the radical reform 90 t1
,l - lu,,Iuu ui these organized .lc. ui thFs.avr
oi-1rciy. that the time has fu.', come when the
Cau,ueu church should exclude h.m Christian
fellowship aal character uiI s.,y, holders and
their apologies; iha' autrsIsytN men should
no, only labor for the mlnumis>i"n of the south
-ru slave kUs shuyll putuUrtrt .lr Wtr + of uai.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

oAHls AiNosruERic LLvrn CnrgS--we IN.
dets'and S'r q. l. Thompson at the city Drug
store, has purchased the patent right of,his churL
for the ooua,y Of La Sale, and the article can
now DC had at l'' store, They are, we believe
esteemed tic beet churn cx,an,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

: SuD!EcGs EoR the CRY FArnKR.-We noticed
the o'he' day several large dirty hog, within the
enclosure in front Of the court hohse; they had
rooted up the sod SO as to Afford soft, cool bed,
in which they werO reposins apparently with a,
much sound comfort as ous city fathers could up
on their downy pillows
We hope tia! immediate dsc!.ire ,,epl will
be taken BY the city authorize, lor the aba,ehen,
Of tie hog nuisance. Our street, and public
ground. have been overrun this spring by hogs.
notwithstanding tie strlngen, orGinrnces enacted
both by the township and corporation agains,
them, Why are these ordinances not enforced,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

ptrATrst or jrDcE DoreL.a-The New
York 7fitun, Of the / ia ins,, announce. ,Lc =,
nra in that cit, Of Judge Dorst,,. and .ay. tina,
he would sail fOi Europe IN tht steamer r.cia.
OF Saturday tbs li.L s.L
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21


NOTICE ishcreby given, that the Undersigned
" administrator olihr estate oi l. wagner,
late ~ I.o.1lc comfy, deed hy virtue OF decree
olthr county cour, OF snil county, viii offer ior
Saiprdqy tkeIIth davof lfag acri the nh nrq OF
sfc &c, the uNQ uwq ot sec %, and The neg nwq Of
sec %, all in town hip IS north. at range ! east
Also % acres nwuwq soc 20 toxin 81 X &C.
ap2 6 lusrrH II WAGNER, ddmt r.
1hrnbovr sale hnsh,rn postponed 10 Saturday
the ls,h doy of lime next ,ay2l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

IU llEREAS, by cerinln deed Of trust to me
w executed bv James Adams and Ann Adams
hswtr oi the lot In Sale md state OF III on the
10th day of March, A u 1883, OF The west half
o the south east quarter sec twelve (l2) township
lhrty.si, 1865 north range fourth east OF the Sd
D. M. containing sOacre', sltualedin said county
Of In SALE, which conveyance was made to Sc.
cure the payment ot certain promlssory note OF
even date herewith tor tn, sum of one hundred
aud twenty-five dollars, aud due one year after
date which note was executed Wy the said James
Adams, and made payable to John I. Anthony or
order.
And whereas, default having been made in one
payment of said note. shall by III" power con-
ierrrd on ire hy said deed, sell nj hubble auction, 10
the highest bidder, for cash, ION the Sd day OF
June, 1919, between the hours oi 10 o'clock A NJ
mud o'clock l. A., nj The door oithr court house
IN Ottawa in said county Tia Sale and state OF III
nos. the land in snij deed OF trust mentioned, and
all RICH, and title oihe said Adams their heirs aud
assigns thereto. mayH }. .. GLOVER, Trustee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

MAYOR No argumcn, was had Of the Mayor.
atty question before the city council last satur
day, Nr Lockwood Withdrew Ii. objections "a
Mr. IIIekIInss being lnal,d
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

NAIL-sanday afternoon quite severe lail
no'm passed over this place ln the northern part
ct the city decidedly smashing bushes. wa,
done IN the window glass line. Near the canal
scarcely an exposed ives, window ESCAPED.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

MAkBlED-At Mr. Goodrichrs, in he town
"i Bruu.t,id. la sale co, oil the 18th dsy oI
Apul tact 10y +. ). Blanchard Eq, Mr SAMu
HI GuoDElJH to Miss ELIZA Bows
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papers do not often give. The Albany Evening
journal Of the 18th records that when The Hud-
son river train was a mile OF two below Cold
Springs, tina; morning, going a full speed, one Of
the journals Of the locomotive broke, throwing it
.Tom the track. The axle, however, was provided
With a safety beam, which prevented its drop
ping. and the overthrow and smash that wculd
otherwise have been inevitable a ter dragsn,
q short distance over Ties, ;hc - ed Of the tam
was checked Had the engine been Of the ordin
Any construction, the tram wouli have beer
throw into ID, river with results perhaps as ter
r.Jc Is those - N1rw.k
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ACbapter OF Accidents,


;go or three greater ones, or by thousand I.
smaller ones After long season d. exemption.
st there Je but IA sh;! sJearlJ oa, explosion or
RAILROAD collision and ,,raigh,way every man,
lie is m danger, Not a steam ensile or even
old Stage horse bat takes the ,an'rum, ami
forthwith cummcucCs he work OF slaughter AMI
DISTINCTION.
Ta,ie could u, mlsnh en-, theories span upon
,Ais yhclae. Whether he Aagd OF Death pass
cs periodically over the land. AUD at what w.r
u,al.r period, or whether al. tie devas.atoul-
ly-,'! caused 10y aterrlhle corjna,,jn, a; certain
periods, Of malignant stars are questions 10
/ puz=.1 s;ou;es brain than Hasua's lt' ust
our purpose 20 cater into the discussion Of cues
lions 80 abstu,c. We simply state She flet aud
leave the pu,,o,. pliers to d,''s the cause by.
Bat who cannO, loas back UuI call to MUD
distinct periods when every newspaper seem
ed to come l,au,I with groau,, aul that
then succeeded .org exemptions from wrong and
accident, 50 that the head of Grimes aud Casu
allies" disappeared ir5m the ppers' \ i.u,e
over year ago was such period Ia single
week We recorded tia icaril. explosion Of the
Glencoe, tie Saluda, the Poc"Nontas, tie Pr'i'
ri, State, the Redstone, and the burning IF the
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plED--At Nugwood, M,llcny Co. H.. Of
eon,uuP'up. on the loh Inst MI W. l., REY.
NoLp', IN the 2i.h year Of hi, aye.
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PlrAscar' or HorE.-The magniicen. ri.v Of
Alton srcwyt, he blessed with Hopsfl -p,ci
men Of hHm1nj'y fur Mayor. Tho Lord My.
oroi Lyndon sinks int" in.i;nihrasre by his side.
One Of the wagnres # this megulu qlout lunc.
tllnary Is. thu. he imagiues him-e.fh genius in u
literary way. SO he recently perpatra,cd col.
umn Of stuff which the courier of that city refu.
sed to print, whereuron he orders that abolition
temperance sheet to be stopped (Ii seem. the
Courier don't Ike the Illinois lccn.e and Niger
law some wharf ooat- AMI pig pens also gave
his lord.hjp offence. So he issues terrific pro.
camaton on the subject aiioriing the 81 LOU,
paper. weeks supply Of material Tor i'm and
, rdG.le The Era thus sets up" The proclamation.
The Prochmtun - highly un,mmn,orv. II
c"un'cls violent measures. II "ans" the CITY
Council lur beng "airnft" and it dashes boldly
INTO the the wharf boat. pig pens and mill Il
- po"'lcal hu, Determined Il brea,hrs ,he sp!it
I 0f julius Caesar
| lh' isa very wicked wharf boat and wicked
mill. The wharf boat !, "imrng the current Of
! themlghly Mississippi river" ard HE clud,r. from
the mdl are "dhmumG it upl' and the income
| ct the wicked owner = fnhh.ng md h,ukrupt,n,
The gonons, thy h'ur'Shlug aud the rcspend,ut
CITY If Alton
! 50 says the Mayor-nni he calls the ten thou
sand PerSons whn dwell ut Alton. ,onrm.-to we
tnry or death, IN the defence Of their inali,nahlc
rights thr'sI,tiun"s, and the Alton landing
/ What Is to lee the End Of hla war no man car
conjecture Bu, We fear to lnok upon the bosom
OF the Father uf Waters now, lest we should Sc,
bloody stre,k' writing "vcrgeanco To- Alton" OF
It's surface, all the way from Alton here.