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,,rHIIC SALE of 4 VALUABLE AND DE-
.IR,RLE TRACT or LAND IN THE COUNTY OF

or n
sIR,RIE TRACT Or LAND IN TIE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER.
MY authority Of the Circuit Court for the county OF
Is {; ouc.,.cr tn. undersigned commi'sOn"rs. "i'l
.r far Ynr on the first Moniay III Juy 1871, a. pusc
,io, ,t Gloucester Court House the tract oi land IN
,d county known az "faruim-On. belonging Ia the -
.,c of The l.,. TJas e. Bark" his isrrn 'n;ains be
,,y.au four and :c hundred with s "c's-n'v i'm.
az v,,n,;,s for comforts Of iGny, with wood nni
,i,,.e upy suiF icn' tor the use "i III" nrn: i's uI
~, Iin.rl~ on the P:ansnt"uk river bold "nd beautiful
ryr,,n n.Jr,n. the comforts 81 living 10 m unlimited
cx.n. IN rcIulrus E.ghb"Ihspd, and Is highly pro.Gc
tive. ,, 1900, =. , ,
,n br, in addition, l. "i the best lp.nuns Tor "
f,s .an,l man that hc found III lover Virginia
p,r.ou. wishing the pac" r-larr" 10 Oh. OF The
urJnr.,uod, john r Seswc!,j VIII re-iirs near the
four House OF the sn county or 10 Dr spindle, WHO r"
.i.- farm
Ihi. estate will be cold credit al one. Two and three
ycpr. except for much money will be sufficient 10
or-y the costs sgl. which viii be paid IN cnsh. Tho
purchaser will required execute bonds WIN good
.cury 10 carry interest from The day OF sale and Tie
t;;lp withheld until the bonds pd THc vile 10 said
land believed b" perfect but. selling As Communications
crs we do not undertake to warrant * P1-sti N tor
the purpo-. OF seeding crop oil wheat will BE- giv, N"
r,t septr nber and full possession on the hrsi day OF
January, ISIS,
THOMAS Z GARRETT, ,conm;..;one,s
JOHN I. SEiWElL,
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,vDEMOCRATIC TlCKEr.-FoR THE SEN
ArE-Co,. Thos =. August.
FoR House. OF DELEG,TEs.-R chard o. llaskins,
z. Henry Ayet;, Henry q. Cannon.
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INV York. My i0.-Th Herad's Washington
correspondent SAYS that MIR. Cas- takes the r'""'l"
Of IN. Dallas aud Car,rdrn treaty in high dur:eon
Mr. Wise th- assistant secretary "f tee legation n;
Paris has resg nei.
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-DEMOCRATlC 1ICkEr.-The iollowin!
ticket o. ahl. and distinguished Democrats will b.
supported by ihe people %! R.chn'nt
Fox SENATE-rhos p August.
FIR IIou-E OF DEiEG,rr-.-C"i. Thomas II. Ell
lis p II Aylett, Col. chari q ilask'ns.
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THOMAS r Gi2NETr, Ico,
JOHN 7. SEiWELL,
LAnAnEE,s INTERPRETATIONS AND WA.

TER tbOLERS.
SXIE are receipt o:a large supply OF the hbov"
w u,y celebrated Rcfrigcra;ors and Water Coolers,
n yhch W. ;rvir. III. attention customers hni the
public generally OF the excellence and superiority Of
these Rairig. a;oes md Water cooer' over Il" oth"f4
now in NJ. II is needless 20 say anything o. they have
beeu rhorossv tc. for years pas; by huHdr.d' OF per
IONS nei without single exception hsv" been soun
vastly superior 20 any article OF the kind ever offered 10
the public For .a!" only bI the agent
-" 2uLKLEY & co.
IT. /, .cd,f l37. Er.. Square
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BALTIMORE. May II The markets are very
hun,ant. -Four $7a7 H. Whest-white 81 7Oil So;
r-d 704l - Corn is higher; sales Of waite at fla
16c; yellow Is. 20.
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SECRETARY OF KANSAS TERRITORY.

SECRETARY Or KANSAS lERRllOR1.
New YORK, May lie. o. Perrin. prominent
American, las been appointed BY X J Walker, his
Private Secretary, aud both start foT Kansas tonor
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AxECHANIrs'.-RASD Bookstore an
w R-nd"ry

vi E n.na~sy n anu
The Christian Doctrine Of Slavery By Dr.. Armstrong;
10 ca
J.r,cs:own Celebration. My i3,h, lso7; -
l. Mechanics with many hundred p+tes-Intrn: Oice Re
port 1855 vols; - -:
-~.,!e. and Provns. 81 Sarah i Wcnz. 81
sn.v-- and foos o. Friends Roren's sati!:ca:
Nov, o: !.oaGon Lie By E. " Witty; :! %.
Marriage /; is. ami :: -hond be BY Rev. John
Bhs.cy; ~ cts
Tie story o! Poke, Bible, with illustrations; 81
TIE SHADOW OF Wur.hipp.rs AMI otner p,em'. By F.
l.. Benedict; - c's.
B9rn-s frice Book. Ready Reckoner aud Measurer
IS r;s.
The Testimony 1f the Rocks. BY Hugh Miller; 81 IS
Hand Book o: Consumption. By w. w Hdi: a. c!s.
The Doomed ship. ta- Wreck OF the Arc::c Region;
Tale Of W!li Adventures; Is cts
1.-The Rats OF the Seine, The River Thieves OF Paris
IS c,s.
Past Me-iiisa. By Hr. L. Il. sisourney: 81.
Maybe
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SnN,xATinS TO CONGRESS.

Sr. Lpuis. May r.--rhc Democrats al The third
congressional district have nominated John Is. C"rk
10 HE vacancy srca-oned by the election OF aes
s. Green 10 tn. S-rsts.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

The Convention 10 nominate. II candidate ~. tie
office of Attorney General, will meet in Metro.
noltan lin,. on Wednesday, the 18Th instant, ct II
o'clock. a. NJ. BY order Of the Committee.
JAS. DOVE Secretary.
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MARRIED

AZ Eaioa Hill N "Wednesday evening ,ae 9Th :ns; by
the Rev Wn. Il. kjac.i", Nr D. c. RANDOLPH, o!
Rcamc7i. 20 Miss HARRIET R. daughter 0: tae late
iona c. Page, .. Cumberland county.
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1t was ordered that the proceedings OF th's ,ntyi
ing be published in the Democratic papers Oh N''''
and Richmond.
Aud, thereupan, the meeting adjourned, c,,,,
WM. II. Il. CUSlla, Chh H.
Jnuy w II Parker, S-c'y.
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SYMPATHY FOR WALKER IN PHTLADEL-

PHILADprrni, May IH.--TEe meeting 10 have
hacn held here s-' evening il aid Ut Walker Wa a
failure. Nobody attended it except she reporters and
n i-w others, ana the room was not even "p-n"d
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DIsocs.ioS IN HESxIcu.--A public meeting for
the discussion of politics viii br held u, Erin Shades
about 10 miles from Richmond on Saturday, l6:h
inst. The candidates for the county, aud for Con
gress, are expected to be Present.
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archscture.
3 o. domastic economy, statistics AMI history.
s. q! hrshandry, soil. climate crops: r"'a.''n.
trade. markets, team transphrGtioH.-Ah In'tS''"'"
Of 5000 900 will establish such school, Inc Interest
upon .ha; snm and the pay OF two hundred ana my
pay-pups will put i: into successful operation 'r
that number and two hundred ant MY Tree puP'N'
wish AL The houses and all the machinery ana storm
and m ,d-l farm winch shall become nursery 81 q
order Of men Of science 10 tescn and enga2" III
ih new vocatous, vqriou. anil numerous, winch W."
need In ten year. can make arrVon!ion-acN,
and socnl revolution which shall e5hl' Inc aris '
dignity the abvrs Of msn among ns-wnich Sha't
ace labor up on high "a the blessing not me cnFs,
Of tine human famjly-wiich shall link the trad"s
with thu professions together III great brothcrhn''
of .oc al union and domnnn--whch shaIl arm fnr
State in the full pannpy OF oil the powers oil aSrc"
turn, mining, manufarrnrcs COMMEMORATIVE" 'u"'
build cities Rnl concen;ra;s capital an! rnpumN"A
in great Of trade-wh!ch shall !rhctiy every
branch nf industry with activity and ~ea'h'-whrh
shall revive the past OF our anclen; glory ana sur
pass il with the future of hopa ami progress
which shall magnify us among al ha'iohs' o'a'e'
and people, and make us too strong Tor Us ever
20 be afraid or ever to be dsp.Edent-Which
shall make us producers and makers ana car
rer. for the world-wbich shall set Us on hiSh p
example, ana make Us guardians oil u" Jaws. ~:
rights the honor and the p.acs and peTpetu;:y OF our
republic. loud cheers) This. all ms AM more
than this Gu be done by the sturdy arms ana 'hr
sou, hearts OF our mau Of the mechanic arts Who
know are ready with righ: good will 20 str'Ss inc
blows oil studous labor. of hunore labor "t nu''lp"
e! mud exalted vocations Tor hs glory amd honor an
dominion ot II beloved commonwealth ~hich mas
done her part in all departments OF human pso
gress, save that OF mer. physicist sciences ana ART
Spon her works of State Improvement will oe com
pleted Soon she will feel the gale Of onward m zion
in every hug sail. Aud when once che fee'S '"e
helm when once she begins To dash the apIay io',,
Der bow Whist battle or what bresz, Or b!ow shan
stop her heawny or make shipwreck u her iate' On
i: ;hat day should come in my day, then Will say
Let unborn ages echo 10 the sound,
when Virginia, rising from tbs dust resumes
He. name s.nong thu nations, and nni1.as
the page Of glory 10 rea1otest tine,
Tho memory OF ;hs; day Will 5a:ss race
OF daring spirits r The dregs of :ims
a haitian Of the brave, aappY people,
Bnlh III the causs Of freedom and the. tanners,
And for heir country prodigsl OF blood.
This was followed By the most enthusiastic Applause.
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success.
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i,.l L.iiiiiuND ENQUIRER.
THE STATE ELECTIONS.

rrEsO.Y nOKNING, MAY ~, 1877.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

Our sister city La Sale, seems to be run
ming into a mania after glass. But a month
or two ago, the papers announced the for
nation Of a company in that city to manu-
fact,,re glass, and now another is being form
ed Sars the Press Of Tuesday:
There is a prospect Of another glass COM
ronv heir, y esta blshed IN La Sale at no dis
iant dav. We learn that parties from Pitts
burch are aboct taking steps 10 get up a
company for the Lurpose OF manufacturing
qreen bottle glt,s. Ti.Is Is entirely sePa-
rate branch Of the business from which the
company already organized i1tenG carrying
on, and therefore will not at Al! intsriere
with them. The latter will manufacture
what is called Flint glass, such as decantsrs,
drinking glasses, chandeliers, and all articles
of that description. A gentleman who has
had twenty years experience in the business,
is at the head of the movement of getting
up this new company. He has taken the
pains to prospect this vicinity, and also as
certained the opinion OF our able State Geol-
ogist, DR.. j. q. NORWOOD, in regard to the
matter, who informs him that he knows OF
no point in the United States better adapted
for the manufacturing of glass, than La Sale.
The La Sale Glass Company, have nearly
completed the erection of their buildings,
and will be ready to try experiments in a
very few weeks. If they shall succeed in
turning out a good arti.le of Flint glass,
which we believe is the most difficult branch
of the business, then there can be no doubt
that all kinds OF glass will, in course of time,
be manufactured here.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

WHEREAS, it appears that the days Of right honor,
and integrity fast fading away. and VII EREAs the
INSCRIPTIONS and ignora daily taking advantage
OF the pro tound and learned BE IT KNOWN THERE
FORE. to all whether MAIDS WIVES, or WIDOWS, that
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS are ALONE the
cert. panacea for the troubles incident female dor
canzaoD: they ALONE correcting all painful nenstru-
aiion assuagng paipitatons o, the heart, disturbed
sleep pain IN side causing health and happiness
10 the whole sex; more especially to the MARRIED
PORTION they are certain bring the monthly
period with regularity. AND WHEREAS, these PILLS
purely vegetable and entirely free from minerals,
therefore perfectly harmless in their operations and
wholly unlike other medicines thrust upon the public
purp0r,ing 10 effect the objects already detailed
THEREFORE, BE 1T KNOWN, that NOTHING but tie
.aid PILLS Of DR.. CHEESfMAN viii accomplish the de-
sired object when DISAPPOINTMENT Ia. been expert
enced under the regime Of OTHER PILLS; and tie La
DIES wl cause this PROCLAMATION to spread amongst
them to their own everlasting benef-al-ays promising
lha; said PROCLAMATION in one case must be eonsi-
dered NULL and VOID; that is say, that the pills
must not be taken when any female is in INTEREST
ING SITUATION, Otherwise a MISCARRIAGE will be
the jHeri;dJJe result.
Explicit directions be carefully read, accompany
each box Price 81. Sent by nail on enclosing 81 to
Dr. Co.SELrUs CBEEsEx.s. Box 1881 Post Office, New
York City Sold by Druggist in every town in the
United States. Given under my hand and seal,
C. L. CHEESEMAS NJ D.
Z. 2. HCTCHTNGs, General Agent for the United
States. les Chambers St, Nelc York 10 rhon al scoe-
SAT orders .tOsld be addressed.
Sod in Ottawa by Isep12-lyI D.wALKER co.
MAHRIED-Sept. Sih. by the Rev. Wr. Tryday Mr..
Or OLE>os and Miss CHRISTIAN Z. ANDERSON, both Of
Dayton, Illinois.
In this city in Christ Church the 10Th inst by the
Rev. {. P. Carrie, Nr FERSASDp C. PREscorr and Miss
JsLETIE kTELLE CLARKE, second daughter Of the Rev
{. +. Clarke.
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In all diseases Inflammation more or less predomi-
nates-now to aIlay Inflammation strikes the
the disea.e-hence immediate
DALLET's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, and no.
thing else will aay Inflammation at once and make a
certain cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will cure
the following among a great catalogue Of diseases -
BCESs, ScALUs, CUrs, CHaFss, SORE NrPrLEs, CoRSs,
BrSIoSs BRUISES, sTsATss Bites PorsOy, CHLBLAIss,
BnEs SCKoFuLA, ULCEEs FEVER SORES FELoSs I.R ACHE
Pile, SORE EYES, GoUT SvELIsGs, RHErNATrsN, scALD
HE.D, SsALI RBEUx, B.LDsEss ERYsIPELAs, RIsGwoEx
BARBERs ITcB, SMALL POI MEisLEs, HAsE, &c, &C.
To may appear incredulOus that many d.
seases should he reached by article; such idea
will vanish when reflection points the fact, that the
save is combination Of ingredients, each and every
applying perfect antidote s apostle disorder
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR 10 its effects
is magical because the time is shor: between disease
and permanent cure; and it is extractor, as il
draws all disease OF the affected part leaving
perfect before the injury Il is scarcely necessary
70 say that house workshop mandatory should
be without il.
No Pan Extractor is genuine unless the box has upon
:. steel plate engraving, with the Of Henry D4
ley. Manufacturer.
For sale by all the Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers throughout the United States AID Canada..
F-tncipai Depot, les Chamber. ST War York.
tepl2-ly c r. CHACE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

The PRESIDENT A WORKING MANA Wa
shnston correspondent of Forney's Press
credits Mr.. Buchanan with about as much
industry as is exhibited by any one. His
duties have been and now arc, anything but
sinecureS.
Saws the writer-As Mr.. Buchanan attends
to all important matters himself, giving even
TO details his personal attention, he will go
to hard work now that he has returned from
Bedford, Pa. During his long and active life
he has been remarkable for a regular habit
of unceasing toll. Even in his retirement
at Wheatland he was close student and an
early riser. During his residence at the
British Court he performed the heaviest
duties himself The number of letters and
papers he writes without the aid of amanu-
enses now is legion. Reading without spec
taces, and giving to every subject prompt
and careful analysis, he is wonder to his
cabinet, several of whom knew very little of
him till thus thrown into connection with
him. Rising almost at dawn, and toiling
late, he gives to his high Office conscientious
fidelity and patience which have marked his
career from the day when, nearly forty years
ago, he took his seat in the national council.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12
European News.

The Arago and Europe steamers, which
arrived from Europe during the week, bring
London dates to the 2Sth ult.
The British Parliament was prorogued on
Friday. the 2Sth. The Queens speech was
read by commission.
Her Majesty expresses confidence in the
continuance of peace in Europe. Says that
the disturbances IN India have occasoned
her extreme concern, while the barbarities
inflicted upon her subjects have filled her
heart with grief She will omit no measures
calculated to quell these disturbances, and
expresses confidence in her ability to accom-
plish that end.
She thanks Parliament for the Princess
Royals dowry and for the assurance OF sup
port for restoring tranquility to India, and
expresses satisfaction at the liquidation Of
the Danish Sound dues bill and at the pas
sage of the divorce bill.
Nothing official had been made known as
to the Atlantic Telegraph, but it appears to
be t,ken for granted that the enterprise wll
be postponed till next summer.
The Indian mail reached London on Sat-
urday, but the main feature Of the news had
already been received via Alexandria and
Malta.
The main features Of the government dis
patches via Caogl ari are confirmed,
In the massacre at Caronpore, 24O women
and children persisted.
Sir Geo. Parker, Sir Hugh Wheeler, Col.
Williams Brigader Hatch, and others, were
among the killed.
An obstinate battle was fought before
Agra On 9th July.
The British forces were obliged to retire
with heavy i2sses.
Two native regiments mutiniad at Seal
cobt Pungamb on the 9th July, and masa-
creed number of Europeans.
These mutineers were totally defeated on
the 10th at Mereut.
Gen. Reid was in command before Delhi.
Only 1000 troops could be mustered for an
efectual attack on Delhi.
Trade at Calcutta was paraliZed. 1t had
suffered extremely from a scarcity Of provi-
sions, but they were beginning to arrive.
Even at Bombay discomfort had shown it.
self, but had been suppressed.
The English were organizing regiments Of
Sikhs. Movable columns were to scout Cen
ira India.
CHISA.-Hong Kong dates are to the 10th
Of July.
Lorn Elgin had arrived and was about to
proceed north with portion OF the feet.
The Liverpool breadstutfs market was ge-
morally dull, with the tendency downward.
Liverpool market was generally quiet.
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DEATH OF JUDGE BAILHACHE.-The Alto

DEATH OF JUDGE BAILHAcHE.-The Alton
papers announce the death, at that city on
Wednesday Ct last week, of Judge Bailhache,
the founder and for many years the editor
Of the Alton Telegraph, in its day the ablest
paper of Southern Illinois, but two years
ago merged in the Alton Courier. The
death of Judge B. was FASTENED by his acct
dentally being thrown from buggy a few
weeks ago, by which he sustained serious
internal injuries. As an editor he was al
ways much respected by his contemporaries
for his uniform careful avoidance Of all per-
sonalities, while he was yet earnest in his
devotion to and firm maintenance of his DO
litical principles. In the private relations
oflife, he was much loved by all who knew
him. He was truly good mankind, be-
nevolent, and sincere christian.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

A MAN KILLED AT A CAMP-MEETING.-
From the Menard Index, we learn that at
the camp-meeting held near Hiawatha, in
Mason county, Illinois, a man by the name
of Preston Metzker ard a worthless fellow
by the name of Duff Armstrong had quar-
rel and fight, during which Metzker re-
ceived blow from slung shot, which has
since resulted in his death.-Armstrong and
a wicked character by the name of Norris
have cleared out. They are supposed to be
the murderers. The Index gives great
praise to the Rev. Peter Cartwright for his
conduct on the occasion,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

OREGoN.-The annuaf9election in Oregon
took place in June. Gen. Lane was re-elect-
ed Delegate to Congress. His opponent was
G. W. Lawson, Independent Democrat
The vote I" for Convention to form State
Constitution carried by large majority.
At the same election, Delegates to form a
Constitution were chosen. These were to
meet early in July, and proceed at once to
their duties. 1t is supposed that majority
of the members are anti slavery men.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

SUPREME CoURT RULEs.-The following
additional rules, adopted at the last term of
the Supreme court of this state, will be found
worthy Of attention by hose having bust
ness in that direction:
II is ordered, That hereafter the clerks Of
the several inferior courts in this State, IN
cases of appeal a d Of error or certiOrdri,
in making up ian authenticated copy Of the
record Of the judgment appealed from or
in sending up a transcript OF the record to
this court, as return TO a writ of error or
certiorari shall certify to this court: lst, \
copy Of the process; %, The pleading OF
the parties respectively; 81, The rdict in
jury trials; Atm, The Judgment Of the court
below, whether tried by the Court or jury;
9th, All orders in the cause made by the
Court; 9Th, The bin 0: exceptions; and 9Th,
The appeal bond in cases OF appeal.
And IN no case shall the said clerk insert
in such transcript any affidavit, account, or
other document or writing, or other matter,
which. according to the decisions OF this
court have been held to constitute no part OF
the record of cause. This rule shall not
extend to appeals or writs Of error in chan
Gerry or criminal causes
II IS further cr1cre3, That the clerk
the court below shall arrange the several
parts Of the record aforesaid according To
their chronological orders. The clerk of
this court shall not tax as costs in this court
any matter inserted in such transcripts con-
trary to this rule.
The party or his attorney may, by pre-
cipe. ind cate to the clerk and direct what OF
the flies OF the cause shall be copied into the
record; and in such case, if the record shall
be insufficient, it shall he supplied AT his
costs; and il unnecessarily voluminous he
shall pay the costs accrued, on account OF
the copying of such unnecessary matters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12
DRowxED.-Dr. S. Anderson. for man

DRowNED.-Dr. N. s. Anderson, for many
years practicing physician in Lockport, in
this state, and enjoying large business,
above that town, on Saturday evening Of
last week. He had been to Athens, abou,
four miles north of Lockport, to attend pa
tient, and returning on the path of the
canal, it is supposed his horse became
frightened and ran off the embankment into
the canal, as his buggy was found in the
water near his body.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

An institution for the reformation Of inc
briates was inaugurated in Boston on Mon
day. Drunken men are to be taken from
the streets and placed there under such
wholesome discipline and physical regimen
as is considered certain to lead to their re-
formation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

A CASE FOR THE FAcuLrY.-The Tampa
(Fla) Psninsular states that Capt. Simpkins
of the brig Governor Anderson, lying at that
place, was down with the yellow fever on
Monday on Tuesday he was attacked with
Asiatic cholera on Wednesday he was dan
gerously i'll with small pox, and on Thurs
day he transacted business in the city, and
prepared his vessel for sea-
The Postmaster General has appointed
James Ward, of Pike county, general mail
agent for the State Of Illinois, in place OF
Alexander Starne, resigned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12
SALE THE OLD PsSrrENrrARY.-The old

SALE OF THE OLD PENITENTIARY.-The old
penitentiary property at Alton, consisting Of
about thre acres together with the buildings
was sold at public sale on "Wednesday last.
l.. P. Sanger and S. X. Carsey are the pur-
chasers at 100000, they taking the estab
lishment in part payment for their contract
on the new Penitentiary at Joliet. They do
not take possession until the convicts are
transferred to the new prison.