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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

The following letter from Governor Mat
teson is commended 10 the attention OF the
citizens Of Springiicld-thc charges to which
il relates having been mainly circulated
here. We have never met with them in any
paper published abroad, and pr, 7uinc they
have not been believed by Inc public.
SrHSGgiELD, Jr'y -, 1854
Editors Of The R,gis.g1--G,UOcu,g. IN
attempt is made Go associate my name with
that of Robert schuyler ia a way which !
may not with prophecy disregard. My pr
yatc character in ,ais i, grossly assailod /;
and in my present position the public wiIi
pothnI expect chat shalt MT by my en-
tirc silence seem ~ shrink from thc charge
have to Say, then, that never saw Robert
Schuy Ter, never adlgC sci letter 20 him, or
received one from him; never directly or in
directly, had anything whatever to DO with
Inn. In regard To the charge against me Of
improper connection with the Central rail
road, | have 10 -.y that ! never attended q
meeting Of the board or Of any committee Of
that company, either publicly or privately :;
and never visited New YORK on any bust
ness connected with IT,
When ! came into the executive Office olthc
state, had .. to!crably large private bust
ness, which suppose the public did not eX-
pcct me to wholly neglect, provided | should
attend faithfully to my public duties. This
private business has taken me from the seat
Of government frequently, and sometimes to
the city Of New York.
j. A. MATTES0N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

This misgoverned country is taken with
another severe fit Of pronuncamentos Ad-
vices from the city Of Mexico to the l7th ult.
say there were all sorts of rumors regarding
conspiracies and the movements of the revo-
lutiouists. \ Iumor was current TO the eff.
feet that the insurgents had been encounter
ed and defeated but where orwhen the ev.
ent took place is not stated 1t is certain,
however, that the revolution is rapidly pro-
crossing and, to add to the horrors of CT.
vii war, famine is spreading dismay thro'.
out the department. of TObasco. The govern.
ment journals say nothing abou, the death OF
Alvarez They doubtless find it as difficult
to kill him of by unfounded statements as by
gunpowder and lead
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

FREE HoMEs IL THE NEw TERRITORIES. -
Congress has enacted n most liberal Home.
stead provision, applicable to certain of the
new Territories. II is contained in an act
providing for surveys and granting land to
actual settlers in the Territories of New
Mexico, Kansas and Nebraska" and is as
follows:
SrcrIoy .. ARd BE- 10 .fUrtbsr enacted,
That to every white male citizen Of the Uni.
ted STATED or every white male above the are
of twonty.one years, who has declared his
intention to become citizen, and
who has been residing in said territory
prior to the first of JOnury, eighteen hun.
dred and tifty.thlee, and who may still be
residing there, and hereby is, donated one
quarter section, or one hundred and sixty
acres of land. And to every white male citi.
zen of the United States, or every white
male above the age Of twenty-one years, who
has declared his intention TO become citi
zen. and who shall have removed or shall re.
move to and settle in said territory, between
the first day Of January, eighteen hundred
and tfty.thrcc, aud the first day OF Januo.
nv. eighteen hundred and nity.eilht. there
shall in like manner he donated QUO quarter
section, or one hundred aud sixty acres, on
condition Of actua, settlement anu cultivation
for not less than four years prori4,9
however, That each of said donations shall
include the actual settlement aud cultivation
Of the donee. and shall be selected By lcral
subdivisions, within three months amor ihe
enrva,. of tho land where the spttlo,,.,,. =.
made after the survey, then within three
months after the settlement has been made
and all persons falling to designate the bonn.
iaries Of their claims within, tha. ,ime sb,ll
forrest A., RICH. IS 'hl ssr,e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

SINGULAR PREDICTION As TO CUBA SEVEN
SrY YEARS AGo.--rhe Attorney General of
the United States, Caleb Cushing who is
student in histoy in arguing the Arragon
land case in the Supreme Court, remarked,
that the Count of Amanda, who in 1888 was
the plcnipotcntiary from Spain, and as such,
signed the treaty ofpCaCe between the United
States and England, wrote on the same night
letter to his sovereign, giving an account of
what had been done, and added;
have just affixed my name to the treaty
With deep grief for foresce infinite troub-
lie to Spain from the ezistanc Of North Am-
ericaH RpWbln. Ey'n RepUblico Icierol
A.4,ocjdo Pigmed; dia readru cUaedo Hegard
ser gjgppte 0W coioSo" This Republic
h rs been ushend into the world pigmy I;
hut the day will come when it will have
grown into gigantic proportions and be CO.
lOSSus
He then stated that ''thc United sites
would move down to the Gulf Of Mexico, that
they would takcT Florida and Now Spain
(Mcxico,) and at last the Island of Cuba
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

'Tlit subscriber o!rTs lorsa,r his steam power
n" mIt The ml.. was set Mp for III, puTpo.e
OF saving anI plank tor the Chicago and An
FORA ar'aG-ihc suhsouhei having cGlnpl.ted the
job islhc reason tor oii'rng the mil lur-lle The
niii mas been ~ nse about IN months Just long
enough 10 b. thoroughly tested
Las mil u situated about Two miles igom tie
E1rly!..c depot, on thr Chicago and Anrom ran-
road, ard can re easily removed ~ any point that
maybe dr,ifcl. TNlsmll would afford a good
Nducgutnt! - contractors for Tins or any OF he
r1l.ca 5 hat are gsv constructing, or 10 take 10
ia pmey. l he boiler has Coullc iluc. AMI was
made 1T he best 81 RUSSIA boiler iron twenty;
Two feet long, and igrty Two inches IN diameter
In rngnc alsInlde NJ the foundry OF tushmhn
:. Co, ct Ottawa, rred al sixteen horse power,
and was made tor seryicr an! works renal kably
wei. he saw - OF the very best qualify /,
w1sHifclrl sd in Boston, and i fGy. seven incht ,
~ diameter, capable OF cutungauy sized lumber.
he betting anl running gear is al! IN exec ent
order.
The NIL VII BE- soI unreasonable terms. En-
cure 1t the subscriber, at IN. resdence IN Earl:
VILE. auS-t C. If Sr7putN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05
From New Mexico.

An arrival on the Goth ult at st. Louis
from New Mexico brings some stirring news
OF Indian hostilities in that quarter. Ere.
ouert robbories and murders having Of
late been committed On the inhabitants, by
TIE Apache and Jicarilla Indians, Gen
Garland teek effective steps 10 ridthe conn'
t~y Of tbs annoyance. Besides placing allthe
z. 5. forces at his command in the field, the
Militia were called out, and expeditions sent
In several different directions. The most et-
fective of,hese seems TO have been comman-
ded by Maj. Carleton who had arretty sharp
campaign with the Apaches After following
Il cir trail for many long day, he succeed
I'd IN surprising them in pertec: fortress OF
:. amp on FISHERS Peak-.the tallcst pima
: oltho whole Ration Mountain range
1ue surprise was so grea. and the attack was
1u,a,den, that the Indian; were panic-strick'
en-; and with u faint show Of resistance they
:, leaving everything behind them, except
they could run on foot over rocks and
igh tangled brushwood with Their
~ consisted OF iorty.four families, in TWEEN
two double lodges, From the pools and
,sof blood, it is believed great many
killed and wounded. One chief, who
imposed to be Ecche Rayada, Striped
ov.) event under to use Kit Cwson''
N ssion, with two balls through hi'
at. The troops captured thirty eight
rees, and all the camp and horse eQuipage
dried meat. dressed skins--in short, eve
n.nc. down to powder and ball, which AT
q Possesses. 4 moro thoroughly dee
reoplo than tho Apachss, cannot b'
N the world.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

How TO WASH LAcE-Thc following MODE
Of washing lace we find in nv exchange, and
ropublish il for the benefit of olv fair read;
erS;
Thcdilculty getting lace washed right,
especially out of a great city, is great. Ey
cry lady, therefore, should know how to
wash her one thread lace. Ii any fair read
err isIgnorant Of this art, we can teach her
in few words. Let her first rip of the lace,
carefully pick out the loose thread, and roll
the lace very smoothly and securely round
II clean black bottle, previously covered with
old white linsoy, scwed tightly on, Tack
each end Of the lace with anccdc and thread
to keep itsmooth; and be careful in wrapping
not to crumple or fold in the scallops, or pear.
lings. After it is on the bottle, take some of
the best sweet oil, and with clean sponge
wet tho lace thoroughly to the inmost folds.
Have ready washkettle, a stong cold lcath.
er Of clear water and white CASTLE soap,
I'LL the bottle with clean coo water to pre-
vent its bursting, cork it well and stand it
upright in the suds, with a string round the
neck secured TO the ears or handle orthe kot.
lie to prevent It's Knocking and breaking while
over the fire. Let it boil in the suds for an
hour or more till the lace Is clean aud white
all through. Drain of the suds, and dry il
on the bottle in the sun, When dry re.
move the lace from the bottle and roll il round
white ribbon block. or lay il in long folds,
place itwithin q sheet efsmooth white paper
and press It ia large book for few days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

A Coon JoEg.--Iface Greedy has been
most egregiouly humbugged by the Rich
mond Examiner That print, in ajocose vein,
undertook TO assert: That The stooiingq III.
neront abolition schoo'-mdsters is frequently
a creditable and lauiablc act, emitting re.
spectacle southern man to, at least, a seat in
the Legislature or place in the common coun.
Gil The Tribune supposing this to have been
perpetrated in sober seriousness, commented
in its usual mcat-axe manner on the savage
propensities of Shareholders; whcrcnpen the
virginian editor laughed in his sleeve at the
guillibility Of the great head of the abolition
party and rcjoins;
That print must be ignorant, we presume,
of how, in the Ouachita country, Arkansas,
upon tho umbling fork of Roaring river they
have rricaSso Yankee aboltionists every day
for breakfast, anb rdgoat clock ped'ars for
dinner on Sundays. The right to do so is
claimed under the virginan resolutions of '9S
and 80. and under the repeating clause in the
Apostles vision, which authorizes the eating
Of uuclean beasts, and commands, saying
Rise, Peter, STAY and eat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

Tnr ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI RApRoAn.
A week or two ago the Alton Telegraph
made the announcement that the work upon
the "Broask Road as the railroad from st.
Louis to Terre llaute is called had been sus-
pended fer want Of funds The editor Of the
Chica9o Press, who has been upou the rond
since this statement was made contradicts it
fatty. He says, the force oflaborers now
at work is rs large as at any timc since The
road was commenced, and will be material.
ly enlarged as soon as the weather becomes
cooler. I, IA tho intention Of the company
TO have so much Of the road as lies between
lllinnis,ovn and vanda'ia, completed by the
tine the Illinois Central road reaches the
latter place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

MLEAY or,,rY.-The Pdat02r1ph says
The following, handed US by the clerk Of our
county court, is for the benefit of those who
think that Illinois will not be able TO pay her
debts, or support railroads, ii any such
there be
Mclean county contains 1854 square
miles. II the surplus Of corn raised in said
county should ever equal the produe, Of one
acre in six, It would take 80 cars ofordnary
capacity 200 days of the year to rid US Of
the same
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

The last number Of Punch contains a pic.
torial guess at the distance at which ladies'
bonnets will be worn from their heads at the
next remove. The tendency has been for
ther rearward, and the next change. 1t
thinks, will carry them off the head entire.
", Ne represents the next fashion by two
Ia lies in full dress and bareheaded, sailing
along the streets, with footman walking
sou.e ten feet behind carrying the bcnnets
81 & Va'rer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

Murder N this couauy, is avery cool aad
incidental proceeding. On tuesday last, a
man at In sale was hired {, do p job OF
wo.'. o.. enc Of the river boats, lying in the
basin. An alteration arose duriu: the day,
in the course Of which the mate Of the boat
struck this man on the forehead with q slung
shot, breaking bis skull and knocking him
overheard. The murdered man is said to
hav, been in The prime Of life, and fine
looking. Yet this occurrence was considered
Of so little importance that few save the eye
witnesses knew anything Of it, and it was
only by accident that it came to our knowl-
cdge.-P,yW ChroH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

SENATOR'S IN CONGRESS- In thirteen
States to wit: Massachusetts,, Vermont,
New York, Pennsylvania, North Carolina,
Florida, Louisiana, Arkansas, Indiana, llli'
nois, Missouri, Iowa and California, the
Legislatures to be chosen at the ensuing
elections will each appoint United States
Snnnlnr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05
WAsnlNGroY, Aug. !

The Sentinel this morning has an article
highly approving OF tho course pursued 10y
Commodore lIollins at Sau Juan and denoun'
cling the lufcwarmness exhibited by the L..
Mon yesterday. The Union this morning
has nm article upon the subject, which ia deci-
dedly more Gat.Gooted in support of the a.
uhievement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

W.sAsu EALlEY RAnRoAn.--The Paris
RC1uIi.oIn announces that a contract has
been concluded for the construction Of the
road from Vincennes to Paris, the work to
BE- commenced before the first ofSeptsmber,
and sr!shed in twenty.one months.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the SUBJ
i scriber, Administrator Of the estate Of Ca
leb Hayward, deceased will attend the County
Couf, OF La SALE County, and State Of lnois !,
at term thereof to be holden at the Court
W. use, in Ottawa, IN said County, on the 81
Monday Of September, 1871 when and where
all person. having claims against said estate are
notified and requeste TO present the same TO said
Court for ADJUDICATION.
AuruStJ II. J REED idDPr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

THr CuolER,.-We have to record a sad
fatality from Cholera, in the family of Mr..
Joseph Tichenor, residing five or six miles
from This city, who were attacked last week.
Mr. T. was first taken, and recovered; but
his wife, two sons, his wife's mother and
sister all died There has been number Of
other cases in the neighborhood, but no 9th
or deaths, nor any cases since last week.
Peru ChrOn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

The Register is a new political paper The
publication Of which has just been common
ced at Washington by c. g. Baylor, former.
" of the cotton Plant. 1t is democratic in
politics and supports the administration
Price So year, Ills endorsed by some ak
teen leading democratic senators and the
States rights men in the House
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05
The x'artinCrshiu

HERbTOtUREe EXISTING between Johu rIis.
i L ton and T. a johnson, . nj conducted M
der the iim Of Huston y johnson, in Ouawa,
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent The
business o. the late firm wi. be settled hy Tom
Huston. Jon, llUSruN,
August J T.. A. JoaySny
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05
Er,oic of lame, ". Roler, aecd.

DUELlC Notice ia hc:eby given that the sub.
] scr,ber, Administrator Of the estate of James
" Baker, drccnsrd, will attend the County
Court Of la Sale County, and State Of Illinois
alta term thereof Ia be holieugt The Court lousc,
In Ottawa. In inlj Cpuniy, on the 81 Monday OF
September. lssl. when tn1 where all person.
having elaine against said estate are notified AMI
requested to present III, same 10 md Cour, iot sa
uiriliou. l.I.lCs Fgrpe T D4Ecs. ttsepArr +,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05
Dis-nl.lfIt,;p.

THE co. partnership heretofore existing under
the firm Of Whitman s. Deauc, is this dny
dissolved by mutual consent and the business viii
be continued under The finn Of A. s. a. S. K.
Deane who will pay all debts and receive all du,s
of the iirs, mentioned firm. NJ. c. WHITMAN,
August 5. ABEL ). DsAEy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05
j. A. MATTESON.

DEATH or 5. LIsLE SNITn--S Isle Smith,
one fthc oldest citizens Of Chicago, died at
his residence in that city on Monday, Of dys-
cntery. Mr. s. was one Of the most brilliant
orators in the country, and as jury lawyer
had few equals anywhere.
Appropriate resolution were adopted in
the Supreme Court yesterday in reference to
the death Of Mr. s. which will appear in our
next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

Brown county decided, on the ed ult, by
a larg, majority, in favor Of ioaning the
credit of the county for $50, 600 to the Poo
III and Hannibal railroad.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05
GGiicc .

II VIE subscriber i now prepared to deliver
1 Anr free Of charge, TO al purchasers with
in the city limits hi, side of,hc H. river. Orders
may be LEFT either al the mil or at Mrssrs Red
dick * IlurIbut's store, where slate vii. be
found Tor tia, purpose.
Bran and mil trei delivered a, uomua! rates.
Terms invariably caSh lul20 JANIS kEFIIR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

Nsw Test or 5orNpNrss 1t 70 said Lhti g.!
the Kansas crossing, o. the Missouri COW
is tied to post near ..e ferry, ard mea sta-
toned there TO ask every pewon who desires
TO cross what animal Il i@ ii be answers u
COW, a!i rght---hc can rass--Bnti ne say, \
,.A,.--.i ,.n's - crhsc.ne q. ',,M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

Nrw RAILROAD r-yE2.-The Chicago and
Miss, .sippi railroad company commenced
rGaaug passenger trains through from Chi,
csgo :. Alton on Monday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05
1I0 for New York.
S,,u.rs. nj uIIOuoIities,

CEILING goods at cost for u lew days, e
> make room Tor n new stock Call and see, o
you will lose some great bargains.
AulustJ bowNsBERy & SMITH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

As ANCIENT GooSG,--A goose, belonging to
Mr. James Rookie, of Chester county, Pa. died
the other day at an advanced agc. ltcame in
to possession of Mr.. Rookie on his wedding
day, th'rty.three years ago being the prop
crty ofhis wife, 1T was probably near forty
years old at the time Gifts death,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

WABASH VALLEY X. RI his road dc.
signed ultimately to connect Joliet and Vim.
cennes, was on the oath let by a6oG0 .fic
contract to Messrs. McGrady, Allen & Co,
of New York, for its complete grading, bridg-
ing, and furnishing throughout, from Yin.
cennes to Charleston, in Coles County
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

TIE Rock ISLAND MISUNDERSTANDING,
who secretly murdered his wife at Rock Isl
and, IS described as being about feet IN
inches in height, sandy complexion, short
sandy whiskcrs aud sandy hair, Roman nose,
and weighs about l65 pounds, He had on
decent black coat, black pants, check shirt,
coarse shoes and black Kossuth hat About
on, half Of the thumb nail on one hand has
b en- cut oil, and he has a gear upon one
SIDE orhis nose. Supposed to be about 45
years old. $500 reward are offered for his
arrest.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05
AIRY. the month

ILLINOIS PEsirtSriAw During the month
lust ended Tie number Of convic,s received at
the State Prison was ! number pardoned
. died discharged by expiration Of sen.
tcnce 1. The present number amounts TO
ost.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

r .porr,s Ttomsn is dad, |: was one
most scu,r.lous whig sheeta ever issued
.y age or country" The Chicago Tri'
ah'e ~ it's, AID dirty at that, cannot
rr .rom hurryng elf the fec,ing ghost
'.a .ick. AZ newspapers have souls Il
nd the doctrine Of future rewards and
cats holds good in regard to them,
-.,tnu.or,al part Of that sheut is now
,,ste. naler very warm fire. That's all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

CHolrnA Al DNoN-Thc utmost c0nstcr-
nation vas cau.cd at Dixon in this state,
last week, by tive appearance Of cholera in
that usually healthy location, ii irishuul
form, carrying or some eight souls in less
than > hours Many were also attacked
who hay.r covered Athtc,t accounts,
however, the disease seems to have s.b-
sided.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

'Ah, mon DieH mon Dieu!' said Monsieur
Mclcmotc to his friends Smikcs, My sweet
heart has given me De mttcn'
Indccd-how did that happen
Wen, | fought must go touakc her Won
yissct, before | left town; 80 step in de
side Of dc room, and deere bcLold her beau.
tful stretched out on Won lazy
y lounge you mean
Nh, yos--you lounge And den / make
won very polite branch, and
'ioumcan a polite bow
'Ah, yes--yon bough And don ! say
vas yer sure she should be rotten, if did
not come to see her before l.
You said wlat;'
II said she would he rotten. IL
That's enough. You have put Tour loo
in IL to be sure.
30, saro. / put my foot out oft, for sh.
Fay she would call her sacrc big bruddcr
and kick me out, bcnga | had intention
to say mortified, but could not tiuh Of q,
word, and notify and rot is al same as vol
ia ny djcGonarc.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

The telegraph brings the painful annouce'
ment tina, on the 2Oth ult Miss Fillmore, only
daughter Of Ex.Prosident Fillmore, died at
Aurora, some 90 miles from Buffalo, Of chol.
p.a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05
New Machine Shop

Vll Eclty machine shop, situated onthr hydrnu.
iic5asln, next the oil mill is now in iil ope.
ration. All kuds oimpchine work made and re-
paired ut shortnotice Weure making superior
article 1T
GRAIN AND GRASS cur FRS,
chimes are made of TIE bee, seasoned lumber. md
wrllput together. All work done al rcasonhtlr
Iaics, Engnesoyeihnulcd. lcpohcj md fct up
We solicit share ui the public patronage Re
collect he ciiy machine shap, on the hydraulic
hnsin. tfchtuRy III HI FoY Il Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05
FARM FOR SALE.

lNORMERLY owned and occupied by Giles
L. w. Jackson, miles east of Marseilles, on
the Chicago and Rock Island raiir1ad and On the
|. and NJ canal There Is about us acres OF
land, with bearing orchardof excellent fruit,
web aud clsrern, and new house, nearly finish
ed.
orurther particulars, apply to q. W. Jack
son, Ottawa, or to d. {. undrrhiN, adjoining
saidiarm. Manlius, August SIT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

BALTIMORE, August 4.
A uumbcr Of persons attacked with yellow
fever have been removed 10 the hospial AZ
Ns-fax
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

Ins noon trains 70 md from Rock Island
n5g pas ,ath other at Poru, instead of OF
tGwa, SO tha. the down train passes half an
Lag. l.lNr here than formerly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

Nd at prices hat defy competition at the
~ sgGoi the lone star and IN fact every thing
for The good and comfort OF the community al
large ut august 81 LowHsBERy & SMrT ".
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~ IntcI,

TWO good, experienced clerks, by ]. ".
/ Mills Application. requested immediate.
". Iuly 20