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The Republican and purely DANTE papers
have been taken terribly aback by the fol-
lowing telegraphio despatch from Washing
ton, showing that Judge Douglas has neither
walked out nor been thrust out of the de-
mocratic party, but that he attends its
caucuses and speaks and acts as Familiarity
in them, and receives as much attention in
them as any other member of the party
Unparalleled etfrontery! Why don't he at
once leave the democratic party and go over
to the Republicans, who aided him So gene
rously in Illinois during the contest last
summer, and with whose principles his
speeches showed he so admirably conceded!
Then how consoing would such step be to
the Danites OF this State
Lecompton We are told over and over
again by the administration organs, is dead
issue. Hammond can say it was stepped in
corruption, and Douglas call i: & fraud, but
what of that? By-goncs are by-bones.-
! Well, what else was tber, to exclude Doug
/ las from a democratic caucus or from his old
/ position in the ranks of even Southern de-
Inocracy If LccoInpton is "dead?" He ma Y
probably have a crow yet TO pick with the
/ President, but the individual James Bucha
nan is about as dead as Lecompton, and is
rapidly getting as few friends. Virginia re-
pudatcs his tariff doctrines, Georgia, Ala
ba,na, and Louisiana his fi,ibuster notions,
and generally his democracy is beginning 10
be questioned all round. We guess if he
can still pass as a pure democrat, judge
Douglas can.
The following IS the despatch from Wash
ington alluded to:
Special Despatch 10 the New York Herald
, WASHINGTON, Jan. IS, 1859.
The Democratic Senatorial caucus yoster-
day. for the purpose of ascertaining the
views Of Senators in regard 10 sir. SIdeil's
proposition, placing in the hands of tie Pre-
sideHt thirty millions Of dollars as an install
rnent for the purchase OF Cuba, is looked
upon as matter of great importance.
Mr.. Hunter made speech against the pro-
position, and was followed by Msssrs. Ma
son, Clay aud Shields.
Mr. Doug. as took strong ground in favor
of giving the money 10 the President. lie
thoHS''t INC f'"SiSNt VI purchasing SitSif!E =.
but was willing to give the President money
to make the attempt.
MIR DenGias said there was but one way
te get Cuoa, and that was on the occurrence
Of another Black Warrior case to seize the
island by way Of reclamation, and negots {
afterwards, on the basis of uti pcsseditis.
Jefferson Davis was opposed to the idea
of forcble seizure, and favored purchase
Messrs. Gwin, Slideli, Bigler, and others
sustained the purchase policy.
On the vote being taken, there were only
FIVE votes against Mr. Slidel's proposition.
Mr.. Branch, Of North Carolina, viii on
Tuesday present the report from the Com.
mittee on Foreign Affairs for the purchase
Of Cuba.
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ALMOST FAIL MIsTAKE.-We learned
yesterday by private intelligence, that the
Rev. II. II. Clarkson, d. d., of Chicago,
came very near his death, by taking opium,
by mistake for another medicine lie laid
insensible two or three days. The doctors
say that it will be some time before he will
be able to get out again, but still we cherish
the thought that it will not be long before
he will be entirely recovered from the effects
of the opium. This is warning that we all
ought to be careful when we are taking any
thing in the shape CT nedicinc.--Psoria
7ronscript, 17th.
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six months, and attaching to them a printed

six months, and attaching to them printed
power of attorney, declaring that it shall
be lawful for the attorney named, at any
time to go before a court of record and con
TESS Judgment. In this way judgment is
confessed before the money is due. Two
years since an act was passed declaring that
the debtor, by giving bond in court of
chancery, might stay this judgement until
the note was due; but that act had failed to
correct the evil. In many instances within
his own knowledge, men had been surpris-
ed by a Judgment Of which they had not
dreamed when they signed the instrument.
1t is too onerous a burden on these men to
compel them to 60 into court Of chancery
and give security. All know that it costs a
good deal to get in and out of a court of
chancery.
The Senate adopted a Joint resolution,
| that when the two houses adjourn this eve.
ming, they adjourn to meet on Friday even
ing of next week.
Adjourned to Monday.
! In the House. similar bill to that passed
! in the Senate in reference to confession of
! judgments by attorney was discussed at some
/ length, and then ordered to be printed.
! The Senate resolution to adjourn over to
/ Friday OF next week, was debated but not
concurred in.
Mr.. Davis, of Montgomery, introduced
a bil, for the permanent location of the Hi
neis State Agricultural and Mechanical Fair.
|: appropriates Sl5, 600, and appoints Judge
S. II. Treat, S. \. Bucknaster, Esq. Gov.
VIM McMurtry, and Mr.. Solomon Harkey,
agents to lay out the same for the purchase
OF forty acres of land within one and a halt
miles of the city Of Springfield, and lay out
tue romainesr Of said appropriation in fit
ing mp the said land as Fair Grounds for the
exhibition during the autumn Of 1859. II
was read twice and referred.
The Senate bill extending the time 70;
the collection and paying over the revenue
in the Township Organization counties, was
reported back from the Committee on Fl
nance, and passed.
A lengthy debate occurred on a bill for
the relief of the .ureties Of the late Sheriff
of Mclean County, who was behind some
$4,000 in settling with the auditor. The
bill was ordered 10 he engrossed. Add.
SdturIay, Jan. l5.-Senate not in session
and in the House barely quorum. Mos
OF the days session was spent over ferry
charter, the discussion branching out again
o. the evils of special legislation.
Towards the close OF tn. session, Mr
Campbell, Of Logan, offered a resolution
that in the opinion of the House OF Repre-
senlatiycs, the payment OF the Laavitt claim
was unjust, and worthy of the deepest rep
rehens.on by this body, or something L
that effect. The resolution, on motion, wa.
laid over, to be considered at an early day
Adjourned.
NondGy, Jan. 17.-Thcre was ne quorum
present in either House but as neither
House need know this until the roi! IS call
ed the CuDortuuify was taken IN both house,
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The Strike on The Chicago and Alton Rail-
road.

Affairs on this road appear to remain in
statu quo. At Joliet and Springfield the
road seems to be in the hands Of Gov. Mat
teson. and at Blooninsten Of the Strikers -
The newspaper discussions wtfc. this anon
olous state Of things has elected, however.
have thrown some l;rhton the subject, and
We are able to ret ct .one Of he facts 9th.
case. Some four years ago this road
havin- been swindled and banLruptcd by
Dwight. the contractor who built il from
Srricrfeld to .J.'i., was leased by its cred
itors for 30 years to Hamilton Spencer, who
run it year or two, until he overwhelmed
il with floating debt Of half million, and
then sold his lease to Gov. Msltcson fox
$1,000. Coz. N. took it, and. with something
less than his usual sacacity, assumed the
paymen. Q! the floating debt, OF which the
greater part was TO the operatives whose pay
was on al ave age eight months in Arrears.
From the date he entered in possession t.
this time, the operators have been paid, y itl
tolesabie regularity, all their wages, and
( about 1920, 600 Of the arrcas; bat i appears
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of the road to actual settlers, in accordance
with the principles of the homestead, was
also lost by % against s.
Mr.. Pugh's amendment, that the railroad
stop Mt the eastern boundry OF California,
instead of unconstiiutionally traversing the
State to San Francisco, was also lost.
Mr.. Brown moved that the bill be laid on
the table
At this point it was agreed that the bill
with its many amendments be printed, as it
was difficult to know in what shape II stood.
Adjourned.
In the House, after some preliminary bus
mess, Mr. Cobb, from the committee on
public lands, reported bill to revive ana
continue in force, without restriction or Inn
it Of time, the bounty land act OF 1894, 1s42,
and 1854; also bill providing for repay
ment for lands enormously sold; also bill
authorising the parties who settle in the
] 9th and Seth sections Of land before they
were surveyed to pre.emDt the same also
bill appropriating 81, 600 TO run, mark and
/ establish the western boundry oil Mlnneso-
ta All the above bills were passed.
! The House then went into committee O!
the whole on the Presidents Message. Mr..
. Cox made a long speech in favor of the pur,
chase of Cuba. Mr.. Hickman argued in IA
EOE Oi SpeClHC uutItS. iiN i'N11''cS 49,
then laid aside, and the bill to codiiy the
revenue laws taken up. Mr.. keltt moved
I to strike out the enacting clause, which mo
ton prevailed, the committee rose, and the
House adjourned.
Wednesday, Jan. 19.-In the Senate, al
ter the transaction of some unirnportant busI
ness, the Invalid Pension bill was taken az
and partially considered. W en- it was laIc
aside for the Pacific Railroad bill.
Mr. Browns Lnotion to lay it on the tao.t
was uega,;yed y % against IS.
/ Mr.. Bell. Of Tenn, on request, withdrew
his motion 10 TccoIEm't, wiic.ruPon the vote
REQUIRED on Ar. puEh's amendment, that th'
line shall stop at the Eastern margin OF Call
fosnIa.
The rest OF the day until ! o'clock, wher
tie Senate went into Executive session, wa
occupied in discussing Mr. Pugh's amend
rnent, OF the coustItutouaity of carrying th'
road within the limits 0; the State, /" which
Messrs. Pugh, Simmons, benjamin and Davi
participated
The House spent the day in discussing tn
Consular a.!d Diplomatic Appropriation il
Committee OF the Whole. Mr.. heitt ron
tfuued and concluded his speech in favor Q
the purci ase of Cuba. The balance Of tn
DAYS discussion was upon a motion to strik
out the salaries of all foreign minister's an
discontinue those Offices. At last this hi.
was laid aside and tue Presidents ruessag
taken OF, aud tine House took a recess till
o'clock to hear general speeches on TIL
subject.
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Du Page County Nurseries,
z.E,sEs ELLSWORTH {. Co..

NAPIER VILE, ILLINOIS,
WE invite the attention OF Farmers, Orchardists
w and Amateurs, 10 extensive stock, the great
est variety and quantity of any Nursery west of n
Y. occupying over 60 acres Of ground
Standard Apple Trees for orchai Dis, Dwarf for Gar
deus Standard and Dwarf Cherry Trees (hardy bear
nCl; Standard and Dwarf Pear Trees, from years
old, tbearing); Plum, Peach, and QuiHce Trees.
GRAPES.-Isa5ell.. Clinton. Cata~ba, Northern Mus
caHdine, Charter Oak, Concord Eiana. and Rebecca.
CUREANTS.-BIack Naples, Red Dutch, White Dutch,
Victoria, White Grape. Cherry Red, and Prince Albert
GOOSEBERRIES.-Bes American and English varie-
ties; large assortment.
BLACks ERRiEs.-The LawtOn and Rochelle, the
remarkable for size and bearing cultivated.
Strawberries and Raspbcrries in great variety.
Srna entail Department..
ntal Deciduous Trees, Ornamental Deciduous
and Floverng Shrubs, Evergreen Trees and Shrubs
ROSES.-Ne have in cultivation over three hundred
of the choicest and desirable varieties Our stock
of Roses are surpassed by none East or West.
- Those de string TRIES, rLANTS, OR SHRUBS,
assured that they obtain them from this Estab
shment. acclimate to this Western Country avoiding
hundreds Of miles OF transportation, and the injurious
effects of long delays on the way. All articles rom
this Establishment forwarded in good condition, and
packed with care.
Mr.. DAVID MOONEY will remain in this place few
days receive orders for Trees Plants, and Shrubs,
from Establishment
~ Catalogues JoTaCdrd6d gratis TO applicants
jan22-2m LEWIS ELLSW ORTIZ & co.
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New Flour Store,

" IT NI'It y. oYDDs''s IlE3rlIs FurnNure Depot
FsiHE subscriber has made arrangements keep on
X hand large supply Of the choicest Winter and
Spring heat Flour, imported from Wisconsin Chicago
price for cash.
lie viii also keep hand Chicago Lime, Cement,
salt, Hams. and PORK. for Wholesale and retail trade
Iie has also irstrat- Lumber Wagon, bang pre-.
MUM wagon. made by Slack Rarll and excellent
two horse Carriage span % young Horses. and Har
match. Also. several head OF Cows all Of which
h. Offers for sale AZ good bargains
Al-o, Farm Of lo9 acres, miles northwest. Of o;ta.
Wa for rent rfauI5-tfl THos. CARTON
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\ ELL has been introduced into the New
York Senate, exempting publishers of news
papers and periodicals from the libel law,
unless it is proved that they circulated the
libel with malicious intent.
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The Missouri Legislature have passed
bill placing $50, 900 at the disposal Of the
Governor Of that State, for the suppression
of difficulties on the Kansas border.
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CATTLE TEADE.-Statistics Of the cattle
trade Of New York for the past year show
Illinois to be the greatest beef producing
State in the Union. The following table
York during 1858 from various States:
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CARLINvILLE SPECTAToE.-We have re.
eeived the first number of this paper, men
toned by US heretofore as having been pur
chased by J. F. Maginness, formerly of the
Peru Sen tinel 1t is a handsome paper, and
edited with all the ability, sprightliness, and
fire, for which Mack is noted. Long may it
woya
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that i=s proved 'r-'' good. and '.E and -- con
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NOTICE is hereby given, to the unknown heirs of the
Estate eff Patrick Neary, and all others whom it
may concern that at sale of Lands and Town Lots,
for the taxes and due there for the year A. d.
1876 held at the door of the Court House OTTAWA in
the County of La Sale and State of Illinois, by the
Treasurer OF said County the 18th day of May,
D. 1851 became the purchaser of the VIII swq Section
s. Township SO N, Range +. of the Sd principal meri
dian stu ted in said County, and that the time
demption win expire the 18th day of May, A. D. 1852
jan22 MICHAEL. klLLELEA.
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EEUBLIC notice is hereby given TO al persons inte-
rested. that the commits sioners appointed by the
city council the city OF Ottawa to the Of
hundred dollars the real estate in the part of
the city benefited by tie construction of main
commencing at the south side OF the Illinois and Mch
gan Canal in the Of Clinton street, runnin 2
thence south the of Superior street, thence
the of Paul street. thence south to the
Fox River known Superior and Paul Street sewer, to
pay deficiency existing by of the former
sessnent not being enough defTay the and
costs said sewer, have completed their assessment
and made due thereof to my ONCE Any person
wishing appeal irCm said assessment must file their
obi ectians writing in my office before Tuesday
the tn day OF February \. ID. 1859. at O'Clock p NJ
a. the city council Will at that time in the council
ROOM at ESQ Lockwood's office, hear all objections TO
the assessment aud revise, confirm amend the same
i,r9y J. AVERY, Cify Clerk.
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TnE MARSEILIEs AND NORRIS CHESS GAME
What we took to be mere .jeu d'esprU of
the Mcrris Herald in relation to the game of
chess between the two dJctors of Marseilles
and Morris, appears to be earnest, and, as
the Herald was slightly in error as to the
state Of the game, the Marseilles Doctor has
addressed us the following note on the sub
ject. The game cannot fail to excite among
chess players deep interest, as it appears
to be played on principles so novel that wc
doubt whether even Paulsen or Morphy
could understand them.
Ed. Free ITaaer-Dear Sir The article
you copied from the last weeks Grundy
County Herald, in relation to the game OF
chess now being played by mail between two
eminent gentlemen of the medical profession
of Morris and Marseles is simply a mis-
statement of facts. The Morris doctor has
neither pocketed my queen nor knocked
over either of my castles. The game now
stands thus:
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Wholesale and Retail

WEST SIDE OF COURT HOUSE SQUARE. OTTAWA.
~ UANFORD would especially inform the citizens
Of Ottawa and vicinity, that he has just received
the ar-est and best assortment OF Boots, Shoes. ard
Findings offered il ihis market, at wholesale and
retail.
have also large number Of the best workmen en-
p!oycd AZ CUSTOM WORK. under the immediate dir-c-
ton OF the subscriber who claims at having % years
experience in manufacture and work he better
pr'red TO give entire satisfaction than any ether es
Enlistment in town.
aim 10 keep none bot the best OF stock and latest
styles Of goods. and variety that need
fail OF being pleased, and prices reduced
respond with the low state Of the money market.
invite everybody give cali before purchasing,
as confident that am offering better terms than
can he had elsewhere.
REPAIRING DONE on SHORT NOTICE.
Country Merchants and Shoe Dealers can buy Of me.
II wholcsals "a cheap Chicago any other west.
ern market. now! II. IIANFORD, Agent
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UNITED DEnocRAcY.-The Democratic
members of the Indiana Legislature consist
ed about half ard half Of Lecompton and
Anti-Lccompton democrats. On. the first
meeting OF the Legislature in December each
of the two wings put in nomination candi-
dates Of tioir own, and the consequence was
that the Republicans elected their speaker
and officers Of the House. There were, how
ever, half n dozen Of other officers yet to be
elected by the legislature, such as Directors
of the State Prison, State Librarian, &C.
The election for these came off a week ago,
and thea tae two wings Of the Democracy
wisely laid aside their petty differences, ig-
nored the Lccompton issue, refused longer
TO make opposition to Jud e Douglas dem
olratic test, united and elected the demo
cratic candidates. The result is the occas-
ion Of much rejoicing to the once more uni
tep Democracy Of Indiana.
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From EUEoPE.-The latest arrival brings
dates to the 9TH inst The principal news is
in reference to the ticklsh condition of ltal-
ian affairs, threatening an outbreak between
France and Austria. Napoleon's words to
the Austrian Minister at the New Years Lee
wee were: I" regret our relations with your
government are not so good as they were,
but | request you to tell the Emperor that
my personal feelings towards him have not
changed" The emphatic tone OF the Empe
ror and his animated gestures attracted the
attention of the assembled diplomatic corps.
Italy is in very unsettled state, particularly
Lonbardv. News from all parts are prcg-
nant with alarm. Steps have been taken in
Lombardy almos. tan,amount to state OF
seigc.
TIE London Times, reviewing the resent
correspondent on Central American affairs,
thinks the American Government and its
officers are pushing matters very far indeed
! The Spanish Ministry declare that Spain
! VIII never sell Cuba, and protest against
the insulting hypothesis to the contrary I'M
pied IN mo Presidents Message. Oiozaga
introduced motion supporting the minis
+ teriai declaration, and II was very uDani.
. mously approved.
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TIE GROVER i BAKER
SEWING kC5ssNE CDTpsSi

i-6 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.
- FOURTH STREET II LOUIS.
hFlNG greatly increased their facilities Tor man
featuring their CTLFHst rEu FAMILY = RCH-yFs, vi
a.. BE .cerg: Improvements. have reduced tsir rr'
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EstrIyeG.

EStrIyeG.
EIyR0M the subscriber, the 18th of October last
IL LIGHT GRAY MARE COLT, two years old last
spring. of the Sampson breed, large Roman head one
white feet. Any person giving information Oh
said Colt will be literally rewarded ,prn
ian9o-.x+ HENRI - hhtA
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OTTAWA
Foundry and Machine Shop,

SE1iiE late hrm Of GEiDIgY, CoGswFII Co having nv
- mutual consent dissolved their business relations
on the 10th day Of December last the under.ipn.d b.x
ing arranged with ". H. ". Cushman and u (;ridl.v
for their entire interest in the Ottawa Foundry iii,
continue the business Heretofore con ncte5 Nv ,,sr
and solics continuance of the patronage b-,,oved
upon the late firm.
Having myself established the first Foundry In otta
wa, in the l,5J, and in the bushes, AZ
thu. place 10 the present the and having had one or
con TIA
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Roaming & Yz0Ming Machines

EE-iiE old favorte Eeaping ana Moving Machine, IT,
- GT""hS T0teff," will continue TO be manufactured
'F ii'- s''-o"signnd ~ ord-is solirsd sarly =,
possible only limited number viii be manufactured
til present year.
am also manufacturing a Sugar Mil, which will be
ready Tor inspection in short time and to which in
vile Il 9 attention % those interested.
Also, Horse Powers, from 10 warranted equal 10
any IN Use. fjauIs. WM COGSNEII
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Tie weather is bitter cold this meruing.
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A STOCK OF PATTERNS,

C"equalled jy any Shop an the West.
All cd patterns for Harvesters, Tnreshing Machines,
and Horse PcHgrs also for Mills and Engines on hand
AL work done on sh-Et notice and at reason.bl.
prices. Iyanlol WI. COGSwELL.
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TO Hotel Keepers, Restaurants. Drug.
gists. GrOcers and the Public.