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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05

The RoussETr FAMILY will leave to day in the Nioara
qua steamer for San Francisco Their brilliant su scsss
10 The Atlantic cities WILL undoubtedly be folio -ed by
srtater tiuwphs in California The family consists Of
Caroline, Adeside, Therezine, and ClemeutAe aud it
rarely happens that four sisters combine much aen.
as these young artists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05
Southern Is~Yns

BALTIMORE, August 4. 1883
ton N. G.
fire at Fairfax (va) Court House, yesterday, des.
o,ed the Fairfax NeDs printing Office and number Of
other buildings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05

prrrsBUaG August A, 1853
The river has risen several inches and l. no . n rood
navgable erder-the water stl,.y thirty 70 inches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05

v}SnAse RIM b q clearly foreshadswed % the
rise Of Tomorrow sun.
Nor are the prospects Of China less clearly
defined in the book of fate. Barbarism and
backwardness are being driven from their
strongholds in the Celestial Empire. Arevolu-
ton, springing from what causes prosecuted
by what men, and aiming at what ends, we
hardly know, has already shaken the throne
and convulsed the empire to its centre. OF
this alone are we confident; any change will be
for the general benefit Of mankind. H-as
seems probable-foreign aid be solicited by
the insurgents, and granted them on certain
conditions, the opening of China to the com
merce Of the world will of course ensue Even
+ if the Insurgents succeed in establishing ma
| tional Chinese monarch on the throne obvious
policy will require him to pursue more libe
raj course towards foreigners than his predeces-
sor. Foreign intercourse has already taught
the Chinese the folly of the rule Of exclusion
and we may safely take it for granted that an =
change in their foreign policy will tend to
abolish instead Of reaffrming this relic Of y ar
barnns ages.
The prospect Of the revelation in these two
nasions which have stood 20 long in the wly of
The worlds progress, must be source of upteign-
eS joy to the philosopher and the phiiaRthr opist.
A new sphere is about to be opened to.the BIZ
Sole. to civilization, to commerce. II is not
! confined to China and Turkey alone. Japan
! claims part of the newly discovered world
| A hundred millions 81 human beings. scattered
over the islands of tie Japanese Empire and
the neighborhood. sre unconsciously awaiting
| an event which is to aise them from tie condi-
| ton of oarbarians to that of co-worke-s in the
great enterprise of human development and
progress.
Such things are in store for this world OF
ours. Those amops us who are new in the
prime Of youth may live to see them all accom-
| plisbed and the crowning results Of these des-
tined commissions attained. The process may
| be DC 1uous, comf Heated. Wars will proba-
| bly, arise, and human blood will be shed in
| vain attempts to- countervail obvious destiny.
| Men-tools of ircumstances-may play the
partof foolish obstructives, or glorious heroes
| as chance commaEde but the net consequences
Of the conservatism of the one and the valor of
the,others will be precisely the same as if nei-
| Their had ever been born.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05
From Cinslnnatl.

RIOT AND LOSS OF LIFE -CoNGRATULATIoN Fee
Mr. O'DONOBUE.
CINCINNATI, August L. 1858.
riot between two parties engaged the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad lawrence burg on Sunday last
resrtd in the death Of three ana six others we're sen
verely wour ded.
Mr.. W. F. Lyons left this city to-day, as bearer Of
copgratulatory address to Mr. ODonohue prepared by
order Of recent meeting Of citizens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05
Kentucky Election.
FROM AN IRREGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

LOUISVILLE August T. 1858.
Our returns make 1t almost that tha wings have
elected eghr Congressman leaving the democrats only
Linn Boy and O. Breckenridge. Tue wings have also
carried both branches Of the Legssturs by increased
msjorities.
Mr. Stantons friends coofde that he has carried
his election 70, the democrats have three nombers
Boyd Breckenridge and stantop-and the wings seven
The wings have carried both Of the legislature
by decisive msjorities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05
Movements OF Southern steamers.

CHARLESTON August 2, 1853.
The steamship southeruer Capt Thomas Evan from
New York, has arrived at this mort.
SAvASNAH AUGUST q 1853.
The steamship Augusta Capt. Lyon, arrived here to-
day from New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05
NEWS BY GRAPE:


CONCERNING THB OR0AN-BURR Va. renfNY.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YoRx HERALD.
wAsMsGros, August 4, 1858.
The denial In the National Democrat Of the ststs-sut
that negotiations foot with the spprobatsu o9
the President to purchase Burrs interest In Tat
for Forney and establish New York organ u an ipu-
dent lsshooa 1t susceptible Of proof that Ne state
snt was strictly true and that Burr On here ia
conclude the bargain but failed because the "pswsrs
here did rot value Barr highly as he valued himself
ForDsy ought 10 supposed to know and be asussss
in the correctness Of tho HERALD's statement.
AsNODlus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05
State Teachers Convention.

Rochester, August 4, 1853.
The Teachers Convention coDveusd again to day.
The Business Committee reported in favor of Oswegc
for the next meeting, the 1T August, 1854 which
was adopted.
report on County Associations WAS read. Resslu-
lions in favor Of these associations introduced de-
bated, and adopted.
In the afternoon session, Mr. Valentine offered reso.
lucn to solicit from the Legislature an
to the Association and act Of for it.
Professor Epson read address to the teachers of
the State.
The Committee Amendments to the Constitution 10.
ported
The following officers for ths ensuing elected
-President-B \ Rec, OF Buffalo. Vice Presidsnts-J.
Vosbursh Of Recbester ]. Jenpea II New York; Mr..
Harfy OF Elmira: and Mr. WinEIow OF Watertown Cor
responding Sseretary-T W Valentine, of Albany. Re-
cordDg Sscretares-MessrA. Pansr OF Utica, and Fam
Ling Of New York Treasurer-O Mnorshouse.
The Convention doing busisess rapidly to-day.
They adjourn this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05

Failures.
BALTIMORE, August 4, 1853.
The receipts from the Cumberland coal mines hst week
amounted to 600 TONS Operations On the sani have
been again resumed.
We have received mail from The South this morning
beyond Savannah, making three due from New Or
leans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05
Mails for the Pacific.

New York, Friday, August s, 1853.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

Tur HOMESTEAD Bill IN CoHcress Hon
r, Dawson of Pennsylvania, from The Committee
on A priculture, has reported n Homestead Bill
10 the House, Of which the following is an alb
strnCt.
Sec |. ANY person who is NJ The head Of a fam
liz nd citizen of he United States shall be en-
titI.d to enter tree Of cost quarter section OF un.
ann onria,cd government lind,
Sec Q Arv person nvaiIlng himself of this law
IL IN make affidavit that he is the head OF family
No ., tent can be issued unhl after five years from
snch entry, n, the end Of which time The; or in
cose oThis death: the widow, ornrop-r represent a
live to move that he, or he widow &c "a III e
nse may he has continued to reside on and cul-
,yn,ed said land mud still resides on the same and
has no, a,ened it, whereupon patent is TO is-
Sec 2 Register Of land Office 10 note such m.
n LEGATION in the track boots and make return
thereof ,othr General Land Office.
Sec, 4. An such land not to be subject to We
40 Id for any heb, contracted prior to the issue of
the patent
Sec. S. In case the applicant shall ceas to re-
de on the land for six month at any time, it shall
revert bnck to the Government
CO Any foreign born person nown rosiden,
of the United States wha has filed his drclarnt ton
Of intention, to h. allowed to come in under
this nc, provided he completes his citzea.hipb,
fore the five years are up
Sec A person allowed TO maka but one entry
upon this act.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31
The Erie Riot

Why lei that little horouch Of few thou
sand inhabitants, continue so lcrg 10 abuse insult
and outrage the ppblici WHY hold cut in tht
most gnominious course Of conduct beyond all
example.
We have looked with snxiety Tor something
ike an apology but the Mayer Gays the guagc
shan not be changed.
"The Legislature of PENNSYLVANIA, in lsi9
through the influence Of Philadelphia ana the
Central railroad of PENNSYLVANIA repealed he
act Incorporating The Erie and Ohio Railroad
company. that breaking The link and intcrpo
cling as wassn supposed, nm unsurmcnn'nhle barrier
TO the present progress Of the New Y~rk Railroad
TO the West" This is his language 1t il an
open avowal that it is their iect TO interpose
barrier to the trade and travel among the States
Yes the Earians with swonrd in hand are deter
mined to shut up the great commercial thorough
fare ofthe West
Why this riot is permitted TO 60 on for weeks
70 entirely beyond our comprehension. II the
proper authorities had stopped the affair in sea
son the death Of those killed on the 9th would
have been avoided, and now the longer it is per.
mitted to continue the more dangcrou. it will 10.
come.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

We clip the following from orr New York
correspondence. 1t being TO long to publish en-
tire this week.
NV YoRK, Dec 81 1858.
NEsSrs. EpIross-
Quite large namber Of foreigners were col.
lected together last evening ut Eckhart's Ho'el
in this city to discuss the projected sNpritian
Of Turkey. Tie scene was picturesque in the
the extreme, AMI woul have formed spl-nlti
.uhjrct fr the pencil ol Tenirr-. Tables wcr.
arranged here and there anil on each # Jhom
stood numerous gnb,sts, vhl,h periodically over
flowed with laicer beer AGer several spas
n,olc pnG., 70 clear away III" ta6,ccn ,m.k-
which ohs'tuctel NV yis,iou | wgs enabled Ga
discover that he room, was tjNri with m.u 81
evcey nation men with Large leari., AMI irom
whose n ouths curu-l, shared pipcs Projected
desperate booking fellows, destined probably GO
be the sayiurs II Ottoman Por'c, AMI the terror
Of the Emperor Of all the Russians. FROM tie
speeches Of he evening. which were al Jr''y
cred Ia German hr.uag".
learned that Ills society intends {, organ
IL several companies, who v III start e. Ccns'an-
tnorle direct; p soon rs sufficient funds can D.,
raised Among its member, are Germans. and
Frvnch Poles, Hurgarisns, and even Amer.
cans. lis sympa'hics are with the Sgltan-,t.
object the downfall Of Nicholas--i's ambition
military glory. The first company Is now ready
to depart |, leaves n Y. in fortnight for the
seat OF sar. Each man has nothing else TO cx.
expect than n free passage To the place Of Je,.i.
nation. Each man goes AZ a rrivate citizen, and
without any other support whatsoever E,ch
man goes to win imrerishatie renovn 81 10 leave
his bone. to whitcn on the shore Of the Dauu
teel
Much anxiety is felt here, as to what, hands
ut. Vernon, the home and grave -four beloved
Washing on, will eventually fall into see il;
has been proposed that Congress should pur
chase it for the United States but that Virginia
will not Assem-, to this; indeed the Governor Of
that State las already appealed to the patriot
i'm OF her members Of legislature TO secure it
He recommends that it be converted to the use
OF some proper Institutional model State farm
The ladies' Of the South propose to purchase The
estate by way transcription, and preserve i, ss
a hallowed resorte for 'he people Of all nations
Should The National Government or the State OF
Virginia fail in securing the GROUND. i hone the
ladies will succeed, and thus prevent this sa
cred spot, from falling into the hands Of ayari
cious spectators.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31
Behold Andrirus Panorama, showing all the
men, women and children 10 Ottawa
County Temperance Convention.


In view ofthe in,emperance in l.. Sale coun'
ty, occasoning miseres and woee, serious riots
waste Of property, loss Of life, corruption OF
morals. and greatly increased tax alton, we feel
,ha. there isl just occasion for a convention OF
the people TO devise such measures as in their
wisdom shall be'doemed cxpcdient to insure the
public welfare in the utter prohibition Of the
traffic in intoxicating drinks.
Accordingly we do hereby invite the friends Of
Temperance in this county. who are disposed to
organize County Temperance Allnc, in har.
mony with the principles Of the State Tempe
rance Alliance, to meet 10 the basement Of tho
Free Church in Ottawa, on Wednesday the
fourth day Of January next, at the hour OF elc
ven o'clock A. N.
NJ X Whiitesey, G. L Thonpson, NJ Z
Holliser, GeoSSchlos.er, b. C. Cook, L. l..
Waterman, VIM. Cogswell, Ottawa.
Elmer Baldwin. Farm Ridge.
Dr. J. z. Judd, H. T. Sweet, Peru
T. L. Breckenridge. q L. S Stuff, In Sale
Vim. Barber, VIM, Jones, j. s. Stockton V
pimmick, j. Jones, O. jones, j. Hubbard
Freedom.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

FnoH wAsHrseroN.- An accidental visitor nj
Washington. who fragments the House great
dea, With view Of seeing The lions writes to
% thus
Col Benton look. Lost and humhled in the
House. He comes in n a morning. sits m hour
~ two, ~ then leaves A YOU NAV have spen
he has gwerally voted with the Administration,
and bss qnts silent TINS far. Ha has made
sevsral "A nvts 10 oh'sin the floor. but hi- slow,
sclesn, 4 rnifsd Senatorial rising is no. fast
snourh { ? the Hon.., md about twenty Mr..
spe.ke-. has reached the car Of the Chair he.
fore he :, heard: and then he IL compelled to
take HE seat with the same client dignity with
which he arose. II IL clcar The House is unsut.
ed to him, and be toit'-Mo, Rep.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31
Hafbor improvements.

Mr. Philips offered resolution, which was
read as frlowa:
Resolved Thatthe Committee on Commerce
be instructed to inquire into the proprety Of con
tinuing and completing such Of he river and har
hor improv emen,S ~ were appropriated for tho
Inst Congress, and which, in tn, opinion Of the
committee. are within the ronstitutinn1l power.
of this government AMI Of general interest and
Importance; and that they renort at an early day
Of the session bv bin or or otherwise.
The resolution passed ayes III, nays 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

"Ar>ar.s Dee. 2T--rtryr E'urntp --
Nr Seward. Railroad ba' provide '.ats ea.I
l.s' ca.- double track rrEn,d -ha! ~ con-
auur'cd through tlc territories # the Unite!
States north Of the i0.hrpwl.c, in north lau
tuia to the Eastern Boundary. That tie pub
lie land necessary f,r tie width Of the bel Il he
road shall be coded 90 tie Company duuuS i's
existence That The road may he contracted
authorized by any 81 the Legislature " the State
The Secretary OF War i.sre proposals AMI &c.
ioct the one most advantageous to the state --
That the government shall advance funds either
in money or in chpks, and dat the company dc'
ppst IS 100000 either in money or public stock.
for the faithful performance Of the contract
The road Is to he completed in five yeafI
from the time ofcommcnccmcnt And the con
pauy 10 enjoy tor their own use for fifty years me
profits andemolumeuis OF the road. But the I
: Mails troops and munitions OF war to be tran
sporcd at rates to be- dctermIualcd ~ the gov
eminent aLd Congress.
Mr.. Jones of Tenn pronounced br,ei and e.
oqurnt Eulogy the death OF Mr. D. Campbell,
ale member Of the House, when the Senate ad-
Ioumed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

THE LufRlEY Association will meet ut Ne
cianics Hall, on Tuesday evening next, ut 6.
O'Clock.
OGDrR ~ EXERCISES:
Miscellaneous business.
Essay BY j. II. Dart, Egg,
Reading Of the paper; aud discussion 0: the
following question via:
Ecsolrcd That we should obey all the laws Of
GU; country, be they right or wrong.
Dr. J. o. Harris. prepayment; De- j. Stout
respondent.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to attend,
T. HAMPTON, Pres.
j. O. IIARRi', Sec,y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

STEM Sur T9 rnr SNNpvIru IsL,Nns A
COMPANY has brcn organized Mt San Francisco,
with capital Of ten millions Vt dollars, for the
purpose Of establishing line Of Steamships
thence to China via the Sandwich Islands. The
Paciii, ocean bids fair TO become great field Of
enternrisc, in nrerno'jng communication by steam
h"tNh"n the Pariiic ports. Australia and A'la.
Gte,t Britain will in a few months have line
Of steamers to run between Panama, Australia
and China Courier and Ipquircr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31
Ottawa Market.

Reported and revised weekly by n. b. Bistol
For the pas, week the roads have been good
and market brisk Farmers are very well satisii'
Cd a, present prices, for thi. season of the year
and are hauling in freely at prices quoted, We
notice that some Of thc warehouses Are getting
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

THE MlPDERERs OF Ma STonY-The Grand
Jury have found a true bill against the follow
hug persons concerned in the murder Of Mr. Stc.
~, Kern Brennan, James Tonhey, Owen o Mel
Patrick Durkin, John Byan, Martin Byan, Mich
ael Touhey, John Murphy and James Council
We have not learned whether their trial will
take place this term Of court or not Ii is most
lrobatle il will
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31
TO TAX COLLECTORS.
ANY quantity Of Tax Receipts, irst printec
and for sale AZ this Office.
NOTICE.

sincerely hope that nv friends throughout
the country will not neglec, to call and s'ttlc
their arrenrages for the Free 1,ndcr, up to NJ
&c Of the present volume and save me from the
rupieasant necessity ofmakine cns's Don't de
lay duty which you can 80 easily died 'go.
III. OMAN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

Mr. Wentworth has given notice that lie would
introduce bill extending the provision Of the
pension.laws 10 the surviving soldiers and their
widows, engaged in the last war with Great.
Drtian and the Indss wars prior thereto.
We have great many OF these soldiers in
La Sale county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

We have been Informed the good old custom
nf making calls on New years will be observed
IN this city Monday rex.-to revive and cherish
our acquaintance with our friends and neighbors
md to exchange fervant wishes for happy
New Year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31
A Farm FOR Sa IC,

C,lTUATED one mile and a hafnorth of Ota-
y wa containing 100 acres, all fenced, and 10
acres under cultivation. There Is onit a one story
frame house &c by 81 feet.
T,rms.-One. third down. and the balance in
tire annual payments.
ID scrmbcr 5j-Gm. Mrs MARY NAwToN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31
TaE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
Ottawa, December 10 1858.

V. n. p,tNrR, tho American. Nrw-P'pc
Agent, istls only auth 1ri=ea irsRt'or thus paper
nthe cities OF Boston, New York. and fhtind'I'
phia. and Is duly empowered 10 take advertise
ments and subscriptions nj the rates rcq'jrrd ny
vs. His receipts will be regarded MS payments.
lie Offiresarr-8osrov. Scollay's Building NTw
YosK, Tribune Buildings: PurtsptrFEIA, NV
corner Thrdand Chesnu, streets.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

Hog slaughtering ia going on Briskly. The
prospect is bright for large seasons work
Three houses are killing and packing ousily. On
Lost Saturday as high as q per 100 net wa. paid
bu, the ruling rates NAV be act dawn Mf3 rs
10 o. 06. according n weight and quality. Very
,---"''. No. wonId probably bring little more
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

DIED Suddenly, Of Group, in Joliet, on
Sunday, the 35h, Cora, daughter Of i. a, and
Jane Nj Hill, recently Of this city--aged year
G munths aud Is dhysa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

GryrLrvrN: Mrs Washington and myself
have been honorel with yonr polite invitation to
the assemblies in Alexandra this winter, and
thank you f,r this mark of your attention But.
alas our dancing davs are no more We wish,
however all thase who relish 50 innocent and
agreeable sn Amusement all the pleasure the
season will afford them md am. gentlemen.
yenr most obcdicnt and obliged humble servant,
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

TEE HoLlpAYs.- Our citizens are making merry
with the time during the holidays, Balls, par.
ties. oyster suppers. etc, etc, are considered De
amusement Of the day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31
Int.

A pocket book between Thomp'ons drug
store ali the hlnk--ron'ainine some popor4 II
an- one has f,unl THE viii olligr me- much by
leaving it at the bank Cm.lG rruEs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

The Indians as represented on Starved Rock
IL Apdrieus Panarama Of Ottawa look Ike so
usny hungry starved devlsl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

40" s'M' no, h''h'','"1 rNm0' wax sHch
'mm'n's sums "' 'n'N'y 'I'".d " pe'' oy You
asa TX on an h''P ..,'''' 'r"'ie ,' ''','N r
U'l. m purpose" ",y'rh'nrn,' 'N' p'Y 10
e,,'n q t"' P.'' CO... ''c '. ,"a''
'' N''M"'' wa Wv" ", ''i' '''",' y
c''',,' ", ',,' ~ ''s,' o''.,g W
"'"e u''h "'''S ".''','' VIZ" ', y"i -" ,,r
n''' p'',-' w.. 80, i ."1 u',,,,,s ,a 10,
.'''l,:", '.,'', ,.''..y' ,,' ,''''
','.,, WI Nv '',,.'ui'', Ia w., T., fs,,
sui, ,''',, '' s, .'.'i ,,I 90
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.,1,, ,II..o ,l., a,s, Lc scr, ,o COT, ,be
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

THE FREE TRADER OFFICE REMOVED
TO The third sorry Of Na,,ingcr's New Building
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

CKovIr CouRr.-TLis term Of cour, com,
menced the "A Of Nov. and will continue till the
9Th Of January.
Thus far there have been n, proceedings Of
par. ocular interes, to the public.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

There ale thirty five trains ofras arriving
at Chicago daily, and thirty five leaving dali
".
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31
Manila COrdNSc !

4 LLsiSes-wil be sold as cheap ne can be
n bought at Chicago, by the coil or olherwis'.
acknowledgement to call andeS1mine.
ncrr ii. L. ~ SMITH,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

Fac IN Erw York. On the 9th great FIRE
occurred 10 New. York. Loss from one to two
millions