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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06
The Expenses OF on State Government.
Figures for the Tax Payers.

The following table will show the expen-
ditures of the State government from its or
gsnization 20 the present time. under the
different administrations.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06

WsAnoeAev AGesa1ns,. .osssees ,, 1885,
Democratic sssse Ticket.
For Secretary Of State.
sINUEL DOUGLAS. Of Benton.
For Auditor.
TIL JOORE 8. PARvIN. Of Aussatiss.
For Treasurer.
SAMUEL l. LORAH. Of Casa
For Attorney 0sassal.
JAMES n. RLLWOOD. Of Polk.
Com. d De- Aoinss improvement o..
CHARLES BALDWIN. Of vaa Buree.
Register Of Land Odies.
JAMES n. REID. Of Lee.
Democratic Congrsssienai Ticket.
For Congress.
WILLIAM 4 LEPFINGWEI4L
Democratic DistE1oe Ticket.
For District Attorney.
GEORGE 3. HEBB, Of MsseatiDe.
For Member Of the Board Of Eduoation,
CHARLES RICH. Of Jackson County.
Democratic County Ticket.
For Clerk Of the District Court.
JOSEPH A. CRANDALI..
Independent nomination for Judge Of the
Seventh judicial District.
A. IL BENNETT.
-o~-
Tho Election will be held on
TuesdaY, OctOber 18th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06

ADyRAmGRs TAKE Dssios.-1he o0cs Of TN
Umss vii b q 10. g. 1ssrspolltan Block. Instead
Of being IN NiseollS llosk, - hssseossss seassd.
ana6l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06

DAv4NP0R9. iowa.. Cor. mn and Brady sts
PBO1IA, ILL.,. ..S8 end - Main street.
D;RBOfORS
Hon : y Powell, Esq WooAvsra "a
". 4. Willard, ESQ.,, o. ?. oisaeu koq
Issrc Aegus, $50, y. "A WuppsfUAnn, no.
". PISTON, 1sQ., ". J. J. Burtis.
Curtiss. ESQ William Allen, ESQ
Lewis Howell ESQ Jno Cook, 1sa
VIM 0reeg, Ia Jno Dlioo, KsQ
Bartlett, Tsp Jno Coma. ESQ
Henry Nolte, 8sQ VIM Clark, Hsq
Thos Aayne, Asq Chas , Putnam, 10
Jos @ Drye. Il Prize, ESQ
FACULTY:
Pro1tssors o. Dook-XsepinS s~d CbUoserAl
6rsnoAss.
fW DAvIe, IS Upton.
VT DUsR, I'd vREDsNpuRo.
JR GoLDsAIrH, D DoDos.
PSofessors Of Practical and Orao me~sal Penma~.
SKIP. 1ad Lectvvers On 6xssaess Customs sud
C0rrssPondsnce:
, oaur,rH. TwDAvIs, IS Tpsos
Lsoesvevs On Mercantile Las. Bsaktsg. EecAongs
Hnance, dc:
CHAs BoxHEY, PDAvIpsoN
JHO DILLON, CRAO PurNan
NON !Ho Coo8s kNsIoN, 1sQ.s
LAMBDA, nsq, in CRAwFoRD.
Lecssrers On Political History and Commercial
Geography:
HESAv AUSTIN. W. CLAax.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06
Blanks! Blanks!!

Deeds of Trust,
Quit Claim Deeds,
Trustee Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Chattel Mortgages,
Attachment Bonds,
Power Of Attorney,
Original Notices,
Justices Blanks,
Sheriff. Blanks,
Confessions of Judgment,
Constables' Blanks,
Replevln Bonds,
And others too numerous 70 mention, at the
STATE DE m O C ls AT OFFICE,
Printed in the best style possible. sep9A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06

a. A pleasant man Tor small tea party
was John Client. postmaster in West Flor
ida. who, carried to Pensacola on charge
Of rObbing the U. 8. mail, terminated his life
by jumping out Of window 80 feet from the
ground. He was once elected to the State
Sesate from Walton county, but has gene
rally been . terror to his nsiehbora He
called himself the "hyena" Of West F,ori
do, and boasted that he could whip any man
man in that State. On more than one occa-
sion he has been seen by different rersoas,
opening the mail, and when he came To what
N supposed mosey istser, TO brsak it open
and thrust it In his pocket, and exclsim,
+" that's NINE" with An oath. and it IL Gid
that he has carried on this business for
years.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06

1Ba1lCg's SU0A1 COATED PrLLA-so good
that nfty boxes perform any susss-ons box sells
tventy-neishbsr reconmsnds them TO nsighbor-
stranger 70 stranger TO strasses. Asde from gums,
balssns and extrsetss their elects upon the human
system 10 mind. searching and beasn iA Put up II
large family boxes. Every pnl costed Nth sussr-
Is cents per box. Sid b dsrogists svssyvhsre.
aug32-davly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06

CAx RAIL RoAps OpsssUcr THs HsaH.
wAysi-This question hes Just been decided
N he negative .by the Suprsms Court Of
~ the Psnnsylvania Railrsad Company, &
Ww hssly dssidsd thas The subway ssHeae
=; u sa;s;;:ss 4; i;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06


NJ. William Wisr. principal editor ofthe
London Neus. 10 dead.
The youngest son Of the late John C. Cal
houn died recently In South Carolina.
Thirty or more colorsd families Of Boston
have organised . Libsrian association. and
intended to embark for Africa on the FIRST
VI November.
james Thorp. . colored tesmster. Of New
ark. N. j.. has had $4,000 left him by
gentlemen Of North Carolina. which vii be
paid over as soon a. his identity can be "a
sisfactorily ssta blished. Thorp 10 . native
Of North Carolina.
There has been q bar form cd across the
mouth Of Black River. near Cleveland. 20
that nothing but fiat bottom vessels can
get inside the pier.
A heavy hail storm visited the towns
along the Lake Shore, between Cleveland
and Buffalo. on Thursday. doing consider
able damage Some Of the hAilstones which
fell in the vicinity of Cleve Gland, we're as
large ~ hens eggs.
Matthew Lynch. the engineer on the Iron
Mountain Railroad. who was arrested-ss
before stated-at st Louis for the murder
Of Richard Thomas. by permitting his loco
motive to run over him, has been discharg-
ed from custody.
Sterling. in Illinois. il infested by q gang
of burglars. Several places have been bro
4 ken into within few nights. and some
money and other property stolen.
The boarding school Of Mr.. T. Croker,
on Whites Greek. about twelve miles north
Of Nashville. Tenn, was entirely destroyed
by Ere on Saturday night Of last week. A
largo portion Of the furniture was saved
The loss amounts 10 about $4,000, with
only $1,000 insurance. The cause Of the
fire is yaiiously stated.
A duel WAS recently fought near Mem
phia, Tenn, between Mr.. Waters Of Virgin
10, and Dr. J. f. Maggie, formerly Of Lancas-
ter, Pa They met en- an Island. and with
out an seconds fought one Of the blooiiest
duels on record They fired two rounds
with Derrinner pistols. both being wounded
At each Fra They then. BY agreement. re-
sorted TO revolvers, and continued the fight
Mr. Waters was riddled at every shot, and
died the same night. DIR. Maggie received
wounds that will probably terminate fatal
~.
Recorder Barnard, Of New York. with q
view of preventing the prize fight between
Morrissey and the Benecia Boy the other day
issued warrant for the apprehension of the
latter for the purpose of binding him over
TO keep the peace. The Benecia Boy. how.
ever. got wind ef the proceedings. and with
his trainer. Aaron Jones. left for part un-
known before the police could serve the
warrant The exact destination of the pair
10 kept secret, but no doubt they will he
next heard from at Canada, which is to be
the battle ground in the great fight for the
championship Of America. The fancy
were considerably ANNOYED at the step t.
ken by the Recorder. hut rejoicel greatly
when they found out that Heenan and his
trainer had escaped the clutches Of the 10
lice and were safe on their way to Canada
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06

Almsss everybody has heard Of o1ann's Asus Dal-
SAN. VI attention OF our nu0erous sssdsrs y d..
rscted 70 The advertisement found v another column
Of this paper. Oft high sstinstion that y placed
upon this, the 0rsstsss semsdy knoson to modern
scie~ce. We have never known any other medicine
win ~ large share Of public confidence in 20 short
. time - this has done, II Nc may b allowed 70
Judge by what reed bat this should b ssfcis ut
particularly when We zee such Testimonials coming
nom men q undoub;ed vsrscity from all carts o. the
country. There be dou1t but that II u one Of
the greatest discover In the ned cal world ant de-
serves the appreciation AMI est en- OF oar reAAers
and the public. eola by al good drusgi.ts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06
For Rent.

i Dillon = I4ndiey, opposite Cook 4 SargsosS
Bank.
Enquire Of N. KuHnEH, Tobacconist. (Dec200
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06

HAI1 REsrORATIvE.-wea rs paeased 70 be able
70 record The sssisiscson - eur paaron asar trial
Of IN srticis advertissd In our colunns. We have
- satsfsction 70 know ssvssal q Cur res1ers Who
have used Pref. woods HAIR Restorative, and pro.
nounesd Il % b just what the Advertisement says Il
b We have several psrsooal aeeuaintancss, too,
Who we gray hesded-they Asvs tried II. and now
their hair rsstsred % ~ original color and they
Willingly add their testimony 70 ~ efficacy. and vii
give farther information 10 Others desiring It. This
speaks we'll for the article and advise oil Who do
not wish 70 appear gray-hesded, to ~ Woods Hair
Extraordinarily stwN Patriof.
Sold By I'll good Drungts,s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06

AAA AISW1>AkGG OzU16ES
BRADY STRICT, DAVENPORT.
I NAVE now In store large and we'll selected
L stock Of Boots and Shoes, 70 which ! invite
the attention Of al In want Of articles my lins
ObSMtry TFodsss wishing 70 rsplenish their stock
viii and TO their advantage 70 coll on before par.
chasing elsewhere.
10 my numerous customers who prefer OAaom
Work ~ continue 70 hold out inducements IN the
way Of Prtms seock and ayItaA seork, not squallsd
chs side Of New York.
All kinds Of Lsdiss' work manufactured % usual
{Jyl7J II. 0AR1DTT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06

Independent nomination for Judge Of the
Seventh judicial District.
A. II. BENNETT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06

Tho Election will be held on
Taeslay, October 18th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06
Fer sale o. Lease.

TvWHMfY-9un1Q algihls DuIdlng Loes, slGsase
i - uasslGeu, Third, 1iply sn6 GDoo1aoo o)goeol
tlsulass saeuase q 0OnDs. , Dew. -
(naaAtS1 ann NAT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06

i easy
Apply to ". n. Hldrsth On tAs premises.
apY1odtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06
To Brick Maker.

kNOR sale cheap for eash-Six Drsck Needless
Il p'ets snA IN god order. Each mseAiDe.
ono horeos viii mako ~ 90 Perfect Brirk ~ =
Al the estes % The Hudson River aso nsde ~
liar naehiEes. Addrsse
4A1vIAN 3 o1n0AN
Weo5e-o0 Lo1 1O14. Ch1cn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06

EOU1 LO1D situated On q snA 0coet stsoes. ~
= !ssss:.!s'' sssss's II oeAs" pey. !:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06
EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS = TlPTONsS
MERCANTILE C0LlEoee |


LOCATDD:
DAvkNP0R1. 1OWA.....Cos. mn and 0Sody Ste.
P8OAIA, ILL............0 IS and % Main street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-06

tteEaastAas esticuolass nqsiss Of Corbin 4 Dov
~ ~, Or Of JANIS NAY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-01
Eu!e Wild Turkeys.

IIsvi- . TO pure wild turkeys .f1T Satc,
have no Interest in 4 controversy with hr.
J.. AIIiy on the subject, but perhaps ! may
be justified in saying through your columns
what Is the result OF my personal ooser'a-
zion.
Iraise turkiesa as a matter OF practical pro-
fit. and receive f,r them, not fancy pilceS,
bat their full equivalent for pounds and oun-
COS. in cash: hence ! hope TO be able to
render disiutere ,ted testimony
The average weight of mature rna'ss is
about thirty pounds. and mature females
twenty pounds. claim them to be ma
tlre al eighteen months old, which Is from
twelve To- eighteen months earlier than any
breed Of domestic turkeys ever knew to
u4ture. The weight which before gave
ot male fifteen months oil, thirty two
pounds. Is not by any means an isolated
instance OF great weight. and bis never hav-
inc wcigl.ct. any more since. iuduces Inc to
believe him uatLFa at that early age.
NJ experience IN reference to their ROY n 2
nature -, that th-y lose that trait of char
acrcr entirely. after having beca bred for o
or tErca generations as a domestic.
Nv whole observation satisfies me that as
IN ornamental bird, they excel in beauty OF
pIumace. every domestic or cross brccd, and
- = >aTrce of revenue they are most profit
able to the common farmer. owing to their
exceeding hardness and their great weight
combined with very earlp maturity.
NV advice to farmers breeding turkeys for
market, j. to improve the size and early ma
turJ'y of their stock, and this, no doubt, can
he done by fresh cross with fowls ofchoice
domestic breeds, or by an infusion OF wild
bioni.
Mr. F.. ALLiS of Pomfret, Conn, can pro.
baby supply to some extent, birds of do
mestic breeds Of great value. but where wild
blood can be obtaind I cannot say, az
have none for sale. OrIs f. WOOD. Etad,
IompAiHs Co, " \.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-01
Eeaal Embellishments.
f9m;a i;stratriy's sale of Real Estate.

Administratrir's Sale of Real Estate.
virtue Of an order and decree of the County Court
- OF La Sale County Illinois, made on the petition OF
the undersigned, administrative of the of Henry
e. Cotton, deceased for leave to sell the real estate Of
said deceased at the last September of said court
wit, the 10Th day OF September, A ID. 1884, shall
O'Clock ~ VI. and o'clock Z. NJ, Of said day, sell at
public sale the south door Of the Court House in OF
tawa La Sale County, Illinois, all the interest Of the
said Henry G. Cotton ia the following described real
tate situate in the County of La Sale and State Of Hi
Lot one, Il } in block thee, 81
Lot five. o. in block fifteen. (Ij)
Lot thirteen, G3,) in block twenty-five, CD
Lots FIVE o., nine 81 ten, C0J eleven, Ql) and ff
teen, G5.) il block twenty-five, (25J
Lots nine, e. eleven, Cl) and fifteen, C5) in block
Lots one, Il two, (al FIVE o. eight, 50 fourteen,
o. and fifteen 90 in block twenty nine, CD
Lot three. 81 in block tirtytno t32) all III Ottawa
Centre, in the town OF Ottawa.
Lot six, o., in block ffy-One, Oh
Lots nine, 90 thirteen, OBJ and fourteen, CfD IN
block fity-eight, tJ.,)
Lot eight, 81 in block eighty FIVE SD all in state
addition O Ottawa.
And the naf OF the southeast quarter Of lot Sc
ven, a. in block twelve, GZ,) in the Original Town OF
Ottawa. The east . Of out lot fourteen, Oi) in the
south fractional quarter of Section eleven I'D in
Township thrty-three, (33 OF Range three 49, east
and outlets four a. and seyenty.ght, tis) in the
Range aforesaid; and the east fractional southeast
quarter Of Section six, 6t in Township hirtyhree,
(}) OF Range four a. East, in said La Sale County.
TsHas.-One- third cash in hand, and balance ere
dit Of six and twelve months the purchaser give ap
proved personal security and mortgage on the prem
MARY +. COTTON,
Adp,r. cf Tie Estate Of Re,ry H. cotton, dec'd.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday, the 10th
day Of April next. MARY T.. COTTON
The above sale has been postponed 10th July
MARY f. STOUT Gate Mary +. Cotton.)
-hdno'T Of the estate q Henry II. Cotton, decd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-01

CCmOUs TYPoGRAPHICaL ERROR.
in his latest work on the English langpagc,
points out 4 curious error III the 9th verse
Of the Esd chapter Of st. Mathew. The
words - which strain at gnat and swallow
a camel the professor thinks contain 4
nisprir.t, which having been passed over in
the addition OF 1911, has held its ground
ever s'Hcc. The traUs,atOrS intended 20 say.
(which strain out EuGI and swallow 4
camel that being the correct reading Of the
ori-iual, as It appears in Iyndalc'S and
Crarmer'S translation :. both Of which have
strained out" IL was the custom OF the
Stricter .!syS to strain their wine. vinegar,
and other pOtahleS, through iinucn or ga.z-
lest uuawarsS they should drink down some
little union insect, ~ a cnat. and thus
transsr.<S tn law /; :raS 20 this custom
the Savior a..ud i. intending t. say that
the ScIi=,- and ih1r sees. whit. they ~;ra u
OF 4 cuat from th, ir drink, would vet syya.-
low a came! at . sU'p.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-01
For sale. by w. w. Low.
LRGE assnrtmnnt IL SEA SlXEn IIrMnI

All kinds OF Grain taken in exchange for the above ar
tices Mt market prices. Those wishing Lumber VIII hnh
it for their interest TO call and examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere Tiuua0l Wv. Low.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-01
LAND FOR SALE
ON FIVE: YEARS TIME 7

WILL sell my Otter Greek Farm, situated fifteen miles
south east Of Ottawa, in La Sale County, Illinois,
consisting Of FOUR THOUSAND ACRES OF IMPROVED
LAND with 10 dwelling houses, and fenced OF in IS
fields.
The three main branches 81 otter Creek together
the Farm, which makes IL one of the best watersd
Northern Illinois The land lies descend
ing mostly the SOUTH and Of superior quality for grain
raising, OF which about two thousand acres are under
cultivation balance Of the land meadow and pas
tUre. The Ottawa and Dwight State Road passes
through farm the Petershurgh and Morris Railroad
is surveyed tie north limits Of the farm and the La
Sail. and Lafayette Railroad IL surveyed through the
southern part of the farm. will sell said farm in lots to
suit purchasers and give from three to SIX time to
pay for the same, With interest al ten per cent
hec2f-Em David SIRANN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-01


Sr.TE % 'I-r~0Is, -
Tso-ir Country IS Personality appeared before me.
the undersigned. Notary Pgbc in and for the CITY OF
PEORIA County % Peoria and afpre-1iI CH,ELF-
HUfLtNp Secretary % the Peoria Marine aud Fire 1u
sur1u-c Cnmpluy,F who, after being duly worn IL
poses and that tie annexed statement 81 the -unfi
t"u - THE saI Company i correct according his
.uuVissi.r am! belief
Given under Iuy hand and official seal this eoh day
% Ort0h--, y ID. iSJ1-
BERNARD EiILy. y. p. r. i
ftz1 y. T. BRISTOL. iGeHf Off.'Irf.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-01
Ilc0ifiucs.
-EIz'T1'-'S
lie Pills and EhGniX Ditfers.
GREEN'S I1IEIE!

Successor ~ tie Dit Pioneer,
rTAS been rebuilt during .le .a-: year i the dU
raiFa. substantial and uuFsrurrrI- - manner. and
almost Vaat r-eTeuc.tu cost Jaer motto mas been
and - Exca.s soy" They have
Three I'M OF FTUTT.
n ogT1-i0T which have been arranged expressly for
Custom WORK. with everything entirely neS. and viii
have the fourth nun Merchant Custom Work. yea
fv IN . short time. and when completed viii br superior
T. aay Custom sai Merchant l.. H. ta- State Al that
tcy ash f. fair trial they feel cpu.l aut that With
their new tT. and long eyV-rarr. e. vef-' In The mill
ing business fully them iu IL ring ~ dsr'rG-
LI cum DefitiyH. EoUc III vxvTencs and
co,lmclat.ug mi,ers are employer.
Cash paid Tor the best artieIe VI Winter Wheat.
DAYTON Auril D. l-.j. ! b. GREEN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-01
Tonic sss;tcrs.

II Y. GRIGGS prepares Tonic Bitters that has no
h. equal in either preventing curing que Chill Fe-
and all diseases arising from debility. These Bters
bring the Liver into action, cleanse the blood and act
a tonic the whole system They not cure all. l
do claim any hidden virtue for Them but do claim
and them be the best tonic offered
They healthy appetite and give strength and
energy hundreds who have used them viii testify to-.
Sign of the Good Samaritan, Nattinger's Block
aug29 +. Y. GRIGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-01

TyHYINC bought out the shop stock. and trade OF II.
p Brunker, invite the sporting community TO give
me n call. iavs good an assortment q! sporting ar
,-~lcs as con be found this side of New York City
I,e good Of those splendid cast steel
natanr my, ale end Rifles, made by Mr.. II. r.
j;rurker whose valuable services foreman OF my
shop An work doe my shop, usual Is warranted
to give perfect satisfaction. Colts Mayuards AHer
and Blunt Lyons Revolver and hihe f'sS'iS, kep.
constantly hand, and cheap IS they can We "ois'
Chicago. Caps of all descriptions, AID g'H hA't.'
kept constantly hand. Powier-a superior HfliS'e
kept. for target practice, or long range.
invite the old friends OF II. p irunkr vel as new
traders believing can supply their orders for every
thing in my line and warrant give satisfaction to all
that trade with me. Il. Z. NliCHEEL.
Ottawa, Jan >, IS.,S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-01

HAVE 600 ~ land IN EIrelu CpgH'v suitable
for grazing. which viii sell or exchange fog lands in
La Sale County.
have also 900 acres ~ land IN Henderson County,
IL, 'or sale cheap, viii exchange for improved land,
90 'h.~ County. laugIl r. THOENE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-01
Err.. frr.l,ul.

y7glIE free bridge Fox River at Dayton is now
= completed, and persons living on the east side will
again have the privilege OF patrunz.ng new Girls,
aud FIGURING Mil, which is capable OF grinding
81 bushels per hour. A. the undersigned have eN.
pended their very literally in erecting such NIL
and Bridge the growing wants of the country reqire
they hope receive liberal sha-e OF p2blic patronage
Persons coming from distance will tn1 good warm sta
bling in connection with the above M fre- Of cfGrce
and their pahc house has passed into other ha-ds aud
bids fair do justice 20 the iSHsr at reasonable
rates. Please give call. J. u. GREEN
DaNtoll. Nnvtrnhcr .. l,Ji.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-01
abstracts OF 'gIfIc

ETANING full and complete abstract or title OF
Z every piece Of land or town lot in the county,
which is kept up every night am now prepared to FUR
ns 1T short notice and reasonable terms, abstracts
o. tsfIO faurSl T.. T.. SANGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-01
The Splendid i'bisaelciphi:l
CREAM sY@

HE undersigned has the Agency the celebrated
l.Sand's PHILADELPHIA Cream Ale, manufactured
in Chicago, and for sale at Chicago prices including
cts freight each half hh delivered free Of charge
any part of the City. Families and Saloon keepers tina,
pay for inferior one, will please order from the Agent
II. THOMPSON,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-01
~ isHINHc.y.

ST0IEN from the subscriber living n the town of Sc
- La Sale County, Monday evening, January
4th 1855, a BRIGHT BAY MAKE, with white hair mixed
through the bay heavy with foa barefoot, the etock
joints of the hind feet bent nearly to the ground large
wind gals the gamnrel joints. Said mare had on
when taken, saddle, bride, and halterthe saddle is
new, with light skirts and dark seat. The halter was
leather headstal with rope for strap. The mare was
taken while hitched near the Serena School House.
The above reward will be paid for the and thief
five dollars for the alone or information
that will lead to her recovery.
Address serena Post Office, La Sale County H..
jan9 DANIEL, BLAKE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-01
Va all Paper Depot.
6. c. EARL & SON,


At e. 7. ihelp's old sunni, Main Street, Ohd6G 4,
TiBOiS,
IANE just received their Spring stock and have now
for sale the most elegant lot Of Paper Hangngs,
Window Drapery and Shades offered ia Ottawa
They prepared to furnish IN quantities suit pur
chasers the latest patterns % Satin Gilt Wood and
PAPERS, with matched and common borders Also Fancy
Window Shades, Fire Board Prints, Their stock
is purchased directly from the manufacturers, and sold
A a small advance on first cost mYII-tf
I,AsTERN MADE Doors, Sash, and Blinds, for sale by
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