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Terms.
me daily EAL fIMoRE WEKCER is publish
eTsry morning Except Sunday and is deliveree
Carriers to City Subscribers at OTIS. per week.
The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities OF
~ashlngton and Wheeling daily by Carriers
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECRER
S3 so in advance.
14J- The weekly BALTIMORE Week. KER i. pub,ia.
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and Si Ger
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on Reasonable terms
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-09
Warner ysLcyyls.

We have several times alluded to the
tricks and schemes Of the republicans Of this
county to throw off the abolitionists, and
yet to Keep them in sufficient countenance
to get their votes, and we have not quite
done with the subject yet. About election
time their open professions of friendship are
profuse enough, but when it comes to par
ceiling out the Offices, they handle the Knife
in the Dark with the adrotness of an Italian
cut-throat. An incident is brought to our
mind that occurred last fall, about the time
the republicans were getting up a candidate
for County officers. There was, previously
to the meeting of the convention, a caucus
ofthe leading republicans in Glover & Cooks
Office. 1t was there the nomination Of Mr..
Ludley was decided upon. As the only hope
to avert defeat The next question arose
on Lewis for Treasurer. Frank Warner
arose, and earnestly protested against the
nomination Of Mr.. Lewis, on the ground Of
his abolitionism. Frank was on the poin,
Of knocking the trottsrs from under Lewis,
when Glover interposed and insisted that
the abolitionist must have a crumb, or they
might bolt the ticket. Lewis was saved by
the skin Of his teeth, but no thanks to Frank
Warner How did We come in possession of
this incident' Enough for the present that
We H'n0r what we are talking about.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-09
The Chicago Herald.

An infamous, boiling, and disorganizing
sheet, of the above title, aud edited by an
open and avowed Know Nothing. by the
name ofPine, is being circulated secretly and
gratuitously about the country by certain
paid government officials, for the purpose
solely Of defa,ning Senator Douglas, and
writing down the cause Of Popular Sover-
eighty This is the second or third paper
which has been started in Chicago within
six months. to do this dirty work.
1t has no subscribers, being supported en-
tirely by a corruption fund, raised by levy
ing black mail upon unprincipled or timid
officials. We are glad to find that in Ohio
this pestilential sheet offering is sent back
as fast as it comes. 1t may last until the
November election in Illinois, but not day
longer. Look out for it. Clereland co.,
Plaindealer.
A few copies Of the Herald are sent to this
city gratuitously to some of black republi-
cans, in order to make them believe the Ma
tionals are with them for Lincoln and Love-
Joy. Several respectable farmers through
out the county inform US they have written
several times to have the Herald discontinued
but are informed that it is paid for.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-09

Thus giving Raymond A delegates, rep
resentng ll3O votes, instead of Ais, Ford
10 delegates representing 1919 democratic
votes, and Larkin Q instead Of Z delegates;
and representing A3O instead Of but 1856
democratic votes. Raymond having ma
jority both Of delegates and representing
majority Of votes over either of the other
candidates.
No democrat has ever complained that
the apportionment was unfair. The Repub-
lican apportionment in this county was
made on precisely similar basis, and 1--WE
are not aware that the wiseacres of the Re
pi51ican ever denounced it as unfair.
So this hatchling of the old biddy of the
Republican proves a miserable failure. The
old thing must set" on better egg. To
clinch the failure, however, and to show the
contempt and disgust in which it is held
by the very persons whom it was intended
proPitiate, we insert the subjoined note ::
OTTAWA, Oct. 9.
EDITOR LITTLE GIANT:
DEAR SIR:-We notice in the Ottawa Re
publican this morning, an article which is
inserted to make our friends believe that We
were each swindled out Of the nomination
for Sheriff in the late democratic county
convention. We pronounce the whole affair
. base outrage, and one Of those diabolical
schemes resorted to by the Republican for
tho purpose of creating dissension in the
democratic party and ssducing our friends
to vote tho republican ticket. We have al
ways been true and consistent democrats,
and knowing that Mr.. Raymond received
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-09
Personalities.


The Ottawa Republican of Saturday whines
deprecatingly about personalities, but if
provoked into them, threatens to clay on
Macduff," &c. The editor asserts that we
have assailcd Mr.. Warmers pirate charoc-
ter. We not only deny it, but charge upon
the Republican the manufacture OF this lie
as pretenee for uttering one Of the mos t
outraseously mean and contemplate false
hoods that was ever Invented by = miserable
craven. We alluds to the article in the last
Republican. placed before the public in the
in the form of insinuations, that mean in
plain terms, that Samuel w. Raymond, the
ter to the county.
We denounce this accusation as low,
dastardly attempt to get votes, and as the
editor, who has recently taken an interest.
in that paper, was instrumental in getting
that article into the Republican, we shall hold
him responsible until he shall tell who 9th
er than himself deserves whaa he shall get,
Just rebuke from all honest men. We have
converscd with a number Of the leading Re
publicans of this city about this attempt to
villify Mr.. Raymonds private character, and
they denounce the editor, who either allowed
it or placed It in the paper himself, without
hesitation or stint.
II Nr Raymond is a villain, as the Ottawa
Republican, would make him out, and has
swind!ed the county ou. of hundreds OF
thousands of dollars, let that paper come
out openly and abov. board denounce him
as such. On the other hand, If that sheet
cannot prove this upon him, then let the
editors openly stand convicted Of the scoun-
drelisn that the uttering Of such vile and
foundless inucntoes involves.
They make threats We defy them to
put those threats into execution, and prove
Mr.. Raymond a villain, and thus bring him
self and family to disgrace. The Republican
expected to make capital out OF these threats
and charges, and we now intend they shall
have the full benefit OF them. NJ Raymond
has been clerk Of La Sale county for eight
years, and whether or no: he is square upon
the books, we have not examined. But we
take the responsibility to repel the insinua-
ton tha; he has swinded the county. and
defy all threats Of an exposition. When
men, on the eve OF an overwhelming politi-
cal defea', become so exaspera,ed as 10 stOor
: to such ldw, dastardy attacks, not in ar
I open, many way, but by contemplate in
uendo, who will gain by il We pave new
er attacked Mr. Warner except in regard
/ to his political career, and we hope if We
~'~' .'.'~ - --- e
votes, cha rye him with anything that would
/ disgrace either himself or family, we Shall
have at least the manliness to do it in plain
terms, backed by the proof, and not degrade
ourselves to SO low depth as to resort tc
the base, cowardy and d.stardly weapon o'
iuu-ndo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-09

the nomination fairly, he shall not only have
our support, but whatever influence VIC can
give him.
Please give this . conspicuous place in
your paper and expose the low, dastardly
schemes of the Republican in 6srtaking
by lying. to create q dissension in the dem
ocratic party. Yours. j. B. FORD,
THos LARKIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-09

NAlNE.-The democrats have given their
candidate for governor In Maine, about fifty
two thousand votes. The republican vote
is some sixty -onc thousand. In 1856, Mr..
Buchanan received but thirty nine thousand
votes in Maine. and Mr.. Fremont siXty-ssv-
en- thousand. Tho democratic vote has III
creased thirteen thousand, and the repubii-
can vote has diminished six thousand. IN
two years. Well done, Maine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-09

A SLIGHT MIsTAKE-An Ottawa cores
pondent of the Chicago Press writes that
"Republ,can stock in Ottawa is going up"
He has made a slight mistake in the tense.
He should have said "has gone up" The
concern has blown up-busted-gons to
smash-isn't worth 5cts. on the dollar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-09
THE NEW YORK BAKERY
lsY WHEELER s. SIMPSON,

s33IIE undersigned would respectfully inform the nNa-
pa44T, furnish the choicest 'TaflG;y OF Crackers
such Buter Soda, Lemon, Boston Oyster, Ahernetha
a-d Water Biscuit. Also Bread Cakes. Brown Bread,
Pies &c &C. in good variety. Confectionery, of the
choicest selection constantly hand. All kinds Of
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order
Tie subscribers having spared no pains nor eNerse in
fitting up wagon for the convenience and arcunmOda-
on of their customers and the public generally are now
able fnunish anything in their line to those who de-
sire. Those wishing the New York Wagon to call daily
will please send their orders the y. Y Bakery, to
the Post Offr-.
Remember the place. in Ho>sack's Block, next
door OF the Meat Market. Main Street Send in
your orders. and they will receive prompt attention
J. h. WHEELER IserJl W.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-09

NIsrAKE-In the List of Premiums award
ed at the county fair, we omitted stating
that "Tom Morgan" owned by j. W. Kel-
10y, was awarded the first premium As ear
riaxH stallious.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-09
BUSINESS CARDS.
PLEASE LOOK AT THIS!
Carriage Repository
DTTA VA, HLYNOIt


The Alvord Carriage Manufacturing Company have
just repenished their stock of Carriages and Bugges
from their Wan,tict0ry an (onnecticut which makes
US large and fine assortment of Barouches Rockaways
Livery and Business Buggies, with Elliptic Spring and
Concord STYLE also, Sliding Seat Bugges Light Spring
Wagons with two seats, &C. all made of Connecticut
timber, by the best ecdnics and in the durable
manner-all warranted, which selling very
low prices, To old customers wish express
thanks for their liberal patronage, and to all
that Intend to merit the confidence of the Public.
We have shop attached to Repository for doing
all kinds of Carriage Heparir at short notice and in
the best manner. Store on Main Street.
Ottawa, July 3, lS5-. H. W. JONES, Agent.
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NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
&. W. ANFORD.
pp Al
Bread. Cakes. and Crack crs.

1STVsIWs NseTNN~s dt1HSt
Htdj~o7, Columbus .Sreet, Ottd,r1, Illinois,
r now prepared furnish the shortest notice,
= very superior article OF Sugar Soda Boston, Butter
Water, Pic Mic, Wine, and Ginger Crackers, Pilot and
Navy Bread.
A. n strictly Cash basis, aud have eve
~ facility Nanufacturing am enabled TO sell as low
as other House in the West.
kinds OF Fancy and Wedding Cake kept constantly
on hand and made TO order. lnov2?l c. W. SANfOED
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-09

THE subscriber will from this day forth sell bread
L Nr@e cents for the pound Loaf. 80 LOAvES FOR
81. Persons by paying 81 get tickets they
get bread fresh every morning until the tickets
7 all returned.
Also, Sugar Cakes Ginger Cakes &c. at cts per do
zen,
Atthe Bakery in Natnyer's Block, CHEEvEs's =
I Store roc31-lys J.. PIFRGUE.
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MISS AVERY

Is happy to announce to
Il tie Ladies that she has
just returned from y. York
with another large and
beautiful stock Of MILL
merry GOODS consisting 2
of the latest importations,
and at prices that defy
competition
Country Nilliners suppli-
ed with Patterns and Straw
Goods, of every kind.
Infants Hoods and Dress
Caps
Yioxers and Feathers. that
are new and beautiful;
Lace Gauntlets:
Tarlton Dress skirts, for
evening:
Lace Capes and Berthas;
Bridal WTeaths.
Also, a beautiful assort-
ment of ornaments for the
hair.
Ribbons and Dress Trim =
mings.
Douglas & Sherwood's Ex-
pansion Patent skirts viii
be found at Miss AvEef =
VIII the ladies please call
lcn,Ans Street mN1n
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MISS MINER


NTOCLD inform the ladies of Ottawa and vicinity,
w that she has now received her stbck OF SPRING
MILLINERY GOODS, all OF which have been selected
with great and she will be lsppy have ladies call
and examine them, whether they wish TO purchase
She hopes, by strict attention business and lotc
Trtc.s 10 merit liberal share OF Patronage anil
NJ IL l. y i. IL y
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Millinery and Dress Making.
Mrs. CROLEY

DESPECTFULIY informs the ladies Of Ottawa and Vi
III cinity that She has taken the over Daniel
Leahy's Boot Store Madison St. few doors Of
Columbus, Ottawa, where she socits orders in all
pertains a the Millinery Trade tle line Dress
Making Cutting, Fitting, &c Her stock Of Millinery
GOODS has been selected with much care, aul will b..
found SUPERIOR Having had thorough instruction and
experience in the business She is confident of being
to give perfect satisfaction juny1-tf
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JOHN M. KING.
DEALER IS
Hides and Leather,

Saddlery, Hardware. and Shoe Finding,
Cushaan's OH stdnd Main Street three d00rs east oj
TIE -MfHsi0n House. 0ttrtrd, III.
The highest price always paid for Hides, Deer Skins,
Furs, &c, &c. iunl9
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VCESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies Of Ottawa and
vicinity that she has received her stock Goods
Tor Spring and Summer traic and j. furnish
great variety OF Bonnets, Caps Head Dresses, &c,
prices To suit the times.
Bas,nett's huliing onnosite the Mansnn unn.e amin
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SfOnc! Nionc. Cor Sale .

VIYE now offer at our quarry, two miles north Of
w Joliet, and within three hundred Of the III.
nois and Michigan Canal, all kinds Of Rrbhl-. Building
Flagging, and Dimension Stone, from two inches in
thickness up to thirty inches, and Of size color and
quality surpassed by none ia the State.
All orders for Stone either dressed the rough.
be shipped by canal rail. will be promptly attended
and furnished az prices I" please the purchaser.
ANDERSON, SPENCER co.
JAS. c SPENCER, \. HorGHTEIING.
L. BIRDspII. .Ex .spyY-0S
Joliet, November % 1856
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New Meat Market

DEEF. PORK, MUTTON, &C, &C.. the best the country
ID produces, to he had at Sol Degen's Meat Mar
ket, of Main and Columbus Streets in Cushmans
old stand of the Mansion House. The patronage of
the public is respectfully solicited.
Ottawa October 81. SOL. DEGEN. PrODy-ietOr.
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OTTAWA \ STONE YARD
JOHN EGAN.


Superior Street BIrHdrds UdySn Esttbli-lrse
STONE cut 20 all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale all delivered orde
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II HE undersigned has opened the above business
the rooms lately occupied by Mrs. CRoLEY, the
Poot and Shoe Store of Daniel Leahy, on Madison
eet the Post Office, where she will happy TO
wait the Ladies of Ottawa and vicinity who will
her it'll their patronage. Among her stock will
large and fashionable assortment of Spring and
Bonnets, Grapes Ribbons Laces, French and Ane-
rican Flowers, thg-her with good Rugle
Collars. &c. &c. Iapl0l MISS FITZGERALD.
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ECy c(,TIC pRVSICIAN AND SURGEON.

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN MD SUKt'EUN
0ce third door ,res Of OttG,rd Bank, Main Street,
OTTAWA. ILLS.
1R would respectfully call the attention of those
IL snHuinx from Chronic Diseases, particularly Sci"-
naa White Swelling Salt Rheun, Eruptions OF the Face
and SKIN Scad Head Old Sores and all diseases arising
from impurities of the blood
Also Deformities, Curvatures, aud Diseases OF the
SPINE Distortions Of the Feet, Contracted Limbs, Stiff
Joints, &c. !.
Cancer treated upon entirely new principle, and
vitb snccess heretofore uneaualed. ap4