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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-13
New Arrangement.

"ILBURN r. WALKER has removed to the corner
w room of Walker 4 Hck'ing's brick bunding,
her OF Mill .nd La Sale streets. He has Combined
good and full stocks of General Merchandise Having
formed partnership with F.. II yn,oed. their faciii
ties for buying and selling viii Re eqIs any House
the city.
Their stock consists Of Fresh Family Groceries bry
Go ds. Boots and Shoes, Crockery. Glass Nails. &c
Produce bough, and sold, exchanged the best OF
terms.
Old friends and new give n call. and shall be
pleased both in quality and price W. WALKER,
nov6-1y L. II. RAYMOND.
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Office j. hereby given TO all persons having claims
~ against the estate OF JOHN Mccarthy. decd. that
~c viii attend term OF the County Court La Sale
County. to be held Ottawa in said County Sale
and State of Illinois, the LIST Monday of january,
next when and where AL persons having claims against
said estate notified presen. the in writing
said Court for adjustment.
MICHAEL MCCARTHY, Adnr.,
rrv13-6w JUDAH MCCARTHY, id'n4r.
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THE BUCHANAN VoTE-We have the off.
ciai vote o. II counties. which give a total
vote for the Buchanan ticket of 1886. In
eleven OF them the ticket did not get a SIM
gle vote, and five others gave him but one
each! Yet the Chicago Herald has the ef
fr"htery to claim that the Danitcs polled
$4,000 votes at the late election, and bv ms.
Stunning that as many more Danites voted
the republican ticket, asserts that there are
$4,000 DANTE voters in tho State. The
Herald had better dry up.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-13

The Governor of Pennsylvania has ap.
pointed Thursday, Nov. 18th, as day Of
Thanksgiving.
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81 Rev :.sss.

- TRAYED OR STOLEN, from the pasture below 0tta
- ~ BAY MAKE COLT. years Old last spring. /;
has white ia is face, rlsti hind feet white, with
heavy m.re aud tail. Any p.r.on retUfuiug Il e
giving iuf0TurtI0 where It may be found. I'll!
the atOv. reward from the subscriber, at the
house north Of J. v. MAKERS Blacksmith Shop.
uavl3-3-s ALEXANDER MCGEE.
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FYHUE partCersEp heretofore existing between p. Fan
ming and ia. Keanedy "a tbs day toct. -th,l di.
solved BY mutual consent AL accounts due the hrU
viii be settled BY F. Tanning. =. TANNING.
Uovi3 JAMES KENNEDY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-13

New YoRE.-ln the last Congress, the
democrats had II and the opposition 81
members from New York ip the next Con-
gress the democrats will have but 7, and
the opposition &c members. The opposition
candidate for governor Is elected by some
$4,000 majority.
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DEMOCRATIC
GRAND DEMONSTRATION.

There will be a grand celebration Of the
recent Democratic victory by the
DEMOCRACY OF CHICAGO.
on Wednesday evening, Nov. II, including
a grand
TORCH LIGHT PROCESSION
Democrats in the adjoining counties are
cordially invited to be present and take
part The dffrrent railroads leading 10 the
city will issue half-fare tickets for the &C.
CASTOR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-13

PoLITICAL PREACH:NG.-As an evidence Of
the evil effects Of political preaching, it is
stated that out of the 100 clcrgymen in
the U. S. who made it business, during
the campaign of 1856, to preach political
sermons, Sabbath after Sabbath, from their
pulpits. bu, 2l9 have escaped unrebuked-
1912 have been dismissed by their congre
cations for various reasons, 107 have been
expelled from the church for misdemeanor
of various kinds, and in the balance, 1872,
divisions and assertions have sprung up in
the congregations, and divided them into in
Vulnerable fragments, SO hostile to each
other, that it is Impossible ever again to COL
iect them into the same fold.
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Pixies PEAK (KANsAs) GOLD M1SEs-Th,

Pixies PEAK (KANsAs) GOLD MNEs.-The
Lawrence Republtcan has received what it
considers reliable information from tha god
mines on the South Plat, from members
of the Lawrence Mining Company, who
have returned to that city from the dig.
g,nes. Former accounts of the abundance o.
gold in all that region, it says, are fully con.
firmcd, and no doubt is entertained that
during the next season still more exten.
ded field will be opened to the enterpris Of
the nicer
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Democratic majority.

DVUIOCtdtIC Hf'JO' ny =. .. . .. I ,VVO
Verify, Saline county is glorious locali
ty. For the Information Of Abraham Lin
coin, it may as well be added, that Saline
county is a "spot" situated in the State Of
Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-13

1nn BONF> Of EaisLs,
wv 2Gu lbs Of the celebrated Ontario Co. Cheese
Al.o. superior articl- 81 C-ib. honey. al
uoyl3 CAMERON & EBERHA2D's
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Gov. Denver has issued farweli address
to the people Of Kansas, wherein he informs
them that there is not dollar in the treas
ury, consider able territorial debt hanging
over shcm, ard no well regulated sy stem for
collecting revenue. Owing to these facts,
he thinks it would be impolitic tor hem to
make an effort, at present. to be admitted
into the Union, as it would greatly increase
their expenses.
The governor congratulated the people
upon the fact that peace prevails through
ou, the territeoy, that they have sepera-
bundsnce Of civil officers, elected by them
selves, who can maintain peace and quiet
ness, providirg they will assist them in Sc
doing, and thut the only danger they have
to fear is from unprincpled demagogues
who have always delighted in fomen,ing dis
cord. He warns them to guard against the
Vaccinations Of these disturbers oftke pub
lie peace.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-13

fINtiE subscriber wi sell auction At his warehouse
Il tie % has store in Ottawa, Ill Saturday
December i;h, l-,ps, lot Of Household Furniture
Stoves, &c. Said goods !eft by VIM Hopkins over
year ago, anc will Ne sold to pay charges tn same
novlS HANS THOMPSON
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Tar Nil 1nf,%r

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom IL may concerns
that at sale of Lands and Lots Tor the taxes and
costs due thereon for the year D. 1856 held At the
door of tho Court House in Ottawa in the County OF L
Sale and State Illinois, by the Treasurer OF said
County on the 18th day Of May. A D. 1884, W. s. Eas-
ton purchased the following described tracts OF Land
spd Town Lots situated in said County, and that the
time Of redemption the will expire In two years
L LII al
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WAnfoA

T1LEASE step mp to the Captains Office and settle all
Il accounts Immediately. either with money notes,
the books must be closed up. fnoy6l W. p WALKER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-13

o1AN FRUITS-Just received, fresh lot of
Can Fruits. embrac ng Peaches, Plums. Dried
Apples, Strawberries. Ounces Grapes. DC. war
rauted fresh and good, at HlSES,
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Boot AND SHOE STORE:

WEST SIDE OF COURT HOUSE SQUARE, OTTAWA
" HASfORD would respectfully inform the citizens
OF Otsv| and vicinity. that he has just received
the lar and best assortment Of Boots. Shoes and
Findings offered in this market, Wholesale and
retail.
have also large number 81 the t.est ~orkmed en-
pOy.d At CUSTOM WORK, under the Immediate dfee-
ton of the subscriber Who claims that haying 81 ysafs
experience in manufacture and work. he better
prepared TO give entire satisfaction than any ether
Enlistment in
aim to keep none but the best OF stock and latest
styles of goods and great variety that need
fail OF being pleased, and prices reduced TO
respond with the low state Of the money market.
invite everybody give q call before purchasing,
as am CO 1h!ent that Offering better than
can be had elsewhere.
REPAIRING DONE on SHORT NOTICE
Countr, Merchants and Shoe Dealers can buy Of me,
at wholesale cheap as Chicago any other vest
ern market lnovil II. HASFoRB, AGENT
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New Features--.Fifth Year
Cosmopolitan Art Union.
SUPERB ESGRAvINGs,
Beautiful Art Journal!

vALrAFLE PREMIUMS, ETC.
HIS popular Art Association, in the fifth year
Of unparalleled success, having purchased and n
graved steel. HEKRSG's painting, THE VILLAGE
Ri .CE-aIrH," VIII now issue copies 60 subscribers
only heavy plate paper 3Iy3S inches the follow
inn TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Every PRISON renting three doTrs, will receive
copy OF the superb steel engraving after HgsgiSGs
LIBERATED Painting
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
Also, copy Of the beautiful
COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL,
An elegantly Illustrated guarto Magazine. Also, free
season tickets OF admission 10 the Eastern Tor Dusse-
dorf.) and Western Galleries OF the Association
There Will also be- gwen the subscribers several
hundred valuable works Of Arr comprising fine OIL
Paintings, Br0Ezr- Sculptures, &c &c celebrated
American aud tore igu Artists.
Subscriptions will he received up Jan |, 1859. On
the evening q" that date the premiums Will b. awarded
10 Subscribers.
FIR full particulars December Arr JeUKs.r price
- cents Specimen copies cent to those desiring TO cub.
scribe, the receipt 90 i pos:ag- stamps or
coin Address c L. DERBY, Ac;tIy.y Z. 4 4
Eastern ON =. j,- Broadwry.N Y,
Or, Western Oif:- ls5 Water s., SantusEy o.
noy.3 ARTHUR LOCK WOOD ION Sc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-13
;LikeS.6's Doctitne Re.Ahh6hnced by
Seward.

The speech % ade by Gov. Seward few
davis before thc election at Rome, N. York,
has credted an excitement which oit,fves
the election, and promises to grow more in.
tense every day. The cause Of it is, the
announcement BY Seward Jfthe same doct-
rine with which Linco!n opened the cam
paign in iilineis, that the States Of this
Union must ultimately be either all slave or
all Free" &c. When Lincoln announced
this doctrine, a. nd Judge Douglas imutedi
ate!y p ,inted o ut its bearing and conscquen.
ces, Lincoln be came frightened at the sha-
dow he had himself evoked, and backed out
fit; but Seward rcnews it in New York,
and there the Eepublicans e1ince no such
| weak knecd timidity, but at once endorse
and back up the position, and make it
part Of their creed. To show that Stewards
position is the same with that of Lincoln
and that it is understood exactly as Douglas
extract from the n. Y. Herald on Stewards
Rome Speech. Says the Herald:
! I, that speech, which we publish else
where, Mr. Seward rallies his political
friends and partisans TO 60 into the conflict
and decide whether the cotton, rice and su
gar fields of the South, shall be ultimately
TILED by free labor, or whether the rye and
wheat fields of New York and New England
must be surrendered to slave culture and to
the production OF slaves. The United States,
says SIR. Seward, "must and will, sooner or
later, become, either entirely slsveholdng
nation, or entirely free labor ma jon
Such rs the brutal and bloody program me
laid down by Senator Seward as the platform
o. the Republican party, and which that
party accepts. Before such an issue as this
all other issues sink into insignfEc.uce.-
The Kansas hrmbug, the squa,ter soyer
e'gntv failacy, the petty QUAR-. Is between
the adhcrents OF the administration and
those of Douglas, the cries Of a protective
tarifs, OF a new naturalization law. and tie
thousand euther petty party questions q
the dav, are all ephemcrel in their nature
and will disappear before the great socia
and political conflict whtul tbs I,:oyrausn,
inagguIateS.
r We call it brutal and bloody prosrTnm,
for it is nothing more than the announce
lnent of fierce that * 10 be made up
on the social and political Organisation o.
the Southern States. The pretended alter
native, that the North must give up its rye
and wheat fields to slave cuitur> if those Of
the South are not given up 10 tree negroes
is all huGihG- Sarh an alternative can
never by any possibility orrur. We ilavC
all the life, al the energy, and all tn Int /
igence that belongs II an unmi xci race anI
a homogeneous population. In natona
point of view, We lave Ii the activity, a
, the trade, all the education. all the wealth
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-13

The SALT OF THE EARrH-Saline County,
at the recent election, pol!ed 1905 votes,
which were divided as follows:
Dsmocra'ic.... ...............l'o 800
Republican. $1,000
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Drugs ana Medicines

NJ stock il now complete. All CT my Drugs, Medf-
N1 cnes, and Chemicals can be depended upon -
pure and fresh they mostly bought Of the Old
and substantial House Of M. WARD CLAsr Co {"
whose Judgment and integrity have stood
for more than ~ years. Gor9l Ely. GRiGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-13

GOOD improved Farm or prairie Lands in Ia salie
"A County, in exchange for good Iowa Lands and
Cash Call at the Land Office Of IRov6l L. P SANGER
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New ORGAN AT WASHINGTON A despatch
from Washington, Nov I1th, saws:

New ORGAN AT WASHiNGToN. A despatch
from Washington. Nov. 11th, says:
An arrangement was to day concluded
between Rodger A Pryor, edter Of the Rich
inond South, and Maj. Heiss editor Of the
Washington States, by which their respect
i've journals are to I've consolidated into one
paper and published in Washington in an
enlarged form. 1t is to be the organ Of nc
rson or clique, but is to be devoted to the
general interest Of the Democratic party, in
accordance with the principles Of the State
Rights Democracy.
Various versions are given CT The political
significance CT this movement. The States
has hitherto warmly sympathized 18th Mr.,
Douglas, n bis action in reference to the
IncnIn1:pn question, ~!,ie tho South haa
leaned the other way, and is understood to
be the especial organ Of Senator Hunter, Of
Va, and devoted to far,hering his aspira-
tions for the Presidency. Since the election
in Illinois, we notice tie South has material
" changed it's tone towards Judge D., and
in late number fully endorses his political
creed. The new organ, therefore, it may be
safely assumed, will not be anti-Douglas.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-13

Magazines and Periodicals.
TIARPEI, Putnam Ladies' Book, L-sliss Gazette,
4 L hnickerbock-r, Black wood, Chicago Magazine.
and o,hsr- FURNISHED DOnthly.
The New YORK Ledger,
Ledger Of Romance,
F.ag OF Oar Union,
BaEou'- Pictorial,
Harper's Weekly and others furnisIed weekly.
Chicago and Ne. YORK Dail.s
royi3 THHN,r "p-0N
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A Bargain.

Gf'HE subscriber having sold hi, M, offers private
Il sale
One pair Of matched Horses, tip-top farm omni.
bu, team
One Carriage Horse,
One set double Harness, silver Ia ted, nearly
On. set double Harness, in good repair;
One single Harness.
One open, two seated, single double Democrat"
Wagon, ~arranted to carry good Republicans well
One single Lumber Wagon,
One double Lumber Wagon, said to be the best
made in this County, heavily ironed and good new;
loo Grain Sacks;
3DJ0 Flour Barrels.
Also, fifteen horse power Steam Fin CINE and other
PROPERTY. AL Of which may be- the AaIeduct Mill
"A the / OF the undersigned.
Terms liberal for good paper
oc2s JAMES FEELER.
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The De:rait Idre-tissr gives a new meth
Cd Of computing interest on any number Of
dollars at 6 rer cent, which appears simple.
Separate the git hnnd figure hy . point,
and the figure Gu the left hand Of this sep
arating point will be the interest in cents
for six days-the figure Oh the right of the
point, decinals of a cent. Multiply the
whole amount by fire to lind the interest for
thirty days, and this SUN by two for sixty
days. three for ninety days, &c. For any
NUMB er of days less than six, take the frac.
tionzi part OF the Interest for six. Care
must be taken 10 separate the right hand
figure Of he dollars, whether there be cents
and mills in the givon sum.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-13

ATTEMTT TO ASSAsiSATE THE EMPEROR OF
RrssiA.-Thc Gazette Cologne has learned
from its Vienna correspondent that con-
spiracy against the life of the Emperor AL
exander had been discovered, and the per-
sons concerned in it arrested, but nothing
finding TO confirm the intelligence has as
yet appeared. In fact, the correctness Of
the news is greatly questioned. The Rus
SLAMS boast much Of the personal courage of
the Emperor Nicholas, but the prescn, mon
arch is the Drawer man, for he has dared to
undertake task from which his father
shrank. The late Gar once in plain terms
confessed to celebrated Austrian statesman
that he was 'afrald" to meddie with the
serf question.
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sOticP I:

"iNING " sold OUT and intending to change my
1 place Of residence soon possible, hereby
notify all persons having demands against myself
present the without delay also, To avoid further
trouble all persons Sno Themselves to be indebted
notified to settle the Immediately by
otherwise Ior2,J JAMES keller.
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c,rOyEs-Gook and Psrior Stoves, OF every descrip-
- 70, s.il;ng yary cheap Call and look at them. at
~ os KING HARD'S
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Now that the fall elections arc over. the
elements Of the coming Presidential contest
will begin to crystalline.
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WASHINGTON MEAT N ANhE''
La Sale St., tanO doars 81 "ts az Me ue'8e' "'"''
FORD 4 VHALEY
,I, h. nIeased to see theIr friends and sell them
w everything that can he found in well regulated
Neat Market at reasonable rates, IAN,
Cash paid for Pork and Beef :; b; tunp,
oc2s ~. "
= -, u..Ia. S,oues of every descrin.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-09-23
lOrGrd Mercury.

BrownioW and Prentice. - Parson
Brownow, Of the Knoxville Tenn. y
Wing, visited Louisville to attend the
Pacific Railroad meeting. He called at
the office Of the Louisville Journal
Here is what he says of the editor
Prentice makes man feel that he is
welcome, and shakes hands with great
cordiality. 1t has happened that in all
my travels never met with Prentice be-
fore. Prentice is great man, and la
bors necessarily in his shirt sleeves, with
a pair Of old slippers ON and an ordinary
pair of pants and vest. His patronage
is extensive, Ids Office pays well, and he
deserves it. He is heavy built man,
low in stature, rather fieshy. Though
he has an intellectual face, there is moth.
ing remarkable in his appearance, except
that he has as fine an eye as ever was in
a mans head
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Greedy and Stephens.

.Stephens-Why, Horace, Speaking in
a squeaking voice, my dear fellow, now
goes the world! upon my soul, ! am
heartily glad to meet you.
Greeiy-Eyerytting goes as merry as
a marriage bell since the passage oi the
Conference Bill. You Suulhcrners are
cunning dogs.
Stepheus-Easy my good Yellowstone
internal Southern spy may hear, and then
the White House would fade from nv
vision 83 ta
Like the baseess fabric of dream"
n Greely--Poor poor little Alex, thew
are not SO sharp as that. You are as
willy as a maiden. | am keeping things
blarnied through the Tribune, by pre-
tending not to like the Bill. The truth
Is, the cnssed Niger lovers at the North
expect me to abuse every thing.
Stephems-Upon my soul, Horace,
what glorious fellow you are /! Just
bit me whap occasionally through the
Tribune, and the Southerners will swal.
low me easy
Gree1y-Little Doug, is doing things
finely mere in Illinois.
Stephens-True, by Jove and have
come to help him through. Bar-keeper !!
mint julip for four.
Greely-Where are the other two?
StepAens-Hush We can drink them
all. s..
The above 1--WE presume was the ex-
tent Of Mr.. Stephens, private converse
ton at Cincinnati.
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Candidates, Attention!

u Those Of you who wish yeur names put upon
the tickets printed at the PRAIRIE NEWS flee
will please send in your names accompanied with
the money. No name win appear onthe ticket
antil'paid for. We are prepared and will print
tickets for the Fl llmng counties Chickasaw,
Ncmroe, Itawamba and Pontotoc. The candi-
dates Of the latter three counties, especially,
should send in their names Immediately, as we de-
sire to get the tickets to portions Of said coun-
ties in due time. ta HatbJ
Our terms for putting the names of county Of
6cers on the general ticket is So, and for District
officers, $40 Special tickets, 81 hundred
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-09-23
THE VERY LATEST

From the gallant Zouave," Capt. De
Riviere, is his arrest for assault and bat
terry. Col. Grant. an ex-Nicaraguan Off
Ger, published card in one of the New
York papers, for which De Riviere chal-
lenged him. G. refused to fight him, but
agreed to fight any gentleman who would
undertake to vindicate his honor. A
challenge accordingly came from two
French gentlemen, and was accepted, but
no arrangement could be effected. In
consequence Riviere Went to Grants ho-
tel and pitched into him in the most APP
proved plug ugly style.
LATER STlLL.-A Baron Kleber pub.
fishes letter in The Courier Des Etats
Gnis. guaranteeing his, Ds Riviere' $, good
hsnASs distinguished services, and gallant
0hduet in the Crimea. The Courier en-
I0rses klcbcr's statement.
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senator DOasLls ON the stump.

A Scrap fills early History.-In a
speech at Winchester, Illinois, delivered
ON the 7th inst, Mr.. Douglas said:
Twenty five years ago, entered this
town On foot, with my coat upon my arm,
without an acquaintance in thousand
miles, and without knowing where |
could get money to pay weeks hoard.
Here | made the first six dollars | ever
earned in my life and obtained the first
regular occupation that ever pursued.
For the first time in my life, | then felt
that the responsibilities ofman hood were
upon me, although | was under aye, for
| had none to advise with and knew no
one upon whom ! had a right to call for
assistance for friendship. Here l found
the then settlers ofthe country my friends
my first start in life was taken here,
not only as a private citizen, but my first
election to public office by the people
was conferred upon me by those whom ]
am now addressing and by their fathers
A quarter Of century has passed, and
that penniless hoy stands before you with
his heart full and gushing with the senti-
mcnts which such associations and recol-
lecIions necessarily inspire.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-09-23
[PasoJa Star.

n Quite a considerable discussion
has recently sprung up in the newspa-
pers in regard to the proper title Of the
President Of the United States, This
arose from the address Of Queen Veto
ria in her telegraphic dispatch. The
Providence, R. l., journal proposes to
settle the matter hy clubbing him lord
Of thiry-two umbrellas. The title
is borrowed from shat Of an Asiatic DO.
tentate who is "lord Of twenty-iour
umbrellas"
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-09-23

Death Of the Pretended Dauph;n.-
Rev. Elpazer Williams, for whom the
claim was some years since set up that
he was the veritable last Danphin Of
France, died IN the 2Sth ult., at Hogans-
burg, New York. Mr.. Williams died
after a protected illness. the dropsy inter-
vening. A correspondent states there is
no doubt that he suffered during his ill.,
ness from the want VI actual necessaries
0f life.