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The Sierra citizen., 1854-03-25

I YNCH'S PICkS-Genuine.
IL For sale by
feb lift E. w. HASKELL & BRO.
I AIDES DRESS GOODS-Clothing
IL boots and shoes, stationery, ETC., etc.
A fine supply of each on hand.
feb lift e. w. HASKELL & BRO.
ELOUR-lO,0o0 lbs Superiine Washing
i ton Mills, San Francisco, equal to
Gallego or Haxall, in store and for sale by
feb lift E. w. HASKELL & BRO.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-03-25
Business Gar0s.

CASEY Il o..
VIZ THOLESdLE and retail dealers in
w Groceries. Wines, Liquors, Hard
ware, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Clothing
and Fancy articles. One door below the
Virginia Hotel, Downieville. feb lift
The Sierra citizen., 1854-03-25
WM. MAWLEH ~ CO.,
Successors to Eaton, Babb 4 Hawley)
IMPORTERS AND GENERAL DEALERS

In Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquor
Segars, Hardware, Miners Tools, Clothin
ETC.. Commercial Block. corner First stree
Marysville, California. feb ll-3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-03-25
IN 0lA BRICKS for sale at the
1V.OOO Virginia Hotel.
mar l8-tf H. p. BENTON.

collar Lamps. side and hanging Lamps,
~ Lanthorns, Globes, Ch.mneys, Wicks,
ETC.. for sale by
feb IL If f. w. HASKELL &RRO.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-03-25

iROCkERl, glassware, looking glasses,
~ etc.. for sale by
feb ii If f. w. HASKELL & PRO.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-03-25

MALL PAPEk-We Intend to be sup
w piled at all times with an assortment
feb IL If E. w. HASKELL g. BRO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
Seizure of the Black Warrior

Our Cuban neigbbors seem determined TO pirk
quarrel with Brother Johnathan and bring up =
on themselves the resu, tha, must evtabIy
fJllow--a confc, between Spain and Ihi- coun.
I, appears that the Black Warrior has often en-.
tered the harbor OF Havana to land passengers
nnl mail, without reporting at the Custom
House the quantity and nature Of freight on
board Tor New York. On the 2s,n ut she ar.
rived, and the Captain presented as usual her
manifest, in which it was stated that she en-
tered in ballast. The officers, however reiusd
to give her permission TO pass out again, giving
4 a rea son that she had some 400 bales oicotton
in the hole, not reported IN the manifest. ATE,
various quibbl iugs the officials OF Havana, de.
termined TO take out the cotton, and went on
honrd to d'charge it, Capt. Bullock ref used to
allow hi, hands 10 aid in the work, and when
the Custom house Officers commenced reno.
wing the cotton, he a andoned the vessel--C
II. Journal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

THr P1RlrASs.- B,ncroft. the historian says
the Puritnns established a worship purely spirit.
ual To them the elemsnts remained but bread
md wine they Invoked no saints they raised no
altar; they ndored no cruc,fx; they kissed no
book they asked no absoluton; they paid no
tithes they saw in the priest nothing more than
man The church as place of worship. was
10 tnem but meeting house; they Dig no
graves in consecrated earth Unlike their ror.
ste'ty they married without a minister and bu.
ried the dead vi,l.oai player.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
From the ST Louis Republican, 18th,
Steamboat Calamity.
Steamer Caroline Destroyed By Fire.
FIFTY OR SIXTY LIVES LOST.

Nr. L. c. Dewitt hrst engineer Of the new
steamer Caroline, arrived IN tins city yesterday
and from hun We learn the first particulars of
the total destruction Of the steamer Caroline by
FIVE, and the loss Of the lyc3 Of fifty or sixty
pass engcrs.
The Caroline left Memphis 90 Saturday tho
It'll inst. bound up White river, with very
large freight and toll If passengers. Next day,
ahou, 1 L NJ the boat was discovered to De- ON
IRE. ~ the after end Of the boilers, and tvtutc
any effective means could be- taken to cxtin.
sIi,A the flames they had extended all over The
boat The boat was immediately pat to the
shore and a. she landed the cabin passenger,
uahei forward aud jumped ashoIc soue If them
recei'iaS considerable rrjrry in doing So u,
this neuis all the cabin passengers were saved
wlh the exceptions oitwo.
Bot the unfortunate d.tk passengers and the
deck hands, sugeiSd terribly Il Is supposed
that between .fiy and sjrty ct them p,rrlshed
in the danes, or wcr0 drowned allcr jumping
overheard. The deck passengers col,i ,,ed ~
families aud of course were less capable # 81
v,ns their lives The yaWi Of tho boat was
launched. filed with Passengers aud immediately
swlmped
I b. the time the cabin passengers had rrached
The share, the boat drited out into tie middle ul
/ the r;vcr-Which was very high and ont Of i,s
banks. sul there sunk
! The Caroline being a stern wheel boat. hal al
her heavy machinery in the sietr, and that end
went down first She Is a total loss
OF the ,thtcrs john TREE, the intrepid pilot
!, believed 10 have been burned 10 death at the
wheel The las; that wasS-en Of him BE- was IN
that position.
Capt James Creihgton acting As assistant p.
lot. jumped over board and was drowned. Can't
Folger were in the clerks Office Il; the TIM
and saved III. live, hut loot MI Ais books AMI pa
prrs and $40 600 IN the safe were also lost
The second clrik saved his life by swimming
ashore, Nj. Dewitt was asleep at the time
and had barely tine to jump ov,r boarI and .ay,
himself by swimming. The second engineer oI
duty at the time escaped in the same way. A
boy, bar tender, from Memphis wa, drownei
In less thAu an hour after the fie commenced
the boat was burned to he waters edge and to.
tally disappeared from view. There were tire,
kegs Of powder Oh heard which exploded a
different times but without dong any damage
The Caroline was only about u year old. q
l5o tun- hut,hen and will be- menihcred yer,
popular boat in the Illinois trade last wear
This was Intended to he the last trip in Whit,
River, aud she would then have returned to 81
Louis Size vas owned by Capt. James Clail
, Of Chicago.
We understand tha,she had an insurance @
i've thousand dollars on hor at Memphis, aus
was worth about $1,000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

LECTURE MIR Bissne,t delivered the eth lee
ture before the literary association en- Monday
evening On account Of the unf,vorableness OF
the weather, rot as large an audience were in a,
tendance as there would Otherwise have been.
Mr. B,ssnett Is very confident that he has
made discovery Of vast importance. We hope
be has, and that he vii! make practicable appli
cation Of his theory Of slerms," by letting US
know what storms are to happen during the CO.
ming summer lleH expected toleciure again on
the same subject (,he ",heory ofs,orms') within
q couple Of weeks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
Officers of the Illinois NVer bridge Co.

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! Mas k!llao-A Mechanically AFFAIR &C
/ ca,r,l At Long Point. Livingston county, on
/ Friday the lo'h inst, which resulted in the
ioAh ot TLos. LoWGrttack. caused by relcg
.-'"-rd'.
i took place o. a public sale. Edwards was
st,nd'as n crowd ard Lowl,rb OK came ~ 4
wagon aud Immediately charged Edwards with
beng the instiga;or If a lawsuit. broush, by
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

We are authorized TO announce Mr. PArRlcS
DALEY. rs q candidate for the Office of town Con
stable at the coming election
We are authorized to auEouncc ORtNso LFav-
rSs, AS candidate for the oHice of Justice u
the Peace, at the next iowa meeting.
We are authorized to announce WUIlN ZrfV
as candidate iotihe Office ct town constable az
the next election.
j. ii. M5RGilL Will be emil Late for re elec.
ton to the office OF Justice Of the peace. at ID,
next town election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
Ottawa tilartG Is, 1854.

V. B. PlLNtR, the American New pare
Agent, is tie oniJ authorized igsHiior lh's paper
nthr ci.l-s OF Boston, New Nufk, ard Fh,iadr,'
phii and 3 duly empowered to lake advertise
mems aul sghscup uus nj the rates required by
me- N,, receipts will be resar',i "a p1ymeut>.
Ms . :. ,e- tre--8o,ray. S-o.'ay's BJi,umg NEW
Yoek rungnr Buildings, PHILADELPHIA, y "
c.ruer IN M and Nhr-mul .trrrIs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
Line Mob.

TIE mob At this place under the direction Of
the Mayor, have 20 day, turu up the track across
SasAfrass street. the sheriff had done all IN h.
power to prevent it. hut hi. efforts were unayai
ling. The csusy ufcomplaiut /, .aii to be III,
passing of some IRE Sht cars from the weston
rad To The eastern. lhGs making q t,mporar,
connection.
Later aiSices INFORM US .ha. The matter Of eg
ci,lu. nj las teen amic.tly s.tlet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
B. MrsnAY, Sec.

THE Baouon RoAD-The Alton Telegraph
has sc, in circulation the terrible fact, that the
charter of the Brongh Boad is utterly null and
void, and that the Ohio and Mississippi compa,
ny will law II to the better end
The Telegraph says that it is the general i'm
preston that the charter is good for nothing
Now we believe the general impression is that
Alton will not make much, oat Of Atlantic and
Mississippi company that the law will find nc
loop holes what this company have done.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

PENNSYLVANIA DrNocRAr'c CONVECTION THE
Denocrrtic Convention a, Harrisburg on Marcl,
9Th re.a,mina,ed William Bplcr for Governor
on til first ballot. J S Black was nominated
e., judge Of the Supreme Court By acclamation
On tho second ballot, Henry $. Mott was nom.
mated for canal Commissioner.
A motion to introduce among the resolution.
one against he Nebraska bill, was put of. and
journed .ine die.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
u.provcmeu,o ,ha Illinois Rive.

Daring the past tNrre months the people o.
tbs stale have had thcir attention directed to the
improvement ut,he III river. and their zeal ava.
kened tt tie imporiancesf he sa'jcst ty our Jjs
ting .ishcG senators A,D1nslas Hon " i o. len,
Hon J. MIR lbe,ts. and u7n. S.'W. Randall.
Es,h Of these gendemen have given the question
a thorough discussion, and IN SO doing have pro
posed sever'i plans AMI various means G,r accom-.
p.ishjns the l,.,rei object.
The peculiar ses.:Ja 0! he Illinois, it being
tbs cLa,e,iog LAX Of nayg'toa ,hroosh the St
Lawrcu,c, ,he great Likes, and lie Mississippi,
Of the Atlantic cad gulf Of Mexico its sluggish
current in comparison with other rivers, tie vast
aud .tri.le agricultural regions which it drain
sal upon whose waters tue products u the com.
try mus; ful vent have all canspred to give 10
importance prominence, ard place it amops the
ir-t Of our great inland channels Of commerce
With these na;uya advantages, the people 0!
this state anil Of he United States wogld be false
to their interest if they should lack the ener-
cy and spirit 70 assist nature sufficient TO make
the Illinois r,er great national thuroug lfare OF
trade We believe this object has never teen
'''' So ''' -" wv '''''' w "' "'"' ~
means, was compelled to reliuQai,h the original
'e,ign # slip canal from lake M.chigaH 20 La
Sale aud complete tie canal as 1t now is. But
nav tbs stat, If U,ipois il or,lv all. v,,t
what assistance She may oct rr,r, th. General
.,,vrrnr,eu, T., carry out I'M. n,.;.ct II wa.
shown by the orFg;oal SURVEYS that i, voyld b,
no Il .tfi,ult matter ,o turn ,be water. If LAX.
M,,bi..n INTO The Illinois river Mr. 0ylrn and
Mr. Randall nov advocate this ulan and then
arguments are plt'sitle. The distance from lake
n''',,,', MY I-'",, ''.'' ~ ', ~. S..,t
Branch # the Cbicsr, riy,r il about Eurr.,,
miles. Fer lh- eastern haiti cf this dis'a acc y
enamel OF H'ifc'ent capacity Is sIready rf'M
90 w "ie '"u'" wv
wli nln., a, the weston end II II. the 1enre,
-I.n If Mud Lake. (,,id to be nearly d.,F
/ tno"S, IN some place. ia favorable 'o' e0ntn
J, y1s al =, -, ,"s r;,L ,ba 81.
Of steam dre,!.,e,. II could b. easily and re,Ii
ly done"
~" - mere at any point summit e'fVa
Mcb,g,n +, !, s.,;o,,,ra ,Lo, i, would c,.,
between one and two millions of dollars. to le;
water enough through to make the Illinois 'i'
yer "N'g'o'e a. al. seasons q Tue year Al
49, 80 - hv'"- SaAlc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

COuIoTI \ II Mach u.
NEw HAMPsHlsr ELscu,S--S, lr ~ h,lTl
Fl, n we have elected iUl democrats and 90 cu,
ahnonsts. Same toWuS last year elcc'cl III
democrats, c. opposition. II the rem,inin,
c NE IN a. last year, the democrats will have A.
majority. Barker. democrat. for Governor vii
base about &.ur0 msjoli,y over al others: 4
majority Of dcmulIats are elected ~ tie COunc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

FoGusS NEws-1he Arabia arrived on tie
!6ii, wheat declined 81, com, .. Nothing OF
particular interest from the seat Of war
France AMI England continue arming on an
immense scale, Twenty ships are already as
sscmh'dat Splthead. We eanLot give par,icu.
lars this week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
The GARDNER MoSEy,-Mr Perkins, in the

house, ha. offered TIE following
R.so,red That the Committee on the Judiciary
be instructed to inquire into the propre,y Of d
recing legal proceedings, to recover any sum o
money which may have been paid TO nns persrn
out of the Treasury. IL the claim Of Mr. Gard
ner under the Commi,si, which adudca'ed the
clai,ns on Mexico, under the provisions of the
treaty of Guadalonpe Hi1,lgo.
Mr.. CrrrrSo suggested the propricty, Of mn
ame 1dment authorizing the Committee TO send
for persons AMI papers, in order that the Com
mi,ice may ascertain against whom suit shall be
commenced.
Mr., PrRxlss accepted the amendment.
Tic resolution passed..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
GREGORY'S
Instant Cure Of Pain

7 S composed Of chemical extracts OF vegetable
| medicines some The products of the lorrid
Zone, which have the power of preventing NOR
,ifcation of wounis. and broken limbs 1t is so high
" concentrated that the content, of 25c hotte
will make n quart for administering internally
have known /, used for years IN the most irving
circumstances and it has proved safe aud eflertu-
al il has prevented
SUDDEN DEATH AT NIGHT,
From vomiting, collie, fits, choking from worms.
and Group when administered by mothers, when a
doctor could not be called in time. 1t is war
ranied medicine torpreventing and curing broken
brcsts
1t warns the blood, AMI causes free crcula-
ton Of the fluids of the body, aud by thus restoring
natural circulation, 1t Immediately dHrys Feper,
which Is the CAUSE OF ALL PAINS, inflammation
aud swelling.
II wW Care
Tooh Ache, Sick Head Ache, Collie, and
Cramps,
INSTANTLY
W;H Instantly Ieiisse and Quickly Crc
.Scperc Burns Deep Pain in tie 10 ,es Joinis,
or Flesh, Lqm.ness Spraia' ChiHbains,
Frozen Limits, Lime Breasts. Pieuri.
ST. Pain after Eatirg, Sour
Stomach Heart Bma, Bad
breath. Dark bruises,
RHEU MATlSM-ltis pqirdntedto cure the
wors, cases of Rheumatism IN three days.
DYSENrERY, Summer Complaint, Dinr-
rhDa Painters Cholie, Pam in the Bowels aud the
worst Headache cured in 90 minutes.
It is healing md soothing medicine for the
Lungs. and great numbers use no other Cough
Medicine
To iortiiy the system gams severe Cold. Rain,
or he Chilly Night Air. aud prevent Rheum ties
and Colds, a teaspooniul OF INSTANT CURE
willb race the system. us well az warm the blood
to the "end OF the fingers and toes
CHDaEKAi
never knew il fail 10 cure. |, contains the rem-
cdes used In India for tins pestilence, 1t is Just
the medicine the p ubic need for overheating the
blood, ianiing, or any sudden pam. or accident.
See certificate OF its certain benefits in circu-
lars,
will only add that agents in Ottawa will pny
you back yonr money Il you do not like the ia
slant cure Of pain after trying it. Agents in OF
lava, T.. Y GRIvss, and
WV. w. CAvARLy
Sold Throughout, Illinois. March ls-6m.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

We are authorized to announce Mr.. DAVID X.
GREoc, ne a candidate for re election to the office
of Constable, at the next ensuing election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

We are authorized to announce Mr. G.. W
EARL, as n candidate for the Office Of Town Con
stable at the next ensuing election
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
April Elections

We are authorized to announce Mr.. ROWLAND
HorrrR, as a candidate for Town Constable at
tie next ensuing election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

MARRlED--ln this city on Ire 18th inst. by
the Rev g. T. Clarke Rector Of Christ Church
GEORGE BEnRy. Of Sonlh Ottawa and Niles An.
IA How OF Fam HdEe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

We nre authorized to announce the name oI
A b SMITH as n candidate for the Office Of Jus
tice Of the Peace at the next Town election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
NOliCC.

There will be meeting If the legal voters
Of the fifth ward, at the house Of Mr., Joseph
MYERS. on Saturday. the o5h day Of March
1854 to select suitable person for alderman
A general attendance is requested without dis
liac,ion Of party. MANY VOTERs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

We are authorized to announce Mr.. A. A.
VI Justice Of the Peace, ut coming election,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
DIED.

At the residence Of Nathan Scorel in Day.
ton Township On t'u l5th-of Lung Fever
GEORGE Or,s. Son Of @ d. & G. II. Whit
man aged IL moths and ! days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

The CoScsGr-The Sax Horn band, under the
direction Of Prof Gro.h, gave an entertaining
coacert on Wednesday event ng Several pieces
Of vocal music were performed in skillul and
pl.asing manner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
Every citizen is doubtless entitled to enjoy

Every citizen is doubtless entitled to enjoy
the greatest amount of liberty which is com
patible with the rights and interests Of the
whole; but he is bound to use it SO as not TO
impair his neighbor's equal rights. He
could not be permitted, with IMMUNITY, to set
fire to his own worthless shanty, and thereby
enlanger his neighbours more valuable build
inss; nor should he be permitted to consume
his own body with alcoholic fire, and there
by beggar himself and family.
II, then, we have shown the right TO enact
a prohibitoyy law, is it expeiieHt 10 do SO (.
The entire failure of the license system to ae-
comp,ish any moral or beneficial result, is SO
apparent, that il is matter of as.ouishment
TINT i, should ever have found its way into
our statute books; aud still! more 50, that in
these days Of moral anl po!iiiea! progress il
should have existed there 50 long. Every
subsequent attempt to regulate or patch mp
I the thing. has proved al abortion. The idea
of a civilized community licensing few t.
commit crime, and then attempt TO regulate
the manner of lis commission, is ridiculous
in the extreme, and too preposterous and alb
SUM W Htcii ct4AFNc lNihkitAVNi. Ht N4lA-ti
pittarae Of revenue derived from il, bears no
proportion to the amount Of crime, degrade
ton and misery. which il creates WAY lag
the foundation for, aud SOW the seeds OF
crime, for those who have not the selt-con-
J troll or moral courage to resist Intoxicating
drinks, and then arIaign ana punish the vie
( Tins for the very crimes which 49, tie leg!,i,
mate offspring Of it The whole license sys'
TEN is founded in error and is blrloslu .
upon common sense. 1t makes it penal Of.
fence for tie venier to sell one gill, which it
only sufficient to make one man drunk, but
if the purchaser will buy more than he wants
and sufficient to keep himself and nl.shbor>
intoxicated 4 week, then lie may sell with
( impunity! Why not carry out the principle
( in regard TO other crimes, and enact that the
wretch who Kills one man shall be punished
with death, unless he can succeed in shooting
ten, in which case lie may so clear. "Ol
consistency DC.
That we may be able to arrive at Just con.
illusions in regard to that portion Of the ex-
/ perse Of the liquor traffic, which we annual
/ ~ pay in the shape Of taxes, it may be prop
er 10 state that the taxes for State purpose.
and for the reduction Of tie old funded Dbl
If the county, are tixel by law, and nave
been the same for tue last SIX years, cAceI'
THAT this year there is a small reduction d
State tax. In addition to this the Board o.
Supervisors levy an annual AK to drtray tn,
ordinary expenses, embracing the cost OF GU
! criminal courts ia. maintenance If to-, ,,,,-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

a large meeting Of the people wa, held a,
Peoria on Thlrsiav evening last, over which ]
Manning E-T presided az which resolutions M.
provn, the Nebraska bill and the resolutions
passed n. the recent session Of the legislature
were adopted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Erpresssays:
! an Inclined to think now. so hot il the
Northern IRE h. coming, that both Hards and
Sufs will evaGe direct vote ia the House and
hando or the Nrrraska bill is legacy Of mis-
chief to The agi.a,ors, Many members want to
see through the August, Septeml err and Novem,
Der elections before they vote.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
NOTICE,

The Rev, ". D. Clark will preach on tie Ne.
bra.ka bill at the Baptist church 10 morrow (Sap
day. evening at 7 O'Clock
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

pEoyInEvcE March, II,
An offigy Of senator Dorglas was found hang
ing VA q tree. in Arlington street this morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

MAINE LAW N MicnIoAS The Supreme Conrt
of Michigan have at last decided the Maine Law
to be CoSsrrvuosAl--fvs Of the judges being
for Il and three against
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

STiTE OF MINORS In site caun'u So:
county eonrf N and far s4id county, II June
term, 4 u 1854 George Warner. mn.or Is
Alfred Warnrr-hl'i for conveyance
I I appearing from an nfii lfyit on file in n. oi.
l tte Of The clerk Of said court tha, srii d,ftr-
dant, Alfred Warner IL not y r~7ilert ol said
state, and said complainant, George Warner in.
NOR, h,ying lied his bill herein, ani summons
having issued thereon accoriiut N INV.
Notice j. hereby gwen 10 said defendant, that
IN ess Won h. aud appear before "A ~ court, on the
rr~ day Of sad term rh"rrof to b. holden at the
rourt HOUSE in Ottawa, N said county. on the
first Monday Of June, \. D. 1851, twhcn and
whore said summons s rcturnnh'el mud plead an
swrr, demur, or except u s1id ill. the -amo
will be taken MS confessed against you. AMI the
matters and things therein prayed Tor, drcreed ac-
coringv
5 w. RAYMOND, clerk Of said rourt.
Leland 81 Jones sol tor com March l3-iw.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

There ia much exul'ation among a portion OF
our rilizpns, caused by the decision of the Su
premr Court, against tie cons;ltutivnnii,y Of o
portlon Of The lqunr law.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

the 10th, but not mach business can be done on
it till next week