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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-11-22
Obituary.

At irregular meeting of Shabbona Lodge
294 !. o. Q. F., held at Earlvllle, Illinois
November Sth, 1862, the following pream
BILE, and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, in the dispensation of Divine
Providence one of our friends, Emory r.
Snow, son Of Bro. r. T. Snow, has been,
by the hand of death, removed from us,
by which we have lost an esteemed friend,
and the world one who, by his many vir-
tues and persevering industry in the pur-
suits OF knowledge, gave promise of be-
coming an ornament to the society IN
which he moved: Therefore,
Rssohed That We most deeply render
our heartfelt tribute to his MANY virtues.
manifested as they hive been in his daily
intercourse with us, and by which he won
our warmest esteem.
Resoived, That we tender to the family
of the deceased our warmest sympathies
in their bereavement, by which they are
called to mourn the loss of son and a
beloved brother
Re,oIved, That . copy of the above pre-
ambe and resolutions be presented to the
family of the deceased, also copy to be
sent to the OttaEa Free Trader for publ
cation.
2 w. VosBuhcH,
WV. II. Powers, Committee.
H S. w TITLES,
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IA LIED II a u w n . tCNoN a w
RESOLVENT, AS A MORAL CURA-
TIVE -
Vice, inm-rai,y and wickedncss is the parent Of
many ls, and the world advance. in civilization
these heir loo will multiply. 1t is wisdom, that
with each successive generation begins weakness and
enuaii. upon the child the inhrmties disease and
ton OF blood Of the p,ren,. The Physician ne
stop the propagation Of vice and the it
entails than he prevent the visitation Of Yellow
Fever. Small Pox, Cholera the wind from blowing
the presence OF m llaria TO accomps this task
he revolution ize the established laws @! nature
Science has such pretsnsioas all that mcdcins
do-RADWAY'S RENOyATING REsOLvENT will do
In curing and exterminating from the system. ali con-
stitu:iopal infrmities and Inherited Diseases This
medic will positively Syphilis its
Nodes Swelling in the Groin, Clanduia Swei'ings, Tu
nors Ulcers, Fever sores, Skin Erup.ions, Scrouia
Sores in the Mouth, Ears, Nose-all discharges-IIu.
be discouraged, If afflicted with any kind O. Skin
diseases, or if you inherit any constitutional mAiady
or indrmi.y. DR.. RADwAY'S RENOvArING RESOL.
VENT will cure you. In giving this medicine to the
word, that will the sick, fui ling sacred
duty. If immortality cannot be prevented, We can 1t
al events the miseries entails-ts, neither
philosophy or moral suasion will accomplish
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE, OR SIX BOT.
TIES FOR FIVE DOLLARS
DR. RAILWAY & COS. OFFICE
81 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y, SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
For sale at the stores Of g. L. THOMPSON and z r.
CHIcos, Ottawa.
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Estraved---4 Horses.

tHsIHAYED from the enclosure of the subscriber,
IL living in the town Of Worthwhile, La Sale county,
i about the hrst Of July last One mare. with suok
Ing cot the mare was about IL years old, dark hsy
seri iegged pretty heavy st, aud had lit white
spot IN the forehead; the colt had also little white
Also, colts, one years old last August dark brown
with white strip In the forehead, and one white hind
foot, rather small for his age. The other colt vas
years old last spring, bay with black tail and r..ns
black legs, born blind in the right eye and With sta,
in the forehead.
will return said horses the SUBSCRIBER or give in or
nation by letter where they may be found Post Office
address, Worthwhile, La Sale county, Ilinis. 40
Nov. s, 1S62,-4ws GEO. r. BECK. +
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SPECIAL ELECTION death OF JARED
3. FoRD, Esq, causes vacancy OF the
office of Justice of the Peace for this town
as also of City Police Magistrate. BY the
notice of the Town Clerk in another CO.
iumn it will be seen that an election is
vacancy of Justice of the Peace and we
presume the city will order an election on
the same day for Police Magistrate. AL
though Mr. Ford held both these offices
by one election, there is no legal necessity
to confer both offices on one man.
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LADIES Festival AND FAIR-There wa.
a great Jam at the Court House on Thurs.
by the ladies Of the lst Congregational
Church. Everything appears to have
been admirable managed and to have gone
off in the best spirit Such at least is the
irresistible influence from tho fact that
every body who was there doth SO report
Financially, also, twas decided success -
The ladies realized above expenses, over
5000
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iScRE AslNG THE Pnlce.-The Detroit Fri.
cu"e, New London Chronicle, Hartford
Times, Hartford Press and Hartford Courant
haveincreasedt their rates OH account If Tho
great advance in paper and everything
used in making a newspaper: "A crest
many other journals are preparing to do
the same thing, or to reduce the expenses
Of publication, --- IL
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CHANGE TIcKRrs-Mr F. RABESsrEIx de-
sires us to notify the public that, as the
change tickets he recently issued, have
of Immediately Withdrawing them from
circulation and will redeem them in what
ever sums presented, either in currency or
other good checks, on presentation during
the next two weeks.
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L. S. AssEssoR-E L. WATERMAN, Esq,
T. S Assessor for this district, has re-
moved his office from the County Court
of Gib.on's furniture store in this city.
The Office is commodious, pleasant, and
has been handsomely furnished and fitted
up, with an eye to convenience and
comfort
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HESsHAw's BArTERY-The boys are re.
joicing in the good news that they are to
be mustered in On Saturday or Monday,
and to receive pay. They are also pronnis
ed guns forthwith and horses SO that they
can drill as artillerymen ought to DAHL.
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e. 8. HOB f. II II,

DENTIST, ---"
Has taken Rooms the Bank Of Ottawa, just across
the street from his old quarters. lie is
located there, and will be in readiness, during all bust
hours, to wait his patrons heretofore. Hi
charges for operation in keeping with the times
Remember the Rooms over Ottawa Bank. formerly
Col Cushman's office. mlew
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ESTRAYED.

UNROM the subscriber, residing IT Robert Duf6ed'a
II teyond Cevn Creek in the tosn Of South Ottawa.
about July last mare colt, about ~ years Old, dark
hind foot white. When Lost heasd from she was seen
in the town OF Farm Ridge. -. a.--il5'. .'fs+
A liberal reward will be paid for any informs
that may lead to TIE recovery Of the mare. Ny post
sfbce Is OTTAWA, III. s.l1s y 81
Nou. Saw. AUGUSTUS BEGUN.
II IER's BEST KERosENE OIL, only 80 cents ~,
II gallon, at CAMPBELLT
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DRESS GOODS,
e. Ne n NH@
which will sell at
Fifteen Cents per Yard


Fifteen Cents per Yard:
ALSO
FRENCH PRINTS & GINGHAMS,
FRENCH. NERISO, COBOURG AND
ALAPACAS, SHIFTING, SHEETING,
LINENS, JACANETS, NULL, &C.
All at the loves, possible prices.
Hosiery, Gloves paimorais for Ladies and N.ssss
also full assortment OF Brailey's celebrates moor
SKIRTS, Tor Ladies and Misses frcm zoe " 50 Pc,
skirt
Ladies' Ard Misses Hoods, Skating Caps Nubias a.
sontaRs. Children's Hoods, Mems Comforts.
Men and boys Buck and Wool Gloves and Mistens
which ~ili sci! for Is per cent less than any
house IN the city.
1000 lbs. Wool Yarn, which l had manufactured
from wool taken from my sheep, which viii sell 81
Manufacturers Price,
Important to Illinois. Volunteers.
will sell my yarn to the Families Of III. Vol. IS Per
cent. less than manufacturers prices.
90 sSHA WIS.
A full assortment Of sHAwLs. CHENILLE. BRo
and sINGLzof new and beautiful patterns ios ladies
and misses.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
Which is unusually full and complete in every de
parsDent and al the most popular styies
Linen and Cotton Table Damask Pillow Case Cot,s,.
Russia Diaper, Crash, Canton Flannel, Red an Whit
An-woo Flannel. &c, all Of which will be SEE as
a the same quality can be bought for in the West.
Cloths, Cassim eres, Doeskn.. Sleeps Gray, Sat
Cot.onades and Jeans, at low prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Ladies' Cloth and Morocco Caters, Bustfu .
Calf Shoes, Misses Morocco Caters and C.if Sae...
Mems Calf, Kip and Cow v.zs Boots, from s2rIo
-, so al pair. =-4.
GROCERIES,
full and complete assortment Of Sugars, Teas, {.
fee. Spices, Mo!asses. and the New York Celebrated
Xxx Syrup; White Fish Goldfish, Mackerel, Herring
Smoked and in Pickle Dried Apples aud Peaches.
We shall endeavor at all times keep hand sue h
variety of Dres. Goods adapted the season
and such styles will please the variety tastes
Of customers CALL AND SEE. Look At our
gcods-examine and price them-you will be always
politely courteously and kindly treated, you
purchase If stock is large yon
desire, remember that it be increased with
New and Fashionable Goods, II you give your pat.
ronage- Our Store is light, airy and pleasant. No
goods will be msrepresented and " at any time you
should get improper goods let know Il mmediatey
and salts factory adjustment will be made. AL thai
ask is, III you call examing my stock. IT
No. !, REDDICK'S BLOCK.
Ottawa, Oct. II, 1862. East Of Court House.
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EsrRAY HoRsE.-See the adv, of Mr.
Churchill He has lost chestnut sorrel,
with three white feet, &c.
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-4dams-Wm Cullen. John Reed
ARsn--Nathaniel, Mcintyre, +. Wormley! ]
B'ooLfsl4. Isaac cage. Geo. W: Armstrng.i
Brucs.-James Spencer. Robert Britwell.
Dayton.-David Green, T. b. Albertv.
Deer Pork.--Joel Armstrong W West.
Eagls.-E n Galloway, Asa Durham.
Fart S StiisOu, d Cox. ..--
Eden,-Dr. Wood. S Underhill, Corwin.
Fall Rirer.-S r Lewis, Edward Chase.
Farn Ridgs.-Elner Baldwin Hiram Jackson.
fiesdom.-E Z Allen, n Smith. " Gaylord.
Grand Rdp,is.-E Soule, B Is Reynolds.
Gropeiand.-Wm Il Burns, J Ii Brown.
Rope.-J n Richey. A G McCaleb.
La SaHe.--E ID TAYLOR. Z + Bull, Cody.
Ednltus.--S L Carpenter, . + Hathaway, Rev J
" Day.
N,ndo.a-W W Gilman d D Guiles, p Castle
IEer3den.--E = Wicks, 5 Wiley.
-Hission. Henry Verbeck Ole Hayer. Co.,. E.
AorthriNe.--H Williams, p S Carr ...
OphV.---C S Munson, > Phelps, X EcClearv
C.ags.-John . Dent. Peter Howe.
Oadua.-Ed Butler, I Church. X Thorne W
II Cushman. A Dow, Ed Eames J W Dow Thos
Clancy, W Nagili, a Smith, J F Nash, 3 X
Powell =
Peru l. Mccormick, d Brew ster, p
Haligan, ii Silver. ..-
Rutiaad.-J Hise, A D But.erfcld Shaver
Serena.-G kuger, Daniel Blake. ID Hoxev
South Otfaud.-A Lowman, W II Brown VIM
" Gardner.
Troy Groys.-Abel Hoffman, C Foster
.ttica.-J Clark, Isaiah Strawn, J ID G " ED
Icrnaiiion.-E Stanford, Seth Eaton, 5 s Hall.
HGaham--E ID Hartshorn, Joseph Meserve.
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La Sale County Soldiers Monument.
CITIZENS of La SALE COUNTY: The undersigned
have been appointed Trustees Of the La Sale Co.
Soldiers Monument Fund. y
La Sale County has sent large number of its
the fieads i battie. Some have been brought
home and BARRED among their friends Otnsrs
sleep in graves where comrades laid them 1t has
been proposed to erect, at some proper point u
the county seat. an appropriate monument on
which be shall engraved the name OF every La
Sale County man that has given his life an Of
fering for his country. 1t is proposed to raise q
lar. and as some have expressed q desire 10 give
more they can do SO if they WISH More than two
hundred and fifty have left their dollar with Mr..
Bullep, at the City Bank. But there is large
and their name at the bank. and we were therefore
instructed, at the time Of our appointment, to de-
wise some way by which every man and woman in
the county should have an opportunity to contr-
butte. -zzor
In accordance with this wish, We have appoint
ed Mr. Bullen treasurer of the fund. He will re.
ceive subscriptions. and record the names of all
that give their dollar at the City Bank. We have
also prepared books for every town IN the county,
and will place them in the hands Of gentlemen
whose names We give below, who are requested to
act collectors for the fund.
Our services are wholly gratuitous, and we have
endeavored to select men well known to the com
munty, and who would cheerrully give day or
two, more if necessary, in order that every fam
lily may have the opportunity to contribute to this
object alike dear to all. 80 ,.-.-..--.-.,g
They will take subscriptions, receive funds and
record plainly the name of every subscriber. We
say PLAINLY, for wsswsh to be able to publish the
names of every contributor. ..~
The time of our appointment extends to the first
of March. We hope during the months Of De-
cember and January every man and woman, that
feels an interest in this movement will see that
their names are among the subscribers and their
dollar in the fund. About the first Of March we
will call a meeting of all the subscribers, and re-
port full- upon the progress of the work.
We wish TO address few words to the friends
of the brave and noble men who have fallen in
battle, or died of wounds and disease. We wish you
would send in to us q brief sketch containing the
names of parents, birth place, age, when enlisted
company. regiment. &C., when died and buried
This will furnish the materidl for correct nscrip
tons, and also brief biography that can be
written in = suitable book, and be deposited among
the records Of the county 81.
They will find their books at the County Trea-
surers office. unless we succeed in sending them
directly to them. ANDREW LYNCH
.t"' L. COLEMAN,
Gro STEBBINS,r
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List Of Prices Adopted lby the Boot and
Shoe Manufacturers Of Ottawa, Nov.
18th. IaG2.

Owing TO the advan ced rise In ali kinds o. gsods the
Boot and Shoe akers being deeply affected thereby
have Of necessity been compelled their pr
all kinds OF Work. Leather Of every Description
has advanced from n'teen to thirty per cent making
yoidable necessity to advance prices The
Manufacturers whose names are hereunto subscribed
will, for The present be governed ty the following
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PEOPLES PENSION
bounty Money Office
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
OTTAWA, ILLS,
AGENT FOR


snyder. Cook 81 Co. OF Chicago.
MILL pay particular attention the collection
w EOUSTiES, PENSIONS, AREEARAGES OF
AY, &c, &C.
40 Advance Fees Required. and no Char
yes Unless successful.
The wei known &biy, fsciiitic, and success OF the
Irm for which an acting na't no eHcoHituBi-
The senior partner resides permanently at Washing
ton for the prosecution OF their clients claims
Apply ARTHUR LOCk" WOOD.
OttdIrd.
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M A RR I H d.
On the 2sth Oct 1862. ct the Gsiger House in this
city, by Rev r. Wright, CYRus DEsoLr, Esq, Miss
ELZABETH huxAvAN, of Rutland.
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Take Notice.

TEE undersigned having determined to quit the tu
l. siness in which they engaged, desire all
those VITO in their debt for yard Immediate
iy and discharge such Indebtedness. All notes and
accounts paid By OF October will be given
into TIE hands Of Squire Leavens for collection.
Parties owing will themselves expense and
us ,roabe, by coming forward Immediately and pay.
ing BAKToN 4 HAYEE
OTTAWA Sept II, 1862. r. .
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FOR SALE.

4 THRasHING MACHINE, in good running order
n for sale cheap.
Inquire of JOHN HUSTON,
Sept. 25tl:, 1852 Ottawa, Ills.
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II OTTCEI

Is HEREBY GIVEN that, as Ihos Clancy enc of the
firm OF John Clancy Co. is about to leave for the
seat OF war with the volunteer compsny he is nov
rails ing, it is necessary that the business of the 6rm
at Ottawa should be settled up immediately An ,nss
who indebted 10 them by note or account az
hereby requested TO call their and settle nm AZ
soon possible.
cheap for cash.
J. CLANCY CO.
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Ottawa, Nov. p, 1862.
n. IL. Il

II. IL. e.
DR. RAILWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP,
! CALLED RAILWAYS RENONATING
| RESOLVENT AS A MORAL CURA-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11
COMMISSION
PURCHASING AGENT,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO.

ORDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OF MER-
" chandise and articles of every description
are solicited by the undersigned.
residence in this city of over ten years and
an experience in the business of nearly the same
length of time, are considered sufficient to war
rant the confidence of persons in the country who
occasionally require to make purchases here,
through the agency of a reliable party or who
may be looking for permanent Agent in san
Francisco. To either the advertiser offers his
services, assuring all who intrust orders to him
that no effort will be spared to execute their COM
missions satisfactorily.
All Orders must be accompanied with the cash
or City reference.
Those desiring information concerning the un-
dersigned are referred to
WIN. T. COLEMAN d Co., San Francisco.
J. II. COGHHL IL Co., =.
@. LANGLEY, Druggist,
FLINT, PEABODY Co., e.
IRA p. RANKIN,
Ross, DEMPsTER & Co.,
j. ANTHONY Il Co., Union Office, Sacramento
And to the proprietor of the TRINITY Journal
n. Borders for Machinery, Pianofortes, Me-
lodeons, Sewing Machines, Watches, Jewelry
&C., will be attended to by competent judges
L, P. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
629 WAsHNGr0N STREET, (up stairs,
Opposite Maguires Opera House, San Francisco
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INSOLVENT NOTICE,
IN the COUNTY Court, in and for the county of
M 4rtmty, State Of california;
In the matter of the petition of E. BON
TEC0U, an IHsolvent Debtor.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER CT the Hon. 2.
J. }. Curtis Judge Of said County Court, notice
is hereby given to all the creditors of the said in
solvent Il. Bontecou, to be and appear before the
Hon. e. j. Curtis aforesaid, in Chambers, at the
Court room of said Court, in the town Of Wea.
vcrvlle, county and state aforesaid, on the 18Th
day of January, A. D., 1862, at 10 o'clock a. M,
of that day, then and there to show cause, if any
they can, why the prayer of said nsolvent should
not be granted, an assignment of his estate be
made and he be discharged from his debts and H.
abilities, in pursuance of the Statute in such case
made and provided, and that in the meantime all
proceedings against said insolVenl be stayed.
t~1-l Witness my hand and the seal of said
I SEAL Court, this 4th day of December, A.
- d., 1861. NJ. +. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
BY L. L. WILLIAMS, Deputy. 454.
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The GREENFIELD MoNsTER.--One day not
long ago the following scene occurred on board
Of Mississippi steamboat:
A German deck passenger had been barborins
a green-eyed monster during the entire tip
from New Orleans on account OF some tttle
attentions his wife received and seemed te court
from dashing starcbed up "SchneideT," who
unluckly for the husband was also deck pas
senger
Shortly before the boats arrival here. be vas
driven TO utter desperation o. seeing Lls wiie
receive and lovingly return the hateful Schnei-
der's kiss. Calling her Toward, ne placed him
self upon the edge of tte boat
All, Katrina. you likes der tailor so better
as me all de while. so mine Cot! l browns my
self ter death"
Overheard fe plunged The wife became
frantic, and attempted to follow him, but was
STAYED BIZ the passengers. She fell upon her
knees apj agoniZingly entreat her "Shorge' TO
come back, but no George appeared she prom
ised unwavering constancy- increased affection
the spirit of devotion and submission be seemed
50 anxious she should manifest, but nothing save
ihe rufiled waters gave response. She then
shrieked for him again, when up from the water
shveringly came an answer:
:" am now so dead as ter very tyvel, If you
kiss der Schneider once more any time again
and if you no more kiss him and loYe me so
good and better rs you loves him twice, Wy den
j comes back myself l no likes de tamt tailor,
him to get me for his bruder rim law init mine
wife"
A wild delirious cry Of joy escaped the woman.
She promised fidelity upon her bended knees,
when slowly from beneath the guards of the boat
emerged the half drowned Dutchman. lie had
managed to gain the cover Of the guard without
being discovered, and there supported himself
above the water by the timbers. 1t is needless
perhaps to say, that since then Katrina has been
g most devoted wife and holdsa tailor in utter
detestatioD.
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WESTERN ELoQuENCE.-" Who discovered the
North Pole Who, | say who? Our own i'm
mortal Jefferson? Certainly-or any other man I;
and more too Who discovered the route to
Cape Cod through Cappadocia? That fearless
Moorish navigator, James X. Polk. Who planted
the stars and stripes on the heaven piercing
summit of the Andes? Who but the sainted
Franklin With these significant facts in view,
let US, with the horoscope in one hand and the
Magma Chatter in the other, plunge boldly into
the foaming billows Of the angry Mississippi, and
pressing our way forever onward, never stop
until, Tiyoli is joined to Tripoli-Kamaschatka
to Nicaragua-and yet onward until we shall
have trumphantly gained Tarantula, that long
lost isle of bliss of which Plutarch reasoned aud
q Calen sung" -
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TRooPs FOR HUMBoLDT.-A dispatch to the
Sacramento Bee, dated San Francisco, Jan. Sd,
states that correspondence between Gen.Wright
and Indian Superintendent Hanson, shows that a
formidable movement against the beligerent In
dians of Humboldt, Trinity klamath and Del
Norte, is about being made by Federal troops,
with the intention of removing The Indians to
Reservations. A new military district has been
established the headquarters of which will be
Fort Humboldt Col. Lippitt has been ordered
there with two companies.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

SET FREE.-Mason and Slidell have been civ
en- up by this Government on the demand of
Great Britain. If by the custom Of war and the
laws of nations we had the right TO capture them,
the Government should have held them even if
war with England should follow but if by these
customs we had not that right then they should
never haze ben taken from the British steamer
1t is probable, however, that our Government
knows what it is about, and that it has not given
them up without making one if not many points
Sacramento Beg.
Very sensible view Of the matter, that.
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THE New DEMOCRATIC DocrRINE.-At the
great Cooper Institute meeting, lately held in
New York, the following was adopted unani-
mously
"Resolged, That the doctrine enuncated by
Major General Fremont, with respect to the
emancipation of slaves, aud the more recent
utterances Of General Burnside, Senator Wilson,
aud the Hon. George Bancroft in this city, and
of Col John Cochrane and the Hon. Simon Cam.
eron at Washington, foreshadowing the eventual
roofing out of slavery, as the canse of the rebel
lion, indicate alike a moral, political and military
necessity; and, in the judgment of this meeting,
the public sentiment of the North is now iu full
sympathy with any practicable scheme which
may be presented for the extirpation of this
national evil, and will accept such result as the
only consistent issue of this contest between
civilization and barbarism"