davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

UNION NOMINATIONS.

ITO THE INDEPENDENT ELEcToRs or THE CITIES
Tsa .ns ,,I
large meeting their fellow erens who
they sss 1 1s
ssss asspsss s1
70 s ssaa
spss Srs for
s @ 81 BY or the
may g lss lsssias aGf *:
sps sa' Of
decided hostility 70 the compromise by
preserve gnion well that the Shis parry
whs party is s whs aoa o sS ssS9p a%
sOn.-rsopal sspoers.s and free soD asol:ion demo-
sas s .s. ss
cOnysa.ion syrseuss The Abolition whiss were ere IN -
a.s they sass % h s.nas.. e s q. ssy
+. sui, their Gvn purposes: In the DemaGra, Cen
SECURED IrsdonIa..ins inaaenos and they shspsi
fse s % s and named Their
Ss a as s
sosh poss
ave slave law: q !Ai; fsiiow:.i.i,sa.
ss!sr Of @ two great party iS1vea9n. S were
psrsens By ss s, su
sssn w ss IPSH ps s .ss 3
sns % s as 81 op Which under existing
il sdsi Uasa Y. sAsfsssfs invite al
rsod s @ pop M NSr ss' ss n.ds G
tSs south to vote ths Union STATE skot We RsSs nS 81
DC Do w. s py ss
s d Il. people, " ; avn %
every .ss hS ctscsss to do for
orsan,,;ons but in spite The result Of
y more re- % sus ss &
Z has been said shs, TIE election Oi this ticket
part dgt, sOSmisss . decide the Canal
pnanni,y that the Cana. Board however ssmsd esaaos
s9s S R sns IN IT. & sss s s1
sature at session :pseiay called for the purpose
i'o J. s Va Thss
Of the Erie Canal sniarssIens. ard the Gsnesee Val
three. .dths icing pfsiens il law. and the Canal
nsr or 70 %. .sS t.
The sSsv s n.y s Or % %
shcud therefore erutnze the opinions Of
VIII nothing v6..sysr e g xshshs :usjss
lore respectfully Tor your inSviaas suppsr
the following nominees being assure that eisossi they
Cur Ser sstatiCn ef the slavery question " 'Pp''''s
Dor 'v0's SAMUEL N nis &. soYsa PooT e. ArrfAl''
'ff HENRY iHRSrsARs 5. RsSDGI1' Fl sI1r''
jSaS jiSf s's'VPsfbihf g. WRIohf.
JAMES jan EssH'SGds 4. SooS
''f DANIEL ASn1hst1 uLis%s fsT.SA
nsSKT fff2a1aa
F't wiEfIxa fffIrlf9 ;. Ass ssATfisE' igFxsio''
r. K COLLINS Chairman.
HENRY GhINNELL. Yiee-cbairmar.
IOSSy. " c,,lir J; hrshv' Secretaries.
UTSIoN TICKET-THE FOLLOWING TICKETS ARE
" recommended by the Union SAFETY Commicsee ap
at Garden The tickets selected from The
nominees Of tile Whg and Democratic parties The eaadi
dates are opposed the further agitation OF the slavery
UEIoS STATE TICKET.
cOmPTRoLLER.
JOHN G. WRIGHT
HENRY 3. RANDALL.
ArroREEy GENERAL.
DANIEL ULLMANN.
EasvEEs,
JAMES M COOK.
suRvFyoR,
WILLIAM J. McALPlNE
coMaIssfOSEa,
HfERY FIfZaUGh.
bs inSpr Of State Prisons. Dsm I9spr Of stas Prisons
ALlxAKDEH II. WELLS. HrNRy sroRMs
whg Resstsr, Denooratie Register
CoRsEIIUs v. AKnrpsoN. GARRETT DycknAE.
CNGor JuDrcrARy TIcKET.
JUDGE TiK COURT or ArfEAf
Whg Justice c supi Court Dem Justice OF supre Court
JAMS q KIrG IN, JANIS J. Roo5syEs +.
,ysios sssarsaIAL NouyA ArroNs yoR tbs TruRD DIS.
TIcT-tist "a, 80, ith, oh, aud 9th wards1
WILLIAM hchgkkh s..r r,o.,.
fouRTn DIsrsIcr-.lth, l04h. llth, snd Ish gSrtsl
OBADIAH NEWCoMB. GILBERT G. DEASE.
TnTn II.rk,sr- 18th, Oh, .gd Ian yards 8,
saTa DsTricr- (sh i2h 18Th is.b, 18Th, l9:h 2JA
EDWIN D. MORGAN. HENRY SHAW.
AssIsBLY roMlNATIoNs
Dist. Herd. Union Whis. VIZ Tnion r Dem.
n - And ~ harlaa SEard G.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
S.ysIInteliigeace.

NnVaI InfcTfRsHtFs
Commendsr Jossph Msttison, Lisutesanf hishsa ".
Meade sus',ryor Isaac Brinkethod snd SALTWATER psvM
prvcs hs 90 been ordered 10 the United Stats sooe
var Prtcmouth. pov nt,iug cot ct sastos, tsi"sa IA
f., ,qvsE'n
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

Locomotives for sn Ohio Railroad.
0wroo, November 3, 1851
The rtsst train rsssed hers. to-day With eve splendid
new cconoava on Aosrd, fy one Of ths ohio r.E,sds
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
THE BALL SEASON.

49, .l ~ --s-s-l
u raecO, MOpaay evening November Hsh. ISL =. the
The prps Of ar beg leave 70 inform the public
him saS & 4
TO which they earnestly request The 1stendan'e Of .he
s.v York psrtoS o. During ShiSb hahn
trsttsd aVo ana ooU persons .. tns mr.
sasres Of In New York Ssa in amy o;har city in
oSs.tr. in's VIII Be es%possS suass d the
sS: % ss hs IN and learn them
viii please apply 70 ssr.oso no Gssna street. at sgy
man i With ladies' S. 70 b procured .is
MADAME DEsJARDINs GRAvIgR HAVING RE-
Nl moved her Dsneipg Academy 20 No 81 olintoa Place
s S c.,s an % h .un Of the the
the Ss & s,n Ss fnS s
the mOst eminent professors.
NYADAxE AUGUSTA TAKES LEAVE MOST Eks.
Ycrk that hSr distractions dancing viii
HS :. ss' = SsSs. $50 'ss:5 sTass@
apply from II A. NJ to 5 p. NJ at rooms q snd rs.
NANcINo AND wALrzINe;-xK. L. BsooKEs
ca h from 5 csti III arS ss
sss soI m iO5 T.; ssns@sn y.ss ievs,a. a x
Tssidsy. ssf and Sr sasarssis Mss Eysnins
.S; F.ds, s % ss'TS r.. 'ass %Ss n1s
q hs o9untry and Enfepe taught In tho shortest possible
SEARINGs PRIVATE DANCING AND wALTztNs
iny Tuesday Friday evenings ladies
Wednesday and Saturday ate Ladies and geats
receive lessons every day clssJ for th0se who
only attend week, Saturday. Private S)rees
every fortnight.
A DopwcRTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. AS
fA prooms stfee-1his establishment "a opsaed tDI
the Glasses Wednesday, and Saturdays, fer
ladies and children Saturdays for tAose who wish 70 at
tend only week. classes Mondays an Ihurs3aye
other and ssurdsys in the evening
for genemen pracsng lessons Tuesd evening" soiree
semi athly tor seul and monthly, for ehildsen AL
modern dances included In the OF insruo
ton For particulars see circular.
EKRREvo's DANCING ACADEMY, NOW oPEN AT
No, Ga West 18th street. between the bh aud osh
nues-Days for ladies' masters, Wedesley aud
Saturday Monday and Thursday afternoons at ha past
o'clock Evening class tor gentlemen, Monday aad Thurs
dy Private lessons and schools attended to. soiress
given, as usual
NIpLo's BALL AND CONCERT ROOh.-THE PRO
IN pretor respectfully informs the public that his nagn
Ball Room has put In complsts order r tbs
suing Many important alsrations and improve
sns been made for the comfort and eonve1eaos Of
pars reception saloon parlers, and dressing room
with all the eonvsnepces for ladies and Eente
The vAiu,be services Of Mr. Vesey the able ana hoe
Mr. provided with the best French cooks good aud Az
sd0rds will bo provided Mr.. Ycssy has made selection o
the ohsostt vines ard quos and pains or will
DC sptred rive satisfaction to those who DESTROYS o
giving balls large dinners and supper partss will
BE treated With liberal terms For particulars apply NJ
kha ofic a on Croahv rect
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Another pestrset.ve Gale on Lake hrss.
The schooner Gco,xe Wa.ha,s,on &c.

PHLADrlPHIA, November 3, 1851.
The sctr George Washington, ashore at Cold Spring
wsgot afoat yesterday, and q cow on hes way up TO
thecity. The cargo chiefly landed 10 rood oriss
and vas sold to-day The soop Fame also got o6
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
PRICE TWO CENTS.
The Austrian Charzs 70 Amsrrss.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF rRs FEW YORK HERnc.
q

SPECIAL coRRrsPoNDEScE TRt FEW YORK HERrLD.
wAsHIyoror, November 3, 1881
The statement that Chevaer Hulssnanu, the Austrian
Charge communicated to this govsramene his instruo
tors to ask for his passports Kouth resches
here is have reason to know, entirely sud wholly un-
founded. No such communication has bssr Lsds, and
whatever may be their ultimate the government
Of Austria has not yet placed itself In such ny st
tuce.
Another Destructive Gale on Lake 0rse,
BrrrALo, Nov 3, 1851
The splendid steamer Empire State against 9ier'
at O'Clock this afternoon, and with great Difficulty
got into the river where she afterward, sunk
Thepropeier St. Joseph was totally wrecked in Thuu-
der Bay Lake Huron, during the gale yesterday. ALI
hands were saved
DurEIHK, Nov g. 1851.
The wind has been blowing perfect gale since o'clock
Saturday evening" steambosts and vessels have s
this port since the beginning OF the The pro-
perer James Wood MADE the port yesterday morning
with the crew (six in number) Of the schooner Home
which was dmasted abort 10 miles northwest from this
place.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.


forJustics Of Supreme Court lanes l. R9sssvslt.
For Justices Of Superior Court. Tno' j. n Oakley
For Judge Court Of Common Pleas. Daniel Ingraham
For surrosate - aso trsSo's + FarIae rou.
DEMocRArIo REPUBLICAN REGULAR NoxINA-
HENRY AScGHAsiSs. fSfSss' 5a saa l'n'
For GsSsY sstsfs; snf Lamps
,snsh JuSes DssSs Of .h Tv.f,
rRrDERidK t'ie' E. 'w9EEsifiSiRook.
EIRsT WARD DEMocRA TIC RErggLIoAN NoxI-
ios4H v nRows
IL non-5xth District (Twelith Sixteenth. Eighteenth
Snstssnth and Twentieth Justice William
EoURTEENTH wARD.-DExoCRATIC REPUBLI-
can Regular Nominations
RoSsRF ass aF9.nnAsD q. sAsDs.
."-. FOR A;iiHs'E SoHs KELI7. EAL1I1a"AS'
CHARLES sHs 1ssAiiff cAHPBELL.
N..,,n., ynosso FOR o0SsyAshTs. W..bss,,o, un..,,
THOMAS BoEsE.
EIeHTEENrH WARD kEcULAR DEMOCRATIC RE.
II publican nominstions:-
kss.sli Ss Alii'i%S;s smith.
T. Fitch Smisa
For Assistant hidern
John Foster.
Twksss1g,IIEETnMa wsD DEAooRAEIo REPUBLICAN
ALERmAr.
james hoors
FOR ASSISTANT ALDERMAN.
Owen Kenny.
Dennis W. Buckley, Jacob Freit.
william A." A. wscSor. "!S Joan eeddins.
.rrss District Richard Murray, James wnllaos.
Second pistriet-Essns BueA!y, Henry Larkia
FOR SCHOOL commssTosERs.
ECmund j. Pater. George Ryder
Bernard KOke Hugh Mcguire Herman Keller j. O. Butler
Heury Larkn.
FOR INSPECTORS.
John Aoser Richard Murray ,.
SHas %1.EIMT MT.Ess: JOScr. }ssoret.ri.s
'Yo THE DEEocRATIc VOTERS OF TIE STATE OF
l. New york; deem IL 9 duty 20 les ysu knos who
IL s that endeavorng to defeat state ticket One to
whom have given office money and honor for twenty
pnny with others that he would defeat the whole STATE
ticket He therefore takes ebnoxious name lin his OPT
tior) and calls me Native American -presuminy to
nelead tbe ndopted citizens He knows that
rean by BIRTH for which to be prescribed hy him and
t hohave caused false and scious of
to be roua ted the entire STATE
and principles or should not elected This
fuEed to do. protcribe for his religion pol sos
toeety or country and claim the right TO enjoy
religion own politics. society as others do
ed and ii is for you to at the ballot box whether
sm 20 proserbed for beeg American born ssa and
Nominee for state Pti,on Iuspsetor IS Fulton street
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
WING NOMINATIONS.

EoR JUSTICE OF THE FIRST DIsrRICr COURT,
\ lTirst, second Thitd and fifth Wards)-JAaEs
GREEN.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

ITO TIE TAX PAYERS OF THE CITY or NEW YORK.
The whig party came into power, In lsia with the
two years they have By An eeonomies Of
tx for the year 1851 n ~ 9h cents the beng re-
euotion nearly 30 cents t00 In view Of this fact let
have practised what ss often presehed rstIsnehmen
for "Locofoco Who In one instance have carried
QUE, after election, their promisesl ATAx PAYkR
AND NO PAnrv Man.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
NIpLos BALL AND CONCERT ROOM -THE PRO
EMPRESS AGENCIES, sc.

- = 49,.
A CHALLENGE.-FIFTY DOLLARS WILL BE srAKED
leave Nov viii arrive in San fascisoo the Es
sac on letters newspapers only three snt pack
sses taken per cent less than BY other snpres
tom house and eonsuisr fees Goods received iii ooooh
wednesday sth nst At No. Vesey street. A'tOr House
ADAMS CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT
"A Pse~g ana Parcel Express per steamer Cherohee on
sn 'SfS:iy fS:.i.y ssSsSs,s SeBy he ,ssss.s cSs..ss
Capt. Wlhd. Cor ch,srss ,hsIl aesps'oa an EI,r.
charge q Special Ssssssrsr 70 isnson Our r.sal.
sT sS u ssSsp SasI os e. sS.s
% TT';s.S sS.s.. sS i.s if v
els, MESSENGER All rs 70 60 By shsr Of these Esprssss
s small parcels viii sssr
q he seamers departure NO charge 70 The shipper, for
''''' '''' ''''x ADAMS co, 10 .sd Is wall street.
IMPRESS NAILS FOR KINesTos DIRECT CHA
II gres Psn,ma San Francisco OREGON, Chinn snd sand
special mssssbssr Mr.. H. caliso and ysips
rsso-vil elos. wsdnesdsy, sth, st2f.M
BkRFoRD CO, 2yesey street. A'sOr House
CREeoRY's CALIFORNIA FREIGHT AND PARCEL
Su. ~. @ and So on ne %
1ith November via The s,hmus Of Psnsm, frssh. for
dates. in Waterproof conditiOn with in pack
no. Gysr rs s: weight each ": T.ss no 'ssfss T
and letters until az P,,Mu u,-crcocx
Managers and AGENTS 10 Pearl street, sornsr wan.
CREooRrs CALIFORNIA. ExPEE,, VIA THE
:p :sI ia; % Ss
ls y .spa S,s f.sis mus.
put vs. rro.f condition ..a NO. ssesed 100 pounds
"'s'i THOMPSON HfTSHcccR asnsssr. aas Agents,
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

Tisksts voting had on hondAy ana NJ
the Conminss Room, Trpler Rnll -, .
Also Of Carlton Co, al2 Broadway; Rogers Cs.in
Co. I95 dol Che, hroush Co, le2 do Henry s@ith &
Tounsend 10 30 CLARK Work. III dol Wolfs silespie
lqo Pssri sresti y. Y Hsysr. IS Maiden lsns; Ar vaa
Nest Pearl street; Giles Baboook ~ Park kow Hrau,
sprouis Co. l2 william stree Hotohkiss fsnnerN Co.,
81 water stree N. whillech 81 Front streets William
hauncey W Oi 10; N Hayden 60 Wall street, Andrew
Mount 81 kirk's paee Jour nal Of Commerce Once.
By 0der Of the Committee,
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

\ lIirst, second, Thitd and fifth Wards)-JA2ES
CIasT WARD DEMOCRATIC wHIG NoMIsArIoNs.
l. Tor SeIator-Alex. ii. 5hultz.
For Assembly-wiliism FiAgg.
For Justioe-JAmes 3reen
For Police Justice-Jsmes II. Welsh.
For Ahermnn-Fdmuld Grihn.
For Assistant Alderm an-John III. White.
For Assessor-John Thompson. Jr.
For Inspeetrs of ElsotOn-First Dstrios-John Cria,
Joseph A. Gardner
Third Dstriet-John Cltz Morrison. John Peter Eags-
Tor school lCommissioner-Knesisnd 8. Townsend
For school Trustee-Samuel Csgs.
For School Inspector-Rchsrd Tyler.
Published by order Of the Convsn toa .,,
J. THOMPSON. Secretary.
CEcoND wARp-DEMocRATIc WIG REGULAR
- Nomination. Union and CompromiSe Ticket
bor Senator, ,........... ALIEN. ii. SHULTz.
For Assembly. ,......... WILLIAM FLAs0.
Fer Justice JAMES gRrrS.
For Police Justice. :. yAMEs II. wELsH.
For AldermAn JosEPH A. FoOrE.
for Assistsnt kiicrmia. :. AsoR J. wrLiIinsOy.
For School ccanissiolsr. .JoHN D. TRx
re-I..,r......-. SCLARK d. WHErLsR.
for oeao0i ihspeotors.''' LuKy HAaERT.
lGuRDoN RosBfNs. Jr.
WARREN LELAND,
Fer School Trustees EPHR n Ill psoN,
JoHN L., LSFFERTs,
JANIS a. SuARP.
Nkonr. j. NtNTRINoWAM.
TOT rSohssho'es''''''''' EDWARD McGIsNis.
For inspectors of Eieoton-rirst dstiot Thomas Ri
sy Iathrop E Gardner Second dsri Gideon ChftOn
Jas. Drke. GIDEON CLIFTON, Charmhh
hs"1sn1s f9sssr a; ( ktss; c".n,rns. }ss'rssarsn
CIrTH WARD INDEPENDENT COMPROMISE WING
T. Candidate, nominated by the Patriotic Alliance and
Tx Payers Of the Fifth w.rd.For Assembly-Wilian b.
WdgSood pledged 20 tho support OF The present Ns,aa
ons favor legal suppression Of liquor dealing and
gambling
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

TENTH wARD.-To THE WHO ELECTORS or The
Eishth Assembly District, Tenth wsrd-Ny name hsv-
ing been published candidate for your surages for the
ses o. and not having any inenssion for
donors 70 gain and less proht beg leave
but perem ptorly to withdraw my frs the
DAVID m. sTURTEvANr.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
SALES By AUCTIOB.

TOHN l.. vANDENATEk, AUCTION kER -LARG Z
81 and magnificent sale 81 Household Frriturs, GA
wednesday and Thursday Neveber 5tn and 6xh as the
ware rooms Of Mr. f. Fitlsimmons 29 Bowery opposite
Prince street. without In of acraNons
consisting of large Of Pssor, Drawing
and Bedroom Furniture. in rosewood, mahogany Black
and varrant Of superior manufacture
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
I W. BROWN. AuCrIoNEER.-xLEGANr HOUSE.

IT W. BkUWN, HUUSE
hold Furniture. Pianoorts Oil Paintings &e.-Thuss-
day. No g, at 10 oclcof at No. 100 Church street, w.
Brown will sell At auction, as above tho entire furniture
contained in the house. consisting Of carved rosewood wal
and mahogany parlor Furniturey suits upholstered
rich broeatene and silk plush nxinter and tapestry
Carpets nearly large French plate pier and msnt
Glasses ChsDders hall furniture Stair Carpet, ELEGANT
narbetop Dressing Bureaus and ands Dressing Ia
bies and Glasses Toetware Hair kattresses arbe
centre and side Tables card and Tables rosewood and
mahogany Chairs, carved French 3edsesds, China Cut
Glassware. &c &c. Also rosewood Papof,rts,
made by Gilbert Co.. Boston. Also nun ber OF valuable
OIL Pain richly framed Catalogues ready the pre-
SALE and 10 be had at the stors Of the auctn
co "a Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

III E. WILLARD, AUCTIONEER oil PAINTINGs
H. &c-A large collection Of Oil Paintings all in rich
gilt frames will te sold at auction wednesday evening
at o'clock, at 800 Broadway. r. willard will sell
above Hoopers sales $50 Oil Pain ngs represent
ing dieerept sndFosp,s figures grou Ane
Catalogues dy on Tuesday,
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

mo. 8. BITS. AUCTIoNEEa-AUCTION NOTICE.
Peremptory sale of EnSiis Fated Hides asd Calf
skins ali o recent importation and in csn
diton Gerard Belts will sl Friday, Nov. T. at IL
o'tloct, at Olneys storage warehouses, West street.
Bidest7S English sailed 3des; Calf Skins-iO6 do
DO Calf Sims Immediately aster the above At .rsdsu
Powers storage warehou.es south Of Cs.hArine Ferry.
Breoklyn Hdes4Os En- nglsh sated Hides Cali Skins
3lS do. do Call skins 1ha above stns and hides will
positively be sold 70 the highest bidder in lots 10 suit
chsters Ter cssh by the poGad to close interest,"
be examined the premises any time previous and
nm the mo uinzo of aaia-
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
CEvENTH WARD IHDEPENDENT WHfa NOII-
- nation-Fifth Assembly District.
UNIoN ASD WoREINc MANS CANDIDATE.
For Member Of Assembly,
STEPHEN ROBERTS.

V,o TBE PEOPLE or THE SEVENTH wARD-NYAT-
teuton tts bstn called to pspsr signsd Tax Payer,
sodre ed TO the people Of the Seventh which, Tar
concern ed Tissue of base and malignant lies
th,ey refer all good citizens Of ward 70 tae rqcori
moving that they will be convinced, perussl Of
votes ths have strven to dscaarss duty
pe0ple. JOHN Il. WEBB.
Assistant Alderman Seventh Ward.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

mo. s. BETS, AUCTIONEER.-AUCTION NOTICE.
Prirt Rags. Gersrt Belts will sell on saturday
Now at II ocloek at naryee storage stores South
Clinton street. adjoining the Tobacco Inspection Ware
sale
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

JNIeHTB AND NINTH WARDS THIRD JUDICIAL
II Distriot-some designing ndiviiuils having circulated
rsrort that have declined being candidate for reese
tcn Civil Justice take occasion to assure friends
and fe Low citizens that candidate and trust sAail
receive the support Of the whg party aud flsw c1sns
nsrally. Nov b 1901. WM. d. MECH.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

MADAME DEsJARDINS CRAvIER. HAVING RE-
l moved ber Dancing Academy 20 No 81 olinton Place.
respectfully informs tho pukc that she has opene
her classes and eas attention the
the CANT dances La Cracovia and LA Soiisu
receive from her agents in Paris aud London
where they have bean expressly composed for ths season by
the most euinen profsssors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-29
IUITI0N Is RFQyIRED M AlYANcEI

No student taken tor less than halt n torn; no
deduction for absence except IN case Of sickness
The trustees have secured the services Of teachers
who will spare no pains TO render the instruction
pupils a hcalthiui, moral influence furnishing the
faiihiul student with the elements Of that most val
liable and important acquisition, / Good E2nrG-
ton Prof Jcn.hs ia graduate Ct Madison Uni
yersitv, y. 7 and has md several years expert
ence in teaching; and Miss Noui,on i a graduate
ofthe FemaIe Institute nj BJa;'.ehogouFh, Vermont,
and the public may safely rely upon their compe-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-29
Fish! Eisil.
Teas. Teas

E0hlf chests Young Hy=on, Imperial Souchons,
W and Guupow1er.
21rhr.ts tyson SKIN teas-1ll fresh mporaaons,
and wil be sold low; some Of that 40 cent tea still
on hand .spi9y Walker Rict'iag
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-29
TIE FALL TERM

wi. commence on Wednesday, November 10Th.
ISL, and will continue Il weeks. tn" Winter
Term will commence or Wednesday, February
4yh. 1852, and vii continue II weeks, closing
Apul 2Oth
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-29
10 officers. soldiers. widows and
Heirs OF hCCensrM AOIhiCIS.

A lib TAKE NOTICE, thnthe undersigned are
"a on hand as usual, to procure your bounty lands
pensone, back and extra pay, ntnomina rates low.
er than ever. Having had considerable experience
in this business, and being in direct correspondence
NTH the Departmental the Government having in
charge the adjustment oiauch claims, we are certain
We can do your business to your entire satisfaction
When we are not successful In in securing claims OF
this kind, we never charge. Call mud see NJ at our
lswsnd land agency office NoRM1 S; FISHER.
Nov, T., lsj0-n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-29
To Officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants.

TENHE subscriber having made arrangements
Y with Nespasian Ellis, ESQ, Of Washington
N City hereby gives notice that II" ~ prepared
to prosecute Bounty Land Pension and other claims
upon government with facility and on favorable
terms.
The principal c'asscs ofcnses OF and bounty and
pension claims which now exist, and the general
principles on which they rest, are as follows, Ia Wit
island B0UHig is due to all officers, non.commis-
stoned Ulcers, musicians or prya,cs, whether reg
ullrs, volunteers, rangers Or militia, who served IN
the war of 1912, unle-s they have heretofore recei-
we'd lnnd bounty. Also 10 al such served IN any
OF the Indian wars since $780, and also the commits
stoned officers who served in the war with Mexico,
to Wit: Those who enlisted Tor one yearnnd served
9mon,hs, 70 100 acres those who enlisted for six
months and served Imonths to 20 acres. All those
who served over month to 80 acres The widow
OF soldier who was killed inb1e entitled to 100
acres Ii the officer or soldier is dead, the widow is
entitled to the bounty. II there he no widow, the
riin1r heirs OF the officer or soldier are entitled 10
the bounty
Cd Pensions for Life arc due to all widows Of
revolutionary officers and soldiers If they were mar
/ red prior 10 1900.
/ 3D. Increased pensions nrc due 10 MI such widows
/ II their husbands were pensioners under the &C, oil
/ 1878,
/ All Communications addressed to me on the
above subjects will receive prompt and rrspeclunt-
trn,ca Pos,1 paid unall letters sent through the
Pos, Office. Ottawa, nov . VI, T.. ,laLLlsrrR.
~ ~ At IGir, and Land Agent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-29
INSUR lance
By tbs
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.,
OF Hartford, Conn.
lNCORrORATEDlS 1875
.. ,t,y,5 Ettu
Cap.,a, Stock, Annual Premiums * Western Fund
SlOED ODD


Sl.OUO.0OO.
The merchants and hous,uu.trrs OF Ottawa and
La S-lle County, u.e respectfully referred 20 the
superior advantages offered tor t.rr and Marine
Insurance by C.. Burr, isl., the duly authorized
Agent OF ih.- Company.
b. the establishment. % years since, OF n Cen
ira. Office al Cincinnati, for the prompt settlement
Of Western and South Western losses, careful
selection Ut risks, the most uu,emugnl attention
20 tier dispersion, and prudence and economy IN
all It's transactions the officers OF this company
have had the satisfaction ois~cinE MS usefulness and
prosperity constantly upon the increase during a
long period of years Many 0ttcr Companies
haze az The meantime. failed % discharge their
Just iilji'lisss, hGrIHs been rr1ErHc3 and rHa.g
rendered bankrupt by reckless course Of baSi.
HSSS.
Insurance Companies ofthis stamp and charac.
ter are continually Spungng mp IN various parts Of
the country ID Is Not 0ur purpose Coy accepting
premiums Inadequate 90 rgrcr t3s acreage lryUH!
lgSS1 TO compete with such irresponsible Offices
whose object would seem 10 5e to collect cons d..
rahr sum from the operate ns of one ortwo seasons
divide the proCtps, and pay their losses or not rs
rNp'i,rucy m1Y dictate. ON the contrary, the
Protection Insurance Company, OF Hartford, Will
maintain Us business upon permanent and reSroH-
sijls basis aud thereby secure 4 continuance utihe
patronage which has hitherto been literally CX-
tended. ". +. ROBBINS. Gcnl Agt
Protection Insurance 60.
The Undersigned, local agent, is supplied with
blank policies and renewal receipts, which will be-
issued, covering approved Fisks upon reasonable
terms. q. BURR, Agent
Nov g. For Ott1rg md Ia Sale Co,