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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-09
NsURAN NCECO OMPAN

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, AT WINCHESTER
Chartered March I'm, l852.-Capiai $50 600.
WITH POWER TO INCREASE THE SAME TO $200 ,0OO'
HSHIS COMPANY. having been duly organized Is
4 ready to receive applications aud issue Poli-
cies and offers To the citizens of Vrgnia the nduccmeni
of homo Company for the safe insurance OF all kinds
of property merchandise, &c, ut fair and equitable
rates The Directors the public that this Com
pany will be conducted with II view To permnnency, and
on the strctest principles OF equity, justice nhd close
regnrd to economy and the safety of the insured
PrEsIpENr--JOSEPHS s. CARSON.
SEeRErARY-C. s. FUNK.
AcTuAnY-O. +. BRESEE.
JosEPH s CARSON, y VIM. l.. OZARK,
JAMES L. RELY, JAMES IL. BURoEss,
LLOYD LOGAN, ! N w. H1cHAnDsoE,
JoHE KERR
CSSs Office Pccndilln street the Valley Bank
Winchester. i. ID. CHRISTIAN, AGENT,
Sept 2--d1y Lynchburg
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DEsRELL's HOTEL, MAIN STREET,

H. LfNCHBCRG, NlhdlNlA
CHAS. l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
Gentlemen visiting Lynchburg and stopping at DlB-
RELL'S. have the privilege of visiting the 'VIRGINIAN
READIHG Room" during their stay. Cards of admis-
sion Obtain, / nj the Hotel. jy 29-dts
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Aritces appropriate TO tie FIRST CiasS-BoXes OF hats
bonnets and furniture
ARTICLES appropriate 10 SecOnd Ciass-Boxes, bnles
of dry goods feathers shoes saddlery glass, paints oils
drugs and confectionery.
Ay1ices ap, r0pyiateto Third Ctdss-Vlrglna do'hes
tics coffee liquor bagging rope, butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco, leather hides cotton ynrns cop
per tin sheet IRON hollowwarc queensware, castings
hardware marble (dressed and other heavy articles mol
enumerated in special or fourth cnss rntes
d,tjcos aDDroDy5ate 10 the F0tth CldSs.-Four, lin
sacks) rice pork beef fish lard, talow and bacon, lin
casks boxes or sacks beoswax bales of rags ginseng
and dried fruit bar IRON marble, (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing .
+ 50 miles $50 Salt per bushe J 8
Plaster las c per 100 miles. 200 of Fifty pounds 10
ton ton OF m y ! $50 miles. $50 II
ooo IDS 200 miles. 300 Carried Enst } II
Sett 7-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-09

LNISIEgNG GTACKLE.-FishngR Rods in joints
l. of Lance wood and Enst lndin Bamboo, OF all kinds
md prices. Reels. &c; Limerick, Kirby, Vrgnin and
Spring Hooks; Silk, Hemp ind Grass Lines and lines
finished, Snoods Baitboxes &c. Also, lotof English
Hunting whips &c. Wecan furnish to denlers nj Bolti-
more psccs VIM. B. q G. FISHER
oct 27ts Opposite the Franklin Hotel.
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FNIEE American FARMER, PUBHSHEpI

sfBEE American Farmer, PUbilShED
i monthly, at Baltimore, ly 5. Sands,a 81 per yea
Subscriptions for this valuable periodical which should
be in the hands of every Farmer)
ALSO,
Tie NORTHERN FARMER, published monthly a.
81 cets per year continuing l6 large octave
cripti7ns r. ceived by G. ORSE, Opposite Var
rtck 4oa7 sep 27--ts
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-~sw-e,.. Furniture Ware-ROoHis,

.xlgs-=--4saaaey. EWrmIIlare WaFC-ROOHs,
kssrssysgxrzgtiI RICHMOND, Va,
tSV3--~--Ss5 OppoSie Exchange Bank Nam Street.
We are now offering the largest assortment and great
est variety oFurnture that has ever been offered IN this
market. Our motto is, quick sales and small profits.
We are offering Inducements to buyers as we have
lately erected large factory and are manufacturing
an very Ia rye scale Call and examine stock be-
fore buying and do offer Furniture lower than
any other house in Virginia. will forfeit our rePuta
- Tan 5ts1 Jones & HARDWOOD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-09

ZINE PISTOES.-Ju.t receive d, by Express
l. II lot of Colts Pistols, navy sizes,
Warmers six shooters, smnll sizes
Moynards pitt seli-priming ak shooters, new patent
Aliens single selfcocking Pistols
Aliens revolving pistols, and barrels
Cast steel double barrel II ine Pistols trigger
Belt Pistol cast steel barrels
Shot belts and Pouches, and Powder Fnsks "
patents. For sale by
WIN IL. a. O. FISHER,
sept 2I--ts OPPOSITE THE FRANKLIN HoTEL.
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HARRIS BLACK SMITHS Tuyers,
An indispensable artclc or all Black Smiths, ioI
which snvng of Coal and heang Iron. please
qure of Mr. Dabney of the Phnnx Foundry. Mr.J IL.
Diley Wheelwright, md at the Smith Shop OF the
Piedmont Works all of which have them in use. fo'
'Je by A Neeton Agent FOR the patentecfor Virginia
Piedmont Works Lynchburg. June 81, Ia
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TONMOTEL. Corner Of

w Church Street and Fjra Alley Lynch6urg. Va.
WM. LEFTWlCH & SON. Proprietors.
E~y@ Persons travelling through visiting Lynchburg,
and stopping the Washington, entitled ovist the
"Virginian READING ROOM during theirstay.
MAY l7-dts
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Law CIRCULAR.
WORTHENGTON q. SNETHEN.

IV1SHINGTON, D. G,
HONTINUES to practice Law exclusively in the Su-
" preme court and to attend to before Con
gress;
To prosecute Claims and settle Accounts against the
Departments Bureaus and Boards of commissioners
TO procure Patents for Inventions, at nome ana d
broad and to obtain Pensions and Bounty lands;
To collect Debts Dividends, Legacies, and lnherl-
tances in any part of the United States and in Foreign
Countries
To make Investments of funds in Loans and Stocks
and on Bond and Mortgage, and to negociae the pur-
chase aad sale of Loan Land and Patentrghts in any
State of the Union. aug 9.-dts
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CARDS.
IA L aC Al q A IL III

"a y D Z A = e "A Il ID
DIR. Hugh Brown,
II AViNG removed from Bedford, and located in
4 Lyuchburg, offers his professional services to the
cir.zans Of Lynchhurg and vicinity.
OI.ire over A. Fletcher's store. All orders left with
Mr. Fletcher in ms absence shall be Punctualy atten-
drd
Do,rling at Dibrelps Hotel oct 14dGm
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HAVE FOG BEEN 1O SHAEEk' y
4 4 HAVE YOU SEEN THE "CLOTHING BA-
ZAAR 2"-If not, you ought to co. if only to see the
elegant style great variety cheapness, and excellent
quality of CLOTHING They are having great 1u&t,
but there is room enough in their splendid
commodae a small poitticai mass meeting. For fine,
medium, and owpnced CLOTHING, Of superior quail
ity, at New York prices call at the
CLOTHING BAZAAR,
Three doors from Kyle's corner, Nam Street.
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IS, VIRGINIA LINE OF Richmond

.sss.EEss So AND NEW YORK PACKETS This Neo Home
me is composed fthe following Vessels, all owned IN
the city or Richmond and sails from Ne~ York egcry
f,Ur dams viz:
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TUESDAY MORNING. NOV.
RAILROADS, &C.

RATES OF FREIGHT On TIE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

HoSWN II SSYDEs.-Ss notice BY tie Qgincy
Herald, that Ar. Snyder. the young and talented
representative IN the legislature from the s..
Clair district, will be a candidate for the speaker
ship of the House. Mr. s. was n member at the
last two sessions, and, especially during the eI
ira session, was frequently called to the chair
vhcr. he Away. acquitted himself with readi.
ness aid decision that showed him possessed Of au
excellent practical knowledge Of parliamentary
rules, and Of that peculiar selfpossession md
readiness Of character so essentially necessary il
one whose fortune. or misfortune, it is to occupy
the post Of the Hon Speaker" Mr.. Sisa lit
tie over IS, is one Of the finest speakers in South
ern Illinois, and would be appropriately the can
didate Of the young democracy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

place in the f,mily Of nations eheesielly recogni
red. A, home enjoy m amount Of happi
meas, pablo AMI private, which has probably ne
YER fallen 10 the lot Of any other people. Be
sijes affording to our own citilens degree q
prosperity. Of which on 50 large seAls | know
OF no other instance cur country Is annually RIor
ding refuge and home 10 mulutnd.s, altogeth
er without eaampls. from the Old Norld
", owe these blessing, under Heaven 10 the
happy Constitution and Government which were
hc1ues,hcd to u. 10y our fathers, and which it i.
our sacred duty - transmit ~ all their integrity
to our children We must all consider 1t a great
Distinction and privilege to hav" been chosen by
the people % bear part in the administration Of
surh Cove ument called 10y an unexpected
d.,pens4tlun to Its highest usst at season OF
smharra,,mcut end alarm, entered upon its
arduuu, duties with extreme dh!irncs. | claim
only to have discharged them to the hes, Of at
humble ability. with single eye to the public
good opI i,p vish devout gratitude, in rctring
nom o,lits that | leave ,ke eoun ~ IN astite Of
peace aud prosperity,
WILLARD FILLMORE
N.HrNGt,S, Dec 6,h, lsta.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

DIED-A, her residence, in Ounws, OF inflam-
nation Of the spine, OH Thursday afternoon, the
9th inst, Mt 81 O'Clock, PntBE, wife OF Mr. 5. w.
Chcever, aged 2s years and months.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at ID
o'clock-a sermon will be preached ut the Me-
thodst church by the Rev. Mr.. Stuff,
Thus, in the very bloom Of life has passed away
one Of Earths brigh,es, jems one whose nmiabe
dispcsi,ion--kind and generous heart, had won the
love and esteem ofall who knew her, and her de :
par,ure will be deeply Eel, and mourned by lnrgs
circle Of friend and relatives. None, however, can
feel the pangs Of separation more kcenly than her
bsreved husband and lovely little Corah. cher only
child. abou, three year, old Her loss to them is
irrepnrable.
Mrs c. was member Of the Methodist Church,
and before her departure, expressed herself fully
prepared to meet her Lord and Saviour Dsr'
ing her illness, her suterngs were inde'cribabls
and although all means that medical skill could
suggest were resor,sd to, to check The disease,
nothing would avail. Her timo bad come. and
no human haad could stay II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

The Legislature II TIN. State will NEE, a,
Springfield on the 81 Of January next. Tie SEES
.ion viii be 81 important one, As Judge Dong
la term expires on the Iihof March next. there
Maine liquor law vii! be an exciting topic OF the
session. But the CHEF business Of the session
will be to les,Iate in reference to the almo,,
countless railroad charter, in the state. -h,
many conflicting nieres involved, and the deter
m,nation and energy with which many rival pro
ject, are urged, viii render this branch Of The
dutis, OF our Legislature peculiarly diffieul. and
exciting
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

Coon Oszr, Go.-epadi5 honey, viii ys
bog me vMear
And sit shJg, selling jour r.'ch - are.
Mkcr
"rfolh. !. Is. dAr'nl"
whats Ihe purs &
"Tcn ,hlings and a mu!ckin Of the oratur"
81. the watch dhcer, 0u"i
"-ure and I've had u twcurg years, md u NV
rr once dc,avci me
well, here, -FOUR IN and nov ,eli ne, does
il 60 well 4
"B,dai. an 1t goes hscr than any watch IN
Conn,u.hl, Munster, Ulster nor LeIn,t-r, nor
barring Dubin"
Bad luck toye. Nike, that have taken me IN.
Didn't you cay il never drsaved you|
"Sbnrr an Itid; nor dlL it, for ner'y depen'
dsd On it!'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11
I nc Message.

Wehl,s .carey read ,hi, document, and in our
hurry 10 get It out. have not taken the time to
comment on It. We presume /, is as good as the
average OF WI. messages although We see
nothing in the matter or style Off, TO elevate i,
above TIE ordinary level Of State documents As
the annual ,rsnae Of our national Affairs. il will,
a, i, deserve. to, he read with deep in,ers., by
every citizen who feel. ANY interest in our nation
ii welfare.
We ct part Of !. 10y telegraph, but the greater
par, W. sctup from the Chicago P,e", the ouly
paper that city that had the politene's to send
Is = copy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

The report Of the dea,hff Vim r. King WAS a
eontempu,ablo hoax PANIED OF u..on the public
the day before the meeting OF the eIsc,ors. per.
haps to deea, the election OF Vice President
We canno: imagine how such report could get
upon the telegraph wire, viih,u, It's being m.
der';ood by the operators, somewhere. The
matter deserves 20 be Investigated, aud the au
thor severely punished
Ar. King it will be seen by the report. OF con.
gressional proceeding, was in hl, sea. in the
Senate, in excellent health
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11
Making an aggregate for tho
quarter Of

quarter OF 4I3l253
Much the larger portion oftle labor Of arrang.
ing and classifying the returns Of the la, census
has been finished, and it will now devo,ye upon
Congress TO make the necessary provision for the
publication Of the results in such form rs shall
ne deemed hest The apportonmrnt Of repre-.
.entation, on the basis Of the new census. has
been made by the Secretary Of the Interior in
conformity with the provisions OF tho law relating
to tha. Su'jectaq6 the recent elections have been
made in accordance with it.
commend to your favorable regard he sug.
gestisn contained in the report Of the Secretary
Of the Interior, tina, provision be made by law for
the publication and distribution, periodically, Of
an analy teal digest Of all the pa,enl which have
teen, or may hereafter be, granted for useful in.
ven'lOas and discoveries. with such descriptions
and illustrations rs may be necessary to present
m Ineligible view Of their nature and operation.
The cost OF such publication could easily be dc
frayed out OF tue the patent fund, anil am per.
suadel that i, could be applied TO M objec, more
acceptable to inventors aud beneficial to the pub.
lie at large
An appropriation OF 100000 having been
made nj the last session for the purchase Of a
suitable site and for the erection, furnishing, and
fitting up Of an Asylum for the Insane Of the
District Of Columbia and Of the Army and Navy
OF tbs United States, the proper measures have
been adopted to carry this beneheen. purpose 10.
/, = effect,
a. the lates. advices from the Mexican Bound.
ary Cs, mission It appears that the survey Of tho
river (,,l,. ,'orm its confluence with the Colorado
10 n, .upposea intersection with the western line
Of New Mexico, ha. bcen completed. The sur.
rey of the Rio Grande has s!'o been finished
from the point agreed on b, tbs Commissioners
as ",hc point where |, strikes tha sou 'hern bound
AIRY Of New Mexico to poin, OF one hundred
aud thirty five miles below E,gle Pass, whch is
about .wothirds Of tho distance along the course
VI the river to its mouth.
The appropriation which wsa made q, the
last session Of Congress- for tho continuation
Of the survey 10 subject to the following proyiso
provided, That no part Of this appropriation
shall be used or expended until Il shall 6v made
satisfactorily to appear to the Presidcn, Of the
United States that the southern boundary Of N.
Mexico 10 not established by the commissioner
and surveyor Of the United States farther north
Of the town called 'Paso' ,hanvhs same 10 laid
down in Disturuells map, which 10 added to the
treaty"
Ny attention vas drawn 10 this subject by .
report from The Department Of The interior
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

J. A.stHr AND Co. having received the whnle
'' 'he'r winters stock, and goth all hsndsomsly
arranged 10 their beautiful new brick store. have
word to say inreierence thereto in our aivsr.
''ns columns to-day. They deserve to double
'ne'r i'rmer patronage. il for nothing else. for
a'o'nS % much to the appearance of our town by
erecting so hand'0ms building as the one they
occupy We mad purposed 10 gi,. such dsserip
lion OF this building a, it deserved, but were IN.
able to dosoatthe proper time. 1t i. come 81 fee.
deep, three stories high. with an ornam,n.ed iron
mont IN the style II building fashionable. in thu
eastern eiIles. Indeed ii mAkes one think Of
Broadway TO Look at II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

CrsTsAL r. Rive learn from the DIXON Tel.
egraph, that the work on the Central railroad in
that vicinity, and through tho town OF Dixon il
to be pushed forward vigorously during the com.
ing winter Gangs of hands are at work grading,
on both sides OF the river and ths stone for the
bridge aero" Rock River is all to DO prepared
ready for laying in the spring In the lower part
Of tho town, the road 10 to cro.s three Of tho
streets on arches Of 60 feet span, to be bull, Of
cut stone, and to be put up in style that will
be ornamental =, well az useful.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

CLERK or THE lloUsE-Wc are informed that
Capt. l. R. DILLrs the very eftieien, and popu-
lar Clerk Of the Hous. Of Representatives at the
las. session and extra session Of the legislature of
this state, is candidate for reelection. As the
Capt, i, one OF the finest fellows alive. AMI was
coufesscdly the best Clerk the house had had for
number Of years, We cannot Imagine how the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

Ink TELgsEArn AND rnE TrTrs The Ckica-
go PTs' OF Saturday gives the following feat Of
the Telegraph and the types;
The Steamer Europa nrr,sl at New Yo. at
o'clocs last evening. The news, Published in
our columns this morning. started from \ York
al hall past nine. and arrived IN thi- ei, At III
teen minutes 6.jorspne ocncs; and by quarter
past nine fifteen minute. before tie tins II start.
ed from New York. uur printer. hal /, in tyrs
This item va, slso written and 10 type wiIiii
IL, same time
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11
The Two Viii Tax.

We learn by a ,c.'grp pho di- patch f,'ui
Springfield yesterday, III: ihc proposed Amend.
mrni Of the Cons,iu ton of hi. State relative ia
the application Of the two mill tax, which was
submitted to the people f,r their ratification, on
the 81 nit, was rejected. The proceeds ~ the
tax which amounted 10 sqrar'sr II million Of
d-lai., will therefore be pad IN the 1t Of Janu.
ury, ut the Office Of the Illinois State rrc,1uror.
nrou the principal of The State Indebtedness a.
hrtct,fute
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

TIE RAGGED CniLDs PHTLosoruv OF DgIrH.-
Two poor children were converting a, the out
skirts Of the town about their sick brother, when
little Three year old said
Won't jan be sorry when he's got into tho
graver
To which Five year old answered: You 'oi'y.
how can ho bo sorry when he gets in .he grave
he won. hnv, any breath"
To which Thr-e.year.old replied pcn'lve!y
" WON'T have no breath! how eau hs SO all tho
way tn heaven,'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

M Charin, OF Paw Paw Grove, has been
coming the CULVER over the editor Of the Rock
Isl nd Republican. Among many other marvel.
lou, things. he told tie editor be had come soil
tAfy and slons on horse back across the plain,
from California. A. ons place lie encountered
an emsrst family which lad ja., been murdered.
\ lew miles farther he me, Fl. Indians with rides,
wh43rsd upon him. DGsvins his four reyoyers
he Killed three Of the savage. and chased til.
oihor three into the mountains,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

FMa-The Ladies Of the BAp,i't Society will
hold fair on Christmas eve, At the Court House
where they will offer avarie,y Of fancy and use
ful articles Cor sale. - we'll ~ tefrsshmsnts Ihs
proceed. arc to be applied towards paying de-
mand against tbs church. The public are invited
10 attend. Adni,tance 10 cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11
THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
OTTAWA, December II, 1852.
New Year. Address.

Tho carrier Of his paper offer, - and | years
subscriptcr to the Free Trader, for the best ori.
ginal New Years address to be handed in by the
100 nor over los line, A committee OF compe
tent Judges will be selected to decide upsh the
msrl,s Of the production, handed in.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

F,ar IN Prnu. We learn by tslegraph'e
despatch from Peru tina. on Wednesday, night
the large stores Of Mcmillan and Bro- and oil T.
Hirvins and Co., we're destroyed BY hre' No
particulars.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

Before HOOP died. he made sketch Of his own
monument, which sketch is still IN eY.trncc. L.
consists Of a square tablet, on which figure OF
himself ls reclining. A PLAIN moulding surrounds
i,,--snd ths simple legend is:
nj: .ASG rHs suS0 oF THE SHIRT.
And that legend IL all sufficient he fame
Hoop won by that nm,abs AMI truly wonder.
full song, was both world vide and mprr.haJls
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

Pirscs SCorr -"W.ll YOU taks tie life Of
Pierce or Scott, this morning, madam Z said -
newsboy to our good sun, Bct.ry.
NE my lad )" she replied. they my live until
the end Of their DAYS for oil me. I've got moth
lug agn .m"-PhldIe'phia City ITEM.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

A .ho pleeper, tor Lis virtues, ottainsd Tho
name Of the little rascal A stranger ASKED hn,
why this appsll.,ion wa, given aim. "Io d.tun'
guish me irsni the rest Of ny tOwnslnes. I'D
lie, who are grtd! rAsclls'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

INDIANA U. 5. SENATOR Gov Wright has sp.
pointed Hon, Charles W Calhcart United States
Senator TO Gil the vacancy occasioned by tho
death OF the late Senator Whi,conb Of Indiana.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

The Commissioners to take evidence in refer
,nce TO canal claim. have gone to Chicago lhe'
have appointed Mr, GoodeIl, our late Sheriff
their clerk,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

FARMERS wishing 10 get high prices for ,heirpr
duce next spring can avail themselves Of tie op-
porunlIy b, storing with q. Burr. where they can
get an advance II WANTED. See advertisement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

A we'll written and important communication
in response to tina. in les, weeks paper III refer
.ucs to schools, - veil ~ inier'siing editorial
remark, thereon, crowded. on. BY The Ms"sgs'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

RItaoAp TO AoaRIs-The Chicago and Rock
Island RAILROAD. We understand, will comm,ucs
running to Morris about the ?o.h inst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

Mr. MAssros offer. the mos, appropriate Christ
sas and New Years presents at his Daguerrean
rooms ior 81 30 Run IN and see
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

ELEcrosAL ColiycE. The electoral College
at Springfield appointed John Calhoun messsn-
ger to carry the vote Of this state to Washington
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

Mr.. PAr,ing,pn says the only way 10 prevent
steamboat explosions is to make the engineer bile
the water aGhore. In her opinion al The dustin
up is eaused by soekiI' tie steam ~ board.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

D,x.rtos The friend. Of Rev. G, p. CLARK
will pay him donation visis at his residence IN
East Ottawa. on Thursday evening of next week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

The gentleman who made salve to take the
twist out Of little pg.' tails. i' now busy getting
up series Of dock, for the alImcntary ciail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

So also several editorials, and other matter, all Of
which " i'll appear next week.