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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

JrGGrp.-A young man named John Nc.
Even was brought to Ottawa last week ON a
charge of larceny, and lodged in our county
Jail for safe keeping. The Oswcgo Courier
thus explains his case:
McEwcn came to this village about three
weeks ago, and applied to VIM. =. Boyd
Esq, for employment, saying that he was
recommended to him, and was out of means.
As Mr., u. had just got man to attend to
his farm he told McEwcn that he could stay
ut his house until he could get n place to
work. lie seemed to be satisfied with his
situation and did not try much to get work.
One day last week Mr. b, told him hc must
leave, but he remained until last nj ,ht
wednesday, when it appears he intended
to lay in for capital lie knew where Mr..
Boyd's money was kept, and while his own
wife and Mrs. Boyd were out he went to
drawer and took out n large pocket book
containing about $1,000 in money Mort,
cages, Deeds, &c, and buried it in corn
field close by When Mrs, Boyd came il
he said some one had been IN the house
chat hc had caught the glimpse Of a man 60
Ngout lie was then sent for Mr.. Boyt
who was down IN town. On Mr., lloyd's ar
rival at home ant hearing the circumstances
he miStrustcd Mckwen at once and had hin
taken into custody by deputy Sheriff j. y
Kennedy. McFwcn denied the charge al
FIRST, but finding that suspicion was strong
asains, hin, hc finally owned up, anC
showed the deputy where the money was
In default of bail he was committed e
Jail by Esq'r Murphy, and was taken TO ct
tawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

PENNSYLVANIA ABOLITION CONTENTION
Going the Entire Hog" Tearing Down
Jails and al.--Ihc Republican Nbolitionl
State Convention which met at Pittsburgh
ON Wednesday last, after cooking up the
usual dish OF abolition resolutions, nominal.
cd Passmorc Williamson for the office of Ca.
nal Commissioner. The nomination was
made on the motion Of Samuel Aaron ofMor.
ristown, who urged Mr.. Wllliamsons claims
in speech. \ Mr.. Fem remarked that Mr..
williamson being incarccrated, could not
act if elected. "Mr. Aaron replied that if
they would repair to that prison with the
arms which God had given them, and tear
it down, stone by stone Here the cheer
ing became so dcarcning that the reporters
could hear nothing else. Somebody sug.
gestel that the prison be torn down first,
and the nomination made afterwards. After
"happy season of wrangling, quarreling,
shouting kissing, cheering, stamping, vel
ling, and screaming, the Convention adopted
the nomination.
"Mr fcnn moved that Vim. LlOyc CARR.
son be tho candidate of the Convention for
President of the United States. Kisses,
and cries of "kick him out. Mr. Fem
stated that he merely wished to so the
"whole hog"
Some sworc "thc party was ruined f.;
others declared its glory was just begun
others still, shook heads, bit lips, mu,tcrcd
"folly," madness "lanaticism," ctc.--but
Giddings, of Ohio poured oil over the trou-
bled waters, and the Convention broke up
singing Giorio IN ercelsis Passmore IvW.
hanson. -Chic. Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

CLiNroN. This is new city on the Mis-
siSsippi river in Iowa, about . miles below
Lyons. 1t has been the general expectation
that the bridge across the Mississippi to
connect the Air line road of the Chicago and
Galcna company, from Chicago via Dixon,
Sterling, &C., to Fulton City with the Miss.
issippi aud Iowa Central Railroad, would
be at Lyons; but the companies have found
better ground for a bridge y miles below
Lyons, and the Iowa company have there.
fore fixed their eastern terminus at that
point The ground is owned by what is
known as the "lowa Land Company" and
they have laid out n town on it and given it
the name of Clinton. The corner stone OF
the new city was laid some three weeks ago,
and Grand picnic excursion, ball, dinner,
Nc, got up on the occasion at the expense Of
the land company. 4 correspondent gives
us n glowing description of the party, whicl,
was attended by about 100 persons from
Lyons. Davenport, &C., and thus speaks o!
the new city.
at already presents the appearance Of
quite town, \ number of buildings have
been commenced, and large llotcl, com.
mcnccd by the land company, progressing
at rapid rate. The town is laid out the
prct,lcst Of any western town that know
Of The avenues are wide and also the cross
streets are good width. II has two park
grounds laid out on the Lcvec and also two
back parks, each side of the main avenue
which is 100 feet wide The rest Of tho
avenues are 100 feet wide, the cross street,
are 50 feet wide. For my own part | think
II one ofthc rrc,,icst laid cut towns eyei
saw even in the cast
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
ILLINOIS License Law.

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ri.,turc ,,tbo,cb ,b,, law f,;,,J 70 ~, into
fore. for want Of IN. r,onisit. vote os IN,
neopIe
The seth sec lion Of that law is rs follows;
g36 An laws and rorts If laws inronsis-
tent with this ac, shall be repealed when
t.,'S act goes INTO operation: PROVIDED, mat
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ncalrd from and after The date of the passage
of this act,
As the last clause Of this section went into
effect Immediately on the passage of the law,
aud was not thus made subject to the CON
tingcncy Of the vote Of the people, so Judge
Il. contends it was not nullitcd by that vote.
1t was, he says, no doubt, the wcll.rIdgcd
intention Of The legislature to raise an argu.
mcnt in favor of the law submitted, by de
strpyiug in advance the license system, and
thus opening the flood gates OF vice which
nothing could restrain, but the action OF the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

There were 10 deaths from fever at Nor
fold on Sunday, with a considerable diminu-
ton in new cases At Portsmouth there
were & deaths on Sunday. Drs Marshall
and fleathy Of Baltimore, DR.. Cracroit Of
Philadelphia, Dr. Smith of Columbia, Pa,
and Drs. Couch and Richmond, are dead.
DR.. Baiur Of Norfolk is also dead. The ie-
yer has broken out at Suffolk, lG miles from
Portsmouth, and the people are flying, panic
stricken.
The relief committee left lcrc in the Nor.
folk boat this evening, to make arrangements
for bringing to this city 900 orphan chit.
drcn. They will be quartcred in the new
house of refuge. The ladies attached to the
various churches of this city, are making up
clothing to be sent down. \ despatch from
Weldon says large numbers have left Nor.
folk and Portsmouth, for the camp establish.
ed at Old Point.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

A SLAVE OF GEN. WAsnNGroS.-Accor.
dino TO n writer in the Rochester American,
n coorcd man named Richard Stanup, for
merly slave of Washington, is now living
with his sixth wife at Urbana, Ohio, at the
rood old age of one hundred and eight years
Who has in his possession the original papers
giving him his freedom, in Gen. Washing.
TONS own hand writing. lie owns about
loo acres of land, bought with money given
him hy his illus,fio,ss master,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
california News,

The Northern Light, which arrived at New
York on last saturday, with the California
mails to Au". 18th, brings unusually inter
cs,ing news from California. An Indian
war was raging in North California and
South Oregon. twenty-five American. had
been killed on tie Klamath and thirteen
Indians had been caught aud hung. The
Indians had attacked tuc miners on the Up.
per Sacramento Seven Americans had
been murdered and fifty Indians killed.
\ party Of Mexican robbers had killed
seven settlers at Rauchoria and one woman,
r0bbing Mr.. French Of seven thousand dol.
lars. The robbers were pursued by the
Sheriff and party. \ fight cusucd in
which the Sheriff and three or the robbers
were killed. Nine Of the roLbcr, were at.
forwards hung by lynch law at Ringgold,
Ellorado County.
The Know Nothing state Convention had
nominated J. Nicely Johuson for Governor;
H. NJ. Wilson, Lieut.. Governor; lluyh e.
Merry and y. ;. Terry for justices Of the
Superior Court; Geo. v. Whitman for State
Comptroller; Henry Bates for Treasurer: j.
\. Ercaster for Attorney General, and j.
Allen for State Printer.
j. c. Woods, late partner Of ADAMS &
Co., absconded on the ship Anderson for
Australia. 1t appears that he and his
ri nds Outlined over 100000 of the assets
OF the concern.
jeremiah Crane shot n Miss Newman, who
had refused to marry him.
\ nugget worth thirty thousand dollars
has been found at Mariposa County.
From the lsthmus the news states that
Col Walker had arrived at san Juan del
Sur, on the 9th, with small detachment
under his command. He was cndcayoring
to recruit from the California passengers,
but met with little success Col Kinney
eeeuIed lis t 4444 II E2tTafSs IL bad
Grant of 30 millions acres Of land, and had
sent an agent to Granada TO get the grant
COZ iirmci by the Government.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
Eastern Leather for sale!

He has received large stock Of leather for
fall aud winter trade consisting in part OF
IiemlOck and slaughter sole leather
Oak and hemock upper,
Crawiords Phla. kip and calf,
Calcutta kip, good common kip and CALI
Grained upper, russell aud pink Innings,
Boot, morocco, and tucy Innings,
Patent opera calf and string leather Tor trash.
ing use,
Shoe makers kit and find ngs
Always or hand, an assortment OF gentle
mens tine French calf patent leather, and Mo-
rocco boots, ladies', misses, and children 5 poots
and shoes, aud made to order
Also, feather, lasts, boot trees crmp boards,
hammers, pincers, knives, aud findings general
" used in the business
R.nniring don. rs usual. September
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

MARRlED-ln Davenport, Aug 2s'b,
ls55, by Rev. W. loudcrbacl, rector OF
Trinity church, Davenport, Iowa, Mr.. II. f.
RANpALL, Of Rock Island, and Miss RGDEcCA
FEAEiSG, of Davenport, Iowa.
On the 9th inst, at the residence Of Mr.
Swcct2cr, Ottawa, by Rev. 8. f. Denning,
Mr. CARLOS b EIcrsoS, aud Miss OmssA \.
BRyASr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

Twenty THOUSAND CATTLE PROM TEXAS
ANp MEyIco.-On recent visit TO La Sale,
we were informed that gentleman resident
there named Mccoy, formerly of kcnosha,
with three or four other persons in that
neighborhood, is concerned in driving cattle
from Texas and Mexico, and that they now
have 1000 on the way, which will proba.
bly, arrive within tho next two or three
weeks. -M Press
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

KANsAs.--'rhc legislature of Kansas bids
fair TO rival Massachusetts in its acts
They have seized upon every avenue left open
for fair contest on the subject of slav cry
and have become so disgusting as will
doubtless cause their reputation by the
people. Their whole course thus far is in
violation both Of the common law and the
organic law of the Territory, and would DO
just as much in accordance with, and sup.
ported by the Missouri Compromise AS the
Nebraska hill, being equally in violation Of
both.-JacisVtriNc Sentinel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

The origin Of the absurd story that At.
Gibson has been reelected TO the L. S.
Senate by the Missouri legislature is thus
explained by a Geographic despatch:
st. Louis, Sept. 10.
A number of young students at Jefferson,
No., have organized mock legislature for
the purpose ofperfectins thcmscvcsi in parlia
mcntary usagcs
The Jefferson Examiner publishes their
proceedings and promulgations of the absurd
story of Atchison's reelection to the United
States Senate is due entirely this sham Gen.
eral Assembly. The regular time for the
session of the Missouri Legislature is the last
Monday in December.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
TO THE l'ltHIIC,

TIME canal trustees ha wing failed to nc, in rce
rcncc to building bridge across the canui at
seneca Station, on the Rock Island aiIroat as
auhorIedhy an net Of the last Legislature, the
undersigned has determined to build bridge on
his own account, aud also to place ferry boat on
the river south OF said station. Those wishing
to use either or both, Tree OF charge, have now an
opportunity TO subscribe towards the slne The
cos, Of the bridge will be about Sl,3lO, and OF the
boat about 500 II the cos, OF both ot either IL
raised by the public, they or il will be- made tree,
otherwise they will be Tree only TO contributors
should he uslecs, however. hereafter conclude
10 pay fort he bridge, the muucy will - refunded
to AFT contributors ~ JEREMIAH CEorrY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

The porE's Br,L.--Whilc stumping the
State with Shortrjlcc, during the rcccn,
canvas, Winston, the Governor elect Of Ma
baIan, told the following story in speech
at Huntsville:
\ certain democrat fell into the hands ola
know nothing, who got him considerably
corncred, and tried to make a know nothing
of him by portrayjne the dark features in
Romanism, the power Of the pope over his
church and spoke Of the Popc's bul-whcn
the Democrat interrupted lin with the cX
clamation, "l.ct the Popcs bull come and be
id; there are forty bulls in Franklin
county that can lick Kim any day"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

SwEAnonG. The boosted destruction Of
Swcaborg by the English turns out to be all
Josh. The victory, if it can be called one
was a bootlcss affair of "bombs and balls
The allies failed to reach llclsingfors. All
the coast batteries around Swcaborg remain
untouched, as the allies are afraid to venture
within their range The London Times al
mts the attack to be q failure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

the Clown. whose wit Is infinite, wi, open his
Bulge, of Comlca.i,ics, hits at Popular foilIes,
Vagnrics and Waggcr!cs, and Humorous Eccen-
triclties OF every kind.
- CHARLES c. FELL, Agent:
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CLEARED.

Tfany one should ask us VIVA, in our opinion,
arrived at by an impartial test, was the hest aud
most homes, compounded remedy 70, preserving
ard beautiiying the hair aud restoring gray hair
to its original color, and the lccks to the bald
headed, we should wthou, hesitation say Prot.
o. Woods Hair Restora,ive.-Sf. Louis Dem.
or See advertisem,n NJ in another column.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
..ASk 0y OTTAWA

SIGHT EXCHANGE AND DRAFTS or
New York, Boston. Cnic1so, 81. LOUIS, an,
fhiad-iphia. Also, ON England ,ScoIiaua .aHt
Ireland, N sums oi one pnaud sterling, aud Up.
wards. aud LONDON drafts, available ~ Ger.
many and France
INTEREST ALLOWED az DEpOSlTES
GOLD AND SILVER CON Loushtan3 sod
al current rates
Collections made in u parts of This state
Foreign and doin',rir bills GirNchaugr, drafts
and certificates oidrpusit bought and sold, al ,hr
highest cLgrcujraic. auly Geo. :. Fisher, cash.
CA mud after Monday, January SIN, 1853, th!-
from I. ~ tOi i. ". January &.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

I Wil.Lbuy beef steers that weigh ! 200 and
o''Is'. - -
! 100 10 ,2U0 aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. G2.
900 ~ 100 " ................. 30
For TAI cows, $50 and oyer,............. SO;
Under OjO.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
For steer, two ytars old, 200 aud oyer.... -:
$50 to 600 aud ovcr,... ................. ~!
1uoio 40 Observation-Disclosures. 90
will huynll the cattle delivered n the fair
grounds iu Ottawa On the 10Th and i1,h OF Oct
next NJ ih~ above prices.
viii also bny cattle a' Ih" nhoy" prices At my
home" and weigh alive at any time uu;i. the 18th
OF oct
- 4 -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
The Pps,iIcncc in Sir.iuiu,

The mortality from Yellow fever at Nor
folk and Portsmouth continues appalling, al.
though the number Of new cases is dccrcas-
Ing, probably from having less material to
work upon. The following despatch con-
tains the latest information from that quar-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

Judge Wilkinson and Daniorth, the edit
or of Rock Island R,pUbiicta, had clap
perclawing match, n few days ago, which
resulted in the use Of murlcrous Weapons
Daniorth had his hand broken and the Judge
rot stab in the back.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

The Ozoukcc { unity Advertiser notices
the fac, that u, e. lloyt, of Ozoukcc, Wis.
consn, has invented an improved plow, act
Ing on the rotary principle. The improve
ment il said to consist in csscning the
draught one half-accomplishng a third
more work than the common plough-rais,
ing the earth and turning it completely over,
leaving it light and in excellent condition
cutting an eighteen inch furrow--ani clean.
ing itself in all kinds OF land, a desirable and
long called for Improvement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
Election in Mninc.

FuSioniSm has met a terrible shock in
Maine. At the election on Monday Arson
p. Morrill, was supported by the fu>ionsts
Isaac Reed by the straight-out wings, and
Samuel Wells by the national democrats S.
The result in lG0 towns, or about half the
state is %, ljj for Morrill, &c, 900 for Wells,
and 1899 for Reed. The despatch says the
strong.hods of the fuSions,s having been
heard from, the Indications are now decided.
~ in favor of the success of the democrats,
and their carrying majority of the senator's
and representatives Three cheers for Maine !
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

Hon. Paul Wentworth, of Concord, n. IT.,
father of Hon. John Wentworth of Chicago,
died at Sandwich, n, H., on the 3lst ult.-
COL W. was with him during his last ill.,.
ness
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
Daniel Leahy

DETURNS his sincere thanks to his
SN{ IL numerous customers, and the public
FRI generally tor the liberia patronage he has
hitherto received, he is determined, by
puncruality IN fulfilling all orders, and by using
the best of materials and workmanship, to inertia
Of ,,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

1t it reported that Mrs. Julia Dean lIayne
is about taxing up her residence in Chicago,
where she will take the position of leading
actress in Ricc's theatre. Just like the cncr-
rv of Mr. Rice
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

\. Boyd, correspondent Of the Scientific
American, states that he has prac,ised pc.
culiar method, with much success, OF pre-
serving milk sweet in the pans. 1t simply
consists in placing piece Of ncw-hammcred
iron, or three twclvc-pcnny nails, in each
tin pan, then pouring the warm milk on
them. He believes that electricity has some.
thing to do with producing the result. He
had tried many experiments before he hit
upon this one, which he found to preserve
the milk sweet for longer time than any
other plan tried by him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

llil>ols AnrAn.--lti is worthy orno,c that
three of the four American Icapiug Machines
AZ me Paris Exhibition which carried of thu
ralm ,rom the world beside, are owned and
NAN ~. Wfp hy resident. - Illinois,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

We are authorized to announce A. A. fisher
as candidate for The cilce Of coun, treasurer a,
The approaching election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

We IRE authorized TO announce SAML. X.
Lewis, of Grand Rapids, as candidate for the
office OF county treasurer, at the approaching
plprtiun
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

Mr.. Osman '--Please give my name apace in
your paper as candidate for cou MY treasurer, ut
the next November election. JonN llusroN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

We are authorized to announce Pinto J. DIN.
MICK, as candidate for the office OF County
Treasurer, at the November election, subject to
the decision OF the Democ n,ic County Convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
NOTICE; !.

NOTICE
hOCTOR MCNAMARA, homnnpathisi a, d
- eIrclrzer, Is now prepared to receive pa
uents in MS office, over Phelps store. south side
OF the square
ny Ladies aic requested to remember lint all
cas"s Of a private nature viii be attended 10 on
iuesdays, Thur-days and Saturdays
y. u. AL letters vii receive prompt attcn-
ton MAYS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

4 LARGE ossol'men, Of G S, ware, 81
sticks, mugs, &c. at 10 SPENCER i EAELs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15

We are authorized to announce Maj ID. I
llifr, as candidate for the Office ol County Sur.
r,vor, a, the November election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
Ladies' Fancy Work Easkcl>.

4 GREAT variety Of Japauncd ware and
4 \ trays for sale "a, sl5 SfEyrER 81 EARL.
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Fcyi 3. NOr;;I's colossnI
z 81 saG e. e. GsD q
Largest Company IN the World,

THREE COMPANIES Is ONE,
Egrcsirtap, GyrnaMG, amt Jr,uN.
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Bring Your Cattle 20 the Fair

I AIDES iaUcy work baskets, Of every style
~ now oprnInGnt slj SPENCER & EARS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-15
Illinois Items.

Mr.. \. Ward Worthington, Postmaster at
Coloma, Whiteside County, died on Sunday
morning, the 18th ut, ofdiscasc induced by
the bite of rattlcsnake. The bite WAS in
tlicted several days previous. Mr.. W. was
formerly OF Cocht stcr, Connecticut.
CuicAGo.--By the census just taken Of
Chicago her population is shown to exceed
$4,000. The following gives the census Of
the different divisions of the city for 1850