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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30
From the Milwaukee News


The following gives a historical view of
the opposing parties in this country, from
the earliest period to the present time
The opposition to the democracy, since the
organization of the government, have passed
the following laws:
The "alien law" in 1898, giving the Pres
ident John Adams the power to order from
the country any unnaturaiiZed foreigner lie
might decm a suspicious person.
The "sedition law" passed in 1898. by
which any person who wrote or published
anything against the President or members
Of Congress, was liable to be heavily fined
ana imprisoned, on conviction in the United
States court.
An act, passed in 1898, extending the
term of naturalization of foreigners from
FIVE to fourteen years.
They passed the general bankrupt law in
1S4l, which enabled such persons as de-
sired to do so, to repudiate their old debts
They favored the high tariff of 1912,
which taxed TIE farmers, mechanics and la
boridg men, and those engaged in commerce
heavily for the bepifit Of a few manufactur.
ers in New England.
| These are all the important laws which
/ the opposition ever passed. Every one of
them were repealed in less than four wears
after their passage. The opposition to the
| Democracy were never continued IN power
I by the people moro than one term They
never elected but four Presidents, viz
John Adams, in 1896.
John q. Adama, in 1924.
| William II. Harrison, in 1910.
Zachary Taylor, in 1913.
The following Presidents were elected by
the Democracy against the the efioit Of the
opposition:
Thomas Jefferson, in 1900.
James Madison, in 1903.
James Monroe. in 1916.
Andrew Jackson, in 1923.
Martin Van Buren,, in 1886.
James X. Polk, in 1874
Franklin Pierce, in 1852.
Janos Buchanan, in 1876.
At ,he end of Mr.. Buchanan's term in
1861, the Democracy will have had the
Presidency iorty-eight years to the opposi
tons sixteen years. The Democrats have
had majority in Congress at least fifty -four
years to The opposition's ten years.
The opposition have opposed vainy and
ineti.ctively the following Democratic meas
The purchase of Louisiana territory in
1903.
They opposed the war with Engladd il
1912.
They were willing the British Should
search our vessels upon the high seas, anc
take them, by force, American seamon.
They opposed the purchase Of Florida il
1919.
They opposed the putting down Of tina
dangerous aud corrupt institution TO the llb
critics OF our country, mammoth national
bank.
They opposed the adoption of the indie
pendent treasury law Of ISL
They opposed the annexation Of Texas in
1854 aud -.
They opposed the Mexican war in 1916
and sided with the enemies Of their country
throu. bout tie struggle.
They opposed the purchase Of California
New Mexico and Utah, declaring that thos,
countries were not worth al ythlng, aad de
caring that we had territory enough.
They opposed the rurchaee Of Arizona II
1854.
They never admitted State. They never
organised a territory. They were Away
against their country in time OF war.
Such the main exploits oi the opposi-
ton 10 the Democracy.
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Democrats. Republicans


The Democratic majority on joint ballot,
according to the above statement, is five.
If Mr.. Williams, Democrat, is elected
Representative from the Mower and Dodge
district, there will be a tie in the House a;
and if Mr. Covel is chosen Senator from the
same district, our majority in the Senate
will be seven, and on joint ballot the same
We cannot ascertain the result in the above
district, until we get the official vote Of
Dodge county.
Tho Democrats gising the Republicans
the members not vet asc rtained to be cleo.
ted in Mower and Dodge will have a major
iy of three on joint ballot
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GIVE THE Docs WArER-At any place
where horses are watered such as at cab
stands, small tank should be placed for
dogs. There are hundreds of wild dogs at
Rome without homes or masters, and which
sleep anywhere in the streets, but YOU new.
er hear of mad dog in that city, because
there are fountains in every public street
besides numbers in the private court yards.
so that water is very accessible. The dogs
come every evening at dusk into the Piazza
del Popola, in droves of twenty or thirty at
time to drink before going to Sleep
Notes and Queries.
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CENTRAL HOUSE.

yuyHE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie thai he has leased the above named house, Gate
\, -, Inv 2 & CN.C..FT,) and that he Is prepared TO
800 those who may favor him with their patronage in
God s,yle and the most reasonable terms Farmers
- narticuar would find it to their advantage to stop
here in view Of the convenient locality being in clio
nroxmity to the business part of the city
His table will furnished with the be st the marke
can AFFORD. He has good stabing, and careful and
tentive hosters. (oc30] IRA WATSON.
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ISuy "a Farm /!

AND HAVE HOME OF YOUR OWN!
I'OR SALE-Three good improved Farms, 4 mile.
Il north OF the canal, on five to ten years time -
Price S35 per
100 acres Prairie, first quai,y,) 10 Mills from the
Railroad and ~ miles from the Canal, at sI25) per
acre, one fifth down and balance in equal payments
the first day OF January, 1850, 1851 1862 and
May be paid in corn at 40c. per bushel.
IL months. L. y SIJoTWrII /y,,,,r1 M
Office at FSke Tay!ors Clothing Store on Saturdays.
OCitl- Pm
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MYSTERIES OF Russian CoURT.-An ex-
traordinary statement is made in the St.
fetersburgh journels: In demoishing a
wall IN the apartments of the Hereditary
Nrand Duke in what is called the Great Pal
ace IN that city, the skeleton of woman was
iouud, still covered with the fragments
OF clothing. which fell to dust upon being ex-
posed to the air. There is not the slightest
tradition, it is added, to show who the wo-
man vas, nor why she vas closed up in the
wall.
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WHEREAS, Thomas Hickey and Mary Hickey hi.
w wife, did, on the 3lst day Of July ~; rorvev ~
me in trust the following described real estate natd 4,
the CITY OF Ottawa State Of Illinois, and de.cribsd "a
Lot SIX t5) in block ninety three (93D in the St,ta A
dition to Ottawa, which conveyance was mad. 10 socr
the payment of certain promissory note OF even a.
WIN sad deed oi trust, executed by the said TLo,
Hickey To Amy Cooper, for the Of twelve huudrsd
and sixty dollars, with interest ten per cent and
due one year from its date. ~
And whereas, default having been made in the paw
meiIt o. The moneys secured be paid by said note
Now, therefore, l. JOhl T. Anthony at the request OF
the holder OF said note, and by virtue Of the power In
me vested 10y said deed Of trust shall on the 4t day Of
September, !oo- sell at public auction, the highest
bidder Tor cash. at ;ie door OF the Court House
wa. at the hour OF II O'Clock VI of day the above
described real estate and all title and equity rdemp
tion to the same in satisfaction Of the duo
on said note. laugliI JOHN =. ANTHONY, Tcustee.
The above sale has been pos poued until the 10th Of
October, lnJs. isepllI JNo. ANTHONY, Trustee.
The above sale has been postponed until the 2ih day
OF October, ISIS. foclGl JOHN T. ANTHONY, Trustee.
The above sale has been postpone! until TIA. 2Sth day
Of October ls5S [oc23l JOIE T.. ANTHONY, Trustee
The above sale has been puued until the 18th ay
Of November l5Jo. [oc3J JNO p. AN IICNY, TRUSTEE
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young lad recently ran away from
home, and went to a tavern, where he was
found by friend, with cigar in his mouth.
Why did you leave home asked his friend
Oh, confound it, said he, father and mother
was so saucy couldn't stand itany longer,
and quit'em
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MoRE BErs.-Bets have been freely made
in this city within the last few days on Ray
mond against Warner, and vice versa
Many promenent republicans admit that
Raymond has the inside track for sheriff,
while the democrats knon it.
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The fourth Overland Mail arrived at 81
Louis on the 9th twenty-six DAYS from
San Francisco, bringing three passengers,
and no papers. The weather was delight.
full throughout the entire journey, and very
like the mild temperature we have enjoyed
for a brief period past. Ne Indian disturb
ance were threatened or apprehendcd.
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INDIANA MoRALs.-At the recent term of
the Circuit Court of Jefferson county, Indi-
ana, sixteen married people were turned
loose to marry again if they can. Two 9TH
er cases of like character were dismissed by
the court.
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Gov. I. e. Jones and Hon. j. X. Wall
ker. Of IL neSSsee,

Will address the people at the following
times and places in Illinois. The democracy
at the several points named should take
steps to secure large turnout OF the peo-
pie to hear the distinguished Tennesseans
BLOOMINGTON, 80.
PEkIN, November l.
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Bring Out all the Voters.

Have one or more carriages ready in each
school district. Take to the polls the infirm
or the careless. Bear in mind that the loss
of ten thousand in the State Don't rest till
you knoeo that the last douglas vote in your
precinct is deposited in the ballot box.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver eXpel il from the
body As il should. so il does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And il does more
rather does what is Of service TO those sub
ect this infection. If taken in it expels
1t from the system il is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed TO the disease.
the great variety Of affections which are induced
BY this malignant influence, such Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb. OF Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Eevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections of the Spleen. Mysteries
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels, all of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This "AGUE CURE"
removes the of these derang and cures
the disease
This it accomplishes by stimulating the excre-
tories to expel the virus from the system: and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their Office of their accord. Hence arises what
We term accknatatton. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long enough, or 10
sacrificed in the attempt. while this " AGUE Cum"
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is a well safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection. than any other
which has been discovered; and it has still another
important advantage to the public, which is, that
it is cheap as well as good.
PREPARED BY
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BRICK House BLOWN Down AND TWO Chill
DREN kILLaD. During a severe storm in
Pike county, in this State. on the 18th inst,
the brick dwelling house Of Mr. George G.
Rowland, few miles from Pittsheld, was
blown down and two children were killed
instantly. Several other members OF MIR.
Howlands family were severely if not fatal
~ injured
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SHOCKING MURDER.-On the Goth inst, a
young man named Wilding, living in West
18th ST., New York city, in fit of of deli
rum tremens, murdered his ia ther, mother,
two sisters, and a servant girl. He fell upon
them while in bed, with Ratchet, cutting
and mansling them awfu'ly.
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First Class Insurance Agency.
HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW "

HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK,
Capital 5000, 900; Surplus s3s'.ooo-
CHARTER OAK INSURANCE CO., uAErfohp'
Capital $500 900; Surplus $4,000
MERCHANTS INSURANCE co, HAhifo'D'
Capital 5000 OUo ,.
EDWARD EAMES, 49Hnf,
Os,1aB', Block, O.tatgd.
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We recommer d the following article to
those Republicans who have so much to say
about the bred Scott Decision. 1t viii give
them in,imatOn that charity should begin
at home"
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A cute Yankee in Kansas sells liquor in a
barrel instead of a glass, that he may
avoid the law and make it appear beyond
dispute that he is selling liquor by the bar
rel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30

The Editor Of the Troy (Aia) Mdcpend
ent brags that he has just got new pair OF
breeches, but rival paper asserts that his
wife wears them
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Booth, the tragedan, had his nose broken.
A lady once said to him--'I like your ac-
II G, but cannot get over your nosc"-
mo wonder" replied he, ''ths bridge is
gone"
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The Canvass.

Mr.. CoGswELL will address the people OF
this county at the following places:
Dayton, Saturday, Oct so.
South Ottawa, Nov. 1.
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SiiiU.Nsal:k Notices.

M iEREAS, plank sidewalk. have been duly order
w ed to Demonstrated according to law and ordi-
nance, in front OF the following described Lots and
partA OF Lots in the Cy Of Ottawa, and grade
same has been duly established and whereas thirty
days notice has been given provided by ordinance
notifying persons interested in such Lots in default
thereof, the would bs built by the CITY Council
the expenses thereof assessed upon said Lots and
whereas, default has been made aforesaid Now
therefore, notice IL hereby given, that the al
ley committee of the City Council a. J.Wade John IIo-
baH and b. RichardsOn,D viii bids building
said sidewalks, and let the to the lowest RESPONSE
bic bidder bidders.
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From the ST. Paul Pioneer and Democrat, Oct %.
The Next Legislature.

We have definite returns from every por-
ton of the State, except as regardsthe cleo
ton of one Senator and one Representative
in the Mower and Dodge district. Excluding
these, the next Legislature will stand as fol-
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Lots . g. 4 in Block a.; Lots !. 2 3 l. in Block IS
Lots T. D. 9, IL Block =; Lots H. L. 49, H. Block 70 ;
Lots t. = IL. IL Block SO Lots Il, i, 49, 20, 81 22
%, n, %, p, 81, -, CLOCK =, Lot /, Book b.
Out Lot, 30 81, -, 80, sub fri H. r. 80, E.
Lot g. Block -, Green's Addition.
oc3p !. AEERY, Iity ILerE.
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Tie Hon. John J. Crttenden in his letter
to the Hon T. l.. Dickey of this State, thus
speaks of Douglas and his services to Illinois
and TO the Union
"As You state in your letter, did, in that
conversation, speak Of Judge Douglas in
high and warm terms. | said in substance,
that the people of Illinois little knew how
much they really owed him that he had the
courage and patriotism to take an elevated,
Just and Independent position on the Lee
compton question, at the sacrifice of intcres-
ting social relations swell as old party ties
and associations, and in defiance of the power
and patronage of angry Administration sup
ported by dominant party and disbursing
a revenue Of some $50, 600 900 a year. That
for this noble conduct he had been almost
overwhelmed with denunciation that the
attacks made upon him in the debates in the
Senate were frequent, personal and fierce
That throughout the almost entire session
he must have felt the consciousness that he
was in daily danger of being so ass1iled in
debate, as to force him into alterations and
quarrels, that must in their consequences
involve the loss of his honor, or the hazard
of his life. That, notwithstanding all this,
he had Kept his course steady and firmly,
and that throughout the whole struggle he
had borne himself gallantly That there
was. as it seemed to me, heroism in his
course that beterved appreciation, if not ap-
pIauSe.
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From THE GOLD HUNTERS. The Kansas
City Journal Of Commerce of the 9Th in
slant has letter from the gold hunters who
recently left that city, dated at Council
Grove, September, oath. The company had
augmented ill it numbered nineteen wagons
and one hundred men, who were all getting
along well. They say :. Thus far we have
progressed finely, losing none of our stock,
and all the boys being in fine spirits. We
have boon met by sew eral wagons returning
from Pixies peak. whose reports are rather
discouraging. They showed US specime ms
which they brought from the mines, of the
very finest quality, but IN very small parti.
Giles, and they intermixed with the black
sand so that it is difficult to distinguish be.
tween the gold and the sand. They exhibit
it in small goose quill, and report it as the
resul, Of summers hard labor. They
believe that there is some gold there, but
not in quantities sufficient to pay for mining
They were in the mines prospecting for
nearly three months. These reports and
statements are corroberatcd by others whom
We have met and who advise US to return.
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The Washington Union announces that j.
Clancy Jones has accepted the appoint.
meut of Minister to Austria.
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DIR. j. G. AVER G. co.
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF 4 pURGArM MEDICINE.

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FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF 4 PUaGArIw MEDICINE.
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FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
T.,- ,ro sucar-coated so that the most sensi.
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quantity.
Price Is cents per Box; Boxes for $l.oo.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
given with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure
Do not be put off by unprncipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them and they should
have it.
All our Remedies are for sale by
Sold by
g. II. HUNTER, O,taUd,
T. Y. GRiGGS.
CN.TfY WENDFLI MEGA,
FLEMING & HARRINGTON, MrrseiH,s,
LONGW0HTH EIpGwAY, Norris,
SAVAGE & CO, LIT Sfile,
And sold wholesale by
J. ii. REED CO., Chicago,
nd Agents in every town in the Unit ed States. ooS0
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MAsoNI07 DIREo8r95R q.

Ohio Lodge No. 161.-Meesa, Masonic Ham,
s1seF Narss ana Aioaroetrsess JseS third Mon
dayevenings OF each month. G. ". sI:,rs w NJ. AZ,
dnasr L'tagh1tn, Secretary.
:, Whs@tSGg lodge No. l9s Meets as above on
the rs' and third Thursday evenings of each month r. a.
NsESFIlNaEa' W. NJ; s. W Pearson, Secretary .z1
Whee!sng Union Ctnpter7yvo. r0-Ieets as
ahoveOn the second Iop,lEy evening ~ each ~ {,
selEr, H. P.i s. ". Pearson, secretary
Hnc'ila Enca m ma ent No. Il Meets rs
'1' ~ on on "a, f'4a Mountaineering eae! month " j.
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concerning subscription, advertising other
t.e Proprietor ~
Leters cernng the editorial department Of the paper
them. .f.sEIt
Correspondents writing for publication, viii please
oaiy on oneside Of the paper.
An Observance O. the above rules will greatly obge u.s.
am secrre prompt attention to correspondents
theynil IN Otherwise receive.
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Il For sale by oHARIEs W. GRAHAM, -.
aps4 No %, G ,utFe Wheeling.
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Saddle, Harness and Trunk krdanufaoturers.e
H No. 13l, itIiae Ste G0gnel'5 5e U5lion ,iefo
now on hand large and complete assortment of
9A all articesh our line, consisting of Iaiesaud Gem
tleiens Saddles fine HARNESS. Iron, PfaIne
Wood Trunks, and Vaces Carpet ags, SGtchels Vpner
Leather Hogshn, Hair and Wool Collars Whips Hanes
&C. &c. &cFA siiA sH9tit .5f.lta aa StsIiF iE9fi
Saddles mn the
rlteto the best style of English Slaftoe. q f si.
Irsn frame Trunks and Vaces very superior article
and Unsurpassed for liYhtIlesS strength duFabiIty
Fine single and double Harness ofte style; Stage,
agon and Cart Harness of the best nateral and work
InanshiP. ~ = 2ltt -s5- : sigha n Ef3Ei as
Alarge assortment of Carp every
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All work ordered Will be furnished promptly and
fprtwillbe spaFed to merit q continuance ofpublc,fa
Vor.= Give us call. 81 Afrt a. Eti5,ff =,
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> COMPLEMENTARY RErolsT --,.I know Mr.. Lin.
colnin early life; he commenccd his life as a
grocer .''-!Sena tor douglas. gss
The oily difference between Judge Daugas
and myself on. the grocery question Is. that
while have stood on one side of the counter,
he has been equally attentive on theoother "
sLincoIn }s0
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.WHEEL ING "a 4I3B.LE .WORK3Si !.

BW Songs Just received by PaYne & Go. du-
IN ring the past YeskEFa AIDED Flowers, Danish those
Clonds of Gare Gentle Annie Ny H6me isa Cave by the
dare Sen Wave, Tho NFanhIoy3 BLACK Eyed
Home of Chlihool Minute Bll Sing Not of Joy to-
esrries Grays GA Sweet te with Us Merry
oa and zee thep.f ftRtgi44 PAYNE q CO.
GREAT variety Coral Beads: New style Port Moneys:
~ Gum Tobacco Wallets; Cigar Tubes; EShinga LINES
Hooks and 4testSi 81 fangl4t ti PAYNE co.
GoAPs-Has Barber, GlySerint, Ponclne Brown,
anetI oAYNE e co.
ARD 0II.lhst another Int III Grass g. Deits
Land No. . Oil, Tbietsf be5spld at Gpe1u-1
natl priEIs b5 III !. A .tSfETC lIFss5
angtI No s6 Maifr Stes
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TC CORRESPONDENTS.

0 spri@G t0sia evidence OF Intentional fraud.