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T0icrably Mean.

We use q mid expression, for by most
people, we doubt not, it will be regarded
as iatolorable and desperately mean, this
attempt in the last Ottawa RerujhcGn, TO
draw party lines for the purpose at accom-
plishing the defeat Of Dir. /. Leland as
Clerk Of the Supreme Court. Even in days
of the warn e political excitement here
tofore, all political parties were accustom-
ed by consent, to ignore party lines at
the juno election OF judicial officers. Eut
in those days, when party lines are really
obliterated, SO far is any great public
measure IS concerned, and all parties are
heartily united in supporting the admin
istration in the war TO up hold the au-
thority of the Government, even republi-
can aders have eloiuGntiy preached the
duty OF dropping party distinctions in the
North, of forgetting by genes, and moving
forward together as brothers. In this ju
dicial circuit, and N the matter of this
Supreme Clerkship particularly, the repub-
licans can afford to ba liberal. There are
fourteen circuits il this Grand DIVISION
In these three are about 20 republicans
running for tjudgshiPs and one Democrat
Harris of Grundy, with no chance of an
election Now, ut the time when the re
publican leaders, not excepting President
Lincoln himself, are p3osuse in express
ions of gratitude to Judge Douglas and
the ldading Democrats generally of the
forth for their prompt support OF the
great act of his administration, would il
not be an awfnl sacrifice TO allow one pal
try judicial office out of fifteen, 20 be filled
by democrat?
We are asking no farors of the repub!..
cans. The democrats viii stand by The
flag of their country whether republican
or democrats are in oi.ice; but there maj
be amusement, even If it fails, (Which w
have the charity think it Will not,) in al
experiment to test whether the greed fol
Office among the republicans is so intense
that it cannot be slammed iuto dccency. e.
Mr. Leland is one Of our Oldest ant
best citizens. We doubt whether lie la.
personal enemy in the world. He ha,
made an able and most faithful Clerk
Tie court ard bar almost unoniniousl,
desire his reelection. That, under th,
circumstances, an Ottawa editor should
exert himself TO compass his defeat, anC
do this on behalf Of a stranger of whom
he knows nothing except that he is a re
publican, orly shows how small and Hill
eral some people can be.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01
The News.

The President has made call for 100,
COO additional volunteers. Of this mum
Der Illinois is to contribute additional
regiments Illinois will thus have is reg
imen.s in the fe.d-6 under the first levy
six under the second, which was made
up by taking 6 of the ten regiments or
eanized under our State law, aud now the
other four Of these are accepted, with the
Irish Brigade and Hecker's regiment.
An important movement in Western
Virginia has been made The secession
lists having assembled to the number OF
some $500 ct Grafton, on the Baltimore ~
Ohio Il. Z, west OF Wheeling, and threat
ened the Union mer il that quarter, also
to destroy tie railroad bridges between
Grafton and Harpers Ferry. Accordingly
o large force has been thrown into Graf
ton from Ohio, the first reg ment arriving
there being that of Col Kelly, Of O., upon
sight Of whom the secessionists fed with
out firing gun
Harpers Ferry is Icing steadily environ
cd by the matchless skill OF Gen. Scott
and will doubtless be taken within week
without firing gun. Indeed, it is re
ported that the sec .ssionists are already
pre- ,,aring to eyacuate. Besides being
threatened from Grafton, Gen. Keith Is
advancing with large force from Cham
bersburg, willis another force Is advancing
through Maryland from the east.
Gen. Scott IS preparing to concentrate
$4,000 men at Cairo with view TO active
operations down the Mississippi 1t is IN
derstooJl shat Maj. Gen Fremont is as
signed TO the command OF this force,-the
pathfinder" is lie is called, who it is
hoped will find route to the Gulf o.
Mexico
\ new military distric; has been formed
called the district Of Kentucky, and Gel
Robert Anderson las been appointed tc
the command. The object in view by ths
Government is not stated, but we suppose
it is to give strength end encourag emenr
to the loyal men in Kentucky and 10 aid
if required, the force ordered to operat
o. the Mississippi
There seems TO be no room TO dOub
that very Serious slave Instruction
raging near Baton Rouge, La
Birds Point, in No, opposite Cairo is De
ing fortified
Latest news from Europe shows tia
France and England VIII take nc pesitio
to favor the secesionists.
Lieut. Slemmer arrived in Washington
He says the troops are able TO hold Fo
Pickens against any force that VIII
brought against it. The garrison humble
about COO men, and the rebel force, U
der Gen Bragg, about 5000.
Hugh Maher, of Chicago, is the lowe
army He offers to deliver it here f
S4iS
Large numbers Of RUNAWAY slaves a
constantly arriving at Fort Monroe. &c
Butler puts them to work and holds the
as contrand of war
Roger A. Pryor's rife company, at Ne
port, Va, unanimously voted against sec,
sion, and were disbanded in consequence
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01
Judge Douglas.

We have waited, with painful suspen;e,
1, the latest hour, before penning this
paragraph, in dread that it would become
cur duty to announce the death Of this
Great man. On Wednesday the favorable
symptoms upon which his physicians had
builded their hopes of his recovery chang
81, and he appears to have been gradually
sinking ever since. The latest despatch
today (Friday) says he is dying, but a.
that was received s. me hours ego, 4
LIN sering hope against hope remairs
that he m: y yet rally AMI his life be pro-
lo,ped In this day of the nations peril.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

IMPROVEMENT IN WESTERN BUsiSEss.-One
of the strongest indications, that the North
west is getting fairly over the hard times
which have so long prevailed, is the fact
that tie Messrs Fairbanks have sold here
during nine or ten months past, nearly
three times as many large railroad, grain
and stock Scales, as ever before in the same
period of time This shows very graft
fling improvement in all branches Of bu-
sins IS, especially those in which much
wei glling is required to be done. 1t is
conclusive evidence, also, that Fairbanks
Scales. which have been steadily growing
in public favor for over thirty years, are
now, after so long and thorough trial, more
highly esteemed than ever before, all
through the West - Ch,cogo Tribune
G.. w. PIERCE is the Agent at Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01
Gold Coming West 10 Buy Grain.

The New York World of Tuesnay saws ::
" fhe banks are sending coin to the
West for purchasing grain, as the farmers
in that section generally decline to sell for
the western currency, and grain can be
bought cheap in the agricultural districts
for specie, which is very scarce throughout
the whole Northwest. This movement
will place the West in sound financial
position, and the immediate as well as
permanent interests of the farmers in that
section. demand that they shall exact
specie, or its certain equivalent, for all the
grain they sell before parting with it"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

notwithstanding ms recently expressed
determination to decline a nomination.
Hon John } Crittenden is being run by
his iriends for Congress in the Lexington
(hy.) Congressional District. Hon. Rob-
crt Mo!iory Is the Union candidate in the
Seventh District. Hon. John Young
Brown was also candidate, but Withdrew
for the purpose OF uniting the Union vote
upon a competitor OF Union proclivities
who insisted on running. Shes State rights
men were to hold conventions this week
for the purpose of nominating candidates
in the different districts. The result of
the election may, therefore, he taken as
an index of the strength of the two par
ties-unicn and disunion--in Kentucky.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

CANAL TRUSTEES on THE CURRENCY.-The
Chicago Tribune of Thursday says, the
board of trustees of the Illinois and Mich
igan canal, in session in the City of Chica-
go on Wednesday, directed their colloc-
tors along the limo to take no more stump
tail currency for tolls or other dues. They
have s3o0Oti on deposit in Chicago, and
Though willing to pay the current rate of
exchange twenty-five per cent? to con-
vert it, they succeeded in getting no more
than one bill on New York, and that for
only 5000. Which being the case, they
have shut down the gate and not another
stumptail note goes through the lock-
The currency based on the free state
bonds IS still receircahle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

DAITox FAcroEY.-Let the reader note
the new advertisement of Nessrs Gree n
x Co, of Dayto Here is an establish
ment that has fiourished for years. in til s
region, in all sorts Of times, yet 1t is said
Illinois is not adapted to the manufacture
Of woollcn and cotton goods The Greens
not only make a cheaper article in their
line ttan can be brought from the east,
but better, and make it pay all around
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01
NOTICE EXTRA.

After this Saturday, Nay llth lo6i will sell goods
except for Cash and Barter at cash prices
For the past three years have tried to sell goods
for cash only, but uotwiths andng efforts TO the
contrary we find that have sold many goods on
credit Some will have credit any hew, though they
knew it il runous them. Now, once for all we have
determined if possible, to break up this credit busin
To accomplish it, purpose selling for one year
without any profit over what will pay freight and eN-
penses o: selling. By doing shall place our
selves in position that refuse 10 matter how
anxious may be to accommodate. And on the other
hand prices will seem much lower to parties pur-
chasing, that if they hare regard for their own in
terests they an fort pay cash what
they buy Thus by the end of the yeai trust, par
ties viii get in the habit of paying cash for what
they BUY, and fully satisfied OF the saving it will lie
to them that they could be induced to buy cred
il afterwards. We shall commence Monday morn
ing and mark down goods. We advise those who
bay for cash. to prices before purchasing And
advise those who buy credit get them too,
credit. ANDREW LYNCH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

MURDER IN HEyNEPIN We learn from one
Of our citizens who was at Hennepin yes
terday, that on Sunday evening there was
a foul murder committed on the opposite
side Of the river from that place. Two
Irishmen and women attacked and MUIR
dered the ferryman who was scotch
man. He was stabbed in several places.
One OF the ribs was cut into, and one
wound penetrated the heart. An old
grudge is said to be the cause of the muir.
der The guilty party were arrested and
put in irons, and at the time our inform
ant left were about being sent 10 Prince
ton for triaL--Prue Herald
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

GOLD EXCITEMENT IN Nova ScorIA.-A
gold fever has broken out in Nova Scotia.
in consequence of the discovery of gold in
considerable quantities in the coast region,
between the month of Tangier river and
Pope's Harbor. Rich specimens of gold
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01
Inr .NrIk Noticr

Tar Sale Notice
NOTICE is hereby given, that at public sale Of de-
~ linquent lands and town lois for the and
costs thereon for the 1885, held by the Treasurer
of La Sale county Illinois, at the door Of he court
house, in Ottawa, county and aor :said, the
q IN dav OF September, d. l-5y in pursuance o. Law
W. r. Whitmore became tina purchaser o. the undivi
ded Il = \ o section 30, Town %. Range 3,
east Of the 3D. principal meridian in the
Q - Woodward; and tina; the -fiicat= of pu
chase has been duly assigned me- tie under gu d,
and that the time OF redemption OF said aid
sale purchase will expire the 18th day Sep
trnber 1881. MICHAEL D'CONNOR.
I 1851
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01
SournEny CoNrIDEycE.-As a significant

SOUTHERN CONF1DENCE.-As q slgn1hcant
indication Of Southern confidence in the
insecurity Of aeairs in that section, we
may mention the fact that, within a few
days past, we have received from parties
residing III slave States thousands of dol
lars entrusted to us for safe keeping
This shows, in language stronger than
words can express it, what some OF our
Southern friends think Of us and of the
government under which we live. We
received one single draft for ten thousand
dollars -,Scientfc american.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

THE VETERAN CASA correspondent
of the Philadelphia Press says 80 learn
that General Cass is resolved, even IN his
old age, TO die with harness on his back,
and has mounted his old uniform and re-
views the troops, now congregated in De-
troit, every morning. lie has contributed
out of his private fortune $500 to the
equipment of the Michigan volunteers and
$4,000 to the support of their families
during their absence"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

The Frankfort (Ky.) Yeoman has author
ity from John c. breckenridge to contra
dict the statement which has been made
to the effect that that gentleman had sta
ted that he was in favor of the Confederate
troops marching into Kentucky to shape
and control her action.-Cki Post =.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

TIE SOBER, SECOND THoUGnr.-It was re-
ported a little while ago, that President
Lincoln's proclamation calling out IS 600
men, was received by the Montgomery
congress with "bursts of laughter" Now,
however, the latest intelligence from these
jublant gentlemen is, that they have
united in asking jeff Davis to appoint " q
day of Thanksgiving and prayer! The
must be getting sick.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

IN Alal ANA, the wheat crop, about
ready to cut, has been struck with the
rust, and there is great scarcity now, with
worse prospects ahead
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01
Tar .Sake Notice.


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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01
Currency Matters.

The currency squabble in Chicago for
the last week has been a maze Of folly and
confusion, and to give an ineligible &C
count Of money matters in that city would
be AS hopeless as to interpret the rawlings
Of a maniac There is method in the
madness, however, and amid the general
confusion, a few prominent intelligib!e
ideas have got to the surface, and tho
leading one of these is that the bankers
having run the bolstering up business into
the ground, are now moving heaven and
earth to make up their losses by running
currency down, SO as to shave it at big
| figure.
Meantime the country, being at the
mercy of the Chicago sharks, must stand
tie shave on what currency has been
imposed upon them, but in all future
/ dealings wisely insist on the specie basis.
To say what currency today is worth
would be utterly hopeless, as every Chi
ca 20 merchant and broker fixes his own
piice. 1t may be said generally, however
that the price ranges about 90 cent below
tho Railroad List, which follows, whitE
is also about the guide for Ottawa dealers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01


New VIRGINIA-The Wheeling Conven-
ton, it will be remembered, adjourned
after simply passing resolutions denounc-
ing secession, &c but agreed to meet
again in june, when, if the secession ord-
nance should be adopted. they propose to
organize new State 10 be called "New
Virginia" 81 Counties, ready 10 join the
movement, were rep: esented in tie Con-
vent Oh at Wheeling, and 8 more counties
are said will join them. The population
Of the new State would b, nearly 400 900
whites, with about 5000 SAVES If carried
ITO operation, the new st tt will not lack
the cen ents OF inherent wealth and pros
pe:ty. 1t is a splendid grain growing
region; Il abounds in extensive forests of
gigsn i; trees and valuable timber; it en-
brace. the rich Kanawha camel coal
fields; it is stored with iron and other
minerals; lis water powers, for driving
mills Of all kinds, are unlimited, it is
cros ell by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad;
it inc!uces the commercial AID manufac.
turing city of Wheeling, and is bounded
for two hundred miles on the northwest
by tho Ohio river. 1t is, in word, fer
tile region of mountains, covered will,
great forests, table lands, hills and valleys
and sparkling rivers, capable of sustaining
a population of several millions, and one
OF the heaithiast regions in the world
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

LASAlLE EyEElNG BUTLrrIS.-Our friend
Barrett, of the STANDARD, has commenced
the publication Of a small daily evening
paper, occupied chiefly with the daily
telegraph dispatches. We hope he will
meet with abundant success, but can't for
the life Of us see how the thing can be
made to pay. We have been largely So
licited to engage in a similar enterprise,
but have never been able to figure it at
sss than about $50 a week out of pocket.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

MusT DEposrToRs TAKE BoBraIL We are
told by first class lawyer that the Courts
have always led that the word "curren-
CO" in 4 note bank check or certificate of
deposit is surplusage, and does not release
the siver from paying in the hard. He
promise if it should become practical
question, to look US up some authorities on
the subject
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01
SAFE IND EN- NITY!!

BY STATE AUTHORITY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01
New Military Company at IGar,yiI.e.

1t is almost impossible for us to keep
track Of the military companies formed
aud forming in orr country. Ottawa has
done molly, SO far as numbers are con-
cerned; the same may be said of Peru
and La Sale. The special Object Of this
note is to call attention to the fact of tie
formation Of a splendid Rifle Company, at
Earl, under the command of Capt Thos
Simison. Although this Company has not
been accepted, yet they are procuring
their uniforms at their own expense, and
have made provisions for Obtaining their
arms and equipments at an early day. If
accepted they viii do coed service and
come out of the contest with honor to
themselves and to old La Sale Long
may they wave!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-13

L,UR THE SSLDlEr.
J. ". RANDOLPH. BootsnLr,
No. 1871 msin Street,
Has for sale
Csp Letter Note Paper per qaire. Also bet
ter quality, 81 2i cts.
Njie Paper, Nth the Flag, a. 81 cents per quire.
Note ENVELOPES, al 10 and 10 per bundle Also,
with the Flag 2S es
Pocket A kstsrd. with Pens and Handle 20 and 80 cts
Plain Portfolios Tor PsperNote iEe % Letter 80 cts Cap
40
Pocket Nsp OF Virginia, 81 u.s. by mall, 81 80
Pocket Map Of Virginia. o later date and larger size lot col
cred 81 by mall % TO- Fame colored - same,
roieiB 50.
Brekholdts Yield portocstons, &c. sos.
science Of War, IS cs
Cuary Out Pos, Duty, 50 cts.
Noluntesr'S Mar u.l Si.sl
No uuteer's Hand Dock, 20 cts.
H.rdee's Tsc;ics, sl IS or BY mall, 81 20.
hahans Out Post Dsiy, 81.
Many good readable Books offered to Ae soldiers without
nrIse
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

FoR THE SALE OF NEGR0Ea
TUNHE s day Commenced the Auction business
for sale Of NEGROES Al the Auction Room on frankin
street. lately occupied by BErrs GREGORY
Re viii sell Negroes both pabely ard privately and ohce ns
patrol age ens and the pubic generally He pledges his
sferts promote 81 his patrons and naiters hnse
that from long experience The trads he Will be enabled 70
obtain aket prices DE viii make liberal advances
on properly IN handaha prepared 10 board persons en-
gsd tie trade, and also their ssrySn-hayng ample accom-
SsodxIous Tor bolS. Y n srOKAs
On Franklin srd door below Wan stresi-
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10 sR Z Ht A sSa.l:a.
In store aud for sAe By SpS A. Y. STOKES = CO.
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BOOK ABOUT DOCTORS.
WET JOHNSTON,
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gave received the foDo.tag
A ncoK IBoUr noCTORs By oordY Jsf--ss, tIsaes Of
ago "a and NJ TeiL.L-" &c. nl--rE.sd. Sl& -
raH National ecsrksYsRsT; ~ ne Voice Of he FIiher
mon NA s,a.s Of tie Co-utry. By Joe. O. elea Sc
TIE HLUsTRkTcD RoRSE DoCTpR. ~ EaSst hsyssv,h.
M.ek1i AVS FSiiI sDVoI lssaO sAd cOe And teo
ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY Year Boob. Of fss-
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p, : GRgAT PREPARATION; or Redemption Draveih Nigh
BIZ Rev John cannlas, D. b., y z L. knister Of We
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