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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

PERSONAL ISrrLLlGEscE.-On III, that the
eldest daughter of Mr.. Henry Ludlam, of
Broadway, N. Y, is about to be cspoused by
the Hon. Lewis Cass, Jr., our charge at
Rome, where the fair Jianeee is at present So
journinv.
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TuE GREAT RAILROAD EXCURSION. This is
TO be one of the greatest excursions of the
age. Il is expected that over ono thousand
persons, railroad presidents, directors, edit
ors &c., &C., From the East will pass
through our city.
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NolTArc CuNNs.--E. Y Grigc has Just re
cciycd and has for sale the ra.cnt Hydro.
Electro Violate Chains-uscd as an efficient
remedy for nervous diseases. Advertisement
in a few weeks
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ke"pc selling the IA nc to travellers en-
ccrtcd, on 90 any person IN state oil lntox-
icatlun, or 10 any person VIGOROUSLY in0c
habit of becoming intoxicated, every iun:f
keeper or grocery - offending shall upon
con' iction thereof, be- fined in a sum not eX-
rcclms hlty dollars, and upon being 50 al.
Judged guilty 81 hr,a'h Of this ordinance,
shall. in addition TO said fine, forfeit his or
her SAID license, t. be entered rs n pant Of
the Judgment in such case. And if any per-
son not licensed rs aforesaid shall Violate
amy provision Of this section, every such
person 50 offending, shall upon conviction .
thereof be fined in a sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars.
= llany person or persons shall with
in thu Limits OF the city, keep any common,
ill-goyyIurd or i-o.dcrly house, or shall
>uti,r oI permit amy gambling, bcttiug with
money, or other Thing, or games Of chance,
ON his her, or their premises, any person 80
uiiruIng shall upon conviction thereof bc
fined ia sum not ,Nrrpjiug itly dollars;
aud u such person shall have been licensed
to sell, ycud, and retail Ninous, ,pritupu.,
or mixed liquors, IN quantities less than one
gallon, he, She, or they shall IN addition TO
said fine, forfeit HI or her said license, 10 bc .
entered as part Of the Judgment IN such
cast.
; 8. II any person shall be guilty Of
cpn@ or maintaining, or shall be an in
matcoi, or m any manner c"nncct,dwi any
di-urlaliy house or house Of il-lamc. or
knowingly own, or be Interested as ptopric-
tor or landlady. Of any such house, hc or
She Shall on c"hN'ton be in,d - nm
not exceeding one hundred dollars, and the
lnfthrr sum 81 NIFTY dollars Or every twenty
l'ur houTo the S.IH mouse shall he cohtIh-
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

SHiPrED.-Thc first load of -four from the
New city Mills, was shipped on the Diana
on Wednesday, for Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

Hon VIM y. Richardson, the Nebraska
hero in the house, is now at his home, in
Quincy.
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MARRlED--On saturday, 3D. inst, by
Rev. 5, +. Dcnning, Mr.. Daniel l'rars, to
Miss Celia Weeks, both Of Ottawa,
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Police Court.
Before City Magistrate Smith.

James Cole charged with drunkcnneis
Fined four dollars and fifty cents, ;paid
the same by labor on the streets.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

The blind yocalsts will visit this city in a
few days, tor the purpose Of giving CON
cert
They are spoken ofycry highly blythe press
where they have been. Their singing is III
the highest degree artistic and mclodiouS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

We learn from the Chicago 7iijyn>. that
Senator Doug'a, i now in New York city,
and Is expected to visit Chicago in few
I.,--
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Ole jacobson, charged with drunkenness
Fined s3.lo-paid and was discharged.
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Otta(ua frte Traoer.
OTTAWA, JUNE 10, 1854.

v g PALMER, the American N-wspape
Agent tie only authorized Ag,H,ior this paper
nthe cite. OF Boston, New York, and Phiadei-
phia and is duly empowered to lnke advertise
ments aud subscriptions ut the rate required by
US. His receipts will be- regarded as payments
His OiIiccsare-Bo,roN, Scoay's Building NV
YosK, Tribune Buildings: PHILADELPHIA, \. W
corner Thlrdaud Chesnut streets
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List of Letters
REMAlNING in the post office at Ottawa,
IL June 9Th, 1851.

+ DEMAlNlNG in the post office at Ottawa,
IL June 9Th, 1871.
Ar.au,t NJ J. Livingston Rchd "
Am,- Philip Lind Geo
anderson I Lindcrback Thco Is
Blham Mr., CathaIinc Lambert Dcloss
Brown Jas " Lalncrce VIM
Barnes Mccarthy Cornelius3
iiak S.ml , Mathews \
Blown Abby \ Maurice G Brady
Barry Michael Murphy Deny
Bycu- Michl M,r.son Jas
Baker Andrew Mccormick Vim
B adshaw Pat Mckenzie Peter
Il. .aI,lcy Wm Murphy JAS
Baker Alca-2 Mcmahon Peter
Butler Edw Minklcr + q
Burnside | /. Manning Mich
Book, Geo W Murphy Edward
nazprr T Mackcy Ami
CJnuors john } Murray Jas Lynn
Cau.hlin James Murphy John II
Collins Danl Mcdonnell DW2
G., n bingham John Morgan ;
Crane Doc \ Maps T 4
CaiI,ry john Miller \ l.
Clucn Miss |. Molanc J
G AIRY Philip McGcc Geo II
{ iu- lIo' M'hrath Patk
Crawford " \ Mackcy John
Council Tim Mccarthy Charles
Cooucy Nicholas NJ Cormick Landcrs
Condor Wm Moore +
CIrrigan ihoS Ncaiy Edward
nramOrc i Narmnoi r. q
nuuton Oscar O'hcriie Richd
Draper Farley. Michl
hpulttc Il Son O'COnnor John
Dcrni!t II K Michl
Danill Mis- " Porter ThoS A
Fcuncll Thos Pyllhlr Miss
4 Fowler Lydia \ Price Henry
Flint Augustus P,arcc " |.
Fish Henry Pembroke Calvin
Fullerton Miss Mary Pierce JAS
Fitch Joel Rlph lichd
Fuy Saml richardson Chas II
Farwcll Mr. Ryan Maurice
Foley Tim Roam Danl
Foar VIM Ricrdon VIM
Gardiner VIM G Suicblcr d AZ
Gordon John Smith Lucinda
Glccsou John Seaman Ma,h
james Scoyil Henry
HOGAN Thus Smith Adams
Hutchinson Dan y y
lIcnchan Jas Scott Robt
Harris &c Scovcl Henry III
Hobart \ j Slit Mrs NJ
Hutchinson Jchial Strong Henry
Herbert Patk SomcrS > ~ Lazy
Hastings O II Sladon John
lImbcrt q 5 Scully Margaret
hathaway Cath Snow Lucions
Hall John Tiffany Russell
Hewitt Geo Thompson W
jerks I Geo W
Jennings Mat Wilcox IL
Jenkins ID p Whalan Mchl
.Ja,awa Geo Woolworth Mrs II p
/ kccly Robt Weaver f. ii
Kane Edw Watkins Chas Edw
| Kilc Danl Warner Mrs ~
kenncy John Whitmoorc J
Knapp MISS | l. Willon MrsN
| Persons calling for letters in the above list
will please say they were advertised.
WV. l.. GIBSON, 4. ".
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Are we 10 have any 18th of Juiy {,
Yankee lumber sncn in Cana,la.

No one can answer the question. Nothing
is done yet towards getting Up n celebration
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

The Peru Chrcnicie has been enlarged TO
six column daily, ispublishcd simultaneously
in Lasallc and Peru, and has changed its
name to the very appropriate one Of the
Union Cdy We wish il every success.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

ONrlIrSpRrp M,l,ioSs ron CrnA 1.-The n
Y. EXPIRES, has a dispatch from Washington
stating that it ia confidently expected that
Mr. Warren Wnslow, bearer of dispatches
from Madrid, viii bc sent back immcdn ely,
carrying instructions to Mr.. Soule to oilcr
one hundred millions Of dollars for Cuba.
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OTTAWA MARKET.

will please say they were advertised.
WV l.. GIBSON, Il. w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27
NOTICE..

TNllE undersigned having been appointed
Il by the County Commissioners of Cecil
County, "EXaminers' to examine and deter
mine whe Their the public convenience requires
Public Road to be opened as petitioned for,
as follows:
"From Zion towards the Blue Ball, to in
tersect the road from Zion towards the Brick
Meeting House, beginning at or near where
the line dividing the lands of james Fisher
and Elisha E. Kirk, intcrsecting the first men
toned road and running thence along said
divisional line until it shall ntersect the line
dividing said Fishers land from that of D. Il
+. Sutphin, and thence along the same and
along the line of S. Il. Carter until it shall in
tesseets the land Of Elihu Haregan or Jacob
BHrakcr, thence across the said land until it
interests the line dividing the lands of Charles
Parker and David Sheppard, thence along
said line until it intcrsects the last mentioned
road near the shop of David Sheppard;''
Do hereby give notice to the citizens of the
County and all persons interested, that they
will meet on the grounds where the said road
pctitioned for is proposed to be laid ont, ON
SATURDAY, the 18th day ofJune, next, and
then and there proceed to discharge the du-
ties which devolve upon them by the afore-
said appointment.
DAVID C. PARKER,
JOHN r. ABRAMS,
GEO. W. OLDHAM,
May 18th, 1S54.-tm. Examiners.
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ROAD EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TNllE undersigned having been appointed
Il by the County Commissioners of Cecil
county, '.ENaminers'I to examine and de-
termine whether ccrtainJ alteration in
Public Road as pctitioncd for by sundry
citizens Of the county, is proper to be made;
viz in ''the public road leading from the
North East and Brick Meeting House Road
to the Elkton and Brick Meeting House Road
and running through and by the lands of Ben
jamin F. johnson, James Crawford John
CORY, Joseph Lort and others said altero-
ton to be made at or near the point where
the road passes the factory Of Jas Crawford
Hereby give notice to the citizens of the
county and all persons interested, that they
will meet at James Crawtord's factory, at or
near where the said alteration is proposed to
be made, on Tuesday the 9th day of June,
next, and then and there commence to dis
charge the duties which deyolvc upon them
by the aforesaid appointment.
CALEB REYNOLDS,
JOSEPH LORT.
THOMAS McVEY,
May q TIM Examiners.
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ROAD NOT,CE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commission
ers of Cecil county, at their session in June
next, to appoint proper persons to lay out a
Public Road leading eastwardly from the
Battle Swamp road near Gurlie Town, through
or near the lands of Thomas Smith Jr., Geo.
Gale, Leah and Sarah II. Gale, Samuel C.
Gale, Elisabeth Jackson and Ohm Burroughs,
to the public road leading from Perryville to
Reynolds Mill, thence across said road east
wardly by or through the lands of Eden See
ly, Philip Jackson, VIM. Patterson, Il. S.
Webster and across Mill Creek to John Lit
ties land, thence southwardly and along said
Creek on the lands of George Pickering till
it intersects the public road leading from
Samuel Aikens' Corner on said road, to the
old Port road near Levi II. Evans.
MANY TAX PAYERS OF CECIL Co.
May Goth, 1854 4w
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Eose early that he might have time for his
The boz grew heavier frcm week to week
Reuben had almost enough.
One day there was. barrel of fbur left at
Mrs. Porter's. She. thought there must be a
mistake about it; but sic man said he was d.
mcte6 at the store to take it to fiat house
Mrs. Porter went Immediately to learn about
il, and what was her surprise on finding her
son had been the purchaser.-IIow could he
pay for whole barrel of aoari The money,
s..iS the merchant, she broaght in box. II
was in small bits, which took me some tin c
to count, hut there was enough"
The mother called, with ~ full heart, at
Mrs. Johnson's, aud related what had occur
red. Reuben wondered why his mother
should cry so. He thought she would be
happy. He was sure he was. He had been
thinking Of that barrel of flour, and now he
felt more like laughing than crying. Those
tears, noble boy, are not tears OF SORROW, but
Of the deepest joy. You are more than re-
paid for your self-denial. You have pcrse-
vered in your determination; you have resist
ed every temptation to deviatc from the
course which you marked out Us right. You
have borne mcekly the charge of meanness,
so Calling to your generous spirit, and now
you receive your reward. You are happy,
and 50 is your mother, and SO is your kind
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson.
That night, Mr.. Johnson remarked to his
wife, as they sat togetE, before the cheerful
fire, that he had some idea Of keeping the
little miser and educating him. GA boy who
could form such purpose, and keep it, will
in all probability make useful man, After
years proved the correctness of this conclu-
sion. Reuben is now 4 man Of intelligence
and wealth. He is one whom the world de-
Fights to honor; but among his pleasantest
memories, doubt not, is that Of the barrel
Of -four he bought for his beloved mother
I1lTcIpDdpnf.
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Roudyism. town was again disturbed
one night this week by the bellowings Of a
drunken crowd of men or hobblcdehoys, or
both together. This drunkenness and riot
which "makes night hideous,'' may all be
very fine sport at the time, to those engaged
in it, but it is leading them on to fearful retri-
buttons. The prospect OF poverty, premature
old age, rags, destitntion, the aims house, the
Jail and the drunkard's grave, may now lave
no terrors to them, but thitherward are they
pressing with strides that seem untiring and
determined; and verify such desinai n shall
they-reach unless they quickly halt aid GER ght
about whcel.''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

THE NEBRASKA BILI.-This bill after ar-
tating Congress and the country several
months has at last passed the House of Rep
reSentatives, minus the Clayton amendment
an | will so pass the Senate. A correspond, mt
in another column, tartly refers to it. he
Nebraska bill was, no doubt, gotten W for
e purposes named by him, and as it was
eypec ed to cover up multitude of admins
telial sins, so we may now expect some other
new issue brought b,forc the people to draw
attention away from the Nebraska business
war with Spain, for instance, or some other
innocent little locofoco diversion of that sort.
We shall see.
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WOOI.l

TN1lE subscriber takes this method of in
l. forming his old customers and the public
in general, that he still continues at his FAC
TORY, near the Brandy,cine Springs, to manu-
facturc Wool into Cloth, Cashmere, Satinet,
Kersey Blankets, Flannel, Linsey and Stocking
Yarn, and also card Wool INTO Rolls, &c.
For the convenience Of the public, Woolmay
be left at the following places, viz:-J. c.
Akin, Orange and Front Streets, Whining
ton; J. b. Ash, and E. Brown, Jr., Elkton.
He hopes by strict attention to business to
receive share Of public patronage, and as
sures those who may favor him with their
custom that his charges will be moderate, or
if desired, it will be manufactured on shares.
Market prices paid for Wool. Stocking
Yarn and cloth always on hand for sale.
May 20 3w HENRY CLARK.
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AN IMMENSE BRIDGE.-A correspondent of
the Chicago Press thus describes the great
bridge at Peru, Illinois, on the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad:
1.-The great bridge of the Illinois Central
Railroad 3 800 feet, OF two-thirds of a mile in
length, is rapidly approaching its completion,
the cars, however, will not run over it till
October. This, your readers arc aware, is the
greatest work of the kind in the West, and is
one of the seventy five truss bridges now I'M
der contract by the enterprisng firm of Stone
& Boomer, of Chicago. 1t reaches from bluff
to bluff, is Is feet in height, contains upward
of 900, 900 feet of timber, all worked up in
Chicago, and how much iron and stone l
know not. The mason work is not cxcelled,
and is of the Joliet hydraulic rock. The top
is to be covered with tin and be made water
tight; the train of cars are to run on the top
of all; beneath them, and between the frames
pass the roads for wagons, and underneath of
all pass the river and canal. An ornamental
railing is to be placed on each side of the
track"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

Fagaa- Chapter IA confirmed habit is
readily guessed last week, when we chron
iclcd the dcscrtion OF the stage box by Pagan
that Middcto"n, or all Delaware, indeed,
could mt hold him. So it turns out. A loud
crack Of the whip and sharp shout the Other
day, called our attention to the stagc-coach,
and there was the identical Pagan, earnest as
ever, with rein and whip in hand, shouting
"Stagc Ready! All aboard.'' The old habit
like the old and, unfortunately, worse hab-
its of too many, hereabout-was too strong
and carried him back to his old position;
where may he long remain with advantage to
himscll:-for SO must it be to his employers
and all others Interested.
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EUTI('E.

TINE undersigned having been appointed
l. by the County Commissioners of Cecil
county, "Examiners' to examine and deter
mine whether the public convenience requires
the opening, closing and alteration of the
Public Road or Roads, as described in the
following extract from the petition to the
County Commissioners for the same, viz:
''To close a portion Of the Road from Back
Greek to Court House Point, viz: all that por-
ton thereof from the junction of the lines of
land owned by John Randle, George R. How
ard and John II. Dempsey, to where the said
road, (foracrly called the sOd Sodom Road y
connects with the road from Hudson's Corner
to Court House Point; and to open road
from Court House Point by the most direct
and eligible route to the new road opened
from Chesapeake City to Hudson's Corner;'
Do hereby give notice to the citizens of the
county, and all others interested, that they
will meet on the said Public Road proposed
to be closed, on TUESDAY the 18th day of
June next, and proceed to the discharge of
the duties devolving upon them by the afore-
said appointment.
JACOBP. cox,
LYTTETON S. CHOPPER,
CHARLES A. BRYAN,
May 18th 1S5i-tm. Examiners.
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CECIL COUNTY BIBLE SocIErY.-The coun-
ty Bible S ciety held its annual meeting If
Port Deposit on Wednesday last. The Pres
dent, (lev. j. McIn,ire,) was in tie chair
and effective addresses were made by R, yds
Messrs Way and Mcars The Secretary, IF
A. Ellis, Esq., read an interesting report II
relation to the operations ofthc society during
the past year, and a collection was taken up
amounting to SIS. The Secretary, we pre-.
sumo, will furnish copy of the Report fol-
publ cation next week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

DICKINSON COLLEGE.-This institution is
now in fourishing condition and the ncces-
sary arrangements have been made to render
it permanently successful. The project of it's
endowment by the sale Of scholarships has
already secured nearly the sum Of one hun
dred thousand dollars, and it will open under
the plan at the commencement of the mex :,
Collegiate year, in September.
The Rev. L. j. Way of this town is author
lied to sell additional scholarships, and rare
opportunity is thus Offered to persons in this
section to obtain cheap tuition in first rate
institution. The terms ale: $25 for tuition
for years: $50 for 10 years, and 500 for
IS years. For further information apply to
Rev. Mr.. Way.
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An Invitation to the Ladies.

M RS. A. FOARD takes pleasure in
I'l announcing TO the Ladies OF Elkton and
its vicinity, that she has received fresh sup
ply Of SPR ING MILLINERY AND FANCY
ARTICLES, consisting of Ladies and Misses
BON NETS, varying in price from 81
& cts. to So; Boys and Misses Flats of
w all kinds; also, large and well selected
stock Of Ribbons and Flowcrs-ribbons from
10 cts. to 81 per yard. Ladies' and Misses
Wrcaths, from - cts to 81. 80 piece. In
the Fancy and Embroidcring line she FILTERS
herself she cannot be surpassed either in
quality or price.
Having had long experience in the MILL
merry business and Keeping constant supply
of proficient, hands, she hopes to be able to
merit a continuance Of patronage which the
public has heretofore so kindly favored her
with.
n. B. She has fitted up large room in
addition to her Store, where the Ladies will
always find variety of Fancy Bonncts and
Dress Caps to suit any taste, even the most
tastdious. She will be found at the old cs-
tablishment directly opposite Mr.. Torbcrt's
Store, and nearly opposite the Court House.
May 20 I'm
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TO the Citizen, of CIkrou.

A l.. HICKEY Z CO., No. IFS CnEsNur
IA Street, above Sixth, Philadelphia, have.
now on hand one Of the largest, cheapest and
most varied assortment Of their improved
Steel Spring Sole Leather TRUNKS ever Of.
fcred TO the public, with fine article OF Light
Weight Sole Leather THINKS, Carpet and
Leather Bags, for travelling in Europe. Also
a splendid assortment of Ladies Dress Trunks,
Bonnet Boxes, &c, ranging In price from two.
to thirty dollars, with Il fine variety Of Hobby
Horses, prorellers, Gigs, &c.
All OF the above articles we will sell low
for cash. Give us a call.
DG|Prize Metal awarded at the Worlds Fair
in London in 1851. A. J.. HICKEY CO.,
May 81. No. lis Chestnut ST., Phila.
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WNy, TORRENT.

NEAT door to the Court House, has con-
" stantly on hand and for sale at the lowest
market prices, sperm, adanantre and mould
candles; Cogatc's pearl starch; brown, varia-
aSated toilet, floating, brown windsor, mcdi-
Gated, honey and almond soaps; Hccker's IA
rina; corn starch; yeast powders; salad oils;
CASTLE soap; Hummel's essence of coffee;
mustard in boxes; pepper sauces and catsups;;
pickles. Bakers chocolate and cocoa d .;rv
silt i'll bags; ground mustard and spic Is; was .
ing full; sapSago cheese, Scotch herring in
boxes; fine cut and honey dew ,ioki G tohac-
co; fresh butte; sugar. water and soda craeis-.
ers; dried beef, n. o. sugars and syrups; Rio,
LaghyIa and Jamaica coffee; teas; &c.