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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

ho'r 10 tell marritd men Nearly every married
man in town may be seen IN the morning before
breakfast carrying basket about the markets and
stores, while all steady old bachelors are enjoying a
glorions morning snoonc upon the quiet md downy
couch ofsngle blesscdncis
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

my son. why in the world do you eat 80 much
supper Tonight y
"Why. mann" I'm afnid Il don't eat good deal
Of supper mis., sf,rc when I'm asleep"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18
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that company WINS from Alton IS
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name jus, ms well rs do nv daliy's. Uewas Killed
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there"
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

"whn, part of the fowl shall have the pleasure Of
helping you 10, madam p
Il would think you for the ejtrpicec, sir"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

Brch--This Is magic ,rcc, the sigh Of whicl
never fails to remind one ofhis school boy DAYS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18
N ANSION HOUS E,

Aud STAGE OFEICE---Otiawa, III.
u ME undersigned has purchased the above
House, and repaired unl furnished II in a
proper manner f,r fret rate H,tel i is situa-
tel dircry in font Of the Court House, and i,
convenient Tor all those having business cnnucc-
ted with the public Offices; and Is in the ceulrn
IF the business pau of the town. The stage OF
ice foT the different routes is kept at this house,
The house Is large and roomy, and j. capable
u accommodating all those who may favor him
villa o call. ATTACHED Ia the house /. comfort.
aide aud convenient stable.
From hi, long acquaintance aud experience Of
he business, and unremitird cxcuiou, TO please
he hopes to receive liberal share Of patronage.
Ottawa, Dec 3, 1871. Il. THORN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18
Farming land for sale.

VbSHE Sc 4 of sec II, "a, nr e, 100 acres
4 wing on tho state road, recently laid out,
from Ottawa north to Indian Creek, and about
,our miles north of the town. The land is Of
good quality, and dry, rolling prairie. The ow.
nrr whp Is now IN the state, Is anxious TO sell
the above tract, and will remain here for a few
months. Time will hc given for portion Of the
purchase money. Enquire Of
Ottawa, may 10, 1871 J, Y. \. HOES.
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Drilvs, TEo,iIciucN, NJ.

Drugs, Medicines. &r.
-. TgNuE subscribers have Just received
-Sds<s9 1 from New Yuk aud rhiIadcl-
Nd pba, large stock of drugs, medi.
n@ cines, dye stuff, paints Gil, yarnish
t-e-----' IS, &c, which viii be sold on tho
lowest terms; all the most popular patent mcdi'
cnes of The day kept ON hand. rhy sicians aud
others are invited to give us q call
Iuly |. AZ WALKER & HlCKItNG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18
DAYTON Woollen Factory,


WE would most respectfully inform onr friends
w and patrons, that the above establishment is
sill IN operation, aud will continue TO be so long rs
we continue To receive such liberal share ot public
patronage, and would here renew our promises, tl0t
ne pains alll be- spared on ourpar,, with sbI.iulwouN
men, Go render general satisfaction We are MANU-
featuring the following kinds If goods, viz.
PULLED CLOTHS.
NuSSiHore, SliiRfit Tired, leans, LiHSry, Elan
Hc'Sof different kinds AID HmlCis.
which we offer for sale, wholesale or retail very
cheap, hr cash, Wheat, az WOOL or VIII make tb-
cral exchanges, say vi. iuIol cloth tor from - to
3 lhs of wool; lya, jeans nr2 DIS; lyl flannel for
for !. lbs; pnir very heavy blankets Tor ms much
more wool NJ 10 takes 10 make them, etc, ull Of the
same glliIiy. Or We viii manufacture iu.ed cloth
ON commission nj from ~! to G2. cents per yard.
Wool calculated for exchanging or manufacturing
should Be well washed on The sheep and rolled up m
separate llccccs
taraing aud Spinning will be done nj from Is
10 lScis per ID. Curdng Willie done this season a,
cts except very huc, g! ca. per lb. Come on with
your tine wool, "a W. have Just received two new
single machines Of the latest and most improved
style, which have been put in complete order will
iinc cnrl-, no - and 80 and are calculated cN.
prH.y for custom work. Our old mnchmc viii hc
put IN good order, and viii DO Justice to the conryrl
qualities pcrous coming from distance can have
their work done with the least possible dclny, und u
amnnucT which we will warrant 20 give satisfaction
Cloth Dressing wil br done at the usual prices
or n small discount for ready pay.
| DAYTON. May, ~. j. x d. GREEN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18
800 Varieties OF Apple.

800 varieties OF Apple.
And great variety Ui Pears, Plumbs, aud Cher
fcs, which have been selected with care and
great expense from the most popular aud up
proved NcrsCrics in the Union, embracing near.
iy all the standing varieties in the eastern ana
southern states, the fruit IT which il is confident.
ly believed, cannot tGll TO suit he most delicate
aud ,ciueJ palites.
The subscriber assumes with confidence that
he has the greatest rwieiy Gnd mo,' spieud,d MS
'O,imoW 10 be found ia northern Illinois. The
trees nrr from to years of ngc. aud ranging
from } To feet in height, aud well propuuiontd
is believed that the lamentahle remissncs-
On the part OF farmers, every where observable
IN planting fruit trees IL mostly Attributable To
the almost total failure, in most cases. where
trees have been tr1usplanied from a distance,
aud the ihrous roots IN which the tree relies iii
Us nutrment have become decd from too long
exposure to dry air or severe ffcs's after mkinp
them up, either of which il fatal to its growth.
But these cmbaUassmGuls no longer exist. The
larlnor can now be supplied IN his own vicinity
with the number and variety he wishes, grnwn
in the same soil and clImale in which thew AZ,
To he transpldutod.
II tho trees arc taken up in The spring, IL
should bc done soon after the frost is out uf the
eround--at nll events, before the leaf begins 10
put forth. II taken up in the fall, they III iuld
be buried until spring.
Apple tres a, the Nursery ~ cents; MI 9th.
or kinds, % cents. WELLS WAIT,
Dayton. Feb. Is. lslS-ly.
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South Ottawa Cemetery,

YEyIE subscriber will sell lu,sin the South OF.
4 tpwn Cemetery uniii the lst of December
lsl7 f,r So each after which on additional, price
will be charged in proportion 10 the Improvements
male. THOS. NJ. MASON.
South Ottawa, nov If. ISi7, 3Otf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

4 Farreirs Arabian Eminent. 4
AhNE of the best Lnimcnis Tor man OF aS
eJO beast now in use. For sale, whole "
sale aud retail. ono door north of tho Mansion
House, by (cbls) q. l.. THOMPSON j
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S,{ 5 90 O Os;
--aSS.zs-- ->s=-aAx>-.
Grated Fruit Trees

4 RE now awaiting purchasers at my Farm
4 \ and Nursery, Oh the 1rt'i size IF F'cr ri.
rly, near DryioH, and five miles northeast OF
NMlhn. lhrN rnnsl. of nrarlu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18
Lumber! Lumber

,.tiio!cis a. scoops.
! For snleh y ALEN. w. MAGlLI.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20

.s.fshs S.snr q Temperance Of n. c. en-
thy lie Re-. Samuel PeaFre. = agent,
g. 0nesR%T. ~ organize divisions a lie
Seas nf Temperance. and 10 promote lie
e@use a lempersnre generally IN me safe.
2. Resolved. Thai we rely npon he
Divisions. aud he friends Of temperance.
% iurni,h The means la meet Inns plrdge
n he Agent. WIN agrees 70 devote hrs
time and eHaEis 10 accomplish The work
assigned him.
,. ReslEes. That T.. p. Weir. James
Slnan and Sanu,l ". weslhronk, Be \
nnmmiliee Of iihanre and correspondence.
with the Agent Of divisions, Ia carry these
Eesalullnns inin full operation. and report
IN The Grand Division.
3. Resolved. That these resolutions be
Published in ale Communicative. and 0lh-
er PapeS friendly IN the ranse NJ tempe
rance are respectfully requested 10 publish
the same.
J.. p. WEIR, G. w. II.
JAMES SLOAN. q. :. pro fem.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20

The new Territory Of Minnesota, in
which Territorial Government has not
yet been established, is said TO have elec-
ted a Delegate to Congress, who will
claim his seat from the Territory Of Wis
eonsin. The bill establishing the State
of Wisconsin did not repeal the old law
governing the Territory; consequently,
the settlements not embraced within the
State law, il is con,ended, are still the
Territory Of Wisconsin, aud therefore en-
titled TO Delegate in Congress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20
Dr. m. n. PEERYss

rERMIFFGE. OR DEAD SHOT" FOR WORMS.
A highly valuable preparation. capable from
the pFompilnJe Of il ariion. Of clearing the sss-
tem in few hours Of every worm.
This preparation has The peculiar advantage Of
not only destroying every wonn. but also Of pro-
ducing healthy action Of the stomach and other
organs Of digestion, thereby relieving many CON-
plants arising from q arrangement Of the digcs-
tive organs.
Baltimore, June 90. 1876.
certify that Dr. Pcey's Dead Shot Is the best
Nermiluge Of the present day, for after using Sc
yeral others without effect, was induced 10 make
trial Of this, aud the result was an immediate dis
charge Of worms; in the first case 80, in The Sc
cond rs, and in the third worms: subsequent
operations brought away more, and in ell las
worms from one child. The result is the perfect
restoration Of INV child 10 health.
ANN LEpSON STEWART.
Corner Of Cove and Rsborg street.
Price IS cents per vial.
Prepared by DR.. II. f. Pecry, and sold by Az
ID. 4 D. Sands, Druggists, 100 Fulton street, N.
York.
Sold also nv LONG & WEBB. HiIlsborough.
by ALEX. :. WEBB & CO., Clover Garden,
Orange, and by Druggists generally throughout
the United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20

AAer namerou. ballO,ings the Hon. Richard
". Pearson, one Of the Judges of the Superior
Count, was on Monday Of las, week elected one
Of the Judges Of the supreme Court. the name Of
William II. Battle having bcen withdrawn. The
votes were, for Pearson IS, Judge Strange "a,
and few scattering.
John W. Ellis, ESQ. Of Rowan, we understand,
was on Saturday last, elected Judge of the SUI
periOr Court, in place Of Richard NJ. Pearson,
promoted To the supreme Court bench.
Maj. Charles L. Hinton was on Thursday last
reelected Treasurer Of the State, the vote bcing
nearly unanimous in his favor.
William T.. Collins has been reelected Comp
troller.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20

Iniiana Legislature. On Monday,
the 4lh instant, the Legislature oflndiana
commenced its session. In the Senate,
p. G.. Dunning, Lieutenant Governor,
presided. In the House, 6. W. Carr was
elected Speaker.
Governor Whitcomb's message repre-
senis the affairs of the State as in pros
porous condition. The revenue paid into
the treasury last year amounts To $4l2,
74s. beipg S5O,40i 81 more than in the
previous Year. The Stale will be able to
NEE, the interest on The public debt. by
borrowing small amount in anticipation
Of the receipts. The value OF the entire
property subject 10 taxation, as returned
for 1913. was Sl2s, 96O, 1886, which is
a4,35O,545 more than the assessment the
previous year.
The total number of polls returned was
1926, which is an increase Of 6,i94
over the last year, and Indicates an in
crease Of the inhabitants during the yeal
of $4,000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Friday. December 4

Fnday, UecenlDeI ..
Mr.. Ellis, from the committee on the
memorial Of Miss Dix. reported bill Ia
provide for the establishment Of an Asylum
for the Insane: which was ordered to be
printed, and made The order of day for
Tuesday week.
Mr.. Mcdowell. Of Iredell, introduced a
memorial aud bill for the establishment of
new county To be- called Graham. Re-
ferred 10 the committee OH Propositions
and Grievances
Mr.. Doak introduced bill 10 secure an
equitable distribution Of the estates Of de-
ceased PERSONS. Referred to The commit
lee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. J. b. McMulien introduced bill
to establish Savings Bank in the town
of Milton. Referred to select committee
of FIVE, and on motion OF Mr.. Mcdowell
Of Bladen, ordered 10 he printed.
Mr.. Barringer introduced bill for the
more speedy and certain administration Of
Justice. C'he bill proposes 10 carry out
the recommendation Of the Governor.
Referred 10 the cOmniltee on the Judici-
airy.
Saturday, December 9.
Mr.. Sheek introduced bill, providing
for an amendment to The Constitution ol
the State, in relation to the qualification
of voters. Referred to the committee on
the Judiciary, and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Mebane, from the committee on Fl
nance, reported unfavorahly TO the bill Ia
amend the revenue laws Of The State.
I he bill did not pass lis second reading,
The same gentleman reported bafAt
the House with. amendments, the by q
increase the revenue Of the State, and re-
commended its passage.
Mr.. Ellis moved to print the bill ant
the amendments, and make il the order o
the day for Thursday next. Carried.
Mr.. Paine, from the committee on the
Judiciary, reported back 10 The House ant
recommended The passage Of the bill IL
amend an act concerning Sherilfs.
| Mr.. Hicks moved to lay The bill on tn
table.
MIR. Walser moved to recommit the bill
Lost. The question recurring on the mo
,ion of Mr.. Hicks. was lost. The bl
passed its second reading.
: Monday, December | |.
i Mr.. Saiterlhwaite introduced a resolr
ton, to raise Joint select committee {
three on the part Of each House to il
: quire into the propriety Of changing I'll
time Of the meeting Of the General Assem-
bly,. Adopted.
! Mr.. Paine, from the committee on Il
{ Judiciary. reported back 10 the h"use. al
recommended the passage of the bill f
extending the time Of registering Grant
&c. The bill passed its SECOND readn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20

80 = - slose pFranaas snd Frs.1usioa-
Iilsr TnRso.sed LII from he Il"use d
divide ll'r e"uniy II Ssoke.. and Garm !
rev fnnniy In he rallied FaTsyIlsr. Ma
AIKEN ~. read the ihir.l lime and pas.sd
-yezs -. nays Q.
The ball Ia unile he Roanoke Railmad
and Roanoke and S-shozrd Rsilr.ad. and
ior olheT purposes; lie bin IN provide III
The paymsnl II witnesses helaIe q l'IeIk
and Master, or commissionrr 10 take r..
counts; and lie hill In lay "a and eslals.
llsh new eonnly IN Le talled Walanga,
out Of parts Of Ashe. Yanry, Caldwell
and Wilkes, were rad the serond time.
Tue-lsy. DeerulsT -.
The bin In unite Ire Roanoke RaiIrsd
and Seah0aId and Roanoke Railroad, and
Tor other purposes, v aS read Tie Third lime
and passed.
The bill 10 limit The term az SheriITs,
was laid upon The iable-yeas 30, nays
~.
Mr.. Kendall called MP the bill 10 pay
Witnesses Tor their attendance before .
Clerk and Master. Commissioner 10 take
an account. &c., which, after s"me dis.
cussion. was rejected.
"Wednesday, December 10.
Mr. Patterson, from the Committee on
Internal Improvements, reported the bill
10 provide fnr making a Turnpike Road
from Salisbury west To The line OF the
State Of Georgia, without amendment, and
recommended lis passage.
Mr.. Smith. on leave, from the commit
tee on The Judiciary. reported a bill "a
provide for the settlement Of estates Of de-
ceased persons. with an amendment, ana
recommended IFS passage. Lies over.
The engrossed resolution in relation Il
the States claim against the General Go
vernmeni, passed its first reading.
The bill 10 expedite the trial 0f ease
belonging 10 The original jurisdiction o
the Supreme Court, as taken up aud re
jected.
btt !"
right Of appeal in certain eases, was lai,
upon the table, and ordered 10 be printed
Thursday. December IL.
Mr.. Drake, from tire committee on ri
nance, reported the bill TO suppress Vice
with amendments, and recommended il
passage.
2
The bill to provide for making Turn
pike Road from Salisbury west Ia the lin
Of the Stale Of Georgia, was laid upu
the table and ordered tn be printed.
Mr.. Patterson rallied up, upon its 81
cond reading, the bill tn establish ne,
county by the name Of Watauga. Thi
bill gave rise TO discussion beiwee
Mcssrs. Thompson, Of Berthe, Bowc
Shepard. aud Patterson. A motion e
IFS TecommiIment to the committee {
Propositions d Grievances, with Inslru,
iions, prevailed.
Mr.. Bell introduced bill 10 auihoriz
the Board Of Internal Improvements
make sale Of the Cluh.inot and Harlow
Creek Canal, which passed IFS first real
ing. and was referred To the committee o
Internal Improvements.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20

A Gang Of Vfllsias.-wr hsrsrs-
fei.fd lrnm Mrs.rs. t;eo. ". Wsison. y.
II. bryan, Iass pi l:aok. and Minship
Bryan, = communication stating lllai rnn-
siderable rArilrmral rxis 8 in lhe lower
ard adj0ining rlsds II Moore and Chatham
counlies. in consequence nf he conduct 81
several men. believed 10 he hand Of rob
beEs and e1nnlerleiirrs.
4 Wo 0f Tie men siaid Al Mr.. J0srph
Cocks hnuse I'll night. and n haSed sas.
pieinu,ly. IN The morning they presented
; Ten dalIar mole on The Cape Fear Bank,
10 pay their fare. Mr. Cook Ih"nghl il
Was eounlerlriI. (in whirh opinion he has
heen sinre rnn6rmedj and would not &C.
re,ss il. They pretended IN have nnolher
money, and got OF without paying Al all.
They have tried IN saEions ways and Hial
different persons Ia pass like nOies. and
get good money in return inr change.
One Of Them lodged night with Mr..
Newlon r. Bryan, ard succeeded IN pass.
ing one Of the noles % him.
They are Ill said 10 be y0ung men.
Two of them % OF 30, and another about
20 years.
The public are guaIdet. against ihrse
men; and all good rilizens are called on Ia
exercise vigilance with view 10 their ap-
pFehensision.
Two of them were tall. thin sisaged
men. very ordinarily clad; and the third
was Of middle stature. All Of them had
a sorl Of sheePsieaIrr's appearance. They
travelled on horseback.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20
Bank of GEORGETOWN, s. Give are

requested 10 state that this Bank has had
a new 5, 10, and $40 plate engraved by
Rawdon. Wrigh, and Hatch Of New
York. The Bank has been and is now
Withdrawing all its old notes from clrcu-
la,ion. No bills from the old $50 plate
engraved by Burton, Gurley, and Ed
minds have been issued of later date
than 1874. The counterfeit bills presen'
ted at the Bank are all of the date of 1916
and ls46. The Bank is not aware of any
counrerleils having the name J. Chap.
man or ]. G. Henning, Cashier. The
counterfeit $50 is well calculated 10 de-
ceive. II has the name Of D. l.. Mckay
Cashier. Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20

The General Court last week refused
to allow new trial in the case Of VIM.
cambridge Eppes, convicted Of theFmur-
der Of F. Adolphus Muir, in Dinwiddie.
lie is sentenced 10 be hanged on the .22d
Of This month, and will be executed. I'M
less the Governor should pardon him, OF
which there is no probability.
Richmond Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20
Murder of the Rev. Daniel Baker


The Rev. W. w. Hill, Of Louisville, has
received letter conveying the sad con6r.
nation Of the intelligence that the Rev.
Daniel Baker, who has been laboring nm
der the care Of the Presbyterian Board oI
Missions for some months past IN Texas,
was murdered in cold bluOd by the Ca.
manche Indians, on his way from San
Antonio de Bexar 10 Victoria. He was
also scaIped by The savages. The same
hand had killed abou, twenty persons in
the vicinity few days previous TO his
death.
Mr.. Baker was one Of the most exten
sively known, Luxurious, useful, and gene
rally beloved ministers Of the Presbyterian
Church. having labored in Protracied meet
ings in nearly all the States aud Terrific
ries Of the Union.
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HILI.SB0R0UGH, N. q.

HILI.SB0R0UGH, Nc
TNHE Winter Session of Mr., and Mrs. BUR-
IL WELLS SchoO.will open on the 10th %
January. Arrangements have been made for
instruction in Music, French, and Drawing, by
well qualified teachers.
Tuitin, Sl2, SIS, SIT so
Music, 20 90
French and Drawing, each, 10 90
E.Dcccmbcr IL. 6l--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20

or The Hon. Scion Borland has hcen elected
by the Legislature Of Arkansas to he Senator Of
the United States lor sir years, commencing the
9Th Of March, ls49. life had previously been
elected to I'll the unclpIed term Of the Hon. A.
u. Sewer, who resigned TO take the appointment
Of Minister TO Mexico.l
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The New York and New Haven Rail-
road is expected to be opened from city
10 city by the first of January. The line
of land communication by rail road be-
tween Boston and New York will then
be complete.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20

The California gold sen, to Philadel-
phia by the Secretary War, (says the N.
York Courier,) was assayed on Friday
last, and found to he in quality consider
ably above the standard Of the gold COIN
age.