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ANDREW MOSES.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

SUPPEs's BUILDISG, CLINTON ST, JoHNsroSN
HAS just received his fall and winter s.2..
IL of fine French. London and amer
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and YES IIA',
and a full assortment of Gents FuRNlsAN'
GooDs.
Nr. Moses has been for eight years cutie >
Wood, Morrell & Co.'s establishment, ana "
desires to inform his friends and the public q
orally that he has commenced business III pr
pes's building on Clinton street, with 90 ~
OF goods adapted to the fall and winter VIZ "
he is prepared to make up in the latest s...
and at moderate prices for cash. hoping O.,
tention to business TO merit 4 share OF PI...
patronage, and maintain that success W -
has heretofore attended his efforts IN pTol1'-'
good fitting garments. Give him call
Johnstown, Sept. ., lS6S-tf.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-11

Tho telegraph has scarcely ceased it's mar
velous "tick, " announcing the death of the
sblest and purest man in Gen. Grants cabinet,
when It Is tasked second time to announce
the desth Of the, ablest and purest supporter
Of his administration in the senate. WILLIAM
PITT FEssExDEK died at his residence in
Portland Of $50 on Wednesday morning.
"He was sensible" the brief telegram says,
"to the hour Of his death, and physicians
were in attendance to relieve his sufferings,
which otherwise would have been great at
the close"
Mr. Fessenden was one Of the very few
statesmen of the present day who can be
called the compeers Of the statesman of
generation ago. Though of necessity par
tisan, he was never 80 much partisan as to
cease to be statesman. Of some 20 members
Of the senate, it is said he was one of not over
half dozen in that body, whom profes-
sional lobbyist would never venture to ap-
proach.f Prior to the organization of the rad
ical party whig, on the death of that party,
he fell naturally into the new republican"
organization; but his head was too clear and
his mind too we'll balanced ever to permit
him to sympathise with many of the wild,
revolutionary projects of the radicals. In the
purely partisan crusade against President
johnson, under pretence of his impeachment
for "high crimes and misdemeanors," Mr..
Fessendens disgust got the better of his par
ty fealty, and he opposed the vile project
with an indignation as honest as it was manly.
We copy the following brief sketch of his
public career from Chicago paper:
"He was born at Boscawen, New Hamp-
shire, in 1906; graduated from Bowdoin col
lege in 1923; admitted to the Portland bar
In 1897 was "A member OF the Main legisla-
ture in 1882, and agsin in 1910: represen-
tative in congress from lS41 to 1913; re-
turned to the legislature of his state in 1915,
and again in 1853; and in the same year
made his first entrance to the United States
senate, where he retained a seat continuously
for twelve years, as member Of the finance
committee. In 1861 he was member of the
peace congress- In July, 1864, he succeeded
Mr. Chase rs secretary OF the treasury, and in
the same year was again ch n by the Maine
legislature to the senate, W n he preferred
to a seat in the cabinet. He was again placed
at the head Of the finance committee and at
the next session was made chairman of the
special joint committee on reconstruction
and was the author of the report of that com
mittee recommending an amendment to the
constitution
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-11

MORTGAGE SAIE-Pubaic notice Is hereby given. That
bearing dste the second day OF September A. D. 1857 and A
q fsy e. sgs%D
Or the purpose Of securdg three certain pmissory note
M.So saa % * aa
dos. each one due year date
nters. 3 paid annually notes the payment
following real VINE NJ. a
nn AZ s no n9%G ranna nine
sss e s a HS bp .a 9sT ne coany
poson Of a. cw e'f That PG au Il
Be- made In the payment Of said pro%ssoy notes ehoc
&c n sa sG da 8
sea sns Ssn psr O. the second part i and assns
SSs eps sa ps s& s on a
any part thereof ali right benefit and equity OF RS,
al 10 ns' so Their d o Of and eas
Court Hou. Ottawa Ia Sale county MS. for the hshess
notice previously given Of the time Of such sas
BY advertisement in Of e newspapers published In the
er e the purchaser good and sufficient deed
q sad premises: and out Of the proceeds Of such sale pay The
9sy ies end where's the said notes and have bee,
sa made s s % r.
note and the interest the said third according
Now q s, assignment and by v
q ne power vested In me by said mortgage the utersg
IN forenoon Of Mondy tie ii DAY Of H SoS S %eSk
a the south door q the County Court House in said counE
DeesmSs. salty the r q s said p n"ias
.h. e e sell or The amount
sns s1d equity Of redemption OF 59e sad Adans Hssa ami
FRANK F. BRowER, Attorney. sepl5w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-11

"THB BAND OF EAITH."-Six months ago the
st. Louis Repu6sios~ gave IN account Of an asso-
citation Of young msn ct Shurtlea College, near
Alton, in this state, who undertook to procure
sAsir necessary food, clothing and money for
current expenses By TIE simple exercise Of prayer
and fAith. They sot along nicely for q few
months. but then the supplies gave out and one
morning woke up TO the stubborn fact that
"iaitA without works is dead" So the "Band of
Faith" exploded-vanishsd in thin air, and it's
nembses have bean driven to discard faith alone
~ . means Of substance and endeavor to
live LIKE common mortals By their works:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-11

The Dsnocsscy Of Wisconsin held Q con-
vention at Madison on Wednesday, and nom
mated the Hon. 'Chas. ID. Robinson Is the
Democratic candidate for Governor, Gilbert
l. Park for Lieut Governor; A. G. Cook, for
Treasurer; and John Black for Attorney
General. The platform adopted is an excel
lent one, favoring the abolishment Of the
national banking system, greenback cur
rcncy, opposition TO the tariff, more econom-
ical administration Of the government and
reduction of the taxeA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-11
WASHINGTON.
Facts and Runlors.
THE PRESIDENT

Arrived at Saratoga from Niagara Falls on the
I'd. and on the 5.h had engaged to visi, Roscoe
Conklng at Utica, but broke off the engagement
on account Of receiving dispatches from Wash.
ington announcing the dangerous illness Of Gen.
Rawlins. He left Saratoga for Washington on
the night Of the 9th, arriving in Washington on
the 9th, an hour after Gen. Rswlins' death.
TIE RAwLINs oBsEoUIEs.
All the government and municipal offices were
closed on Thursday, and all secular business sus.
pended, ON account of the funeral of Gen Raw.
Inns. The remains were followed by over 800
carriages, containing the family, friends, mem
bers Of the diplomatic corps, of,ials Of the gov.
ernmen, &c, to the congressional burying
ground, where, after the religious services, sa.
lutte Of musketry and a salvo of l2 guns we're fir.
cd over the grave. The pageant was one of the
most solemn and impressive ever witnessed in
the city.
AID INTERIM.
Gen. Sherman has been placed in charge Of the
var Office cd interim, and it appears to be the
conclusion that there Will be no Secretary ap.
pointed for some time UT, if at all.
PREsrDg,NT GRANT,
during and since tGe funeral, has been suffer
ing severely from aeuralgia and toothache, in
oonsl! PENCE OF Sold caught on his journey to
Washington. His face is much swollen and
inAamed, though (he is at tho White House at.
tending to busi4ess-"cro.s as a BEAR"
THE CHINESE MISSION.
The intimatien by the President Of his inten-
ton to appoint George Wilkes minister to China
has created ghe liyeliest opposition in the cabi.
net, and the Presidents determination to appoint
the "prince ri blacklegs" will probably be recon-
sidered. n
The Virginia papers are filled with rejoicing
over the decision Of ATTORNEY General Hoar in
regard u he test oath, and the state is now full
OF brigh promise for the future. Gov Wells
hos sent 5his resignation to Con. Candy, and Gov.
Walker will propably be installed within week.
TENNESSEE AND TEXAS.
Both factions from Tennessee and Texas have
again had interviews with the President, and
both feeling that they have the support Of the
President, havo left for home.
FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
Tho currency bureau have information from
tho est OF frghtful amounts Of counterfeit frac-
0onaF currency in circulation, the merchants and
stheY business mon saying they are obliged to
take 10 without scrutiny on account Of the scar.
sitylo the genuine article.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Washington papers and business men are agi.
Eating tho holding Of an international exhibition
In that CITY in 1871, stating that Geo. Peabody,
0frcorSp and Riggs, indorse the project, while
0ese gentlemen make statement that their
nslmes have been used in that connection with.
ouk the slightest authority.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-11

N9IlCE OF SALE or REAL EsrATE-pubMc notice Is
hereby gven That In pursuance OF decree OF the Cou
" Court Of La Sale county In the State Of Illinois, made and
entered OF record q the september term 1859 Of said
dersgned Master In Chsnce q ssid county and special
WILL public auction 10 The highest and beat bidder at the
hour Of o'clock on Friday the sh day Of October
ing described real estate, vtI.:
The south half the southeast quarter OF section twenty
east Of the 81 containing eighty c acrss slo the
quarter OF section nineteen s In township hiryfonr D
NORTH OF range four a. east Of the Sd p NJ On IN the county
Of La Sale and State Of noishe bnG the property
OF the heirs Of Fenton Ward, deceased.
No bid Will he received for le&w than 80 per acfo
TENNIS ov SALEOnehird OF the purchse money at time
Of sse and the balance In hrse equal ns rst In
nom date Of sac the deferred payments TO ofnv interest At
10 cent per annu notes OF 20 Do given for
deferred pAyens and the ~ be secured by mortgage
the real estate sold Deeds to b exccuesd when sale Is
made -
Dated this 10th day OF September I sso =. 80,
EtECUn1E II. LkLAND
FRANK j. CRAWFORD. Solicitor. s0p1l-W.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-11

A woman Of rare presence Of mind was over
taken BY train on high trestls work near
Marietta, Ohio, on Saturday, and dropped be-
tween the tisa, holding herseli suspended BY her
a7ms until the train passed over, whom che
climbed baek again oil without scream.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-11

OITY TAX ES.-The city taxes for 1869 are now
due and the undersigned requests persons to call AZ
his once lover Burke Heenans store them prompt
her When csI upon taxpayers but few are S S
pared % the collector spends all his time or even
half OF IT, out Of his oce they do know when or whee
% md him when they prepared to pay, and
thereby lost to them He therefore, cordially invites all per-
sons 70 call upon him at h6 ONCE where un the 18th on
September be win sl the during the day and also
on Friday and Saturday evenings. WIN. s. EASTON,
August 2-Sm. City Collector.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-11

nIRSOLUTlON OF PARTNER.
~ SHIP-The partnership heretofore existing between the
1ndrgned In the business OF manufacturing SASH doora
Dnds e. this day dissolved BY mutual consent The bus
as hydraulic basin BY John Weiss Christopher Weiss and
D. Lyon alone retiring from the rin and Mr. Gottleb Weiss
taking his place In It, All accounts due the late are to be
paid to the new hrm BY whom, also, all liabilities Of the la
nrm VIII be settled JOHN w WEISS
CHRISTOPHER WEISS
Ottawa Sept. 4, 1S693ws +. ID LYON.
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Cuba

The dispatches give an account Of half dossu
Of ashts during the week from Augsst 10th 70
22d, the patriot dispatches In each oase claiming
the victory for their side, while the Spanish De-
patches as stoutly claim Tho victory On he side
of>the government Il looks, however, - Il The
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NOR SALE CHEAP.-Lot enc, az bloks sxty
JAMIE Ru0H 0ILLAN.
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FURNITURE FOR 9ALE.
TWO BLACK WALNUT BOOKCASRS,
One Cnrcd Maple Wardrobe Mahogany washstand Elegant
6ept II, l8eo.-Sws WILLIAM HlCKLlNG
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The London Times has information "oi nm.
doubted authenticity" from China, oontradieting
the rumors that the Burlingame treaty with
America had been rejected. Prince Kiang in NO
way repudiates the treaty; his delay In ratify-
ing it is owing TO desire hrst 10 complete negota.
tions with TIE European powers. Tho Times
adds: 'The merits Of the American treaty arc
unquestionably high. Had II bsen rejected, II
would appear that China had not learned the
significance Of our own decision to appoint ON.
bassadors."
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this. has cured cases Of 50 years standing Give Il ia
and you v get rid Of the most troublesome Ola nesh
heir 70. you suffer with Constipation Dyspepsia which
always agavae and 10 generally the cause Of Piles, ID
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JOSEPH WATTS,
GENERAL
AUCTIONEER AND SALESMAN,

At No. lO7 ain st,
WHARF hs hss nov on hand good stock Of ReadynsA
Boots Shoes CATER, Slippers RuObers, &c. he ave tr
pared to do Custom Work eq to any establ'snmsp
10 the city. Al his work wsrrsu''i Swe'im seah
Jane le-omess
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The celebration Of The 500tA anniversazy Of
The birth Of John Huss commenced q Prague on
Monday. The oity va crowded with Stranger
English, French, Sclavss. Russians, %. The
character Of tho celebration seemed 70 bs rather
political than religious and 10 have IN anti
German tendency. tY
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23

Hundreds Of Confederate soldiers will
remember Carlo Patti, who went into the
late war with Memphis regiment, taking
his music and his genial nature with him.
When the war closed he went to New
Orleans, where he remained two or three
wears as the leader of the orchestra. at
one of the thesters. 10 the meantime,
his sister, "little Patti" was captivating
all Europe. A late number of the New
Orleans Bulletin says of him; " Carlo
Fatti, the brother of Carlotta and AIDE.
lima, whose extraordinary talents have
occupied the world for several years
past, has met With genuine ovation at
the hands of the opers-goers of Goteborg
Sweden, where be has led the orches-
ira for several months past. The
terms la which the Goteborg Pesfsn
.peaks of Carlo is truly refreshing to the
writer. who has heard refuted the ss'er-
ton that Carlo possessed genius. Carlo,
1t will be remembered, married, few
weeks prior to his departure, daughter
of Mr. E. Deschamps, one of our leading
i,rens.. importers, and to this fact we be-
lieye is due, in g,es: part, the success
which the young musician has Het law
ing assumed responsibilities, he will
hereafter devote himself more fervently
10 bis EEse; a neglect of whom was the
cause q wany Nj his !reverses in lie
Well, he was young, !spq FqhoSeg tne
impulses of sn artists heart be is,
therefore, the more communicable for his
recent achievements. From Goteoorg
Carlo gops TO Stockholm, thence to St
Petersburg, sbsre b. viii slso, We hope
receive the title Of Gen. tstli, shish the
Goteborgers have bestowed 90 him"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23

from night terrors-a species of infantle
delrium tremens; and to save herself
the inconvenience of being kept awake,
the nurse gives her large anodyne
nightly, which, she says, puts her dead
asleep all night
"By this Encouragement your child
has become peevish, irritable and fretful,
and the nurse disciplines her by threats
of punishment, shutting her up in dark
room, etc. The result is that fear acting
upon morbidly sensitive system is gra-
dualy developing chores St. Vitus
Dauce), with which she is soon to be
afflicted, unless you Immediately change
the whole course of her life. You must
yourself become responsible for her daily
care and training; you must personally
attend to her bathing, food and dress,
and habits of sleeping, if you would
rescue her from her present perilous
condition. The slender thread OF her
existence is daily becoming more and
more attenuated by your neglect, and If
not strengthened by your maternal care
and sympathy, will soon be snapped in
twain by the increasing tension"
The result of this interview will be the
salvation of the child the mother was
reused at once to keen sense of her
duty by feeling of remorse at hes neg
ect. was more than ever convinced
that it is the plain duty of the family
physician, who is always listened to re-
spectfully, and considerably, to en-
deavor by we'll directed arguments to
counteract these growing evils. No one,
not even the spiritual adviser, can so
readily appeal to the mothers sense OF
Justice, and to her concealed conscious.
ness of neglected duty, which natural
affection daily brings to her remem-
brance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23
Spurious Rfp Van Wrinkles.

The unprecedented success OF Mr.. Joe
Jefferson's delneation of the character
of rip Van Winkle" has raised up a
crop of spurious limitations, the efforts OF
lot of thrd-rate actors who are making
asses of themselves with persistent stu
pidity and bare-faced effrontery. What
ever of fame land it is undoubtly great }
the part of Rip" may have achieved is
due entirely to the genius of Mr.. Jeffsr-
son, who bought aud paid for the piuy,
and any performance of it in any form is
piece OF paltry impudence and dirty
attempt to interfere with the rights of
Mr.. jefferson, which an actor Of any
standing in his profession should not be
guilty Of. A. Mr.. Robert McWade,a comic
actor in some parts, has had the bad taste
to provoke comparison by performance
of it in Galveston, and now comes Mr.. Nc
Kee Rankin undertaking the character in
Chicago, and actually having the face to
"imitste Jefferson in bis rendering of
the character. The conception and pro-
duction of the part by Mr.. Jefferson is the
result of much money paid for the privi-
lege of playing it, and years of hard study.
The attempts of these small-fry dramatic
cuerrillas to invade his domain should be
frowned upon by the press Of the coun-
try. 1t is not possible that DE perform
ance of rip" by these parties will in
lure Jefferson, but all lovers of good act
ing must protest against seeing the beau.
tiful creation Of Mr.. Jefferson butchered
By mediocre actors. Courier Journal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23
a skepticAl young cOllegisu confronted

o, believe in the Bible. Said the
Olsker: Does thee believe in France 2
Yes; though have not seen it, have
seen others who have; besides, there is
plenty Of proof that such country does
exist.N "Theu thee wilt not believe any
thing thee 6t olhers pas poi seen " No,
to Be sure WON'T "Qid tbee eyer see
ibT own brains 2" mo" Ever see
snybody hat did3" No" Does
thee believe thee has any
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23

Montpensier won't let the Spanish
question be settled BY marrying bis
daughter 10 lhe Duke ofGenos.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23
PUBLIC LEDGER.
The PuBLIo LEDGER 10 published every AZ
ternoon (except Sunday BY
f.. w H L T M o R II

The PuBLIo LEDeIR 10 published every AZ
sernoon 'exceps ounoay oy
Es Wa H i Il M O Ii Il
:. ~. ~ u.a,.on .,,...
The puRtro Lxpeup Ia served TO City subsori
bers by faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTe
por week. payable weekly to the carriers.
py mail (n advanced: One year. So; six
month";. r. three months, So; one month, 75
csnts'
Newsdealers supplied at ~ cents per copv'
CommupicstiSns upon su6'SS.s m e Of genera In
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

cause, feehng strongly in favor Of higher prices;
AZ IT, n prosumed thstthe wanta-of e1pcSters WIZ
frYv sbeorb an the SUMMER receiptB at WlInineten
leaving MS without sny surplus stock TO commence
the fall trade. The Gales amount to 1860 ools 81 ~
AS merchautable; 4a1saA for New York, spot ano
to srrve an include leo naked at SIhc hsp.s !hasnps
lsst veal Is5 bbs this week 1918 bbs, and 16o0yes
terdsy and to-dsv not included. Exports iass week
1ee bo 8. this week 2i16. ,n..,.,.r.d
osrN-1he demsnd for all GRADES scontnp.% q
stock :ybich Yesterday, d'd rot arou"t to l7,oOv,
tie gfeaer part bepngiDe to shippers anr o scsp s
mkkar The sales sfe II 900 bbsat ~ SSaa 90 rU.
common to good strained. 81 4os2 % .or No ,Ss S
30 for No !, "A 76a8 for pale, and 81 far P1.o'
kecaints sst week 1911 bbs; this week :eSi. h>
ports last weeS 6sos bbls; this week l2oe4 ooa a,
IIa-Is in limited supply ano prees p1s Le nfm, pa,
SS 2bss 80 for Wilmington, " 6o n; ;tge % S;norta
oeipts last week 88 bbls; this week AAo. '''
LAT week s5 bbls; this week IS bbls.