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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19


MI Demo moved 10 amend by inserting a''e'
the words to y.li state institutions at Jafk'% 20
vile, the wotds, ana the committee 10 Ns,' Inc
peniten'iary coneamed N, aud all Pa, ,''.,
Ihs gave oi 'Ou' 'e ~ 10 '"'u u .''e .'-
eers OF The house as all naa gone as " '''''''''
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tho t,lJs C,,r,,J
Mr. S,crret mo,rJ the ,reyj.g, ,,e..is, Or
l,,o1
BUlo.t far want of ,,,,.i.-t;,n,, p,af,r.t,--
80. 90 ,.'." q,
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n,,.sd
An a., t,r .bs ro';.r ,f p p p-,,Ls,ril.-,
late collector Of iyip,st,n r,unty PASSED.
A., 70 6x m. foe and nIaee Of holding
,.rn,s Of in. srnrsr,s conr, in tbe If ,-r,n5
Jiy;s;on
NJ Nllsr or.rs1 a, op,e, l,,cr, rroy;,Iipr
nnI the ,srn,. Of ,be .rrr.,'a rorr, n TN, al
wrand division shall hereafter h, hs,J At the div
~ Cb;,,c, T,iI rn,n ,bs t,ila l,,, 81 stna n
majority.
Nr Lo-,n moved the prs,i,p, question. Or.
lsro5
{ On the question Of passsre the bill was lost
AYES 81 noe, IS
An ne; TO probibi, til, sale Of Intoxicating
drink. Senate bli read twice
Mr. Cochran moved 10 refer the bin 70 a select
committee Of five. with in,tru,tiyus to rcr0rt 10
morrow morning Lost.
Mr.. Logan move. to amend bv striking ont all
after the enact.n. clause. and psov.Ljal that The
law Of 1915 be rs-rn.cted
Nc Brown Of Morgan. moved an ameulnsn;
10 the amendment. prsyiInr that where the
majority Of the voters Of any county or city shall
file A rem1rs.r.u,e AGAINST surh licensing
Mr. Nixon moved to lay The amendment on tie
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

lF-vCG' u LNnIss-Wo nre Gr1,ihed 10 BE-
ing able So announce that Nr. IL c. MAEKHNi
whose lectures on Anatomy and physiology have
recently excited 50 much interest in Chicago ard
10 the towns on Fox Uyer, wherever she has de-
l.yerei them proposes to deliver a course Of lee
lures during the coming week On the same sub
j,c,s to the ladies' Of tins place The time aaj
place of the Gc-t lscture-whjsh will be fire.. and
to both sc1cs-wiii be announced in The chur,,e,
on sabbath We cannot commend 20 our ladies,
and especially mothers, subject more deserving
their attention
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

BAENuM's LAST NOVA new project has
been suggestcdby Barnum, which We should like
to see tried, IN recent Temperance speech
made by him in New York he stated that there
were I oG0 grog shops IN the city, with AN aver
age custom in each Of probably $40 day. Ho
made the following offer to the city, viz: if the
city would shut UP all tho grogseres and give
him the amount spent in all them, he would pay
all The city taxes, amounting TO 81 100000 -;
send every child to good school present every
family wilha library Of 100 good books, three
barrels of -four and silk dress to every female old
or young, and give everybody n fee ,ieke, to his
Museum, We hope it may be done and soon too
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

Tho total number Of vessel, entering the port
Of San Francisco ffrm the LIT of January Ia the
2Sih Of October, 1859, was eight hundrcd and
iutty.throo, with a tonnage in all of 56I,133 --
The total Of vessels that cleared ile pot within
the given period was ! 1856. with a total Tonnage
qf5Si,0li tons. The emigration from China
during the time wa, larger thAn from any other
iorclsn country amounting tn 20,f 90 Of whom
only seventy five were females Total amount
Of duties hom January l,t;o October rs, Sl,Sls.
Qi3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

TINS ulprrcuLrucrsr. We have before W the
February number of this truly valuable publIca
ton. It contains an unusual amount Of highly in.
tcresting aud valuable mstter, peculiarly adapted
to the improvement Of all kinds of Horticultural
products; department II agriculture which has
been very much neglected in the west 1t Is
hoped that this publication viii obtain general
circulation in TIL. region, ana diiinse more
thorough knowledge Of the science OF horticulture
among our farmers and gardeners generally.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

THs PRAIRIE FARMrR.-1his truly valuable
periodical, to our prairie farmers, was much i'm
proved at the commencement Of The pre'en,
volume, and is now equal to any publication OF
the kind in the country. The Feb. number Is
especially valuable for tho LARGE amount of i'm
portant information it contains, relating to almost
every department of agriculture. Wa thInk' as
the price is only 81 per unnum, that ii should
have a place in every farmers house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

OrrEr''I'N or LAB,R The Hnlijd,ysburgh,
Pa, STANDARD notes tie fact that no,wlrh.,and-
Ing the great rise IN the price OF iron, which has
started all the furnaces md Is coming rapid for
tunes iur proprlotors. not isrthlng has been adj
drd 10 the wages Of the laborcrs. Ofcuurse not!
When public sympathy was imploreI for the
cmp.o. rrs and Congress, importuncd to aid them
with inriT Of protection, it was all based upon
the m'eries Of the LADaREE, VITO was in some in-
stances thrown out Of employ IN Others only
cunning their daily bread Now, however. when
prosperity fss ur,ttakcn tho IRON interest d.s-
pte the ruin crraks OF political clallailna, all
.ymp1,hy i.r the luborrg mar and h.. depend
rnt family issnofhering n ,h' congrA'Il4iIOn. VI
.Le fortunes coming 10 lhy millionaire.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

A WHOLESOME LAw--1he r. |. Legislature
has passed law, that no children under twelve
years .hal be employed in any Misunderstanding
establishment in the State, aud children between
twelve aud fifteen shall no, DO employed more
Than eleven hours in any ono day, nor more than
nine months in any one year, aud these children
u1st attend school a, leas, three moths in the
year The bill provides that ten hours shall con
stitute a days work
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

The 81 tuis Republican, has received letter
from )lr. Henry Scsrir ". Gee case is deserving Of
sympathy /; is datedat Alton HE'S the father
Of Arthur Ready Scarie, known in this section Of
tie country as the English Dwarf lie repre-
senis that, after his exhibition here in the early
part Of 1925, he went 10 CEic,go. While there,
he says be made conifac, with one l. D ia
rome, to exhibit him in the different states of
the Union, and since that time, April, 1851,
nothing hl. been heard OF him The old man,
now nearly bAid, seeks from the ph.antLropic
Information Of liz lost son. Til. i, one Of the
cases which appeal. to the assistance Of the press
aud We hlpe twill be given.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

fhc Springfield Mass Republican mentions
tie somewhat singular fact that none Of the Pres.
dents Of the United States who were re- elected
bad a son. Washington, Jefferson, Madison, and
Jackson had no children, and Monroe had no son.
These five were oil re elected, and are the only
ones that were The Adamsts and Van Buren
bad children, Polk had rome Harrison and
Taylor died in Office. The next President, like
20 mNuy u( his predecessors, will be chidlesa-
Tie Republican (which j. n Wing paper, predcts
that the recent los of his only surviving child.
added to bis well known indifference to holding
Office, will cause him to be re elected Ike lis
great chi!d.e-S predecessors; and il saws tia,
those who live will see it, prediction VERIFIED
We consider the prediction by no means hazard.
ons one Some u our recent Presidential caudi-
dates have been pledged not 10 stlnd FIR a second
term, but Gen Pierce is bound by no such pledge.
We know not what the future may bring forth.
but the prospect now is that Gen p,rce's ad.
ministralion will b. popular with She people,
however it may be with political cqucs ana II
he will take the Office second term, the pros
peet is, We think, that he will have IT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

The following l.sms given Us tv friend ,rpub-
U-auon will often lie found useful 60 our farmers
Tor the parpo,, of learning tho number ofLu.Ae.
of eameasurcd grain contained in granary and
also ready method for the measurement Of
land. They are worth preserving:
u Reduce Solid Fsri to Ba6sk-N ul,iplv
the the number Of solid feet by IS. aud divide
The prod.e' by Sc the quJti,ut will be the mum
Der Of bushels
Exploration - A one ha'hcl contains eI5O25
inches, one solid foot j. IS 56ths of bushel
This "a rule which. being Of great practical
utility. and constant application ought to be con
mItteI to memory.
To leg Of Sqadyr Arr Measure 200 feet
on each eide, anu you viii have the quantity to
an inch
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

FRo2E TO DgArn.-1bo Cincinnati Times Of
Feb. 10th says Yesterday morning buggy
with'hcrsc attached was found standing on the
road, about four miles back Of Coyngion. IN it
was man and boy, the latter embraced in the
arms OF the former When they were approach.
ed, Il was found that they were both dead They
had frozen TO death during the night They were
aecertained to be Alr Harvey Thompson and ION,
Of independence The coroner held m inquest
upon the bodies aud a verdict was returned in
accordance with the above facts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

TIE WESTERN MlGAuvE-We have just re-
cejyed tdr FIRST numbcroi'hsnew publication, edl-
ted ty Mrs. Cynthia ] Deanr, Of this pac. The
y pagesoi matter Considering ;he age Of TIE
cd..rrs-, who IS barely ou' OF her teens the work
possesses more Than ordinary merit Ilerartices
are generally wei, written, and bc'r1y depth 1t
6ongal rarely found ia so young person. We
wish the eule.puisIug young eI.lress abundant
success.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

Nm, RAsrr, Editor Of the Peoria D.Ry Macs
paid usa visit on Monday last. lie was on hi.
way to Chicago ,opurehase new supply oftyPc
and other material TO enlarge aud otherwise i'm
prove his paper, We are pleased to find that he
has been successful 10 painiang his daily, as II
!. the Ar.i one that has ever lived through yoa'
in that city. We wish him abundant success in
his pntcrprise
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19


IAotrs''tNE's' IN = cRrAr NAN We fund
very suggestive Enough rather venture,om,
remark or twain "a article from the London
fn"e'' on the memorials Of the late Sir Robert
feel at ls residence at Tamworth. Tbo,s who
"'''i hnI It interesting will see the point with
our simple quotation Of he passage:-
Inc late Sir Robert Peel seldom admitted
"'N ore beyond the citce oihi- private friend, I,
sec ms me mansion, aEI his picture gale .s,.
,"''I "'A guarded with unsusal care That gal
'e,N he attached by his will TO the estate 40 th,
"""'VNtf si'N al any failure time become Of Ina
one, the other goes with ii. The very fact ce.rcL
'es'1meniAry provision shows the pssuliar liyht
M "hlch he regarded this portion Of Aia p,op,,tv
hen tho matter is lltle further manfred into
Que begins 10 see many reasons why Tins remark
""'e man should hcso Jealous Of his paintipgs--
so N"chni TO pre,crye them from tho yui,n,
ego suhutou' that they should share the for.
tunes Of the soil 60 which he has attached Them
~ 'hAi gallery he had collected harnesses Of Nj.
most t'n'nenteoUt"mp orntss aud entering therein
was IKE hl'mS The veil from his most p,,y,t,.
h'uEbts, and catching his measure of the o,bcr
great performers un the stage Of lie hv whom no
was surrounded lie was not n man TO BRONX that
scrutiny, or to let the world even gu.ss nj L;.
fmu,ons, IS m retirement At Drnytou ne cn,s,I,,
commuu,d with himself on the faces Iaokin;.
down upon Ian nom the walls Of nj. f,vor,ts II
''t'. lahHc curiosity may now, however he
Wen ana larry mtulrcl. nor have the family Of
,he deceased any reason 10 fear that any u-rs can
DC made ol that gallery other than or rdiahlr f.,
n'' memory AMI consistent with his established
fame
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

LgariNuvr rEoyugNos--Wc are obliged,
ir the last weeks rrocosdrssoi thc Legislature
to depend upon the reports Of the SUE register
which has, however not vet arrived with the re
ports of Saturday and Ma0i,y--so that our aJ-
s'raet 3, incomplete. We shai Juusup lLc record
in our next.
tgiysz Va pleasure, in this connection to 10
Justice to the clearness and accuracy Of the Reg.
is'.rs reports during the whole session. We
know something abou. the business and how, in
the great n,ass, ana the confusion Of the bust.
ness the reporter was able to preserve so faithful
a record, is to usa real marvel SsCh reports
will soon redeem tie Springfield papers from
tie rcproaoh under which they have lab1rsd Of
given uniformly obscure and unsatisfactory re
por!s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

Mechanical interests Of The country resolution
adopted.
This. w think, is the best disposition wLich can
be mad, Of The University fund; and we should
10 glad II QUO brethren Of the p'cs', generally,
would express thcir opinions on lie sa'.e,..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

The ill m,rolgc-I into the Senate ly Nh
C..s. Of which weglycsn abstract several w'c.-
ago aud which We ,hi, week puui.h in fall la
reference to i'ysl b.l., or -hupl,.tou ho'
passed both houses, aul Ia. become law ThI-
act provide, that no banking company shall bee
Organized until the necessary deposit O. stocks /.
actually made with tlc Auditor NJ buk, cor
pora'e body, or individual shall j,-ue. pass CT re.
ceiye in payment, any bill Of credit, bunI, o.
qromissnry note written or printed designed az
q circulating medium, other than the uo.cs Of the
secured bank. OF iii. state, or the specie pay.
ing banks Of other States Of 50 denomination and
upwards, under tho penalty Of $50 for each Of
fence. TO be recovered IN an action Of debt. by any
person who may cue Iyr the same before any
Justice OF the Peace, OF Court having Jurisdiction
of tho same. Persons violating thc law may also
be indicted aud Imprisoned in The county jail
no, more than one year, Act 10 tax effect on lst
August
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

There IL m old maid In Connecticut who il so
ugly looking that Whenever she crosses bridge,
the water all dams up above, being too frghien
ed to pass under Er Paper
This is nothing compared tos young lady We
once knew, who was so pretty tia. every time
she smiled il church ting minister would sueeI0.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

Bnuisu lloSpruAs--lhe n O. Delta contains
a letter from british Honduras which confirms
the report, that the State of Honduras has taken
possion Of the English settlement at Limas' They
have appointed cOmmnndant and declared that
the State Of Honduras will ut all hazards and
sacrifice continue to hold the territory,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

HfAyr Task The lttlle sheet at Morrisi, 70
ing to reSoltionl, the politics Of tbs State.
Hear 1t:
The principle" which hls thus Tar PROMPTED
our coarse. and which viii ALWAYS guide our
hNmh'e efforts, Is the overthrow Of ocofucoi.m in
,"'' state, and the disruption ofthe thick political
n'' NAe's which has b" long brfogged IT, The in
'erest OF the state irrpentiycly demands that tho
monopoly Of power which has So long c,,r.,d /,
should be broken up and the one thing needfal
'"' sarh a con,ummalon j. a stern uncom.
promising ever w|ehigl opposition press" ''
II our newly imported cotcmporary doe, not
get hi' steam up 50 h,has to burst lis boiler III.
deEoe'Aey may expect to hear from HAN before
The machinery Of the world Is Dissolved.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

BASK or CucNGo-The bill. Of this institution
arc not taken Of course by the regular bankers,
and we understand are only redeemed at a die
count Of fifty cents on the dollar 10y the brokers.
1t is rumored that the mediums and others made
away with considerable quantity of the bills of
the bank and other money, and tina, 1t is cohse.
quen,ly out Of the power of the persons employed
to wind MP the csncern, to say how much oil the
% mo S !. out npo" 'SSs'"''' business basis
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19
'iusTiet AND sQuAllTY.'
THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER
Oiiama, E,tyualr 10, 1853

ArrlNrEn ny vIs GuvraNoR - and 9Th
TIE cdsics ava coavat ofttr Senate The Cover,
ucr sent Ia Gu Satnrday moruiag he following
nominations For Trustee # Canal Board Josiah
N,6obyrts lnshec'ors Of ,he p,n,'euiary, Goo
T Br-vn, BejsaAn K Hat aud Josiah D
E.fues
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19
Tuesday, Feb. s.

IuesGay, REQ. D.
Ssndts-Sena.e bill, passed.
An act to regulate the election and term of Of.
fcer OF commissioners Of highways.
An act regulating same Of Trustee. Of schools
An act to prohibi, the sale Of o,ery tickets.
An &C, changing the time of holding county
courts in counties adopting township organisa.
ton
House bills passed:
An act authorizing the people Of Kane county
10 vote on each town supporting lis own paupers
An act giving The sane privilege to the voters
Of Mcllenry and Bureau counties
The house bill arpropriating $50 to each mem.
Der TO buy s,ationery. was unanimously laid on
the table.
House House bills passed:
An act to provide for The assessment Of proper
~. This Is one ofthc revenue laws prepared Ly
the Adtor in pcrsuance Of law Of the last ses
sion Of the Legislature. Considerable debate took
place on the bill. and number Of amendment.
we're proposed but the bill passed substantially
m prepared the Auditor
An act 10 declare the true intent and meaning
Of m &C, therein named The bill ha. rvi,rcrc,
to the Bellevillc Extension Rsilroad, and rro
vidss that said company shall not be allowed Il
extend eastward to Trrs Hau,e, thus running
from Terc Hause to St Louis. The charter wa,
ho'en uhfough NJ the last session. and this bill /,
intended 10 kill IT,
bill TO incorporate the Tsrc Hauts ant
Nandalia Railroad company WAS taken up, anC
"n was discovered TO be part Of Brought
road from Tere lIas,e to jamestown, /, c,chte,
hot state policy discussion and was finally vote,
down SO to so.
House bill TO vsca,e certain alley in Morri.
Grundy county. Passed.
An act requiring Druggists to label all medi
Zines by them sold. Passed with nm amcnd,nen
70 as not to make il applicable to ply sicans il
their practice.
Anact to promote the increase ofccrtain gam
therein described. Passed, The bill prohbit
the killing ofderr, prairie chickens. qa,ns, an
wood cock in La Sale, Kendall, Kane, aud SON
other counties between the Is, Of January am
goth Of July.
All o'clock at night tho house adjourned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

.fSr5a TANr-We notice intle Chicago Tri
lfrs-rn,. Sat Mr. seth Paine, who wa. recently
lodged iniH m ClSso g. an o.,aul, upon Mr.
Sherman, who presented some 'tN- a, the bank
Tor redemption, ia 10 a mos. distracted state Of
mind and d, hourly becoming worse. Since FIJI.
lsy he would not allow any clothing to remain
on bis person and his raviugs are most distress
ias lli- friend. are taking steps tohaye him re.
moved from confinement as soon as possible Mr.
ID. Eddy j, much more composed and constantly
er. -eI, writing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

Tnr Cons TRADE II is very doubtful whether
he Corn Trade of S53 will equal that Of last
year. According to ihc reports fom the country
along the lluo,, River, tbs season since the Fall
has been uuflvorgble TO ihc Com standing out in
he shock The weather has been 50 moist that
it has become wei and mouldy and in many in
stances almost entirely spoiled Corn which
has been lci, standing in the hill al winter is in
a better condition. but even this, too, must have
suffered from the unfIvoraGle weather.
The high price Of pork also has caused q
large quantity Of corn to bc fed to hogs.
These cau.os will no doubt tend to decrease the
receipts from the Illinois River, but to what ex-
tent cannot yet be KNOWN tb Dem.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

NEr.-Twen,y million Of gallons Of wine are
annually consumed IN this country Six million,
lot gallons are manufactured from American
Igrape', the remainder from cider, tnrnips, log.
wood, whisky rain water and sugar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

The average cos, Of this entire length u canals
-@S5s-i, some S55 600 per mile. The amount
invested in the canals OF ihc L. S, i, stated at
about 1850 900 600.
The average cost per nile of railroads in tie
y $, Is presented in the following statement:
Roads Costing. Costing p.r milo
80 in " Y s0,Onu000 SiG3ii33
IS in Mass GOUOoOOO 4iisall
Il in South d W. 50O0O0O) I5653sg
The number ofmile. Of railroad now in oncra.
ton IN the Z. 8, is 1865; in progres lOSss.--
The amount already expended en- railroad, is
sionOOo,0OO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

TnE CAtoEIo SHIr--Nc'r York Feb. 10 Tho
Caloric ship Ericsson proceeded to sea this 7 Nj.
She passed pier No twelve minutes before three
o'clock She started with the obb tide but had
the wind against her and made an average Of Sc
ven knots an hour How long she will be absent
or whore she may 20 is uncertain. 1t is the IN
ten,ion to visit Washington and Norfolk AID be at
the latter place the fourth OF March.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

Senator Souln, in speech in the U. $, Senate
read M old document exposing a British project
for the annexation of Cuba to England 100 years
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

CASAts ASp RALHoAp'-TnxR RELATIVE Cosr
M average cost per mile Of the principal ca
2 be country is thus stated in the repro; Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-19

.a allowing extract OF letter to a member
,io Senate, from ono Of biz constituents, will
-rva to -how the feeling likely to be aroused on