davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-10
1ERl.S

OTTAWA SEMINARY.
TESHE FOURTH SEMI ANIMAL SESSION commenced
4 Monday Feb. -, 1s5S and will close Fridar
July %, lSJs Students admitted all times and
charged only from the date of entrance. Instructions
are given in all the departments Of an Academic AID
Collegiate course of study.
ErUSRsrs
For Board, Washing, L ghts, and tuition in ths
Academic and Collegiate Departm. nt,, per year
OF II weeh,- 5ioS ~
Or per session of p y
Or per week, asa
Tuition for Gay Scholars.
In the Academic Department, tcompriSins Read
ing Writing. Spelling, Grammar, Arithmetic
Geography, Elementary History, Natural Phi
Iosophy and ConpoSr..i.) Der year ~ 70
In the Collegiate Department, Comprising Gene.
raj History. Book Keeping, Algebra, Geometry
Trisonometry- Astronomy. Easany Chemistry
Geology. L1oiogy. Physiology. Rhetoric. logic,
Mental Philosophy, Moral Science, Political
Economy and Nitural rheology.I per year.. e -
OatiO4sd: Ssadies
Aneen' languages, per year, each, 20 o.
Modern - ....... ~
Drawing and CraJo1iag, .............. "a Ole
Painting in Water Coors ..... . ............. 81 %
Painting in Oil Colors ............... 20 %
Music-tfano and Melodeon, - 90
Use of Instrument NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II 60
For further particulars please address by mail ~
the Seminary, ffcta,l L. CMLACF, Pr!ncfpd!.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-10

yINgIE Exchange Mill of Haskell Sample is ready
Il to do CUSTOM WORK with despatch and satisfac-
zion. Superior EIou- for sale at al times.
myi6 HASKELL 4 SAMPLE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-10
OTTAWA. July Sth, 1875.


Gentlemen Your note of the 9Th inst,
together with the letter Of the same date,
signed by large number Of business men,
touching my official conduct on the 9th inst,
are received.
| beg leave to express to you, and to those
whom you represent, my very warmest ac-
acknowledgement, for the very tlattering man
ner in which you and they have been pleased
to speak of me personally.
Your appreciation of my efforts, in cndea-
voring to execute the laws, designed for
the protection of life and property, induces
me to hope that shall hereafter be able 10
discharge the duties assigned to me to your
satisfaction
II is always much easier for public Of
ficer to succeed in his efforts to carry out
any law, when secondad by the citizens
generally, and especially when, as in this
case, supported by Young America"
With much respect,
am yours truly,
J. o. GLOVER.
To Messrs.
G. Z. WALKER,
SETH C. EARL,
JACKSON & LOCKWOOD,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-10

MAYOR GLOVER. We comply checrtully
with the request of n large number OF our
citizens of all parties, in giving place to the
following correspondence. witch pays no
more than a deserved tribute to the vigil
auce and efficiency of our worthy Mayor,
during the celebration on Monday.
OTTAWA, July 6, 1858.
Hon. J. o. GLOVER,
Nayor Of city Of Ottapa:
UfGr Strive, the bus ness men and
citizens o, Ottawa, feeling that 10 your clear
judgment and forethought was owing much
of the peace and quiet of the ;'good old
An" celebrated On the 9th
That by your pr mpt and intelligent Off
cial action, complete safety to life and pro-
perry was insured
That to your self forge:fulness and devo-
ton as an individual, was owing much Of
the comfort and pleasure of the thousands
congregated:
We therefore, beg leave to tender to you,
as MAJ or, our rcspect-aS a citizen, our
thanks, and our admiration as a man.
G. Z. WALKER,
SETH {. EARL,
JACKSON & LOCKWOOD,
j.. Y. GRIGG:, and others
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-10
TEN DOLLARS LESS

than they purchase Of the pedars That il quite an
item in these dubious times. Please remember this ana
bring your bank bills in before the Banks fail and leave
them your hands.
We thanks to friends and customers for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestow.d upon u.s. and
assured you will be satisfied with prices and the qua
lily Of our Goods. Save your money and drop in on
Main street, opposite the Bank. hing &IsRD
Oct. Il, 1857
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-10
kZlsE.
STOR AGE
NEW MILL.

- u " - \
HRAlS received on Storage at the BURR warehouse
W Grain taken on account. Give a call
JAMES GEO. BRISTOL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-10

Preprsetors of the - Balm OF Thousand Flowers"
For sale by d. WALKER Co.. Sole Agents, Ottawa, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-10

VIII be delivered on the Science of Account CONNER.
ciai Law, Political Economy, Commercial Calculations,
Banking, Mercantile Customs. Commercial Ethics. Rail-
reading, Business Correspondence, Mining, Commerce.
Commercial biography, etc.
SCHOLARSHIP issued from the Chicago College will b
good in Cleveland, Buffalo, ard Albany, and vice
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-10


The Washington Light Guards, Capt. Gray
Handsomely equipped and carefully drilled, they
look every inch the soldier.
The Ottawa City Guards. Capt. Coffev-May they
in this, their adopted home, emulate the fame Of
/ those heroes, the story of whose deeds are the
brightest memories clustering around the Emerald
! Isle.
The Eagle Guards, Capt Hossack- Turrah for
l9nng America! Uncle Sam is proud of I he boys
! Inc Benevolent Societies who present with
Is-May their eNeTtions and influence hasten on
'ne gay when the universal sentiment Shall be,
peace on earth, good will toward men.
me orator OF the Day-Word of wisdom fitly
sp0h Ike apples of gold and pictures of silver
Inc --auies-our Mothers, our Sisters our Wives
to-day; to succeeding times they will become the
heroines of the past and many are thnre To- ~ hon
the Muse Of History may proudly MONT and liz
the mother of the Grachi excairn, IHese, oh these
are n'yje'rets.'
After the feast, the Fire Company came
out and manifested their skill in eleva,ior
water to the highest points of the highest
buildings in the city, which showed most
satisfactorily that they understood the man
agement of their engine.
Near the close Of the day, the military
company under Capt. Gray, came out again
in th.ir fine uniform, and gave full evidence
upon the public square that they had been
under a most excellent drill.
The day went out as it came in, with the
heavy roar Of thirty-two guns.
Early in the evening came the "sght
seeing on the public square. in the way Of
| fire works" and under the good manage
ment Of W. Coggswell, Esq, these sights"
surpassed anything of the kind ever wit.
messed in Ottawa.
1t would be unjust to close this account
! Of the "doings of the day" without making
special mention Of the fne appearance and
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10

Snow Storm In Maine
BANGOR, Nov. S.-Several inches of snow fol-
lowed by rain, fell here this morning.
INoTE.-The above comprise all the kilograms received
by the agent of the Associated Press this city The
following are from the New York papers of yesterday
Escape of Two Murderers from Prison In
ROckland County.
SUFFERN, n. Y, Nov. S.-Two prisoners, con-
vlcted OF murder, and sentenced to be hung on the
10th of December next, broke Jail at New City,
Rockland county, N. Y, on Saturday evening
Their descriptions as follows: Thomas Mulroy,
native of Ireland about thirty years of age, FIVE
feet nine inches high, very round shouldered, is
quite lame, has light hair and gray eyes, and is
poorly. clothed. Michael Mccormick, native of
ireland, aged twenty-five years, about the same
size as Mulroy, black hair and eyes, walks erect
and is quite intelligent and well dressed
The two murderers were sentenced to be hung
by Judge Emot, of Poughkeepsie, at the recent
Court of Oyer and Terminer held at Haverstraw.
Rockland county. After receiving their sentence
they were sent to prison for safe keeping. On Sat
urday night they made their escape from their cell
to another. and passing through a fue, passed the
guards without being Observed and escaped. Nc
Cormick murdered John Mitchell some time last
August, in GROCERY in Haverstraw by stabbing
him with penknife. Mulroy murdered his bro,
ther-in-law, Martin Holland, at Haverstraw, on the
9Th of September last, by striking him upon the
head with a rocking chair.
A reward of 5000 is offered for their apprehen-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET November s.
The arrivals of Beef Cattle show falling off, reaching
about 1900 head at the different yards this week. and the
which ranged from Sc to sK the bulk being
at from 81 to the 100 lbs.
at from s3O to 40 for fresh Cows $45 $25 to 80
springers and SIS to 20 for dry Cows or Hogs
rivals at Philips Yard 3457 prices ranging from
s5H to 6x the 100 lbs., nett
Of Sheep about 5000 at Wardes and all sold at
from 50 each according to condition. equal to 7Ks
c. per H., dressed -s.fsz..
CINCINNATI MARK EFT, Nov. 6.-FLouR.-The bust
ness done to-day was local and quite limited The sales
465 for choice 2O35 barrels were received the last "a
hours. '
:, MhlskEf-There an improved demand to-day ow-
s W he rse In the river Pittsburg, and prices ao
fauoeu' sales OF 1900 bbls. at 18c including wagon
HadS,-Ine market buoyant to-day, and prices
ing been made for fore part Of December at &c. The
plumber offering is small " -, :.
fhs Paekns season may now bs considered fully open,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10
Ppoaprss or rCrvu1zAr1os.-The Tinreror,,

PROGRESS OF CIvILIZATIoN.-The Tipperary Erdna-
liner publishes letter dated Dungarvan, Oct. 10th,
from which the following is an extract: "A plea
sing and novel presented at the funeral of
the late Doctor Quinn, of this town, who was lately
priest, the Rev. DIR. Hally, walked before the coffin,
assisted by his curate, the Rev. NJ Mooney, and the
Rev Mr.. Toomey chanting the burial service
alking behind the coffin were to be seen, with
hats in hand three Protestant parish ministers, and
one Protestant curate Indeed, it must be remarked
with truth that the Protestant clergy of this locali
ty for years back have been remarkable for mild
rian bigotry" t"l
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10
NaxUS from, Tfah

LEAvENwoRTH. Nov. 4, via BONNEVILLE, Nov. T.
The Utah mail arrived on Sunday. Heavy snow
storms are reported at Deer creek, which had rem
dered the roads quite impossible for wagons. The
mail was packed on mules from the Big Blue, that
stream being too high to ford The rain storms
which have prevailed throughout that section for
the past two weeks extended eighty-fve miles west
of Fort Kearney, and passengers by the mail trains
were being left behind.
No summary of news is furnished from Salt Lake
City.
The District Court of Utah had adjourned till the
first Monday in November
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10
AMANDA VI. LEON u.s. ISRAEL A LEON
1 n IEiE SUPERIOR CQIIRT OIl D

in THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BA
1TIMORE CITY-The object of this suit is to Obtain
divorce rt"cWo mdtTimOnt, of the complainant from
defendant the ground stated in the bill that b
termarriage of the complainant and the defendant wi
was solemnized at the city of Baltimore on the
day OF June in the year eighteen hundred and
by John W Hedges Minister of the Gospel, was and
null and void db inO for the cause that at the time
said marriage, tue said defendant, Israel A Leon =
already without the knowledge of the complainant M
ried to certain Abbey E. Leon the said Israel and All
having been lawfully married to other at the ctv
New ork, on the twenty fourth day of Nav in the
eighteen hundred and ifty-seven, by B. W. Osborn on,
the police justices of said city of New York and hay
afterwards cohabted man and wife, and the said m
rage of the defendant to the said Abbey subsstinS;n
force at the time of his said marriage to the compsnp
The bill states that the said Israel A. Leon resides
the State of Maryland. WI
1t is thereupon adjudged and ordered this N
day of October, eighteen hundred fty-eieht that
complainant by causing copy of this order to be
In some newspaper published Baltimore citv once
week during one month after the date of this order n
notice to the said absent defendant of the object and
stance of this BILL and warn him appear in this Co
IN person or by solicitor before the first dov
March, A. D. 1852 to answer the premises and show can
if any he has, why decree ought to pass as
u. COLLINS LEE
oc26-1aw4w O-'i " n
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10
JOHN EsCHBACH rs. CHARLES A. MCKEE
\ THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR RAJ

AIlMORE ClIf-ln the matter of the return Of nrocee
ings before Justice Carl, wherein sale was made and
our o95neu py niam Woodward Constable-ordered IN
Dy Mlam m "ooIWard constable, of the leasehold inte
est ana estate oil defendant in and to all those fonr con
u9us ioSs OF ground and premises running on the Ca
sue o schroeder street. all together front Of ffty t
a sws WIN uePIh OF seventy subject the yearly rent o.
% II ~ VI Sau iots OF S44OO, and $500 on each OF tn
oleT three oIS reSpectiyely-bcng the same pieces a
arces o ground which were leased by John Eschbach
M e sa9 Cllares Mckee, by indentrre recorded anon,
Az % w IS IorIs us OIL Baltimore city, in her b. ~ NJ l2p
Sonh hschoach, for the Of one hundred and M
aodlarS De ratified and confirmed unless cause 10 h,
De shewn on before the lfth day Of Noycmbc
meAL provided copy of this order he published once
Baltimore city. p SHHt ~ ~ ttilT,s sttilTr p"
oc251aw3w - '-'-''''' '-'' N'''A.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10
POLIGE INTELLLGENnE

man named Timothy Clark was yesterday arrested
and arragned before the Mayor the charge
ing and beating Lawrence ONel with iron bar the
Baltimore Gas Works. The accused had quarrel with
ONeil and picking up the bar made blows at his
head. ONe retreaed but Clark succeeded in striking
him. ONeil threw up his to ward off the blow and
received terrible wound upon his left arm, which will
disable him for several weeks After hearing the evidence
in the Clark held bail in the sum of $500 to
the charge before the Criminal Court Mr. Edward
Kelley being his bondsman.
Warner Hall was yesterday arrested by officer Hale
the charge of breaking down lamp post. He fined
and costs and committed IN default of payment by JUS
tice Showacre
James Pearce arrested on Monday night charged
with assautng and beating Leary Kidd with club
Justice Audoun committed him for Court
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10
remain, sir, your obedient servapt,
- STEPHEN GAVE,
Chairman of the West India Committee.
st. Georges hall, Liverpool, Oct. a.

The Southern Citizen, John Mtchel,) in reply to
certain structures of Richard Haughton and the
Nation thus defines the position of the Irish Ameri-
cans with regard to Human Slavery:
First Every lrshman in the Southern States
without exception, who can afford to buy negroes,
straightway buys them.
Second: Some ofthe largest and most successful
planters in the Southern States are born Irishmen
and the finest plantation that has been purchased in
America for many years, with 500 negroes upon it,
was last winter sold in Louisiana; the purchaser was
an Irishman.
Third: Not only is there large number of Irish
born citizens at the South who own slaves; but most
OF the Southern planters and shareholders, we are
proud to say, are Irish by descent
Fourth: Our acquaintance with Irish-born citi-
zens at the South is very extensive, and we never
met with one of them who is not in favor of reyi-
wing the slave trade with Africa save one and he is
very large Shareholder already, and wants no
more.
Fifth: Irish citizens at the North, though thew
have no personal interest in Slavery almost univer
sally give their votes to let it alone (which s all
that is asked of them because they have no business
with it, no responsibility for it, because it exists
under the Constitution; by which same Constitu.
their own rights and liberties exist and because it:
enemies have proved themselves to be their enc
mics. Wv
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10
geqal Notitts.
YNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICI

ENHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE TIL
a the subscriber of Baltimore city, in Maryland
obtained from the Orphans Court of said city lete
administration with the will annexed of the
tate of JOHN WILLIAM KALTENBACH late of said
deceased All persons having claims against the said
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber before the
day of May next; they may otherwise by law he
cluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 10th day of October 1873
SOPHIA KALTENBACH
oc20.1aw4w* Adm,x with will arr,o,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10
SAMUEL BURNS and GEORGE F. SLOAN rer,,,,
-nr rr,rr GEORGE W. Balm.
TN THE CIRCUIT C0ITRT I7op ma,

"A TlMoRE CITY, October 2Sd, ls5S-Orderad ,bat -.
saie made and reported by George NJ Gil Tta .aao
o.s ,or ene sale OF the property mentioned in tSs
70 the contrary thereof be shewn on or before tb 1G
y SL November next,provided copy of this order ba
IN some wspaper printed in the city of Balti
once IN each of three successive weeks before ths
said 18th day of November next A 'eiOIe 'ns
Inc report states the amount of sales to be Il 90
W. III. H. TURNER, Clerk
oc251aw3ws 49, CO.,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10
A N U S T. III Il " rs

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The performances at this
house tonight will commence with the brilliant evolu-
tons of Marietta Zanfreta and others upon the tight
rope This Will be succeeded by the grand ballet dacon
of The Contydbdndist, in which Francois Ravel Mile
ments viii inc Mis- FraPi raP ing g Second g
great comic pantomme Of Asphodet, which received
last night by crowded audience with every manifesto
ton of delight Both of those universal tavorites Ga
briel and Francois Ravel appear in this panomme in
which they introduce variety of their best deusve
tricks and transformations.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10

PRoTECTIoNIsTs IN AUSTRALIA Vienna letter
says: "The Minister of Finance has replied to the
petitions OF the manufacturers, who begged for an
increase of the protective duties by rejecting their
application: 1t is stated that deputaton Of those
persons is shortly to have an interview with the
Archduke Regnier, President of the Council of the
Empire, to beg him to support their petition,
cil." 1l ,a
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10
'0oihHASI BALTIMORE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
r>r rr,,- rerSuS CASPAR MILLER
IN THE CIRCUIT COTTRT EOR RAJ

CITY Oct 2sth ls5s-Oriercd that the sale
sale Of poteu oy Luther NJ Reynolds Trustee for the
a Vi property mentioned in the proceedings Of the
cause be ratified confirmed unless cause TO the
IhS tlereo De shewn before the 10Th day No
500 ~ ~AS provided copy of his order he inserted in
81 & &e"spaper printed in Baltimore city, once in each
- successive weeks be'ore the said 18th day Of No
be S450 w II NJ TIrnNnt,p o ,',ai S,ieS u
oooo True copy-Test-W II. II. TURNER, CTk.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10
Trial of n Murderer.

PORTLAND, Nov 8.-A cattle train on the Grand
Trunk Railroad ran off the track near Gloucester,
killing Mr. Hazlet, the engineer, and slaughtering
large number of cattle.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10

the weather having become sufficiently cool to slaughter
with safety There is quite large number of hogs in the
pens and in the vicinity of the city a..
PRovIsIoNsFor future delivery there is large spec
ulave demand for all articles of the hog product and
the market firm but sales kept private general
thing In old stuff we hear of sales day worthy
note. There is very little legitimate demand but the
market is firm.
WILMINGTON MARKET, November S.-TURPENrINE
Sales Saturday of 200 bbs and to-day of 910 do
310 for Virgin and yellow Dip, and 175 for hard per
2S0 lbs
Nothing doing in Spirits, Rosiu, or Tar.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 6.--CoTToS- Demand steady
with moderate sales The market unsettled and prices
are in favor of the buyer.
WooL-Market firm, with fair demand. The following
the sales for the week Fleece us 900 lbs 3756
cts, Pulled, 5000 lbs at q u G45 cts.
PRINTING CLoTas-The following are the sales for the
week
5000 pieces 64x64, So cts; 5000 do 64x64. private
terms; 4,5O0 do 6Ox6s private TERMS 5000 do 6Ox6s
5S cts 5000 do 6ox6i Ak cts; 1000 do 6Ox64 private
TERMS 5000 do 52x52 AZ cts; 5000 do. 4Sx52 private
terms Total, &c, 500 pieces.
DEMAND FOR T0BACC0.-The tobacco exported by
this country to all countries has risen twenty millions
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS

HE is ONLY PRINTER.-The following tribute
to our noble preservative art we find in a -eotem-
porary, and we commend its strong contrast to the
intelligent reader
He is only printer. Such was the sneering re-
mark of leader in a circle of aristocracySthe
Goldfish quality. Who was the Earl of Stanhope :?
He was only printer. What is Prince Frederick
He too is oniv printer m ter Who was va sahu WiiIiam
Claxton, one of the fathers of literature? He was
only printer. What was Washington Irving, G..
?. Morris, N. P. Willis, James Gales, Horace
Greeley, Bayard Taylor, Charles Dickens, Theirs,
Douglas Jerrold, George Dennison Prentice, Sena-
tors Dix, Cameron, Bigler, Anthony and Niles ?
They, two, were printers. What was Benjamin
Franklin? He, also, was a printer. And last,
though not least, who is James Buchanan, who oc-
cupies the most enviable position on earth ? Only
aprinter Every one cannot be printer-brans
are necessary.-Peoria NY Journal