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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-19

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DOUGLASS & CLARK
RE on hand as usual with their large and well Sc
"A lected stock of
Fail and Winter Dry Goods
Which they invite the people of Ottawa and La .ile
: County examine.
Z We have the largest stock of DRY GOODS in Ottawu
and shall sell them ut prices that cannot be beat.
We invite particular attention TO our stock of
DRESS GOODS.
Also, to our Black and Colored Silks, Plain and FL
Cured Neruos, E"oche, stella ooIen Long Shs wis
W. shall offer extra Inducements the above Goods
OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT
Is full Table Danask, Beaciie,i and Brown Snreads
Towels Napkins Diapers, Crash, Shirt Linen Shirt Be-
Velvet Ribbons, Dress Trimmings Frinres Bonnet and
Kid Gloves and all other styles of Gloves.
We keep full stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Scch Wooen Blankets, Fannels Checks Stripe Shirt
ngs. Tickings. Batngs, Bleached and Br shcengs
Drills, CambrcS. CassiTeres, Satnets, Jeans Gents
Wrappers and Drawers, and Ladies' Wrappers,
Also \ full stock of
YANKEE NOTIONS
Besides thousands of other articles that have
time TO mention.
Remember the place. Glover and Cooks Block mex,
door to q. l.. ThonIpson's City Drug Store.
sep25 DOUGLASS CLARK.
SOmelhim. New.
l1N!E subscriber has established Wood and Coal
Il Yard on La Sale Street, opposite the Geiper House
where the public can be furnished with Wood coal
by weight and measure in such quantities they may
want.
He is also agent Tor the sale Of the PERU SHAFTED
COAL the best article of Btuinous Coal west o; Pitts
burg being free from sulphur stone and dirt and max
ing bright aud cheerful fire, without any of the often
sive gas and DIRT accompanying all surface oal.
Also, constantly on hand CHARGE AL for sale in anv
quantity best White Ga. Posts; Ader's Brick of ali
kinds.
Selling best White Oak WOOD, IS. so per cord,
Best Ottawa Coal, 81 per ton delivered
Peru Coal, - 30 per ton, delivered,
Which he is satisfied, if tried will be found the
cheapest aud best Goa! used in this CITY
Brick at Buffalo Rock prizes.
Charcoal, 90 cents per bnshel
White Oak Posts, 10 cents apiece
Farmers can be accommod Al ed with Coal at the above
yard, in such quantities ~ WISH at the same price
il can be purchased for at IT, : .ds
N.B.-Wood Choppers wartsl
/ L. BATCHELDER.
oc16-6m Ia Sale ST., opposss' TIE Geiger House
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Staiit!cts., Hills

tlf ..'o,t Nl- win 'onr run OF bagrs, and situated
i On The Fox River Feeder -four mile. a,,- OF,
together with I-l6h Of the that Cow in -a: rv-
VI" De- leased Tor - term % Var upon tie most fya--
he terms IH- location and power j. r-tr,, sd il, III .
western country. and liberal Inducements are offered 70
n- Of enterprise and capital, which - rarely or .yr
signed n Gprt->.
Dayton, February :. 1871
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BraMdies aud Wines

LII who desire the best and purest Liquors. for Me.
| "A dcinai use will find them my store. Hemesy
0fane and Currsnt wsss, Tssssis and Madeira wines.
! ~ IA GRIGG8.
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| /UuBenfs.
Tuition and Board and Tuition must be paid quarter
| ~ IN advance
Farmers can pay mart of the same in such culinary
Pnahcts as can be used in the Boarding Department.
ror 'ur'her particulars, please address by mail at
the seminary. iscp4i L. UMLAUF, Principal. o.
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Wooden Manufactorv!!

!s'EE undcrs ;Fkc this method OF info-D ,rag-
T. od customers, and the public generally ,Ea, w. ar.
putting INTO orr E-tJbshrler this S,,rir- NJ me-
wI' enable Us t"tGrn that double tn. AMOUNT Of
"'ods W. nave usually done; the demand our GOOD.
warrants ihs additional Machinery ana we hope 10 give
abstraction ia our exchanges Of WnuIen ,o,. '. -
We never have, and not intend N c,rI i,., ~ -
lNf"A OF c"'u and sell 1t Tor all wool. goods are
'Frii'tel IN TINS reFpect. and also for durability
i continue to exchange for Wool formerly Tie FOL
lowing hin Is Of Goods VIZ: Heavy ,-,ssf-,.-.' -.
"t!S' fihhtia OF different kinds, Blankets, aud stock.
,s CONSIDER fhe attention VIII be paid to s. king
@rterS VIII De ied Tor all tie different grades and
hE"5 q" iaTIl' COMMON Mixed, indigo Biz. Mixed RI
C1"n't, 6c ana ne va manu- facture, Tor merchant,
/ and others Wool in lois IF on, r,, 49,.
"hEi' uto et"uE.Hg Yarn. or auy OF the above kinds
! goods on liberal terms for cash or vol. Also.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-03
Adventures and sufferings Of Lest

The little girl at Vest Milford, who was lost in
the woods from Monday until Thursday. when
found five miles aEsy, was in famishsd condition
and rave1ously deyoured some bread which her
discoTersrs happened to have in their possession.
Bordering the house of her parents is spring or
brook, where the family washing is usually done.
Whilst the mother was ct the brook washing, the
little one, about three and half years. was play
ing about the bushes with child somewhat older.
As the bushes are quite thick and the country back
mountainous and altogether uninhabited, it proved
impossible to find the lost child and she would un-
dOubcdly have persisted but for accidental discove-
ry by farmer and his man. who were going over
the mountain to cut little plot Of grass when they
the little thing trying TO get away through the
underbrush. Her feet were bare and her arms were
all scratched and wounded by briars aud brush, by
which they had been torn.
Upon Offering her piece Of bread, from their
dinner pail she sna,ched it and deToured il amost
ravenousIy. Her little hood she had kept upon her
head though it had been united sll the while; il is
sigular thaE during the days and nights spent in
the woods she had kept this little hood. She was
found in direct line five miles from home but how
far she may have travelled n her Wanderings TO get
that distance away cannot be told. She must
have gone over rocky places where she was in con-
slant danger of tumbling over precip.oes, and
where rattlesnskes are 80 thick as to keep men
and boys in fear of their proximity. She had also
forced her way through briars, over sEamps, and
through thick shrub districts where only hGntsmen
penetrate for the country thereabous is the widest
and most impenetrable She was 90 young as to
be without fear, bu. must have suffered terribly
from hunger and from the pains of her laeersted
limbs.-PGneTsOn guardian, AHg. &c.
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FOR ARMY TKANsPOTA-
ouLRrrRxAsTER GENrRAL's oErIcr,

QuARTERNAsTER GENERALS 0FFICE,
Washington, June %, 1859.
the lst day Of October next for the transpor'
tou Of military supplies during the 1860 and 1861 on the
/ FROM Forts Leavenworth and Ry in Territory Of Kan
any point on the welank the Missouri river north OF Fort
Lenworth and south latitude 80 g mort at which depot
he established, to the osts Whcl are now or may ne
scd in the Territory Of Nebraska south CT latitude "a deg
latitude A north and east OF iong
tdc l deg west, and in the Territory tan nort 0i Suue
a. degrees north and east Of longitude ia deg west
. From Forts Leayenworth and Riley in the IeToTy OF hAn
and from the in Tie State Of MoNr 10 o
Union in the Territory Mexico to ether dspo' tha
may le designated iu that Territory. ,,.,
= From For! Union such other depot may be desgnaed
the Territory Of New Mexico tn posts depos that are or
nay be established in The Military Department OF New Mexico
except Forts Bliss and Fillmore.
The weight be each year will not be less on eher
routes than hundred poundes, more on
than ten millions pounds and routes and than
two millions five hundred thousand pounds seach.
Proposals Will state the per hundred pounds hundred
miles for which transportation performed each route
in month Of the year. and may made for all the routes
collectively, any Of them, each separately
Bidders will give their full we'll as their places OF
residence and be prepared to execute with good security In
such the Quartermasier General determine
Coutraers readiness service by tie ls day
IanuFry l6 transportation be demanded at
routes, they will requud 10 have places OF
agencies the vicinity Of Fort Leayenwort
Fort Laramie and F'rt Uni0n or other depot in new eAco Al
which tley may .ncatel with prOnptyFand readily
Each proposal accompanied by guarantee signed y
three perSOoS known satisfactorily cerhed 10 he guar
ermsr General, setting forth that the party rop sing shall
be awarded the contract they will enter an obligation Tor is
faithful performance.
Proposals will he endorsed as follows: Proposals for Arhy
1dHpotdo and will be entertained unless they ully
comply wt all the spulaos forth in this advertisement
The right is reserved Of rejectnsany or al The bdthat may
be made
July 6-3taKtlstOct
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-03

A NOVEL STATUTE.-The last Legislature of Mich
igAn passed an act empowering any number of citi-
zens not less than ten or more than one hundred to
organize themselves into body corporate 'for the
purpose Of apprehending hOrse-thieves and other
felons," and investing each member Of such body,
when engaged in making such arrest, With the pow
era Of 3 constable.
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To QuintnS DeIius.

To QuintuS Deiius.
iTRhSsLATGON FRoz HoRAcE-oDE
''Aequam memento, rebus in arduis
serYare menien. '-H0fGce:
Delius since you we're born to die,
ndays unhappy keep an equal mind,
And when the scene is brightest to your eye
Marx thou, the Shades that silent steal behind.
Do this my friend, though adverse fortunes grieve
Your heart from youth to ages evening chill;
Do this although in careless hours you leave
The noisy town for some sequester' d rill:
And stretched at ease where cool and dark entwine
The lofty pine and hoary poplar boughs,
You drown the past in old Faernan wine,
Or seal on dewy lips lovers VOWS.
There where the current gldes with trembling breast
Command your slaves the banquet to array
And on each brimming goblet let them rest,
The rose whose beauty fades within day.
Yes pleasure seek while youth and fortune yield
Spirit and zest to life's too transient hour,
TIL TIL bright eye by paIlii death sealed,
And tn black thread has felt Atropos' power
Then must you 60, from all ycur purchasd groves,
From stately house, and country seat depart,
stranger in your cherished garden roves,
And your love enthras another's heart
Such is yo1r doom, no matter whence you come.
From Grachu5 proud line, Lowry cot,
The fate meet here ever is the same.
No mortal yet, by Pluto forgot.
VII
Our lots are shaking in the general uIn,
Sooner or later must the cast be DER.
TO the same pathway must our faces turn,
In endless exile OF the Lethsn shore II.
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NOPSIS
NJ Il - =
OF the Presidents Proclamation, No. GIO,
dafpd she fhirfieth GaV of NAV. IS5o.

dated the IhirJieth day of May, 1859.
orders Public Land sales in the State Iowa, held
( the time and places stated, as follows. viz
Office Fort Dodge, commencing AOUdGy. the
tCeaIy ddy September 5ef the disposal
lie heretofore RNrsred Of tgoAe t0cHshs and parts
townships situated in the north part State
the Of Humboldt, Wright kossuh, Bancroft,
h0ntas, Palo Ao.and Emmett.
Land Office Sioux City, commencing Monday,
M t}irG ~ OF Oc0br merit, the disposal Of the Public
Lands unOfered, situated in the counties Of Poahou
tas Alto Emmett, Clay, Cherokee, Buea VISTA Brien
Occoa Sioux, Buncnmbe, and Plymouth, tAty townships
aud OF townships
Lands appropriated by law for the Schools Military and
9th purposes together with Ia SwaUp and OyerOwed Lands,
vii he excluded from he SAILS.
will be kept open until the lands all offered,
which accomplished Witan tive weeks, and longer;
private entry of any Of the lands will be permitted until
al the expiration Of thetwO weeks
Pre- empOu claimants required TO establish their claims TO
satisfaction Of the proper Register and Receiver and make
payment for the same appointed for the
the lUbc sales otherwise their claim will he fer
feitei. IlluS. A. HENDRlChS,
Commissioner OF The General Land Office,
WasbiD-ton CITY. July u. 1859 iuly24-ltaw-Gw
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To Correspondents.

1t will great unnecessary friends,
in writing to Us, will beaI in nil the following rules
Always give the date Post 0ee county and State in the body
Of your letter.
II yeu wish the Paper changed from ee to another give
both Offices in full.
II write business and other separate
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such facts
and subjects be Of information interest the public
Anonymous communications ofEhaeyer character will
no attention.
Correspondents should write only side Of the paper
We cannot undertake TO return rel cted communicaonsa
All letters on business should be directed Mesrs. E. g..
pTletorS.
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plsgraeeful seene in a chnreh.

On Sunday, Aug. 9Th, disturbance took place in
the parish church Of ST. George-in- East, Lon
don, Of which the Rev. Bryan King is rector. For
soma time psst feeling Of dissatisfaction has
listed among the psrishiOnsrs in consequence Of the
Tractsrian practice sanctioned by the rector; and
for several Sundays lately number Of persons
have regularly Kissed and hOOted him and his Gu
rate both going in and leaving the church with his
ehoiristers.
On Sunday afternoon when the service was finish
ed and the chorstsrs we're leaving the church, they
met some persons in the lobby with their hats on,
and passing them TO go into tn eVestry TO unrobe,
they attempted to knock their hats off One Of
the ohoiristers then struck some person, when
fearful disturbance took place. The crowd attempt
ed to pull the ohoiristers' surplices Off and many
blows were exchanged between the infCriated par
ties: hats were knocked eff, groans, hOOiings, and
Kisses heard cries of Turn Out the Puseyites"
$50 to Rome" Police" were raised, and fearful
confusion took place. Mr.. Churchwarden Thomp-
son. who entered the building at this time, insisted
on The rector Immediately ordering his choiriSters
to retire to the vestry, which was soOn done, Wneo
therector aud hts chorsters left to to the rectory
they were again met with jeafening grssns, yells,
So, which confined until they took shelter in the
rectory.
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Cumberland Female College.
AT MCMlNNVILLE, TENN,

"a CCLII:
D. NJ DONNELL A. NJ, President.
Mrs D. 81 D0NNELL, GOyerneSs-
Rev. J. NJ. MCNURRl, Moral Science.
NJ IS SOPHIA S. SEARCI, English Branches.
Miss ELIZABETH N. SEARCY, French and English
Branches
Primary DEP1RTNENT:S
Mrs. LUCY A. GLASCOCk, Music
Mrs. SUSAN u. LYON, Painting, Embroidery, &c.
+This Department will be filled by the lst OF September
Rates of Tuition, Board, &c.
Tuition in Preparatory Department, IS 70 ~
- - Collegiate '' 10 " 20
Music with use Of instrument for instruction, 25
Contingent fee S1.5O
Board at the College, inclrdng lights fuel, washing &e 30
The above charges twenty weeks though there is but
during the year The session will commence
the frSt Monday in September and cicse in June.
Por further particulars apply to the President, or
auglS-dtwkWlm 7. C. SMARTT, Secretary.
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LYNDON FOR SALE.

WHTE are Oferng for sale the Mansion and m
wv Farm OF A. B. Montgomery, situated on s.gA
khs Middle Franklin TurRpike three miles from l1sEI
she Public Square in Nashville This is undcubt. sss
sdly TIE most highly improved property now offer.
ed fer sale anywhere in the vicinity OF Nashville -
Il contains altogether about 20 acres one third wood lands
balance under fencen cultivation. We deem il nnpccSary
anything BY way Of oolmendaon, the property Will
speak for itseh ). l. r. W. BROWN,
aug2-dH Real Estate Agents
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NEW YORK STYLE.

lie purposes having regular Bill Of Fare with prices at
achei he enabled 70 suit 9th pockets appe
his customers, and charge for more than they get
This needed in ourcy and he hopes by attention
merit pabc patronage lie feels certain Of
cess with and the mmoru Phil in the kitchen
furnish public dinners at the shortest notice He also
keeps on hand large stock Of
CIGARS CHEWING TOBACCO, UIKES and LTQUORS.
Call and examine at the Metropolitan
marchir-dIy J. MOORE.
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.
Ague Cure,

FOR The SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, OF Fever and Ague, Res
mittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb AgRe,
Periodical Headache, OF Bilious Head
ache. and Bilious Fevers, indeed for the
whole class of diseases originating IN bile
iary arrangement. caused by the Malaria
of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy Is louder called for by tie ne
cessities of the American people than sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague. such we are
now enabled 10 offer. with 4 perfect certainty
that It viii eradicate the disease and with as
surance, founded On proof, that no harm can
arise from its use in any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents thus dis
order must be Of immense service IN the eOmrlu-
mites where IL prevails. PreUr5sOH 5 better than
cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he
must run m violent attacks Of this baletul DIS
temper. This CURE expels the niasmatic
poison Of FEVER AND ACRE from the system and
prevents the development Of the disease, If taken
on the first approach OF Its premOnitOry symptoms.
Il Is not only the best remedy vet discovered
for this class Of complaints but also the cheapest.
The large quantity we supply for dollar brings it
within the reach of every body; and IN bilious
districts where FEVER AND AGUB prevails, every
BODY should have it and use It freely both f0T
and protection. It IS hoped this price viii place it
within the reach Of all = the poor as wei as the
rich. A great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Intermittents Is, that it contains no Quine
or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the eonstitu
ton. Those cured by IL are left healthy IS Il
thew had never had the disease
Fever and Ague6s not alone the consequence Of
the miasmatic poison A great variety Of disorders
arise from its irritation. among which are Neural
gia, Rheumatism, Cont, Headsche. BLINDNESS,
TOothache. Esrache, Catarrh. Asthma. PalPitation.
Painful Affection of the Spleen, Mysteries Paia in
the Bowels, Collie. Paralysis. and Derangement Of
the Stomach, all OF which, when originating IN
this cause put on the intermittent type. become
periodical. This oCURE exPcls the poison frDIn
the blood, and consequently cures them all alike.
1t is an invaluable protection 10 immigrants and
persons travelling or temporarily residing IN the
malariOus districts. If taken occasionally or daily
while exposed TO the infection, that viii be eXers-
ted from the system, and cannot accumulate IN
sufficient quantity 20 rpen into disease. Hence .
is even more valuable for protection than cure, and
few will ever suffer from Intermittents, il they
avail themselves Of the protection tbs remedy
afF,rla
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or A FAMILY PHYsIc.

are so composed that disease within the range Of their
action can rarey withstand or evade them. Their pen
etratng properties search and cleanse and nyigOrate
every portion Of the human organism correcting is
diseased action, and restoring its healthy vitltes As
consequence Of these properties. the invalid who =
bowed down with pain physical debility astonshsd
TO find his health energy restored BY remedy az
once simple and inviting.
Not only DO they cure the everyday complaints Of
every body. but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases The agent below named is pleased 20 furnish
gratis ny American Almanac, containing certificates
OF their cures and directions for their in the follow
ing complaints COstiresess, HeaTtbETH, Hsaaaciis,
GTiSHg from d5sordsrs3 stomach, NaseG indigestion,
Pam ~ and Morbid Igact0n Of tbe Bofrels Fatise,
plants arising from low state Of the body obsTue-
lion OF its functions They are excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restoration Of
tone and strength 20 the system debtated BY disease
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-03

SEvERAL handsome rooms the second and third
stories Of the Unoa and American Block, corner OF ChuTI
snd Spring streets Apply to J. o. Grth, ct the UnloE
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METROPOLITAN
EATING HOUSE.

TFyIiE Proprietor beg inform the cit OF Nashville and
the public generally, that he has, at considerable expense,
fitted up the store houses on the
CORNER or CHERRT ! AND CEDAR STREETS
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Freight Transportation.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
TNE Southern Road OF the four great lines. This road has
thus IA been managed in such way commend At 70
che public patrOnsge
This Company, under the General Superntendence OF
HI. ID. MEARS, General Freight Agent,
offers inducements shippers Baltimore, Philadelphia
New lork, Boston Richmond Petersburg &c at exceedingly
and far below New Orleans prices, their moderate
the deduction insurance OF and if
cent by this and the European SpIng eng from 20
shBgs sterling less than the New Orleans shipping prices
all contribute TO render il
Reliable as well aS Desirable.
Their facilities for transportation uucqualed by any
road operation their Western terminus PARK
ERSBURGH, one huEdred and ninety miles below low
and most dangerous navigation Of the Ohio This
enables ordinary the delivery OF goods not only certain
but with dispatch advance any other route and the
declines heir advantages s1ch the time Of delivery
Sident on other routes, SO that this is the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy Route.
Freghs by exposed 10 weather than by other
routes there dyage the delivery being made at Park
eurh undera we'll shielded float and elevated from thence y
EeAm mmedselyO the without being subject to wkT or
The Louisville direct with Parersbugh
boats without delay do likewise the regular CinnihnS
boats The Pittsburgh boats convey direct to Prkerhurgh By
this arrangement The Company enabled to receive freight
daily Tor tis route at their agency Nashville, Tenn.
For further particulars inquire
II. II. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
may lSoHJ No = corner Broad and front streets
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oxE DOLLAR per Square for the first and Frrr GEMS for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly will
be charged the full daily with half the weekly
added.
71fasfea Ad0ertsients must be paid og ct tie time Of
S0ss,4 4foU
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Prof Ashley Hurt. D. Male college, Winchester Tenn.
Prof Graves D. President Of the Mary Sharpe College Win
chester, Tenn.
The Weather Indicator offered for sale at the
Drug Aaron stretch, General Agent, the
ner Of Union and College streets, Nashville, Tenn.
dscoverer will send the Natural Weather Indicator by
NALL postage paid, well put up and secured, to
closing 80 20 money Fall and plain directions for
lating, using, &e., accompany each Indicator.
Address LOUIS {, ULLMAN, Agent
iuIy2J-dtwSwtf Columbia. Tenn.