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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

rUrN,Vs Mosruir yos N,scH The 'b'nr
bon Question" BY the Rev. }. Ii. Hanson oesu
pies considerable space in the March number
ami aside from any interest which siay 10 isi' az
to the il, ntlty Of the Rev. kle.ier Williams Mr,
llansons review OF the French work by MI
Beauchs.e. will amply rspa, perusal The
statement u the Prince lie Joln'Ile. whlsh has
been 80 confidently relied upon a' demoI''hins
Mt Nau,sns stalrmsnt-, i. proved, by very good
testimnny, To- I've, IN \ material point, :"iNl' al
variance wiki truth or rrcbahllris. II Nj Hal"
40, had n, more hrmid, able difficulty IN "ta6
l,hins the identity Of the pauphln than Tie
prlnre's polished statement b" would have '"'
L,ic trouble IN tho matter Bot" eH-'h''e
who wish to rsr.ue the investigation VIII hn'
mach m ths a,tisls Iu ,nIsit,t Ibeah
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vTnnhlC al Nlu IuaM.

Tho leading fact. 10 lb, singular proceeding
are summed UP a. follow. by the journal Of Com
m'rcs:
The visit Of tho United States -hip Cyane
Commander lI1llins. TO San Juan dc Nrcafagua
va made on the representation. of the IHp,t
Company. with vler 10 their protection N IA,
occupation Of lands 10 which their CLAIMS wcrs
denied by the city, and from which they apprs
h,nIrd rIettmcnt Commander l,ln'. having
heard the satcrpcut. Of both parties the pre,i
deus OF the CITY C"gnc,I representing the ore, aud
tie clerk II The Agent Of the Transit Company
the other. tetacheda file oi marines To mount
guard On the disputed territory. Ills occurred
~ the 10th ut aud when, un the morning al
ths /? h, the City Mr.hal pursuant I" The legal
proceeding. which had been instituted, went I"
execute the Nril Of cJ-rimcnt against tbs Gem
pany, lie wa. udrrdrfsL off by a Lieutenant 81
Marines The Marshal having made return oil
the facts. the city government struck It's h,s and
surrendered 10 the slonp II war, issuing al the
same Ir"- an explicit protest to tha proceeding
What he orders Of Commander Hnlns we,e
are not known, bu, 1t IL probable that he acted on
his owr Judgment A difficulty had arisen be
tween the Transit Company and the au,horit'.
anil he attempted to mediate between he parties
as there IL evidence to show We wait ior fun
reports ON bath sides. The Government, OF San
Juan was legal one, though not recognised
.therb by Nicaragua or the United States, II was
chosen by the citizens The British Cabinet no,
long sine. proposed 10 the American Executive
10 endow San Juan with the rights aud privileges
Of free and independent city. And was certain
ly, entitled to he treated with much respect
The whole affair, as we view IT, is All effort on
the part of the Juans to compel the c"mPani to
transfer their station from Punta Arenas to the
city proper, a. under the prs.sn: arrangement,
their pckings from the passenger, Of the COM
panys ships are comparatively small. The CON
pany, on the other hand. having at first been
obliged to establish th.m.slv-. at PuntA Arenas,
and having there erected buildings and wharf,
and finding DEEPER water than exists on the town
side. and possibly being willing that their passsn'
gers and crew should liz little detached from
the town, are 'posel to remain where they are
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

T.,lg MovNG-Nearly every paper We open
ha, IN account Of some table walkn; or gyra.
tons. produced by circle laying their hands on
It; som. call the agsn, animal magnetism, other.
electricity. The rap seem to be as easily pro-
duce J. as tie table walking. Tie experiment II,
getting to te very common ous, and car 10 no
harm If people can di.conrec, it from the foolish
ile. Of spiritual agencies. Doubtless scientific
investigation will yet furnish 4 siactory sole
ton Of the mystery, and show 1t 10 be very
.impls matter when you understand 1t.
The Detroit Free Pres We. the folluvin; &C.
count Of an rIpe'imen. a. which the editor was
present auj participated;
-Four per,ers sat around small table ono at
each side, and placed the palms Of their band.
thereon, al the hands being joined together, so a.
to form CONTINUOUS circle around the table. AZ
ter the lapse # about ten minutes, the table lie
gan 20 show sign, Of lly.IIaess; moving AZ fir
slowly, but afcrvard. increasing is speed. !
moved in all directions, but principally in circle
4 Upon taking the hands or the motInn would in
msdiately cease. Tie placing ofa child upon
" seemed to have no .ifee, in stopping the move
i ment which was so rapid, =. sometimes, as t
make it necessary for those holding their hand
upon it, to walk quite hri.kly in order to keep II
with il. Upon some Of the legs 81 ia. table catei
ing in the carpets. It would rear up on the legs
caught, AID remain ia that position for eonsi,
d cradle length o! time. 1t is most singular e,
IN pertinent
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UENsr \. CL.RS-lt seem. there i. an inii
viJuil This name in Chicago. A, leas, such a
name appears IN a Chicago paper s. the end Of a
communication 10 which We are a.sailed for al
Iudins to the mean, made use Of, defeat the Al,
lanile and Mississippi Railroad il the last Legs
llture. Til. Mr. Henry A. Clark, it also seems
Was a, Springfield during III. lac. session Of the
Legislature. We remember seeing person whom
they called Clark, with a very sinister counter.
ance, hanging around the lobby and Jerking a,
members but,on'. lie was trying we believe
to lobby through some duhiou. Slam a-,ins, tic
state. II Nr Clark hns ever rendered the state
any service he oush, certainly to be paid. II.
bns done nor. for tn. state than ve should iud.,
from hs eountcn.ncc, he i, in the habit Of duin!
fUr individuals, How he became 30 ardent
friend Of both the Alton and Vincenne, interest.
las on the ,cots Of principle, the two are an,aga
ni,'is) will probably remain hidden among the VI
developed transactions Of Grocery No TO-" Til
Aforesaid grocery WAS great nursery Of patri,
tism, and Il Nr. CLARK therein imJibei hi. gre:
zeal for Illinois state policy, it WAS certainly =
surprising thing. A man Of his purity We ,hou
think, has peculiar right to talk abou, IN,
who are no, generally supposed to work wi,ho
pay" II Mr.. Clark has ever been prevailed u
on to work for pay, it would take some afidav
Q besides his own 10 make US believe it.
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National Telegraph Convention.

We have watched our eastern exchanges for
several weeks for the proceedings Of the convsn'
ton which met al Washington Oh the Sih ult, OF
representatives from tho different telegraph lines
throughout the country, for the purpose OF esiae'
fishing some uniform regulations for he different
liues IN the country They ssen however, not
10 have 60, rto ls papers. Eut through the
kindness Of Judge Caisn, We have bees placed IN
possession Of the ofisial proceeding from which
We CLEAN e ~ items, that seem to possess come
public interest.
There were IN Attendance representatives from
sixteen different telegraph companies, embracing
ths leading lines Of .ne country, and represented
nv such men 4. f. 0. j. Smith, Arao. kendall, B
g. French, &c.
Anon: the regulations adopted were tio fol
loving:
That, in counting word, hereafter proper nance
shall be coultsd rs 20 many words rs begin with
capitals, thus John Smith will be couRted as
two words. Compound words joined by ahyPsen
also to be counted a. Two words
ls passing messages over different ns' the
full direction i, to be given without ab6rsviati"n,
and tina: No sbbre'iations ara allowed to be made
by operator, or copyists private messages.
If in passing over two or more lines, a break
occur all tho line, are to be Immediately notified
and where the break is, and when repaired.
The practice Of tempting, BY offers Of higher
pay, Sc, operators to leave one line and go on
another, is discountenaneed. Nooperator /. 70 he
employed on another line, unle.. he can bring
Recommendation from the one he leaves. II he
wishes to leave a line, however. and he is de-
serving ii i. made the duty Of the proper otfiser'
Of the company he is leaving, to give him are
commentator to other companies.
Message. Of inquiry from one line to another to
preeede ali o'her business
Tie Morse alphabet was adopted for the lines,
except the tubsitation Of the spaced letter for
X and fer c and the following signals and
Authorizations: Figure :: Messenger will wait
for answer; 8, answer by Telegraph payable here
4, answer Immediately 10y telegraph g. vas mes,
,avs received and del,ersdi " TO .,anG for
words, CT. collect; pd. paid; D II, free; r Il
II, refundins message free; 4 STepea,; s
final signal.
A corresponding committee was appointed
consisting of Mes,rs. French, Swan, Kendall, Ca
ton And Morehead, whose duty it wa. made to al
range uniform tariff VI charges, to act on di.
pu,ed question between companies, and to d
whatever else may be deemed Of in.sre., TO III
business.
A similar convention was recommended 10
held annually.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

AsoraSn Nrw lcEI ESrrRrInu-J n G,;.-
void. American consul at Shanghai and son ~
'hs eminent merchant VI this ,ity, Russell. Stur.
sl', asd Captain nearbors recently " command
ei me Panama from China. and others have
cunt powerful and swift steamer IN th. city. To
'un I" tow and passenger boat between ,bs
ports OF shanghai, Whampoa, Hong Kong. and
canton. The vessel 10 Of Coo tons opl, nuJ MI
cost $4,000. The wood work. from Culver,
,"") and engines III Il Duphan, 4 G., ar. all
That money could make them for strength anil
durability. and ths vessel lunt~ A. e n, you'll
Nv hkea bud The "ConIusius" Is ia. nam, AT
lh' steamer, m honor. ~ course, ni the ,rrsl
M"g"g Of the Chinese. The y. vii ..A IN =
wrrt az ten dats, IN charge ut CSrssIn nay
borne" who gnes ont with his family. asI VIII,
VIII remain on board. The must 81 the SAILOR. oy
Tue steamer aye Chinese. AMI excellent sailor, W,
hi' told they make, after UNDERSTANDING some.
.hng 81 the Ianguag, AID .auts uf Ikoer IN
ooatn The toniuclns will go ont IoaJrl with
'""' Mt hef own consumption, via the Cane Of
"""o hepe stopping at he Cape aud Sing pore
ana me owners expect to zee Der at Shangha,
N"an seventy days. md psrhap, .oonrr.-Au
rh'efpfislng party Of citizens have Trc.ntl, sent
one steamer To navigate the river. Of south
hne'ira, and now another American y,,,,, i,
SPOUT to take wings for the empre Of the C,lv,.
tia"'-N Y Eyyrn,
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lin M Asr>--We ind the following tyar,,.
INK NE rounds, Ne having occurred IN The .,p.;v
Al Washington
M. Clarke, senator from Rhode Isla,I. ha,.
l'g recently oPlo ,,lra,agsni appropriations
=" CAhiorns, m laJlapA senator un,Ir,tnnk TO
to 10 very severe IN reply. Among othr, things,
be sad ihe Gcvefnot II Rhode i,hnd. nom die
m'd'qnacy 81 bl, .sIu,. ~. forced w rai,e COW.
Aoi p'idls Tie nIi Mr. Clarh n jon,d. and
SAM be would state to the senator from Indiana
mat m Rhode Island mix was profitable bu,i-
mss AMI they always killed he ralrrs anil soll
'hs mix Tho difference between h. state and
o'hei places was. tia. they raised their cal,e,
ana h'''n; nothing to do with ILsn. sent them
10 congress.
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Illinois Ie:tsIatIon..A Corruption Fund,

Illinois lie: tslatIon..A Corruption Fund
The following article appears in the orsenvll'
( (Bnnd county, Jsurnsl 1t alludcs to a fact IN
blushinsly commented on in the Cincinnati pa
pers. that q large amount Of money was furnish
ed 10y the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Com
psny to be used in the Legislature II our state IN
defeat the / lantic and Mississippi, (ora. il i,
generally called) the Broush railroad charter -
Il i. to be remembered that the CnciUnali pa.
pcrs are he friend. Of the Ohio and Mississippi
road and are hottie TO the oLsr SO that the Use
.: lhl. f-rd !. no; charged, bat admitted That
Ills money VAS used directly in tie purchase OF
votes, /. not 10 be supposed, but It account. IN
what mus. have seemed great mystery to the
unsophislicaIcd about our Legislative halls, AMI
ihat is how 60 mac, able lobby ,hsmter-s nm
prsing more talen. thsn was on the zane Js
insidv Of the tar could afford TO spend tssr
lime and u.oncy SO freely in working SCANS, he
Brcu.h road. and where all he Champaign, oy.
s,es Dc ,tc came frop,.
lae following i.'he Article from The Grssn'.,'e
Jv4rnal
Tie Cincinnati newspapers cry ont 'sairs,
he "corrpyiton fiDiG,' Of sGrntr ~ .ght. ibor-
sd4G i,l,drs l,'rly used by what they term the
"ghrppers M # Tie Ohio ani Mississippi pruirc',
10 as'gat the Mississippi aud Atlantic Railroad
HIRE We have the story told by the tr-ul. and
advocate. Of jhc Oalo and Mississippi Railroad.
that seventy or eighty dou,and dollars have
been used by their own agents dlrin. ID, late
session, to defeat our bill for eonIeu!niHs the
right Of way
|, Is vel known fact that the people II hs
STATE o! l,liuas have been, 3; all tunes past, and
ave a, this day not only SO disposed, but ANXIOUS
tha, We should have those rights sonhrmei 10
US which are assured wv the Constitution TO
every citizen Of Illinois. What will the honest,
farmers Of Illinois saw, what will thew think. and
Psrui, - TO inquire. also "bd. wi they do
when the asiouuJin, iae, comes to heir ears,
that seventy or eighty thousand dollars have
been experiri 10 deprive portion Of Their
bfo,ner farmers Of ;heir natural and constitution
al right. To deprive them Of the cogm1u
right Of making their own road to market with
their own means
We dl,trC! truI! g'.r,.!rs'i, coD!mG1. on dis
Transaction Let eTery god c''I.n-aS he
values his own best interests a. be respects the
laws AMI the constitution wLi,h -aar-uire.
the safe enjoyment II life aNa property. 'rarch
thoroughly into til. matter. and judge for him
self More and siartln. facts are promised.
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hicago Market.

NWTT o ~
Flour We uOiIcr sale oi Cedar Crr,h Nhl.
Of ~ -
Neutrality-suspicious. for spnn. arr i5oG5,--
winter 7apt So.
torp-N clrg" atlnat WIS sold I, 40. and W.
also u ,Ir y Transaction nj 10 bus float - tor
56ts \ lot at 80 bus from store was sod Tor
uii,lng nd lie ,Iyercd NJ n.c-tbIs may bc consIJ-
Fred the highest mar kr, figure.
DaIs-6OU bus alnat was sid 4, Doc.
Grass Ssc,I- l37 bus sold TO day att he depot for
y markrtaI 81 -.
Ergs-Sd9c
Durd App,rs-Wr hear u a sale Of - bbisai
81 IS y bn
Surar-lO hhds y Ovetr sold to-day nj ;! &c =.
lId,s-9. 81 lOIc, acrordIugIo Tlary.
Sbinglrs-Carso pt 81 ~ arrived to-day and
sold to, s2dJ Wralsohelr II n ,a,, vi Ibim Il
4 Jones band, at s! - PIto.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

REMEDY ron Tng DrE cF MAO DgG.-A.
the cry Of mad dog. has becn raised IN tn, city,
he following; which We clip from au exchange.
may be worth pcrusal
A Saxon forester. hy the name cf Gas'cll. now
Of the Venerable age VI rrsh.y.twu, usNI.ln. TO
he taken 10 the grave wGlh a secret OF such i'm
port To mthsind, la. made public. ia the Lepsic
Journal. the mean, which lie had used tor fifty
years, and vhsreviih, he afirm' he Las rescued
many fellow beng. and cattle fun tie fearful
death OF hydrophobIa. Iate immediately warm
vinegar. or ttpid water wash the wound clrAn
Herewith, and then dry it, pour then upon the
wound few drops Of mu:atIc acid, because
mineral tcld- destroy the poison 81 the saliva, by
which means tie evil ,iIcci Of the latter Is leu
irliIeI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

Tux J,rAS EXPEDITION New York pa.
psrs state, on what they regard as good authority
from Washington, that Gen. Pierce has counter
manded the Japan Expedition, The reasons as
signed are, that the expedition ia tao small to e.
feet the proposed result, and that the present as
peet Of tho affairs Of Europe requires US to be
circamspec, Ct home interests.
The expedition consisted Of . vessels Of various
kind, carrya. ?.6 guns, and about 900 men
The standing army Of Japan, in time Of peace, i
stated to be about 900 men. and they hav,
plenty Of forts tis guns, aud all The other ma
chlncry Of war So that II intended 10 cocrc
measures with Japan, the force proposed to b.
sen, was ,riAing enough, while fOr u mission pure
/ ly u peace, it looked little too wMlike.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

SAvg ,rn EsrSiSG--1hs practice which ap
prcntlce- clerks, and othcrs have of spending
their caring, ~ !a,i as they accumulate, !. uuv
great reIon why 30 many never at an position
above w,lioctily in llc. A person who receives
but 4 spl compensation iui hs ~ wees, will,
with II lc care over hls exchcqurr aud system
Oftcgulthy ia hl. expenditure fluid tia, at tit,
sud ui 10 year Il" l. prepared to encounter any
cmcrg.iy or ml,hnp. Bu, rs u general thing
they mage To get rad 1T heir ctruingi qui NJ,
qalck ashley ATE due, thu, leaving h,ui wholly
unptcpo,J for emergencies by sickness, or Other
wise a g,tcm II curtalhng unnecessary expense.
" adnph by our younger folks, would bring
around to most happy and gratifying resulls aud
be the nuns NJ raising tn emincnce aud standing
IN socict, many who have now contracted the la.
bit IT paing with their earnings 80 readily aud
foolshly-for, the habit Of Keeping continually in
debt, bsf,s indifference aud dissipation, n lacb
ofself reject. ana M utter disregard for future
prospsct--Ths real cause for = great deal oil
crime mr. b. traced to tho habit Of fooli,h sx
pe"d',ur Of money III earlier day.--Aidms
7rdnscrr.
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Nr..rs W,co,& io~",hrfy h''c for sale al
is,i,s,,rr. south ,llr at the Count House Square
loiol,be large New EnSaodJuno Potato wh'h
the, VIII sol II a reasonable pUcc expressly Tor
seed. Tasspr-irs ct the poGnto has bo' recently
hen introduced into the west. and from rs sac
cess thus ilr 1t bids ar 20 'nrrlnnI every other
variety It's dry and mcaIr, grows unusually
hrse. auj u Tch sc,l becomes III Tor 'he table by
IN, middle ct June Every body who wishes to
surp', his table with hus potatoes by the nrs' 81
July. had better apply soon, as they are selling
/.
NyrN last.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

OTTAWA TsvS,HIP ELECTION. the town
election on TUESDAY last, in this place, j. o,
Clever was reelected supervise. by majority Of
Us over Vim. C,gsweN
Moses o.man, Town Clerk no opposition.
II. C. Cotton Assessor, by 90 majority, over
J. II. Wngusr.
A. F. Dow, Collector, ~ opposition.
1ho. Loring, Ovcrseer Of The Poor. AMI
John Lynch, Isa,c Bursii, and Sa'nl. 81!
win, Commissioned. Of lli,hway'.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

NeRrBsRS Nrrrc,L AND SURGICAL JorEssL-
Iii. valuable publication with which most ofour
medical men arc doubtless acquainted, is about to
enter upon another year, or volume. The March
ninb-r before Us prssents list rf orig nal Papen
Ike the following Naledic;ory Address, BY pro
lessor DAVIS, case Cf Ccllea rictonumj Epidemic
Hvsen'ary Rapid Growth, and spontaneous EA
pui,ion Of liyIstids from the Uterus, Uterine
Hemo'rsagc; AMI a number Of valuable ssls,-
iirn, editorials. Ic, Il. Ii by means Of such
publications ouly that the faithful physician
keep, pace with the prcsrs. II the .cience ard
the low price g: per annGm) of the work before
u. renders f.lGre to take Il insIcu.atle IN The
pr,s,ioners, especially in his region. ". I.
lleuick. ". D. El;or. PIHli,hsd by Bail.uNDs
and Co, Chi,aso
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tH'Ech FoE Drv ,Np puu,-A cire.lsr ha,
been issued by B,hop Wainwright. and o,hrr..
~ New York, inviting donation, 10 u. amount,
~ S2po Tor the erection Of church IN that
city f'r 'hs deaf and dumb About 100 ouch
persons now resale II that CIV. part IT whom
have been gathered INTO congregation by Rev.
Thomas Galaudet. who fr nv, months past has
preached TO thsn onth- Sabbath. IN tn. chapel
"i the InVesiy. A lew o! them have BEEN
"'rg'nSei INTO ehurch, under the sanction Of tls
Provisional BISHOP
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

Rhode ISLAND ELECrioS.-Ths state election
in Rhode leland was held on Monday, Tn. 70
suit Was complete democrats triumph. A dem.
octatie governor was elected, a democratic lcgis
la,urs and both members Of congress democrats
WbisgCry may well ".hu, up shop" when even
Little Rhojy forsakes the camp
The liquor law was sustained
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

GEnrGEy The rsbrA'ed General whose sur
render 4, Village, elo,ci the Hungarian war
,mid tL. ,ur.-, Of lie world VT h- tr.ashery
has IA ely pubh,hcihs Life ari Act, And gwen
. vivid ir,criPjlo Of he whole campa q. FROM
beginning to rnl. Tie New Ol-an, Dell. thu.
s,-aks Il Li, tv,.
lie write. az be fouCh'-vulv krcnly, with
marked ability AMI powsr, but vi.h an uirsrd-
regard ior public opinion 81 any s,nd lie attack,
KS G,h N ~ lmp,rgrhable and ruut.mptuo4,
.t,ls and di.nI So. hl> claims To historic rrnovn
wl'b b, me word Basg-rt' lie remind. N.
~ Vi Eurrhrli. 20 Gy,nsrl.is novel no sat ~
he ne place While he hue town hat. were
prtsIus At b., srea; achirrtn- u'. auL AZ th,
uoun,, ,hhl--.E Fudge" A. 'o the charst. =
,r-achrry Gurssy never orc- rei,r- ~ th.s. he
Qutt'N recount, his lie and .. ha. h,cn well
,aiI. -g, Oh, recon! 81 h' acts Do the ii,rS Of
h-.ucm'rs' 4 species IT rugged grim han"r
ruu. ,hrough lhr hole 9TH, boo, y h. cn cam,
over the deep recr-s.s ot no., iuslIlflb.r nature
Tie blue l'.hinlr, over ~ aty-s liz true
So. Ter Tie hD No belief N enthusiasm. or pnI
ula- virtue. I'll. faith - based ~ rsyvre'- ana
,r,lllsrg and hs understands the ToaT "f ,h, bat
tie hester ,uan the discussions Il Tie C,tpri A
you~g mamie ~. only hnry when the Hon.
.ariau war con.weuced-he j, confirmed MS
anthrope and decided halter NJ sIcqnence-- and
what We call "nmtoilcal genius H.. logic is
the logic 81 3 blow aud h'' pathVs, the "paIhUs
u 4 Wke'siaG'
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ppD Here Is pretty extensive fauil, IN \
pretty small CIRCLE that met few DAYS .in,e. mn
\ count Of which We find IN the Aib.m EJ,,u :
Al m oyster supper the other day shrrr ~rie
Prrs"ul--onc father tlrcr doushlrr.. go. ,on. uue
mother. one brother two srani dag h,cf,. lhrrc
stsicr IN law one urc.. ono hroth-r ~ l.w. rhrrs
nuni-, four cousins, tine wiic. rre new ph-w. one
granh son. three nisrps nrs husband and three
,'''rr'. And y-' strange 10 say, ILer. w,r, mi,
lou, persons resent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

BsurAL FASAr,n.M--Not many months since
the cha plain of county prison was very property
dismissed from hi. situation Ly the magistrates.
for hrcibly holding the finger ola woman ~ho
was under sentence of death, IN the flame OF a
camille until it WAS bls'ered, in order ~ hs sa'u'
20 give her an idea ~ the eternal punlshhie"' 20
which .hr would ho doomed il she dii not CON
Ic,' hcr gu,lt To hir London Morning A"'o'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

PolsrrR Doc, several weeks ago, followed =
Brookf,d team across tho Illinois river and is
supposed to have s,rayed away. The dog was
principally black, with white stripe about the
neck, and legs spotted black and white. Any in.
formation IN reference to tho animal will be
srsa,fully received by the owner ifsf, at this Of
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

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