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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02

Tho popularity Of that veteran corps, tho Light Infantry
Blues Wednesday night by the largo crowd
500 of both sexes which attended their ball Slash
Cottage The ball was kept mp mcrrly unlil in The morn
ing, when trains brought the large asseinbagc into
Lieu Hiram Dickinson had command OF the Blues,
and did his uly with spirit and 1t is TO be- regret!
ted that such occasions there better police
ran.cmensior, in that casr, dsasreeabc incidents
might have been avoided.
The Cottage is beautiful place. and on Wednesday night,
with several bonres in va"us portions Of the extensive
grounds and the graceful illuminated with lanIerns
tho effect very picturesque. We glad {" hear that
tho Kali Road company talk oi ersctin. comfortable hotel
tho premises. That would furnish agreeable Tor
parties, spend the night days We hear also that
families from the South side Of James River have pnr
chased lots that point which they will erect cottages
where they will pass portion of the summer months
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02

Tie Reasonable Correspondence found concealed in NJ
lnr andres boots when he searched BY Paudjnn W.;
ans and Van Vert has recently been discovered al
ny The papers c"nsis, OF enumeration of ne numba
description Of the Notifications with suggestions In ,a
10 ~eak and exposed points There also pass from M
nold under "hch Andre "Mr John Smith was re,rr
ing 10 The British camp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02
ALEXANDRIA. LOupOUN AND HAMPs,IIKI

THE YELLOW FEVER AT N ORLEANS.
Nav OGLEs.- Am.:isi 30 The total number al inirr
~ 10 O'clock this morning 49, includ ny l25
from he fever.
ir Is entirely stngnan', ana nothing doing in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02

A MAGNIFICENT EME-7he Savannah News
learns that distinguish oil Georgia who Visit
ed Europe, has succecde organizing company, win
capital of million str Tor The purpose 0t establishing
dircc, route vi I1otlatlon thence between NE"
York, San Francisco anana The object oil The conpa-
ny is 10 construct railiirec from Savannah TO Pensa
cola, Mobile and New Gus, and another road from the
Gulf 10 the Pacific Tbnncctions on the Atlantic, the
Gull and Pacific, are 10 ade with first class steamers
The time between San ECO and New York 10 be redu
ced 10 from fifteen 10 enafaYs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02

THE CASE OF MEiAlNES. -The case Of Mrs.
Gaines in which she ella be The righu heir 10 large
estate in New Orleans aid, again 10 come belure the
judicial tribunals. Mrs nes II Is further stated, has
lately been in New Yury with new and important
witness Gen YiIlsniil Luth America who il ia claim
ed has personal knowiu the principal fact necessary
for ME- Gaines lu prov,ich suppose mus, mean the
fact OF he marriage, alth this point ID not stated
General ram is a na 81 Louisiana.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02
rHE VIRGINIA. DELEGATION.

The Ne1c York Tribune observes IN reference 10 mo ncA
Congress- that Virginia uone OF ali tho States returns s'
old delegation with the change OF scarcely memee' La
this seemingly trivial circumstance We nave ah eSaha
of an important and interesting fact
Everybody who has seen auy thing of the deliberations q"
Congress- must have been struck with the high position and
influence Of tho Virginia delegation We mean no invidi
GUS distinction claiming for our o~u representation IN the
Federal Legislature influence inferior 10 that OF no other
State We but state fact which all will c0ncede. Now,
this high position is chiefly the result :" the
eminent ability and sterling character OF our representa-
ves Whatever may be thought OF Congress- II Is mol l-
sensible influence which intellect and pooy rarely
fail There, elsewhere the good man aud me
wise man will his position. But OF hardly less
etec, In contributing the Influence OF Virginia on the &C
ton of Congress- is of returning her representa-
tves until they forfeit her confidence voluntarily abandon
her service In Northern States accepts seat IN
Congress condition precedent OF serving but one or
at arthes three IL is impossible that he should ae
ouire an iplaence in short time Before he
c,s fairly In his another osles him out Before he
acquires competent knowledge Of the rules OF The House
or extends acquaintance beyond the desk he
give place TO a successor.
In Virginia. fortunately, ano her practice prevails We put
40 limit OF service Of representative lr
holds his guam aiu bene gesser We do nuds,ruct
his atteaon during his Of office, by unworthy in.
Congress- not 80 much thing be scrambled for and
shared among hungry claimants in rotation great honor
and solemn trust 70 be given the unworthy
ken from the deserving We hold thn' representatives ca
pac,y for usefulness is exactly in proportion " 10
servce or words TO his experience and lan'af
with The Rjiene!ds fhc confusion D.r,;, ~
majority of members never pc1ore
They know nothing of the rules Of the uous and nothing
OF zach other What in such circumstances must be III.
influence OF the man, with knowledge parlia
mentary law and much experience in the business Of The
Housewife has won national name and command
the respect and confidence OF members He becomes
leader and a the absence any special
endowment fls Is made guide simply because he is The
only man of the multitude who has eyes where with to see
Linn Boyd George S. Houston aud others are sensible and
honorable men indeed, but they commanding posi-
ton 10 the House. The advantages which they derive from
long service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02

The New York papers Indignantly deny the charge IN NE
New York Musical World that Madam Sontass agents had
bribed New York press the tune o sl5oOO ot Their
pulls Madam Sontag ra5lisheI card denies Tie rum
OF the Mr. Ul!muu her carries The war IN.
the enemy's country. by holding the editor Of the i-
sca paper question himself guilty Of the grosset at
temp,s TO levy black mail Mr. Uman says:
=" have hesitation 10 state that on The arrival OF Ma.
dame Suntag, Nj Dyer OF tho Musical World made me
follow ing prnposiunns: That. he has made arrange
with 20G0 country papers To send them weekly cor
respondence agrees puff MADAME Sontdg I" the best
OF his ubiiy. Z. That this plan would bring some lOOOO
people from HE country 10 our concerts. g. That might
pay him 81 000 being 81 for each correspondence This
declined by me, when Mr. Dyer made the PROPOSE
ton 10 Mr Iund, particular hicnd ni Madame Son
tass) submit il Count uss wh0 OF course, declined
Since that time usicaI World has continually attack
ed Madame Sontag and me. This iuppcnrd year ago
The New York Express while clearing its own skirts,
says:
at is true doubt that scrbbcrs about town speculate
upon tho purses OF foreign artists by pretending Ia have
great influence viii the New York and other press b" 40
far artist has yet eatncd money
enough in HE country buy upinun from that acs did
authorize We advertise for them advertise r
other people, ana The price bur we never sell our
opinions Judgment thoughts Successful opera
ton upon corrupt press Nv" in ir city may have m
uced foreign indulge in such idea und there
lore 10 pay thrrcio respectable city Journal
wu venture I" say, has ever been thus approached"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02
at least Il iuyst

The r,pur IN the Baltimore papers OF The duel between
N.ssrs Davis and Ridgcway. wac in some respects eftoe
ans Mr. Davis did not the Times ls authorized 10 say re-
turn Mr. l,Igeway's fire, and upon the 'ac' pe'''I ~
known 10 Ar Ridg"way that MIR. DAVIS haa df'e'''"''
40, :, G b,,1. coming upon the ground, MIR Ridsewny
through his friends declined demand another re "e
u,on the parties separated The Dispatch publishes Inc
following as correct statement:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02


This afcruoon at O'Clock, duel was iuush heat h.u
snsburs bewc Messrs. Robert ltdge~ay a' oann'' ~
rnvIs, Nth Of I}erlfUA capnly- mrJGdHeWaH %aS AP
fire. Mr. RjgcwaY through MS i1ie'a
expressed himself satisfied and The affair was aIahV SCI
published Liberty i'll Bedford county and MI DAVIS was
one u The delegates county 10 the Legislature
They are both young men. The difficulty grew out oil
warm discus sions which emerged into per-
sonal quarrel The conduct Of Davis tho field highly
anpauled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02

al u
MIR he Parish La
IlIXAEErH ANDREWS, aged !" years, 4 wlann
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-11
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

LATE News FROM EuRopE-kUssIA N&p TuR-
y THE CHINESE REBElLIoN-.Ntn orr,
July Later intelligence from Constantinorle
has been received at London The "'vees
state that the Turkish Government nes posi-
lively and finally rejected the last uitm'tum oil
the Emperor of Russia. The Russian troops
have not yet crossed the Danube ana notwitn'
st,p,lir, The rejection ef the utimatum, it is
believed that there will be no war.
Later Atlvices from China contain the report
that the Americans were assisting the Emperor
against the insurgents, whilst the British con
tinued neutral.
PROTECTION FOR THE FIsHERIEs- " dShing
tan, July G-The United States steamships
Princeton and Fulton have been ordered to pro
ceed to Portsmouth, n H, to await instruc
tion-after receiving which they are to sail 10
the Fishing Grounds
The Union Of this morning states that tn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-11
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CgITFORNTA.

EOR CALIFORNIA, via EEkA <GHGTN
rrttz pa,.o. sr,p Of proceeding to California
n nn nov 10 &c. ya veraru CITY o Mexico and A9apu' IT, pacc
~ rfc,n steamship TEXAS. la0l tons hnfihsh ,tI
81 @ % svs NawOtleHn. for NerhCrrI on me Is, 'ni - o.
s.na,k a. o,eIpk Al punciuny yhg We =, ?; a'
ay v,rarn1 da the CITY Of Mexico from thtnc' "
utl8 he had COMPANY will
bay q the Road, nd atenmtta ~ htstb' ttsny
through FrAne'gc" Meanwhile, ~ All NE
P, a, hnpuo passengers VIII not he iohg %
bp.l For further parlc1ai. apply n, -, ,tt..,.,
oprcsi,e he Steamship Landing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-11
LEGHORN.

E'0R LEGH0RN.-T A fast sailing .sfz
American ship JOHN BRYANT, Capt Dyer has room lktS
W 30 bies GO te or The bak thereof in small
~ sal lew days This ssp
For passage C.ptan On boar At
Iss' sq First Distn I, and for eight apply
spgs ]. II. AsHBRlDGk- a co. 50 St, Chnrle, ,tsst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-11
RICO
BORDE.

FOR BORDEAUX = Passage only ~
- Ihr a salms Antttc'n ship JOHN CUMMINGS, A. S&ASf
l'aFtn nhs hRN'hE
"a Accommodate I've fhres cabin passengers appI
Ton ~ made to tbs captain boHri, -Four DsiIics,
j. II. ASilERlDGE 50 St, CbArsa street
FOR BORDEAUX - The fast sailing .sx
brig huLLASD DER Capt Brown having all her Az
wall have immediate
puszag-, having atn aprlv TO
islS G. c. BOGERT Co, 70 Camr strsst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-11
COPARyN ERSHIpS, L &c.

nISSoLUTIoN. - The Partnership hereto
rEsgR Co @ a s s@fssH o, e. IT, s5 : ~: 3 ~ a 5'
s 81 cs: >. iisf ;d y i he s q ,o 'fr ~ NJ
Orenrst Jul ), 1853. sAhL, BARER.
i-.lr F.l FfSFy fsti5@S'v G@t'
l'OPARTNERSHIP.- The undersigned hss
s VII sa 4 =, dr I'M e HS. ,as " H. a e. a, 10 A. bAEER
Mas".n~' 'r-ei. Nsw0rIe'n', iay s,lsss. 49,, ..,
SEw onLEASs, Iuy {, I.ss
VENIIE BUSINESS heretofore conducted by
CO g be ctpa"d onlrr ii o., aad tim 2, bpGERT, VII
i II '' g Co. +. + 8 @ ';'fEii %'fGi,ifus
5tOPARTNERSIIIP - EDMuND r ,cHARDsoN,
y Braqdon M,s and CHAPLAIN thi, cy are a,so,
'He4 with a' ban the e0g''rr'hi dNlts It i,'%T % n m
New orlean, June IS. Isss, iels ini.mW
NOTICE = The firm Of TuoRNHTIL & McI1-
HENNY sIPrss @ day. by lin t'' = a5a = asfsby asoi.
41.siaw '''' 90 go s.sasl 3; M.lLiisSSY.'
"a OTICE-The copartnership heretofore OK
a., 1s il asrF m n, IL as a., II ItiEL m = LESNT i
ttGTossg sI H&b p5; GESfRAL ScMssaS nsS,s u, 10
~ tarondesi street, under tho s'yl4 Of iiHH' 4 %
Nrv ofl.,'' Jare l. 1858. iel anA'nw
Ys'HE COPARNERSHIP heretofore exist 2
under 'isle q J9iIS g
i, a. ti NJ WI W., va IT. y bes.e v T. ca,te S,sry
JOilN htsDIfI tie lAhli'' and WI i-ei A. Js
New Orleans, Juls ~, lss3. WM. II. BAIaOS.
mTy- The undersigned have formed Copart-
ret.ir. 4,if-ss, br galer ts
AL ~ Of JOIN q. HA9pILL co. JOti' g llAkDit
- ,. l.. X. LODWIG>EN.
FsSHE COPAETNERSIiIP heretofore existing
bteysu IA Jnd.s 1nr unisr the style o. Ii EiotlN
IbERs soyrd ty mutual SAMUEL
Isnatrr the Of jos LtgAu,
EAie, anl alone Aulzed td- up
The tus.ne usiLs name Il th. itqlitn,o1 opy
I {Siyundl JOSEPH LiTTLEIOHS,
| SAM HENDERSON,
| New Orleans, June IS, 1883. ALES. HENDERSON.
Gss- The undersigned having purchased the
M LTTLLJQiIE a t9e firm Of TlsJohN
EMERSON. th- WHOLESALE GROCERY BrSI-
NESS at ,,znd A.zszne street.
HENI ERaJN CO., and solicit cont the
| tended he I'D [.iznstl SAM HhNDERspN,
| I-lT I'm hi.hh HENDERSON.
| StOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE MIR. FRANCIS
W WILLIAMS, 9f E..e1, Conu- member
sra of g. c. BOSERT CO. III siIIF
AGENCY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS will b4
the style End trn Of tbs
| 0nt-Tsisned. liEOKsL . BOG Ell,
N-wlrtasns sep.en1bsr l,s52. FRANCIS ". VILLA Me-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-11

AXE SHORE PACEET STEAMER tt p
q 4 -Suum.r Arrarsra'n'FOR akzsx.-tte,--=1s
ENN SPRINGS BILOXI EHd Htrr1-dats
sfend low CREOLE, Chate Walker built
cIrersly ttis superior accommodations will isE7s The
Csrfolthn and JGersf Railroad the lake of th Cars
FOL owA
MONDAYS A. ". CRrS FRIDAYS ...by r. NJ Cnrs
WEDNESDAYS, by A CAts sATUtsDhYS.'y r. NJ. Cas-
And the ltalToi Lake Of tbs Car,
rs iollpEs.
Ledres Y,Y Ori'pBsf L,ars Oc'tt SJ,,iaFs:
NDNDAYo.....ty 4. M SCNDaY EVE NISGS
WEDNESDAYS. by = NJ cars. MONDAY. Eva NiNts
tkiDA p a. clts IHUHsDA " hNlN
Saturdays bY 4P VI car. SATURDAY MORNINGS.
suniaS. the Creole viii stop on Mississippi
City, biloxi 0cean apIBgs.
Vie Ralr0aI ell the erf O'Clock
That N-'urstay apght igsttys.
u t-S IT, and
a. 3-si.sppi City,
sp,ig. 81 81, Laldttu pud S.ry'bls tl 81, D,eL 81.
-. 1l Ne vii la1yt The The Ngu-
aui W!Hosth ~ clock and tEdHys and sHur
r.1 n. GEDDES Ag-u, 10 b nk ra'e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-11
ANTWERP.

EOR ANTWERP. The fine A ! fast -,
l. sailing Amer can stip HoWhpJI Capt G"otge Halch 81
q, lond,ng and will have quick dspn'h or cgtt Of
ltN Ihds. I obuc,o and $50 ials 1tipn, HIlIy 10
J. p. WHfTSi.Y q co Gt Camp street.
us~,ngY nrrIy 10 tb. rsntau on N,.4rd. tyg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-11

TEtU STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and rs- o.
| OWNEES....*ew Oereb january 10 I.5s.- L1l1!kt&
Tas ltgr s.ri has u. Day romrie7c-i iESfk
SILAMkphI ApENtY ts and nseI'
'ely 10 sh business 70 thus g-senrs hmse before hs
p ,nud tae @ that As css Sts the
0tasts bus!ne uUatUn 10 give
h -hoe ms lrrrh attention 70 IL" w his
g5u~4 hvpyS, bat h. 1a patron
and censidesa. References aliy made to
! Mezsrs. WATERS. CAMDEN & 90, New OfleAns.
| STONE "ALWOR1H, -
! BRIDGE BRO,
WHITE 4 BUCHANAN
Cagt4r 70, " CABLE steamer l.. Il. KeGnett
v. ". BAktR DtlnwRre.
| 4. ~ HUNTER, Aut.-saior
iLbll J.. J. CEII . Pd7drps street..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-11
pHIL.IDELPHLi.

FOR PHILADELPHIA = Penrosc 4 ~.
J. Ht.to, r- %, iA,.t,Ths .ir ia Eat,Hp GAL W.
FpDNIA BRANUER. kp~lsuI, nasrr having TIA, great
taEasa4, viii meet =. d-Ht % balE7ce
j yaf,u,ily "a bJf'd or To
J. ii. AslERlDGr co. - s., CAs-s. street
~ pessgt h7,4lg superior spp aid,
or,# tPqN Mint, JILL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-11

hlSSOLUTION. - The Partnership hereto
fore ers fyl.
o : BAKER CO. Limitation.
Sarl Baker settlement ~
end aon- hord firm oliqadat
Orleala JUL 5, 1883. SAsif. BAKER.
HENRY A cox,
iys lw l. rAtLaWAT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-11

VIII leave TUESDAY, July -, at O'Clock,
ENOR JEFFERSON, PORT CADDo, ~ -
v SHREVEPORT, GRAND ECORE ALEXAN- .stkshs--f
pfiA and all in'e'medste Sndlngs-Ihe and
Wit steamer r. NJ. JONES' Captain John Will
above. For freight apply board,
SMITH & FIM1STEK, 80 Poydras street,
~ freight taken sbove the Raft snd
ieshlPplng in thefs got up. yll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-02
To whom, may Concern ,

NJ iCb - hereby given, TIN, on the 18th dov
~ OF July, 1881, John II Murphy purchased
tue following described lots in The Town of Homer
county OF La Sale, and state of Illinois, viz lo,
IN plock = lots IN block I, lot2 in block Is. lot
49, alta tax sale held IN Ottawa. in sni ,n",,, ,,
on that day for taxes and costs due ON said Iot. ~
rpeclvrly Tor the year 1850 The time orrcd.n,n.
u o VIII expire on the 18th day Of July. 4 b
1919 Mach 10 -gt-g,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-02
FAX sale Notice,

10 all to tcham umag cOBcerH.-Take notice.
that at sale OF lots and lands for the taxes due the
state and county for the year 1850. held n, the
court house on the 18Th day Of July 1851. William
a. PehneII and Z, b. Ames purchased e. .Ilacrrs
m me VIII neq and eh nwq see % 'r32 . east. and
llat me subscriber Is now the legal holder Of the
certificate OF purchase OF said tract Of land md
mat me une ot redemption will expire in two
March IL ' y 'N''"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-02
New Publications

JuST received u large loloithe latest aud most
y popular Novels direct from the Publishers ia
New York and tor sale cheap,by. 49,,
nnnA Nl-iI IL w. fnthtIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-02

| MOLE TOMS CABINET AmtPhi-lr.
y Cabin, Blank Books, School Rocks nm o
,Ii, ndIil3h OF Mlsccloncous works For fur.
Ort23,lS5! + y Gr,,ss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-02

=, ING III and double IRON bench iues 100 sets or
- single, panel p'nws, oters hu-,rr. oyrlo,,
RAD s,p.nmb aud levels. pumpp.aues bead. IS
lorT'a'e atmanulacrgTcrs' pJircshy
UpGN II ,.tr,. 1. a..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-02
Essence Of Coffee.

WE have Just received new supply OF iha
w Essence Of Coffee. Every one should Try
this article, for sale ut the
may sy-tG Ondpd Drug Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-02
FLA NO OIsTEs.

INllE subscribers have lust received from The cell
L ebraIed mandatory OF r. & .!brrt 4 Co
Boston,
: Octave Rosewood pano Forte with
HtoIan attachment. Price, si35 90
l6l octave Rosewood Piano Forte, with
Eouau attachment price BIS 90
81 octave Rosewood Piano Forte, BIO 90
,iIos 20 do 10 2ij 90
ALSO 6i octave Piano Forte, from 4.
Stoddart g. CO., New York. 31j co
lBoudoir Piano Forte from Lii & Ow-
en-, Boston, 30o On
Square Rosewood Piano Forte from
Lemuel GllbeIt, Boston, $50 90
For sale by A it, & c Drrrrv
June lg-ti 10 I1Ee 4, GJ;~og,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-02
The Wedron Water Power
Something New !,

~ ". t.. GOpDlNG wou.duItm thcpubic
l ,. Iht' hr BE- NOW manufacturing mrucss wiz
pnirut self Adjusting buckles, which are decidedly
Q trid ulnny'nugyct introduced for strength, Pate
49, Inconvenience Call aud examine them or
40 h,s old stand at the sigu oi the CuV
HuHcss Nipp ON Columbus street lie wlllnIso
,prpau assortment ui harness with old style buckles
=. GOOD and az cheap as can he purchased any.
where. SEPT "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-02

NOTICE is hereby given, that Mt n s,lr nj
~ lands and Gown lots, at the door of The conn,
house in Ottawa La Sale county, lIls Lv tbc
treasurer ct sad county, on the 10Th day OF July.
year 1880, the unlers gncd became the nor,,Iosc.
OF VII swqseci, 7 30, RAG, AMI tha, The rimr
ol redemption will expire on the 10Th Iny of lnjv
1913 lNlarch 96) JosErH II Moprtft
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-02
TO Farmers,

WYE hive at our warehouses storage tor onOoo
w bushels shrllrd CoRS AND OATS, ON which
,yr SyiI adrn1rc % cts per bushr on corn,N 10 81
oars charging INTEREST on money advanced, ano
INSURANCE on the grain. .,h
Thr rorn n.ustbe well cleaned, as it will have
ia he stored ia one common body.
Ottawa, Dee %. II L " u. H. flames
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70 a. - EEiloo

,I,IIAT hovcauain rrccipcd my monthly al
dition OF DRUGS 4 MEDICINES, Book
and stationery Remember that Keep 6Ii oi'h,
Patent Medicines generally IN use
~ ~, ,n,, know where to prtthe worth ot your
money! Yes; at the New Drugaud Book store
I,n., Isl, h. Y GRIe.s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-02
murrays Mammoth Cheap Store,

In mitinnB goods oieyery kind adapted to til,
city and country trade, such as
Bnnnels, NrEels Grapes,
Silks, Flowers, LI,scs
Sauns, Ribbons, Illusions.
Out stock will at al, times comprise all the iesi-1,
bile styles, qualities and co,urs which We eau sell
Tor less price than they can be- bought in New
York in small quantities by milUu"rs
Chicago, Nov 20, lSsi MURRAE'S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-02
20 Farmers. Contractors,

~ duz. Aues' best Shovcls
east steel d"
10 Amr.'and g $ spades
Log, trace, stage aud halter chains. hoes.
hay, gram and manure forks. lHaIdfon & Blood 5
best scyth"s-scylhe snaths, sc. lust received and
for sale low feb l-iE FELLOWS lPALKLR& Co.
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4 SUrEBluR article ct tine eat aud Cr,cn.
" iI-h chewing iuhacro, rhr.u,r than can bc
iVsud cl-cw hen, m Town ,mylj. " " tdror'H
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One Million a Year!

And our stock viii nj al, times Be found more cx-
tensYr, more fully assorted. aud comprising Uauy
newer and chocer styles than can he found c.s,-
where IN thIsmarkct, as we are daily Iu receipt al!
everything new and desirable immediately ~ irs
appearance IN the eastern market; and cur p..ces
will be found uniformly from
Is TO 20 Per Cent
less than those OF any other house in this city 0,
STATE; IN fact, We are nuw selling many STYLES Of
goods Tor les than wester merchants pay ilI them
IN New York and Boston
Fer Instance:
Choice styles Of printed al! wool De aics faI . Cd
GOOD de iaius for to cts worth IS cts.
ENlrn quality or au- iol j. worth j. Cd.
Good a'piccas :or Is Cd worth q Cd.
Good meflnoS .ur27 worth B..
1IeuWaC ca.icos for cts.
Good fast col1red caIicos for 81.
Heavy Iwlcd all wool .llnne.s for p.
Fine plata all wool, do %
Good WOO long shlw!s for 20s,
EXm quality do So
Extra quality Nroche long ,hawl-, warranted al
silk and wool Ior SIS worth $50
Ken calico WiJ,ul paid silks, iQyGs worth S.
Ken chaugabr silks wide Width Is worth S.
Rich hrocade silk torsN9- worth lO&l"s
YARD wide black silk Tor s. worth los
Wide black silk high Iu,tre, TOT 6. worth 81
Good s1unels for >. Good ticking Tor H.
Good shrlmg stripe for GIL In short every price
style, and description OF goods tor much less
price hHu elsewhere.
The one price system is strictly adhered to and
buyers can rely upon finding every article cxactiy
~ asrepWscnted; we viii refund Inc money Il
every instance where any article has been misrrp.
resentcdhy any ofour statesmen. or where any ar
tclc bought Of Us can be had for less price else
here
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RRlSTOL board card board perforated p,p,r
- drawing paper Also, English tissue nan,r
assorted cooTs, Just received aud for sale AT ihr
may w Uitapa u. az Store.
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For sale.

A NEE horse covered spring wngon--chcap
rs " has been run Tor a short time. En-
- quIrc al the
Oct 81. New EvGLAvp RaANCu.