The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-30

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o,o ,,ss 5e.,onad for those who are learning
,ha roh,a game of chess. teaching the rudiments
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reooenizad OPENINGS. exemrlifed by appropriate
cemes .ctna1lv ,1avea nv Norphy. Harwitz.
Andersen, Paulsen, Meek and Others. We
have seen no other work that accomplishes its
object, thus set forth well as this, IN - small
compass.
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ert Mcclure, N. D., '. D Porter y Coates,
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THE ''BAB' BALLADS. Much Sound aud Little
S,nse BY w. 5. Gilbert. Porter Il Coates,
Philadelphia. Western News Company, Chi
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Brethren, by Ben. j. Losing, IN which The In
dian question is discussed from "a Humanitarian
s+sndno;,t IN tbe ori,,;p sc tbo North Anoor-
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vain speculatlons, but on the practical question
of what 10 do with the few remnants of the abo.
ric;r a, rocos Gill ro,,.;;r, t,o ur;,e, !. tr,,
UP 10 Ihouerh loeas' saying
CIhsioeI'N- ne extent OF the region over
scattered a'5 anderine, tSer n.s. ard nrs."nt
condition. ucstion, What is to be their DIES.
tiny come. ,, pressing for an immediate
sWer. chlhS OF an history ana or our
L,1io, n ,;,i.on If, nr Te,,I,r ,rhere,e,. Lc,I',,
he D.... .e,t lin, ox n ,,aD ANA n 6,utLe, c;,o
hin, I tt, rr;,iI,..,. of ci,;,a,sh;, ~, ,,,,,.t
equality VII, ner ci,ilans and .x,c, sro,, ill.,,
sit ..-.-4..,f,, cit;,ar I1oid hin r,,n.;i ~,
for b;s condnc, 80. -, ;nIividn,I -. ,.o = ,,'a,.
citizen. Jth4.h,,il mo- Nv;n,, ,.;,Li, .,,,. H.,
him j.. tra,,a3 in N ro.nsc,I .i,y., - ~,
staro I+i..I"Il WA iri,'t;t,n. ,.n,,,.,.
let hin, be trra,ed o.. citizer Of ,h,, ,err,nr,
Abandon all elmer, which j. non, ,,ood'd
IN on md r,I,t:o,s ~ linn ava ,ra.,, .,1oi,
Ind, ir,n ,o,er.l s,c;o,,, a.. , m.,nh,.r rs ,ba
ro,r,J;o TT,n .l1 ,,,on.i.c from IA. ho1 IS
+e Tndi,, Dpr,o,, -, tbo ,,tiou,I c,,,itol 20 .ha
sor,a,,t ~ ,bo l.as+ ofi,,.,I =, -, Ii;, .,,t,,,,
IN +h. wiI5arnrs. p,,nId l,.,nos,r Yin ,Il w..
enormous cost ~ .nrh ur,,,c,e. ho,,,.,Iy and
dishonesty imro.ed, Then would di.nn,,e,r ,he
host of contractors who adhere like leeches to
the public treasury, and the s"arins OF traders
%nose oIsn' "aS gee" iIt' 'ne' ih,'uew through
Wars with fine indians would cease C,y,ii1s.
tiou WORKING directly uuon III, individual.
wonl5 r,ni,,lv achieve w,,,d., fuI ,riu,,,I,.
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NurnOeTs painter, lovingly drawn by ~. II.
Guernsey. DuTcT was born at Nufuherg in l411
and d;,6 in IJp2 Asoo u,ti.t ha !. thus
In r,snienr of ,bnnsbt sniann;,n IS soa,in
and tenderness of EXPRESSION he found no eouaj
and left no superior. Yet it must be admitted
lnas mere was running through all ms works
tbai,. ar7is+io saInn SoraaI;n', e ~ '.I 10
owing to his mixed blood. On hi, fathers ude
hs was n Hungarian. His paternal ancestors
were sprung from the wild hordes that Attila
led into Europe. Wherever they settled they
occupied themselves with cattle and horses, p"
as Albert says OF his immediate paternal ances-
tors. On his mothers side he German {;
and thus he inherited two opposite strains of
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