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Old Times IN La Sale County.

The communication of our friend ID. W."
correcting some errors Of the Mendoza Press
in reference to the early settlement Of this
County, has elected the following note in
reply from Mr. Kelsey, Of whom the Nendo-
ia editor had obtained his items. re like
the suggestion Of Mr.. X. very much IN ref
erence to a meeting of the old settlers, and
will cheerlully do anything in our power to
forward such a movement.
Editor eftLe Fra 7rddsr--
Noticing the remarks Of ". D. in your
paper of Jan. sd, would say that il com
ing to this Stale in 1929, and TO La Saiie
County in 1880, and a constant residence in
this County since March 1858, would not
make NE one of the old settlers, would like
to have ". ID. inform Inc whatwould.
Why W. ". should insinuate that came
in 1857, Is more than can tell. Lewis
BGckly was .ny authority for saying that
Buckley was the first white family in the
County. Buckley said that Walker came
next. /; might have bern Jesse, though
supposed that he meant David.
saw CoviII on Salt Creek, 30 miles west
Of Chicago, in My 1894. and intended 10
convey the idea that bis after history was
unknown to me. would suggest the pro-
pricty of having q meeting of the old settlers
some time this wear, to collect the facts and
incidents respecting the early settlement OF
the County. They would be valuable for
future reference. Let Geo. L. Walker, Jno.
Green, Richard Pembroke, ID. +. Hit, and
others of the first commence the movement
in the matter. Yours. KELSEY.
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ArroISTxkxTs-A long list of appoint
ments by the President, is officially an
nounccd in the Union of Monday, from
which we select the following:
John Appleton, of Maine, to be Assistant
Secretary OF ate of the United States.
Richard X. Meade, of Virginia, to be En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister PlenipOten-
tiary of the United States to Brazil.
William i. Reed, OF Pennsylvania, TO be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PIenipo-
Tertiary Of the United States TO China.
John Bisier, of California, TO be Envoy
Extraordinary aud Minister PicnipUtentiary
Of the United States, TO tie republic of Chill
Henry c. Murphy of New York, 10 bs res
idcut Minister Of the United States TO the
Netherlands.
Benz. F. Angel, of New York, t. be Minis
ter resident of the United States TO Sweden.
James Williams OF Tennessee, 10 be Minis
ter resident of the United States 10 Constan.
tinOple.
Francis X. Picbens, of South Carolina,
to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipo.eat.aIy OF ;he United States to
Russia.
William R. Ca'honn, Of South Carolina,
to be secretary II the legation Of the United
States at Paris.
james W. Borden, OF Indiana, TO be rom
missioner 0. the United States TO tie King
dom Of Hawaii.
Beverly Tucker, o. Virginia, to be C,nsu!
Of the United States to Liverpool.
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ton. This Will carry out the great princi-
pie of non-intervention of Congress with sa-
very in the States and Territories leaving
the people perfectly free to form and regu-
late their domestic institutions in their own
way, subject only to the Constitution of the
United States In this manner by lGcaizng
the question of slavery and confinIns 1t to
the people who are immediately concerned,
every patriot anXiously expected that tins
question would be banished from the halls
If Congress, where it has always cXerted
baneiul influence 70 the country.
Mr. Buchanan further suggests:
1t has been very sole,nnly adjudged by the
highest judicial tribunal, that slavery exists
in Kansas by virtue Of the Constitution of
tho United Stltes. Kansas is therefore, at
this moment as much a SLAVE State as Geor-
gia or South Carolina. Without this, the
equality Of the sovereign States composing
the Union, would be violated and the use and
enjoyment of the common terfitv acquired
qy the common treasure of all the States
would be closed againt the people and prop
erty of nearly half Of the members of the
cOufcderacy. Slavery can therefore, never
be prohibited in Kansas except through the
means of constitutional provision, and in m
other manner can this he obtained so prompt
II, if the majority OF the people desire H. as
by admitting her into the Union under her
present Constitution On the other hand,
should Congress reject the Constitution un-
der the idea Of affording the disaf cted in
Kansas a third opportunity to prohibit sla-
very in the State, which they might have
done twtwice before, if in the majority. no
man can fortell the consequences If Con-
gress, for the sake Of these men who refused
ia vote on the 21st Of December, when they
might, as they claim, have stricken slavery
from the Constitution, should now reject this
State because slavery remained in the Con-
stitution, it is manifest that the objection up
on this subject will be renewed in more
alarming form than it has ever before as
suned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-02-06

LYSCn LAW N iNDIANA.-An excited mob
at Ligcnier, Noble county, Indiana. on the
9Th inst, arrested three counterfciters. and
deliberately hanged one. They were pro-
when it was decided, hya majority Of six
votes, TO let the law take its course. The
third was turned over to the L. s. Marshal
at indianapolis, on the charge Of making bo-
gus coin, and after preliminary cxamina-
ton, was committed in default of $4,000
bail. The northern counties Of Indiana and
southern counties of Michigan have long
been infested with countcrfciters and thieves.
hepeop!e appear determined 10 drive them
from their midst.
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Red petticoates begin TO peep out in broad
way, modestly, as if half ashamed Of them
selves, but still sufficiently manifest to con-
vince the world of their presence. 1t is Gu
riouS TO note the sudden change in the direc-
ton of promenader's eyes. The ladies' faces
are now modestiy lowered upon the EN- of
the garment in search of the new fashion
and pretty ankles. So far few petticoats
have appeared; but the fire is kindled, and
it needs only the breath Of some leading
fasiIionmoDger to break forth into a crimson
fame which will envelop all womankind.-
N. y TriLuns
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CHICAGO ELEcuoy.-The approaching Elu-
nicipal election in Chicago promises to be
one of deep excitement. Wentworth is cut
Of the ring for mayor, but as lie is moving
every spring to have a creature OF his elect
ed in his place, the questions is sill substan-
tally whether his ruffian reign IS TO contin-
tie, or whsthcr Chicago shall have white
man for Mayor. The Democrats this year
are happily harmonious, and certainly bid
fair TO achieve victory. They met on last
Monday, and placed in nomination the fol-
lowing excellent ticket:
Mayor-Daniel Drainard
Mrrshal-James L. Howe.
Collector-Henry Bandit.
Treasurer-H. ID. Coivin.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Weine.
Surveyor-Francis Murphy.
Judge of the Recorders Court-George
W. Thompson.
Clerk OF the Recorders Court-Phillip a.
Hoyne.
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The UTAH ARxY-Tbe Platte (Mo) Ar
Weston of Mr.. Davidson with Utah advices
TO the 14th December. The troops are en-
gagged in making themselves comfortable for
the winter The health is good No news
from Capt. Marcy. Capt Lee Of the 10th
infantry has been placed in command of the
volunteer companies aud was drilling them.
Davidson reports that there is plenty of
grass northeast of For, Laramie. The buff
falo are fat. He met the army mail trains
taking salt from Fort Laramie to camp.
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s. p. p Ar K Err.

yry.KEs this method Ct normin the citizens of Otta-
II wa and vicinity that he is sole agent for q n
Geibs new model Piano Forte, which he will sell
less money than any otler Plane OF the same
style and qualify be had from any other source
Said Instruments will be warranted for three years.
will be ia town sufficiently often to taks orders and fur
nsh Instruments No order will be considered binding
unless the Instrument is superior, both ia power and
quality of Tone TO any other maker To prove what
say only ask the privilege Of furnishing you an nstru-
ment; if statement is not you need not keen
1t. One Of q. H. Geib's Pianos can be ut Dir.
Watermans Please call, see and try il.
will furnish Instruments from reliable manufac-
turer to suit customers good terms any
one, If Geb's does not suit.
Mr. II. Geb, Ia brother OF G.. H. Geib.) who il known
here by OF the best Piano Forte Tuners and
Regulators that there is in the country will be here be-
tween the goth Of August and the o, of September,
with whom reliable can be made tuning.
REFERENcEs.-True Waterman, and o. II. Buel.
iuliS-6ms
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TENNESSEE AGAINST LECoMPToy.-Resolu
tons were introduced into the House of Rep
resentatives in Tennessee approving the Lee
compton business, and iustructing their Sen
ators and reqesting their Representatives to
vote for the admission of Kansas with the
Lecompton Constitution. After some de-
bate, in which several Democrats took
only be republican, but must cmbody the
popular will of the Territory, the resolutions
were rejected 10y a vote Of 80 to 81.
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DIR. EI-gEIsEX,s
iodine and Sarsanarilla.

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Ljafcfes Es,~ 1Hrotic .,oge E.y-s. EiHg,tO,rH or
Z.tfsr san Nfu0. sur Hhfg.H, tHHssrs. Goitrs,
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froH, TIE use of NercHf.y CUiOHisL
such powerful curative properties are combined in
Dr. EJStTtye h5Itas and >'r~0dTHd that the LONG
III - tSDING ANA T"-T CASTS o! ciseI>c are thoroughly
CURED by lt-CA-h- t.at had resisted every hHo"n re-
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DIR. sAKEH.s sPECiFIC.

This a. sdte and certdla t.Tc for GOnOF9d, elect
Structure, SeD'indi Eedkness, thordee, Diseases IF
the Ki6heys ami Builder, and al diseases of tle
GfRitad Organs.
Reader, have you private disease? Do not neglect
it. II you go to regular physician with your you
peril your reputation. II you go to ADVERTISING
QUACS, you PERIL IOuB Avoid both and
use Dr. BAKERS SPECIFIC, which has saved thousands
upon thousands from the hands or the MERciLEss
QUACKs. If not from PREMATURE GRAVE With DR. BA-
kERs SPECIFIC you can CURE YOURSELF aud PREVENT Ex
PosUEE, plain directions for accompany the Me-
dCine.
Price ~ 80 per bottle.
sEy- Prepared by DIR EASTEHLY, corner Of Third
and Chestnut streets St Louis, Mo, sole Proprietor
eyg"Sold by q. l.. THOMPSON, ID. WALkhH Co. A. 9.
Putnam and NJ KNEUssL, druggists, Ottawa, and by
ian2
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New JERSEY ON kASsas-The Kansas res
slutions denouncing the Lecompton Consti-
tuition, passed the lower House Of the New
Jersey legislature on the 2Sth inst, by a
vote Of 81 to II. In the afternoon, a reso-
luton highly approving the character and
craftsmanship of James Buchanan, and con-
fidence of in his Administration, passed by a
vote Of 81, the Democrats all voting in the
affirmative
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% the Afflicted with scroiula aud Old
Il. EAsTERLY'S
FEVER AND AGCE KILLER.

This Kdicile ,ciH cure F.rer anil igae, DUNN 4gu-
ChiHs and Ferer, Intermittent 0H0 R6I1iY-nf Fe-
r@ss, ami eUeJy farm of F,csg BcijeBf 10 the West
Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Ague and
Fever, first and foremost in rank stands
Dr. Easferiy's Fever and Aguc Killer.
This Medicine is "A PusrVE CURE, both SPEEDY and PER-
HANEST During the last five IL has cured over
HUNDRED THOUSAND CASES. which has established s eff
cacy IN ALL PAsrs OF wEsT as the ONLY RELIABLE
REMEDY for the of these distressing complaints
Ii viii also EnarE Of the Spleen. Ague Cake
&c 1t is perfectly to the most delicate coIs
tuition tender infant. Try il, We afflicted.
eS- Price IL per bottle, or six bottles for IS.
eT-Preparvd by DR.. EAsrERLY, corner OF Third and
Che.nut streets, St. Louis, Mo.
eE-S Sold by q. l.. THOMPSON, d. WALKER Co, A. 8.
PHSaN, and NJ khLrssL, druggists, Ottawa, and BY
La n1,i.rs1 Ill, i..raO
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A ter what we have seen in Ohio, indiana,
illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin,, Iowa, Mime
sofa, and Nebraska, not to 90 east into
PeEnsy l.aHia ard New York; and after
Kansas herself, at legal and regular cleo
lion, has pronounced against the Lccompton
imrosture, we cannot believe the solemn and
sacred rights Of the people will be tram
pied downby Congress. But if this thing
is to be done, thank God, a free and honest
people, scrupulous Of the rights of others,
but rcsolute to maintain their own, will
have the redress in their own hands, and
they will apply it. That man is insane who
expects them TO submit supineIy to unnec-
essary and superiiuous treachery and insult
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xviii SO, where "Jesus answered, my king
dom is not of this WORLD" &C.; also, st.
john xiv. 2, "In my Fathers house are
many mansions; if it were not so / would
have told you. go to prepare place for
you." Also, ST. Paul, in 9 Cor v. l, says,
'' For we know that if cur earthly house of
this tabernacle were dissolved, We have a
building of God, an house not made with
hands, eternal In tie Heaceas."
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New RULES ADOPTED BY THE SUPREME
CoUET.- In tie Supreme Court. on the
30th, Chief Justice Cation announced the
following additional rules:
Rue 50.-The copies Of the brief required
by rule twenty, shall be printed in the form
required for abstrasts by rule forty seven.
R.le 5l.-The time allowed for each ar
gument in CASTS before this Court, shall be
restricted TO one hour, unless specially per-
mittcd; but counsel may file, in addition.
such written arguments as they shall think
proper.
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The new Douglas ,aausion in Washing
ton, SAYS the Boston Pat, is palatial in d.
mansions, and is furnished in excellent taste.
The largest parlor (of which there are three
: nearly "a large the east room IN the
White House, and is adorned by a large col
lection of pictures, many Of them purchased
by Mr. Douglas while in Europe.
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CmcAGo CATTLE NARKET.-The Cattle in
market to day were in better condition than
any day during the past two or three weeks.
Several Of our packers were in the market.
and bought largely. CIacin 4 Co. pur-
chased, in in several lots, 104 bead. at fair
rates most Of them fat and IN excellent con-
dition The following are to-days sales:
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LANCASTER PA.) MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Thos. S. BURRoUGHs, the anti-Lecompton
Constitution candidate, was on the End inst.
elected mayor of the city of Lancaster, by
maj ,rity of %, over ZIMMERMAN, Lecomp-
ton Democrat.
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Mr.. Morris, Of the Quincy district has in
troduced bill in the house authorizing the
ere ion Of a custom house and post office
building at Quincy. Mr.. Smith has intro
duced bill for similar building at Alton.
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a CAssiI..-CEa. N.LEc.

report having got into circulation that Lad sold
out my interest IN the Ottawa City Mills. and having
learned that the report il being used by my
prejudice and disadvantage, obiig ed publish this
Card denial of the said report, and that all
old customers and as many new may please 10
call on viii ind me the proprietor of said Mills
der my lease from the La Sale Co Manufacturing Com
pauy, Nessrs Cushman, Hoes Fisher, till the 18th of
March, 1859; and that viii do their
and afford large yields o: good Flour per bu
shell any Mill in the State do. The Machinery
Boiling Apparatus. &c. i'll this MIL for Custom Work
warrants in this and that in all time
TO come as in the past give fu satisfaction all my
customers and friends who may favor me with their
work
Those wanting Crisis grouUd will please take notice
that the water viii probably be taken Of the Canal
for annual repairs from the 2oh instant for about 20
days, when this wei! as Other Mills in this vicinity
will be obliged 10 rest. feb G-iwI GEO. MANN.
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THE ONO STATESMAN AND KANsAs.-The
Statesman thus closes an appeal to Congress
not TO admit Kansas into the Union under
the Calhoun Constitution.
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BRIDGE Across The ILLINoIs.-A COM
pany has been organized in this city for the
purpose of bridging the Illinois river, a char
ter having been obtained for that purpose at
the last session of the Legislators. 1t is
now proposed by the Directors of the old
Ferry Company to merg their stock with the
Bridge Company aud make bridge. We
have not heard what kind of bridge is pro-
posed, but understand that bridge of
boats, similar to that at Peru, which has
answered that purpose so well, be provided
temporarily.-LaSdlls Press.
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n Man KILLED.-A correspondent writ
ing from Knox Grove, to the Amboy Times
Of yesterday, states that German by the
name OF Grimbek, residing near Knox
Grove, after having imbbed pretty freely of
whshey, deliberately Shot one of his neigh
bors, by the name Of Hartzenber-er with.
out propagation.
Hartzcnberger and his brother were sit
ting oh load Of wood talking with one Of
their ncighbors relative to buying hog,
when they observed Grimbck approaching,
but paid no attention TO him until they
started for home, when he raised his gun
and discharged it. \ portion of the charge
took effect in the back, three buckshot en-
tering the body, inlicting a serious, but it
is thought not 4 fatal wound.
Giialbek was arrested and brought before
W f. Wilder, Esq, of SubIet, and then
committed TO Dixon j.i! in default of $4,000
bail. He obtained his whiskey of another
German by the name of Ech-the same in
ividual who sold Nicholas Wolf whiskey a
few months ago, which caused him to get
killed on the railroad.
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The last sac on that list was for a lot Of
the best looking cattle brought into mar
ket this year. They Were fed by Nr. Allen
of Anawan, Rock Island CoUn'y.
There wcIe hut few Cattle LEFT over I'M
so,d.-Press, FEB. 3.
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Ex-Governor Grimes was elected U. S.
Senator by the Iowa Legislature, on the 26th
inst, by 81 majority. The Democrats cast
their vote for Il. N. Samuels, Of Dubuque.
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RHODE lsLAND.-The General Assembly
have passed resolutions instructns Senators
and others from this State TO vote against
the Lecompton Constitution.
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John. can you tel M the difference be
tween attraction Of gravitation and attrac-
ton of cohesion ?" Yes, sir; attraction
OF gravitation pulls q drunken man to the
ground, and the attraction of cohesion pre-
vents his getting up again"
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BANKS RESUMED The Banks of the city
ofPittSburgh, Pa, resumed specie payment
on Monday.
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How THE CHURCH is KEPT IMPERFECT
BY false doctrine in part. Elijah. Jeremiah,
Paul ard our Lord, are continually waging
war on teachers of false doctrines. They
know nothing of the libe-ality the: sees no
Importance in religious opinions. In fact that
is precisely Satanic doctrine itself, and
seems to be the only one for which some
have any zeal. 1t is impossible that
Church can grow in holiness apart from the
truths of the gospel. Just so far as Satan
succeed in supplanting Gods truth by mems
specnla,ions, he keeps the church imperfect.
DR.. Kirk.
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UNCLE ToM.-We notice Mrs. Stoves plav
Of" Uncle Toms Cabin" announced on the
theatre bills for Monday night, in this city.
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The citizens OF Pontiac, on the 2nd instant
voted 10y II majority, not to grant license
for the sale Of liquor
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For sale.

UNEMPLOYED lands in La Sale, Livingston Grundy,
u Whitesde, Bureau, and Champaign Counties, in this
State. and in the Counties OF Black Hawk Grundy
GOrdo, Iowa, Polk, Pewe>heck. and Greene. in Iowa
Also, improved farms ia De kab and La Sale Cuun-
ties improved 50 mile from Earville for sale or
rent improved 100 four miles north of Ottawa
will be sold in whole part.
Also. several Houses and Lots in Ottawa; Lots in
Green's Addition and other parts of the City all
which will be sold to suit the times Terms payment
will be found Ifeb6l JOHN L ANTHONY
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Senator Sumner writes from Boston that
his health has SO much improved that he will
be at Washington in time to vote upon the
army bill.
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Three things to be depised-a brawler in
work hop, fool in fine clothes, and
slanderer
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I'm Earnest.

HEREBY give notice to those indebted to by note
or book account, that duty to my creditors compes
me all that give further indulgence
any and that all claims due unpaid amer the
goth of November, will be forthwith collected by law
oc2l-u j. @. NATTrN6E8.
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kN1caYeG.

lNROM the subscriber, residing on the Newark Road,
about miles north east ottawa In the fore-part
Of June last two year old ei'ers, with Caves-one
white, the head the Calf entirely
white; the other was light red with white that re-
member-Calf also red. Said Heifers were last
near Mr. T,arp's place Any giving information
where said cattle be found will be suitably reward
ed Address the subscriber at Ottawa =. o.
ianIG-fws JOHN 0C0NN0R, Of Rutldnd.
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SUIcIDE-A shocking case of suicide oc
CURED about five and half miles north Of
town, on Wednesday last Of which Mr.. j.
S,ambaugh, heretofore highly respectable
citizen, was the victim. Financial troubles
are SAID to have recently very seriously az
iected his mind, until he was considered by
most of his neighbors partially insane, when
on Wednesday he made away with himself
in his own house, by shooting himself in the
head with pocket pistol, the discharge Of
which literally tore his head to pieces.
Mr. 5. was minister Of long standing, Of
the United Brethren persuasion, possessed
Of very considerable ability. He had not
lived long in this country. He came from
Ohio last spring He leaves wife and eight
children to m,Irn his untiinely and uunatu-
raj loss-.HQrSAdH IHin0isidH.