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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

\ GREAT WEDDr:G FE>TivAL--The New
Tork uiryar records the rnarr.a.c. at Fort
Washington. on the 9Th ins... hy BlsLep
Hughes, Of Lieut. 7. :. Charfr, /. :. 4.
AID Ms Jennie Y Connolly. daughter Of
L. y. Connolly, Esq, Of NV York, and
adds:
This wedding ma5ca holiday in Harlem.
Tie fair bride J. an my daughter. and her
fuJ.gr Is sax. 20 bc worth two millions of
dollars. and - uUu',.-crt a ne j. rich.
" believe be made h.s money il the t8iar-
90 business. and although II i, not many
yaars since he was a bankrupt, vet, upon
t1- turn cf the tide. he did what compare
t..--'r !s~ men VII j.. pad all III. debts.
wi,h interest, aud, hy quj,t industry and an
uao-t.n'a:iols mode Of !jf., bas become one
rf oar wea'tiie5, mc1. - the surprise OF
himself a. lis most intimate friends. The
marriage II lis daughter t. Lieut.. Cha.hn.
r; ' ,~t Point, drew together some two
thousand people. making almost Co1;lau-
ag- I.u- q carriages u two. lhe rj-y and
Fu,r Washington. Tn 10; ia' presents were
estimated a. eight Thousand dollars. and ,e
2. IN e presented Z the bishop By ,ar bride,
father Is said t. have COS; one thousand do
.ar~ There was - crra: gathering If beauty
a vast fruiGSsan Of flowers, aud 4 sIulptuOUs
Entertainment
L..u,. Caa!'n IS 4 native Il;r1;Sar. AMI
-cu,,TlaH Cd rare worth and superior al
r.i.iaeu'~. Ills ruu.-r0u- friends in tins
stat. viii DC g.aI - learn Of his good for
tune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

CoK.-Caas FOR EuEL.-A farmer in this
State says tIat lie IDS n.ssic his cUru-colS,
,gIth >viiie >..ayIngs aud a-Ioad OF is Q OF Goa!
each year, sui + u.s fuel :os the last several
years. Iie i'es 10 La Sale couuiy.-Ey.
TIE only objection t. this Kind Of lIe. is
that l'e All. 90 tHe cuLs has a tendency TO
destroy lac are-..a.t,s 10 the stoves. No
stove ,an possibly last Two years IN winch
-,Ds are burned s',adEiy. Ne have tined
l-e gerli4out.-Ae7.yy Ly4rter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

The AMERICAN ASTI-SLAvE.Y SOCIETY"
must be composed of about as hopeless a
set OF fanatics as can be assembled on the
face Of the Globe. The following is para
graph from the report Of their doings at
the recent anniversary meeting in New
York:
Speeches were made by Mr.. Foss, Mrs
Forster, Mr.. Garrison, Re-. Mr.. Frotnng-
ham, Edmund Quincy, Frances + Watkins,
negro moman) VIM. W. Brow, (negro,)
and Charles c. Burleign. Brown wanted
the slaves to rise in rebellion and vindicate
their rights. He would Ike rebellion next
week. and million lives lost in the South,
and the attempt failure, rather than have
no rebellion at all. Parker Pill>bury offered
a resolution denouncing Senators Hale and
Wilson, Speaker Banks and the New York
Tribune, for not going far enough in the an
ti-slaycry causci
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

The yellow fever Is again at Norfolk.
Thirty cases have been sent 10 the hospital
in that pace from the United States Snip
Nerrimac
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

GL7E.nrS News FROM OrrAwA,-At the
municipal election, in Ottawa ou ttr i;u Inst.
the democracy succeeded IN cl.cf.a- their
Mayor uy minority II l3l votes. and five
cat ot the seven of the Aldermen.
In reference to it the Joliet Signal most
truthful remarks:
'' 10 no other ,j,y have the democracy lid
more u contend against than i'm Ottawa.
They have had = hard fight against some Of
the strongest and most Influenza. black re-
Iuh.rau> in the State, as well a. a number
Of most uprinril'ed rencyadcS from their
own ranks. But they have come out Of the
cout,S; uu>rath,d They have beaten their
opponents .irlv, for which result the IRE
l-od,r, ana such inv;ueih.- democrats a.
". Etad.ck may he thanked"
We agree with the .~,aa1i in opinion, and
are always disposed to give honor to whom
honor is due The Free Trailer and our
good friend Reddick have done gallant servic"
aud the people vii yet reward them both.
Tie people of Ottawa have probably not for
gotten that it was there, where the notori
Gus Coddng caused the American flag to be
trailcd IN the dust.-Bl0omingtoH Flag.
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r- - r., 49,.
''' -
c"!e-y Hy;! ,-e Lawrence --tfi : u PLY y.
There are nov twelve Free ST. rane,-
published Ia ha'rH>-i"e.lai"- >u"s'e.-
3D." pay e. ,Ae = tL''eF '''y''-"!'ch
las recently changed IL PONIES
Tie site, eg the land Offices f.r the three
mex lau. districts r,ctl..r e-t.l.r-l.,I .n
the Trui.:y ol A4r-a- hare he.u la.a,..!
At nlu'i han FL :-c Delaware District. 1t
Font Scott l-r ta- Usage I.-tIi-t, anu at
PERSONS AZ a distance w4.l be careful! about
iha"Ihs investments I'D paper lo"a>' WAC"
cav no perm mem '-''>' 4Hs'e are 10" -
81. i,','>.., '-''-' AZ 1'>s'.li - 80 sc. >
Kau~..s j, no.. a. 3D.. a Chicago or a -. L,u.-.
,..-.-..-.. .r,....... ..c. ....
Uni az - nun - -. .''.'y' u, u.
i'7',- 60 '' ..'' a. ''''.
.'' '.'- '-'-' --[-' w. as. '', 81 w
i'iG''''- = '." % "''.-' ''., '''' '"'' !" '
',"-v'' J. ''.' S-'.'-''' - gent, '"-' oi en-
81 :! an ''A.l''.''' ''''-' " - -'1' 40, '''"'
4g.,.t.gn +, our country.
-, -.
''1'" '','' ~, >N' 'ii u. e' '"' ''''e
'o-'lI' j" ""'-'i H."t'''' : S..H'''"' al
compute, anu t"a' Ihr '"h' 'i!'e VIII De
'Pe" curing u, next '. me- "eeH>' ior prov
lh- up f't-Iii .'y">' NJ - '"ii''''''' III
-" s''se u ""i '''s''''> 40 ''''> ''''''''t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23
From Europe.

The last steamer from Europe was the
Niagara, at Boston May Goth. Her dates
are to the 9th inst.
The political news by the Niagara is of
consid rablc interest, embracing, as it does,
the delivery to Parliament of the Queens
speech. The ceremony was performed by
the Lord Chancellor; the Queens health
preventing her from reading it in person.
Parliament opened on the 18th when the
Queens speach was read. The speech cX
presses confidence in the continuance of
peace and trusts that the Ncufchatel affairs
will be satisfactorily adjusted. 1t says the
negotiations with regard to Central America
with the Government a. Honduras is not
yet closed. Advices Parliament Of the mis-
sion OF Lord Elgin to China, stating that he
Will be supported with adequate military
and naval forces should such assistance be-
come necessary. 1t states that treaty of
peace has been concluded with Persia and
that the treaty will be laid before Parliament
as soon as the ratIticatons are exchanged.
Says her Majesty will submit measures ne
ccSSary for fulfilling the Sound Dues Treaty.
Says that estimates for the present year
have been prepared. She expresses graft
tude and well being and contentmcDt Of her
people, and concludes by committing to the
wisdom and care Of Parliament the great in
,erestS of the Empire.
II is reported that the East India Compa-
ny have decided to take a united part in the
operations in China. \ division Of its feet
is under Admiral S,pmour's orders
FRA>cE--The preparation for the dispatch
OF troops to China are suspended
y communication from Persia states that
Russia is cudeavoring to prevent the ratiii-
cation of the treaty of peace.
Senator Sumner declines a public dinner
rendered him by the Americans in Paris
SPAIN.-Maia-a has been placed in a state
Of seigc, and elsewhere the country was dis
TURNED.
iPRrssIA.-The King Of Prussia has in
s;ruc;ed Count HitSieidt 10 sign the Neuf-
chate treaty
lrALY.-Ihc early resumption of diplo
matte relations with SARDINIA i probable.
PEHsIA.-Further ho>tilties have taken
places The city Of Mohamcreh was cap
tured by the British on the 2Gth April
The Pcr>ians lost 200 killed and wounded,
!. guns, and vast amount Of ammunition.
They rctreated in great disorder
Tie Liverpool market for breadstufiS was
steady, and IN some cases slightly higher.
The provision market was generally steady
and without important change.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

It viii be recolected that few years ago
Mr Willis, Of South Carolina, visited GIN
cinuati to manumit his children by slave
mother. and died on the wharf, leaving a vi !
giving al hjS property to these children, and
appointing John Julilc, Esq, his executor
The will Was contested on the ground OF al
legged insanity Of the testator. and IN the
Barnwell district, ). c., was in October last
pronounced valid. 1t was carried up to the
court of appeals, and last week jury of
South Churchman'S returned verdict that
the VIII was valid.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

The march Of civil Izaiion j. onward, !
cr.seytnan 4" ct.s"- "c,',, .'Iass"ei.usett>
church, recently married couple. sub>;.-
tU,ing the words q" gentleman and lady for
I.an and woman
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23
Excelsior Hand and Seed Planter.

Iutlntfd juno lOU, 1870.
yIyUIs article Of the best double single Seed
Il Planters in use, having taken the premium as
many of the County Fairs held during last fai Farm
crs in want uf n Planter would do well to call and
the Excelsior before purchasing elsewhere. The
fact it, being manufactured in Ottawa worthy Of
considerations it he easily repaired, should IL
out OF order, which is IA occurrence with the Excel
sior. Manufactured and for sale by
+ W. KIMBALL,
At John Hossacks old stand. Main Street.
B.Three four good active agents wanted tn sell
the Planter in this County. To such liberal dis
count viii be given. tmyl6-2w +. W. X.
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Larkin's Clothing Store.
UATE wM. CONNELLY's)
Next door sast IF Tie city Bank,


OTTAWA, I'LL.
'fNih subscriber announces to n. public shat he has
Il purchased the entire stock e. DDS T.ilOr,hse
&c, lately tn property Of Hn Connolly decd located
A. above. Tn stock i, heavy, and Was thoroughly re-
-u.s-i short tine before Mr. ConueEy's deces,, /,
consists Of all kinds Of
kc:iiy- Wade Clothing,
sch d Coats PANT, |csis shirts Drawers Suspenders
craNaf-, Stock Collars, G-'-ru-us and LADIES' Ho-
rTy-iH short every article q M-l'. Boys or child
zen 7"iF-tabraglug alsg u!l assortment Of every
.r...s- of
scEf-"uScn'> Furnishing Goods.
Ties good! W.. 20 sod FOR CASH only and there
fore Can d. offered - lover price than bought
anywhere -. 10 Ut.twg.
H. connection s:h The Clothing Store the subscriber
VIII also continue fIe
Bai!ariDC ITEsipcsx,
As formerly 80 successfully carried by Mr. Connolly
having i0r III, Purpose procured III.
TIE bet practical ,Iti-rs the A. lie keep
constantly o. hand large stock Of
iOtG,~. a~ss siIeres. Nesgings,
And all other material to b. made up Clothing
uAac promptly - order auy article ia Ia. line, should
such be preferred ~ the ready article his
shelves.
The subscriber = determined - MAKE this nc. ouly on.
a. bG tie f~f C,uirg adjustment IN Ottawa. and to
keep tie stg- 20 te highest point OF the market and
therefore invites. b. iuj. III goods and prices will
tr--ETe that Ae should GIVE, liberal patronage from
- publ. ".--3t THOMAS LAkkIS.
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For Sale OrlO Rent.
NJ lsssss,:as.

raNTE subscriber efr-. 'r -ale 1.-THE house and
ut the plutI o. the .o.,h sid, - the Ill River.
formerly the property % tire Rev ). VI CogE-hs En-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23
SJKS. YOURSELF
'' H|"N'T , NptCIHC.
a s'ie ana certain cur. for Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Seminal Weakness an all Di.ea,ss
O

n saie ana Certain cur. for Gonorrhea. elect.
Structures, Seminal Weakness an all pi.ea,ss
ofthe Genital Organs.
Tbs popular ami Specific remedy /. now offered IN ,bs
afflicted and warranted all cases Of Gonorrh..
Ge@t Structures, seminal Weakness and all disease. Of
the Genital organs, il few days TIL. inf.bIe rene.
dy has saved thousands upon thousand. from the hspds
u nercies- GuacH-, II not from prerns,ur. grave In
Of Infection, DR. Baker, Specific is the only safe
ani remedy. : very agreeable tie taste cree
pcrccpi- odyr and mag be used by persons O.
either Will ESTIRE sEGBEcY without regard to Diet
hiHdrance from business or medical adviser as plain
direction, accompany the medicine. Reader, have you
PHITATE DIsEAsA: D. neglect it. Delay danger
Gus. With DR.. Baker. Specific, you yourself.
AID thus prevent all exposure.
eTf- Price 81 ~ per Bottle
iFf- Prepared and sold by DR.. KAsTERLY. corner Of
Third and Che-nut streets - Louis, No
Sss1S~ sold by A. :. PUrSAM, WALKEs Co, andBY
GEGGs, in Ottawa, and by Druggists and dealers
GeEes generally throughout the United sep27
MAkEItD-Oh the lsiii uit by Rev. II anpp,e, At
th- residence Of Mr.. Andrew Anderson. Mr. THOMAS II.
DUNLAP % Gaesturs., and Miss CusSEII AsDsk.os, Of
Ottawa.
DIEp-iu this city. on the 2Oth inst. WuIr, son oc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

HoREID DEED-Thc Duguoin Gll.) Mining
Journal relates that farmer in that vicini-
y, (whose name is strangely withheId) who
had been much imposed upon by a neighbor,
finding the noghbor, a few days ago asleep
in fence corner, was so inccnstd at sight
Of his enemy, that he struck him powerful
blow with heavy spade, with which he
had been digging ftnce-p post holes The first
blow almost cut the body in two, and it was
followed by others until the victim presented
a horrible and sickening sight, he being lite
rally cut to pieces. The deceased never
spoke word after receiving the first stroke
of the spade. The murderer Immediately
fed after committing the deed, and up to the
time Ct our going 70 press FRIDAY evening"
nothing has been heard Of him The de-
ceased was shortly to be married to a young
and beautiful GanScl named Mary Gold, and
when she heard Of his brutal death. she fen
l:fcicss, and but little hopes are entertained
Of her recovery. Should she die, the muir
dCryr will be accountable for tie death Of
two persons Great excitement prevails il
the neishborhood where this hrl.i>h deed
was committed, and It i feared the personal
friends Of the deceased viii wrcak their ven
gcauce upon the family Of thc murderer"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

The CrT--FF RALaoAp.-One OF the mos:
impudent and uuUlushing newspaper lies We
have ever met with was perpetrated 4 few
days ago by John Wentworth, who an
nounced in the Chicago Dem1crlt tia; Gov
Natteson was about TO a auion tae Cutoff
Railroad, from Joliet to Lake Station, and
remove the rails to the new railroad about
- he built from Jolic; to Chicago as an ex-
tension Of the St Louis Il Chicago Railroad.
OF course, the Joliet papers Indignantly con-
tradict this ridiculous story. There : no
better paying road in the state than this
Cutoff road. Besides, in less than two
years it will lie doubled in length by its ex-
tension, via Newark, &c, TO Mendota. john
has told more lies 10 injure this cutoff rail
road than he can repent Of in ten years :;
&c: lie has never injured it to the amount OF
a dollar. Indced, wc believe the directors
Of the road seriously discussed the propric;y
Of voting him handsome bonus for gratu
itous advertising.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

DIEp-In this city. the goth inst, WILLIE son o.
Richard aud Miami fhorne, aged five years.
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n @yi t s'w chshvh1s:
MOCHA Java, Laeuera, ana h'o N' 80
N choice articles, can be had al ~ cuEEyRRs.
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FOE SALE.

2.Co0 Acres Of Land,
In u : .l.e .Ia llsiu.-fu. Counties, aGt
i3 .ily s.Ht--
II Days Addition 60 Ottawa. Lny-a. GEO AVERY.
i.ESlr. Lsgilr.
LARGE quantity 81 new Lime, from Chicago art
N Lex ,urr. llr sale =; AENuUR- Warehouse Madi.
- Br.t--. myZ3-S.s
Fer sale.
re1No very superior Octave Rosewood Piano Portes
fur o.. l. u!a.'. Ottawa >,IuI airy. Price 1925
aud 4t I.. tuE 81" ~ q uusoluuior .iIe, AID
uIf- Ns-..-I 1. qualify.
D-2L.s aSs--L"lE;l., 8 FEET; 4 inches.
width,
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NEW MILL
Boots and Shoes.

ylyJIE FSctanr- Mill Of Haskell Sample is now ready
i to do CUSTOM WORK with despatch and satisfac-
ton. Superior Flour for sale at all times.
mylG HASKELL SAMPLE
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syarprEs.>e for Sain

'E'IE subscriber wishes 20 sell h.- warehouse situate
90 Tire g--al, IT, Narcotics Il Sale County Terms
'".-" 10y. .'-T-@-i"s JANIS GTBRONs.
Great Western lee Cream SALOON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

A Dwelling 10 Let.
T1NQUIRE at the new Millinery Store, u Sale O.,
II north Of Dasssue Furniture DepoA 0yo3
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RAnRHIpnU,
Notice.

4 FEW boarders can he accommodated ~ Mr. o. COL
mvlg o. COLLINS.
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s1,lcER,S GROCERY,

Black Ieo'
A GOOD article, at cUEryERN.
N myl6 '--N"-~------N-
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4, a.. all stand Of IL Russell af TO- gate LdehdmsO
~ inc "'' 1DIosife The court House.
Evil he found a new and complete assortment OF all
~ u;nJ. of Goods in their line. Cash paid for But
Fps Potatoes and all articles usually kept in the
trade [myl6I NJ. sPICER co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

T1JIE Of the La Sale County Mutual Fire In
Il surance COMPANY hereby notified that the pre-
um notes in force the first day Of May, A. ID. 1857,
are assessed three per Of their amount, payable
or before III. first day July 1857. by order Of the
Directors TmyI6-1wl WM NJ. TRUE, Secretary.
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Carpcting! CnrpetIng!



MO person should purchase this articie IN o.tsS
wthout seeing nv stock that expect TO sun OF
sell every one but feel anxious 10 posi- t C,,pEyYR
=. ".
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into operation are IA, ctLgs;-Is5T April 49, 1850. Apr
y 1880, AprHa 1861. Marrh To- 1865. March II; 49,
March "a 1851, March \: 1860 March II; 1872 April ~
Canal first opened for busa.eso May Q, 1873
Inc following il the law passed by the Iouis.,ss I.el,
tore, at the rceA seeeon. relating ire banks sHd h'
board OF Currency, and is sufficiently s,rsgsr 70 sAf
Tue most eXactns requires daily a~. weekly recon,
ana unnecessarily adds TO the duties and responsibilities q
bank managers
sec l. he ehared by the Seoate and House az Repre-
sent'ttves OF the State OF louisiana General Assembly
convened That II shall be the duty of the Board OF Cur
rency 70 require OF every bank which s or may be
hereafter iocatd IN the cy OF New Orleans daily state
ment OF their movement 10 wt-I1ans paper psya-
pie az maturity, and intended TO meet the two thirds OF
cash iaDhIes unrepresened by specie aud Other Cash
assets, circulation, deposits and other cash liabilities.
sec = Be IL further enacted, etc. That the said Bard
Of Currency shall require that ike sttenent shell ne
entered daiy ny each bank book which each bank
nen Book"
Sec Re Il further enacted etc. That the said Board
of Currency shall require from the banks aforesaid and
they sha! furnish the same weekly return from the said
as'y record 70 be delivered ut the same tune and place
as ohef weekly returns made to said Board, which shall
snow the average of the record OF the sai daily move
neht mentioned N the foregoing sectioos of this act
sSr o. ne further enacted, etc. That the documents
or returns mentioned in this act shall be daily b
inc cashier Or returning officer OF the banks.
The Philadelphia Leger, OF recent date. contains the
following sensible remarks in relation 10 the present condi
ton and prospec OF the railroad interests Of the country
Ile greatest trouble seems 10 be snosg the Operators
rsrou securities, and mere especially those located in
ne west Michigan southern, Illinois Central, Cleveland
and Toledo, Erie Hudson River and in E.c anot every
railroad stock on the LIST. has declined or legs and
some OF Them very largely. We not surprised this
hough We Know a special reason for the decline now
more 'nan is week, Inst month or last year We have
100 h'nJ rhirt'' on parallel lines, and built too largely
on credit at The most exorban rates OF interest The
labor and produce "a the sections OF country through
which they pass are not adequate their support Our
railroad system Seems " be radically wrong Tho profit
railroad Us almost invariably based the wild and
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Married.

IL RaRaY--rvuStr. Yin Brooklyn, on sunday Anvil ~,
NJ 81. Iaul'a church, by Rev JOhu M,shane StHis n
G,rpY of fUhrnorc ND 10 Miss kArY DasNtr, daughter
Of Mr. Michael Dvheucy, &C Rpcklyn.
Baltimore and Troy papers please COPY - 80
IiNNY-WupE-On sunday evening, Apr'' " ~ ~
mouth church Brooklyn, by Rev Henry Ward ptcher
reSRy DpSNY, q Ohio TO MIS- ksS A. WILDE u'us A'i "
Thomas White, F.q., ~ New YORK -. -. 49,
HAprcuuIy--McC,utKY. Alexandria, fsyp op W.
Oh Of March, WpfiAa JoHS H,RncsTfS' o' - L ~ ~
lev United states cu-ul CcDerf %. ID tnN ltS -. &C.
Toys4Ev-g-ss,r-I --At Boston, on N'f~lt ln1 -
YORK ~ - FaNbts A., only dtuEhet " q "a " -'
Eaq oe ps,oo. ,.-.u AHA ~
RIpvx -yNs JsusR.-oo So -'iy tEtoct' 'tN't =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-20

Notice GO the Political Friends OF Fremont.
The honest and outspoken political supporters Of
roAn G. Fremont are earnestly advised to form, ~
ann "a possbls, standing committees and clubs N
~rev torn, precinct, dstrict, city or county Of the
rr,t,d State. and thus prepare the way properly TO
snter the field for the Presidency in $780, Unless
A., sr;snda Of Fremont begin at once TO act in this
nav he and his supporters viii be cheated BY the
corrup. politicians who are now seeking the ma
easement aud control Of the republican masses
throughout the country. Now Is the time to begin
,ns great movement FOR 1860 by forming honest
oe,.r,s Of union and intelligence against corruption,
frsud and incipient revolution
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ox,-,,xx CorUr--Circuit Part lNos sol b9 o low,
,siI 70 $50 500 S3l, Saa SO, 81 sJe su ~ 80
az "a, hrt a-lbi 1850, lOlI lti5, 400 lSoii io'''
ioSo av. ro,,rr-rccial Term Nos. 20 70 90 2 lp,
sac or, ia a S. g. ~ o. 100 TO lo2 l0i llJ to I'LL
isi III Ioi, 1oi, 200, 30, 20. ,,..,,.., r,,,,b
ec,se.Nos CO. 81, Cs 50, 70, y, 49, a. ~ 80 ~ w.
81, So, So 49, oeo en- %, ao7 aga ga
40, loo 4oi aop aoi ips lp1 400, Gyl, SOS, 5vt' so
s,T sos roo b25 s27 52p $50 Isl, bS-, 30, oS'' O''
6Bs $50 $40, 3Oe 39t, l62, l1S. - -, ,,- 20, o,-
AGO 10 asa a74 AS, l19, go, 81, los Part 50 20
$50 esi o2 6 $50, $50, CO. ca, 100, 4e S1' '<- W.
eos, OIL, 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-20
dry COMMERcIAL REPORT.

Shr'HDAY, April 10 y. NJ
A1UsThe ssles embraced about 10 barrels pots "
1Ic.
Ihr9rrrvs--FIopr1be market cor common rrndes ~
State Western heavy without quoiabe change n
pricca, While the medium and extra grades were hrn
with COED local and Eastern demand. There wss slso
sJne inquiry for Southern aud southern Ohio brands Toe
export The receipts light anu the stock reduced
The sails for the day footed up about 500 900 barrels