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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

LNOR SALE-THE LEASE. STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
alodging dining and oyster saloon located the
New York and New Haven Railroad depot, doing
first rate businesst will be sold at bargain Apply
New York, Brooklyn and Williamsburg Agency ~ Chat
str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

EOR SALE-A FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE IN FRONT
and five story brick house in Of lot in Fercth
nn two houses in Hamsrsiey street houses and
las in Seventh East
avenue In this city Also number Of houses in Brooklyn
and illiamsburg Also farm in Westohester county
do Jersey Jersey City. Also lots in Fifth
and 18th streets in this city Also lots in the
J. PECARE, 1853 Hester street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

WANTED-sUMMER BOARD PERMANENTLY BIZ
w two gentlemen, In private family, whore Other
boarders will be taken Bedroom and sitting wanted
Hoboken or staten Island preferred eterences given and
VTANTED-BOARD, AND A HANDSOME LARGE
w furnished small bedroom and sitting ROOM
private family, where there other boardors
gentleman and his wife Situation must be in the west
of the city not below Fourth above Thirteh street.
permanent home in agreeable family L. desired Refer
Of the highest respestaby given and required Al
C. C. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

ITO LET-IN BROADWAY, NEAR ST. DENIS HOTEL,
basement Of three story house. together separately
Possession before LIST of May Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

T'ORGE AND FARM TO SELL OR LET-FREEDOM
Forge, at Wynauque near Pompton, New Jersey, with
not far from the forge wil DO rented sold low
sold two thirds remain bond and mortgage APP
ply to JOHN T. JOHNSTON, 8 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

harm IN WESTMINSTER COUNTY FOR SALE
Eighty of highly cultivated land, beautifully To-
Gated the Purchase road about onehaf mile fcm tho
station the New Haven Railroad Company This farm
10 In very sondition houses fnces in fine
der Unless previously disposed of at private sae viii be
public auction at the Merchants Exchange by An
thopy Blcseksr Monday the 2st day of March noxt
Full particulars win be given on application on to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

nor SALE OR TO LET-A HOUSE. CARRIAGE AND
hath houss with eight lots Of ground and hundred
foet Of wator right beautifully situated 2st
street two hundred and fifty feet east Of avenue A. south
beautiful garden, laid with grsvollsd walks
containing choice variety Of grated sit IN full bearing
currant hrubbsry Tho main house is two stories and
with Croton water kitchen such location
seldom offered for sale tho city The water privileges
for fishing sailing and bathing 1t needs only
to be be appreciated Inquire at l52 Third avenue
corner Of Seventeenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

NOR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, BEAUTIFULLY
situated, near the railroad depot at New Rochelle
high overlooking the and surrounding country
and far famed Long Island Sound the
nearly erected by the proson owner and occupant
be fully appreciated Considerable money has
been aud i'm
family desiring modern country residence will find this
orabe opportunity TO the thing For full
particulars apply TO Ii. BROWN II Wall street, from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

RROADWAY:-To LET; TO RESPONSIBLE PAR
6 Broadway The first floor very suitable for show
for millinery tailoring establishment Tho second
hoor would DO divided to suit applicants Apply to JAMES
PRICE, 200 Hudson street, Canal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

ILLINOIS BANK Nom This law. M we he.
:nte remarked, will, II rgijly enforced. cause n
slnsralnn IN trade and money pressure iron,
winch our state viii not recnyer for u long umo
to eomc.-Roct Island lido
One oi the chief merits claimed flr the present.
o,hN law, aud one 'f the principal reasons in ITO
nd"rI"n, was ;hat II would excl, de from the
state the 'ioreign trash that Anol,d the state
Nv" want currency of cur own" WAS the cry
~ the bank Wcss, not he paper of banks u
ti"uHnd miles AWAY, that we know nothing
about The bank law was torcndtr this serv,ce
but II has not done a. On the contrary "out own
tHrb nave contributed more To the circulation
OF iot, gu trash Umuus ~ tlau al other canses.
Now Chat the bank failed To perform whn, was
Promised f" Ihrm bank pres. which doubtless
sung The Vp'tot cry We have alluded Ia. chimes
~ against measure specifically enacted To rairy
out the Identical work that it ciuu,d lor tho
t'nk law. Nully, the WAYS al the money.
changers Ag'!'Sl,t are crnnkrd-Siaie BOZ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
Yellow Fcver al New OrIenns.


Tie reyagcs Of this terrible disease ,t,il con
linue in New OrleanJs. Never before la, u APP
prafcd there under so malisn . type as ils Of
his season Fully seventy per cent o.: those al.
lacked die. The sutfs.iHg 10 ,hat city is uupai
alltl,d a committee ba, teen organized ia "
York to solicit money to send TO the relief of,h
distressed poor Of New O,cans who, since tie
appearance OF the epidemic have not bad tie
means at their command 20 purchase either med.
cal ATTENDANCE iur the snk ,r subsistence for the
well. The fell wing letter from an Epi-cor,l
clergy Of New Orleans, to Dr. Hawks. of y
York, graphically drpi,ts lie s4.TtIius= which
prevail.
Ere this m dooh, you have received uotice Of
a resolution passed hS the Howard Association.
requesting your help feel confident that you
VIII DO all N1l cin and therefore ,I,dl Mt urge
You, bur give. on The true state and condition uf
ahirs. tiers may euieayor to make people
abroad believe lhcrr Is no danger. whlg there Il.
really AZ tiu' mu'1rnt raging one OF the mos.
fearful epiirnlr- lhi, was cYtr known, The f..
yer rot Il iugHtiul ,Spc, nearly every case biJck
Vuult ~ eight or ten hours after the atlaCk an !
thr nortdny l. Unprecedented.
D.. L. who, You know. Is unp Of the most on.
,nrut ct our physlran-. told rue tll, day. that
u,rre we're more death, 'hiu he ever know at any
o.her period, aoi The suffering exceeds anything
| have ever witnessed. have this dly visited
iorty.iour persons lick with the ftver. ard by to.
morrow do MT expect to find ten Of diem alive
| am going from house to hoasc, from one seems
of lhr most appalling wictch,iuess only to see
another worse, # that bc possible, Than the last
Death "a all around M, IN his most frjsh'f4
fJrm-yet my dltyi' plNp one, not only 10
preach the gospel bu; to help bodily the poor sui!
lerer lao has no lieni,
BY dear friend fur Gods sake help Ne &c
what YOU can, and remit to me fur tie Nnwar,
Association, (you know all Rbuu' it, Tor you are
mrmher) aud the poor will bless YOU. Thi,
/ morning wen into a lonely little hu and thrr
/ fonnd the f,thpr dead, the mother hugsug be
( babe, only fur DAYS Old, TO her breast stu.in.
I to nurse il, while tie black vumit was aclraii
streaming from her mouth. Such ate the object
| lor which plead The mother is since dead, h
/ babe is alive. took it and got black womat
/ to be It mother; not one cent had these peopl,
My friend could give you a great many -imila
cases OF suffering but | forbrar. You will.
know, help US to help these poor dying creature
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

TEAcuryc LGuTSNe To BEHAVE lrsEtF 4
gentleman out West proposes To keep cities Ire
from thunder storms for so much year" This
may look like prcpostcrou' idea to most people
bu, the prac.cabilily of the thing is pretty well
settled oy scientific Investigation. II l. said that
oart OF the vine grown, district Of beautiful
Frnrce'hs' adopted tue system with great success
The district is surrounded and interspersed wish
an Immense number OF conductors. by which
means the electric FLUID il attracted from the
cloud, in sufficient quantities to prevent those
sudden storms that prove so destructive to their
crops. lflhs eau be done in France, why cannot
tie great cities VI New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timorc, DC, be so surrounded as to shelter them
entirely from storms \ single storm in New
York Bay, and along Rockaway Beach, de-
stroy. enough to n,ula'o the city as completely
as glass table with sealing wax lcgs. II we
can teach tho lightning to wiitc, why cannot We
teach it to behave i,s,llf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

I. No. ,..-,,-, - D-,l--T- NJ .--r.r,---,.
VIZ ""'' VEGA "s-'' '"' "-' 81" .''' ".7 ''.' - .'
% Supervisors OF Ia SI..r county TO borrow
money hr the pu,pp-c Il purchasing q suitable
Co.. l.-...'. i..r... ,.r....
''' 'Ht a''uih.". "'..' '' 40, county i'.''
The following is q ,rae copy Of ihe act which
ra,.gJ ,hs LAST legislature. .i.l va, ,ppr.y,.. ty
,-,., ...... n 49,,
WI ,'''.' '''' 49,
So / Or Il oeel6e by W' 4''p.s q m N'f'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
Shawl Store,'

And every shawl vii he sold ut bargain. In
mantil,ns, every style worn, besides many styles
tina, can't hr found elsewhere, 1t is I'M
po.shlr IN the narrow limits Of mn ad.
vcrtlscmen,, to give any idea oi our stock aud
the numerous bargains we are now offering. SUI
hrelt to say, that "" have every new and dcsnnhle
style of goods in the market, from the comnonest
nriciro, domestic manufacture, TO the finest pro-
ducts Of the looms, lndin, England, France, Ger
many. and Swilzctland, andwe will guarantee
cyerypircr, style and description of goods 10 be
lower than they cnn be bought elsewhere, and will
chrerullvreturn the money IN my instance where
any article bought OF us cnn be Ind for less piice
anywhere else or where any article has been IN
any way msreprcsened by any OF our statesmen.
We shall he in receipt OF every new aud desira-
hle style Of goods, immediately on their npp'a.
rance IN the eastern market, having resident buy
ers always on the look out for novelties in styles,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
SUPREME COURT

William {. Aul, rs Ems,us Raw5oa. Error 10
Ia Sale. OIni9n Of the court 10y Cation >.
a motion Tor continuance founded on an oi
fiiayit o! one of the Defendants attorney stat
ing that the defendant had advised him Of the
facts 10 te proved IN the defence, and that IN ms
opinion they would constitute a defence TO the
action, bgy that he WI. not advised by what vii
uess those facts were to be proved, and Ihat The
defendant was unable to attend at the ul! 10y
l,asou %; sickness, cannot be sustained. Tia at
dItyit msy have justified cuU'iaunuce IN ,he *
rr,i,c Of sound discretion but IL doe, not bling
,hr case within the statute emitting the patty To
continuance AZ matter Of tight, In he FIST
place /, dill no, state what the facts were. which
wc,e expected 10 be proved 80 .ha, that ,hc cunr.
could Judge Of thvI matt,iJlty, aud q deemed
matc,pd tina! the l,laiu''5 NIGH, bays ADMITTED
;",,o. Again it Is showed 20 excuse Why the
pau bad been guilty oi such gross apparent
negligence, in the preparation Tor IL, ual, by
,nrums To inform the attorneys ,i the names Of
% m- Witnesses md VIVA, each would rc>ut, ,o.
\ wilry>s i. Conr.'u; upon lI, own rv.r -.rs
90 praye The execution Ct release aud 'o show
h,, hc hadhaa an interest. o'o b, equally com,
potent :. 4 that lis io;e.cs' lad ceased by
the execution = .rr'vase.
The plaintiff authorized \. to draw cu l'm t.r
fund, with Uhl,9 to par.hhsr p'odn', \. drew
drew u draG, Son the pl.n,tE fr 'hrec hundred
dollars ard sold The same TO one Smuh, w..h ,bc
Intention of gambling with tie money obtained
therefor Held that the rlnnuG wa' bo.uI 10
pay the DRAFT, unless Smith. who purchased .h-
draft, knew TIA, the money va, 90 he applied 70
purposes different FROM those I1r Which the d,~lD
was authorized to be drawn. II aa, orc bad 90
suig.r ioy Ire want If 'i.3.y ui \, D., VA, t.m
who had confidence 10 \ and gwen him cr,l.;
and authority to draw tie a.~l- J-js,@e". 50.
trrrI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
Bn.rnx. Angnst 3. 1873.

b'~Ti'N, August o. 1000
TRoubLr AMONG TUE IRi.u PArRlurs Al Boron
--ARRE-T 80 d INuHuE--At the Meaghcr icati.
val on Wednesday night, some feeling If enmjty
Is alleged to have arlscd between Capt y y
IIeanor, the chairman OF arrived patriot, O Dn
ohue says the chairman silcnccd him while speak
ing, aud Immediately the gas lights were put ou,
in the hall. Ireanor hearing Of Donohue's
charges, sent his friend Lieut. Kenny, of the
Shields Artillery. demanding n written rctrac.
ton. Capt Malrahy. Of New York. who came
on with o Donohue, acting ns his friend, declined
the re,raCton. II il SAID a challenge cnsned
from lrranor. The report Is believed here
Patrick o Donohue wa. arrested a, the Adams
House, this afternoon, on a warrant charging him
with sending letter to B. 5. lroAnor, accepting
a challenge to fight a duel somewhere il Man.
chester, n H., early to morrow morning.
He was taken before Justice Rogers, of the
Police Court, and gave b,l in the SUN Of $4,000
10 answer at the Court, and in the meantime to
keep the peace Patrick o Dunohue, publisher
Of the Pilot, become his bond.man.
a warrant is also on, for the arrest OF Trcnnnr
who gave the challenge, and he will probably be
arrested to night, Treanor is commander Of the
Mcaghcr Rifles, Of this city.
Treanor i. supposed to be in Manchester, for
which place he left this morning. The duel was
appointed to take place a, o o'clock tomorrow
morning. O'Donohue's friends caused his arrest
As The only means of ayeriing the meeting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

BASRs on riir UNurp STATES - By u tabular
statement in tho money article of the New York
Herald 1t appears that there are 60 banks in
the United States, with an aggregate capital oil
salo,6s5 600 and a circulation OF & 96 1859
1t further shows TINT the metallic currency Of
the country has largely increased ia volume
and ,he circulating mediumis much more yaua
Die than At cuy former period
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

I'RON the suh-ruhcr, near Marsrii''s, Ia
I Sale CO, q p1lr 1T cots. tour wears old .a-i
-pdnr have been worked together color bay. wih
white strips IN heir faces, mad white hind lrrt.
They were purchased near l.ltr Rurk, kruc
ru., and are supposed 10 hlv. gou, ihaiwny Any
r.r-oD who VIII return sait colt, or inform me
whrr- th"y may be found be pail tor al rXprn'r
IncnLrcd hY nnl3 ImLMAs KlGILs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
Notice,

A. III. persons having accounts nj This Office
n which are unsettled, are requested immedi-
stcly to call and settle the same- Asall accounts
with ia, previous firm ofNm & VI Osman mast be
settled withou, delay. The books will be kept by
me. in The printing office, until the first al Sep
trmber, when all unsettled bills viii be placed into
the hands ola justice Tor iorcible collection. Gail
and save costs. (July2l Mosrs oSNAH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
Five D,ls1l.s Reward

- rR AiLp. from the subscriber. living near the
y court house 10 Ottawa, on Sunday the 7'h
inst, Iarr. red and white speykcj COW, with
horns lurrrn, orr horn droup- Said CO" he.
torus ruJ Y. A Hos '.ht above reward viii
he paid 90 any person who deliver, SAID COW to the
sah-crb,r or ior such information NJ will lead
10 her recovery aulS-4w' SErH FrLFNAN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

PuRcnAsE O. BEpYoRD SPrINGs---B Bedford
Springs the most elegant watering place in the
country, has passed out OF the hands Of the late
proprietor, Mr.. Anderson, having been purchased
by Geo. NJ Laumnn, Gen. Cameron, Col. j. ".
Gray, and Chambers MKtben Of Philadelphia,
tr Tic sum Of $40. This Included all the
sPrng' and buildings and about twelve hundred
acres Of land. Col Anderson is to retain posses
,ion until September, when the new proprieiors
intend putting up several new and extensive no.
trla so as to accommodate three thousand visitors
They also intend to secure the construction of n
railroad to Bedford 10 rs 10 avoid the stage tray.
cl that has to be endured ut present.
These gentlemen have tho capital and the On.
terptizc, there can be Ne question, but that they
will make TIL, one Of ,hc very first watering places
IN the country.
Nrw CnocrmS,-W Wilcox & Lowu-'wy have
JUS, received new lot Of ,npcrior coffee .Wi ",
dc, direct ron New ipis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
Murray's One Price Store,

TIs T,nke NIrFeI, VNIIUNus
Opened May 1919, in connection with one OF the
most extensive houses in New York, Tor The pur-
pose of establishing n large and permanent, bust
ness. conducted sricty on the ch~op cash one
price system, and with discrimination to merit
and sccure the entire confidence OF the bsyaS
public Angus, 10.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

TR1ors OnprGED TO THE RIO GRANDE--Two
companies of troop, from Fort Adams and two
from Fort Hamilton, each seventy strong, have
been ordered 10 he ready to sail for the RIO
Granhe, on the OH instant. Major &. Porter, Of
the Fourth Artillery is in command
Major Drlahpll, OF the Corps Of Engineers is
also ordered to superntcnd the erection Of held
works on the frontier
1ha movement Of troops Is made to meet the
movement of the Mexican authorizes, who have
thrown larg, bodies ofmen on the Rio Grande
More troops from the ports on the Atlantic are
shortly TO follow; probably 1900 will be sent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

Z1uvrR CRAIG, a notorious countcrititer ani
frgrr,f land u.lr.. poisoned himself with arse.
ulc IN the lu,l of Newport Kentucky, aud died
lt-t week. THIS = the same individual who WAS
arrested IN Kane county dhnut two wears ago, FIR
passing counterfeit certificates Of the Wisconsin
Marine and FIRE Insurance Co and had a tlial
helnrc Jua;Ice Bower IT dis CITY.
He Wa. rrmAndni to Kuc county 1l AMI
u srIue ly bfol oot arde p d era was a
grey headed man but his flre mi eye, Impressed
every pcr- II who luoked at Inn, that he was
possessed Of q v,st amnunt nf animal Cuumus
Al the time of hi death. an Indictment ior bst
my was lying AZ ,in-t Inn in MrDno 81 county
this slate.--Ch Dan Press
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

CRYSTAL PALAoE.-1he New York Times gives
m appraised valac Of The articles sent 10y foreign
Countries to the Worlds Fair. The English de
rartment at s2oi.9 the Italian department,
$685.; the French Department, ll2A00, Hul.
nd department, ibs,ooo; German department,
$500; Belgian department, 1900, Hamburger
department, 10000; the total amounting to S7ls,.
is. .srsa sr.4tr41 bib 5t na ast ID
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

RAILROAD sunsoRIrrmS vorr--At an election
hold on Saturday last in Adams county. Ills. on
'hs question ofsubscribing 100000 ,cihe North.
I'm Cross Railroad, the ro,ps stood for the sub.
scripnon ,ls2, against Il 8. n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
Land for Sale,
a { a e arg in

THE n OF lot -. cou'n.rmg SIX ~ acres,
being apart ti sec l6, ialr school l'nd, SUI
atrd on the road TO La sale about iwo nlrs
ySr.t from Ottawa. Apply to PtrrR RESELL.
August 1857 I'm ut the furniture depot
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

v r PALnEs. the American New paNe
AGENT. Is tic ONLY Authorized Agsafior tbs paper
pihe cities Of Boston, New y ork, aud Phlad,l-
mia, and i. daily empowered 10 take advertise
ments and subscriptions al the rates required by
ms. Ills receipts will bc regarded as payments.
Ills Offices nre--Bo-ToN, Scolay's Building Nr@
Yopx, Tribune Buildings PnrLADrIrnlA, y. W.
corner Third and Chestnut streets.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

When Sigonrncy, notorious wag ut Boston,
was expiring servan, entered and informed the
attending physician that man had fallen down
the well The lying man overheard the servant,
aud inquired, with scarcely IN audible whisper,
"lyy, dostor, did be kict ne IHckaw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

RAILROAD IRoN COMING The schooncr~ Chief
tain and Flying Cloud sailed from Buffalo on
Sunday, tho 7th Inst. for this port. the former
with 400 tones, and the latter with 300 tons
railroad iron, both cargoes for the Illinois Cen.
tral Railroad. The brig l.. A. Blossom is on her
way TO this port with 800 tons for the Chicago
aud Aurora road, And the barque North Star
is also expected in n few days with n cargo Of
800 tons Of rails, and two locomotives We do
no, learn the destination Of the last mentioned
cargo - Chi, Dew P,eS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

SiLyrG MIyEs.-Extrrsjyc silver mines lave
been di,,,.ercI in tie Orsana. Mountains, in New
N xco. Mr. Benz F Read. a h.sh.: respectable
gentleman, aud a man Of unioub,ed veracity has
published an account Of these mines in the Santa
Fr G ,z-,te, under date Of May l,h II dr.ciJcs
these mines a, extending some 40 miles north
aud south in spur Of the orglnas mountains
and that all alou. the crops ont ON the suiicc
Of the ground, and can be Obtained With but il;
tie labor.
A nunbar of Mexicon' have FOR some time
past hecn to work 1t .hrse nne-, and although
their mnchlocry has teen Of The yery poorest hind
causing them to loose about 20 per cent. in he
smelling and refining process they have averaged
from to ID dollars day. pr man
The ore generally yield. from ten to fifteen per
cent pure silver, some however. has been found
which has yield from 4s to 90 dollars wu III d
pure metal to he 100 pound cf orc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

R9rrE TO IRE rscrlc Colonel Fremont
has published in the National I1'eiycnccr an
article on the Pacific R,j'roal. He pronounce,
in favor OF Col B.a!uns proposed rol'e from
ST. Louis TO san Francisco, through Rrlieux's
Pass, at The head Of the Del Nortc He as.
ser's this to be not only the most practicable
but the most direct route, and estimates the dis.
taure from the frontiers of Miyouu and the
eastern foot Of the Sierra Nevada, a: twelve
hundred m3as.
Col Benton has al.o written a letter 20 the
National lntci :rnccr, accompanied 10y a letter
received BY him from M7 Harrison Hcar, com.
panion Of III. D.ale, Superintendent q. the cen.
tral expedition IN Ihese i-t,ers this route, which
ha, always been he f.gafe one Of NJ Benton,
is desstlbsd a, beng peca.iuly adapted to the
purpose Of consulcuus railroad.
Mr. Heap thus speak. Of the ground over
which they have passed
NO obstacle 70 a railroad has Nus fr been
seen 10y Us near as great - WAS found on the
line flon Washington 20 Btl'imJre. anl We
are told that the remainder Of the road Is sti,
more level Snow seldom falls in Rutideaxs
pass and then very lightly. We could see the
pass very plainly from our route. and It was ev.
Idcuny but little elevated above the general
level a, the foot of The mountains. Il /. a broad
smooth valley, with Just sufficient elevation in
the centre to divide The water, ll,wng into the
Arkm.as from ,Eue d,sChugirg .n,u the Del
Nore,'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

Domestic goods of all the choice brands, below
the usual prices Black aud colortdsilk IN almost
endless variety, aud evey Style itom Is 10 A. pc
ward less than can be bought elsewhere.
In shawls our stock isso extensive that ours is
10, Hall