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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07
second Congressional District.

by the Chicago papers of yesterday VIC
lcrn that thcAurora Democratic Congress
sional Convention on Thursday divided, the
Nebraska delegates from Cook, and the dele
gates from Lee, Whitcsi,les, and Rrck Island
organizing in one body, and the Cook anti
Nebraska, dc Kalb, Dupagc, and Kane dele
gates in another, each body making its own
nomination. The Nebraskaitcs nominated
the Hon. J. b. Turner, of whom the TriJnne
(rab,. fusion says:
Mr.. r. is President Of the Chicago and
Galcna Union railroad, is a plain man, Of
good general knowledge, possesses n charac-
ter without rcproach, is very wealthy, and
so report Says--iS Il confirmed Ncbraskaitc
and admircr of Judge Douglas.
The anti-convcntiOn nominated $. j. Mayo
of DcKalb Co., whom We rccollcct meeting
as an applicant for Nebraska Judgcship il
Washington last winter lie was thcn quite
willing the Nebraska bill should pass. Tn,
Democrat and Press arc highly culogistic o
the nominee. The Democrat speaks as io!
lows
Judge NJ. is an old settler of Dc Kalb Co.
and is very generally known AS a lawyer o
extensive practice and as n politician closc',
identified with the interests of the Democrat
ic party. lie was member of the Balti
more Convention that nominated Gen. Pierre
for President. and now comes before III,
people upon that Platform without any ncy
tests or additions. He recognizes all as dem
ocrats who will act with the democratic or
ganzation in carrying out the principles
policy, and nominations Of the party.
We cordially recommend Judge Mayo t.
the support Of our brother democrats, AM
we hope they will give him majority grca,
or than was ever given for any democrat il
| this District
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DEATH or ANN RoyM~-Mrs. Ann Royal
died ut Washington City, on Sunday morn
ing, LIST inst. Some twenty-five years ago
when we rccollcct her, she wa. considered u
remarkable woman. twas during her tour
TIN ough the West, gathering matter for her
Black Book, and then she seemed far al.
vanccl in life. She was for long time cd-
trcss of newspaper called Pam PrN and
subsequently another, Tile Haatts. Her
writings were of the Mrs TroilOpe order. 1t
was believed She licycd n large amount Of
biach maH upon the members of Congress
for pui's and also TO avoid her sarcasm,
which was bitter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

THE CAUSE or IT-Thc anti-Ncbras
kaitcs and abolitionists Of the LIST congress
sional district have succeeded in getting
former democrat in the person of Il. =. Fer
ry, to run against Mr.. jackson, the demo
cratic nominee. The Milwaukee News OK
plains how he happens to be canddat,
against his party. 1t says:
If this is the same Ferry VIC met at Wash
ngton after the Inauguration, he is very
clever gentleman, and a disappointed appli
cant fora French consulate, which, Of course
has nothing to do with his opposition to tn,
leading measures OF The administration
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NEW YoRH PoLiTlcs.-That political mat
tcrs in the Empire state are somewhat mixed
may fairly be concluded from the fact that
there are at present eight tickets in the field
for state officers, as follows
Hard saeH dem. S,ft she'll dem.
Governor q. &. Bronson II. Seymour
1t. Gov. T. Ford W. H. Ludlow
Canal Com. G. Durham j. Clark
State Pr. INA. Varnum W. X. Andrews
Scrard rhig. Free dem.
Governor NJ. II. Clarke N. II. Clarke
1T. Gov. II. j. Raymond u. X. Wood
Canal Com II. Fitzhugh L. \. Wheaton
State pr. In. y. BOVINE j. II Macomber
Libcrty p"r'y. temperance.
Governor W. Goodall VI. H. Clarke
1t. Gov. \. Ward II. j. Raymond
Canal Com j. &. harrington IT, Fitzhugh
State pr INV. Shapscott \. Bovine
,S,rat0ga coaiitiOR. Saratoga secedcrS
Governor NJ. II. Clarke NJ. II. Clarke
1t. Gov. II. J. Raymond u. X. Wood
Canal Com. II. Fitzlugh {. \. Wheaton
State pr. In. \. Bovine L III Macombcr
Upon these the Herald says;
Here we have eight separate tickets and
only -four candidates for Goycrhor- bronson
Seymour, Clark and Goolall. The Seward
candidate, il will he seen, is adopted by the
free democrats, or free sellers proper, by tn,
Saratoga coalitionistS, lay the Saratoga sccc
dcrs, and by the temperance party. In al
dition to these, the fusionists upon CLARK
are confident that he will he nominated by
/ the Know nothings at their secret State con
vcntion, appointed TO meet in this city OF
the it'll Of October. If this is done, the hol,
wing antislaycry alliance in support of Clarl
will comprise the following factions:
l.. The dominant overriding Seward fac
ton.
2. The submissive Fillmore faction.
3. The Saratoga anti-slavery mixed com
mission.
4. The Saratoga seceders.
b. The free democracy, or Buffalo part.
proper.
q. The temperance party.
z. The Know Nothings perhaps.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

DEATH FROM BcRSISG FLrlD.-A Mrs.
Bishop, of Buffalo, was burned t. death on
the 2gth, by the explosion Of can Of burn
ing fluid. The Republic gives the details Of
this awful accident. Mrs. BIS child being
sick, attempted to fill the lamp from the can,
when the contents Of the can exploded, en-
vcloping Mrs. b., who was in n night drcs',
in volume Of flame, by which her whole
body was drcadiully burned. The Republic
well says will this awful warning &c needed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

DIOCESE IN EASTERN N. Y.-Rev. Horace
Potter, d. D., Rector Of st. Peters Church,
Albany has been elected Provisional Bishop
of this Diocese, in the place Of Dr. VAIN.
wright, deceased. lie is q brother Of Bishop
Potter Of Pennsylvania.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

WHAT NEXT ?--An cx robbcr and burglar
named Samuel Head is announced, by the
Rochester Union, for a lecture ON his former
profession" The Union says of Mr.. Head :
In years gone by, he has been one of the
most rotoriors robbers and burglars in the
United States, and has broken out of three
states prisons, and jails without number.
He says he shall devote the balance Of his
life to occurring on prison discipline, and such
matters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

As OrTsPoGES NnG.-Ihe Buffalo Gnu
merci0i, the most influential wing paper in
Western New York, and the organ OF prcsi.
dent Fillmore, spita on the platform Of the
fusionlsts, and tells the whig Syracuse con.
vcntion plainly;
'll the convention which meets tomorrow
shall pass resolutions for thg repeal of the
compromise Of 1880 We shat rcpudiate them
ii it shall make the repeal Of the Nebraska
act a part Of the platform, We shall 20 against
it; not because We consider it undesirable,
but because nc consider IL Uthry imgracii-
cutie, and We will consent to run no Wild.
goose chase after uhattainahic objects. ii
the convention shall say without quaiica-
ton, that We must admit 40 more slave stat, s.,
We will not be bound by its dictum; for al.
though We were, at the time, opposed TO the
| admission Of Texas, We recognize and are
ready to fulfil the obligations the country in
CURED in the contamination Of that act We
consid,r Our obiigdti0Hs 10 Tie country supe-
rior 10 our obligations 10 Party, aud do not
hesitate 10 declare that We will lend our
| selves a aerorrrters- iii no srirrrnc for the
I Hph0Htg cJG plrty at Tic expense 81 pUJtic
fame Q7ti public honor"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

Anti NEBRASKA SPEECHES. During the
, past week our citizens have been edited by
two Anti-NcbraSka speeches, one from Hon
| j. q. Norton and the other from judge Parks
/ There was u Respectable attendance on the
occasion Of each speech, but the cloqucncc
OF the speakers failed to create the least
enthusiasm. Tho fact is the anti Nebraska
fever is dying out, and Nolton's repeal hob
/ by is too ridiculous 10 take with sensible poo
/ pie. We would advise both Mr.. Norton and
/ Judge Parks, if they wish TO be public ser.
( vice, TO select something more tangible and
/ reasonable than the repeal of the Nebraska
bill, for that Is al utter imgOssibility.-Joii-
, Ct Sigadi
Mr. Norton and his abolition confcdcr.
atcs' in this district arc behind the times.
| The greater lights Of fusion and abolitionisln
at the East have long ago abandoned the
'rcstoration Of the Missouri commo.niso"
AS one Of the issues, and are in open howl
against that as well rs all other compromises.
They know tue talk Of the repeal Of the Ne.
brasla bill to bc nonsense, and say they viii
"cnglgc in no such wild goose chase after
, impossibilitics.' Then we should like M
Norton, if he please, to rcconsilc trihine
inconsistency in the platform on which he
processes 70 stand. The Missouri compro,
mise pledged all future representatives ii
congress, from the North or South, to Not,
for the admission of such States into tAC
Union whose territory was south Of that linz
as might thereafter apply, whether then
constitutions approved Of slavery or other
wise. Yet the flsionist platform on which
Mr. Norton processes to stand pledges tina
party TO I'D. Unconstitutional opposition {,
the admission Of any more slave states in
to the Union, whether the territory out o
which the same is to DC made be north O
south Of ,he Missouri line"
Thus Nh. Norton stands pledged to sup
port the restoration Of the Missouri compro
mise, and to violate that solemn compact
at the first opportunity that is presented
As it is impossible to stand on both thcs
planks Of his platform at the same time
which does he reject?
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Az EDIror CHALLESGED.-A despatch
from phiiadclphil SAYS:

Az EDiTUE tHALLES1ED.-A despatch
from Philadelphia says:
i sharp personal correspondence has oc'
cured between L. :, Senator Cooper, Of this
State, and Morton McMichcal, Esq, editor Of
TIE North AmtricdH ami E0iied States Ga
zottc in consequence Of articles publeshcd in
that paper rejecting on the city subscription
to the Sunhury and Erie Railroad as having
been obtained by false prctcnsos and malycr-
sation Mr. Cooper addressed Il note asking
Mr. McMchcal if the language applied to
him. Mr.. McMchcaI's reply denied the RICH,
to question him, but said he was legally
morally and personally responsible for that
as for everything that appeared in TIE 4
mcricaH. Mr.. Cooper sent the Hon. W. Cost
johnson Of Maryland to act as his friend
and as the bearer Of q challenge to Mr.. No
Michoal, who asked two days for cou,idcra.
ton. At the termination Of that time Mr.
McMichcal declined the meeting on tlC
ground that it was his duty as public jour
nalist to animadYert upou snch transactions
and he could not therefor DC held personally
responsible.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

SrRuc1 ny LrGurNNG,-From the Peoria
News we learn in the course of a scvrc thun-
der storm, which visited that city on Sunday
evening last, the dwelling house of Capt. Nor
rson was stuck, and the eldest son, young
man of nineteen years Of age, was instantly
killed. Another and younger son was very
seriously injured.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

CANAL LASps.--Mr. Commissioner vii.
son ofthc General Land. Office at Washington
has notified Gov. Mattcson that the residue
of lands due the state of Illinois on account
of the canal grant is 32,s05,G3 acres. The
Governor has taken steps TO have the land
Immediately selected
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

The Democratic convention of Peoria
county have nominated tho Hon, JULIUS
MASSlSc for the legislature. Mr.. NJ. is
known throughout the state as one of our
ablcst and best men. The nominee for the
district comprised Of Peoria and Stark for
the same Office, is a. Moncricf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has
decided the Eric Railroad case in favor Of the
city of Erie, and have required the railroad
company to change the route and construc.
ton Of tho road, so as to make the limits Of
the borough Of Erie in 1912, the western
terminus of the railroad.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

YELLOW FEVER AT n. ORLEANs.-Accounts
from New Orleans to the Goth ult show that
the yellow fever is not subsiding there. Foi
the previous three days there had been ono
hundred and ten deaths at the Charity Hos
pital. Five hundred cases are now in the
hands of the Howard Association.
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Tar Sn1c Notice.
NOTICE is hereby give n, to all whom j, may

NOTICE Is hereby give n, to all whom il may
- concern. thatat a sale OF lands and town lots,
for tayrs nd costs due thereon for the year A
D l152 at the door OF the court house IN Ottawa.
treasurer OF said county on the thirteenth day oi
June, A. D. 1853, the subscriber purchased the
iolIowi ing described tracts OF land, situated IN
said county, and that the time OF redcmption on
! the same will expire on the 18th day OF Juns, A.
! y. 1855.
/ Arres. 10 vtom dss'd D.scrpiion Sec. r. r.
1 80 Amos pmkerion, nh NEG ~ &c !
/ GIG Eiw r. Bidi,c, scctin Z ~ Q
! 10 james Vi. Ad-it, neq 10 8 2
Also, at lhr said sale, on the fourteenth day OF
/ June, A. y. 1854, the subscriber purchased the
following described tracts of land, situated in sad
/ county, aud that the tiinr Of redemption On the
same will expire on the lih day OF June, A. D..
3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

JuDoE TRuMBuLL, of Alton, is announced
as an anti-Nebraska candidate for Congress
in the ST. Clair district AS there are foul
or five Nebraska candidates already on the
track in that district, the Judge probably
thought the other tack would be most likely
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

JosErn GILLESPIE, recently announced as
n candidate for congress in tho Alton and
Bcllcyllc district, concludes his chances arc
better for smaller Office, and is therefore
authoritatively announced as candidate for
the state senate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

Cons N lyDIANA.--It is mentioned as n
fact that from Ia Fayettc, on the New Alba
ny and Salem Railroad, the Corn all goes
South, into the interior counties, to supply
farmers, who have in past seasons sold many
hundreds Of thousands of Bushels. But for
the large amount Of Beach and Oak mast,
there would not be thousand hogs fattcncd
in that whole region Of country during the
nrcSln mt Year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

CHICAGO PoLTIcs.--A county convention
was held at Chicago on Wednesday to ap-
point delegates to the Aurora democratic
convention, to nominate candidate for con.
gress. Two sets Of delegates appeared
from . number of the wards, and as it be-
came evident that the Nebraska and anti-Nc-
braska parties would be unable to fuse, they
pcacoably divided, and each appointed a set
Of delegates to Aurora.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

Not long since, six negroes, belonging to
the estate OF old Mr.. Castleman, in Clark
county, Va, disappeared and were advertised
as runaways. The bodies Of all six have
been found in the Shenandoah. Ii is now be-
lieved that they attempted to cross the river
when intoxicated, in n skiii, and were upset
and drowned,
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We find the folIowing advertisement in the

We find the following advertisement in the
Harrisburg Herdd
N0TlcE TO liOTE-KEEPERs w hcrcas am
unfortunately unable 10 control my appetite
for Intoxicating liquors and whereas, then
use has greatly afflicted myself and family;
therefore, this is to notify all landlords, beer
sellers, and others, who dispose Of ntoXica
ting drinks Of any kind WHATEVER, that any
person who may hereafter give or sell I'll,
same to me will be dealt with according t.
law. have been the means ola good dca
Of affection TO myself and others, and ask thu
pardon Of the community for past offences
AuGUTus RICHARD.
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EI,Ns ING. ,
00n nm oS.

0nn nm Usage orange plants for sale, at
AooiooO $3.50 per IN, delivered at Ottawa
or g. 90 per M. delivered at the urhaser
hms Orders should be sent early, as the supply
Is limited
fwlliaiso build hedges On favorable icfms.
fuush.u, the plants, aud taking full care Of III"
fence until u will protect crops from all kinds Ut
stock ENGAGEMENTS must be made soon.
Oriuh.r 7-6m n +. SunrwFLf., Oua,rG.
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The cholera has ceased to be epidemic in
Pittsburgh. In a fortnight seven hundred
and cighty-onc persisted by the disease
The Despatch says strangers need not fear
preparing to visit the city this week.
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MASSACHUSETTS PoLrICs.-A democratic
state convention met at Lowell, Mass, on
the Goth. About six hundred delegates
were in attendance. Judge Bishop was
nominated for Governor, by acclamation.--
Resolutions were adopted sustaining the Ne
braska bill, and endorsing the Administra-
40,
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,....... NoDD %
JARED Il. FoHD, Treasurer.
l'rilaY, Sent.

Friday, sept ~.
Board tool, mp the hill of J, p. Trcu,Icr,
for guarding Jail, and after some discussion,
allowed 81 per day thereon, amounting in
all to Sl25.
The following bills were presented and al
lowcd
Rugg & Watson, burying paupcrs, s. 80
Raugh brothers, clothing prisoners, > rs
u. j. Bridges, printing, II 80
The bill of II. Dcuchcrt was taken up and
after discussion allowed, amounting TO SIS.
The bill Of Isaac Thorn and :. NJ, Rog-
crs, for boarding witnesses, was taken up
and allowed, amounting to SO 80
The hill of Chas lIaughtcling, for rewards
offered 10y sheriff, amounting to 800, was
taken up, and ON motion of Mr.. Miller, $50
were allowed in satisfaction of same,
The report Of the committee on the court
house yard was taken ur, and after some dis
cussion, laid on the table.
Adjourned to y o'clock p NJ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

Usr OF SoLvBiE GLAss--A soluble glass
has been applied to the woodwork and scene
ry in the Munich Theatre, for the purpose
of preserving, and ms far AZ possible, -yndr-
riuv them iucumbiIStillc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

MARRTED.-Tn this city on the Sd inst,
by Rev. NJ. u. Clark, Mr.. William Phillips,
to Miss Mary Ann Ecker.
At the Mansion House in Ottawa. on the
Sd inst, by a. -. Smith Esq, Mr.. j. P.
Bixlor to Miss Harriet Elliott, both Of La
Sale III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

Great PoLrIcAL SroCTISG.-Ihc Illinois
State Fair was opened at Springfield on We'd
ncsday. We are yet without news from that
quarter, but from indications are satisfied
there viii he a large attendance at least of
sears, if not exhibitors. In connection with
the fair, Or at least at the same time, there
is 70 be some tall political spOuting at the
capital. 1t having been announced that
Judge Douglas would address the people
during the week of the fair, the fusionists
have mustered host of old hacks and spout.
ers to reply to him. Among them We notice
the names of Judge Brccsc, Col. McClcmand,
Judge Palmer, Col. +. u. Taylor, and Judge
Trumhull. 1t would puzzle Philadelphia
lawyer some, we imagine, to determine the
precise ground which each Of these gentle
men has occupied within the last six months
! on the ycXcd questions of slavery and the
Nebraska bill. However, they all agree in
one thing, and that is, that they can never
rise above their natural level Of insignih.
cancc until they Kill or Judge Douglas, and
so they have combined to compass the job.
As they have failed in the attempt several
times already, we fear they will find single
fair too short time to accomplish the bust
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Strte Of Illinois. Ia .S.Nc Co,rtH .'. =.

state IF Illinois, LIS Suite Corntv, ~.
We, George ). Fisher, vice president. Burton
{. Cook, the president OF this bank benz ~
THIS time absent from the county aud John II
MeIg-, assistant CASHIER, do snlcmnly swear that
the tEeaolng is falland correct statement OF liz.
affairs Of the bank ofDltawa. rs they existed ON
Monday, the I'd day at October. 1854 which
statement, and this affidavit, webtlieye to be TN.
nd couep, GEO. >. FISHER, pic. president
JoHS II. MflaS, nor. cGshi,r.
subscribed and sworn to before me this iih
day of October, 4. y. 1851
lntnhrI = ~ L aN.tnNr Ill -
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a French paper mentions q remarkable
cure Tor Cholera, effected by ipccacuanha
administered like snuff After one pinch the
patient sneezod so long that violent reaction
took place, heat returned to the surface, and
the man got well.