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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-15

H'SOh SALE OR EXCHANGE
T--,,S ~ y ~ SlNE ESS PROPEkTI-A leassbold we'll
S sood buildings The buildings with iesse ~
and iot ar Eet at very low price for a house
"a a coon EARM-A6ont % miles from the c,tv PLANK
aesss With good ho1s barn and oreisri yvi,s
sjs j o. other fruit-soil sandy loan and we'll vststea
Rs5 s1H XGkaS1oae mile the city line on PLANK
-'5I5 DTsrEc,Tr n nv ex' = haiSe lor a faIm
5 Iss ee ith shade and ruit trees-ss szehas@s FOR
ON LAKE SHoRE-lo niles west Of the rir,Esr,
~ Acres vita a small house and orrsri and sers
= Ss s15sE, 70 1eanse for house and ioIoae On Wesi
LoRAIN RAD 81 Good 2.tory House and Lot to erc.u-.
", Vacant Ions Two good lots on Garden $, to an
IL NJ ~ RENr-A 30 ARDING HoUsE-wirh aesommos,-
business baTl - I'M % % soaisTs % located ts
whole can be rented ' s-a' VI Ds
IA Aiso = SJ DSsllinE House Bond ST. with atr
SsS -Ss sS1S-Sa story Dwelling House On Dslroii 81
ROUSE JENNINGS
~. neal kstlis and Insurance AkDats
t'OR RENT.-A Three Story Brick
= bndlng 2l1so feet, connected VITA - hIacksuIfh
6usiness-a gnant power can be sappIisd Ho Sba5s
MI, t tafsnged which can be purchased low price-
agIs APelS q ROUSE .'S'11ss JRNNiNGs. MING
E'Ok SALE-TRUMBULL CO.
1I,h - a a sS, hAk,iE AND VALUABLE FARM-2a0 Acre
Sasas and oihel In buildss orchards and - aeTss
EAsr cLEvEL1ND-Fro@S one @ SIao aero, At ,,,s
h y arehaser with god two story Brick Hose.
81 a9s 9 IRON me CSut Houss By Euc "a Paak Road
ESaSi tA4k.N ELAND-25 acres vita Hon = Rar1 -
Oienstd n Les frum the shOrt distancs fro,,
ElSiiu Fltak koad viii sell one-haf rthe whole
~ - L y o EX q A n = n -
,4 q s,i1 hhN SLANDTA Station OF the prinei-
Well ~ Lls ey ~ miles distant, large and
a1lSs o. iand Exchange Tor an improved farm -
leots Chicago from station and one pd 4 III
m fr0l The Cccuty Ssat also, = 49,
MiSCONSlN-ln the Lemo1uyeir VaIl.v s.a -. -
psI1r Land, prilre aI bottom with some t.s[
surrounded by settlements. errhauee
Or IN adl oinlns Ceualles- ~
S-oSes99d Cas Stock with mOaey u exchange for
ineSS - - ~ Ao1h 70 Des-
" KEN IA Store n good town for business Conn
5s5 49, Aol - mlies from the CiIySrore laTgsand vel
TO kENr-fw0 story Brick Hsuse aa Ioh,s, ,.
Two miautes walk froil Pust Odice '
- ROUSE JENNINGS
.D-- Rcal Estlfe Asenfs
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SNitt,uoe6, sea, 10, 0ebr,rar 1858,

}slI meldee Die ndblten Mnuteu fdqten, rsldt n
YIN AurellenS befti9e 9(ufre9un9 3u belduftioen.
Sln ttefe8 seIdtti9te8 @eflbl res Sto3e8 ers
ullte lbr Slr3, pa8 frernig ldlue, neil ibre Qu.
gen N Vutap8 @eli6t 3eideu Der 9elttr3uug
lno lelblt etr l9neleS Grblu6en lpabrgenpmnen
9gatten. Or 1T 10 on8e9rifIer, baB er faum cine
anuBere 6teunolt9felt beu4eln fam, flilterte iie
ltf 81, ol8 Nanoan ibr Slid aewiinldt, unb
beoentun9Srcl la9te Silt Du nun sufrieben.
lSaloe1nar /? Sci e8 INNER" ba empfanb lie
eInel1 Grtumpb, Der tbr ben Meutb eab, Der
Ptaltoenttit unt ben Sal8 gu fallen nnb nit olis
benoem @eit9t 5u rufen: Wteine eele6te Otus
ma, td bin 9tidlid. 8! 8er3ei6un9, penn id,
Otd 1e beleioi3te. Deinen Seaen fiir Dein
Stno, fir cine 3utunft, bic freubenpou mid err
erDartet. : Wenn Nurelie ftnblld Bat, mar Iie
unmioeriteblid fir bic Brdfoentiil. gtnen gu.
8enblId pOr9er idien beIe erldrcfen uno er,
6nr"t lloer Nlle8, pa8 9leid1am 5auberbaft bier
Iror9tn9 sic mcllte @inwiirfe MAIDEN aeaei
oe ralden @nti4liifie ibler 3odter, iett mar
Ilte 9an5lld1 nerlobnt. Sip faltete Die 6dnpe
uao metate. Ofein bilnmtiIGer $ ter, Iuete
lte, mle fii9it Du 2l(tea gut uno wetle nrd Deis
uenl botlten g8tuen. g8ie ntandnta( babe ID,
betmli9 9etettt uno 9epaAt, uno MIDI oefrdmt.
OaB i4 lterben tSnnte unD ueiu ein3iseS Stub
Dann etnl1m auf Der 9Gelt 5uriiflie6e; oenn
aurelle i9ien Ser3 uuo Nugen seldloIlen 2u
baben gsu 9lt Or Simmel ibr perj sspiinet
ano ta mill ea preiisn uuO iesnen. 2ieber 9p>
en5, td ie9e 4urelien8 6ano in bic SIRE.
6iibrt Beioe ELL id6nes, lrcmme8 uno liebereis
Ae8 Heben ibr feb Elm palienpe8 Buar unb
neroet Greuoe Hno 0lif auf @rben oenie6en.
Amen lprad Der bllfspreoiser, Der nit
I9ef1lteten 6anren puneben ltanp unp aber reI-
len blol1eS @eli4t ea8 itiqe 2d4eln lief. gure>
lie be9e9nete ieinem Sid, e8 mar Elm ensi{er
Il4arfer unO cieliasenper. QBer Bate Oted)t :?
iqlen er gu fra8en. SD, Der i'd pelen Mens
IIden fannie, rpelder ale 5aeunaen Der QBelt
Iperb06ut Ooer Du, Die ibn ais Gusenomplter
Iprea llno leiie nifte iie ibm gu unO lenfte
I'9r Au9e tlef nteper, cenn bielem gecbad,ter
mar nj nlqtS ent9an8en ite pubte es, er bate
Ilte fur9l haut.
&c 5Ortesuns fpletl
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.t3ssga Ultf, Trteo. S5aller,
aSas %. Balmprefr SO. ia 4bf en- D. b. SunS ffee
*>o madt tbren SreunOen, ppte ben Damen ron Saltt
umee8enb p Na5eee baB tie etse Nuswabf Der
neueeu 6erbt uno 28tntermpben ais ammt uub Seoen.
pue fur Dapten unb Rnber, oaarpaB @aDsuirlauten
ppie bic GSnfen 8umen unb 8dnber in grpsef 0prratbe
ba unb bteben ben bil9ttn Yreen prtauft Repara>
urn unb 8eranherunsen an 9atsn wrpn 9na prompt
belprat. - -sf -s@ -ss Fl. ......s-- Npp29, ,12Mft 4
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sWebell : S9niir.

glir MAIDEN Seutldsn &anOsuten beFannt bos bic
gebenbaue ehen SCnnas 9tadm a9s unb Nbenbs fir az
fmItpltbs Oeutlbe s N lten @t trt ofen ept - o
/ Sau30.lM IG ra38I Ste Bern aituno
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99u0r. Neuter,
Ic G,>~,fouG~

Smporter ron s { EN- wia..arenn.
rmsfeb fenen eetrtsn greuutsn uub gednnten en as.
ndDltes AFortimsnt 6 tfenwdare nsunb % tri
&C n fur sore tner nnb 8tm riente icpie fene
rdrnt1 1faittSen Nre Spn s. un6 Sia d b.
el6e ben FtGefsn Yreiisn perauff =: ss7'
(Des176Wl1
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aE=AAIEg gkII 9agerbter<9epDt
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beOa6ers u empfeben ba e lid Sort nad stranbne @eiis
mt sns, ansseas&neten easbter, brett 8eafsasr,
aqd nben bafetb iatatsnbGi4 If0fffS.muafaItf8e I'm.
rga ltun9en tatt. 6Nft.11Wt
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SOm bein @uterto nno tn funf9ere&ter gDe Die Gaen
Gne aus NtdrmSr S@tets pber Sas be @eRee RDen.
ner grants as 9iaatb-2a8, ssOsn 8sutel rans6fi6ss
2ebr 8aarbfbde unb QueS, 0ueepa6S, Suecs @nter5 t
Srtauft ba9sr ais trsen anSeres 9aus Btlun.
gen rrben PROMPT auSsfa9r wenn e per 9Uf einasanb
Urben Werben NIT SOreatt beban6elt unb per @rprB
entt. s. 6. er6elt m Grantn Snfute Inn Np.
bember 1856 ben t6hhen 0rets Sepn1tS
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9lopofatrrett u. stpOtbeee't
DentIebe 2aiueS

H.5E. Carey, +. Y ger,
gnseapsearase QGea Ge prn grppteb 2ane, wsfl& BON
@bdrSfrnBe.
0ffteeRuno BIC 4 upr gerntttaSs : Ss er
fsr rS tif l. n8u in benz 5aule an Der 2Sels
@de ron Wefs 5uatttetr unb @rGpteezg cine 3ss
Oeutfcbe 2aips Sffce
mn vie MuftrSae alider Mrt als Ausertt8un9 rou
Raul. nb 1da6brien (Deebsl ppn neber&rctbInen nnp
erf4erunsn Dt;sts unS aRDsrn
s ur 0ertrsuns spr aen @eri@tens ber otaet
nnS Sss 5aas mar 5@S
MmfPrSee erlau6n MIR bas but 9ubum I'm senet9te
Serudf6tisune tu tttten.
27s1mts -- tt-t4-st " 2fFp u ~ - 49,
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- thompson q UudeSIuyS.
stp. 81 Sub 8apfr. in Der Ndbe bes Guarms 5puIes
IN bteten gum Serfauf an:
@ate Sdamanber Safes, BITE 1923 tal erprpb
nno Spite 8tben Sepals &en se6dmmerte @ileur6brsn
nr WaS ganer unS Oampf enelti9en unb nmerttanIbsn
9serault9sn 8t feuerfee 8teeeene @us. .8acines mte
GbareOal sea @Oal Ssrner abrtn Fs bier in Saiti-
mSre sema9te SpGen Sdanfeln unb Geumut5 fdpttI6es
4e TT GIa9en 9e, ig4bpss, apttiide unb ameritdnt9e
erne 8eIe H. no. = Nae bise GrtifeI fnb befdnbis an
gaNp uNo ptut9 gum. Vertdnt. 16Sept IS
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aussmetnen made td biermt Die erge6enite anseae
oaB iG mein Strumpfwoarenager bur men impUrrts NM
eeben srbaltene QDaaren aaf Sas etaltse perpoufGn
'tgt unb aus9elattst babe SprjIs@ made i aAf metu
" - 49,
Oeutide8 mpllene5 Strif9arn
son allen Jarben fpp ale Soprtn nDQtne rb bduwpene
@arn isbf fabrteirte Safeu, ppGene unD brumppQene
pmpen, ttntetb0n, SrImpf 9anbf6ube Sbamls unb ute
IN oteies Sad enla9enbe Irtl aufmrflam Dpn beuen i'd
iebsrSett bic rei9fe auswabt Der ben Qualtdt balte
3d9letN bemerfe i'd. paB t nit 3rif4enbdnpIern unb
3aurern auf metne enun9 nt5 5u tbun babe unO metre
H0adren ~ BEN bQ8feu @retftn i'm 2aben perfaufe.
Inn iaplrei9sn 3ufpru6 btet erSebeni
- Er .f# .f 6 puts 5elber
Sn1S Ir. 2t5 8roabwag, Baltimore.
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Naatastat cr SIS
81 e1s> NOrf.
qauffrfrtes Nyrae5tiuerf.

AglRAm c5nmffrtrtes 9Jrabtiuerf.
Azsk@@ Snbem wir uns auts geue ben 8eaa pc
aa<AsW heutf6en Yublilums tn Amerita ~ erpereea
hCeu erIauben MIR uns au cine Yubettpn unletso
@sra8s dnfmertfom su MAIDEN. - QDr Seranaaenen ems
nert y ra q tduS8abe e BON
6eeids llulrilie gu Sdiller unb @'Stbe
gum erIsnn'als NIT enslif&sm aab Dsatf&em Eepts.
Sdiler8 ,9ieO BON Der @lcde," ,,geouius i'm
Sode, ~ Der Sampf init benz Draden," ,,ssris
ocltn, coer Der Sang mad benz @iienbomnler,
uno y ,8Stbe'S Tauit" in 119 enbirten Gldttert
nit ertGdrenOem Terte in ceutlder unb enqli,
DER Sprade. Die @eoidte fino in ben beifen
rorbanbenen en9lilden ueberiebun9en.
90 Ds ausaattnns 10 RS&f elegant. @tUs Gaart gHrmot
&lesante etnbdnr NIT @ODiGn tn UlarSceu uber Rob.
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10 mterbaft auseeubrt aufweifea Durd be untoe oe.
mstplt3e @ntbuaung unb &ufnnung bebt esfd 6e H5n.
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sum grOBeren @rdnOn6 p@6tbeS Gau bepnbers BET.
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Der getfaU, BEN Die 9f esiGS f9en Ifu afatt1utn
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l9fn anO @msrttanern freubie besrlBt nerben ptrb.
DIE 6entlhe Sn1banoluna Don QBm. Raoce.
300 Vroabmah Tep=g)Drf
eat Der Debit ubsrnDmmfn, wGe in ben Stanb aeest tH
90eberScrfaufern einen ansemefenen Rabatt u aefcn
| s. 9. Gotta , fde s8uHt6nSluu4
| SePt11-S tn StHttaart.
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Nlarner'8

Da9uerreptpp@S alon,
Oer 147 &criugtons nabe Suwdrbs Strase. m
Die epl6ene MtebaiGe wele Der quite @efamad anstpettt
Dte 8srieniee ra9en Der M esmtnn per @er,hSm
wne tefen Rrdf ;u unb Serlansen nen tene Se5ee
ns n tie n9 p6lts igfrieen eeat sG: SI,r mit
amnets papiers NGG S6aalen. une Yerdea SStSeiun I
ssn ebnIe sppea 8racests @srsdaa3sssl rs ,Ss &
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23
The PrOsDect.

The republicans Of this county are so well
satisfied Of their defeat, that nothing can
console them Gray, Wallace. and Cook are
running over the county like wild dogs,
bowling about every school and farm house
aud calling upon the people to save them !;
they talk to the people in the country as
though they were fools and could not com.
prehend the difference between what is right
and what is wrong. They have no con.
seientious scruples against lying, and after
siege, come back to town with all the cour.
&c Of mountsbanks, Dragging how silly and
foolish the people are. and how they have
taken them in. Let US see how this will
ter inmate; let US see if the people OF La
Sale county are to be led estray by . few
hypocritical demagogucs who would sell
their country like the traitor Arnold It is
indeed beautiful sight to sec such lot of
political mountebanks travelling the country
trying to lead the people from the course
which their own consciences tell them is
right.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23
The Fillmore V0tc..Thc Prospect.

The Republicans admit tina, not one vote
cast against them in Illinois in 1856, will
DO cast for them this fall, and that in 49,
they were beaten 10, 900 in the State. But
they build their hopes Of success on getting
the mass of tho Fillmore vote of 1856,
which amounted to some $4,000. But how
stands the case? The Fillmore vote wa.
cast principally in the middle and southern
portion of the State. The Fillmore men
were generally Henry Clay wings, end are
as hostile to the Aboli,ionists as the Dem
ocrats, The only Fillmore paper in the
State-the Bloomington Tmes-supports
Douglas. Judge Morris, Of Chicago, who
was the Fillmore candidate for Governor in
1856, has written strong letter in support
Of Douglas. The truth is the mass Of the
Fillmore men Of 1856 are for Douglas. They
true friend ofthe Union. as Fillmore is him
self, and as the firm opponent of the section
al schemes of the Republicans and Abolition.
lists. Net 5000 Of the Fillmore votes Of 1856
will be cast for Lincoln, but allowing 10, 900.
and adding %, COO of that vote, which Doug
las is sure 10 carry, to the 10000 Demo.
Gratis majority of 1856, and allowing our
gains from the Republicans to offset the
DANTE vote, and Douglas is sure to carry
Illinois in November by at least $4,000
He niu do this, and we ask our Republican
friends to meke the prediction.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23
The Elections.

PESSsYLvASIA-It is unnc cessary to re-
peat our list Of the Con rcssman elected.
Five anti-Lec,mpton, three Lecompton
Democrats and Il former Republicans are
elected to Congress. For State officers, the
peoples Ticket" composed ofanti Lecomp-
ton Democrats, is elected by 10000 maj.
The Legislature is also in the hands of the
peoples" party. There was no Republican
party in the State. That party united with
and supported the anti Leccmpton State
Ticket.
INDIASA-In Indiana the democratic state
ticket, composed of anti Leco,npton Demo
Gratis, is elected by 5000 majority over the
Republicans The House seems to be lie
between the Democrats and Republicans
and tho Sanato doubtful.
ONO elects -Lecompton and one
Lecompton Democrat. The Republican state
ti.ket elected by 10000, and both branche.
of the Legislature Republican.
IowA.-LcffIngwell, Douglas Democrat,
is elected to Congress II the Dubuque Dis
trist. which two years ago gave Fremont
5000 majority. Balance Of the State moi
definitely heard from.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23

II. WINTER DAVIS on REPUBLIDASIsN.-
Hon. Henry Winter Davis is prominent
"American' member of Congress from Ma
ryland. Hear what he said about the Re
publican" party. in speech made in place
Jan. 9, 1857:
The Republican party was hasty levy,
enmaSse, of the northern people TO revenge
or repel an invasion by northern voters
alone. With It's occasion. il must pass away.
The gentlemen Of the republican side Of the
house can low do ns'hing. They can pass
no law excluding slavery from Kansas in
the next congress-for they are IN the nj
nortv. Within two years, Kansas must be
4 State in the Union. She will he admitted
with or without slavery as her people pre-
fer. Beyond Kansas. there is no question
that is practically open. speak TO prscti-
cal me-. Slavery does not exist in any
ether territory--it is excluded by law from
several, and not likely TO exist anywhere
and the republican party has nothing to do
and can do nothing. has future
Why cumbers it the ground:'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23
Things that can be Proved.

Do the republican leaders Of LvSalIe coun-
ty after having cheated the old Liberty out
of every nomination, still expect to coax
them up and honeyfugle them into the sup.
port Of tho republican ticketr
Have the abolitionists forgotten the at
temp last fall of these teachers to cast them
off by the unprincidled scheme of "Union
Party?' Have they forgotten that. in Clio.
ver's Office. Frank Warner rallied out against
the abolitionists. and under took to show that
unless Lewis was thrown of the ticket, it
would be disgraced and defeated? Have
they forgotten how Grow and Hough were
sacrificed. and how Warner and other re.
publican LEADERS, openly threatened that If an
abolitionyt was put on the county ticket
they would send Lovejoy outlc the county
With 500 majority against him
These are things We have charged on the
republican leaders. and stand ready to prove
We have charged them repeatedly, and havo
yet seen not sven . contradiction.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23

1t is somewhat singular to trace the man.
ner in which arose the use Of the common
beverage, coffee, without which some per-
sons. in any half or wholly civilized country
in the world. would seem hardly to exist.
At the tine Columbus discovered America,
il had never been known or used. 1t only
grew in Arabia and Upper Ethiopia. The
discovery Of its use as a beverage is ascribed
to the Superior OF a monastery in Arabia,
who, DESTROYS Of preventing the monks from
sleeping at their nocturnal services, made
made them drink the infusion of coffee, up
on the report Of some shepherds, who OBJ
served that their flocks were more lively af.
ter brows NJ on that plant. Its reputation
spread throughout the adjacent countries,
and in about two hundred years it reached
Paris. a single plant brought there in
1714 became the parent stock Of all the
French coffee plantations in the West In
dies. The United States alone annually con.
sumo it at the cost on its landing Of from
fifteen to sixteen millions of dollars, You
may know the ARABIA or Mocha, the best of
coffee, by its small bean of dark color
The Java and East India, the next in quail
ty, are larger and of paler yellow. The
West Indian Rio has blush or greenish
gray tint.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23

All the little republican Journals in this
State, for want of caliber to get up some
thing Of their own, are revamping in the
shape Of editorials, the mean lies Of Trum-
bull in reference to the action Of Judge
Douglas on the Toombs bill. Thus the Can
ton Register gives from one Of L. Trumhull's
speeches (without credit,) a sketch of the
proceedings of the Senate on "Durkee's
amendment which proposed to add to the
Toombs bill provision abolishing the terri
torial laws PR scribing certain test oaths at
elections in Kansas. Mr.. Douglas, in oPpo-
,eins the amendment, said there was already
provision in the bill against test aths-at
the only elction the bill contemplated. Be-
cause Douglas said the bill referred to only
one election, Trumhull cxclaims, and with
him this republican sheet n Canton:
So. until admitted into the Union" ap.
plies ONLY to one election, there could not
therefore be an election held 10 vote for the
Convention, and another 10 vote on the Con-
sti,u,ion.
We do not care to discuss whether Mr..
Trumbull understood it so or not 1t IS
enough to know that such was tie under
standing Of Judge Douglas. lie introduced
the bill with that understanding, and with
that understanding voted for it.
There is no possible escape for him. His
own declarations in the Senate convict him
and he is precluded from his favorite argu
ment of calling any one liar.
No escape,th? The Toonbs bill provi.
ded for one election, and that was for mem
bers of constitutional convention. Gould
there therefore be no ether election? Car
these brainless little editors point to a single
instance where congress ever provided, in &
similar case. for more than one election
Did not, in all other cases, the constitution
al convention thus authorized itself provide
for the other election at which the constitu
ton they made was to be submitteds Was
there anything in the Toombs bill to prohibi
the convention it was intended to call intt
being from thus submitting its own work t.
the people?
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IrlLstelS' SHE

NXvHEgEAS, Thomas Hickey and Mary Hickey his
w wife, did, ih- iist day of July, l-s;, convey I"
following described al estate, situated in
the City of Ottawa State OF Illinois, and described
81 liz block ninetythree $50 in the states Al.
dition Ottawa which conveyance made TO secure
the OF certain promissory note OF even date
with said deed trust, executed by the said Thomas
Hickey Amy Cooper. for the sum OF twelve hundred
and sixty dollars with interest al ten per CENT and
due year from its date.
whereas, default having been made in the pay
men, Of the secured ne paid 10y said note.
Now therefore, /, john T. Anthony, At the request OF
the holder OF said note and ny virtue OF the power in
said deed Of shah, the Il DAY OF
September, 1855 sell at public auction 10 'hr highest
bidder cash door Of the Court House in oi.a
the hour Of I2 O'Clock VI OF that day the asoVr
described real and a. ;tle and equity OF redeInp
the in satisfaction OF the Indebtedness cue
on said note. laugliI JOHN T. ANIhoNi, iraSSt'
The above sale has been postponed until the ION OF
October, ls5s iseplll JNO p. ANTHONY, Trustee
The above sale ms been postponed until the thh day
Of October. Is IS. Tocl6l JOHN p ANTHONY, Trustee
The above sale has been postponed until III. 18Th DAY
OF October 1855. [oc2Sl JOHN 2. ANTHONY, Trustee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23

TRAINED Docs PoiSoNED. The celebrated
dogs Norma and Charlie, belong ne to the
brothers Hutchinson, were accidentally poi.
soned yesterday Ii appears that one OF the
brothers was passing down ST. Clair street.
and when near Sur-r's drug store, stopped
IN there at the invitation of friend Tie
dogs followed him. and running behind the
counter. picked mp some pieces of poisoHed
meat which had been placed there for the
destruction of such rats "a might visit the
premises This they partook of, and termi-
mated their existence. The dogs were the
best trained animals Of their species in the
country, and were valued by the Messrs.
Hutchinson at the high figure Of $1,000
Pittsburgh Ckre..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-23

To the Old Line Wings of La Sale Co.
We commend TO your serious considera-
ton, and then hope you will act in accor-
dance with the following advice given you
by prominent republican leader Of this
COUNTY 1t was uttered at a republican
meeting in the Court House in Ottawa, and
rot one present uttered a voice Of dissent
1.If there are any old line Wings
now acting with the Republican Par
ty, who will not abandon the infa-
nous doctrines of Henry Clay, for
Gods sake let them leave us and go
over to the Democrats, and not dis
grace us any longer. The principles
of Douglas are the principles of Hen
ry Clay, and men who uphold Clay
should uphold Douglas, who is no
more entitled to be honored by this
nation than. the TRAITOR AR
MOLD.