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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04
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Volume Fourteen begias September II. 1858.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04
ID estrvcticI OF the New York Q arantine
Buildings By Mob.

New YORK. Sept. 2.
The Quarantine station at Staten Island
was attacked last night by a mob Of 200
men, and several of the buildings fred
The large hospital buildings. the buildings
used for yellow fever patients. and Dr..
Thompson's private residence, was entirely
destroyed. Ssver.l other small buildings on
the premises were also destroyed.
DR.. Thompson rallied \ force Of 60 men,
and enjeavored to protect his dwelling. bu:
they were all driven out. One man Of the
Doctors party was shot dead.
Be- ore firing the Fever Hospital. tn. mob
removed the patients on their mattresses to
. distance, laying them on the ground.
No intelligence Of this outrage reach the
city until 8 o'clock this morning. when bo
dy Of harbor police was dispatched IL the
scene, but they arrived too late to be of any
service.
The inmates Of the Quarantine. together
with the physicians, all fed, fearing the mob
intended t. take their lives.
II is aacertained that the burning II the
Quarantine building at Staten Island was
decided on At meeting Of citize held
yesterday At Ca>t'eton. Bay T"mpkins AID
Thomas Burns. hotel keepers, were active
81 this meeting. The Board If Health At
Ca<tlrton also posted . rand bill Aligned ny
sheis Chsirmsn and Secretary. in whic:s the
sauaaantine was denounced ~ . nuisance
to~ intolrrahle to ne borne. and recommend.
ing the citizens to protect themselves BY
ahating Il without delay.
Tho p'sh was TO hurn all the building,
and p,acinE the sick in = harg. tow them to
the city and leave them anchored of the
battery. The number Of the sick Is 81. sew.
eral Of whom are nearly dead. No Disguise
vas attempted by the mob. It is said they
intended to burn the main buildings to-
night. hut the presence Of the police will
probably prevent It.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

A writer in the New York Erpress. who
heard the debate between Douglas and Lin
coin At Otawa-as We see by an exchange
which copies the article-yives it Is his
opinion, that Douglas cannot Do beaten.
That 10 the opinion Of everybody in Ilii-
nois The same writer presents the two
speakers in miniature:
There 10 no comparison in my judgment
between the two speakers. Judge Douglas
stands erect, and has the bearing aad he
presents the thoughts Of 4 statesman who
aims ut the welfare Of the whole county,
Mr.. Lincoln throws himself into all manner
Of shapes when speaking and represents q
bs says at the furihest North and through
out the South. Mr.. Lincoln could not find
hearers south Of the Potomac on the doc
trines he processes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04

Pref. Ru.s.LL. # Green county. cores
ponding with M. S. Fnxxc,s. Secretary Of
the State Agricultural Society. s.ys that up
land rice 10 cultivated Eueeessf0ily IN some
Of the counties bordering On the Ohis river.
Specimens II this cereal are desired for
exhibitisn u the State Fair. at which place
. fair prics would he given fns quantity Of
the seed far distribution. II any Of sur
Southern Illinois readers can assist lr. flAs-
euis sbtaining thsss artislss ths assistasss
ws1M b setesnsd - gssaS lb1es.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04
Tar .S,k kofice

NpTICE is hereby given to the following named per
~ and all others interested. that 1t sale OF
Lafs and Town Lots and costs due the c.
tyf Ottawa thereon for the municipal year. ending on
thnrst Monday OF May, A. p 1885, >5Is., held At the
dor OF the Court House in said city the ~ day o.
Dcember A. D. 1887. by the collector q said city the
uiessgned became the purchaser Of the following de.
ibsd Lots and that the time for the redemption NJ the
will expire in from the date Of said sale
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