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LANDRETHS
WARRdSrED
Jar d II N s e L ID S.


TIME subscriber rs now in receipt OF hts usual
s,s. sappy Garden sse. from thu bong establishes Nn
Whose SEEDS havs been ~ long ana
voussy gardening Psbe Each paper eear.hs
o. IAn,th all OF the eop OF 1850
and Just hand Among Others In has assn may ~
E,uni The choices, varieties of the fcro~ing VIA.
ASP NRAC AS-t'tant
nEEr-Ea'y TurniP, long Hood
nKOCOOLl.
,'AnBAGH-Eariy York ars, Yo.k. susir Loaf Dnnhead
Pit u,e large Bergen Cua savoy Dunhcad Savoy I'D
nach ttekhnE.
CARBor-I.ous oranse Eary Hota.
rAuIIFLOUR-Esry
tEiERY-whiie and red
t'REsS-Cutl.d
CUCuMBER-Early Fram@, long G-v.n.
EGG PI.ANT-IAg, Purple
ENuNE-tutiei
LErrUCE-EsB Cabbage Royal CsbbaEe Cut sa'sd
sEioN-Ciiron an Nutmeg, spanish Water
ONtuSS-weaihersh.d and silver SIN.
PEAs-sndrcths Extra Early, Early Fame, Msrro~isI he
Imperial
SNAP BEANS-sh Weeks.
pARsLES-EaIh CURED.
rARSNtr-Fine sugar.
sAIsAfS. or v-gesbl. Oyster.
TONA1O-LaiEe Red.
RHIfBARB--for tars
RPINACii-Savoy IFaVrd.
FLOWER sEEOS-as-nrted.
ataoeue for rearing snd planting can BE-
$1,000 EFT. For al. hy =. JOHNSTON
:, No. ms Main It.
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Insurance be eelcd fo up 900
~ aptiu,stOn 10 HENRY LuDLAM
Ju sly Richmond, Va.
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GARDEN SEED,

GAhDEN SLED,
lNPoM Growers Of known reputation and warranted "en NJ"
u genuine. - wholesale aud retail;
Articbok--Grven Gob" " 70"
A.panEus-white Giant LeeA-iAise so't'" -,
polr nran.-I.arrc snail l.imh lfuuer-"pw q
'-' w.. =, -. Green Brown Dutch
. 80. N,o,.,.. a, Doou M.ion-Nutnsg Green CiIon,
Refugee OF 1000 TINE app"
81. nt,u, r,,,,p coated wH'er Ms0n--hnesi kinds
N.uow Nasurtum
L.. p,,cd Mnrs.I yyur,. Mustard-Whiie and Black
81 Onion-While and Red
Nbt, Freneh Okla
f"as-'an'''ms -, a..
pr,-,s,--whhe Purple Cape Early May DO ',s'n' w"
,.. -, Az. No,k Pr@ian. Dwarf Mauo~iat
,"t -, -. u,,.,,,a Ear. B,.hop's Dwarf Ptnhhe
Ia,r. Drum P-pp-T-Assourd
lead B,rEru, nat bu'eh' ra,s"p-
I,,,,.t. "a savoy 1te-S sugar
,.-... p-t ~, Panley-Fine CURED
- N.-''' rs,t, - Late pamnSir-lArFe yellow
t'.er-Whic loud Nhi'-l ~ - -,
Cauut--Lour Oratgc, Long Red ka1'sh 49, -, $50,
,' r,,s.t q, P,pp.,,ras. Turnp BaeS Spanish
,,,.,n,.t- y, IN Frame ditto Satisfy, Neeetabc Oyster
tTusisr. Long Green. Long Spinach
Pt,kb GbetAn tor pCkhng Squash-tAiy huh'h a,
Tnsn-- Fairly sugar Do Tusca Touao-lAIge hrd and y"
trti bo Gokcb SIOUX low
Inive-Grren Cufed IurnP-as~'r'n
= p,...-pr,t, Herb and Flower Seeds
IaL-nus Cutl-d Siberian, WV 'N'''''."
Green Cnrca Scotch. Rape Feb Il, lN4o' Nh
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JUAN PIZZINI,

JUAN IIILlNI,
foufrctiouer and Dealer in Foreign and DO
NESTLE fTuit,
AS just received per schrs. Nassau and Man
ch't't che following Goods, 10 Wit
900 hlt,r urw cop Rrorh Rafsins
$50 uDtrH &c. 80 Bstss DO
go tsss Naara Gmpes, .pHmr Iuslty)
b" E1tcs hiags isullus ltn Zoe Ird.r
ttksNan'o r0nnns
o. Drums Surt Hssns
rs R1tfs ritfon du. Iu1uiyI
Ctsrs rfauiy Cbrfncs
80 Drf olive oh best qiaUtyl
Gases rfuuss In Cfass Ilfs
Haks Borirlut Almonds
gs drums Firs
DO ffaHs NlAn 40
uaFtsh.I Bed
200 ~ Pa.,f She'll a,
co. tssss t1ut01 pfss,r,,f Cnssr
1000 Go .llnut1 ffash nn-
90 DO thngae ffr rffeksrs
T0gr'hff with Irrr rin1y OF hs oxn mauu0s.
waranei equal a-y any other ihet % The
lck and che Geuna 1avs
Ianry gnpis pefftlsry Ac Offered before n @ market
Goods having seected person and purrbased
1r vefy hsstern. b. prepared great indu
prnns wishing purchase either ny whoesae OF o.
tat atf rfsorr resreciy sicits call from he Town
Couuty urnt' bfte they ichase shefe b. doubts
hfy u md 20 tef ntse DO NJ No Is2.
nnf One doof below Rss hause Hank
a FEW MORE or TIL SAME SORTP
uf scssTsd 100 PaH % iho.s shasnsn Roo,s
~ ~ D. HOOVER.
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ELIsl. u R.Iersr 1...rsnc. 81 500 on ,t.rL,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10
Appointment. by the President.

By and ,c,ih The adr,es and consent effhs Senate.
Abraham Ven Buren,, paymasler in the army
nf the Uuited States.
Appointments in the QuahcTmsstcf's an Com.
mi,sary's Dcpaum,n's under the Act appro.
we'd June IS, 1916.
IL The QH0ieymGsiey's d pDimeV.
Alexander Duulap, Of Illinois, to be Quarter.
master, With the rauk Of major.
james Il. Rals,on, Of IIlincis, to be assislan,
quartermastcr with the rank uf captain.
Joseph Napcr, of Illinois, to be assistant quar-
tcrn,asier with the rank ofcap,ain.
lathe COmmi,sary's Department..
James c. SIoo, of Illinois, 10 be commissary
with the rank OF major.
], 5. Post, Of linois, to be assistant commits
siry, with the rank Of captain.
james VI. Campbell, OF Illinois to be assistant
commissary with The rank Of captain,
William Walters, Of Illinois, to be assistant
commlssary. with the rank # captain.
Samuel IIlck,ton, Of I.In,i,, TO he assistant
comu'issary, with the rank Of captain.
BTgqiier Generals.
The following ccnirmatinns as Brigpdicr Gen.
erals Of Volunteers, nave been madc:-
Hon. Mr. Hamer, Of OAi1.
Mr.. Lone, Of Indian,
James Shields, Of Illinois,
Mr.. Pillow, Of Tennessee,
Thos. Marshall, cf Kentucky.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

W. go heart and soul for the division
of w scon>in, and the formation of the
Territory of .HgOma. Wisconsin, as
constituted at the present time, would
make too large and cumbrous State
and the interests OF the northern and south
ern counties diversified. In the southern
counties, the principal interest Is Agri-
culture; in the northern counties, the
leading occupations are Mining, Lumber
ing and Agriculture. The latter interest
has been very much neglected in the
north anlll about a year ago; the rapid
influx Of immigration has recently given
/, an impetus, and our beautiful forests
are fast giving place to magnificent, farms
and delightful villages.
We propose to divide the present Ter
ritory Of Wisconsin as fellows Com.
mencing on Lake Michigan at the south.
EN- boundary of The county Of Mani,ou-
voc ,hsnce due west ill II strikes the
middle Of The main channel of the Missis.
slppi river ; thence up said river to the
boundary line between the United States
aud the British Possessions; thence along
SAID line to the Lake of the Woods (;
thence down said line to Lake Superior ;
thence following the line between Michi.
gan and Wisconsin to the place of BEGIN
ming. This would leave Wisconsin one
of the largest States in the Union and
still there would be country enough for a
large Territory. In five years, this pro.
posed Territory will contain a sufficient
population to warran, It's admission into
The Union. The strip OF territory I'M
Justly wresied from Wisconsin and given
to Michigan by Congress. should be add.
ed to the new Territory as a matter OF
justice and expediercv. The people re.
siding on that snip of territory, we have
good reason to believe, are opposed 10
their present connection with Michigan ;
and II they will join US in perilioning
Congress 10 restore them to their rights,
we believe that body would gran. a re.
dress Of grievances.
The name Of the proposed Territory
is not matter Of minor importance
.HSoma strikes US as the mos, appropri.
ale and musical one tina, could be selected.
According to Mr. Schoolcrafi--ihe Justly
celebrated Indian historan-AIGoMA is
The primitive Indian name for that mi ,hty
volume Of waters now designated by the
title of Lake Superior. Ply it ever was
changed Algoma for ever! IInrral
for the Territory of ALGOMA!!-Uis.
cOnsm Republican.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10
a Rpnrtnu's Wife.

We clip the following paragraph from letter
written at Oswego, Kendall county, and publish
ed in the las. Joliet Signal, Such heroism in .
female a. this day, strongly reminds US Of the
wives and mothers Of the revolu,i, n, and that
the spirit Of our flreiithcrs yc; exists in our DAY
and generation;
The glorious little band that lclt this corn'y
in defence Of their cocnry's honor are ye, at Al.
ton awaiting marching orders. The wife Of Capt.
Dodge left here this day, to add the genuine he
Isism Of her OWE heart to the un,iring energy Of
her ausband. She goes with him 10 the wars.
After all, these women arc glorious creatures
T'imid as tho startled fiwn amid the stately for
eats. yet in the great fidelity Of their heats, they
will brave tie prvations Of the camp, the turmoil
Of military encimpnents, an the thunder Vt an
enony's cannon, to SO with him to whom they
have pligb,cJ their eternal unloading faith.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

Flour Failres in NeU YDrk.-rhe n. York
Express Of the 10Th ult. says -" We regret to
state that three Of our mos, respectable houses
all engaged in the -four business, have been com.
PEELED to suspend their payments. The pressure
on this class Of merchants has been severe, owing
TO the decline in flour aud bread siulls. The
western business has fallen very severely on
those engaged in il this season, more 50 than on
any other branch Of trade. There has been such
an eagcrness to obtain consisnmenis, tina, il
many instances merchants have accepted for
much larger sum Than the property, owing to tn,
great fall in prices, has broug land consequent
~ there has been large deficiency, which is Sc
verely fc', among tho merchants engaged in lhi,
business"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10
SO Davies scnator.

We discover By the GaIena IcItrsonian thai
oar late iGwnsman, Mr. LoRENZo p. SANGER ha.
been nominated Tor state senator by the demo.
cratic convention Of that district. We are pleas
ell 10 see that Mr.. Sanger is so favorably nppfo'
cialej By the democracy of tina, district, as bet
ter democrat and sounder politician crnnct te
fund in the state. The democracy Of the dis
,rist will have an able champi in the state seq.
ac should he be elected aud from our know
ledge Of their strength and activity, we are fully
satisfied iha, his eecli n is beyond question. Al
hail TO the democracy Of 10 Davies!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10
esWpernucc MaSs Nee ting.

An adjourned mass meeting Of the La Sale
County Washingtonian Society, was held at the
Court House inif3,tawa, on the Alb Of July inst
s.lhs Presj, nj, Mr. Jabez Whiting, having Ia
ken the Chair, I. Hampton was appointed Sec
rotary. pro. TEN. Spirited Addresses were dclv
cred by Rev. George W. Basseit, b, G. Cook
Esq. and Rev. Mr.. Cook. Ahcr which III,
Pledge was circulated among the audience, ant
so "Vulunteers" in tho cause enrolled. III,
proceedings were then closed with prayer by tn,
Rev. Mr.. Cook. Adjourned.o NICE, at the Cour
House in Ottawa, on tho 22d Of February next
+. IIAnrroy, scc'y., pro. ten,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

Constitution Of LUa.-lnwa has at
last adopted constitution, preparatory 10
joining the confederacy as State. The
new constitution is very similar to that
Of Texas,-Whites only entitled 10 right
of suffrage. Any citizen engaged in the
lras, degree in duel, is for ever disqual.
fled from holding Office under The State.
The General Assembly is allowed to au-
thorize less than twelve men for Jury in
an inferior court. There is tn be no i'm
prisonmenl for debt, except in case OF
fraud, or for militia fines IN time of peace.
Resident foreigners are to enjoy the same
rights IN respect to property, AS citizens.
Every white male citizen of the United
States, Of the age of twenly-one years, a
resident of the State six months, and of
the county twenty days, is to enjoy the
RICH, of suffrage, except convicts, idiots.
and insane persons. The other provis.
ions are Of the usual character. Il he
Legislature not to increase the State debt
at any time to over Sl00, 900. except au.
lhorised, under most siringen, provisions,
by vote of the people. No more cor
poralions TO issue paper money, to be
chartered. No person or body to issue
paper money. Corporations moi 10 be
created by special laws.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10
Snallcs in the Grass.

article on the wing district nominations, but
STANCE to say the county nominees are not men
toned. Report has it that the editor is rather
luke warm in regard to the county nominees, ani
that be il now on tour drilling the wings for
one Of the democratic candidates for Sheriff.
Well, this is free country, and il the editor can
make mos, out Of democrats, we suppose his own
party will be satisfied. The organ Of the party
at Tcru. however, goes the ''wholc hog for the
ticket. This "Beacon Light beams brightly, and
if the Constiiuionals. il wrecked on locofoco
breakers, il is not 10 blame
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

Did you ever know anybody to stick
to any kind Of business, no matter how
appointing, ten years at most Who did
not prosper Not one! No matter
how bad Ilmigh, be at the beginning-f
he stuck TO it earnestly and faithfully. and
tried nothing else no matter how hard
he may have found it sometimes to keep
his head above water; still if he perse.
SeIed, he always came out brigh. IN the
long run-didn't he whatever it might
be al the beginning, by the end Of ten
years, he had made business for him
self-JOhn Neai
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10
enjoyment of il, even at a late hour Of the
night. ~. L. Farmer.

The Toice Of Naiure.-The visible
works of God speak to US with com.
handing eloquencc. The sun, tina, loun.
tain Of life and heart Of the world, tina,
bright leader Of the armies Of heaven, en-.
ihroncd in glorious majesty; the moon
shining with lustre borrowed from il,
beams; the stars gliterng by night IN the
clear armament, The air giving breath TO
all things lha, live and move; the inter.
changes Of light and darkness the course
of lhe year, and the swift yicissitudcs Of
the season the rain aud the dew d,scen.
ding from above, and the lrui,fulncss of
The earth caused by them; the bow ben,
by the hand Of the Most lligh--which
oompasselh the heavens about with glo-
rlous circle the awful voice of thunder
and the piercing power of lightning; the
instincts Of animals, and the qualities of
vegetables and minerals; the prea, and
wide sea, with lis innumerable inbabi-
tants; all these instruct us in the mystic
ries Of faith and the duties Of morality.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

Nc. BLiw We, the understand, being vc-
'ers OF La Sale county, do respectfully solicit
Jabcz Fi,ch's opinion Of See, % of Revised Law,
page l5l Revised Statute, aud Sec. - sf the Ac,
concerning sheriils and Coroners. page 5l6 We
arc desirons 10 know If Mr.. Fitch. if he thinks
The above mentioned section of law means To
prohibit an Assessor from assessing the people
one year AID collecting on that as,essmcu, the
next year. And alsn il he thinks The above law
M OF jcclion ii he intends 10 run Tor Sheriff will
out resisnins the office which he now holds, and
consequently he willing to cause call Tor an
other election, and an expense 10 the county OF
1928 At lrasl. ]. PITCHER,
BENZ. LEFT.
ID. =. SPRINGSTEED
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

The LouSvil'e Journal Of the Ugh u,., says
-" The George Washington arrived here yes
;crday with Gry-six Texas Indians, among
whom were the Chiefs Of seventeen diileren,
Tribes. They had Mexican boy along with
them, whom they captured several years since
These Indians are on their way to Washington
to conclude treaty with the Government. and
ore under charge Of Col. NJ. G. Lewis, u. State.
Commissioner, General L. Morehouse, Major II
3. Neighbors, and Messrs. Il. Cook, J. Wilson
and ]. Coylc."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

Too many poluaiees--The Secretary Of War,
IN declining to accept a company recently offer.
eG, esys:--" So far as we are able to form an
opinion, those already called into service are full
as many as can be employed. | infer from Gen.
Taylor's las, despatch, tina, he has serious apprc-
tensions of being embarrassed by the Numbers
docking to his standard"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10
GRUMPY Democrat.
Norris, Juiy 4, 1916.

| The Mtim Treaty. - The Austin
(Texas) Democrat, Of the 27Ih I'll, give:
the particulars Of the treaty concluded be-
tween Gov. Butler, the U. S. commits
sloner, and varlnus tribes Of Indians, a
the Council Springs upon the Upper Bra
Eos, on the l6th of May.
The Indians acknowledge themselves
under the protection of the United States
and recognise no other authority, pledg
ing themselves TO perpetual amty and
friendship with the United States, and
with all other friendly Indians. They
agree not To form alliances with the enc.
MES of the country, and to give notice OF
any contemplated invasion or impending
danger.
Each tribe is 10 give notice of any vlo-
la,lon of The treaty on the part OF any 9TH
or. They are to give up all prisoners,
and aid the authorities Of the United
States in obtaining them. They pledge
themselves to lesist from all murder and
depreciation. and to surrender all often.
ders to be tried by the laws Of the United
States.
The United States have the rignt to es-
,ablish agencies and trailing houses among
them. and to establish military posts, &c.
They concede TO the United States the
right of control over all trade and inter-
course, and will in no instance seek per.
sonal redress for injuries either to person
or property, but will in such eases apply
to the United States agent.
They concede the right to introduce
among them ministers of the gospel and
school teachers. They agree to prohibit
the introduction Of spirlluous liquors
among them and 70 give notice of The vi
olaiion Of lhis provision The United
States, in consideration Of .hese slpula.
ions on the part Of the several Indian
tribes represented at the treaty, agree to
make peace for them with all ,heir enc
mics. 10 give diem presents every flli,
&c., as usual in similar treaties.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

The RcautJM Uest.-The present il
most delightful season at the West,
The beautiful and almost endless vare
lies Of the wild prairie flowers, the yer
dure of the vast aud alm0s. unlimiltt
plains, and the rich foliage of the waving
forests mus, be seen to be realized, ant
almost surpass the conception of The mos
vivid imagination. a writer from Boards
town, Illinois, says:
To-day have been ont on the broad
and beautiful prairles among the wild
flowers and fields OF growing wheat, thai
extend farther lhan the eve can reach
rhe pralrios are now IN Gull bloom, and
most beautiful , they seem like flower
gardens left by the hand Of nature 10 ran
wild IN their iovellness. never saw the
trees covered with more beaulliul ioi,.
ire in my life; the perfume from the lo-
rust trees. which grow most luAurianuy
dill. our ill,le cottage every evening. aud
we can scarcely call ourselves from the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

The "Republic" of Matamoras, says;-" An
irishman of Captain Duncan's company, in lead.
ing wounded horse from Pao Alta, after the
batllr, was annoyed by the bowling Of wolves,
attracted to the spot by the Mexican dead, "Ah,
be nisy isays hey ye basles! sure there enough
Cor all iv wees"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

Frenchman, wishing 10 take stage a,
D Halo, was asked by the driver if he had
any extra baggage. Extra baggage. Vat,
you call dat! have NO baggage AT all
hut my three trunks, five dogs, aud won
bIack gal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

"a Banking House has been erected in To.
ronto, Canada, and in the n,or fronting the mo.
ney vault, alargc trap door has been constructed,
which opens a, the slightest touch, and any one
approaching i, will be precipita,ed into the base.
rncnt. the walls Of which are double, and prevent
his escape. The trap will he set only at night,
OF course"
II such irop were attached to tho Bsnks Ia
the United Sinos, one half the officers would be
in the State prisons before twelve months.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10
d. :. SPRINGSTEED

We notice that verai 81 our farmers have
commenced cutting their wheat. BY the end OF
this week, it is Prohlblc, that large share Of the
wheat crop will be secureei in this county. The
Yield is fully up 10 The eSpectati of the farmer,
and all he requires now, is fair price for his
srain-which commands lille better price, than
for week OF two past. The market price lie 40
cents Sangemo JurH0L
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

No DOubi.-.An advertisement Of cheap
shoes and fancy articles, in an Eastern
paper, has the following nota bene IN.
b. Ladies wishing those cheap shoes.
will do well to call soon, as they do not
las, long"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

The Fighting Methodist The Rev. Il. A.
Stuart, OF lbervllle, now captain Of a volunteer
company on the Rio Grande, in a characteristic
letter to the editor Of the Baton Rouge Gazette,
says:-"My command is rife for tie work.
learn that West Baton Rouge has turned on, a
fine Company, equal to mine. hope 10 hare
them 10 preach 10, and dine vith, al The city Of
Mricnu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

About the same hour that her Majesty Of Eng.
land gave birth to princess, female, born in the
Duchy Of Cobours, gave birth to an American
scrcreisn in tic streets Of New York. The Duke
Of Wellington crl tho roar Of cannon unnoun.
crl the frs, event, and the mothers cry and a
Waterman rattle the latter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10
IAl:lEU

On the 4h Of July, 1916, by WIN. 4. Bayley.
Esq. Mr. hEwIs ". SuIrn. to Miss MAuGAuEr
Sterling, both If this county.
In OsweGo on the 2ist Of Iune, by the Rev.
Nr. Brown, IF Nhpervi l., NoaMAS DnuGr,
Probate Justice, - Miss MauY DA>Tonn, both
of D>w,gn, kruda county, Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

Major Stewart it is understood, has received
instructions to advance to the Illinois troops
now q. Alton, a sum equivalent to clothing fol
one year. This body of men, it is supposed, il
destined to form portion of General Wool,
force. Their route will be through Arkansas
81. Louis RsreiM.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

The Mormon emigrants have stopped jus,
north Of Davis county. Mo-, and commenced cul.
; tvaling the land. The citizens of Davis county
held public meeting and sent Delegates TO learn
,what their intentions were.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

Secretary Btchaw-Ihe Washington cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Norih american
writes, on the LIST, that Mr.. BUcHASAS was uom-
mated that day to the Senate as Judge If tie 50,
preme court, and had taken leave Of the state DC.
peftment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

What's in a name, after all. They have res
laman, in Boston, in the neishborhood Of the
common called GosEns's ReireaL There is M
doubt that l. any goose enters there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

,yae5f in MeIgnL--All our exchanges in
Michigan speak in the most catering terms oil
Tho prospcc. Of the wheat crop. II nothing un.
favorable occurs the prcscn. month, the harvest
will bs moro abundant than ever in Michigan.
Tho quantity Of land in wheat Is Of course much
II sNafar also.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

There is regular daily mail balween Point
Isabel and camp Ma,amoros. The New Orleans
Postmaster has sent one Of his clerks 10 The FONT
to supernteud tho business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-10

No Sport, MGi.-A letter from All officer Of the
81. Louis Legion, encampcd at New Orleans,
says sogering in earnest is no, quite So pleasant
as sogcring for fun The volunteers find the
discipline aud obedience OF the camp irksome.