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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-17

OHrGoS.-Thc admission Of Oregon as
state Of this Union, is no longer question of
doubt. 1t will have been noticed by our
readers, that bill authorizing the people Of
that territory to call convention aud form
State Constitution, was reported at the
close OF the last session, by Senator Douglas;
and that it was defeated by the ultra aboll-
tonists Of the North, ns well as by Southern
members. The preliminary act, providing
for n convention, would have the effect of
avoiding much Of the Objection urged against
the formation of the State Government with.
out the previous action of Congress. The
New York Tribune thus comments on the
action Of Mr.. Wilson Of Massachusetts. who
was active in defeating the bill = Nicogo
1.mCs.
We trust that Mr.. Senator Wilson will be
able to furnish some satisfactory explanation
OF his course in preventing the passage of
the preliminary act for the admission of Ore.
soD into the Union. As the facts stand, he
appears to be leagucd with the extreme
SlaYe-diiycrs to postpone the admission of It
free State, until slave State can be got up
to balance it. Such is Mr. Wilson's position
in the estimation Of Mr.. Douglas.
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NV YoRK. March l3.

GOV. Mattcson, of Illinois, now in this city,
has received full security for the amount of
lands and surplus funds, and also a sufficient
amount of the interest fund in the hands of
Wadsworth \ sheldon at the time of their
failure, TO enable the Treasurer Of Illinois,
with other provisions made by the LcgiS!a-
ture, to pay the January interest delayed by
the failure Of W. X s., at the time the next
july interest is paid. The balance of the
interest fund in the hands W. X 5. is amply
secured to the State by the securities and
the preference made in the assignment. Ar
rangcments have been made with the Amer
lean Exchange Bank to act as transfer agents
for the stocks of Illinois.
Thus the surplus funds, for which only
Gov. Mattcson can in any way be held per.
sonally responsible, are fully secured, aud
the interest due in January is to be paid in
July, and the balance Of the interest fund is
safe. The only inconvenience the state suf-
fcrs is the six months delay in the payment
Of the interest, and this is through the dclin-
qucncy of the state agent, who was appoint
cd before GOWN. came into Office, and for
whom he is in no way responsible.
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~ 7. IINDLEY, cLcrN.
BUSHNELL \ Gray Tor comps. Mar n 10.

STATE or ILLINOIS, liz Salie County,
So, md trent Court Thereof, o Nay Term,
500 James Dalrympe, administrator Of the
eUla'e Of Andrew Carohers. deed rs. Ed
mund 5 llolbrook, Martha Zcnor, Squire Re.
nor. William Willis, Jam 5 Willis, Irene
Willis, Vesper Willis, EvcrarI Willis, Lewis
VI lis, and Gccige VIII is Bill TO Foreciosc
Mortgage.
ITappenung from n affidavit on file in The of.
1 lice ot the clerk OF the circui, court of nd
county that the above named James Willis is not
resident OF the state Of Illinois ind til. said
complainant having filed his bill ri complaint
herein, and summons having been issued thereon
according to law. n.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given you,
,hesad lanes Willis, that unless you slm Il be and,
appear before the circui, court of said county on
tue llrsl day OF he next term thereof to he hol-.
den AT the couit house ~ Ottawa, on the ith day
OF May next, and plead, drlnur or answer to,
said bill 1t complaint. the sane will he taken ns
confessed against you ly default, aud the mat.
ters aud things therein prayed TOR dee reed aceor-
dngy. T. LlNDLsv, clerk.
Bushnell q Gray solicitors Tor conp't. marlt,
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A CRATER OF iionrons. "A tragedy oc.
cured near the village Of Lancaster, owen
County, Ind, on the > It'll of February, which
has few parallels, even among the startling
incidents that blackcn the annals Of crime.
Inspired by the demon, jcalously, German
named kcrf,ubor, killed his wife with an axe,
mutiating her in horrible manner. She
was holding a child at the time, whose skull
was fractured, bu, it may probably recover.
lie then seized razor and cndeayorcd to
terminate his existence by cutting his throat.
Not succeeding. he shot himself " it'll rifle;
and the thread of life not being yet severed,
he achieved his object by blowing of his
almost entire face with doublc.barrcllcd
pistol. The balls entered the chin and ran
god upward, passing Through the brain.
The victim Of the wife was buried in the
chnrch-yatd, with customary ceremonies,
the body Of the murderer, without any cot.
fin, was GRAINED in a hole on the premises,
and, after being covered up, was left without
any mark 10 indicate the spot.
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STATE or ILkINOfS, la .Sriie County,
ss CoaHiv CoWr. ~ aad for saiI County. Jane
Term, 4. n. 1853. Adam King Us. Samuel
V Randai--hImchment .. p
NOTICE Is hereby given to said Samuel w.
~ Randall, tn, II writ Of attachment issued
oul vi the oil. e o the clerk OF sani court at the
SUIT OF said Adam kiug against tie estate of snjd
Randall, dated december 23J, 1851, for the SUI,
OF SAty.iwo dollars and twer, r.two cents, which,
wa, has been duly returned executed. 2I7"
Now, uuess you, the sand Samuel W. RAN
da, shall Ne and appear before said court, on tho
day OF said ,ernl thereof To he held at the
toutl honse ~ Ottawa, In said county, OF, tbtS
l'ls' londayin June, next give spec al hail. and
rendered against you by driauIi. and the property
80 attached VIII he sold to satisfy said Judgment
nnd costs, .lr ). W. RAymoSD, clerk, ,
Iemnd ~ Jones, auyslor pill u,arls-4w
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WALL PAPER .

lust received, NJ the pain, establishment pey,
- door west oi Manlty's hardware .totr ,
splendid lot OF wall paper blind paper &c.-,he
hn"-t assortment ever offered in Ottawa, al nj
ces TO nsionish. Call and see it,
March H. G E,pt g. c.,
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7ar Notice

fY.. .#I IuF NVftcf. t... lI.,,. -. ~
ON the 22l day Of December. 1884, l purcha. fl
Osed, tor taxes due the city Of Ottawa iot that
YER, the following real esaic: II .,glIT
ia. NJ corner OF swqol sec. II. 33N., 4. 3E.n {
VII ELI ut 'swq saine section. t..Il,Il III. .ti,.,,
wlot swq same s,c,idn N..f....E .I...I Is,J a
he tlme tor The redemption of tive same iFenp
sucI sale will expire in one yeariron the day oi
such snlc. sud rtnl ts'nr- was taxed h,ti~ naMc
81 Riley Hall lrayf.aw J. Y. 4. Ilors.
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STATE or ILLINOIS, La .Salle Countyr
IS. aud Circuit Conrt Tacreof, to MAJ Term.
1853. Michael Flick, anu Michael Flick, adj
nlnisnalor, and Julia Ann Flick, admins, ra-
nix OF Peter Flick deceased, RS. George
Woocnberg and Rosamma Woods nh, rg-Bill to-
Foeclose Mortgage.
/ / appearing ON an affidavit on file in the Of
1 hce OF the clerk ut the circui' court Of said
county. that the above named defendants are
non residents OF the state at Illinois ; and said
compartments having filed their bill OF complaint
herein, amt summons having been Issued thereon
according to law.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given you, the
SAID George WooltnherI and Rusnnna v o"ien-
berg, that unless you sha Il he and appear before
III" circuit court oi SAID county, on the first day
OF the next term thereof, 10 Ne holden the court
house ~ OF lnwn, on the IAN, DAY ct May next,
and plead, drnur, or nnswerto said complain
ants bll the same viii be- taken MS coniessei
against you default, ana the matters aud
things therein prayed fer decieed accordingly.
Z. LISDLEv, clerk.
Bushnell X GRAY ipF commits Mar IN
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tos t>is W ihh ~
EpIrosIsL:
l. The Christian Population
sfTurkey-Wssie Of y u
path y on the CIsr Of Rus
sls-The Greeks in Turkey
Their Character
III. The Moral Power OF
Risht-Mashsl Juno. aud
Sspoleot-Csse Of Barbes
Virtue sssibss Crime
III TIE Al eiicsn Tract
soci.ty-Nh hat II has re-
fus, a 20 Go in re.stion 70
slUeD-Tksir Shynes OF
the Peculiar Institution"
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Ipi9Hities,
" Shall Slaves be Taught
TO Read J. Letter from tue
Southern Presbyterian -
CROWNS Courage Of South
ern Christians.
Y. The N, W York Tribune
en- Turkish Afain-An.I
sv,r TO lie Structures on
The Independents Views
It's High Tsrif senii-
uenis
VI. The Booth Case At Nil
wsukes-suffer'ns fortree
Characterization Of his
Jury-Absurdity Of their
vsIdict-profanity Of The
Jourrs Of Commerce
Atheism-sesr'ul Retribu
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Flud
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Sys,eu-Bslm for the Dis-
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feet Of . Good Lecture
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bnDum's Lectnies-Prof
So and-so-His stupidit, :
Town Il alls-Reeent I'm
provsments In their Con
Observation-Disclosures OF
IL eture-booms - Horrible
Air.
IL Mrs Harriet Beecher
Stowe en- the Old Oak at
Apdoyer-A R.yerie-De-
fence ofthe Puritsbsszsin {
sehsrre of want OF taste -
&C c., continued-Whst
10 Besuiyt-hoses ard the
Painter Reality better
than Imitation.
Ill The hildren Of Bethel
"a The R.srG0 nm thOu
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Hbtk Ftb Iri, ~ Rim
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- Pesceable" aen ~
Asitztors-Necessit, OF Eli
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V. Money Msrset AMI Com.
mercisl News-Sec essity
of Raising Tnlre Grain
Pre- spect Of lsrse De msni
ard bigh prices for farmers
protuce-Pfices Of Sank
storks-Stoek Gam 5hnf-
Its Morality Con sider-d.
Our Own CuRssspoSDcSTs
Oar English Correspondent
Letter from Italy.
Ny First Nes-Yesr's Day
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The Year 1855 In Kansas
Our Maize Corfespadent.
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Ne.,ern Reserve College
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First Principles
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Foreign Literary Items.
EDrroR'. BOOK TABLE:
Importaut chsngss in the
Prussisn System Of Pablo
Educ st'on
The Celebration OF tbs Dspo-
sition of tbs Pope.
Our English Correspondent
Letter from Griupell
Donations TO Sunday Schools
In New. Yors.
Our CITY COLUMN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
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