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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

A lady in New York hasa poodle dog which
she greatly aJmWcs, So >hs made party
for 1t, and invited twenty five If the abandonment
dog. IN society" They all eime-ths crop
cared and long cared, little puppies and gres,
ones, viii be tho case a, parties, white, black
and red SLENDER and chubby Of greyhound anil
bull dog famiies OF long lIlky locks "fhNir short
hair and no hair at all; generally with vhI.srn
and mu.t.chio., hers 4 est crspt III and ran be.
tween the legs Of a Newfoundland, and there
stout, good naturvd spaniel overturned several
| little fellows with his earesses; in short, there
were twenty-five snapfsrs aud bNken OF s'sry
variety Tn, dcgs were all dressed in the lsts''
| fashion,, each b, ing decorated with ribtons -
Th.y wrr. rrhs,hed with chicken, beef slam"ds.
candy, cream, 81. Surnge II As nay seem, tins
bona fde dog party was not considered bur'e''
que upon The conn elef neidenls OF puppy dem
| Il ,uc. INsrICdtl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

ILLlSols CgSrRAL RArLnoAD,-Coloncl Mason,
Chief Engineer and General superintendent
the linoi. Central Railroad las caused the pub.
LEGATION Of the following:
"rhe first fifty five miles Of The Chicago branch,
from Chicago to the Kankakec. will DO open for
business during the month Of May Bext.
THE track layers will continue south Of the
Kankakee during the summer. and reach Urbans
one hundred and twenty five miles south Of Ghi
eago in ALL this year.
The division south Of l., Sale. or between La
Sale and Bloomington, sixty miles, will Ne in
operation by the first Of May next. Tho next
. DIVISION, between b. .,.s son Gnd DcCstdr, AZ
u..,, wit. n operation D. the ln Of Janua
w. 'ex. .nat part Of the Galcna Branch be
tween IA Sale and the Aurora junction will b,
in operation during the summer. It IL conf
IDENTITY expected that the track Of the G.lens
aud Chicago road will be laid to Fr-eport by th,
first of August next. The grading Will be IL
I readiness to continue 1t to Scales Mound, nearly
forty miles west Of Freepor,, which may 10 don,
/ BY tho first of November next.
'"More or lees track will also be laid between
/ Calsna and Dubuqus and on the first division
but il will not be connected so as to make /
available for bushes bsivrs the early part Of an
\ other season
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

A TKhRBLEPigIuRT OF SUiFEEIyG-ln ISue'
to tie Galsns Advertiser. written from Oreg,r
the 'uf.rngs Of an emgrant party are bris:iy CIV;
en- which make up sad picture Of western adj,
venture:
u. C. Morrison ofTszevell county. arrived safe
ly in Oregon 1he.r teams gave gu. when FIVE hun
dr.d mile. ,h. SIDE OF t4rir destina,o-. They
LEFT their oxen and those who bad families. and
STA ted down Lewis River on the bed, Of their
,v,,,,,.. AID out oftwenty young mes 90 embark
~ 81, ,,,, e. o. ashore alive, 30 rapid wa,
IN. .,rs,rn a,d 40 ,,,' o. rocks. The four having
escaped. started through tn sG'nha''ted country
with bat little provision and few cio'!"7' iney
arrived at the settlement at l..t, sfte. pas
through trials and dangers beyond the powe, d
tongue or pen to dv,crIOe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

Tug pAUrH.N not Dean YEr A new isrn las
been given to the Bourbon question hy the ales
ed scoyery Of impnrs1ut evidence At NV Or
leans. Il Is sli thai an cd French LADY m that
cI'y, wife TO a former secretary of the Duchess
GArsoulem-, WAS present at the time Behnger
made his DYING declaration OF having brought
tie Daupkm tn TIN. country. snd that she passes
large number of documents gong to prove
the fast. She lately communicated her knoN-
le Ige IN regard 81 the affair TO- gentlemen who
Wa, = member II De- Hawks church at New Or.
leans. ~llhou, being aware OF the interest Nhtih
the question dad recently excited At the ncTth IA
Consequence Of the publication m Putnam 8
monthly 1t is also SAID that the evidence size
will furnish H conclusive 10 favor II Mr.. " llams
Il Is desirable for his sake that It should be 20
a. lie now oc,uS esa rather unpleasant position.
bsfors the public. though We snow thai his
friends express the most undertaking courlct"n
Of she truth OF all his sIatemeu,s-AnH York
Zee Post.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

CoNCEEGAuNsAL HERALD- We have received
the first number Of 4 avery hAu!s ome paper from
Chicago with the above title 1t understood
to take the place of the Prairie Herald, which
is discontinued The paper before Use Is ofsoarss
purely religion, in its objects and asst, name ra
ports. fAyors the views OF the class OF Christians
known as Consrega,ionasts It is to be presided
over by a very able corps Of editors, consisting
OF Msssrs. j. c. H,olbrook and j. W. DAVIS. a.
resident editors, nrl ssuo ten corresponding edi-
tors embracing the names Of The a5les; men in
the Congregational ministry The paper will be
furnished to Subscribers at So per aunum to
single subscribers or 10 copies for Sl7j each.
Address Congregational Herald Chicago III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

JAPAN ExrIpTtoS,-The tumors about the ia
pan expedition having been countermanded are
not tue, aud probably had their origin in the
lac, tina, the ship of,he line Vernon, has been di.
fse'ed MOTTO join The Vermont seems to be a
sort olholidry affair, that would add nothing to
the 'irenIh of the expedition, and that could 10,
beso' ready to sail in less than more month, al
though she has already been five months repair.
ing Most of,he expedition isalrcady in the Chi.
na seas. aud its objects would in all probability have
been accomplished before a coun,Crmondng ordr
llom President Pierre could have go,toit
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SuneTyl>nrs,

The fOllowingi is list Of supervisors elected il
this eounty on the 5th inst. for the coming year:
Addms-Wm. Cullen, Tree seiler.
BrHce--John Smith, whig.
BrO0kHs'i-Geo. W. Armstrong dem
Ddy.oI--W els Wait.
Deer Parl--HaYey Kins'ey,
Dimssick--John w,lkia.
kdsH--Hsnry Kingsley.
tarie--FIan GALLOWAY.
'Lari--Chlrlrs H. Su'phrn, Wig
Faos HjSgs-Juhn Pau,
fr,e}5u--N J. Bnstui,k. dem.
Grand NayiRs-Ssmuel l. LOWS, Is
Hoys-Not beard from.
La Salls--Jshn Grav, dem,
.Narlin.-Ts between po'pbus ClMh and J
RiChey.
Hrii,U-J-mes Wi,ner, dem.
NisSi0n-jo>Lau Lewis.
NoT;hrHe-LsVi WngaL
Ophir--Asa poNling
Oftdra-J Oh. Glover.
RWland-E ; hllnw.n
SG!,sJ'Tr-Guy Hulett.
SOs:h OifdIu--Justu. ~ Clark. wing.
SersSd-Lanson Hoxscy,
Troy Grore-Jamcs Smith. dem
tttcG-t'rsm Highly. wing
I1wlion--tmery Stanford. =.
Hoi:ham--Jostph ". Dana
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

RlvER.-TLe heavy rain. on Monday and Tues
day have caused quite n Use in the river so that
boats could easily ascend to this place. Th, will
II course dissipate for 4 month or two. all those
aPprshen,ioas that began to be fe.I Of so low a
stage Of water as seriously to interfere with nav
ga ion. Freighis from St LOUIS to Ia Sllle are
but with the present stage Of water, and as pro.
duce becomes CLEARED out, they must come down,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

CALEb Cu,HNss ScuolErsnr-A correspon-
dent Of the New York HsraH thus speak. Of the
Accomplishments OF the new Attorney General:
At The diplomatic dinner given by ~ De b..
di'co Gu Wednesday, the Attorney General
charmed ard surprised the distinguished party
BY his captivating and versatile Accomplishment.
Lie ayrritab.e polyglot he cony ersed 10 French
with NJ. lie Compile DE Ssrtigs., in Spanish witt
Dou Caldsr1n De L, Barca, and DutSh with ,fo,
Tesla, spoA, German with Baron Won Geyolt
Portuguese with pe Fgansrs, aud the most un
eseeptIonabls Tuscan with the representative 0
the Two Siciss.
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Bridge.

Anew plan for constructing bridge across the
river a, this place il proposedin the very able com
municution from our friend Scuihsider. The plan
strikes US infinitely preferable 10 that Of the "ten
gruticur a., g i,oo 10 made "'ork but their
isprecis .ly the difficulty. There is danger Of De.
ieating the bridge entirely by a multiplicity OF
plans. The best plan is that which is sures 10 &c
complIsh the object. We hope, at least our peo-
pie may not be split up into parties about the mat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

STOCK N,Ip.-The last Lacon Gazette states
that, a, lhe ,lce,lou on Monday, the county voted
by a majority Of $50 to take $4,000 s,o,k ~
she AR Line Railroad
Marshall county may 20; out Of the scrapc she
LN, thu, voted herself ieto. 1t the Railroad sAsud
hlPrcn to Ia bult AMI prove a paving enc; bU,
We believe all experience shows the plan oteounty
subscription, to be a bad Que, /, should be dis
eoua;euanced.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

Tho Chicago Pres notices tho launching Of a
new boat for Eames 4 Co, Of Ottawa, from the
yard Of Jordan IL olcutt, ou Monday. She is
built Of The best Of white oak, well fastened, and
put together in workmanlks manner. She will
carry about 100 tons Of freight, and is to be used
in the transportation Of gram, and freight Vi all
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

DRowsrp--k resident Of the town Of Eagle
our informant had forgotten hi. nams--was
drowned on Tuesday, in attempting TO cross the
y,rmilion river witha wagon aud two horses
near 1Udd's mills The man was found slinging
to he wagoa box, which had become di'cngoSed
from the wagon. Neither wagon or horses had
born found
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

CASISE NURSE WAsrED.-Tbe following is a
literal translation OF an advertisement appears in
French paper:
IL, Sgnora Marches. di San Bar,holon.
wants nurse, usnarr.ed, to raise small family
offys Esglsh puppies, pure blosdcd The Siguora
Narche.a will expect the nurse to board a, ,h.
use Of his Ercelleney. breakfa.: with the
M,,.h, Nnes,, sine with the servants, aud sleep
vi,b H., u'gs Salary twenty dollaua month.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

Srn rEGaiSR ULM-A lady correspondent
complains of the violations Of the Sabbath and
o,her improprieties praclised under the big elm
tree. Among other things she says she saw las,
Sabbath grown girl "saing in the air on n swing,
aided by lad eighteen or nineteen years old -
n par.n,s fai to teach their children proper re-
spec, for the Sabbath, they deserve to be talked TO-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16
The OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
Ottawa, april lG, 1858.
: JUSTICE AND EQUALITY"

Our paper has been delayed a day in conse
quence Of Disappointment in getting paper
With our es!raordinary railroad facilities, we fl
nally succeeded in getting a bundle in two day 5
from Peru. We shall not be caught in smother
sinh strei, very soon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

Tie sale of the household furniture Of the late
Daniel Webster took place yesterday at Csrg,is
ssloon- Mcclure, auctionesr. Many persons wish.
ing to possess memorials Of him, gave for variou.
articles prices far exceeding their original cost.
An ordinary looking cane seat chair, with casters,
generally occupied by Ar Web.ter) was sold
for flesn dollars and a tmepiece that could
have been pat niu hi, oyercoat pocket, thirty DiuC
dollar. and nifty cents Washington Hsput!ie.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

CoLtreroR OF NEw YoRK DAM. c. Dickin.
son. who has been appointed collector of the port
Of New York. has declined to aecep, the office
md Greens S. Bronson has been appointed instead
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

&c the C ..-yuIu. q ~tyturL 10
,dyir way. hea.,rd Why they did 40, CONNIE nee
q, eXtngui-h the IRE. They replyej thu, their
chief has. usi sung. and they were waitug his
eommands. 10 a quarter Of an hour the ehirf
appeared, al al the authorities, military and
ell, IA their w .orms, Is s.F As starch. Then
came the calling Of the muster roll IT, lam, 5
hid now cuued tn. building, and done other
damage and party o. French soa.-r,, FROM ,v o
IIeu.ot w'r, - ia their engines, had pu. the sur.
rounding buildings out Of danger leaving to the
nojsy and much applauded Spanish chief. and
thsr crew, he harmless smbers to sxiingush"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

GRASD RArIps-The following town officers
were eleelel in Grand Rapid. gu tho ith inst:
Supsrrisor--S. K. Lewis,
Ci,rk--A VI. Ebersol.
AusSpr-B. B. Reynolds,
C0'iecfDr-S \. Dyns,
Road Co'n"ia,orera-O. o. Wakefield, E. b
Reynold,, +. Rowe.
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Ottawa Market.

OTTAWA, ApriI To
The MARKET unusually dull not enough graz"
arriving to raise a healthy competnon' rtiees
range abou, MS follows
JVhsai-win,er 65g7oc. Spring s5c
Coyn--shelled 35c pr co d; ear 32c.
Oats. SOC.
Potatoes-3O@35c
Batter, l5c.
Eggs, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

PoRx FMlrn.-Money IS moderately plenty
in our city we hear but few complaints The
country merchants from this state pay up pretty
promptly. In some part. u Illinois and Iowa
those who have. been dabbling IN Pork at high
prices, have In ask indulgences. We have heard
Of several failure. Of dealers in pork, 10 towns
above here. There have also been th5se failure.
Of provision dealers IN Baltimore. The decline IN
pork will cause heavy losses to dealers IN that ar
ticle-.St Lqms mtsiiigmeer, al.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

The spin, Of the age" i. beginning to de.
vclops itself IN Indiana where one Of the boys Tn.
burthcned himself Of he following:
The Hrussr bows So fast do grow,
That stages now are all to slow;
The team. are good and shine Ike stars.
But they're much to slow fr tue railroad cars,
Then get cut VI the road with ' our snail hks
stages.
They are only G, for the darker ages
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

Mons MoaMos 1MMorASrs,--The ST Louis
Republican pciiees the arrival IN that city by
tho steamer Illinois, Of four hundred Mormons
from Euglaud, Scotland and Wales, I" ron" Tor
tho Salt Lake Valley, under the guidance VI
three American Mormon preacher.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16
Type for Sale.

A fun. Of small plea ty pc, weighing sbo ut $50
lbs, not much worn, for sale at this Office at $40
Der cent. less than cost, if application is made
soon Terms cash.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

The L. s. Senate, which had been retained
on Executive business since the 4lh Of March
finally adjourned last Monday. Their las, bust.
ness was the confirmation OF the appointment.
Of Mr. Buchanan to England and Soule to Spain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

THE LAKES or-s Three prCr.llers, which
cleared at Chicago u week ago reached Detroit
on Monday having found the Aackinac strait.
clear o. les The even, will reyiv, the produce
business. which is Away. languid in spring until
the resumption Of Navigation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

GREEN PA, ~ HosTcS.-Tba first lot Of green
psa. sold this season "'ers offered ~ Boston mar
ket, on Saturday last, 49, bought at the rate OF
$50 per bu.h-l They we,e raised under sla'.
al West Cambridge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

To KEY Fru ALvr-lhs may done by
soaking he -of, par, Of bread IN brandv. and 10
scrung It N the XII of the tir,h while !. vet
alive, and al,crwafks sprukiny II over gently
Nih brandy Thu. prepared. snd carefu'ly
packed IN straw, the 6,h Will keep alive ten or
twc,y, days. as may . proved by pu,li7g It 10
fresh water at he end Of ,h.t tine, when. after a
few hour immersion. 1t will recover fruni II, pro-,
trae. ed drunkenness Lrif. aud Fo'A.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

Hon Tnoursos CAnrByLt.-1hs gentleman lief,
this city wednesday morning last, iSr California,
accompanied by his family. lie carries with hun
10 hi. new houie the warm wishes Of oil no knew
him here fsr his continued prosperity aud success
--Gaiena J.tsrSor,dn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16
J. o. GLOVER, Supervisor
VI. OsNAN, L. Clerk,
J. II. MoERUL, J p.
\. A. Fisher, J. P
Ottawa, April III 1883. auditors.

New Goons -Mr. Cheeyer has Just received his
spring stock OF goods, comprising everything kept
in drygoods stores. His ladies, dress goods are
par Icuarly fue-aII selected from the latest aud
most fashionable styles, and are OF the very best
quality. Call and see.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

pIED-very suddenly Yesterday. IN Nsu ,
York. Mrs. CnAnLorrr ". T'tsn' IN nor a.o
year. r. ou.v, for nh en-
Two years,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

Tho Legislature of lllinos, at its recent scs'ion'
passed alaw legalizing slavery. The same body
al.o repealed all lave restricting the liquor ""tie
A progressive people that st anthony hf
DTsiS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16
SIi:ur EXCHANGE

On New York in sums TO SUIT purchasers, for'ais
W. noyg NoRRl. 4 FisnkR.
"uor.v also RENTED through Grlunell, Mln'urn
& 20. New York, 10 any part oi Europe. al 'hs
lowc ii rates,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

NEv CorSrv.--The counties Of viii and lro-
Quois have both voted in avor Of erecting on, Of
parts ofeaoh Ike new county Of Kanknkec. The
vote N WIN stood, LII in favor to 159 against.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

4 holy thought clothed ia suitable language
stands oat before the mad a-a heau,eo.s hsuts,
m white robes, pointing 'is author Ia tie -kvs.
II becomes a spiritual companion to Ii f the soul
upwaId- TO aId ~ It's nnble,t aspirations
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

TWELVE HUSDRED LApEs ~ Rsvoir-N APP
pears from Paris correspondent That the ffehch
Government have got into disturbance WIN
twelve hundred women in Marseilles The cigar
factory there was the scene of the riot. An ~.
n0vatlon had been made IN the mode OF eu't'Gg OIL
the Jagged ends Of cigars, after they hsu oesn
rolled into shape. Knives were ordersu !" We
substituted for scissors to perform thus opst"'on
The row that succeeded passes belief iweNe
hundred ladies' rose in revolt, and became so w,
tsrly unmNnageable that the military had 70 os
called out 1t seems that the fair creatures 'Wo,
aud fought aud cursed aud scratched, anu wou,'
listen to nothing. They demanded Tue un'o,a',
tional withdrawal Of the offensive i.no'"'' Nv
The subject was a very vital one to ,hsn.
cut of the end Of cigar with kn'o ief,'
tho exercise Of some strength, Misne IN o"v
sea, IN or!sr to apply the pressure P,oPe,H, wv.
very sharp instrument All ms 'aNe' r"v
aud consequently, dl,ninishes the numosI ., n.y. =.
garsmads in day. and the wages eafheu' 's'
directors intend to be just but mu,'ny mu" "
p'ni.hed first, so the workroon' that gave "e
signal of INSTRUMENTATION is to be smut o'
month, and twelve ringlsadsrs arc to DC d''ln's
Sod. A third VI tho females Employed are s"''
under twenty years Of age.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

The having ofihe rails on the Chicago and Ms.
E'slPp Railroad. between thu. city and bloom
ng'on. was commenced ON yesterday Spring
fetd Journal 5h
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

ErQuETrE-A correspondent ofths New York
Tribune, writing from Havana thus notices the
ceremony attending sGrn out " 4 fire IN that
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

New York, T. ~, April 9th.
The steamer Illinois reached her dock a. !
o'clock thls sVenlus Sha bring. the California
mail. IT the l6sh March. 81 95i, 900 Ia gold AMI
sos passengers.
The steamship Union left A.pinssll for New
York. Wa Jamaica, On Slst March.
The following are the principal eon'isnse' per
Illinois;
Exchange Bank. $500 900. Adam. 1 Co,
sIy7 900, Burges.. i Plume, 100000, Duaean,
sherman 4 Co, Sls6 900; W. F.rgo& Co., 81 "a,
QUO
By the arrival Of the steamer Antonio AT la.
vana, Ne have Valparaiso dates of the 2sIh Feb.
and Callao 18th March, At the former place,
business had somewhat improved.
The stock Of dur was very .nalI. and firmly
held at SsA $50, Political intelligence unimpor'
tAnt, Congress having adjoarnsd, and tho P's-i.
dent being on hus Southern tour. Gen BIaueh
goes 10 France as Minister Tho custom revenue
al Valparaiso for 1852 was 100000 IN excess
OF 1851.
AvsTRALn-Da,es to the sih January had
reached Valparaiso. but tssy were anticipated
by way Of Eng and Business was pretty brisk
among the shipping at Callao.
+ Perd continues quite tranquil, and the yellow
fever was declining. The il-pute between Nsw
Grenada and ECUADOR seems to be settled IN an
ancab,s manner. The barves,s ~ the Sog1l
were more abundant than ever. The mnrg
district. eoalinsed to yield abundansly. The l
;. si"op VI war Portsmouth has hsrn ordered ''
san Juan instead Of Callao.
The Chiian auIhorillr, had released the Amer
icans who had been 80 long confined, without
trial.
A serious disturbance, owing to some polii'ca
appointment, occurred Dot wsen .hs inhabitants o
lobigo, but It was pat down without loss Of lite
Some insult. Were offered to foreigners, aud tb'
Port smouth WAS detained there in consequence.
7 The California nsvsis msagre AMI unmport
ant. The Port Warden bill " the Legislature
had passed the Senate by the casting vote oi The
Lieut. Governor.
Indian difficulties continued to disturb The mi
ner..
The leading Democrats Of the State mids
festival feast day of th. 4lh.
\ difficulty occurred at Havana between th
MINERS sLd Indians, IN which some II or 20 d
tho latter were slaughtered
n number new and very rich diggings hat
been discovered near Nevada aud COania.
The steamship Independence, for whose lat
great fears were entertained, she beng 90 day.
over due at San Francisco, had about 400 pas.
"nger. aboard
III, New Orlean, left San Francisco for Au,
traj,o ,a tas llth with 10 passengers.
! Oregon ..,s, are the 18th inst. he small po
was raging lea, fun among The Indians
Ca,harin. Haye. haG given her last sus'er'p
ton concert at San Fran,isso. IT,.
The weather had been favorable Tor h''u'hg'-
u The market had been dull.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

OK HrtLs Colo>r.- 1t may be remembered
'ha' The I"o"ne somswsek' seo. rullished IN .c .
Sount OF the Psnn.slvania colony, IN behalf Of
which 'hegsnerous Norwegian was playing hi. in.
e'hpsIaole violin, from sta smen,. made to tho
editors by his agent FROM the ". Y Jy,b.,,
we are posted np in regard To the COLONY to tho
present time. IL states that Ole Bull h.. been
very successful IN southern tour, and ths,>eol
"ny Is dong well. The ihdus,rnu, emigrspt,
have erected a numper Of school houses. and a
great ma"y dwellings for REORGANIZATION o {
themselves md th-rifrends Who are expected to
arrive from the Fatherl.nj during the present
spring They have also opened number Of new
roads. ard are prepared to pu, in crops Of ,priar
gran, Nc, a large quaatty Of maple sugar has
been recently produced by the colonnts and ".
have no doGdt Ole Bull Sugar will command .
high ptce ramars-t. 1t is said that th. great Vi.
olns' intends, abos, the frsl .f Jul,. 10 ,,,,.
great least AMI musical sniree IN h,. COLONY, at
which the vlsnIs will consi, Of beef. venson troui
aud he drink oiPurc mountain spring wa,sr That
Will DO feast worth attending
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-16

The following is the statement Of the Supervisor
Town OF Ottawa, in account with J o. Glover
Supervisor.
1852 Or.
ApriI 9th. BY ca sh reed OF VI f.
HOLSTER, late suprv'r. 26 s.
By Co. O.ders OF same, 49, ~
sept 4Oth By cash OF treasurer, li2 -
Total, S6ii 50