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II buchanan il minority President, &c
what wouI Fremont have been had he even
carried Pennsylvania AMI Illinois, and thus
been elected? As against buchanan and
Fillmore lie fell go, 600 short Of majority
even in Tic northern states, and II to these
had been added the 1,TU0,ouO votes pol!ed
against In at the south, lie would have
gone into the Presidential chair with Popu-
lar majority against him of over , 1000, coo
OF VOTES
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The DeBOerGtac PTess of chicago gives a
full list Of the Lake disasters Of 1926, from
which We; gather that there were $50 disas-
tiers to shipping, resulting in the loss Of Pa
liyeS
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1t st Louis, on Wednesday, meeting
relative to tile obstruction Of the Mississippi,
by tine Rock Island bridge, was he'd at the
Mechanics Exchange. Committees were ap-
pointed 20 make survey Of the bridge, and
institute legal proceedings for its removal,
and collect funds to dcfrsy expenses.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20

DECIMAL CURRENCY ~ CASADA.-The pro-
vincial Auditor published his late monthly
bank returns in dollars and cents, and Pro
vince has legalized the decimal currency.
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DEATH or AZ EDIToE.-Gichari l.. wilson,
senior editor OF the Chicago Journal, died
on Wednesday morning Of this week, a;
Albany, y Y, at the residence OF his father,
Judge Wilson, after a Frotracted illncss.-
Mr. W. had been connected with the journal
Tor the last - years, and IS tic Chicago
Press truly remarks, had always msiuta!n-
ell an honorable position among his brethren
of the press. As a brief political para
graphist, especially during camp sign, lie
was ofteu very pungcnt and effective, and in
ap,ness Of repartes upon his opponents, lie
,<as hardly second TO Prentice OF the Louis-
vile Journal. Mr. Wilson was d Iaaa OF
quick and generous impulses, and always, as
journalist. Oh the side of what he conceived
to be truth and justice; and these charsc-
terisIics, added to genial social qualities, Sc
cured for him large circle Of warmly
attached friends"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20

! fire occurred at Beividere on the 2d
inst, which resulted in the destruction OF
the Farmers House" IL was owned by
WHO ygitlcr. and cost 5 1000. Reinsurance.
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An old gentleman of our acquaintance
saws that he is the last man in the world that
vii. ever tyrannize over daughters aiec-
tions. So long as she naa'ries the man Of
his choice. he don't care who she lorcs.
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Illinois Finances.

The financial year of our state ends on the
3Oth November, so that our state treasurer
has made up his footing of the receipts ana
expenditures for the last two years, ana the
Springfield papers have given inc hs''eS 10
tho n,iLIic IS follows:
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\ REMEDY WITHOUT Az EQUAL.-There
has never been a medicine introduced which
has gained the wide spread popularity and
appreciation of all classes of the community
as HuT,ey's Sara>parilla. This medicine Is
known in every section Of the Union, not
ONLY IS the best preparation OF Sa,saparIl,s
manufactured, but likewise the most relia-
BE curative agent for Scr0tula, Dyspepsia,
Chronic rheumatism, Diseased liver H"on
chi.is. or any form of cutlneous eruption
dependant on an impure condition OF tie
bIood.-Uelaaa (Irk.l .Sh ield.
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The subscriber tenders his thanks to his customers for
,ast vors and takes this opportunity state that he
la. large and well assorted stock of Lumber on hand,
and no effort will be wanting part give sst.ac-
n TO those who favor with call lie also takes this
onnor,unty to soci, call from of our friends who
are indebted rs. As have large amount of money
IN raise it is necessary urge immediate attention from
,s whose accounts due 1t is said "a word TO the
wise i sufficient" We hope therefore that these accounts
'i % ~, GEO. BRISTOL
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The Ohio River is reported in good navi-
gable condiiion-to the great satisfaction OF
the people Of Pittsburg, Cincinnati, and
other towns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20
WHaIH.sDYR'S HEALING tWBaccaTlON DONE?

Wonders. indeed. l. j. known everywhere as stan
dara Medicine sure remedy. and Universal Pansces
cyr Rheumatism. Cuts. Wounds, Burns, scaIds, Lunba
90, Sore Throat, Piles, Bowel Complaints, Cholera,
Wind CAo.c. Dysentery, and numerous other ILLS and
aches" Its popularity is owing to its own Intrinsic
ritz. once used it IS dispensed with. It is be-
coming daily and more popular and i performing
remarkable day by day. All persons who have
yer used ta. Great Remedy for all OF Pain should
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20

WHY SHOULD We SUFFER- when the great
cst medicine which has ever been Offered to
the afflicted is within the reach of all. We
.'!ude to iIurley's Sarsaparilia, remedy of
und0ubted efficacy, and singularly success
FIJI n the cure Of various diseases to which
mankind is subject. Thousands of well
marked cases Of hereditary scrofnla, and
thousand. more of other diseases incidental
70 the climate, such as Bronchitis, Chronic
rheumatism, Diseased Liver, Scorbutjc
Ernptions, aud the interminabe list of skin
diseases (grising from Impurities of the
blood have been speedily and etIectuslly re-
moved by its use. Give it 4 trial, but allow
no other to be palmed. off upon you.-Neeo
ADaay Ledger
Sold in Ottawa by d. Walker & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20

The EsnHU Cognfy Jaas.ri Is tie name
# q new independent paper just started a.
Piano IL tins State: :. Sci. Els, DR. editor
aad proprietor. Judging i.om tie initial
10. before IS. We should say that ~ou.i II
cusc take E-uk am~ua CIR best country e.
chsascs, AM vel. deserves the patronage Of
tie town ami county where it l. published.
TahSo, * the name u = new town in iem-
dsN county. and Is a fair example Of the
~ IA which Railroads make toms u tie
ws.;. Three years aso, the " city lots" OF
Piano we're Ill included in one good co!nti.ll,
nov it has streets well filed with teams,
places O! business where boe-iiac industry
yre.a..- and q Il. T. depo,-;hcre's tie s.
crcl Of tie whole na,ter-bringing and car
rying away mon and merchandise. For
building up town in the vest there's no
thing like Il Railroad.
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T;,H s.n.!.e.

"a RE inritcl call =; the Peoples Cheap Store OF
"a parsI.ss / CL.nK and examine their ,to"k Of
sT-- ;;-r,ge< Ciailis Lawns, Paras,l., Mantilas,
Slawi Eulroler.c- Ribbons &c, which have just been
r...f..5 deco
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on Tuesday last the angel Of Death called
him to his last account-to his long home.
Mr. T. came to La Sale ahou, year ago !
and established the Pros; and the energetic I.
name, in which he took hold OF every pub
lie enterprise, cndesred him to his fellow
citizens, and has rendered his unexpected
demise public calamity lis social quail
tie- were such as to att-ac; around hiuh nu-
uerou> warm friends, by whom MS sudden
loss viii be sorc,y felt. He va. member
Of the order OF Free Masons, who paid him
every attention dining his Illness, and at
tended Ills remains 10 their final resting
place. In his departure 10 the land Of spi-
iiis, La Sale has lost IN ardent and effective
advocate; society an influential and honored
member; and his partner "a long tried and
faithful paniOn.-La St5}s co. Sentinel.
We insert the following, from the Chicago
Times, at the request Of persons in this Vi
cn;ty Interested in the concern:
CHIcAGo UNION .IoINT SToC. Co.-pursu-
ant 10 y call, tie committee from the eoun-
Try, linois, Wisconsin, Iona and Michigan,
met at the office Of The company, together
with the shareholders Of Cook county, and
adjourned to the West Market Hall. On
motion, Daniel Leroy, Of Grundy county,
wss appointed to the chsir, aud Alderman
NiehoH, Of Chicago, appointed secretary.
There not beng full delegation from ths
country present the Meeting then adjourned
umii, , o .och, +. u.
Three o'clock, p n, the committee from
the country, together with The shareholders
of CooA county, nlct-Daniei Leroy IN the
c. air. The following gentlemen appeared
y til credentials AMI took their seals:
Dan.tl Leroy, of Grundy co., Illinois.
Edward i. Knapp, Of Knox CO.,
II. :. tsru!A, Of Kendall CO,
J. II. SaIGmons. Of LsAe CO,
Levi Green, Of La sale,
j. =. Niele, Gf Milwaukee, Wis.
:. Sexton, Of Chicago, deputiscd for De-
troit, Mich.
GA motion. the city of Chicago was al
lowed three d.l,sste-, wLercUpon ID. Harper,
Samuel u Ray, and c. l.. Nehoh were elect
81 ty the Shareholders present a. sad com
uil;ee, Whereu;oa the committee retired,
and made the following report. The under
, gust members of the GO MiuittsC appointed
10 declare the dividend Of tn Chic p / a.uu
JOINT STOCK cu.p@uy, have examined mt
the affairs Jf said upany, md and that /
ia been conducted UiOu u soGEt basis
N had sIso tlat Mr II. 4. -u.!Jh, the Pre-
: G-Ht G.! san company !, i,~dy aHd willing
tnal tn- committee >Aou.t declare ne d.'i-
ocmI as soon a. Ih-t snail rttm IL eAI'".-
emf, although t"e.e Is - / a shall S'o-s
ua>yd d.
Ine committee ma t"ti ID 'rttT I" give
universal sail-!@,il'" L ine s"a.e."!ie.s, IL
vii b. necessary 10 a,Tate some TINE AM
labor preparatory 10 cr-.~iirs Tie d.'i4snds,
tie process oelefn-:nst upon ~ ~ corr
mlu~g. involving gr.ei amount OF .~DJr,
therefore, r'Ir committee "oA.d TX nix H's'
g'.g.r.. 4. H.. as the a.1 u.uu uu.eu they
y,.l. declare sac 4., ..,uIs ., ,tL forth IN the
rYs,iu.. schedule Of ,nr company. Ius
T. ,.....y.-.. f.... ,.r,..,.ft.,-
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Great men never affect anything; it is
your three cent io.ks that put on airs, swells,
and put on the pomp.
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This is enormous, and well illustrates the
prodigious growth Of Wisconsin within the
last five years. By the next census that dis
trict will undoubtedly be entitled to at least
three members of Congress.
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T.. S.
Mail iOUte

Betrecn Ottaica and aurora.
sg HE undersigned having taken the carry
ing mails the above route, prepared to take
passengers through with comfort and despatch
leave Ottawa Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
O'Clock 4. VI. arrive Aurora O'Clock p
NJ. same daypassing through Newark, Bristol, and Os
decl3l j H. CIRCUIT.
dissolution an,; CG.PartnershiP.
bT1HE nershp heretofore existing between Sid
u ney Douglass and s A. NJ. Ross, under the name
and firm of Douglass Ross, is th day dissolved by
mutual consent.
The business will be continued by the undersigned AT
the Peoples Cheap Store, in Glover Cook BLOCK, IN
der the name of Douglass Clark who viii pay an ueps
OF the late firm of Douglass Ross and are aohe NJ
Of s.id drr, SIDNEY DOUGLAS,
SO ' HENRY ?. CLARK.
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yIST received by FiskE & TAILOR, - cases Kip Boots
y Which they selling FOR 500; -" pairs Cal oi tF
Cor -
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Satisfaction warranted to all who use by
crs Healing Enibrocation according to direc-
tons.
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Dec. l2.-Senare not in session. In tie
house poetry bill was introduced, to enable
the members. government officers, &c, to
get their pay. Also bill to authorize the
p. NJ General 10 contract with vanderbilt
for carving the mail to England at $4,000
tie round trip, about n 1.-THE Of what IL now
maid tie Collins lire. And an unsucce ssful
attempt was inside by Ar. Happen TO nitro
duce a bill repeating The laws OF the social
led legislature Of Kansas.
Ifr. l5.-ln the senate bill TO settle bal
anccs due revolutionary officers was discus
sed al day without comin: to a dec'7Io H.
In the house the speaker presented let
ter from Gov. Gcary, dated 22d, nccoirp.-
MED with the minutes of that officer, which
he saws were kept hourly, Gs his best slndi-
cation. When he arrived in the territory
he found his predecessor hal pronounced
the people in safe o! Instruction. Since
then permanent peace had been restored
without one drop Of blood being shed, lie
Lad gone ahead, and what was necessary nc
dill, paying all expenses and ne trusted Con
gre~S to reimburse INN.
Mr.. Eihrldge, (K. NJ Of Tenn, submitted
the following resolution, which was adopted,
yeas lJ2, nays 81.
Hcsolrea, That the House regard all suc-
goStionS or plopostio's OF every kind, by
whomsoeyer made, for revival OF the Save
trade, a. shocking to the moral sentiments
to the enlightened portion OF mankind, and
any act on the part Of COngscsS Legislative
OF conaiving, or legaliziug that horr.d anc
inhuman traffic, would justly subject the
United States to the reproAcH and cZ,c:a
ton Of all civilized and Christian people
throughout the world.
Mr. Orr, OF :. c, who had voted ag.ns
the above resolution, tn,n also sabE.it:sl
one, declaring that it Is inexpedicnt unnise
and contrary to the settled Ioli,y Of th'
United States to repeal the laws prohibiting
The African slave trade.
Resolution adopted by yeas, ! . rsyt, 8
t- NAYs-MeS>.s. Bar.,G..e, Bennett, Q
Miss. Brooks, Keilt SHORTER, Walker
Wright o; Mis-.
De. l6-ln the senate, H. correspond
encs bc,wecr the Secretary Of Wa an!
GOV. Shannon was called for. Ar h.oeu
gave notice of Pacific Railroad tll. Mr.
Wilson introduced Il bin L. amend the Ran.
s,s Nebraska law. TIE Teza-n,tt bushes
wss then discussed tin IL, Senate q .jaurny1
In the house. Nr Whitfield introduced a
bill to pay for private proper, destroyed
durir. disturbances in Kansas NJ Camp
! - ,....t ..,-..,.' ....-.r..,.. .-.-t.p l-.'-
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Lager Beer.
,yE undersigned is again ready to offer to the public
/ this Justly celebrated Lager Beer, which, by con-
tract will continue receive from the best Of Brew.
cries at Milwaukee and Naperville.
Also Swiss and Limbaugh cheese and other cold 81.
ables LEWIS GNAM, Columbus Street,,
dec6-4w+ opposite Atchell's Gun ehop.
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SoUruEny CoyyEETsoS.-In this body, no
,iccd in our 'ast, the whole subject Of r.
opcnin. the slave trade was Ia! on the table
BY vote Of IS to II. IN iutcr-occanic
communication between \. Or'eass I'm Sthe
lsthmus of Tyhuantepee was urged uPos tie
government. and resolution. were adopted
indors;ng Dndly Mann's scheme for tn es-
adjustment Of line Of Steamers from Che
sapeakc Bay to Milford, IleTana-isY9r'ns
the introduction Of southern tsxt books into
Southern schools and colleges, and the ap-
pointmcnt of comn.4cs of distinguished
Southern Professors to prepare such boo.s,
recommending to Southern Legislatures to
order that said books bc used in southern
schools. recommending the encouragement
of Southern books and periodicals in the
place of NoIthern publications, and the en-
couragement of H.ining and manufacturing
interests at the South. The convention adj
iourned on Saturday.
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The LARGEST CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcr.-
We have heretofore Claimed our district as
the largest congressional district in the I. ;.
That is, however, little beyond the record.
The honor belongs to the Sd district in Wis
consin, the vote which, on Congressman, at
the late election, stood Us follows:
Chss. Blinghurst, .......... q, 500
II. {. Hobart. %, iiS
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MY customers and friends nov obtain rom me as
vi fine article of Dried Apples as have ever been
able To procure in any market.
dec2J ARTHUR LOCKWOOD.
s.IsliaOis Gua6rii.e Eand.''
- HIS Band will hold themselves in readiness to play
1 for Public and Private Parties, short notice, and
terms reasonable.
Apply to JNo DgynEARr Metropolitan Hall, Ottawa, Il
linois dec2c-tf
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.Er7rSs Armies.

HAVE on hand and for sale "A large lot of superior
= IIsMBUE &c AND WEE TERN i;ESEi.NE.
deco ARTHUR LOCKWOOD.
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Ottawa for tie following articles SHIPPED from tie points
named.
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Tie dividend. may be II the owners house, Coo
l-..L INWARD EINSEL.
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AN Agent a superior quality of Can Oysters, which
4 thna sell much cheaper than the same quality
can be procured elsewhere in the City.
I.c2,j ARTHUR L0CKW 0Op.
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IteT- HrlIIUg EnINF0CltUn Ha- aVqIlftH an uhIrsee-
denied celebrity a. a Healing Pauacea. 1t cures
Wounds Outs, Brusc- Scalds, Rheumatism, and all
External and Internal Pain ia a short Period Of time
Scientifically prepared and Away, preserving the
9Th and quality II d, used with the CONT
d.nce rs an classes, and has become universally
.r-un IarlE be named in a public print.
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A>urr Kennedy for Plies.

The Fo-, I0.T Nsirt-,nE COnIllnt, Il fnOFt freVA.
lent than l. generally supposed Il Is attended with In
naIuInatiou>mall Tumors, in the generality of cases
make their appearance producing irritation hen the
body il heated iudcscribaby painful, which is mpos
sibe resist scratching, aud the only present relief
desire the skin or This disease is
not dangerous but extremely unpleasant Clerks and
those seentary habits most subject to this mala
DIV Let all afflicted try DyeTs Healing Embrocation and
We warrant immediate relief a nd eiectua Ma
ny troublesome of this complaint have been
died Of this great Medicine. We present
upon fact in confederation Of this statement, and
thousands bear testimony to the great value of this Ala
Healing PauaCra.
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,,.rr.ss p c. an fraction cftre vtol. -i.f5
,,-rs-rF and fraction % the Whole Off, --,l.'
Wnsag-z5t. fraction u ;.e "L1i-- o. t'-iiG
A.zin. Compare tn receipts a. Chicago IA lSi ~.
- and W find the following.
:. 81 90
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Imnortant to shOeu nkeY,
EN..msiaDfDTE I!

IL persons indebted John Lockwood or TO the I'M
d.rsied requested 10 settle their accounts on or
before tie First Of dHTGry Re3t, and they Will by so
doing save costs Tdec2uI AnTIII K LOCkW GOD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

Vx-Frryv AgAIN.-JUsT ARRIVED, PER STR AMER
w sron n FnesD beef win be served no ~ the once
,rr s,re,t near sruaway Noniay next from |,
10 O'Clock \ B-Ascpp's Past in.lls pale ale Nc tc
an tysuahl BENZ. HONEY Proprietor.
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A STROI.OGY.


AgMADAMY MAR REMAINS BUT SHORT inns
~ wishing consult he~ will do well " call shs
las study connected with phfenoovy, which enables her 10
your character and whether marr1eu describe
your husband, tell present crcumsiancesl
a,d whether you will be wealthy II not married she will tel
you and whom will marry and sstonshes all WIZ
sisi, hsr l07 Yves, Broadway
sTRoIoGY-MRs. FLEuRy, FROM PARIS ~ THE
~ most celebrated Of the present w telling
pas, and future and certain She ques
ions on business marriage, absent friends &C, BY magnet
Ism. Once 263 isroome sTcet
f,aRp-MADANE BREWSTER RETURNS THAvKs
10 her friends and patrons aud begs 10 that after the
thpusa IA this city and Philadelphia who have
suited her with entire satisfaction she feels confident that 10
questions Of asoogy love and law matters and books
oraces relied constantly by Napoleon she has equal
will tell the die future husband and aso the
Of her visitors SO Bowery, between Fourth and fEh
streets
MADAME MORROW CLAIMS To BE THE MOST won.
lN derfu asrologlst In the world that has beea
known The seventh daughter o. the seventh daughter
past present and future events Of life have asonshed
thousands during my travels w Europe. will tell whether
you married single and how times be-
married and how and will show the likeness
future husband and viii 10 he speedily married
and will enjoy the greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss
ard good through whole fe. will the
likeness % absent friends and ra,1ons and tell
all of life that you cannot selp being astonhed
No charge II not satisfied Call you will the
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