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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

GrS. SoorT's Qp,sEEts- The Indiana State
sentinel saws. in the war of lSls, Gen. scott
qu'rrelcd with Atior General Blown, attempted
10 have HIM rourl mirrislrd
lie qnrrc'el with the brave Gen JcSsup.
lie quguclyl villa G,a Jackson. ami refused
to Accept challenge
lie qllrrc,,i with De Wit C.in.uu and Chal
lcnce3 him 90 fight i duel
lie alarrr.et with Gen. MIcpmh, ami refused
To obey orders
lie quarrel with Cen. Peter H. Porter, Sccrt
tSry ui War under NJ hlAms
Tie qutryri,d Nlh Gen Games.
lie qmr,tyt wish Nj Marcy, and wrote his
Isqg :, trr~
he qalrr,'ei with General rlyhr
He quury,yd ia Nv Inst
lie qnrrciri Wl.n teen Worth
lie quarrrlrd with Cen. Pillow
He qgtrr-l.d with Col Riley
!lr guar el,d wih Col D,ur-u; nnl Il he is
not elected President be will quarrel with the
whole Wing party, the whole world. and the res,
Il mankind
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Look ont Eor Co,mterteitsl


TIL public are cautioned against another coun-
tereit which has lately mndci It's appearance called
w Is FaucP- Arabian Linimcnt, the most dan
grrous OF NIL the counieriei,s because hi hnvngthe
name Of Farrell, will buy II IN good faith, without,
the knowledge that counterfeit exists, and they
will perhaps only discover their error when the
spurious mixture has wrought Us evil effects.
The genuine article u manufactured only by II.
G. Farrell, sole inventor aud proprietor, and whole
sale druggist, No. u ain street, Peoria, illinois,
to " HON all applications for agencies must be ad-
dressed BE sure you get It with the letters II &.
before Fnrels. thus-.l G., FARRELLS--and
his signature on the wrapper--all Others are coun
teTiens.
Sold by w. W. Cavalry, G.. l.. Thompson,
aud Walker q llickling, druggists Ottawa, and
by regularly authorized agents throughout the uni'
ted states.
n1y- Price 25 and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS iNT'ED IN every town, village
aud hamlet IN the United States m which one 4,
notslready established, Address II. G, Farrell as
above, accompanied mth good reference tn charac.
ter. responsibility, &c Aug li-59-iw.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04
10 FARMERS
Usage Orange PLANTS

= NlG subscribers have now growing az their
nursery thg-r mules wrsi OF Ottawa large
n supply of probably the finest Osage Orange
PHu'sryrr giowulu lh,- state, and whl,h, A.'hO'
uia very superior QuuIly, We Wl0l sell at the com
mon price !uro-duay PaU's. We dId not rrh0k
In tbs ru'crp ee cab after the most thorough exam
nation Of the subject, ~ asccT,aucd from actual
this state " gh ihi, shrub. 90 very small *.
prnsr a live i'U,c, which wi. he puIpctuaI, may
be reared u avery short time. The value olsuch
fence 10 any farmer is cusIy appreciated. tbs
shrub is very hardy, Is disu-iciui 10 ai. animals
aud insects and grows wei. on almost every va
flcty OF soil ~ lhr state, has \ long top root, by
which % IL enabled 90 resist the wind, uudls9s IN
disiruclab.e as red Ccder The introduction If this
paut~I,, do us much To promote The prosperity Of
tins state asnl the m ruaIs now iu pJocrss ocon-
structlon tor vii. % our largest puIuss may be
az once fenced and cultivated, while without II
they would iay waste for an infinite .ruglh ri time.
In a very short tine this fence vii, be- considered
ind .spcns.br upon every vel regulated farm, md
he who Commcuc-s FIRST vii first have hls farm
fenced. All wi. readily appr,colr ,tNntbt plants
grown ~ :h.s latitude VIII succeed better than
those grown farther south and bench We have
embarked IN the euteWrne with the view Of sup
plylug at least in part the great demand 0rp.0n,s
in tins vicinity, and have spared no pains or eN-
pcnse to produce the most perfect and uniform
growth tp.nnts ever presented To the public We
shall be happy 10 show them to those who can call
aud examine them NJ the nursery.
Orders may be- lett wilh either OF the subscribers,
Orwith Mr. VI Osman, at the Ere" Trader office,
IN Ottawa, or any Of our agents IN other places.
Plants ordered will be delivered either q, the
nursery er IN Ottawa as mGwbe desired. Send IN
your orders eaIlY. ages Woodruff CEToN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

MrIoSs, dd--Mr Fishburu ,f VA two glor
on, water melons, the oiherday to which we did
iul justice. lie Is entitled to the thanks Of the
community for making so wor,hya bcsioVmen'
Of good ,hrnga, Mr 7. S. Blanchard has also
pu, the community under a similar debt Il graf
itude
We take prie in also acknowledging the re
ccipt cfa!e rich cluster, Of Madeira grapes from
Mrs. Geo. West they were the finest grape We
ever saw raised in so high latitude. We ate
told they produce very abundAn,y, aud Mrs W.
would have been able to give hor friends quite a
treat, had no, the boys stolen mos, Of her fruit
aud nearly ruined tho vines Is there no pro,ec.
ton again. the nuisance OF thievIsh boy.l
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Prairie Fence !

I HAVE concluded 10 receive orders for
| Usage Orange Plants, for Foster \ Mason OF
Lake county It's presumed that the plants raised
north are TO be preferred to those raised south Of
this. Such as wish to procure plants OF the best
quality and Of the most thrifty kind may be assured
that they will he supplied with just what they want.
Call early us there IL an advantage IN having the
order in early, the price will be the lowest rates 20.
ing. nug2l J. g. NATTiSGtR.
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BurPALo, August ~.

Tur LAKE Earn GAtArHornr,--The Commit
tee of Inquiry into the late awful catastrophe
have been prosecuting their labors. The evidence
went to nculpnte the propeller strongly, but was,
Of course ,s ports, though clear ard straight Tor
ward There appear. little doubt that the pro
peler believed she could pass the steamers bow.
and wen, ahead accordingly, while the rules Of
navigation required her to put her helm apoH
aud pass astetn. Tho committee ma, aiter an
iuye.tigation that the steamer was well provided
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

THr FiIsr AnRrvALl--We notice that Mr.
Cbeever has been opening at his old stand a
heavy stock of all descriptions of Dry Goods
adapted for the Fall trade, which he has jus, re-.
ceived from New York and Boston. lis Ladies'
dress goods a'o certainly ahead Of any thing
heretofore exhibited in this place. embracing an
extensive variety and the very a,es, fashions
and styles We shall give full particulars mex,
week. Meantime, those who wish can call at lis
store and examine for themselves.
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DssADlrL cAIA.rs PIE Al AlBAsr-A Dire,

DREApFUL CATA.rE PIE AT ALBASr A dread
ll calamity occurred ou ,he Hudson river at A.
u.r, Oh 'Ie -sI a.t. 90 reference r.. vl.sh we
n4al,f..ar. F.. ice albany h.ga..r.
,.. .r.I. t... .,r ~. A.u..y ..cJ..s uyrr
. .a. t....I t.t..r. L.... D.. wa. u..rntIeI.
.a.fs Uy.us e I-f-.u- go t".r.. s.. ou-uaJyut
ht.i way u,.r. uas % lue p1--,u.rr, hai BOO, hat
blown uuu a,- bead lie wuuI va. blowing
ir-L.y, aud 90 attempting To- recover the bat be
,iu.,d tbs d. 4 60 iufcL !,r 90 Que -.de tia, It
r,p.z I'D, prreipalius all the pas-eugers into the
safyT.
An lule-rrItab.c scene Of terror and confusion
er.u-d. 90 ihe ui4.t Of ahch aud triorr relI, {
could reach The scene Of The disaster. eleven 81
the unfortunate pIssengrr- we're uluwu,d. One
woman named Am-hl Gare;y .Icrerded IN
swimming a-h.Te The remainder dung ~ the
bottom 81 ih- IN until they we're rr.cled and
brought .a,.s Goo lhe dock iu -uAli boa,-.
TIE bodice uf the uroau-d ~lre ai.o, in the
rulI-- 4 'lr.r ~ four l..r-, oh token frum thr
varcr 4 u.u.ttr ui tha-c % hp were drowned
.,iye itui..,. ,o mourn tHtIr ..--. The mauuty
Of them had Teen 20 East Albany to visit their
friends.
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SIraycti

INpN the subscriber residing az th, Brewery.
L near 90, Ac4urIIel, 90 Ottawa, on the 5.h ut
July. Jwoyrar nlt colt. ct good size n therpnt.
guurd and .l.t,r mu..>h mhIs looks, had no white
upon BIN, except upon one ct BIZ hind feet Just on
the trt-Io,h aud o. die whit, black spot shared
Ike a flat IRON \ -g.ablr reward viii he paid TO
any one who Wi Return hm OF give information
Nhcr- he may be- found. To
sept N,Rsu,lL EyTEE1r Ouawa.
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At the close Of the Democratic District Con.
vention at Springfield, on the is,h, man named
Peter rierny fell from the steps erected ten.
porarily in the lower Hall Of the State House,
and had bic neck broken lie fell about IL feet.
Hc was m industrious and useful man. and there
was gcnarl feeling Of sorrow IN account of his
untmcly death.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

A COLT belonging to the subscriber lolIoweda
~ team to Ottawa on Thursday the 10Th inst, since
when nothing has been heard Of him. lie was OF
dark cream or nankien color, witha black stripe
from name TO tail, on his back. lie is about live
months old. Any person finding him will be liber-
uly rewarded on returning him or Tor giving nor-
nation where he may be found.
aug 2slf NJ FhyETrE BALDWIN.
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:.

% h'tbbls White Fish aud Trout.
OU 10 by- Coi EIr.
Aisn,a superior lut ut No L. >. and ,. Nackegel
aud p.cN-lcd aud du.d Herring
sept 4 FOSTER
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Improved Farm for sale (!

A 7 seven dollars per acre containing 32O acres
"A 900 under fence; 1850 ina state OF cultivation
an orchard OF 300 lruit trees, composed OF npprr,
peaches. aud cherries. Comfortable buildings and
choice well OF water, the water standing several
ert deep in the drIest weather. The farm Is nine
miles from Ottawa. directly south, and on the high
est ground between the Illinois and Nermllion IT.
vers and otter and Cove creeks, and isa mostde-
sirabe location Tor the production OF grain or cat
tie. Terms easy apply on the premsesto
Aug21u NJ FAyEtTE BALDWIN
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w X. GALLOWAY, Edgte, ! ruste
Farm K idge, Sept ? 1852 -3m
Estate of Garrst ArHoid, dcccascd

Estate of Gdrrst ArHoid deceased
DURSUANT toon order of the county court Of
/ La Sale co, notice IS hereby given, that all
persons having claims against the estate OF Garrett
Arnold late OF Lasalle county, deceased, are re-
CURED to produce the same IN writing and file them
when and where said claimants are requested TO at.
tend Tor the purpose Of having their claims adjusted
in pursuance oi law. MANY ARNOLD, idWT
Sent 4 ls52-3.6w-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

RAIiRuAo AcCIDLSr As tie Freight Train Of
The u chi.An Suu bern Railroad was passing over
The Calumet Bridge. beyond Bliiyt1wu. 90 Mon.
lay afternoon the Axel OF one Of the frie-h; cars
broke. aud the car Vas Thrown Of the hrdsr.
carry .ns With It three other cars-amors which
Was nur allied with fml-ruS passengers. They
fell, bottom Up and were almost entirely dymm-
i.he9, h The IL ance We some fifteen VI more
ireL Ii Wa supposed Al the time. that the pts.
-suger, were nearly al. killed. bGt upon clearing
away the runs, aud getting. them out. o. Wa,
hun! that the most serious injury was a b,uS.u
scot aud ankle Of one man. Several Others we've
considerably j,mmed ami bruised but none 10
irupud life. a, soon as the locomotive could
be detached. 1t went 70 Ia Porte and m aGbu,
tNo hours returned with all the phy ,icipus that
could he Obtained, with au tie appliances upces.
,ary TO surgical operations Dr.. Aecser auI
II : !ay ampu'atsd The irs If 'Ar man wi.-e
tflstc wa q u't-'. r1Hf ut--.rI tt.a a.-J $50
..l-r' who we're i1iuci They were tteu placed
90 cHr- hui, under ih- .-p-riu'sg .-uH- ~ D. ,.r
.-.u, E.g rgrut - Il Porte f.. f.. y. J. * Il.
TO-, brH-gui 60 tl., c''t, auI placed under the
are ut c'mie.rn. p'r- '-, 80 'us expense 10 'Hr
Michigan southern Company Cap0 George 81.
fray 4uG Nr Nl-yn y.-.eI ,hr .H,ryr- ye-
-riAy frequently, and arranged tor all ,u,r
tut VIII lost proper. ny dee .gy.I.r-. were
nmuP.ly reimbursed ag 'lc c.mpaa' here.
The accident wa- uUe Of ta..- ..a.i 100 human
lore .r1L' r,lIi g-.ri aga,a-., au. DTS occurring
,tibr particular F.s'.' DID yi.e thr mn.ilu o!
le 'r.u w. -'..a-i wa, ul.y remarkable
h yr,Jlas >.gt !sa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

Red the toiloripg Remarkable Cure vhich
should ot ussll place II. g. FAGRlLLS ARR
BAs LIsMESr far Jyyond any similar Remedy
Mr. II G. F.RRELr-D,gr Sir:-Artuatrd by
a sense Of graieiu.ges7. ! submit the following as
an instance Oi the utility OF your great medicine
VIZ child YEAR Old, vas suddenly attacked with
a terrible Giarasc which IN ics- than hours pros
trl'rd tito totl. htlp.r--n.-- 1hr limbs became
50 rigid ihairota I1ut could be lent; The flesh tur-
ned black aud cold and entirely deprived al feel
ing The eyes fixed. partially closed and o.iuge,h-
er blind following this was deafness 10 al, sounds (,
the spine became contracted and 20 curved thar
whrn lyIag on ~ back the head and heel, only
touched JUDGED, the child pre-rnt-i every ap-
pearaucr oi being dead immediately Oh be at-
tack, the family physician was called in and tor
weeks lhorsd 10 restore IL 10 feeling but On vain.
although twas bi-tcredn DOZEN time, md various
fuh"ac.ent Llnimeus applied. a consultation OF
physicians was thrn+rid, but 20 no ylJpusr. The
cI-c wa- then brought before the Medical society
BIOS nothing could be- suggested which had not al.
ready been done, and the doctor then told me. he
could do nothing more. We then commenced up-
plying your blumenl freely over the entire i'uWh
At the spnr, and you may imagine parents JOY
when, alter few applications, returning ANNA
ton was apparent, aud It rapidly recovered, with
The exception Oi the sight, which did not become
perfect Tor near a month The child Is now heal
thy md robust as can be- Five other cases Of the
same knd occurred previously in my r"ghbofhood
VI ct which died, when there * no doubt IT your
biniment had been used they would have recover.
ed HENRY q. CLELAND.
Peors, March !, 1851.
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Farm, tOr>;,lc,

rCIE subscriber offers his inrm for sale, contain
i ming SO acres, all under cultivation, with over
100 fruit trees n dwelling house ar(sncver falling
spring oi water OH II. For further particulars en-
quire OF the subscriber on the premises.
Ottawa. Aug 2s- 2.it. ions llUsroH
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with ie preserves. but the loss Of presence Of
mind prevented the passengers avsuinS them
selves OF them
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Estate Of Mrui,y r. Batcheiisr Deceased
PURSUANT to an order of the county court OF
j La Sale county, notice is hereby gwen, 'hal
NIL persons having claims Ugainst the estate ct
Mnnley T. Batcheller, late OF La Sale county, de-
ceased are required to produce the same IN writ
ing, and lille them in said cour, on the
First Noaddy IN Norembcr ~ert,
when aud where such claimants are requested 70
appear, for the purpose OF having their claims I'D
lusted IN pursuance OF law. A.,
sep i-Gw WESLEY BATCHtLLtN, d"WI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

SrArEs ArTuENEv Mr Cox having struck
for higher honor. aud lower wages her, t- % pro
-p-ct Of quite an animated little fight ~ iht. err
cult for prosecuting attorney next November VI
+ HoLli.rrR, ECO. Of Ottawa, announce, tw',,
to-day as a candidate, aud we hear whisper. oi
halfa dozen others, but whom we dare not yet
name as they have not been aG,horila,yely an.
Rounccd.
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York, in sums to suit purchasers, iorsae
by novy NORRIS & FISHER.
Money also RENTED through Grinnell. MIn,Vn
& Co, New York, TO any part Of Europe. at NE.
lowe vi rates,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

A. the wing papers are quoting the D-Se oil
Wellington in favor Of Gen Scott, We will give
The opinion Of another Engli.hman On the sane
subject The London Chronicle saws Of Scott:
Among the fJremos, men ~ the United States
he Is N. only one whose published d-rituu,u-
strike u as uniformly mrri.ug the ep.fhe' NrD
DIX HEADED And after ALL tie di,gTar- iHd
danger Of Prefruing .urh person To Nrn.Jrr
and Fillmore have probably teen eu.ugu,ttvI
for nothing, for Gen. scott does no., seem whit
surer Of his election than eI,her o.! his eUupv.l
tors
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100 PIANO FORrES.
7: Gilbert 4 Co.'S
NCN-Nolsk NAREROO.
3SS BROADWAY.

"A
Cor. IF A'ahcas 81. and opposite Broad,rdy Bank
and T1srtyr.
WHElE the largest as ortmen; Pianos Nth
hnd withsHi the celebrated Improved Ho-
u'may be iound--all OF winch have the Metallic
amt are ionfHEfed 10 stand any climate, and
eN'"e sdt's action, aud will be sold at pttat
~" 5nu7, hY an experience OF eight years. rrsu!t-
- ~ "''"H important Improvements. HE .f0isdn
- 'e'" StoHsht 20 a perfection attained Ly no
80, N,atf Two thousand i,ocaus have been
i,Pp"'u' ana The demand is rapidly increasing -
t',-'' '"d"T or Cottage Pianos convenient fo
s''ad rooms. /. q. y Cos pianos are gdmiftcd
70 hr superior 10 oil -iA,rs o,rlng u th,ir 6rmnrSs
ana long StaEdiHg IA tune. Price. sggea,att5s
."i7"lftwg Dealers supplied a, Liberal dis
count l. II Najcs aud the entire catalogue of
Music anu Instruction Books furnished n, I'm, s,o,.
AT ehoieSdIe. hoEAcE WATERS, Sole Agent.
Constantly GA hand an extensive nssor,n,.n, nf-
second hand Pianos "A Rosewood anA MnhoSanv
c uses varying IN prices from $50 IL $50 second
mana i-oiesn planes from $500 To -Giandni.
amos rom $500 10 $40 Prince & Cas- Mrlod.dns
rom 50 to so. CaIharl's So Ia $40 -Guitar,
from $40 tn So, &c, sent 4 I'M, '"''
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Positively !

A LLpersons indebted to the subscriber, eth,
"a er by note or book account, must call and
l. "A settle the same or suit will he commenced.
Aug ~ JOINS LOCKWOOD.
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NGDHM0>u

A LII men indebted to Kohn g. Mhndlebaum,
~ and Marcus kohn, by note " book account,
will please call and settle ON or before the lat Of
August next--by 50 doing will save cost.
July l1-9w, M. konN.
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' 'T| -ITI"T TT-IT T|I I'"I nus 7 sI' VIUF'N "
thr cutut a scy,hr. In company with the mare IL
uoyr described, wasau old roam mare, with black
m1ne aui nl, she w1sluu ln flesh any person
ENuEnuy information respecting The above horses
shall be- literally rewarded
Address rle >uh-crterat Ottawa, or cal, At his
place about Wilr East OF Sou,A OTTAWA
sept. i-3W. MruAFt OrtSy
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$4,000 lnDLneL llnore. ll.censeI

NOTICE Is hereby given, that will make np-
~ phca,ion 10 the county court OF la sane 20
at November term. first day, 1859, for an order 10
sell the real estate belonging tn the estate OF Mi
chne Moore deceased, or as much thereof ms may
be necessary to pay the debts Of said deceased at
which time aud place nil persons interested are
requested to appear and show cause said real es-
tate should not be sold for the purpose aloGe SAID
sent. I-3-6w. Wa. BARRY, admir-
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ALlrTtE 100 SrsoNG-lhr Sar hsg.H.r
speaking Of the recent great D..#r... ...
s'rAtion 10 New Hampshire. hu.sp ra. H..s
" 100000 Democrats iu ,.gru.' W..S.r DO
tome a, n rouser but We hope in th- lr-.sre- .h~
eompo-;or slipped in few more cipher than
were warranted By his copy Better GONE
down few cats, at least ami .ay $500
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II. c. Ferrelus
Genuine Arabian Liuimrnt

Is a mos, extraordinary medicine the truth oi
which l- placed beyond dog5, by the yas, sales OF
the article, and the many cures being daily per-
formed by DO. which previously had rr-steda' 9TH
er medicines, and the skill OF the best physicians
% the world /, is composed OF bl,>ams, extracts
md gum p-cu.ilr,o Ara5la--PossessIng,i in con.
crn'ratrd form o., their stimulating anodyur, pen
ctraung ,uncIIoUs .ndrevu-Ive properties, and the
same which, ages ago, were used bv the Son. Of
the Desert with such miraculous success IN cur
ing the diseases OF both man and beast.
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New Goods! New Goods!


- W. CuEENER always the hrst on hand
with Goods, l. now receiving has large
~ sock 1T
DIRK GOODS. &C.
For The f1i trade. upruri aud irr sale now.
80 pieces tall style Pun,s best qualities and
CooTs.
lonpl,c,s Ginrhlm-
- ta-hrvirS
30 Nous DE LANES
% prplus
- Assorted cclors aud STYLES dgess silks
10 Cross ribbons
ipo bh-r -'yir dress goods. very desirable
100 Fancy worked collar, '.om Zoe 10 D ~ each
500 vapes, yhtU.-vtlrs, Ar.
$40 Bay suite loug -hlvi-, all varieties
100 Scotch " and square
Tine or TFun. WiIl uotai.sw us tn euumsr'te
VII bee exhibited daily AZ his counter az his old
Suni
Goods arriving every d,y and wall continue 50
uli las o.~otuWht W.. oe made up ,hc largest and
best ~ Town
80" t,..a b.sY a fltN Sent ifh
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rhc '.rrat White sulphur Springs
For sale 10 acres OF choice and at the sulphur
Springs, on the road between Ottawa aud Peru
The Canal, .aul the Rail Road pass along the
north line. There are upon ~ three beautiful, ne
yer nIIng mound springs For hsthrr iulouna-
ton enquire al the Five Mile House Of
Sept ! Cart. REEp.
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Where's tho whig asIl bet on the general result
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FOR CONGRESS
WILLIAM REDDlCk.
The Congres,ional Convention.

The democratic convention to nominate car
didate for congress for the third congressional
district, met at Bloomington on Tuesday of thi,
week Col. BrsEY, Of Champaign presided, as
listed by J. R. Scott, Of De Wit, az vice pres
dent, and Roter! Lewis and j. P. O. Darnar! a.
secretaries,
Immediately npon organizing ard examining
the credentials Of members. the convention pro
eeeded TO ballot for candidate for congress
Tho first bnilot resulted ma f,,lovs.
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A motion was then mace to adjourn for dinner
which was lost2o to 90 The convention thel
proceeded tc second ballot, which resulted a,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-04
WHOLESALE AND Retail.

EoHN ;. HOPKINS is now opening the finest stock OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ever exhibited in his
market His Dress goods comprise full of
the most desirable styles of Silk, Persian Cloth Berege
dLanes, French Muslins, Gnghams and Prins-all fst
eoors. Avery choice selection of Bonnets ana Bonnet
ibbons Also few fine French Flowers for aud in
side trimming; Grape Shaws, Piano and Table Covers
Carpetlg Mating and fine Rugs Ladies' and Misses ns
Shoes all qualities; also, Mens and Boys Boets and
ware, Wall Paper and Bordering Painted Cuytsns snd
Curtain Material in fact everything usually kept in the
Goods Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Psper bust
ness, may be found very low for cash. iap2q