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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

The correspondent o. l4c aao1 T,ic-rsra.
who writes from toe R.o l.,anla under date o,
September % ], tal5 de..riss t.eziran Far.
Iaugr.
"rhe 1Gh Of tbs m1a,h ras cs.elHltrI b}
the MeSieaus, throughout d,is par. Of Nrli
co, as the anniversary of ,he.r mj,per. lce.--
The festivities and amuscmon's 81 The cccas Oh,
occurred a, the residence q P.hoa,y..o FarJios,
the principal Alcolde or Gyvcuur Of .his section
ofctnly. lie The own cousin II Gomez Far.
rias, the late Prcsden, Gii1leriA., Il lAis Repui-
c, and the prcseu, Minister Of F,n1ucc under
Santa Anua's administration. The scene, u
which AN about to give flint and iinpefioci
desc rtian, commenced about uife % cl,ck iu the
morning, aud terminated at sunrise ihc next day.
The day was spent in horse raeins, Jli laiiing,
gambling, eating and drinking. The exhibition
Of what was denuminalcd "iHbUi'ry," waste
Us all as novel; as it proved ad,ssus.ins yud noy.
81 sight. a large number oi bulls were confined
in close pen, where they could easily be so4d,d
to madness. When sufficiently ,uilHat,d, olc
would lie i,i gu, int, liHr, at whose a. lcdfaucr
dozen Mcxicans on houchaca would dart after
him at full speed The one succeeding in catch.
ing the bu by the tail, would, 10y the application
of his enormous spurs, increase tic speed nf BIZ
horse, until he got Gar enough ahead VI the bull
to succeed, Ivy giving a sudden jerk, to throw the
bull round, The pcrs,n accomplishing ihi. feat
would be pronounced the victor, aud entitled 10
! the i@so,' or other priz' whatever it might be-.
| This was repeated at intervals during the cu,.rc
day, until all the animals pcnt up, were made u
iuG the gauntlet pf lhcso mounted Mekicshs.--
/ " hile 1t exhibited british cruelty on the Iarl
of those participating IN the spout, it asn display.
ed 10 great advantage, their Perfection IN horic.
manship and grca, muscular strength. bad
/ frequently heard Of "MpgRg a jWiy ne iaL'
bat had never before sen II practically carried
out. Ia this respect my curiosity il perfectly
satisfied.
W hcn the stars looked down from heaven on
tho evening Of this day, they shuuc IN o diIl.ucn
a~d FAR more spiit stirring scene than thp, above
described In font VI the dwelling NJ fardas
aud extending Cor some distance up mil dow
the road, was large yard, mostly trojden dawn
and perfectly free from grisI or shrubs. IN lht
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

Al"r'er IF three persons IN LQHcd5-
Ter, Pd-On Saturday morning last.
man named Iiaggcrty, after shooting
horse in the street, near his own door.
entered tic shop Of man in South Queen
Street Lancaster, pa., and, ahtr a few
words Of alteration, he seized an axe
and beat ont the brains Of Mr.. Fordney,
his wife and child. There is no cause
assigned i3r this horrible affair, except.
ing in!oNitation.
An extra Lancaster Tribune says, the
little son Of Mr.. Forduey gave lbe alarm,
and adds, " on going into the room, we
Witnessed ore Of tie most horrid specla-
ules imaginable. Just inside the front
door of the shop lag the old man with hs
brains battered oui. Athis side, hu, with
her head towards the back door, lay tie
bndy Of his wife, her brains also battered
out; and near by her, lay her child, four
or five years old, with lis skull broken
and the brains oozing ilcrcG,om
Fordney and his wife, it seemed, lad
been Killed Instantly. The Iiule boy sta
ted, in substance, that liaggeriy got at
his father with an axe, and while he was
killing him, his mother ran in 10 interfere,
when he turned upon her aud killed her,
and then struck the child on the head
with The axe The child only lived
few hours, The foul deed CT ated III
tense excitement III our city,"
An officer had been IN possession Of a
wa;rant for some day for the arrest Of
liaggcrty, fer iII-usagc Of his family or
ueighbors and yet, knowing his dcspe-
rate character, permitted him TO run at
large until he cruelty murdered nearly
whole family llaggerly was arrested
and committed TO prison.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

We iul the fo,win! in the last Perm R,,..n
Light Our readers in Bureau county will oiy,
it a careful pcrusal.
NOTICE is hereby giy,n. that an ar, liratio,
wall BE- made at the next Legislature in /, S,atr
IT, iorm tcN county from Iuttion If III, t,,,i
tory IN the western part ct la sale, and the Gus.
tern part 81 Bufeau counties.
Peru, Oct. p, 1876.
Now, how our neighLcrs of Peru cx-
pect to have new county formed ont of
a part Of Bureau, is mystery TO MS
Tor we NNow that such measure would
be very unpopular with the citizens of
that county. The newly elected repre-
sentative Of Bureau county. before and
after the election. openly avowed himself
as being opposed to division of the coun-
/ Iy in any shape wha,evcr-and we have
too much Giilh in the gentleman to G.
licyc HAT he will dcviatc from VIA, he
has stated. As tn the members from La
SalIc-Ii we should judge from the opin-
ion, openly expressed, Of one Of ihcir
new members, there is LILLE Likelihood Of
favor in any Of tlcir representatives.
Fhcr. fore the application is likely To he
lid UNDER the table Seriously. had
not our neighb0rs in Peru better charge
The FEATURES Of tho aspiration, and en-
dcayor to be annexed TO Putnam conn
. Is The measure would he FAR more
popular, and no doubt meet with success.
Oar territory aud population are rather
limited at any ra,e--and the accession TO
our county would be very acceptable.
ln Sale county would have no Office
'ions.-W hat say ye. Of the Ottawa Free
Trader - Ncumcpia MraH.
All right. Go ahead
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lay in his power. There mus, have been
fifty buglcrs aud as many filters and drum.
mers playing at the same ,ime. and no
three Of them attempting to play The same
tune.
| saw several regiments Of fine locking
soldiers, men Of good size, young, active
aud athletic.
The frs. division is cncampcd in tie
grove three miles east IT the tuwn-onc
"l III" Io'elest spots in the world, sEa-
drd by large pecan and 1--we oak uoey
his grove seems lo be the only wool.
Lind IN tins region. and is resotled in hv
the ciuzens OF Monterey as a place for
holding pic nic parties.
The Ihird, volunteer division. is al.o
cncampcd IN this grove. Gen. Worth.
division occupies tic town. The citizens
are beginning to return in great numbers,
and appear 10 feel glad ihat the Mcxicans
have !cn them. II
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

MJ9tny is ABBOT 200 miles southwest from
Camargo, on the Rio Granje. Sslillo, Ohc
mex, point to which it is supposed Gen, Taylor
will have orders to move, on his way to San Luis
Po,osD is in Coahuila, and abou, 100 miles from
Monterey, in southwest dircc,An from the lat.
ter city, San Luis Polos (,he point q, which it
ia said tho Mexican t;oops arc to ccnlrc) is the
capital Of the state or province Of the same name,
AMI is about three bundled miles north north.
eat from Shlnllo. II, then. it has been remark.
cd, Gen. Patterson, with his command Of voun-
'cers, has been ordered to Tnmpco, he v,l have
some enemies in front, and old Rlough aud Rea-
dy 10 back him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06
Chung ana Mitchell are also in ialr
MoNrrnry, September %, ,
, O'll, ca. alirIuuun. 1

MoNrrnry, Sertembci %,
> othch, afternoon,
IN express rider has this mumpn, at
rived from Salinas. which place lie left
dis morning. lli- only days ride this
side Of Saluilo, and he states. on the an.
Ihorily of a Mexican, that Santa Anna
arrived al that city Yesterday morning or
the evening previous, and al once COM
menced terrifying Ike place win vgor.
lie had no less than IL GOO with him,
which, added 10 those which |, fi here I'M
der Ampudia, viii w Il his ARMY to over
cocoa men. Report luther haze it, tia,
he IS to erect works and batteries cluse
by tie Rlnconail-,ho limits of om lines
by the Sky DAYS truce. II al tins
should prove true, the army may have
hl0uG!Vr Wulk TO Go Il an ever. One
ihiog Is g r,air--Saum Anna was hourly
expected here wien Gen. Tayior arrived,
and many lhluk that Amput,a'- reasons
Tor wishing To retire was ,he fact that he
found himself TO degree surrounded at
or the success Of tie ~ division, and
was anxious To lurW junction with his
master ON tie best terms he could make.
We shall know more about tbs matter in
a day or two.
Lieut.. Dilworih, Of lae 1T / S lUlan.
Try, died this forenoon Of his wounds,
Capt. X. II. Graham. who was badly
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

Camp HaoCdoie friend who has
just returned from the camp on the Rio
Grande, furnishes the following as the
manner in which Duychman who was
on sentry duty. proclaimed the tour.---
The usuo cry is "llalEpasl ten O'Clock,
and aII's wcil.' The Duichman had :ors
gotten the precise words, aud sung on! at
tie top Of his voce-"More ~ dcn o.
clock, and all ish peter rs eoot.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

Aa eastern paper has lately introduced into its
columns a list Of 'cnsssemen's' in addition 10
i.s announcement ofbidhs, marriages, aud deaths!
The sewing societies furnish the engagement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

He-oPPcornce d II SuJmerged hiaaa
in Lutte Oaiari0. The Oswego Advcr.
,l,cr states TIA, Gull Leland, situated u.
bout two miles from the northern shoe
OF Lake Ontario, between Por, Hope and
Cobourg, has re.appeared. 1t has been
- merged seven years. A letter from
Mr.. Wm. Osborn. j.. keeper of the ligh
house, dated Aug. u, states that the rock
or several yards around The light house
is al lcas, one 100, above tie walcr--lhat
the lake is now lower than he has eyel
known it before. The fall Of the water
from December |, 1915, TO March 81
isiG. wa. nine inches: from 81, 10 Junt
0, II inches, and from Jane ., 20 Angus
u, o inches,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

Wdeqt is quoted at 5Oi55 cents in Chicago, Il,
lhcs, dates. It's said tina, lever buyers ore now
IN that market than usual, and consequently
have everything their own way.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

GJThe Fail Term Of our Circuit Court com.
mences its scssinn to-day, Judge Cation has full.
" recovered his health. As usual, little business
will bs done until Mcnlay, the juries nj being
called until tina, imr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06
From the ST. Lonis Republican Oct. 81.
LATER IRON the u,O GHSSpr.

.7rrirdi Of tie Ga'rGSion az Neir Or.
icGns-Eiercn dol's later from Mon
tT'y-Ec0cUGijcn ofthai t6U9i. SC.
Tlo Emo .t,,r,,r p,, yy.,,.,,:.l
,,,,,,....,,..,,;.i.,.~ o.
"',' ~ " ~ ''''' . ~ ~
cue ''''SN vs. P'P''S '''''' Guy - '"e
evening" ct TIE H. 'om Tue papers
We have selected every matter of Interest.
The steamer Galveston tcarhcd New
Dl,,rs a., ,y,p,nr or hc 9D,b. fom
80, s...;... J.. i. .,... =
''-"'' '''''', '''.. > y"
""'''s'''' "' '"''''s ny "'f come
down 10 '"e t.h INST. Monterey was ~
guic, possession ct Gen. Taylci's army.
4 ,eu,r from Gen. p. F. Smith, Eays
Observation-Disclosures, o. ,C,,,..
'''''''' '''' "'' '''''''' ''S' "''''"''' ~ 0'"'
la"re S'oT'H' AN" a'e now IN possession
Of Oh the works, oisy, and surrounding
country.
ri.,., S,rr,r or, ,,.ol a,,,o,,s and
49,. ,, ~,
'' '' ~'' '''''7 - WV
''S"'"' ! "~ ''"er : oe'Fc' o. "eSP'''"'S
10 " Washington,
The picayune SAYS: Two men who
DISTINGUISHED themselves nv the manner
,.i;.l..,.,........,1.o H.. ...
" ''
al monterey "''e "'>'''''S .J''" o"'
9rt#try. They deserted at Fort Brown.
One cr them, an lr,hmm, j. named Ri.
low. ,Ls name cl ,ha n,ber has csc,,cJ
:.r.,
49,,
wax ''''""' VIZ '"l'! '''"' ''e '''
ayune OF tie Dist.
The great sui iect canvas ,cd in the ar
my, couUuuod To be the terms granted to
Ampulia. Officers AID men were 50 A..
,ureG that few hours more fighting
would have forced them to an uncoudi
GoutI surrender, Mat it vcxcd them to
have their prey c>rape. One explana
lion attribute, to Gen. raylor a generous
.orLearauce towards gallant Gc. lti,
urged that Gen. hmpudja made the de-.
fence Of Monterey contrary 20 the wishes.
and even orders. Of Santa Anna, Having
l. IL ..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

II IL said that Gen. Santa Anni has, In his
pastures, lying between Vera Cruz and the city
Of Mexico. from 80, 20 Co,ooJ bead Of cattle
Food lvr tho isakics.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

Consistent Toryiam,-Ihe Wig pa
pers generally are now rejoicing because
Secretary Walker was compelled 10 re-
turn from New York without success in
obtaining a temporary loan for lhe pur-
pose of defraying the expenses Of the gal
liant army in Mexico.
In the war period Of 1912 the Tory
papers rjoiced when our army was de-
fea,ed, and some of them called down
mprccl'lons on any man who would
loan money TO James Madison TO aid the
war Cincinnati 4du.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

a Quebec paper alverllsss q ,rouins match TO
come III on Sunday, Immediately af,cr Divine
service
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

"lil take your mc,sutc," as tho tailor said
when ho stole his neighbours half bushcl.
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Captain Dosty has returned lfin the army
lie arrived in this place On Saturday evening last,
accompanied By Capt D,dge AMI Lieut.. K,Rogg.
OF the Oswcs1 company. We have had but
lew moments conversation with Capt. d. Lu,
learn that he brings nothing new or Interesting
from the army. Ia fact, the state of his heal h
was such for most Of the time TIA, he was in
Texas, that be 10 unable to give much inlorna.
ton in reference TO the county or its PRINCIPAL
t'wns' During the encampment at San Antoril.
VIC learn Lo was confined TO his bed mos, Of the
time, aud tia, after his resignation, he was so
deblliIased as to be unable to prosecute his jour.
ney homcwari without being placed on bed in
one oil the wages. He appears now to have ful.
Iy recovered lis health; the journey across the
Gull, and the trip from N. Orleans to this place
appears to have been of much advantage to him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

L'sA. Red, of Capt. Dckey's company, arri.
we'd in toxin today. II! health, as in tho case of
Capt. Dickey, was the cause of his resignation
rni return home.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

We understand that tie row planet.
whose existence was predicted w 1t
Ycrtirr. short time since, was this eve
ning observed by 1t. Magry, al The Ma
Gcaal O5serva,org.-L tiou
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

n Mcricn SDcni.-'Ihc American
aud Mexican general. having signed the
cariiD!aiion OF Monterey, the document
was presented to Gen. Taylor, who sign.
I'd it at once. Ii was then sent to Am
puda. who became greatly agilaicd. lie
consumed q whole hour over il, holding
tic pen fifteen minutes at time in his
hand, the Precipitation rolling Of bis Gacc
IN big drops. Al length, by conyusive
effort, he signed ii.
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TIE FREE TRADER.
OTTAWA, r.iiay, NV o, 1916.


The Icck?pu Z" .h,vis. shcp"
We heretofore have i'lIdad to the C,nll or
Zee at Lackporl As having engaged rnthc' ex'er'
sively in the " Siap'og' business, and spHkc
about celirlctors vh, were destitute Of " beck
stairs influence, having to suffer a 'h.vc en-
their demands to procure aGyan,cs at iAc Office.
We have also mcu ned lac fact that lhr ia,
payers OF The slate WIRE required ~ l,H 10 pay
the interest tax l., SPECIE, whilst the canr Of
fee a, l.nctpni were payi 8 oul The small bill
of eastern hanks, and theG sclIine dlais on ,br
east at premium Ter the rag m ny they ihom.
selves p,d oui, thereby retaining in the cnGA.
Ivy ihc shinplscrs issued by them, ani consc.
quca,'y driving proporll,uata amount Of spece
from circulation. We have mentioned these
things hct,iaiIrc, aud wc now propose 10 lif the
curtain lille and give the public rep Il The
cnimqh hshnd the screen, and give very good
reason My the work on the canal has prosress
ell 50 slowly 10 enable these "R1g Bgroas' b
use tho funds placed in lLc.r hands ilr the Vur
pascs of private speculation.
The people of This secnon undoubtedly have
noticed that The principal part If the circu!a'H:
medium CIR Ordinary business transactions, i,
composed OF bills Of Connecticut hanks, of The
d,nlmipaiious of one. tN,, aud ianc jollls
All know thu, tlcse Hills lirsl made lhcr appear
snce inmcdiiiely ofer The irst payment made
to Contractors q, lockporl, AMI tha. these blI,
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The Rev. Mr.. DAssxrr will preach at tho
Court House on Sunday, S.h inst. Services at
the usual hours.
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Capt. DicKEr may be found during the pre-
sent term Of Court, a, the Office OF Cotton d
Leland.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06

Thanksgiving IT New I,rk, Ohio May
land. Now Hampshire nd Massachusetts, tbi,
fc,..v vii be held ON L. c6 or Na,cmt,r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
.maRRiED;,T

~ the residence Of her father. 10 hi. Cpi,nty, o,
Ihutsdsy morninglssf, Sd instant. by The Rev M
Harerave, JAMS NY. SrnIDHR, Esq .to Mis-, Tue,
auIsLEr, daughter of Capt. John Qaigley -sll 0
This County.
o. the 81 Instant By the Rev. Dr. Rmpic. no
aEaT puLn, Esq Of Georgetown, ID. e. Ito Mis-
SAaAH Al iuRPIS, oniy daughter OF the late Thos
y. Turpia, of Hishmond
10 Middleburg. on The esth nit b, the Rev, %,
Merriken PATTON FATLoR, Esq Of Loudonr,, "a
Miss MAnr. eldest daughter Of Mr.. M,rios Dayis
of Middleburg
On the 5th November last. by the Rev Sila
Bruce, ny. JoHy w. LaNoS. formerly Of. hi !.
pisee; TO Miss SARatf JAM GulSs, daughter d
Mr. John Gainn- All " CuIpeper eouaiy.
Oh the 9thuit., BY The Rev. Jo.eph baker. Mr.
JANIS McNkIiH to Miss TAcr HAnT. III OF Predr.
rick county
On the 9s,h ult. BY The lsev. Mr.. Jennings. Mr.
ALkxsNDER McDASIEE 70 Miss BARBAnY JANs
SEiBERT, all Of Back Greek Berkeley County.
Oh th- 18th big sise Rev. Mr.. cbishelm. MI.
Joas = sn.At N Miss PE3sr ASE STucEEr. daugh-
Ter Of Capt chAs. siuskey, u Berkeley County.
On the ISL Iit. by The Rev John u'f,rien. of
Msrtinsburs, Nc. JaSAtfaAH II. fiAIxEs, dsughte /
of Mr. John Fsgsn. Of Winshe sler.
On the 18th uIi. By III Rev. WA II Fooie, Mr..
.tobhhr W. HiLKsseN, 81 Moore6eld, 70 Miss
SAhAH EMILY, daughter Of Vim. Vance, Esd. II
kowDsy. M q
Do The icth nlt- b the Rev. n. Wilson, Mr.. DA-
MEL BusH 10 Miss Mlar Axx aIsxsxIL.
Oa.ii.e l9sh ult by tho Rev 4. n. r. Boyd. Mr..
JoHs MefAnL.NB to Miss SUSANNA K.LLgn. Iii
Of Frederick county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
GoyRnNoR.s MESSAGE.


We shall lay ,hi. d,eums ami before oar read
ers next week. IloscuPiea eigh, columns. smal
type, 10 tbs Rish unond Republican.
We hays not examined This document yet
bat learn ffom The Euquirer thai Gov Smith
suggs,,s . small increase Of taxes upon licenses
pianos, ctoeks and watches, dividends aud IN
ietests, except that payabIe on State bonds, As
also, ihs rsstoratca of the tar on money o.
hand ai : eer,aia period Of the year, over 40,
rrszrsrstsis -,Isrpur,s- nv Ds.sr,s. ,eu,..
sysiem The sense Of each cous,y. IL h take
upon is adoption. He recommends impor,ap
reform. in ihs Judiciary sys,em--and aGdi,isn
O. legislation in regard . HE Banks, whose 9e
neral condition IS sound and healthy Upon H.
subject Of lniefnal Improvements, he lake, ,h,
oroadess and boldssl grounds III warmly 70
cempesds Two gfand Railroads 10 be eenstsuc,
ed, eniitels On Slate account, VIZ one from
Buehaaan, through the Sou,h west 10 he Tennes
see liae-snd the second from. GofdoAs,ille
striking ,he Shenandoah valley, md to Terminal.
% The Ksnawha o. tie Ohio River.
\. The Governor recon- ends the extension Of
ne James River caasI 10 The North River, az
issne o. ihs CemPany's bonds, gua1snieed, BY
ne Stsls, % complete il 10 said point, and q "a.
dicat ehaHgs Of ihs government Of The Com.
piny.