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Mr, Editor The Citizens

CT Clarendon County are tcsroMs that Col. w.
l.. EINOLDS, represent them in the next
Legislature. BY announcing him q Candidate
for that Office, you will obiigc them.
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To The Public,
AucfiORaers.'s Notice..

JAMES II. CLARK begs leave TO noti-
fly tho citizens Of Sumtervilln aud the vi
cinty, that he is now prepared TO give his
entire attention to any business in the
auction line. He has had some experience.
and hopes by diligence and attention to
merit a share of public favor.
Sumterville, Ian. l ltll, 1851. lit.
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Agr icultural Association.

a meeting Of the Sumter Agricultural As
- soclati"n will he held in The Court House,
is place on the .ast Wednesday i'll this
month.
Tnd members are Particularly requested to
be lcaid beiorethe rnceting
ES3y4 hiHlLlI J. d. BLANDING.
Jan. 3, 1854. - II 2t.
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Notice.

Sealed proposals will he received until the
first Of February next, for the Building of n
new Church, near the old Calvary Church IL,
Clarendon county, persons wishing TO under
take the same, will please call on Capt. NJ III.
CONNOR, who has The plan Of the church for
the inspection Of any persons who may wish to
undertake the same.
l.. +. RnAME,
II II. CoNNoR, PART of
ii. +. TINDAL, CDmmiNcc.
SAML. NJ EcK.
Jan. If, 1854. ~ 81 I
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BROWNING g. LEHMAN, I"
IMPORTERS or
FrcnCsi, ESritisE, and German
DIR Y GOODS.

2O9 and 2ll King-srect corner of Mar
lzet Street,
CHARLESTON, S. c..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Phys, Brus
" sells Tapestry and Vclvcts.
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Saln,
and WorsteL.
CURTAIN CAMBRICs and MUsLlNs, in
EMBROlnERED LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS, all styles.
GILT CoRNlCES,i in all the new designs.
= CURTAIN GlAIPS, HOLDERS, LOOPS,
TASSELS, &C.,
DRAPERY CORDS and BELL ROPES,
in all varieties.
BRITISH and AMERICAN FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS.
SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS and
STAIR CARPETINGS, of all styles
WILTON, VELVET, and ADMINISTER
RUGS, in grent variety.
KETS, PLAINS. KERSEYS, CAPS. &c.
Red and White FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS,
&c.
COTTON osNABURGs, OF all the bcs,
Southern makes.
English and American COTTON FLAN.
NELS
French, English, and American PRINTS.
LINENS OF, RICHARDSON'S superior
make, for Sheetings, Shrlings, Pillow Cases,
lluckabacks, Fruit Cloths, B. T.. Diapers,
Grass Cloths, DC.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS and yESTINGS,
of best French Goods
SERVANTS CLOTHS, in all the shades of
English Goods.
SATlNETs, TWEEDs, JEANS and LIN
Sl;fS' OF all qualities and styles.
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In Equity---S Sumter District.
William Lewis,
Admir-. Of BILL.
lconarl White,
vs.. i. J. e. Nj. Moses
ChnrIns ". Miller. Cnmnl,ts Snl,s


The crc,liIcrs 81 tbs ln;e DIR. JAMES HAyN
swoRrII, entitled 10 claim under his assignment
10 the above named Defendant, executed ON
tic 2Si, day Of July a. d. 1872 are hereby no
lifted That, by an order in The above slated
cause, they arc required to establish their dc
mands before me, Commissioner in Equity for
Sumter District aforesaid, on or before tho
first day of May next.
also give notes that will until ile
said first day of May next, receive proposals for
The sale ri Il part of the real estate conveyed by
ii'c said assignment, lying partly if not wholly
IN the corporate limits OF Sumtcrvil,c, bounded
ny lands Of DIR. J. &. IAYNswonTII, w. l..
BRuNsoN, Il. }. CoGHLAN, ana Mrs. c. Bos-
sAKD, and by the new road running from Sum
terrillc TO the steam mill of II. }. CoGuLAN IL
Co., supposed 10 contain abou, one hundred and
sixty acres.
w. F. B. IIAYNSWORTII,
ConI'r. in Equity $. D.
Dec. 81. 1853. If
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Rich Dress Goods,

In SILKS, TISSUES, BAREGES, GREN.
ADlNES, N1USLINS, &c.
BOMBAZINES, ALPACAS and MOURN
ING GOODS, in great variety.
EMBRQGDERS and LACE GOODS, of ev-
cry description.
EVENING DRESS Goods in Great variety,
constantly received.
All this above are of our own
DIRECT APPROPRIATIONS,
and offered at the LOWEST MARKET Prices.
TERMS.-Cash, or City Acceptance.
U- The one price system strictly ad-
hored TO, and all Goods Warranted.
BROWNING g. LEMAN,
Charleston, 8. c., Jan. 9th, 1854. II #
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WILMINGTON, n. c., }
january 2nl. 1854 {

WILMINGToN, n. c.,
January 2nd, 1854.
TIE SIXTH Anual Meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Wilmington & Manchester Rail
Road Company, will be held ut Wilmington
n. c., on Wednesday the 25;h of January 1854;
ngrecably TO resolution passed at their last
Anuni Meeting A full attendance either in
person, or by proxy, is very desirable.
Stockholders coming 10 returning from
the meeting, will be passed free OH tic Rail
Road.
JNO. MACRAE, Jr.
Jan. ith, 1851. lO-3t
2v' Waterman copy.
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Notice.

John H. Richardson Jr Attorney ot Inv
Snmterville c., will practices in The Courts
OF Sumter, Richland, Kershaw, Darlington
and williamsburg districts, Office Just back
ofJ. Il. Solnmons' new store
Jan. l8, 1854. 10 ,f
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In Equity---Sumter District.
John r. Broughton, !
1.e'ilia b. Broughton, " 4
Margaret l.. Bruugl,ton,
BY their next friend
james R.LBrock,


IN pursuance of an oder in the above
stated case. will oflor at public SALE on
the first Monday in FEBRUARY next, at
Sumter Court House, that Plantation or
Tract of Land, estimated to contain about
Six Thousand acres, lying in Clarendon
County, Sumter District, at or near Fulton
Post Office, belonging TO the late Edward
Broughton, junior, deceased, and upon
which he resided at the time of his death
Not to be sold for less than seven thousand,
seven hundred and fifty dollars.
Upon the premises is a GRIST MILL
in good condition, and SAW MILL,
which is not in running order. The
stream upon which these Mills are located
is an unfaIing one and is very valuable
The lands lie upon the Watercc Swamp,
containing both low and high lands, and
niiordng an unsurpassed range for stock
OF all kinds--the whole constituting one of
the most valuable Plantations ever offered
for sale in Sumter District.
a plat of the land will be in the hands
Of the Commissioner, showing its extent,
boundaries, &c.
TEEMs:--Onc fourth part Of the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash; the balance pay
able in one, two and thee years. with in
tcrcst from the day Of salc-thc purchaser
to give bond and personal security, and
mortgage OF the land for tho credit portion
Of the said purchase money.
w. f. b. HAlNSWORTII,
Commissioner in Equity
Jan. IL, 1851. IL BID
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04
Ottawa Gram Market.

The amount Of grain brough. TO Ottawa, since
The close Of navigation far exceeds hat Of any
former year during the same months. Day at
Ter day aud week after week our principle streets
have been completely NroDgrR with teams load.
cd with grain De.iroua to know exactly how
much grai4 Las been brought to this place, since
navigation closed, we have taken the pains to
examine the lo,ks Of all the Ware houses and
ind that it amounts TO 265 $50 bushels
This comprises tn, a small portion 0! Hhat
viii some to this marke. during the year. The
farmers are almost to man holding on to their
grain, expecting to get much higher prce in
July and August. Not more than one quarter
Of the crainin tie vicinity Of Ottawa has yet
been sold. This IS what the grain buyers sag,
uuI they generally know about bow much Sraia
tie farmers Lave.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

The old charter for bridge across tie Illinois
,iyei at this place, expired Of the e7'h Of Jan.
81. account Of the non fuillmcHt by tie corpora
tons, Of I've article requiring 5000 to be eXqen
del on the work tie first year. The present se''
zion ofthcleg sa,prs las revived The charter, ard
aided tom rew corpo1a'ois It i now so amen
d,d that any township in tic county can take
S56C0 Of stock. instead Of 5, coca was pow
ded in the old charter Tbs town Of Ottawa Is
Authorized 10 take $4,000 Tie ola ,hart,: re
CURED l,aw in the bridge. I'isnaw amended
80 that no draw is TO he built ua'css the Illinois
liver is made navigabie TO this place.
4 company will be organized aud books opened
ms soon as the law takes effect, ind the towns
thaiaie interested ia this bridge, will have the
matter t'orght before them for the purpose Ct
taking sleek.
Prom tic present appearance Of things We
should Judge tAai q bridge IL less than year, is
a fixed fact.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04
Recovery OF Conateriei, Plates.

A few weeks since young man WAS conviS
ell a, Chicago, Ani sell to Alton peni'cniiafy
fr pssug counterfeit money. Durng h's con
tinemrnt lie gave Information to 40 acquaintance
that two counterfeit plates, one 50 on the"Nob.
ster Bank Of Missnchu,e;is.' the other R$2 on
the City Bank OF Hartford were concealed 10
corn crib near Nllut Pleasant, in this county
His friends arrived here the day before srs.er
DAY aud gaze inform ltian to Marshal Ruiin and
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Ilgdon, who inuuG tie
plates a, the place designated The Webst,r
plate ia steel engraving, and so arranged that
i, can be altered to $40 $50, aud 500, wltbou;
mach trouble The city OF Hartford plate is On.
grayed on copper B,Ih plates are said to be
well executed Many OF the issues are now IN
circulation - Ga CO,smsrciai ...
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-7------|-7@~
Nov York MONEY Mnlkpt.

The very active Stock rsogemen, /. b-in tirg
b'l-r cupoymcr, - Money, sctir-t +, losn O,
cal The general rare js7 per csut, bat seyera.
4 die It1tag ) 'Ccs brokers report that they arv
supplied ate per cent. Whatever influences arc
lss.g TO ocsgr n. h1me to check .ha p-esen:
cheerful aspec. Of tie Street, i! i' proper 10 r..
mari tia, in regard 70 the eject tJ' eisr trollle
since the auiva. 4 the B.l..c, the change IN con
i 'cuce q decided, AMI to MI present appear 40.
ccs Is extending tell beyond the i'DreIaie cir
Gle Of lie Stock Dia-l. The crrrCn' orders g..
Stock louk though the news of N en..-, .neHi
on he B,a K Sea, or a battle On the Dlnnbs
WIKI all great Powers enlistydat once, would b.
received With the u.uaJs: iEl.Trepce--N J
ILm-.. 2t.L
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04
California News,

Tie Northern Ligh. from California brings
the following newa.
Fifty bills have been introduced into tie As
semLly, Bills have passed repeating the stamp
act and the -four inspection bills,
Srlngepcy in the money. market had caused
some heavy failures. |u los.
The recruiting agent for the flibu.t-rs had
been busy in seeking for recruits in San Jua
quiz and Itulumne counties. There was no
lack my portion Of the mines Of disappointed
fortune seekers who would love nothing better,
in their present disgust with matters and things
IN general, than 10 risk all creation for he glory
Of Uncle Sam and the extension o! the of free.
dom hut most of them would prefer some bot
tor speculation than that OF invading the barren
rocks Of Lower California,
The superintendent bill has passed beth how
sgs, ..li IN N'H .-.N ... "..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04
The legislature,

A Adjourned on Tuesday evening at a late hour,
until Saturday morning. s. ag. seI,s.
4l,e members, together with large Of other
invited guests started in special train, for ST.
Louis, Wednesday morning, to partako Of lie
Inequalities Of that city, rendered BY lis authors
,iis. Tho business Of tho session has closed, and
members will only meet on Saturday morning
g, TIE rarp,5e Ufadjournmenf sine de- in aecor
d.a:, NJ he Join. recitation to TINT tfsct
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

We learn tia! Thomas Basne:t Esq Las con
scented to address the Literary Association On a
subject connected with b!suew theory Of storms,
lately published We are told tia! Mr.. Blsneit
.4aA ,h,.a ..iy road his boon vsu W edi-' So. ''S
viii as much accuracy, as ecl.pses AMI Tie Using
anl setting OF The SUI can bo calculated.
This topic viii be touched upoa aud many 9th
er, Of grea; iulcies; and importance 10 all. We
hope h. w.l.haye large Audience.
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In sale VS. Ottawa,

Tie Il Sale Literary Association and the o.
lava Literary Association will discuss tie fol-
lowing question on Monday evening next, viz;
Resol,od That reading works oiielica Is dtiri
mental 10 mental and moral progress.
AG Dr. c Hard, j II DAT, 7. Hampton W.
Gu ldell. N,g. Rev. G /. s S,ud. DR.. W. ".
webb, Ddniel Evans, " Lyak.
Tie public are invited tc attend
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

The Cincinnati ConEn, cal, OF the 18th Says
since The present rise, an Unprecedented state OF
facts has existed There are u: maag ea4 h,G,y
shipments .p theFhT as dSis0. PORK, latJ. su
gar molassc, and indeed, we-terD produce of ev
ory description ,goins oa't, by way Of Pitts.
blrghln immen.e quantities.. . g..,yI....,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

LzcrrRr. BEFORE TUE LIFEEArY AssocArioY--
VIZ. H1smer, Of New York, read poem before
this society on Monday evening, I! WAS n satire
On the many humbugs Of the dag.
o. Tuesday evsuin; hs lel!urei again, on the
"Moors Of Spain"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

! AHrrta FgcuRioN oF TGE LFor'LsTupE -
The City Cosucil and msreb.ns Of ST. Louis
have determined on inyilsg the members of the
Illinois Legislature, To festival in that city Nv
way o'expreqsns Their gratitude for tho passage
ovf the Btv6gh Railroad BIN ..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

a bill has passed the Legislature amending
TIE Joliet and retre Uiu,e Il. L Co, by which
said road is excsded Westward, through New.
ark to Mendoza, there TO connect with the Aurora
Extension, Illinois ctutral, aud Military Central
Tract Railroad
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

is The omoun, Of public lands remaining unsold
in liligois on the 3oAplSlptembcr 1853, was 9
y3lQ2l acres.
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II b. Ice H.. ,-r.
La Sale l0ulty E.0.c society.


IE.s.% Lgu..s--
the IL Sale county Is 81, Society ia one o.
the s.4es, 30 y Hi.l-gu .u.-GIyu, been organ.
iZs. - 1888. l. accomplished b4, l.t,r lvu,..
90, un'sl 1913 Ahrul the phH af opera .ry j.rlIgl
Ulal,h sl;ieiies ami thus reaching TIE tu.lrr
eO-n.r, was adopted.
Syye ghsn a9..t % branch societies have
t,ci formed, las StWg number Of branch Dies.
pos.tur.,s have been e..Ihh-hel abo.i 700 lg..l
a-ea;s lave ceeu spFoia.rI annually aud rIlr.s
1--WE Ds>u u'al- CN-.y yea. ~ Ia.se i-LIs a.-
Calculate ,ae s,up,..,s.
A.- results IKE .s ,.av,.
Since he sglas ot ISIS, bibles and ,,s,..
meats have been pgr,hIcvI iys Circulation H. Co.,
county to Toe value ui asO4t ZOO. IGu slu
g, $50 has been gnCu to tue Guuiy count,
bible society, AMI g Us, slm . all 10 surr..l.l
L:yil;,t1n l1s Seen appropriated Las. wear Il
su.n Of 900 was Donated 10 AID the Amyrcar
Jsb.s s4l.t.y 10 supply ~ lae world "a. IyaI
lyr 9t the sans amount voted lr ,hc psystu,
yea, to be f,fEArl.las son As r.,sel.
Ihs r--"l'- are cA-r,,u. Ll' W. slaal lrr7rcr,
Der that the wurs Of the sa,Iriy Is not Nyt ng
c)gp,saet. Vigorous a.L Cua.ausl cfo &.
Wi. b. nse4'. 90 Stg? TIE cJg1.y sIpp..I wj.
III 't.o! .ul, AID m.,h.r. slau 6 9
done eVFy year to a.d ia supplying tLs Gy..t4..
millions abroad
H. o4si. u .Aa s3sisty-:ha crcUl .tog G.
10. 5T.p.-rys. "l,.14- ur'- 1rrJnua.l---l. .,r
Which sa'll! interest an VL1 are parrots. Mi
hu.hrJpt-' or Christians
Last season an effort VA, made tagbain sub
-cr rlyns 20 tbs caasr, % i.e county, pa,AJ!,
Annually. thus a5rn-4.Hs ,Ae necessity ~ Lyt.lu-
up new suisse ip.jHn every wear Tbs 4. Ort "a
cure! an annual subscription Of shout c-UL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

KANE Co Claccr C,uaE--Young Dsarl who
killed Dibblc n, Belvidere las; fall, has been
acquitted II viii be recollccted that Beard had
side show, with which he followed Blrnums
Menogcrie. DLble came into Beard. slow, and
commenced insulting him, AMI struck him with a
club, whar.upon Beard shot him.
Collins. who killed his vile west Of Egiu last
fall has been .ri5d mud convicted of murder.
Tho La Sale rioters are being tried this week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

THE "BEavGH' R-rLaoAD Since me passage
OF charter for tho Icrre lI,,i,r ani Illinois
IOWA K Glroai by the Legislature, assurances e
gwen that tbs entire line will be,c nplr,cd
righieenmnn;h'. That ia the way the liberal
po!icy' works.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

NIprAsgt ELs lrrIoSs.-The resolution sp'
proving the Nebraska Bill passed the Senate by
a vote Of J. 10 5, and the house by 81 to 2
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THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
Ottawa t3lart1 i, 1851.

V. 3 PALMER the American Nrwspapr
Agent, isthe oaly authorized AseR'ior Tins paper
nihe cities OF Boston, New York, and Phlladei-
phia. aud is duly empowered to 'ake advertise
,nenls and subscdptionsa al the rates required by
us. lis receipts will be regarded as payments
lIis ,esarc-Bo,roN, Scollay's Building NV
Yopx. Tribune Buildings rniLADEITulA, y W
corner Third and Chesuut streets.
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a Ief is Anticipated,

S,nl'or D,u;l.- h,' b .tn appointed Regent
Of the Snihsbuan Ihsa,a,c use Jalse Charlton
Of Georgia, deceased. ... ........ ....
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Alton md rerre IIaute H,,,roaL.

We lvagn irom the y y. ya54ae that about
oGe lunI;eI mi.us Of the above road, from Al.
ton 70 the pom, where tie road CROSSES Iae III
nos Central road will BE- con Plc',d IN uhon
twD months, At the other eri Considerable
p1yiaa VI the gsllns ia finish j, and the iron
would have bsen laid 0sflre lhi, bat I;H1t been
lr,4m.l ia Tie il.uE4 river b. low wl.er.--
Eastern cao'n.l-'shse recently snaarsib,d for
1854 coo Of he stock Of The road, whi,h supple,
nearly II uosql.!e d. the t.aJs needed u cum
l..tuLt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

NAUHISdrpS, FED, 49,
The ren,oi.rn IN this city last evening, be
twIsn SgnApr C,cmsa, ani Mr, Huns Of llis
sis,p pLorililleI mC.eusn' refusing to tcEn1wi
cd q an atrolg,,iou t. Mr., H.rri,. Auyry
word, en,lel waln Clem.na Knocked Hatii.
down T .....
a llei ia aDticinaipl ..
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Annl Lie itIon.l-

We are antho;izoi to annpunce Mr.. RouLASD
'MJFrRRnoa candidate for town constable at The
next. ensuing elqctlon 03gp 5000 boo .a.r..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

We irc nthhorzad 70 ahnolats Mr.. ". G
i,AaL AZ n candidate for tic Office Of Town ,onstn
Tie, at the ncx' en 'uing election, ID.
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Na,ional nonLt ol rducntlor.

Tie Seventh Anaa.I Report has Useu recrcis-
etr7-Jw.ay that ;A.s aseil. ci.:.un i. still ac-
I've.
Ths receipts c! lie DoarI tie pa. !ctruclu
rg La,aa:r % baud a. the beeina n! Of tie
yea-,i- S53l272 Forly.eight teachers were
seai CT; daring the ycsr-mlgins the whole
number furnished to ,heWes. three hua!.sd auI
f.y-aHi The whole tim employed IN ,eaCho.
ia The aggregate il set-r heicd ari eighty
y.ars. Tie ruuLer Of Children under n,iru:
ton i,r longer CT SHORTER Par.sI, i supposed
to he syca'y thousand
There are 10 Of these ,Glchsrs still employed
in the West Twelve A.vg died S.yenly three
Of ,he1tigiHal number sent out have returned east
thu' 10: as the general rule till thcy had died
lie specified time Of lso years 'eaehia.;
Mt Sl"d+r report IS flI Of valuable inCorma-
ton, and its Influence a, the Esast in giving
clear aud full aceoun, Of Western enterprise an !
progress, viii be greatly to our advantage be.
sides the benefit We reeve fom these teacher,
possessed of.o catholic md noble u spirit.
---------------------
Mr.. Cook Of La Sadie replied. bu' we do mol,
think the arguments Of Alr. Palmer were Dis.
ur5ed Mr Cook Is unlcniably mau ot talent
but he did not, upon tbs occasion, % himself
Justice
"Sn says the Mlcoupin Statesman in review
of the debate on the Broush road cn,.,er. We
think Mr.. Cox did do himself justice" aud
Justice to the important measure whi,i, he a6vo.
Gated, We have rarely heard "llbrral policy" so
ably Advocated, Mr.. Palmer advocated the *
ploded policy with his usu1 ability, IT 10 true
but his reasoning was swept away by The forci.
blearyument Of Mr. Cndk, who had the right side
OF the question, and most ably did lie main.
tain lis position'-Sp'ingfsii Reg. f
! See what our correspondent says Of Mr
Cooks speech in his letter on our first page.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

In De House q Representatives,, TIE sps4ker
hill before tina, body q communication fJ-n Tie
Secretary o' the Interior il reply 10 q r,so!u-
ti,l. ia which {. appears tie amount, IN round
numbers, Of publ; lard donated BY Congress
fIr various purposes, !, as iv!.ows;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

Toe Il.nIis river Is reel lom ice as f.r a.
Spring Creek bar. Ina few days boat, Il b, able
. com. up to THIS cily-LI sue Xrl 4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

STATE OF NLINOIS. In Suite C"a,y, rs:
La Sale cirrui, court. 10 Nav 'erm, 1854. BE-
,1nl \ Dlhcock rs. PliIabett J. Buhcock--
hi for divorce
/ appearing from an niii..i, ON file ia tia
CLERKS office of the sircmi court Of snd comfy,
! hat illzlhoth ! BnbroclC the defendant, is NOT
p'nl 'nt hoyino f'ea hishIl of complaint herein,
md s1Wmoas having issued thereon according to
! 'iw
Notcr Is Therefore hereby given to the said Eli
2lhelh !. Bsbcock, that unless YOU personally be
on NE IiIs day ol the next term thereof to he hol-
dr az thr court huu4n in Ottawa ON the 9Th day
ol H'yu"y' nnlprod, answer, dcmur or OK.
oe GO" sad ooup'omania bin ct complaint, the
n b." Willie t1keg as confessed nv YOU. md tue
% '"r- nd things therein pravrd Tor decreed &c.
ca liutv = lIrpiry. Clerk.
Glover & Cook fer com, March 4-lw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

STiTE OF ILLINOIS, In Sale couRfy SIS:
Ia Sltle circuit court. to Nav term 1854.
Gnmlel Bartlett and Robrr' Perry partners.
doing business under the name aud sNIe of BnrJ-
lett u Perry. rs Henry L. Taller, Job Dodge
md Aaron w Pt,s--as,urrpsit.
NOTICE is hereby given io The said Aaron w.
" Plns, TINT n writ nj aitnchmen, issued oui OF
the clerks Office OF said cirrui, court at the sat
~ said piain'iI against your estate. dated the 9TH
dow Of February, A y. 1881. for the sum Of g.
1853 I !, which writ hHs returned executed.
Now therefore. unless yon the said Aaron w
Put', shall be and 1nusnr before the circuit court
OF said county, on III" first dav of the next term
thereof tohe holden NJ the coprr house in Ottn-
wa, on the slh dnv Of Nav next, give special hail
and plead 10 sail plaintiffs action, Judgment will
be rendered AGAINST Won bvdeIaut, md the pro-
perry so attached will be sold to satisfy said iul.-
me- u and costa p IIynrEv. Clerk.
HO.broOk Il Peters for plf March i-iw.
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NOGlU Et.lSS.
Selling out at Cost
For hirty Tavs ,

TO make room FOR the largest stock of goods
4 yer brought 70 Oulwu, | viii sell at cast for
osSA, the baiiuce oimy tall stock. Those wish
Irs TO purchase
o.. GROCERIES,
Can do so at very low pieces
10 test the truth U' tbs Advertisement. would
respectfully In.l.c all ho-c IA the want OF uurchi-
sung, 20 SLIP u at Walker " t.el.ilngs Old stand
where nov hold FORTH mai y. w. CHsEvUR.