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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
SPAIN
PORTUGAL.

Rumors OF apOtbe. Ministerial crisis hsd been IT.
rent, but they proved to rest slender foundation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
COTTON AND ooxsoLs DECLINED.

MORE HEAVY FAILURES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

,...ee in the Rate Of Discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
ITALY,
Floods had done great damage in Lombs rdy.
LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Nov. 7, Is57-I:15 pm.
The Collins ste amsh!p Atlantic from New. York has
lust arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
;sa1f nays LATER FROM EUROPE.

,,v,, OF TIE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

CT the hCuee and all the brothsrs started up Ek7
"ossl. upon the fIetful psrcupine" .
But the most eager in catching breath Of in'ul,
upon the polished mirror Of the honor OF the mouse
Berkeley wss Grartey, the sixth brother, ara se0'"'
Of the legitimate sors OF the late Earl OF bsrkeey'
This gallant Grsutey, by certain QGixotc aaec'saon
of knighteIysrtry both in dress and bes'ing' oy
srtirg troubsdor Songs in Lsdy BessiDgton aouns'
and making annual motions sc7 tie erection OF gA
ley IN the House Ct Commons for the sccomraoa snon
Ct laees made lsboIious eSorts TO SECURE gar eAce
'eroe TIE character Of ar slden caysher' NO. no"
ever scarcely reached tho distinction OF oetos ru0U'
lous until one of those financial crises which OCCASION
ay overtake individuals as well as raors,
Of sudden, the hsrrae ~ Of the house, aGa
Tim into collision with his br1therA Inc g6'.'.'
Grsnle,s knighty tastes being sons~n" sipsns'S'
Re drew upon tie fiaternAl fund 70 al sn~ns h,.u
the head Of the hoass was ct LAST compelled % sA'
honor Upon this thes sprung up adesos "@. blo'as'
Grartley p,raded before tho world his tailoring
ard vshtg biz. and asked the delighted pub ic
if two SHIFTS day were 20 muoa ios s*S''''1'e
son Ct tle hoase of Berkeley From war ABOUT
pants Ae affair sIose into one sbeu peoisree'
tires vf tie liberal caEse, aud becoming protec'on
is. bearded bis brother at bis own Caste gates anu
slood Oh his own account for the shire o Ioaoes'e'
MANY Of the yeemen Joined his bannaf-some on psdi
gree. sone On protection and some on paat prf caes
ard the battle was hot one to Lord Fhzhatd1nse'
siroe his rejection from the House OF Commons NJ.
! Grsxtisy Berkeley hiss ec'aasonsh5' 10 ~9Esa'' u
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-23

DscovKnr TITAN PIcruREs "A discovery of greati in
terestt the astical world saysthe Paris ~ lately
made NJ Edmond About the writer while going through
collector of curostesin the Rue Du Bac After
examining different articles the master of the place in
formed his visitor that he had in his possession twelve
pictures by Titan, and taking him into inner room
showed them they hung against the wall These pic
lures are four feet long by nine inches high and repre-
sent the history of Joseph according to biblical tad
ton In support of his assertion that the pictures
genuine, the dealer produced letters from NJ Flandrin
and M Delacroix stating that the pictures very
valuable In short time NJ. About and the owner came
70 terms and the pictures placed in the hands of
cleaner who after first operation remarked that In all
the pictures Joseph bore resemblance to Charles w.
which considered in favor Of their authenticity
The cleaner in following up his operations after
wards discovered in the signature of Titan thus
worded, Tam,s Psraliu' da C1dore pdut. a3
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-23

SHORT CREDITS The importers wholesale dealers and
jobber of millinery, fancy and trimming goods, small
wares, etc. in Boston, held meeting Tuesday to con-
slider the expedency of shortening the present terms of
credit and to confer upon the general interests of the
trade Most of tho dealers present expressed themselves
favorable to shortening the term Of credit to four months
wherever practicable as for example, in the opening of
new accounts but refused to pledge themselves to any
particular line Of action under present circumstances
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-23

It isstated that worthy minister in Indiana who had
become somewhat mixed up In land speculaons recent
~ announced to his congregation at the opening Of Di
vino service that his text would be found in "St Paus
Epistle TO Minnesota section four range three west %
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-23
WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC, "a, 1857.

ssM IssAK JAMES Of Philadelphia our general travelling
agent assisted by na1uso Jons ooIts H EosrSB
WHEY nfkmsc, e. A Eyass, R JAMES, T. A-sAs,
A. DAyIs, r. T. RosssDs
BsM G. W. JAMIE, No Harrison street Cincinnati Oho
general collecting agent rexss, assisted nv
H. THoaAs THoss THe NJ JAMES, Dr. A e. oaIIe
MoRus Receipts either win good
s1-Mr Gso authorized collect moneys the
Columbia. ,-.s.t ~ l,.r, "a slfr a FEs1a6
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-23
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS FROM DISTINGUISHED
l"..' SOURCES IN INDIANA. -
MADISON, INDIANA Dec. IA, 1857.

------ - M ,n,aoN Tndiano \ Dec IA JRhT
n,c, u1o pros;don,,s n,eo,oee IA not roach bs,.
,,,;I tha I,,h am n,ucb neased with the message
L ,,r,;c,1ar, th mart of n that re,ot.s 70 Kansas af
t,irs .~.r"Ie'grE u8.r s#. aa8s@.. als
:, uao, VOW, s,r.r,,o 60 ,no tbat Mr. ro,ol.s oftor
.,,, 80 r,oot ~ odro,o,og 80 ,,n,a oovre;spt ara
t;na a. 90 on noecbs That tho reonlc Of Kansas
onoht 70 be left free 70 decide the slavery question n
tb; own vav should now object 70 the decision they
s-e'i Wv" ""y' S'-0N'N "O' o'JNo' - 80 ''N'
Proposo ~ h''A0 upon .n' q'.''on ny - 1'''
ion" M el'' y - ~, - ~, I,
'io ae'''io ''ey 90 "D0u' - A".,' or ~ ,s'e
sne 70 po'rs u, '''D az ,a
- -, ~. =, -, ..Nsas..
~" "o =
aaVes % 'io =. -. N.,
'ne i'e''" i4 'iai'e '''i ~ ne - .,e'' ~
way as wen 10 any man u ooos u men o''S'ae o 'hc
| icli'o'y'
- .-.'T.-, --P,..'. n, 80 '-'p . y,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-23
PETITIONS, ETC.

:
BY Mr. RUFFIN The petition of DR. ID. H. Cherry, VIM
f. Ferrebee and SO others, citizens of Craven county
North Carolina praying for the establishment of mail
route from Newbern to jackson, N G.
BY Mr. FLORENCE A bill to continue half pay to
certain widows and orphans .-
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-23

~ GORGE w. BREGA, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
NJ IoRarIAw No. 10 Wall arss Nse reh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10
DIR. EASTERLY'S
Fever and ASllc KILLER.

Tie G,eut Western Lemedg for
Ague AID Fever, Chill. and Fever, Dumb "A re, H.
teImiuent and ktmit.en Fevsrs every
form OF Fever incident 10 Bilious Cli.naes.
The most perfect and intHiie ren,edy yt dio"re,td
o..lse .>EEEDYAND IEHK4NENT CI-RE or
AGLE AND FEVEL.s "a. ali tai 10 ,as as
Dr. TH-icisS:> FrVer aI.ts Ac.sc rNiller.
This popular remedy has been before the public
four years during it has cured than
ne f. umdTed Thousand Gases.
Which has fully established its pree'iinent merit in all
parts the West the best aud only reliable reuedy
for this dread disease. ....ll. .tstfv
This Medicine j. compound Of the most potent vege
table Extracts known, ard the most speedy and effect
curative for Fever and Agde known in TIE civilized
world. .sf- ft4l-f
MARX THIS The object and purpose of of the
needles offered the public simply ScsrESD the Chill
ard Fever, Nor CrrE This i, easily done by any n-
t-sent physician druggist. Bat, Will dayiug with
these delusive compounds the patient rapidly declines
and every day the becomes difficult to cure.
Such tile with DR.. Esser.y'sfever and Agu
killer. THIS stcine attacks the disease Ifs sonree,
by Unlocking the tecretons OF the Liver, Expecting the
bile. strengthening and restoring the shattered and debi
health and vgor. and by thus removing
the cause, renders the cure certain and permanent,
READER, have you the Ague and Fever. If go, delay
not-deay the Of this medicine delays are dam
gerous, besides ruinous the constitution. Use Dr.
Essteriys Fever and A=us Killer and will oiire you
1 Ysmphis;s containing certificates showing the
unequalf.d merits OF this medicine, obtained Of
Agents, sraitis-s ~ fss<EynlTs TrsJ
~ Price 81 per Bottle; or Six Bottles for q. y
1frA ,hberi deduction made 90 Druggists aHd Mer.
chapts who by " sell again. 49, - F..
~sE-Prepared y~Dr Eastery. corner OF Third and
Chestnut Streets ST Louis. Mo. -i 20 h. +, =
ssrrFer Sale in Onswa. by A. s PrTxAx Druggist
BY Druggists and dealers in medciue throughout the
United States 49, s-.f U..-+.s ..a ..f..... sepz.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10
The County Judse>I,ip.

The election for County Judge in the
place OF Judge Cotton, de',d, takes place OIL
Tuesday next, the 18th inst.
Since our last, another Richmond has APP
psarcd in The ii.l'i, in the person of J. {.
Chzmplin, Esq, to whose card in TO day
psper the reader is referred. This lcav.s
the contest between j. L. Cha:np.in, T.. s.
fiolbrock, and A. W. Cavalry. The Office
il If sufficient Importance TO justify every
voter III going to the polls. With the quail
f~a ions Of the several candidates mort Of
our readers are As we'll acquaii ted a. we are,
and need no enlightenment from us. W
have no dou't the decision at the po.ls wlL
be right
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10
0oyernoV's Message.

The last Message Of Gov MATTESoN, which
appears in our columns to-day, will be read
with absorbing interest. 1t presents the con-
diticn Of our state, and its rapid advancement
in every department Of material prosperity,
With a. eloqusncc Of facts and figures, and
an enthusiasm Of language, that cannot fail
to snkindle the reader.
Our state debt has been reduced in four
TEARS from 81, 9l3, 3i3 81 TO $l2, 1874 al So;
from comparative bankruptcy, sur state has
risen IL tine position Of an interest paying
state, with debt that has ceased to b. Sc.
r,oss burden the canal deb, is in way Of
rapid liquidation, and that noble improve
msnt will soon revert TO the state; the Cen
trail Railroad is nearly completed and pro
misses to yield to the state sufficient rev--
nue. to meet the ordinary expenses of our
state government; the Wadswortn IL Shell
den defaication has been settled in u manner
not only to protect tie state from loss, bat
actually to save some $1,000 per annum in
the way of interest on her bonds; our sys-
tenn Of free schools has received new im-
pulse and IS in prosperous condition: az
ricu;ture is hourishing; cities are rising up
in every quarter Of the state as by magic;
our population Is increasing at an unexam-
pied rats-these are the topics of the mes
sage, presented in language perspicuous to
fascination, and accompanied with sugyes-
lions and reflections eminen,iy statesman
like and practical
Well may Gov. Matteson, after such an
exhibit Of the results Of his four years ad-
ninistratiOn, retire from Office, in the best
Of humer with himself and all the world,
and turn over to his successor ali tine honor
and dignity, as we'll as all the labors snd
perplsxities Of the office, with a cheerful
good grace, such as lew rctirin disniIasies
are prone to initiate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10
To the / lecto,s Of La Sa.!e county.

Unti " edn,siay last, haL no ntci:-
;ian OF being a candidate for itc u;li,c
OF County Judge to ii the vacancy occa
stoned b. the ,.neutcd decrease oi judge
C"TToN, aud had repeatedly 20 declared IA
aL>w,r /" All applications 10 me on the sub
ject.
On that day for the FIRST time consented
10 becom. candidate, ana Nnetn,r ,icatcd
or elected Shaii hc grateful! for such support
as may DC accorded to nir.
j. {. CUAHPLlN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10


II is prepared by new and most approved chemical
process. and combines in highly concentrated state
the Iotins Of Potassium the Extract Of sarssp4rs the
Honduras Root, the yellow Dock and stI.ugia, with
other valuable Vegetable Extracts, which readers the
compound the certain AMI effective curative know.
FOR all diseases arising from Impure state The
Blood. Or habit Of the system,
.Scro'iiG Kings Eru. 'IHcer-. Yinio-s E-upfions
r.> SKIN, E-ys,ip.Lss, CIroH.- Sore Eg>', Ring
Boyrs ~ T,rte-. S-al5 N,ad or So. asd Uzcer.
Fear S1r.. .Ai"g o re GII,ss, L>rsosy, y1iie
.sse.Hings >--cf,fA0s- Talre1i, -.-,,, t;on OF
the Lusg- E,otd4- ELL. ls'IL-. o. IT, FACE. S-sr
ry Di.srses cf ne Kia,esr, Doysy. Gy1rH ~ :, Il,
D.IL,irf. !ScodaIry s.yaili- TSlierso! d.
,sd,s, Dg.p-lsid. Eleun'dii'-n, G>aera! Debiiity,
S.urnigid Tic- Dole -sr, jdin1 a. t> Bo7@s aud
Joist-, FtIadi- I-rg - fTif's. chronic Coughs, and
az biseG,.s dri-irg Z ON tn use q Mercury Cdor
LlD..L
The Astonishing power o; DR.. E'sTFELI's I0rIsE .Sn
siE.aPhErI' ia driving and radically removing al
disease and impure n4d, 'rol the holy. is dolb,,
matches curatry. properties .Het in
the ingredients and tie scientific % is prep-T
lion.
Nrpreparation claims - combine -ucli ned s.as pro
prres employed IN ais and Other has e..
f-eie many astonishing Ii. mos; .aiin.at
Physician. Of Louis. ad also those ~ nearly every
city and town in t!- Western agi sou,h-rn States,
,orn.i this preparation. because 1t - secret
dy and they know the Ingredients the beet mat
he used.
seldom physician, pre.cr De prepared medicines,
aud do So unle.. they have @noSleIga %: their
conponen,s, and know they sac and sanitary IN
their effects and prer'ared by scientific men
The Medical Faculty and OF the highest -rudiIon
unite in recommending DIR. Easierys Iodine snd sar.
parila. combining UNNECESSARILY efficacy than
any other ssrsaparila preparation which is doubtless
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10

WHAT Is 1T For-TuIS. " ooD's HAIR Re-
sTokATIvE?-ls Il question asked daily by
hundreds. We answer, without hesitation
Or fear al contradictions, that il is the only
article know. that viii DO all il promises tor
the human hair. II ,cW reHorc lis grO,1,h-
IL ctH step itx .tajing-a ,cW 2est.Se H>
aatuT'H cohr, IL is not Han Dye, but "A
speedy and e:licacious Restorative Trial
bottles 81 pin;> s.; quarts So. Druggists
supplied the pr"pretors terms.-ba!tt-
mare Sun. jan3-2w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10

A DscID. D CrKE.-rhe co,nin. changes Of
woaim,r render II incumbent om every pei
son 1" i.'ot-.t their heath, and no better re-
incay 'am be used both rs curative anu pre-
ven'"iivc tnan Hurieys SarSapar la.
AieciI"u> at the Crest. bronchitis or
ANY arrangement ri the respiratory system
il peculiarly benefited by lis spoIn.n. .niiu-
eHcc, and la protracied cases oil coughs,
co a., or irritation about tue tnroat OF
ci.est, decidedly the safest and most eihca-
ciou, mrdi, Inc ti.at can De rvsurted to. In
this cry 1t Is extensively used win mark cd
,uccesS-.ot Louis Ue.dM
Soil in Ottawa by b. Walker & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10

SAD AccIpESI,-The wife Of Judge Daniels,
Of the Q. S. Supreme Court, was burn to
death on Sunday evening last at Washing
ton. by her clothes accidentally taking fire
while in the act of disrobing to 60 to bed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10
e. E~E g - Vac
i STATEMENT FROM DR.. MORSE.
Tie rcu-oS rhy Il ns5r LiIci rds obtained.
70 'Cs;s. PUBLIC.

Wica first commenced manufacturing ny IsTDIAX
ROOT PILLS IN iA- country, made arrangements wits
49,. '-.r' ID ID .--. -. 49,. " ~ 1850 " mage
~ $3.50 zee had the general oversight
- '-sr 'f"LH,ture. Dcriug VI. Whites absence Mr.
y T. Moore, IA order a.. se the pills cte,per, made
r. lot fIuH hsFp, y0"r dDgs. such a. atge. tsrr.-
'"9f, and even pa ia 'i,sL This injured the reputa
ion 90 Ey medicine, which always intended to have
mad. o. the choicest II ROOTS aud PLANTS A- 4 Lad
learned 30 MAKE make them the Iididns Since
ti- time ti.s ,oro has 6tsd aud IN Tor puyss ~
EU15t.
l. Is-ae necessary Tor me - make different arran-,.
n-Hts. Ia future shall slway. surerntend N .ir ,s-
HH fg'rf' f""y 80 the public assured ~ ret-
ii, ~ genuine article. 4. J. White Co, New York,
win us = 'A- safe ~ t-m and vii have them put in
EilE OUTSIDE WRAPPERS.
ErsI box Wi have 'ie SIGNATURE Of 4. J. WHITE
CO. Buy un more y-l1r H,uypad Pll. because they
are uot =ru-'ne hIt buy those in BLEE WRlpPERy
VII \. J. WHITE cos .y1rtare on them, aud yos
vi 81 ny genuine INDIAN ROOT PILLS
auk3J JESSE MORSE. " n.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10
Total

Ase~''. - q. . - ! , -
Making an average of COZ bushels To the
acre. Vixen it is considered IN { tie last
se.se. was unusually dry and unfavorablc.
We b iieve such ielj per acre, on 20 large
. body Of land, is unparalleled IN Northern
IilII.is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10
A La Sale County Farm.

DAVID. SrxAwS. Esq. the largest cattle
feeder in Illinois. has politely furnished Us
with the following figures showing the
amount Of corn raised by ms several tenants
during the last season on his farm four miles
fon, this city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10

Y :
: HE Ottawa Fent'- Seminary is now So u
= operation. numbers; Z and more >;1 tents. ,,--.
formed in lsi.u. Frs.cli, Drawing. and VI sic,
beside the EacSL branches il the \ -gd- nc aud Cole
ratC Department.
TIE new ht.I on the next I0T;h o. the 81
dsuCe Of Juhgc Cotton ha been purchased FOR - noi
purposes 'nr t winter; i'm The spring the building will
be enlarged 70 n0datr - - students rom
abroad. with board and other convrIli-ures.
For til. winter limited NINA Der q: = students
be accommodated with board la the Seminary. Students
from abroad wishing attend this school ts winter and
take board should up'y soon and procure their rooms.
FIR further information address J. q. NaitinCt-, tsq
v A. Tue. Esg. Hon. l.. C. Cook. T.. \. CIR f-q
or Iioy22l l.. UNLAUF. P.jRcipH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10
IL you want to buy Goods Cheap
Fall and Winter Goods.
.5OTsN iDERggANsJS,

Merchant Tailor. Clothier dud Gen tie
mems Furnishing House,
At hs o,d stand side TIE Square. opposite U>
Court Uonss.
liz subscriber, fully that TO thrive in business
IL. make his b l>ines. known. takes this method
tlaua his former friends and patrons for past avor,
st soliciting the same. has .udeavored to make his
ing the best assortment Goods thar has been
brought into this of the b-st qualities ana latest
styles, consisting in part Of
Esr ndciotiis-
Ol French and American MANUFACTURED Back, Brown,
Blue, and Green Cloths; Grey and Cnlorea Cloths Tor
CoakEg; Black and Brown Beaver; Black Doeskins ;
Ribbed, Pain, and Fancy Cassui-res; Black, Brown,
Bdc, and Drab Pilot Ovcrcoatjng.
Nesss.gs
or every yare;y-Plain and Figured Black silk; Pain
and Figured veiyets Fancy SILKS Plush setins.
Furnishing <.ocds.
Shirts, Wrappers. Drawers uil assortment OF Gents
Hosiery, Collars, CTayats Linen aud silk Hand. erchcs
and all Other Goods generally found III Gents Furnish
ing House. Also,
READ AUE CLOTHING.
full stock made up under his supervision, warranted
better Satisfaction than Eastern made ~ork. In
word, his stock Is complete and need only TO be ext
mined be appreciated lie invites all who are in want
10 give him a call befor. purchasing elsewhere. He
keeps but the hes, Of workmen and all Garments
made by him al warranted to give satisfaction
Orders for masking Clothing when persons furnish their
or every kind will he for wishing tn get
them made elsewhere, and warranted to fit If properly
made Up.
He has also made arrangements 20 receive the Fash
monthly. JOHN PERHAMUS.
Ottawa, November !, l-J5.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10

VERMONT CAPITAL BrENT.--The Vermont
State Capital building was burnt on We'd
nesday, with all its contents, leaving nothing
but the naked walls standing The build
ing cost 1882, 600
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10
Confectionery Store,

IL Utnsa!ie's old Stand, on Kdin st., oppo-
si.e the Bank,
OTTAWA, IL
= II E subscriber having taken she late pa puiar
establishments of ! 3. iIiniiie Is prepared
10 manufacture aud supply, as heretofore. all
kirls ut Confectionery. al gh bleat;e anf rrtaii,
warranted -Qaal ~ the best eastern arti:le
lIrai,o keeps al! kinds OF Toys. table orna--
nrnts. &c.
ICt. CREAM served 1T any hour during the
summer, at his rooms. Also snppr" ~ '"e
au9uity 10 private families. parties, &c.
All lind. of lapc, wedding cake constantly ON
H., .ic WV. Easy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10

The Pennsylvania Announces the dealt, o.
Rea Frazier, n prominent Dcmo,v I. As
lnitician he has long been prominently con.
nsetcd with The Democratic party of Penn
syivana, and for nearly thirty years has par
ucIpaied IN all important political struggles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10

Bgs, Whips. Saittes. and Xrness
The hr.l IfoI Irimr aud -i--.. - ins sole ,eaih.
rr trunks furnished 1T loves, rric-s.
Ala oris of il- and COT -e nirirss constiat ~
on hand.
nc, coach. gig, aud troiiine hlrness, silver.
bras, and japan ifimp-s ard III" .,-st guilty
ct team haII,ss suidai ,h- lowest prp-.s.
All nindS al cHrriigr trimming dolr IN the
n,afr-t ~tylr. al ,pf - Ice. % pvr.i ter ~.
Shop M No !. iloS-ack's row, MIN ST.,
n-arly nap1si!r The bank
IuI, Tro.'se 20
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10

ELECTION OF MAJOR GExERAI.-Col. Swift
Of Chicago. refused to stand a. q candidate
for Major General of Illinois Militia at the
late special election, and Gen. ,. B. Beaubien,
and Maj. Buckner, of Chicago, were. We be-
l'eve, the only candidates voted for. Gen.
Beaubien received 65 votes in Chicago, and
MAJ Buckner 4S. In ST. Charles Gen. b.
received 70 votes He 10 doubtless elected.
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Donation Party.

The Hiends OF Rev. c. p. CLARK are in
vited to attend a Donation Party, to be given
at his residence, east side Fox river, on
Thursday Evening next. 18th inst. -
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There is now living. the Philadelphia
Journal says, q short distanc from that city,
the only surviving nephew Of the illustrious
patriot Mad Anthony Wayne. He is like
wise the only one left Of the Dar;mour pri-
soners who were captured by The British
feet :" si'e war OF 1914, and is now al the
advanced age of &c years. 1--..
He may be the ''only surviving nephew
Of Mad Anthony Wayne" but he is not the
"only one left of the Dartmoor prisoners"
Capt. JOSEPH EARL, for the last six or eight
years resident # this city, was one of the
Dartmoor prisoners, and was wounded, we
believe, in the Infamous massacre that took
place short time before The prisoners were
released. $50 t-l r.- q pi-
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Col. BtsseIl.

Our new Governor arrived at Springfield
On Monday. and Was met at the cars by
Gov. Natteson, in whose carriage the new
Governor with his family at once proceeded
TO Il Governors Mansion. Al doubt as to
whether Col. Ii. will take the oath Of Office
l. dIs>ipat d by card which h. publishes
in the Alton fourier, c1pr, sing his d.ter-
mil a'ion to do so, and arguing that the act
inve YES no con.nittai of perjury on the
z ound that tn challcn,... g., was accel ted
out Of the State. Col. Il. may asc bis own
conscience in this way, buI if our State
passed a Law that no pers, who had ever
been An habitual Grunkard should be ap-
pointed liquor inspector, would t MIX,
difference whether such person had ne-n
drunkard in or out of the State? W At yer
may be Col. b 5 own opinion, rLousal s Of
good men in the State, as wei. h, Pc i,irai
friends . foes, do no a.rss with him, d
zee would not be Governor in his D ace for
any money