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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
Beware of Commercials.

This medicine has attained that high character
which is necessary for all medicines to attain TO
induce counterfeiters to put forth spurious art-
Gle at the risk of the lives Of those who are nno
Gently deceived
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11

A LARGE LOT Of Cast Steel Mill and u
"A Gut Saws for sale cheap.
October IA 1851. " IL E.NOS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
I.ATRn.

N sale BY y A''u 'uss rI R4nSi lnl ~
September 2, 1881
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
Medicines.
LIVER COMPLAINT.

LIVER COMPLAINT,
!, Dgspspsia. CAronieoy NsTpoas DEBILITY, Disease
2ffie ksdaegs and al Diseases arising yroni a ss-
c5Stsrea Lfrer o. skenaes-~sxdl as
Constipation,
Kstrara Pacs, fufarsx Or
B3ssz 70 tAe Ifcaz Acssisg 81 TIE
Stomach, 4NaRsea, Hart Ears, Disgust
for Food. Faiasss Of Weight ia ne Sforgarh
Sear Esacfatoas, Slnksng " F7sfterise al he I,a
oftss SfaaacA Sirfptaalag ~ ne Head 4arr;es ssz
DpA eafiHg, FfEtte'ag Of ne lfessgf Caoig b. Sc
foeafisg seMsagns when il hing gostars 1s,saess III
Fslon. Dots on Ho5s befafe ne Sgd Fsrrg lr,.t
Dali Pam IL Tie 15tas Dt6clests N persps.
rdifonY Ycloscass effhe Sksn ana kEes
Pasp ia the Sir, Buck, CAesf
Limits Sc, SsR5ea Fsa.h-
Is oF Heat,
Barsias IN tAe ffesh Constant falagitsgs Of Eel,
and Grc8f Dfrressioa qFSyifffs.
4 n = y = = r., A y n u ~ n y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11

hEAU! KEADH KEAD!!.
BALTIMoRE, Dec. 10, 1910.
have used Mrs. Pharnum's Cough Candy
IN my family, and lam pleased 10 say that i
mas lar exceeded my expectations; and
would recommend it 10 all for coughs and
colds; L IS, without exception, the best medi
cine have ever fried.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11

Chas Robinson, Esq, Easton Nd in letter to
DR.. Jackson, Jan 0, 1850, said
'uy wife and myself have received more benefit
from your medicine than any other we have ever
taken for the Dyspepsia and Liger diseasep
"The Tenth Legion published at Woodstock,
Va, Jan. 10, 1850, said:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11

Dear Madam--The duties of my business
have exposed me to coughs, colds, asthma,
and pulmonary affections. ! have been de-
prived of the power Of attending 10 the duties
Of my profession, and should have been, had
il not have been for the benign effects Of your
INDICATED CANDY. I tried il but
few hours before began to reap the advan-
tage Of lis effects My cough and hoarseness
The republic., 1851-01-24


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The republic., 1851-01-24

By Holston and Hansonve
To Lebanon by IL m, 81 miles;
And back between and m.
1896 From Abingdon at a m once week, Thursday
BY Poor Hill, Te., Hoston Valley, and Rockhod's;
To Elizabethtowp, by m, 81 miles;
And back between a m and M next day.
1896 From Holston at once a week, Saturday;
BY Ravens-nest, Knderhook, and Rocky Points
To Es,vile by m, 80 miles
And back between m and p next day.
26s7 From Holston at a m once week, Monday
BY Holston River;
To Satvie by m, "a miles
And back between a m and m next day.
269s From Cedarvie at three times a week, Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday;
To Emory by p m, miles;
And back between 10 and IL m.
1899 From Lebanon at once a week
To Sand Lick by miles
And back between
27OO From Lebanon at week, Tuesday;
By Nash's Ford, New Garden, Rchlands, Cedar Bluff,
and Baptist Valley;
To Tazewell G. H. by next day, 4s miles,
And back between a m Thursday and 2 m me- Law.
27OI From Bickeys Mills at 8 m once week, Friday
BY Guests Station, The Pound, and Three Forks;
To Turkey Cove by p m next day, so miles;
And back between m Wednesday and . m next
day.
2702 From Estillville at a a week, Friday
BY Stock Creek, Rye Cove Pa,tonsvle, s,ickeysvle.
Powcll's Mountain, Shavcrs Creek, Jonesvie Rose
Hill, and Walnut Hill;
To Cumberland Gap, KY, by p next day, rs
miles; a ti
And back between 8 m Sunday and m next day.
Proposals to Jonesville instead Of Estili
vile are invited.
2703 From Esillvle at m twice week, Wednesday and
Sunday, N 4.
BY Rio Frio Stock Creek, Paonsville, stickleysvle
and Powes Mountain
To Jonesville BY m, ~ miles; ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

MNSE LIouoR LIw.-1he new liquor law
passed by the Legislature Of Maine il very strin-
gen, in its provisions aud no little excitement
was raised in Portland few days ago by a sez
are Of twenty casks Of liquor by the city Marshal
The liquor belonged to dealer named Sawyer
who resisted the execution Of the law but with
out success,
The liquor law NJ Maine forbids the mauufac
tnrc or sale Of all spirituous and intoxicating
liquors, except by authorized and licensed town
agents, and then only for medicinal and mechan
zeal purposes, II any unlicensed person shall
manufacture or sell these liquors he is subjected
for the first conviction 10 fine of 5000; and for
the third to 5000 and four months imprisonment.
|, authorizes the search Of stores, DC for spirtu.
Gus liquors intended Tor sale without license, and
the destuc,'on OF the liquor, unless proved to be
imported, AVID IN the original packages in which
it was imported No person engaged in the un.
lawful traffic Is allowed to sit on jury in any
case arising under the act.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

As an episode in the enjoyment, We must not
omit to mention the steamboat ride to Peru IN the
afternoon, enjoyed by some fifty persona from
here. About two o'clock the Gov Briggs arrived
at our wharf and Mt once party was got up and
went on board Not having been one Of them, We
can, OF course, not speak rs to the excursion tut
we understand the party had delightful little
season" The boat got back late in the night
In distributing the honor' Of the day, We mist
omit to make mention of the admirable perform.
ances of the Band under the leadership OF Nr.
GRosoH. Of Mt Morris. This band Wa, called to.
gether brt few days before the fourth, and had
had but little opportunity to practice tose'her--
Yet Their performances were such as would have
been no discredit to an elder band.
OF course, in this hasty sketch, We have omitted
to notice many things which We cannot now think
of, but may hereafter be brought to mind Our
intention, however, is, to omit nothing mcritns
a notice, and if we had made omissions, the Sigh
ted must take our intentions for The act.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05
Trustees Sale.

DUBLlC notice Is hereby gwen, that by virtue
of certain deed Of trust, executed TO me oy
Elder, T. Van Alstine, bearing date the q LIST day
OF November, a D. 1919 which DEED Of trust ,s Is !,
recorded in the Recorders Office OF the county OF
La Sale. and s,nte of illinois, in book No 20 Of
Deeds, ges 40, AL and 4l2, which deed OF trust
was given TO secure the payment OF certain prom
ssoty note named in said deed OF trust Default
having been made in payment OF snidnote, shaI'
On Thursday the 3lst day Of JAY neIt.
at . o'clock 2. NJ athe door OF the court house IN
Ottawa, county Of La Sale, and state OF ILLINOIS,
sell at public sale for cash in hand all the ngh, ute,
and interest os the said Eldert i. van Alsuhe, N
and to the following described piece or parcel Of
land, TO wit
The swq Of sec twenty one t2l ~ in town thirty
two 1897 north OF range five t5l east in She district
ofands subject to sale at Chicago, Illinois, contain
ing 100 acres, subject to an incumbrnnce tor GER
tain sum Of money secured TO hlonzo Hnmlln by a
deed OF trust, wherein a. C. 7. Fresr is mnde trus-
tee, executed on or about the 2lst day Of Novem-
her A. D. 1919 witch deed Of trust lsrccorded IN the
Recorders Office ofthe county Of La Sale and state
Of Illinois: m
Dated this 2lst day Of June. A. ID 1919.
w ARLINGTON SMITH Trustee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

THE Liberty PREACHER is the title Of A
neat monthly of some 40 pages octave, which
comes to us from Milwaukee, edited by the Rev.
G. W. Bassett formerly pastor Of the Consrcga
iional Church of this place We have no, given
the number before US as thorough an examina.
ton as we intend to, but the sentiments aud the
ability Of the editor are well understood in this
constantly that any extended notice from IL.
would be supcrauous The contents of this No
area scrtsca, on the condition and prospects
of the country an article on the abduction o,
Sims; the true Philosophy oi Popular Resistance
to the Public, with poetry, notices. &c, Price 81
per annum, 9 copies for S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05
ADJOURNED MEETING, TnesdnY

ADJOURNED MEETING, Tuesday, lst. July.
Present, the president aud n full board.
Minutes read and approved
The committee on finance reported on G., l..
Thompsons bill, presented 18th June, and recon-
mended payment OF 81 so. Report accepted, and
81 50 ordered paid
Committee on petitions reported recommending
that the petition for a tax on dogs be- laid on the IN =
bic and that the prayer OF the PETITION to allow +.
Hess to burn brick during the present season, be
granted.
Reports accepted and recommendations adopted.
Il II Omsieds bond and application for license
to keep ball alley were presented Bond approved,
and license ordered to be issued according to ord-
nance.
On motion of Mr. Thome,
Ordered, That the street commissioner be nn-
thorzed TO have a scraper made tor the use OF this
corporation.
On motion Of Mr. Fredenburgh,
Ordered, That the street commissioner be nu-
,horiled to purchase plank for bridges and cross
walks
ordered, That the president be authorized to
advertise for proposals. to bs received until the 10th
inst, for grading and panking yves, side walk o.
La Sale street
On motion of Mr.. Kirnan, the following ordi
nance was adopted
Ut will he found under tho proper head in our adj
veftlsng colunnsl
| Adjourned TIL next Tuesday evening.
j. r, CouRTEaY, Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

The ANTONIO FANLy-1hs celebrated family,
whose uuequaIled performances drew such crowd.
ed houses yesterday and last evening, we glad
to learn are to exhibiragain to night, in the ia.
nous Acrobat Scenss, Roman Pyramids" the
Chinese Dance" chin choppers Highland
fling" dc. We have not, ourselves, had the pleas.
uro Of witnessing their performances, bu, il we
can form any estimate Of them by the favorable
notice OF our brethren Of the pres. and from the
recommendations Of those who have witnessed
them, We Should Judge them worthy Of all pat
ronage See advertisement IN another column.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

a HoxE THrR.T-The y Y. Express says, in
reply to the remark of the London Time, that
the American Eagle spreads It's wings Ger a
barren waste in the Crystal palace
There is one thing the American Eagle flaps
he wings over which the editor of the Times
for 'hame's sake will hardly put parallel to the
barren waste in HYDE Park We mean the ten,
of thousands Of her maissty's subjects who are
fleeing from under the very shadows of the Crys
tai Palace to the shores Of the United States
seeking kcrS a refuge and y subsistence they look
mr in vain, even anoncs, the wealth md magnt
6cenco 10 ppdgaIly displayed IN Hyde fark'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

Rock IsLhyD AND CHICAGO RAILRoAD--The
board Of directors of the Rock Island and Chca.
go Railroad company is still in session in this
city We are informed that offers have been
made to the board by two responsible companies
for the construction and equipment Of the eutire
road at the estimates Of the company's engineers,
and to have it in running order for the whole dis
lance by the 4,h of July, 1853. The resolution
adopted hy the board day or two since, making
it condition Of the proposed connection with
the Southern Michigan Railroad within FIVE miles
-uf the city limits that the right Of way be sccur
oil by citizens Of Chicago from the Indiana line
TO such point II connection, has been since defn-
ell by the board TO mean that it shall be obtain
al " the lc-paag, ,rptnse. We are also in
FORMED that the depot Of the company will be es.
tuhl,hcd On The ground recently purchased By
Cook, E.q, from Col. Wilder near the southern
limits Of the city on the South Branch.-Ch.
2rib, june q.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05
Water Power 10 Lease.

THE undersigned offer great inducements 10
| capitalists and manufacturers, as they have de-
cdcdy the best water power in the state having o.
yer IS feet head and fall, and situated in Dayton
mile, above Ottawa and drawn from rhr Fox river
Feeder, which Is kcptin rcparby the state, without
any cost to the undersigned. They have water TO
lease Tor term Of years sufficient to drive 20 run OF
Al feet burrs, and will lease on very liberal terms to
any good responsible company.
Thsis a rare chance for men ofcapital who may
wish to 20 into the manufacturing business ] he To-
cation is very healthy and admirably situated, ms 1t
is on navirabc feeder, within miles OF the con-
templa,ed Rock Island rail rond, and the head OF
steamboat navigation. Forturhcr information, ad-
dress DAYTON ,may3l JouS GREEN & Sous.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05
COrDorntiOu Ordinuuee.

"All persons, not being residents of the town
Of Otaw,, who shall be infected with any IN.
sctlous or presidential disease ; and oil thing:
within said corporation, which in the opinion Of the
said board shall be aficcedby or tainted with rcst'
to endanger the health Of the town. shall, by order
Of the trustees, be removed 10 some proper place
not exceeding three miles beyond the bounds Of the
corporation to be provided by the board a, the ex.
pense oflhe corporation. Said board may also or
der any furniture or wearing apparel to be destroy
ed, whenever they nudge /, to be necessary for III,
hea h Of the town"
Alrur copy from the minutes:
II r Corprrrv Clo,L
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

FREASs or rHG rYpgs--A late Chicago paper
IN brief notice ofthe recent death oftwo latie-
attached to the ST, Louis 1heatre-Mr. LAMAR
and Mrs. SBrA-calls the fo,mer Mrs DANlTR
and .he latter Mrs. BLANCHE. The deceased
would scarcely be recognized uud,r those names
BY their most intimate acquan,ances-A h. Tel
BY the same paper our people were Nstoni-hec
to learn few days ago tina, they were reprcsen
ted at a railroad meeting in Chicago by Mr.
Champion and Nh Giot 1t sa rare grace for
paper to be accurate in proper names
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

NoBrlIrY ~ TEoIrrE-Oue day when the flag
ship Of an American Commodore was lying in
the bav Of Naples. she was honored by visit
from the king aud royal family, with suite who
came out in .ted barges and the full parade Of
royalty. The ship was dressed from deck to truck
in holiday attire; side.hoys were mustered at the
ropes the mariners presented arms, the guns
numbered forth a royal salute and the Commo-
dore welcomed bis guests TO the quarter deck
with Tie pulenves betting an oificrr of rank.
One Of the suite .pnde.shanked and gaudi
Is attired Neapolitan, straycd away from the
party and cruising about midsbips osped a wind.
sail, an object he had never seen before As it
was fully expanded by the air, he took it for a
pillar, and folding his arms, leaned against it,
when it WELDED to his weight, and he disappear
ed below, heels over head, with velocity that
was actually marvellous, as was his escape from
any injury The mshlp Glanced to have only
one witness This was n veteran tar, who, APP
preaching the quarter deck, and touching his hat,
said, respectfully; Il beg pardon, Commodore,
but one Of Me" are king, has FALLEN torn the
hGtchply
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

MURpER At BELvIngRE-We learn the follow.
ing particulars from citizen Of Belyidcre: a
girl named Ellen Sladc, residing near Belyiderc,
in Boone county, on Saturday last, went out to
ride with a merchant Of that place, Nr. Samuel
l.. Keith, who had previously scduccd her At.
ter riding about the country for several hours,
Keith took the girl to his store and kept her lock
ed up there for two days. On Wednesday, the
girl was removed to the house Of Dr. Woodward,
Of that town, and an abortion produced by him,
which caused her death on Friday last Dr.
Woodward then fled but was arrested on Satur.
day evening Keith did not leave, as he deemed
himself secure, until the arrest of his accompce
ne then fled and has not been heard of since A
reward of $500 is offered for bis apprehension
Keith has heretofore borne an iIreproachable
character-Ch. Aryis ,6h ut
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ClLtn.n. MtdncadAy. j

Chicago, Wednesday, July >.
Receipts in the last - hours amour, TO sos
lhIs flour, 59S bash wheat l4,ulo bush com,
3,is5 bush oats
Grlm--SaieS yesterday 1900 bush corn, at
Sole ailoat--l 500 bush do from street AT 5,iy.
9gc per 90 ibs-II5 do IN the ear, at $50 $50
per 70 Ibs--l,ll5 bush oats At 25J2tc-i,tiS
bush spring wheat, at 400 icc.
Characteristics 10 bbis clarified sugar m
lots, At 1!4Si-l2 hhls y q, do, at t:H III
small lots y. o. molas,es, at 5Sc--.l sUchs Rio
coffee, ut lOIGli;c.
Ihk.y-SmaIl sales Ohio at 22c--clty
brand, ?uGg2c.
Lumjc-sllas confined to retailing, We
hear Of no sales by the cargo
Frs,ght'-lImer Props. Delaware and Set
ota took corn yesterday on previous contract at
5c--6s asked to day We hear OF 10 new en-
gasemtuts.-Iiibu-s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

jefferson, Cook Co., III, Dec g. 'si9.
Mr. " Sloan-Dear Sir On my way home
from Chcagoas, winter, was oyerakeuhy one Of
the sev,rcs, snow storms ever saw Nigh, soon
came on, and lost my road and wandered about
on the prairie nearly alInighi. When almcstt'ady
to perish came to the house OF trcui, butItwas
with grcat difficulty that got into the house. One
hand was badly frozen. and my -uiicfuE- from II
were entirely beyond description several pieces OF
bone came out OF on. finger My friends feared
nothing short of ampulatoE would snve my IIlr
But your valuable Ointment was freely applied
and not only my life, but also my hani sayed.
VERY respectfully r BNlNGrON
See Soan's advertisement in another column.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

The New York ErpreiI describes a strange
snake recently hnought from Attakspas, louisa
IA. The scrpcn, is said to resemble the common
rattlesnaLc, having large number Of rattles, and
being full If venom, Rot then the .ound Of his
ra,tles is sharp and loud, like the Chinese crack
era used by boys on the Ith Of July. viii the
krpr,u be kind enough to search the reptile
and see whether he has not six shooter conceal
ed IN his tail bluff Com.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

J. f. WHEELER, ESQ, one Of the foundsrs Of The
Chicago Tribune, and who has since contributed
largely towards extending the popularity and in.
Auence Of that eScclIen, paper, by hi. energy and
skill as an editor, we notice, in the Daily Tribune
oi,he lst inst bids adeu to his nunlers friends lie
Surrenders the grey COOS quill" 10 Mr. Thomas
Waite, who recommended By Mr W as young
gentleman Of good business qualifications, OF strict
integrity, and amls5.e and engaging Traits OF char,
aci.t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05
Information Wanted.

or PETER JAMESON. young man about
~ 30 years Of age, who is supposed to have come
to Ottawa or vicinity. about the lst Of December,
lsio Any one knowing Of his whereabouts at the
present, nj any time subsequent To the LIST Of De
cember, 1919 will confer a favor by giving nfoma
ton to the undersigned at Troy Grove, La Sale
county, Illinois. GEORGE JAMESON.
Mlv 5-l9bl-Jw-.
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0TSfToioTs Sac Of Rad Esi1Is

AdInlnistrdtors Sale Of Real Estate
DY virtue OF decree of the county court OF La
Is Snlc county. Illinois, held at Ot,awn, at the
August term thereof. A, D. 1851, will offer nj pub.
lie sale, u, the door OF the court house in Ottawa, in
the county aforesaid, on the
Third Monday in august, 1851,
between the hours oinine o'clock and Twelve o'clock
A NJ Of said day, the following real estate, siuat.
ed in the States Addition to the town of Ottawa
belonging to the estate Of Philip llarlos deceased
to wit:
Lots No 9, 10, and Il in block No ST.
July 3, 1881. T, p. BLrsr, Admir-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05
DIR. storms Celebrated scotch Cough Cam

This medicine isno, offered rs n certain r'Te for
Consumption bat IL certainly wijl make lite much
more ,oierablc to the many who are afflicted with
this distressing malady.
ltsedom fails to cure colds. coughs, Group, sore
throat, hoarsness, asthma bronchitis, bleeding oithe
lungs and pains m the side or breast 1t Is also very
eficirnti the cure ofdyspepsa and liver complaint
Price, One Dime perRoll, 3Rolls for 25 Cents
or 81 per Dozen. None genuine without the Scotch
ton Wade
Walker & Ilicklng & G. /. Thompson are the
agents at Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

DrvocEiT,c TIcEEr IN PA-Thc democracy ot
Pennsylvania have nominated the following state
tcke, For Governor, William BrIcr, Of Clear.
field; for Canal Commissioner Seth Clover, Of Cia.
ron for Judges Of the Supreme Court, Jeremiah
S Black, Of Somerset; James Campbell of phlla.
dephio Ellis Lewis, Of Lancaster; John b Glib
son, of Cumberland; aud Walter II. Lowry, ofAl
leghcny The nominations were all made witt
great harmony, and will doubtless allbe elevlcd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

Rock lsIANp AND CHICAGO RAIRoAp--A peti
tion, uumcrou,ly signed, was presented 10 the
Council IN the S0th ult. PRAYING that body 10
subscribe, on the part OF the city, 100000 To the
capital stock Of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad The subject, after discussion, was re
feued to the people Of the city at large, vho are
invited 10 vote aye or nay 10 the subscription on
the first Tuesday IN August next, a, special e
lection TO he held for that purposc-- thitrgo Tn.
Bugs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

CAuour During the nigh, of,he 26th ult tho
store Of Or. Wirslow, in Peru, was entered by a
thief and robbed Of a uumber Of articles, besides
about g. in small change, all amounting to about
$40 We notice by the Peru Democrat Of the
let inst, that the thief was arrested in Chicago
on Saturday last
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

SUNDAY Ar Nrw ORLILSs-A violent storm
passed over New Orleans race track on Sunday
the 18th alt. A large concomse was assembled
on the grand stand TO witness n four mile heat,
when the storm came with all its force against the
side of the building, and blew down a'l the upper
portion Of IT, Two persons were killed by the
falling timbers, aud sceeral were wousded This
acciden, the papers add did not interrupt the
mlsonenn Of the day.
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PROCEEDINGS

~ the Bo1rd y Trustees Of the tom Of Ottawa,
SPECIAL MEtyNG, Friday, Goth June.
Present, the president and full board.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Thome, it was
Ordued, That committee of two be appointed
70 attend meeting OF the directors OF the Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad, ODE held in Chicago on
the 23d inst, with power 10 ill vacancies, Ii any &C.
cur.
Messrs w. II. W. eastman and Geo H. Nor.
lis, committee.
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FOreign News,

ADVANCE IN BREADSTuFFs
The Africa and Herman steamers from Europe
arrived at New York on the Cd inst
The only report of their news that has got
throughM the wires ia the following;
Flour had advanced Cd per bill, wheat i,
better; corn unchanged lHere the vire broke.