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Albert IsatbbuD

Some six weeks ago the FREE TRADER, with
-other city papers, mentioned the death of Albert
Rathbun, on board the L. 5. training ship Con
sttution of the Island of Martinique in the
West Indies. At the time Of his death il was
stated by one that the cause Of his death was
''cancer in the head" aud by another "brain dis
case" Letters received since then, however,
give very different explanation, among Others
the following from Midshipman Paris, who was
with him during his sickness and his death. II
was written in response TO inquiries by DR.. Bas
com. twas written at Aspinwall, Feb nth:
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COUNTY Gnmrt.

Claims against the following estate, must Ice
presented ITO save cost on or before Monday
next
Vim. T liorgan, Joseph 7. Bullock, John
Carin.
In this court three iiuc birds were disposed of
this week. The first was james Tracy of Men
dota, who plead guilty Of having obscene pictures
months, but afterwards reduced the sentence to
ll6 days H. the county Jail. VIM. Mckee, OF
Utica, and Charles Grabow, Of Peru, were found
guilty OF bastardy. The complaining witness
against Mckee was Rosabela Stats, his niece,
aged IS years. Against Grabow Mrs. Matilda
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-13

Ou Monday last Mr.. Willard Gentleman, Of
this city, representing the counsel for DcBocr
the wretch who hrutally outraged and murdered
= young girl in Woodford county (near Minonk)
some months ago, applied in this court for a su.
pcrsedcas on behalf Of DcBOcr. Drl'ocr had plead
guilty To the charge thinking lac would be i'm
prisoncd, but the Livingston county Judge sen.
fenced him to be- hanged ON the nth The writ
asked for was denied, so johannes will probably
SWING next Wednesday, at Pontiac.
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LEV|ATHAN.

LEvIATHAN is large papple gray null blooded Perch
eron Norman Horse. imported by NJ. w Durham, oil
Wayne, III. LEvIATHAN will weigh about 1000 pounds
his great size he is very active handling
himself we'll We respectfully refer to The Perchcron
Norman Stud Book Vol l. revised edition, No 80 page
l0S" LEvIATHAS will make The season for MO.
aVMares will will be kept the farm for reasonable
Ali COMMUNICATIONS should be Addressed to
T. w. JERREMS.
febel.3mos 20. Box $50, Joliet, Ills.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO March t., 1870.
The Times of yesterday says the board OF trade
markets were generally strong and steady on yes
terday. Not much activity was exhibited IN the
trading, but the movement rather favored sellers,
and the former prices were well sustained. On
Change cash property closed at the following
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-13
"SASED HIS LIFE"

SPRINGFIELD, Tenn. May =, S'9 .
DR. A. T. WITTY DsGr Sir: am selling great deal OF
your Pumonara have large demand for IT, and recon,
mend all the best cough medicine In the market ana
am not afraid 10 recommend it, had 1t thoroughly
tested OF my customers, who was given up to die
After taking three bottles Of Psmonara he com.
enced improving and when he had taken the hfh bottle
he up and In my store and said 1T SAVED MY LlFE
and that he should always love and The Pumonara.
for IL had saved him from DEATH and was the cause OF his
taking IT," told MIN not 10 love me- hut Dr White the
inventor OF this great medicine. am selling from eight 10
fifteen bottles q week OF your PulmOEara. -
~ Your. truly, W ECKLES.
Sold In Ottawa by Forbes 4 tieh-ng nOyl5
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY, MARCH 49, 1880.

Janson, q widow, appeared. The usual judg
ment for money was entered against Grabow
and Mckee. The latter having failed to 'pu
up" is still IN Jail.
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The Supreme Court.

sherman & Co.. Marshall. Mitch, want agent 10 hi
county Al once. ~ salary OF SEQ per month and expense
paid. For full particulars address as above. lsn3
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MANIEIl.

The Peoria National Democrat will be- dubbed
with 'hr FWfr TRADER at $50.
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Morning train Hakts CIosc COhHtcToN ~ AuTVIa n
points east. ,1 . n n.o,.i., n
Cars Horizons Reclining Chair Cars, and the {. H. q
AGO Dinnp Cars by this route. All Information about
of rare sleeping car accommodations and time tables
be cheerfully given by applying TO- - ,,oon
General Passenger Agent Ch;cs
c. ". SMITH, , -, ,,.rDyH
Traffic Manager, Chicago. IT, " ma 1r ..r
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The Home,

giving rcIpcs for practical dishes hints for making cloth
nv and for keeping up with the latest fashions At the Owt
price Every item ofcooking economy suggested N TINS
practically tested experts before pubCa
ton Letters from Paris and London correspondents
on the very latest fashions The Home Department OF the
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-13

'i,hE rms LEfIER To NY NorURE'
Take this letter TO my mother.
Far across the deep blue sea:
lt will MI her heart with pleasure,
Shell be glud 20 hear FROM me.
How she wrPt when last We parted
How her heart was nllrd win pain.
When she said Good bye tod bless yop
We may never meet again"
Take this letter 20 my mother:
u will MI her heart with Joy.
Tell her that her prayers rre answered
God protects her absent boy.
Tell her to I've glad and cheerful.
Pray for me wherever roam.
And ere long I'll turn my footsteps
Back towards my dear old hOmr
Take this letter to my mother.
II l. filed with words 81 love-
II ON earth III never nirct hct,
Tel her that well meet above,
Where there IN no hour of parting.
All Is peace, aud love. and Joy.
tod will bless my dear old mother
And protect her darling boy
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The Farm Department

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~D THE GREAT CAUSE
~ HUMAN MISERY.

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Exchange on Chicago and New YORK
And all the principal cities east and west,
BOUGHT AMP SOLD.
Exchange on England. ireland. Scotland and si i'm
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purchasers.
u. =. Revenue Stamps OF ali demon HatoMcon'
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United States Bonds, Local Securities Gold snd
Silver bought and sold
Banking hours from "a. \. to p.
jan H. 1873 F. S. EAMEs Cashier
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Skilled Labor

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Political News

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rsi ENcry week is gwen falthiul report OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-13
DON COSSACK,

This grand horse bred by j. c. McGerran SON. at
Gleuyew Stud Farm Jefferson county KY and sold 10 Mr.
Cation. Don COsSACK was foaied April s. is,6 e2t by
August Belmont by Rysdyks Hambleonian lst dam l'th'
am Lass 10y Aexanders Abdaah BY ysdyks liamblcto'
MAN ID dam by Mambrino Chief the sire of Lady Thorn
2lsL Woodford Mambrino. 2h. North star Mainhrno,
2s and very many others 81 dam mare sent from ONO
To Kentucky to be bred to MambrinO Chief . ,
DON COSSACK when 2 years old trutcd full mile in
a. and II In AS In the fall at the Louisville tar
he defeated Ave excellent colts mile in ~ and t0lted
half OF the third mile in Il. thus demonstrating
his ability to do turf duty He weighs about 90 ponnd-
and his motion and gay dancing mas
ter's. He will make the season for $50, to limiten
number.
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Foreign News
American News
The Weekly Herald

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Of thr rninll- 1his inAtnre alone makrs
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Works which should De found in every Lbrary-whinI
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The PrOdaCe Market.

Sporting News home and abroad together with storY
every week sermon by divine, Literary. Musical
Dramatic Personal and sea Notes There IL no paper ~ th
world Which contains much news matter every week a.
the WEEkLY HERALD which Is sent. postage free, Tor Oh'
nnllAr NnG can smh.crlhe az any tune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-06

....~. Anour TIM Towx--0RAND
pt,rv or ruE pkNOcRArs or SOUTH ALbs'
r.prr Avn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POLE
os,s.xn-rur BANNER PRECINCT, &C., &c.
rrcrrs.rond.oce Of The Richmond Dspsicn.I
io0''e'p'''s = OCTOBER 2, 1880.
II bas occurred to me that snort iettei
from this little "city By the canal" migut
moi he uuinterestIng 70 the readers OF your
iournsl scottsviIle, as you wei know, Is
situated on the mighty Jumes "a Iitiie
more than midway" between hicnmond
and I.vncbbure. and Is rather iso-
lated. but we hope when the hicn,
mond and Allegheny railroad IS compieteo
that new life will be put into the old town
as we are brought into more direct commu-
nicution with the outside world. lls
Growth In the last decade. regret TO say,
has been like that OF q cows tail; put WIN
a new railroad, new people. ana last, Du.
Inv No means least, the introduction OF
northern and foreign capital, we look Ior
new era of prosperity. ln ante-Deiium
DAYS scottsyille was a most important snip
Ming noirt. and our streets were uaiiy
filled with wagons laden with produce from
beyond the Blue Ridge mountains. but
since the construction OF the chesapeake
and Ohio and the Virginia Midland ROADS
there has been, OF course, stoppage OF this
traffic. But enough OF retrospection. l
must give YOU short description OF grand
Democratic mass. meeting held here to-day.
Notice had been given that distinguished
sneakers would address the s0vereigns, ana
long before the appointed hour our town
was literally overrun by the good people OF
Albemarle and Fluvanua, and Buckingham
was also well represented. Hon. Henry =.
Allen, the cratic-CoDseryatiye canul-
date for Congress, made the flrst speech.
He made scathing exposure oil the utter
folly and faIacy Of the party led by Jonn
Paul e. Co. Aliens speech will not be
without fruit. Hon. George Perkins then
followed in short but very handsome ana
telling address OF about forty-fve minutes,
dealing deadly blows 10 the Republican
party and its leaders. When Mr.. Perkins
sat down there were loud calls for Pcm-
broke Petit, Esq, rising young lawyer
OF Fluyanna, who, on taking the stapd,
said that be did not intend to make any
speech, but would tell Just one anecdote,
which he did i'm a remarkably acceptable
and entertaining manner.
On Thursday last our citizens raised
splendid Hancock pole, from which floats
beautiful banner appropriately inscribed
with the names OF our standard-bearers-
Hancock, English, and Allen.
This is probably the "banner" Funder
nrecinct OF the State. Parson Massey re-
ceiyed less than twenty votes here at the
last election, and in the whole town l know
of only one man who will probably vote
the 7th-of-July ticket. Put down Albe-
marie for Hancock and Allen "by large
majority" 1UsEF.
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Mr.. Goodies PrOspects.
INorfolk Virgjniap.1


Mr.. Goode Is ardent in the cause. lie is
making canvass in keeping with the man.
He has already visited all sections OF the dis
trict TO fill his regular appointments, and
has never failed to comply with the wishes
OF the people to address them whenever the
occasion occurs outside the set appoint
ments that have been announced. lie has
on some occasions made as many as three
speeches day, and al all times be is re-
ceived with q generous and irrepressible
enthusiasm. He is faithfully carrying the
standard OF his constituency, and Is always
found where the battle wages strongest.
The prospects OF his return are most
CRAFTY ing. In NansemOnd great change
is going on among the people-all in favor
OF Mr.. Goode and the regular ticket--and
so in Southampton. The people are OPEN
ing their ewes TO The importance OF Mr..
Goodies election. They see that MsiOr
DeZcndori will control the full Republican
vote, and that Judge Lacy stands not The
shadow Of chance. No matter what the
leaders NAV desire. the people are not will
ing, on account OF mere family quarrel
in the last State campaign to give up to
Radical rule this district, which was won
In 1874 by the magnificent efforts OF peo-
pie determined TO rid themselves OF the in
cubus Of negro supremacy. So therefore
they are aroused and at work, and II this
work and activity is persevered in we may
rest assured that all will be right in Novem-
Der. Let our people continue untiring ia the
good work, and all will he well.
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Dr G,lnerss .etter.

DR.. GILMER gives as the best letter w
Rave set had on the subject Of the new
movement. We wishIto remind him, row
ever, that the Sixteenth amendment was MOI
proposed by Congress Antil February 20
1888, and OF course could not have been ac.
eepted by any body before 1868. We wish
also TO remind him that though the Com.
nitte< oi Nine wac failure In its Washing.
ton wetk, IL was a glorious success ia III
homo work, and that If this astter work had
not bees done, DR.. GuMER and all the Re
pubiseaas 10 Virginis could have done no
thing whatever towards reconseruction.
As 70 General MAKeSg's agency in this
matter. Dr.. GILMER says that the General
could net have done what the RepubH.
cans did," DIR. GILxEn speaks dor the Re-
publicans. The white mans party OF that
day also say that General MALONE "could
not have dcne" what BALDWIN, STUART,
ECTHERLIx. &c. &c., did bsft they are SUR
prised that ans one should dispute Geaera,
nAHoxE's agency In controlling the Repub.
1iesn Convention. DR.. GnNEn credits Gen.
erai MALONE with being the power behind
the throne greater than the throne, and says
the Republicans Recognized him as such.
That Is. Of course, General MALONE appear
ed 10 them TO control the white mans party
though he had nothing TO do with It;
whilst, on the contrary, our side deny that
he had anything 10 do with the white mans
party. but gave him the credit, as we did 10
the Dispatch The other day. Of controlling
the Republican Convention In Petersburg.
hut the truth Is coming out. We shall
have II ell soon. The men who know aIf|
tbe facts are still living. They will see to
Il thst iustIce IL douc TO all. We bold our
selves a. ready to give General MABoxE all
The credit that Is due 10 him as 10 publish
letiDrs claiming 50 much for him. Send Us
fbe facts, and the public shall have them.
Rlep sour name.
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Sr.rNroN VA October 4. 1880.

Editors Dispatch: Dear Sirs,-You are
In error as TO ObiO electlUg Legislature
this fall. Unless the Constitution has been
changed in the last year, the election oil
members OF the Legislature comes of on
the odd year-1SSl. Respectfully,
JOHN G.. DAVENPORT.
The Legislature Of Ohio meets biennially
on the first Monday In January. 1t met on
the 1st Of January, 1880. We suppose,
therefore, that our correspondent is right,
seeing that elections for members OF a
Legislature which will not meet till Janu-
arg, 1882, will hardly be held this year. We
made the statement on the faith Of an old
list Of election days which we had had in
our pos essioH for some time.
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DEATHS.

Died, at his residence, GA north Seventh street,
at IL O'Clock NJ, october 9th. Rev. III. :. KELLER
In the seyentv-fourth year Of his age.
His friends and scquainiances are Invited TO al
tend his funeral from 81. James church THIS AT
TERNOON at 4 O'Clock.
Died. on Tuesday the 9th instant, at 3 O'Clock at
the residence OF his son-iulaw. j. NJ tnllingworth
corner Nineteenth aud Grace streets. WILLIAM l..
McMiNN. In The seventy-fourth year OF his age.
Funeral from the residence on "WEDNESDAY,
9th instant, al 3 L. ". The friends OF the family
are invited 10 attend without further notice.
MED. Friday. October !, 1880, in Danvie, Va.
GUY, infant son OF >clden aud Page Ellyson aged
nine months and Two weeks.
Died. In Henderson, n. c., september l1th, LY.
Ola HALE, wife OF j. X. Clack. and DAUGHTER OF
j. Is. aud Jane u. Sfegai. formerly or tins CITY.
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In reply TO the query OF the Richmond
Dispatch. we say that we think that large
majority Of the 10000 colored voters OF
Virginia will be qualified on the day Of
election. irhey vii! nav the poll.tax. After
that we thin they VIII get their votes into
the ballot boa. No thanks TO the Richmond
Dispatch or ifA' party. however Washing
ton Republican.
All right, father CLAPP. You are. well
come to your negro troops. We only
wished to know whether you were making
threat, and are glad to learn that you we're
not.
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The following sentence appeared in OH
leading aditnrtal vaetardav.

The following sentence appeared in our
leading editorial yesterday:
"Thus there would be so much doubt
raised as to whether Virginia would vote
for Hancock or for Garfield that both the
Malone party and the regular Democratic
party would be substantially in new con-
dition."
For the word "raised." read ore
moved" and our meaning will be appa.
rent. We intended OF course to say that in
case the Democrats carry both Ohio and IN.
diana, there will ITO longer be mucb--we
might say, any-doubt as to how Virgins
viii vote, and the contest here would there.
fore assume phase entirely different from
Its present aspect.
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GENERAL JOHN ECHOLs.

News was received yesterday OF the con.
tinued illness OF General Echols, who has
been confined TO his bed already several
days He had begun and had arranged to
continue until November I'd an active can
vaSs: but after few speeches was COM
PEELED to desist, and has since been under
constant medical care.
BARBECUE AT CAMPBELL COURTHOUSE.
There will be grand Democratic rally
and barbecue at Campbell Courthouse on
the 18th. Withers, Mckinney, Bocock,
Fickleu, Kirkpatrick, and Diggs will speak.
All Conservatives, no matter what their
views on the debt question, are cordially
invited.
GEORGE d. wIsE's APPOINTMENTS IN HANOVER
COUNTY.
Pole Green po.t-oflice, Monday, October
18th. at ~ NJ.
Lone Oak, near Haws's shop, Monday,
October 18th, at p. NJ.
Undertakes Grove. near Atlee's station.
Thursday. October 2lst, at II M.
Ashland. in Town Hall, Thursday, Octo-
Der 21st, at p. Nj.
Puryear's Store, Friday, October 22d, at
70 NJ.
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We will not undertake to predict bow In.
diana will go in so close and doubtful con.
test. bnt there is little hazard in saving that
II the Democrats lose that State the subse-
q ueLt betting will be on Che side Of Gar.
de ,d.-hsio York Herald.
We are all agreed as to that. But, then.
Indi ana Is not going 70 vote the Republican
ticket negt Tuesday. The correspondent OF
the Phi ,Iadaphia Press. who gave such fair
sredici ioas Is to the result in Maize, writes
T. bis paper from Indiana that that State ID
reasonably sure for the Democrats.
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