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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-16

FYSHE democratic Central Committee o. he City Of
u 0Itawi d-emng :. advisable TO hold . rcpr--eata-
tive convention, hr delegates from the different
fcr ~ .tion of nIi4te the Office
have ed IN. bt-IS nj fo,lH-,
OUe delegate frnr each ward, fGr rv--v 2 Demo-
cratic v'-z. and on. for each 'r ton Of IS and ever
y iiii The follow i:e number 81 dig
Ward l. Delegates; ward = delegates: ward 4, &
d-leyste- ard 1. d. DELEGATES; ward 5. del gates
" ri 6. ! lrl.gaJe Nard :. p; st,cgst-..
Ami the D ocTatic voters Of The different ward are
reuu-]t-d AZ the following named places, "a
"a ;Irdar evening April 25;. 80, clock FOR She
Of choosing delegates attend CIV
F." ~ h. Is the Cart iiaus- Tue-d ~. Apra
%. 50, a. clos. n, Tor ii- p1rp,s, Of
ing a card die the % Mayor IN attend 20
such o h.r business hr:Gre the Csuvsri-
ii"t. Inc follow ing The desgust ted .or hold
ir. the election 0! delegate
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To the I'rici.ds Of the Fire Department.

. There having been considerable excitement; ere
atcd by CERTAIN CUES Ht40 formerly belonged TO Nj
agara Engine 90. No. :. | deem !; nav duty
ft.cDu to the department. as vel Foreman and
Treasurer vi Niagara lire Go. No. H. 10 show 10
those friends VINO have contributed towaid s the
apparatus i,at /, under Iuy charge, a true stale
nicnt OF the Affairs u the Company. Below Will
be found the cost VI oar machine. cart, hose.
freight, &c., the .DiOuut VI money pald 10 me and
b, "iion! laid together wiIh The amount vi uu-
paid subscription, city orders &c. Also, the
arnvun, paid ont and 10 whom uald, together with
liabilities that the pubic at glance
hO" The inLnce, Oi the Company stand
Ia regard - the gross charges made agaln>t me
III the laD1,,e,, leave tt.; to those Who made
them, believing them 10 be mOIe the Lcai Of pas
SION than tie sentiment. Cl those gentlemen after
cool rejection. IL / nave ever done them wrong,
stand reai. to make restitution. II the char yes
a.e not true, those mo made then III justice 70
themselves and she ire department.. ouEnt 10, for
the credit Of all parties, AT least modify some
things. /, Tie report a true statement Of our
affairs on the til vi April. ! 81. (that beng the
C.,.e,J there must be something wrong.
l hope the gentlemen viii do me the Justice 0
place tue. light before tile continuity
" ssiinS their new enterprise success, can
reason Why they should WI h Niagara Fire Co. any
lining short ui pos. eIIty II our volunteer tire
department Is successful there must be union IN
the different CompanieS. II there no, union INV
All, would be Tor both Companies 10 oi>paud l
have nc, lost all hope that by tue time their new
machine arrives, the parties viii see the necessity
vi union, and that nothing will ever occur 10 pre-
vent them from doiug their duty 10 the pubic,
who have generousi, contributed their money TO
establish well regulated lire department.
Cost OF Niagara Fire Engine No. /, with cart, hose
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A Bargain.

,IyIIE subscriber having sold his MIL offers private
III SALE
o,. mir OF matched iorses, tip. top farm or omui.
bus tc IA
Que Carriage Horse,
Oue d,,be II ,.ness, silver lated. nearly new.
ga. set dotb.e Harness, in good repair;
One single Harness;
One open, two seated, single o double Democrat"
Wagon. 'arrant-d to carry good Republicans a. we'll ;
One single Lumber Wagon;
One douo,e ..uuber Wagon. said TO he the best
made in this County. heavily ironed and good new;
l.1,s Gg ain Sacks;
80 U Flour Barrels.
Terms liberal tor good paper.
oc2S JAMES FEELER.
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1 is.s.

liter. Egg Ch--- Lard. aid all kinds ~ Field
Garden Vegetables 10 iieir
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Lost.
VALUABLE CAMEO BREAST PIN, between the
IA sdence OF Mr. Pope ami the Seminary. The md
e will greatly ebiise the owner By leaving said pm at
the Semisary. aFJs
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Blacks lColumn.


~AdSA = tSOA u 114x4s
r. O. Is T. n G. X
May still be found at his old stand, on
Nae" St, opposite he Mansion House, OtoaG
(NwING to the great increase in his business. he i,
~ now enlarg,ng his stock and making o,her ar,
ransernenrs which will -nSble him furnish his
r1n' customers with choice family supplies, among
which may be found:
<islO<'s. riSES.
."n'-iing OF choice Coffee. Sugar, Spices, Extracts
'oap' Cider and pare Vinegar, Mo!as,es, syrup sc.
stone. Wood ~ Il willow Ware.
Rockingham. yellow, Ohio and Illinois Stone Ware :.
ru"' tnarns Buckets &c; Corn, Market, School aud
viii find good assortment n Work and Travelling
Baskets. Bird Gags Seed, &C.. at Chic o, ,,,i.. 20
Please call and see them.
IVuIss.
Oranges. Lemons. Green and Dried Apples, Peaches.
ri-s aud iu;i assortment OF Can and Jar Puts pre-
serves, jams. J.liies, Table SAGE, &c.
Crackers.
Soda. Pu,ter, = cnic sugar, Lemon Water. Graham,
Tct Common and Fanny Boston Crac.-r-. from the
CHICAGO MECHANICAL BAKERY
Flour.
Spring, Winter, Rye Bach and Graham Pour
Cracked Wheat Iior,ruouy Grana!at.d aud Corn Meal
hand.
Furniture.
Bureaus Ia les stands, l-'i,trAs. Chair. ittras.
Is. &C. - hich ~ i'll he sold low lpr cash u: barter
Produce,
liter. Egg Cheese. Lard aid all kinds cr Field and
Garden Neg-ia bies ia iLeir
aisD.
Su3Gr IN ef INNS. y n.a 7oB1u-s: and F,.sh
+ t~h daI! resolved rom the Luke
f:,rnscrS
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cOuice:
HAVING "soid out" and intending to change NJ
III place 0f residence as soon poss. bls, hereby
notify all persons having demands against myself =
present the without delay also, avoid further
trouble all persons knowing themse elves he indebted
notified settle the immediately BY not
o otherwise. Ioc2Sl JAMES KEELRR,
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A DOUBLE HEADED CouRr-Kane county
. is in a terment about her courts Two
Years ago the legislature gave that county
two courts OF common pleas, one to hold
lis sittings at Aurora. and the other at FL
gina judge having been elected for each
for four years. Last winter the legislature
passed a lI~ con-olid,ting the two courts.
and dircctin. the election Of new Judge
The election was held few weeks ago, and
Mr.. Parks, OF Aurora. chosen Judge Last
N nday he undertook 10 hold III, first
cou / at Ei..in, when ne found the bench
pr occupied ly Mr. Moran the iudge Of
g al oli>hed Elgin court judge Morgan
ordered TIE sheriff to open court The
sheriff would see him n Tophet first
Judge N C;i>mi.ses the sheriff from Office
and fines Judge Parks $1,000 for daring to
claim lis seat on the bench The clerk
sad there wasn't room enough on tie
docket TO enter 50 large a fine. Great ex-
citcnleiIt and confusion refined in the
meantime, and III the midst OF it tie co,lr,
adjourned
1t appears that Judge Morgan claims
that having been elected by the people,
for four years. and having two more years
TO serve, the legislature has no right to
turn him ont, without abolishing thu court.
which they have not done. and this is
the reason OF his apparently strange con
IJ,tY
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The Sicktcs Trial.

The telegraph dispatches give column
or more per day, and the New York papers
halt dozen of columns per day, Of the evi-
dence and incidents of the Sickies trial
now slowly progressing at Washington
Some Of these details are shocknslv alb
scene, and others silly and dwelling
The confession OF Mrs Sicklcs is unfit
To appear N any paper making pretentionS
to dccency. Then what can be more nall-
seating than the columns of "incidents'
II which the newspaper correspondents re-
vel AIr. Sickles sneezes. and immediately
the fact is heralded in dozen Of New
York da!iies and sent whining over the
wires. Mr. Sickles, we are gravely told
instead Of occupying a lofty cushioned arm
chair or sofa, must take his seat in the
vulgar dock" Poor fellah Mr. SicIlles
sits through the day apparently calm and
unmoved, but when he returns TO his room
shows signs of fatigue" All me, And
when alone, is q prey to sorrowtul reiec-
ms! Should 1T wonder
We cannot crafty the lasts of our read
ers WHO have pruriency for such stuff
The few simple facts and incidents attend
Ing the shooting of Key by Sickles are &C.
curately known and understood by the
country and IA verdict has been pronoun-
ced upon them. Nobody believes that
Sickles will be found guilty or, should a
verdict even be rendered against him. that
he VIII be punished. His trial is IA mere
fo,nl, and beyond announcing the result
deserves no further notice or comment.
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T. uIsS.

viii ind good assortment NJ Work and Travelling
Baskets, Bird Cages, Seed, &C.. at Chicago ,,,.-. .
Pirase call and See them
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3sr,,.sIcc,

Bureaus, Ia les, Siaud- I;'i,tras. Chair. ittras
&c. ~ hch " i'll be sold low lor cash barter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-16

Hs"nc, WoOi1 ~ Il Willow Ware.
,'"chi"ehaih Yellow, Ohio and Illinois Stone Ware
r""S' 'har's' Buckets, &C. Corn, Market School and
Eahcy Baskets.
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Oranges Lemons. Green aud Dried Apples, p.,cb..
r. uu.. Cherries. Ba"hb-rr,-s. Ri- hri-- Ei!-rb.r
ri-s. aud ui assortment o! Can aud Jar Puts Pre-
serves, Jams Jeies, Table Sauce, &c.
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Soda. Pu;ter, chic. Sugar, Lemon. Water. Graham
Tee, Common and Fanny Boston Craca-r-. from the
CHICAGO MECHANICAL BAKERY.
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- : : 'WA. O0ooWELL, IfsaS~rNS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-16
tulrNif are.

Spring, Winter, Rye. Buck~teat. and Graham Pour
Cracked Wheat. IiOrinIouy, Grana!at.d aud Corn Mea
constantly on hand.
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GsfO<'s. e rs,

"h'-inp OF choice Coffee. Sugar, Spices Extracts
Soap' Id-r and pare Eintga Mo.as,es, syrup, &C.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-30

B2y- A wag has made up the following
summary of what he calls the {" Inalienable
Rights of Americans and which are not
enumerated in the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence
To know any trade or business without
apprenticeship or experience.
To mary without regard TO fortune, state
Of health, position, or opinion OF parents of
friends.
To have wife and children dependent on
contingencies OF business, and, in case OF
sudden death, leave them wholly unprovided
for.
To put off upon hireling strangers the lit.
erary, moral and religious education ot
children.
To teach children no good trade hoping
they will have, when grown up, wit enough
10 live Oh the industry of ether people.
To enjoy tho general sympathy, when
made bankrupt by reckless speculations.
To chea, the Government il possible
TO hold office without being competent
To discharge its duties.
To build houses with nine and six inch
walls, 10 go To the funerals of tenant, fire.
men, and others, killed by their fall, weep
ing over the mysterious dispensation OF
Providence.
To build up cities and towns without
parks, public squares, broad streets or ven.
tilated blocks. aud call pestilence a sisits.
tiOn of God.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Hardware.

E.ffOH SEAsXGh NJ ~ -SO.ts NO. 4e
- MAIN rSTREEr,-He are nov opening d
large and wetl selected stock OF German English
aud American HARDwARE, which we oiiesr at very
low prices 10 Cash and prompt time buyers. Nov on
hand and arFiyiHg-i List 40 43-t land Spades
Ares, ROwlands's, aud other brands Shovels
Hoods Cast Steel Grain and Grass Scythes, --
Do Hay Knives and BriT do,
Garden fakes and Hos. 7..a r. NJ eLe4
Mill Saws-R Rowlands and other brands,
cross-cut Saws do German and q. Steel,
-f-'.l Do do, Tnttls's Patent, r .s-Is-...-.
Booth Co.'S Table Cutlery,
- iiarTreaye's Pocket do. l3iaE SD er.dr
Butcher ani other brands Of Files 4 Edge Tools
Trace, Log. Halter snd Pump Chains.
- flaHaes, ~ pll glu-f o. vl1. = -e4s
eli. ANes--Bloodss ippinootts, ., and Others o.-f
Prmp Tubing and Fixtures. -.
Ohio Tool co. Planes and Truss Hoaps t,'ii
p as Spear & Jackson,s Saws -s14 fI Z4s los p.
5s Brass and EuamsleEi Kettles, .r r..-.....a
Hay and Manure Forks, .t-
Snsaths and Cradles a t- i@" rilt1
= Pruning KNIVES, Shears and Saws. 14srf5f
FURNITURE HARDWARE. ere
Mahogany and Walnut Knobs,
Cupboard, Chest and Drawer LocEs
~ Wrought. Table, aud Brass Hinges,r F
Bed Scrsws-fiat and square heads,
Coffin Scraws and Trimmings, iIahA I'D
Castors, &c., &c. -
Our stock of English Goods, lCuflery. Files, 6c.,)
being purchased previous 10 the late advance.
bles 90 offer Inducements TO Cash buyers. lls.1s
marls .rr. JACOB STRAUB & SON.
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ea5" Rev. Dr.. Dewey recently Delivered
an admirable address upon I" Patriotism,
in which Ae reviews the duties of all citi-
zens of the Cpion. lie said: II a-ll1
There ore respectable persons that ! hear
say, and who seem To pride themselves in
saying, they care |" nothing about politics.
Business men in our cities syoid, "a much
as they can, sitting on Juries, rreferring to
pay fine for neglect. There is a conseryat-
ism among The most wealthy and cultivated
classes, that looks with cold disdain or
strange timidity upon those popular ele-
mentS, that are working out the common
veal or woe. Instead OF stepping forward
10 take their place, they shrink into corners.
This timidity of conservatism is in Anglo
Saxon men the strangest thing Let the
p0pniar wave arise. and then flee before IT,
like sheep before "a pack of wolves Lei
municipal questions sgitate the people: and
violence be threatened, and then turn back
and leave it for those who will take take
the lead. They say that the public inter
ests, nay, and the very rights of property
are in peril, and they do nothing bot snb-
nit. is there no English hardihood left
among rs for emergencies like these Is
the fairest chance for self-goyernment and
national freedom ever accorded to men TO
be given over TO pure faint hearteiness or
scorn ?-............i 81. If.a..l l-.- O.. s..-Fr. Is
would rot, however, be thought TO speak
with unreasonable severity of these doubts
and fears of conservatism | would not
make a bugbear of this 'distrust. feel IL
in degree myself every thinking man
feels il. Add il is not peculiar TO Us in this
country. In every coantry thoughtful men
feel il. 10 France, nay, in England, do
they NOT feel il DO sihey not ,eniertaint
the question, whether tits present order of
things will hold whether changes, whether
revolutions may not Gomez But this ia
what say. Is this distrnst to he made an
argument for deserting the post Of duty for
giving up the cause of the country? ,arE
IL is against this iaint-heartedness that
coutend and hope may be pardoned for
doing so pointedly and earnestly. 9..l
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The CooIie M arEet Ina Havana.

Z. II. Daua, jr, the author of "Three
Years Before the Mast, and now an emi-
nent lawyer ia Boston. writing from Hsva-
ma, says
esterday drove out To Cerro, 10 see the
coolie jail or market, where the coolies are
kept for sale. IT iSs well known place, and
open 90 all visitors. The building has y
fair looking front; aud through this en-
ter, by two porters, into an open yard in
the rear, where on the gravel gronnd are
siuatting a double line of coolies, with
heads shaved, except a tuft Oh the crown,
dressed in loose Chinese garments of blue
and yellow. The dealer, who is calm.
shrewd, heartless looking man, speaking
English as well as If il were his native
tongues, come out to me- calls to the coolies
and they all stand up in double line, fac
ing inward, and we pass through them, pre-
ceded by a driver armed with the usual
badge of the plantation driver, the short.
Timber whip. The dealer does not hesitate
TO tell ME the terms On which the contracts
are made, ss the trade is not Illegal. His
account is this:
The importer receives $40 for each
coolie, and the purchaser agrees to pay the
coolie 81 per month, and 10 give him food
and two suits Of clothes year. For this,
ha has his service for eight years. The con-
tract is reduced to writing befors q uiagis-
trate, and two originals are made, one kept
by the coolie and one by the purchaser, aud
each in Chinese and Spanish
This is q strange aud striking exhibition
Of power. Two or three white men, bring
IN hu a., 0fN IA -, Tia
TO new climate and people, holding them
prisoners, selling their services TO masters
having an unknown religion, 10 work at
unknown trades for inscrutable purposes.
The coolies did not look unhealthy,
though some had complaints of the eyes;
yet they looked, or fancied they looked
some OF them unhappy, and some of them
stolit. One am sure had the leprosy, al
though tho dealer would not admit it. The
dealer did not deny their tendency to sui
eide, aud the danger Of attempting to chas-
tise them, but alleged their great superiority
10 the negro in intelligence, and contended
that their condition was good, and better
than in China, having four dollars a month,
and being free ut the end Of eight years.
He said, which found to be true, that after
being separated and employed in work, they
let their hair grow, and adopt the habits and
dress of the country. The newly arrived
coolies wear tufts, and blue and yellow,
loose, Chinese clothes. Those who have
been here long are distinguished from the
whites only by the peculiar tinge of the
cheek, and the form OF the eve.
The only respect in which his account
differed from what heard elsewhere was
in the amount the importer receives, which
has always been stated to rue at $4o0.
The importation has not yet existed eight
years. So the question, what will become
of these men, exotics, without women or
children, taking TO root in the land, has not
come to solution. The constant question
is-will they remain and mix with the
races Will they be permitted to remain?
viii they be able to 60 back?
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" pathic Physician and Surgeon, respect
fully tenders his professional services To the cti-
2ens Of Evansville and vicinity.
For the satisfaction Of those whom IL may con
Germ, DIR. Baird would state that, in addition 10
scientific education in Homeopathy he graduated
with tho honOrs at OF the best AlOpathic Inedi-
cal colleges in the country.
Having devoted special attention 70 Surgery, aud
having complete set Of splints, &C., he prepared
to reader satisfactory aid to those requiring sgi-
cal treatment.
ss- once, No. a. Main street officc houTs-
from to 5 4. N. ap2
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~ located on the Northeast corner Of First
and Sycamore streets, for the purpose repairing
Musical Repeating, and other Watches, Jewelry, /,
&c, begs his friends and the public generally, to
call upon him, when satisfaction will he guaIan-
tsed' tan22-lyd
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sI Why lie a young lady just from 4
boarding school like building committee
Because she is ready to receive proposals.
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rPR.ns oRsE8sCRIPrEO.S.

DAILY PAPER .S w
haiicdl- u ~
By the week tPdyahlc 60 Cafrrrs, ls
fri-M-skl, fHpet .-......-.....'- @ e'
ClIhs Of 10 Or mors.....,............. ~
ne The privilege Of yearly advertisers ~ limited
th,f immediate business. in their O~n nsIne,
4ad all advertisements FOR the benont Of other
-ersOns, we'll ~ legal advertisements and sdver-
ti<cn,nts of auction sales, aud advertisements with
tie name Of other persons. sent ia 10y them, must
be paid for at the usual rates.
Z7fRp NO report resolutions or proceedings of any
SOrrOation society. association OF public meeting
aud D communication designed 10 call attention 70
sny matter Of limited Of ndyid interest can be
inserted, gnlesss paid for as an advertisement
sInS Contracts for yearly advertising Will not lie
scs F,tinusd unless order To that effect Is left st
he Cfioe, and when discontinued in less than /.
year the price Of the whole year will be charged.
lks legal advertisements hefesfter will be pub
she- the expense OF the attorneys ordering, and
not Celayable for legal proceedings, but COLES table
JTsTIsd time
tIssments are CASH
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Dar The subject of establishing a dead
house, is being agitated in New York city.
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II 0OK HERR-RR.GD THIS.
A/lf you want 10 get good Hay,
III you want ts get good Corn,
II you want TO get good Oats, asrr f..r
IL you want to get good Bran,
II You want TO get good Crushed Feed. lt
IL you want 10 get good Chicken Fesd,
If yon want to get good Corn Megl,
II you want 10 get good Timothy Seed,
III you want to get good Grass Seeds nf any ana
every kind, call at RUSfON'S Feed and Seed Store
under the Telegraph Office, who're you can be &C
commodated as cheap as the cheapest, ans as good
as the best, delivered in any part OF the city free OF
drayaye. Recollect, at RCS1 0S'S, on Water street
Just recsiVed, my first shipment by Canal 100
tons Of frst-rate new Timothy Hay, and Tor sale
cheap. fsept2sl P
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,y1o Pao T0aRaPn .4.,.D .s.nREo,

KELLER & WHITE, al the solicitation Of a
number "f artists, have bronght GA a oonplote as
sortment u Photograph and Ambrotype Stock.
consisting "f every style Of Gases, Plates, Bsthes,
Cameras, Stands. Chemicals, kc, &C., with which
they prepared to furnish the trade at Cincinnati
prices All orders will receive prompt attention.
KELLER WHITE,
my5 -dSwlm No % Main street
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NaEW' &OODSE .N:K ". GO0DSl
;. :. CLARKE, BUILDER. .-.......R BOYD, AgcH'r.
CLARKE g. BOYD,

Contractors aud Builders-Shop corner of sixth
and Walnut streets. We are prepared to contract
for all work In our line. liberal discount on
drawings, where We execute the work. spIs