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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

Tue PEEsDENcY.-Thc Liberty (Mo) 7ri.
JaHe declares itself in favor of MILLAGD FuL-
MORE as the opposition candidate for the next
presidency, and says democrats, Wings,
!usion Republicans, Abolitionists, NuliGcrs,
Know.Nothings, and Sag-Nichts may all
scheme and plan as much as they please, but
they cannot defeat the will Of the people nor
drive their candidate from the field Willard
Fillmore Is Aotc n cuadtdate for tie Pr,Si.
dcacy, subject to no caucus or convention
subject only to the will Of the people"
The Missouri HepWiieal, however, OBJ.
iects to this cHtcmporancous nomination Of
Mr. Fillmore, and thinks that less object.
ionablc candidate can be found. That can.
didatc it brings forward in the person Of Ed
WARD BATES, Of St. Louis, whom the editor
commcnds as "a wing ever since he has had
anything to do with public affairs and a
sound, conservative whig now. He believes
there is virtue enough and saving qualities
enough, in the Wing Party to preserve this
Union intact, and were he elected he would
so administer the Government as 10 rebule
the contemplate and dangerous politicians
who avail themselves ofcyory prctcxt to ar
ray tho North against the South--thc nom
slayehodins against the s,ayehoding
States" sc.
The editor Of the HopuJlican is one Of the
witticst writers in the west, and this is one
Of his keenest touches. After having done
about as much good work rs any editor in
the country towards laying out and burying
the old wing party, and rearing on its grave
the bloody sprout ofknow nothingism, this
effort to hitch the chances Of Elw Bates for
the next presidency to the dcGunct carcass, is
about the sharpcst way to kill off trouble.
some candidate we have yc, seen tried The
ECpublican might as well have claimed Mr..
b. as having been always member Of the
old federal party, and called upon the mem.
bers Of that party to rally TO his support.
When the claims Of Mr.. B. for the presidency
come TO be canvasscd by the opponents Of the
democracy, there will he little anxiety TO
know what ne ,ras, in days gone by. The
great question will be, what is he now?
The iusion-abolition n. republicans of,hc
north will want to know whether he is sound
on the "wool question y and the know moth.
ings Of the south will demands he sound on
the goose" When the RcJvjlicoH bases
the claims of its candidate on his orthodoxy
on these great questions, we shall begin to
believe it means seriously to support him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

The California steamer "Stqr or III,
West" arrived at New Yorl. on Monday
She brought about s., l50,ooOin gold. I'll,
election came oil on the day the steamer
sailed.
The first trip on the Sacramento Valley
Railroad was made on the 18th Of August
1t was a short excursion from Sacramento
leyeo to Seventeenth street. The train. con.
sisting Of three platform cars, was dcnscly
oIosdcd. Iu'ittl guests IRON all parts Of
the state were present on that occasion,
which forms an era In the annals Of Califor.
MIA
The news from Oregon is up 10 the 9Th
ult. The Coyille gold mines, first pronoun.
ccd a humbug, arc now well spoken Of.
Mr.. Banton, just arrived across the plains,
reported a terrible Indian massacre or cini.
grants this season, at Devils Gate, On the
Sweet Water river. 4 train Of agO-mcn.
women and chiIdron-wcrc attacked by the
Chicnncs Sioux and $50 killed, and ali their
stock, provisions, &c, captured. The ro.
mainacr Of the train reached Salt Lake City
in a starving condition. Among the slain
were Gen. Lanes brother and family.
1t is reported that 70 whites have been
murdered at Fort Colyillc by the Indians.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

Ex-Governor Reynolds gives the follow.
ins incident Of carly times in his Forthcoming
work:
"Ihe Rev. Mr. Lindley, a Baptist preach.
or, took his stand in early times under the
shade Of the trees on Lick Creek, Sangamon
county, and was preaching TO a large congrc.
CATION. In sight Of his pulpit he had con.
struc,cd wolf pen, to capture the wolves il
any Of those animals came within its tolls
\ wolf pen is a cunning contriyancc made in
early times, by which wolves were entrapped
and caught. 1t must be recolected that
wolves at the first settlement Of the country
were u great scorgc on the stock Of the farm
crs, and this was one mode to destroy them.
A pen is pit hole dug in the ground, and
trap door arranged over it, so that when n
wolf stands on the door, his weight springs
certain triggers, and the animal falls into the
hole dug in the earth When the wolf is in
the pit, the trap or pen is down, and may be
seen for some distance.
"Mr. iiniley called on his congregation
with that singular cant, and kind of long ac-
ccnted drawing sing-song voice, which ma.
ny Of the preachers assumed in pioneer times,
"to mind the text brcthrcn-the wolf pen
is down. must kill the wor--when come
back, put me on the text, and will preach
out the sermon"
AT another meeting, it was said that a
preacher shot wolf from his pulpit
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
Attempted Assassination of Napoleon.

The attempt to as.snatc Napoleon on
the evening Of Sept :, created quite a buzz
in Paris. The Emperor was 10 attend the
Opera that night, and Il crazy man by the
name Of BGlLNAGE determined o attomp his
life The account says.
Alta quarter to nine o'clock court car.
rage and four horses arrived which was
yery naturally supposed by maiy to contain
the Emperor himself, but IN fact there were
in it only some Of the Empress ladies Of
honor At the moment when tie coachman
drew up alongside the steps loading TO the
front door Of the theatre, n young man, in a
blouse and grey cap, stepped forward, drew
a pistol from his pocket, placed the muzzle
almost close to the carriage window, fired,
and broke the glasc. Immediately after.
wards he rascl second; but is he was in
the act of firing, n Scrgent De cdC struck his
arm down, and the charge uttered the
ground. An instant later TIN man was
seized, hand-cuilcd, and lodged N the guard
house Of the theatre The ladies', as they
stood on the steps Of the doorway, on de-
scending from the carriage, audl,ly thanked
Providence that the Emperor lad escaped
About five minutes after this occurrence the
Emperor arrived and being strOck by the
sound of unusually loud and probnged cries
of give lEmpercV!" inquired the cause
On being told what had happened, his Ma.
jcsty instantly ordered the cochman to
drive all round the theatre. The Imperial
carriage accordingly, admid thcdecring of
the public, made the entire ciKuit of the
Place Ncntadour before his Maicsty alighted
On entering the house the Emperor said,
" Let not word be said to the Empress,
and keep back the telegraph dispatches,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

The election in Gcorgi, took place las,
Monday Returns from about two.thrds Of
the State are in. 1t is estimated that John.
son, dem, will have a majority oflrom 1000
10 10000. Returns for Congressman are
not all in, but enough are receiver to show
that the democrats have made large gains on
the popular vote. Cobb and Stephens are
certainly elected
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

FALL ELECTIONS. Elections have yet to
be held this year, we believe, in ten States,
In most all of them Legislatures and State
officers are to be chosen, and in four of them
Representatives TO Congress. OF the latter
class are Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia,
and Maryland, which are entitled in the ag
grcgatc to twenty.thrcc members. The cleo.
tons will take place as follows: Georgia,
Monday, Oct. ! Pennsylvania, Tuesday,
Oct o; Ohio, Tuesday, Oct. 0; Louisiana,
Monday, Nov .; Mississippi, Monday, Nov
3; New York, Tuesday, Nov. G; Wiseon-
sin, Tuesday, Nov. 6; Maryland, Wcdncs-
day, Nov. Z; Massachusetts,, Mon, Nov. 10.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
Stoves ! Stoves . Stoves

w have on hand over to Stoves comprising some NJ
Tee bat patterns of Coal Cooking Stoves. brought
tbs market which will sell az prices that win hc salts
Factory. Our stock Of Parlor and Dining Room Stoves
comprise SOME uf The BIOS. elegant and useful styles ever
before rsh'.d in tbs CITY We wish 20 say 90 orr cl--
toner. Co , IN and before You buy 90 men drawing
Stoves around I'm wagons II you to save MY per
cent. on your investment.
w IT." extensively engaged In manufacturing Tin,
Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, of every description, and
execute orders IN that lu. 90 any extent desired
w are purchasing Old Castings, Copper, Pewter and
Era.. and will pay the highest price the market will war
rant.
Oh Cloths, aud Enanccd Cloths, Of ca hl styles
and patterns. at prices that viii aston,h yoI Re sure
you call and see Us before purchasing. S,pt 20
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

N,,,.,, u.,,,,, c.. ~.
NATIONAL hoN'E SNOW IN lLLNpiS'-N c
ma the following IN the Gaeiburg FRA
Democrdt For so extensive show, il strikes
us there has been n Remarkable economy
o,;c,..,d :, d., - .I.,. =,
,''"'''.,''' ~ wv way y. "''''Us'"B A'
least, TINS Is i'rst 'nt'naton We have seen
that anything Of the kind was in pntcm-
nlotion.
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o ,,," ,u'' WV az, IVY ~ I"'s'uu's vi ny
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

VERY CLEAR.-ProG Henry says that the
GURUS phenomenon of tho blowing off Of the
horses shoes, during the late terrible powder
explosion on the Brandywinc, was owing to
inertia. The shoes were not blown away
from the dead horses but the horses wero
blown of the shocs--thc gravity of the shoe
being seven, while the specific gravity of the
whole horse is but one. This is u very
scientific distinction that mus, appeal to the
good sense Of every reader
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

George W. Julian, Of Indiana, the abol-
ton candidate for vice president in 1913, in
letter to tho Ndtiondl Era, says: at
know nothingism) must be watched, for it
has murdered the antislovcry cause in In.
DIANA to an extent" Sc. If this were true,
the verdict would be justiiabIc homicide
In most Of the free States the exact reverse
is true; know noihingism las been muir
dcrcd by snt.savcry
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

GEN. SnIrLps.-The Washington CORES.
pondcnt Of the st. Louis Republican, under
date Of Sept 81, writes: .......
Governor COLEMAN, of Minnesota, is now
on hand here, settling some of his accounts
with the Department, and aiding in pulling
the wires for the next Congress. The Gov.
ernor is a splendid looking man, with an eye
flashing with intelligence, and is making u
very efficient officer. lie reports Gen
SHIELDS MS well, but entirely secluded from
the haunts ofmcn. In the words of Cover.
nor GoRnAS, che is whore no foot but the
red mans ever trod the grass The Gene
raj should now open the avenues of his
heart, and take TO himself some fair creature,
to share with him his solitude"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

The greatest lumberman in America is
William Price of Quebec He has erected
wharf at Rives La Loup, 1870 miles below
Quebec, at cost OF Sl20, 000 TO accommo.
date his lumber business. llc is the most
extensive dealer in North America; has 80
saws running near that place; 40 at st.
Johns Bay; % in constant operation at la.
ha Bay, and at the Sagnenay Rapids 0morc
He also purchases some millions Of feet from
the Ottawa. 1t is said he has furnished, for
several years. employment for from 1000 to
5000 men, and ireigh,cd over n hundred
ships annually with lumber for European
markets.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

From the Kankakcc Gasc''e, of the 2Stl
ut, we learn that the population Of Kanka.
kcc county is nearly eighteen hundred, and
total amount of taxable property, as assess.
ed, is $l,959,7l9. The total value of tax.
able property in 1854, was 81, 236, PA, show.
Ing an increase Of $723,475.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
TVNIIUITl -. =, . =,
JOHN MILLER 4 co.
Never Known to Fan.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 30, 1891.
Dr.. EAsrERry--Sr: For ihebcncit of the At
tcted, will state that my wife has been suite,
rer from Aguc and Fever Tor nearly year, and
has used several OF the most popular medicines
OF the dav, among which was Smiths Tonic Sy-
rup, which Jailed TO cure. concluded TO make
n trial OF your Fever and Ague Killer, and one
bottle has elected a peTmane II cure. ] believe
your Fever and Ague Killer to be a remedy OF
great merit, and hope you will make 1t accessible
to the afflicted throughou; the Mississippi Valley.
Respectfully, ROBERT SMITH
Read tie letter irom John s.. Crump, grand ST.
line, irkdRSdS, Cherokee Nation, bearing
dafe, Aug. 10, 1853.
On. EAsrrRLY-Dear Sir: when ! was in
your city in March last, | purchased one d1@en
bottles OF your Fever aud AGue Killer, which you
warranted to e. have sold seven of the do1'
en-, which also warranted. Your medicine has
given entire satisfaction 30 far il having effected
several cures Of the Chills aud Fever. One case
partcularly--a lady who had been afflicted since
The latter part OF last summer, and had tried n
great many remedies, besides having physician
part al the time, all OF which Jailed She
bought bottle OF your medicine, ant before she
had used enc third OF IT, she was entirely cured,
and has enjoyed good health ever since. In no
case has II failed to effect permanent cure,
Respectfully yours, JOHN 5. CRUMP.
r. ST. will be in your place again shortly,
and will buy more largely,
n. D.--Ask for Dr. Eastcry's Fever and Aguc
Killer, aud take no Other end youarc safe
ry-Prce 81 per Bottle. orr Bottles for S.
A liberal diacoun, made to wholesale dealers,
D1.-prparrd and sold by DR.. EASTERLY,
corner of Third and Chesnu, Streets, St. Louis.
Mo.--solc Proprietor.
n3-F sale IN Ottawa by a, c. s. A, S. Put.
nam, druggists, and by Druggists aud Dealers IN
Medicines generally ilri rluuL ilp Western
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

II any one Should ask US what in our opinion,
arrived Il, by an impartial test, WIS the est and
most honest compounded remedy i1' preserving
ard beautiying the hair and restoring gray hair
TO It's original color, and the locks to the bald.
headed, we should without hesitation say Prot.
q. j. Woods Hair Restorative ST. Louis Dem.
" See ndNerliecml IN in annlhet co!nmn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

GHEEN TOMATOES, Peeled, and stcwed to
proper consistency for sauce, with sugar
enough TO make i, pala,Sblc, will keep well
until warm weather next season, and aside
from making a healthy and very agreeable
sauce, ARE in this condition ready and on.
'cl'cnt ingredient for holsters, miucc pics,
&, .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

FIRE AT CnICAGo.-A very serious fire &C.
Cured at Chicago Oh Sunday morning last,
resulting in the total destruction of the I'm
Tor Car Works Of Stone & Boomer.
The fire ragged for an hour and half, and
only ceased with the entire annihiation of
the following structures: q two story franz
Ing shop, sixty by one hundred and ten
feet; two story machine shop thirty eight
by one hundred and twenty feet; setting
up shop forty by one hundred and ten feet
with an L thirty by thirty eight feet, and a
brass foundry twenty-five feet square. They
were Of wood, and filled with the best and
most approved machinery.
In the setting up shop were completed,
enc baggage and eleven box freight cars; in
the framing shop were the finished matcri-
ais for nearly fifty cars, and in the cabinet
shop above was n large stock of choice and
costly materials and finished work, uphol.
stcry, &c. These all fcll a prey to the
flames, and so rapidly that little or nothing
could be saved.
The Union Car Works were established in
1852, and with such energy and enterprise
have they been conducted that there is no
danger of their being cXtincu.shcd, even by
the crushing disaster of 1865. Their loss is
in the rough estimated Us follows;
Cars and other work finished. ....$l2, 900
Machinery ....,.,......... .... 10000
buildings ,,,,,.........,. $4,000
Material ..'''''''..'.,... ..,.,,, lO,OOu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

Ia SALLE-According to the census Of
La Sallcjusttahcn, the population ofthat city
is 3,oll, being 1870 larger than Peru. The
increase Of the two cities since 1850, has
about kept even with that of Ottawa, La
Sale trihc exceedingly and Peru trihc
tagging behind. Wen bet the first V. we
find in a haystack, however, that Ottawa
beats both cities in the next five years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

pRopucrs or EGYPT. From the town of
Jonosboro' the county scat Of Union county,
over one hundred thousand bushels of wheat
have been sent off by the central railroad
this season.
From the same place over ten thousand
dollars worth of peaches, apples, and other
fruits have been sent this season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
The Great Western Remedy for Ague and
Fever.

DR.. Eastcrly's Fever and Ague Killer,
Is speedy and thorough cure for iguc and Fc-
rcr, Chiis and Ecrcr, Dumb Agac, MtermH.
teRiGRd Rcmittcm Fcrcrs, aRdcrcry form Of
Fercr incident 10 the West.
This popular remedy for Aguc and Fever
has now been before the public three years, and
during that time about serenity, fire tioYslHd bot
ties have been sold, and in no instance has it fail
ed TO effect permanent cure as far as heard from
or,o give entire satisfaction to The purchaser
This medicine has been thoroughly tested, and
found an intaiiiJlc remedy for AGue and Fever in
all its forms. Thousands Of, certificates IRON the
most distinguished gentlemen in the West might
be furnished, showing lis unequaed merit, but
the following is deemed su iiicient TO satisfy the
most ncredulous of its elf cacy.
~ Read Tie trstipODu of TgLD 1Iii,rS Cg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

MAKING A SEA OF TIE ARABIAN DEsERT.-
Captain VIM. Allen, Of the British navy,
has published book advocating the CONVEX.
sation Of the Arabian desert into an ocean.
I The author believes that the great valley
extending from the southern depression OF
| the Lebanon range TO the head of the Gulf OF
Akaba, the eastern branch of the head Of the
Red Sea, has been once an ocean. 1t is in
many places 1900 feet below the level OF
the Mediterranean, and in il are situated the
Dead Sea and the Sea Of Liberals. He he
licycs that this ocean, being cut off from
the Red Sea by the rise of the land at the
southern extremity, and being only fed by
small streams, gradually became dried by
solar evaporation. lie proposes to cut a
canal of adequate size from the head of the
Gulf of Akaba to the Dead Sea, and another
from the Mediterranean, near Mount Car.
mel, across the plain Esdraclon, to the ifs.
sure in the mountain range of Lebanon
BY this means, the Mediterranean would
rush in, with fall of 800 feet, I'LL up the
valley, and substitute an ocean of = 900
square miles in extent for a barren, useless
desert; thus making the navigation to India
as short as the overland route, spreading fer.
tiity over now arid country, and opening
up the fertile regions of Palestine to settle.
mcnt and cultivation.
The conception is a magnificent one. but
no sufficient survey has been made to deter.
mine its practlcability or its cost
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

The Rock Island Ad,ertjstr says: The
population of this city, as set forth by MIR.
Cutter, who was appointed to take the cen
sus, is G,j3o. The census was taken in the
months ofJuly and August last Thcproba.
bility is that it is now IN the ncighborhood
Off OUn
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N(uriO,is SgvmOp.

The Brandon (MississippU Register reports
the following curious sermon, preached AT the
town OF NaicrprCoi, not Ear from Bran
don:
may say to you, my breothcrinr, that |
am not an edccatcd man an am not one o
them Us bIccvcS that cdecation is necessary
Tor gospel minister, for blccyc the Lord
cdccaic' his preachers jest as lac wants en-
to be obccat,d, an, although ! say it, that
ou.htut TO say il, yct in Che state OF Indian
ny, whor I've, thar's no man rs -,its i big
ger cong! CATION nor what gifts
Thar may bc some here to-day,my brccth-
rem, rs don't know what persuasion | am
NV. Well may say to- you, my hrygthciin.,
that am lIard-~hc,l Baptist. Thar some
folks as don't like the llard-~htH Bapts,s,
but III ruthcr hav hard she'll rs no shell at
ALL You see me here to-Iay,uy hrccthc,iug,
drcst up IN fine close; you noul think | was
proud; but am not proud, my brccthrng,
and although I've bin u preacher IT,, Cos
pei fur twenty years, an although I'm cape
ting Of that fiat boat that lies at yurc laul.
Ing, lm not proud, nay brccthcr!ug.
I'm not gWnc ter tell you oiSarLyWhar
my text may be found suffice it tn say, lis in
tue Ieds Nv the Bible, an you'll find it some
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a great many uthrr iGra' rs will do you good
IN read an my tex, when YOU shil find it,
you shill find II to read thus;
And be played on inrpoi a thousand string
Srcrts Of iust men made perfeck"
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Democratic Nominations.
RE1lOVED

The Free Trdder printing Office has been
removed to the post office building, south
side Of Main street, west of the bank. Bu-
siness Office and newspaper delivery on the
left of the post Office boxes, on the ground
floor