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SCHOOL Ar GOOCmLAyD u,ysp

Kew. J. Dudley, A. NJ. University Of VA PTncp,I
The request % several gentlemen Ia the ynIY ,d
"A who wish 20 have facilities for she her o ana
auters he subscriber will school rssdenc.
hselnE ie and female Department suitable ana com
peien Instructors As u his purpos cstalS p.rs,sn,
school, the Principal viii spare 20 m de II uort ~ -
raj patronage The school will he located
unsurpassed for health amidst refined inte;r.nt ana |
community few boarisrs will he the family on
frneIA Pupils coming by canal will be Dover Mills II
notice he gwen The hr session will Oct 18th
TERMS, PR SESSION or MONTHS
BoArding with every personal accommodation ai40 ~
Lower English Branches ..........-.-- o. M
Higher En-llsh Branches. ............. a. M
Ancient Langla 90, -
French
Musk n Piano ''''''-r y, ",
He would refer to Hon JAS seldom J. VI Mo,on col j n
lreytian DR. VIM L. Tight DR. WIN 7. Walker WIN h San,yJ
T. Hohson, and others residing o. the u-ghbori1od
sces-dGeIm' p y, ~ NM iifhh,
EyEMALE TEACHER wANTED.--Thr subs-,g,s-
desires o. tie services Lay who = liy nu.s
to teach French, Music, and the inay English rancSe
"a 80, Address, Rev. J. u. DUDLEY,
"-'-"Ae'm' Dover Mills Va
rTEACHER WANTED.--I wish to employ a lady u
= teae IA ny family The ensuing yesr sou Of
commencing 2h u October. qualified n rfvs r.
Tue'lon In English latin, French, he Piano sat
N.aS So reference required JOSIAH BURRUSS,
tnhe!d y a., King Wiilsm Co, Va
SCHOOL BOOKS.-J W. RANDOLPH !2i Main street
- Is prepared TO supply in quantity best terms
SCHOOL BOOKS IN USE, Enrlsi French Spanish Italian c.
man, Latin, and Greet MEDICAL TENT BOOKS and other
standard MEDlCALWORKS. Wli students AZ rr
AZ, RANDOLPiiS Bookstore and Binicry.
vi l2i Main Street.
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Jas NJ TsTLnE 4 Sow Auc,s 20 s iss a.
" S-After the crUTs have been GATHERED ,t. - -
geiher vth the stock FArllias In pIruen,s $500 40
notice wiu be given ~ 49, 49, "a y IN i-e
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SASH. HITvDs an Doo,.

sAsH. blinds AND DOORS
$500. 49,. -AWiNG ANN rUnVtNu
fHNlE oki-s' Fsiahfah1euf rI-fr4~d utr. - g. a.. a.
pc .hoye utcles. o. nsrafi5l ~ tte 1arfes 49,.
W. '' pr r. giving eut aafsffetilr 4rfs-s.tar aid.
-. l-- .ne rnhic rit-onace HAVING recently st..I
.nI l9rs luru.nr A. DIE r,fr.
have heI- SOFA rit1rf Fis.fnrf 81 lr ~ ", I.. gi
M'iEs AuHrE1. Wlts street.
EumNT OF TITE sEAsov.-Nru lc1g gvyrrt
% season JUS received ani f5r fafs sl
es' LorH B,slFux
NOHTHEHN APPLEs.-so bbs ,ri,. ~.,,,.,, A.,
~ pies, receiving ihis day fr aH- ssIssf.a
go LOUIS , bussiEtN, ~. - Mss a.
IN HuDs. PRIME RACON stnEs. ~, 40. -.
~ 90 WM WALLACE sovs
NV ORLEANS sUGAR.--ioo hhds prin. Ne. Or.
90 EnNosb D,vyspopr
w ,wALLACE,s PURE porNTATS pNyv
w Nassy, ~ sac ~ W Watfsc1 NV
80 BOXES cHKEsE, isr ssiSSy
~ VM WALLACE syxA
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NALI All TIUBERED LAND ROH SALE
Y ~ Wv heut.--hy Virtue OF decree he tir9uIt
Cur To- h County % Nfs Kent entered a. ne Of said
,L - IN thr si or Agpeeu w. Appertou's Heir,
der on THURSDAY. e i5h day 81 October NEXT Cont ~,
hl excellent piece n Uheref ta-d SHOWN t.ffLapUs
n vhh ne sie o. Argrcn iri scss ss1a1.-r Or lo
acres more ~ Zee said land has f-rst -f n nine t
Der In t vicinity, fln miles "a r1rnEv Rfyr 49,
re1cy sale can Pc ru1 sih Tor Dc % Northern ve..
TrHNsA credit rfe 70 and Is mon thf ai avn rr.r f
smau SUM 20 drfrav costs 10 90 pirchtssr hrrr
% giVc good persona. security. and ffe tie
~ Nev Kent Count House. Va rayfor
.-,N - Special Conr.
OOO BRLS. Hsaned sugars, all grades. In store. ,.,
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A sHLAND CVAD RACES.

~ FALl MEETING, l~bg.- C1rlInrnc- - A.fs
ing on THURSDAY, the s1th October, $50 eSfSSH.ess
The Race over tie Ashland Course In Han -SseS
over county, Va, si continue I'VE days as follows:
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4 > a bARgAMfN IN. have rsrrsv.B "a nj, ~ a..
~ 70 tl' Main street. doors shove fh.ir ia 49,.
800 Wy hsfe rc-rafrd reir facilities lfrr IN tfri, "a
500, n ' a 'aS' p putnr O. every dscrron Of w.-r
Pumps, HylrsrHe Rans e. Putting 8n p.r,sti. ~ ~ =
niief uI hnlfnF' aih Fas pipes and fvtures
NN RnH ri un uuTk N1ofur A.. faafIrr hrnrr-. nt d.
,t t ~" ~, Isey tase le occasion siais hai DE-,
HF Wit rut ur and warrant f1 give sstFsf4st... W '
lt- inru q plain snd fancy rars ana Crate. m
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@ ASr ~ r OF cHs,AxLnARLE LANDI VILE
~ last W Ihh CITY, AT AUCIfOS.-we -fI sen rnsn
s Psu,s on M9NpAt N. 81 day Of October conrusSin a.
Henrico County, adjoining "Chelsea and t,i,- ~, -.
rect " lsih
Tbs land adapted for building purposes or market v,,
one desiring 70 building Adjacent 10 ~ 80, L.
attend ihs sale. ~'u'u 10 vel 10
sale i'''~''s p'ilfe tle Gay OF
Ns-onehnh essh the balance H. IS and "a uo,,,.
Tor negotiable notes, interest ADDED secure. hv t, 49,
oe.--A-tds JAS ~ TAYLOR A SON Aue,s
fOsTPONENENT.-Ih above sale = postponed t,n IN.
sh Jay o. Oe ooer TAI. bot the day IN eor..
qsenee Of not being able 20 have the SURVEYED -
JAS. NJ TABOR SON
Atr me sale o. he above land will all the erop.
and large guanify Of Vegetables, 4e. Ge nv 'P'
ocS-2autds
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t,,.,,, - '9-s . 10y = yeEpas
JORDAN wIHJnT a 70
6ENEhAL CO MISSION mFlfCma.Ru
BASIN BANK RfCHgONn -
~ Produce and Nrrchansi.e 'i-a'- u ~ Aloaa OF
y They p.rmitte,I O. refer 49,. -.
Mersrs Gee Shes Co.. Richmond '' - -
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Saturday, oct. 30, 1850.
SPLENDID SCHEME
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Op DPIaUi1

LIST and ~ drawn numbers, ssOo; Sd and 9Th do s.ln
Tickets ego, Halves 10: On. =. Erhths /. ~
Certificates OF 20 wholes --- -. asln n,
Do &c Halves "a al
DO 81 Quarter. ~
DO 70 flEiihs --.--.......
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BY JAMES A. TAYLOR A SON Ap,t.
4 q ACRES OF yAIUanrEI

TEsN- -Under sIoo cash tioo ana over r,o,,,., , 4.
approved paPsr. toe5l LtG n DAVENPORT Apgt.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.
sT plcxiSsos. Hn.r Z

N ptcnSsos, WI CO. Aas..
NEGROEs.-rhls DAr. a. 10 eelsSs, .i n. al. A ~.
Eres. eonasns Of Men, Boys and Glr a, cs
sss a.. DICKINSON, NIL Co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

mere seemed hardly dissentient voice-that ~
sn'ng on m receipts would be early, and then ts
sae would soon be told. That with s,50oo0o baiss
England would not get enough Then came he
snou' Q, increase your limits, or you'1 - no cot
ton. FOR weeks every steamer arriving brousht
this appeal The prudent thinking mind md sent
orders based on limits Of safety and didn't fesl
disposed to disturb them, slshoueh i q. .ss.
time it was admitted 3sOoOoo bslss 49, Isyos r..
crease on the greatest crop ever made. mi n
destruction by overflow could not 81 doubted.
neither could the facilities for bringing ~ e,ou
early to market; and, after all, his corresuordsa3
might be correct. If so, and he did not ssspond
favoraby to his call his chance for profit would IL
gone. With doubt, came wavering; orders were
re-established or at least arranged as to se de
merchants from New York to Galveston into fun
operation, and they consequently rioted from dsy
70 day under the delicious excitement Of who
should be the largest purchaser and finally, 81 who
had paid the highest prices.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

Children three years Old and under free those three and
to twelve old half price ali twelve years Of age
full fare.
Persons who reside in The city and have residence ssb
shment the line Of the road procure tickets packages
Of wentf five for their personal reduced the
Office on Camp
Through tickets all principal cities North and East
obtained at the Ticket Office Of the Company adjoining the Tee
graph Office, under the St Charies Hse The Depot
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Line between New Orleans and New
York, having made with the Adams Express
Company to run regular daily through Express between the
two cities tho Express business heretofore carried by the
Railroad Company for its discontinued
Express matter will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
aion can he obtained this subject Of MckEEyER Esq.,
81 Camp street.
Agents Of the Railroad Company permitted receive
receipt for bank specie jewelry other express
They will be received b, The Adams Express IS Camp
BENTLEY D. HASELL,
Chief Engineer and aen'l Supt,
It's. WILLIAMS.
Mase Of Traps ortntto,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26
EDUCATIONAL.

4 ~
". Cont street, between Dsuphine and Burgundy.
BRANCHES OF INSTRUCTION:
The French, English, Spanish Greek Latin Languages
As,heinacs History Geography Elements OF Natural Phi
losophy and Philosophical Science.
TERMS:
Half Doarders, month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS
Day Scholars, under Z years of
a h x x .'.''''.''...''. ~
Creek Latin, will lie charged separately
va made absence. month once COM
enced must be paid FULL Books form separate
charges
Hours of study-From ss A. NJ 2. n, from ~ p
". to 6 7. NJ 81 I'm
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-MEDIC
~ Department-The Annual Course of Lectures in this De-
pamcnt will commence MONDAY November IA, 1859
will terminate in the ensuing March,
JAMES JONES, N. D. Professor Of Practice of Medicine.
J. l.. RIDDELi. N. D.. Professor Of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE " D.. Professor of Surgery.
A: H CENAS. NJ. D. Professor Of Obstetrics.
GCSTANUS A. MOTT, NJ D.. Professor of Naeria Aedca.
7. G. RICHARDSON, u. D., Professor of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Professor Of Physiology and Pa
thoiogy
of Anatomy.
Tn. for Dsectins will be the second Monday
in October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of te
Charity Hospital
The accompany the Professors in their visits, and
free Of expense enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
Preliminary the Course Lectures will be delivered daily in
the Amphheaer Of the Hospital from the LIST Of October
Clinical Medicine and Surgery other subjects without
charge to students. THOMAS HUNT, u. D.. Dean.
The the Charity Hospital elect annually in
April fourteen Resident Students, who maintained by tho
institution. jy2 tnol
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
,-4=zzzz==-z- NEW ORLEANS, JACK
Lea - kiaaaas2 son AND GREAT NoRTHERs,

Passenger trains leave the Depot Of the Company
Calope and Magnolia Streets thirty past seven
O'clock in the morning and o'clock evening
arrive New Orleans thirty past O'Clock in the
morning and O'Clock the evening" daily Sundays
Guided
Fregh received the Depot foot Of Caiope street.
forwarded by the regular freight trains which
New Orleans to Canton.
Freight received after o'clock not be forwarded BY
the train Of day but BY that Of the
ccip the depot.
Al freight transportation must be distinctly mar
ked with initials congnee place Of defamation
and freight will he received consigned 10 established
stations on the line Of the road its connexions.
Blank railroad receipts for freight may the
Company office, Camp Messrs. 4
str0ngs by those who wish 10 USE them,
The Company holds itself responsible for value of all
ton shipped by the road sch be lost by ire
time il is receped for at stations the line until
after notice deno in this civ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
| " FERANDA BUILDING
3l2 Old Me- Camp Poeyfprre Callope

Seventeenth Annual SESSION..
The Seventeenth Animal Session of this Institution begins
the First Monday of September 1859.
The plan of instruction comprises general and extensive
tenn Of education Il offers advantages for the acquisition
Of languages The French daily spoken the school, and the
Modern Classics are thoroughly analyzed.
The location central and the spacious and
well ventilated The school provided with choice library
tho best musical Instruments and complete philosophical appa
References innuuersble. Among them the Alumn
this institution, who number the of society
Students admitted ut any time during the session.
For further particulars apply in person by letter, the
institution. N. ID. DIMITRY, A. NJ,
President Of the Board.
New OreArE August, lSIo au3l
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CATTLE NARKKT.

JEFFERSON CITY. Oct rs, lasa
Arrived to-day So Western Beeves, 1877 Texas
Cattle and 9s Calves and Yearlings The market
closed again bare of Hogs and Sheep, with about
Is Mich Cows and moderate supply Of Cattle.
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8tbislu 1t tbt Marksts.

Nn4 CazsCExr OYFIgE No. 70 Camp street
r,o Wednesday Morning, Oct. q, 1859
~ Iorlos. I. with very full prices claimed, tn
SAFES yesterday embraced about 1900 bales. and
we advance our quotations ic. q h.
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t Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
| BROWN d Co, IS Gurondelet street
| SAMUEL. SMITH CO., Camp street.
/ JUDSON 4 co, Canal and Camp streets
BKoWN. JOHNSTON Co. No. % Caroudeet street.
| BENllST. SHAW 4 CO. No 81 Camp street
| BANK OF COMMERCE., JACOB BARKER Manager
| ,...a.x.,. Corner Camp and Graver streets
I H. ": CONNER son. No, 30 Carondelet street,
JOHN WOOD d CO., corner Camp and Common streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

SUNDRIES-
~ 1000 bags Rio Coffee.
200 Java
200 kegs Cut Nails, Id. to aOd
1900 sacks q. A. Salt.
l06J boxes Star Candles
20e0 Virginia Manufactured Tobacco
5Oo barrels Old Bourbon and Monongehala Whisky
aO half barrels Rectiied Whisky.
50 half pipes, quarter and eighth casks French
~ BrAnly-pure imported
1000 Claret
so tierccs Carolina Rice ~ ~ '
100 quart casks Port and Sherry Wine
For SAFE ny WIN CRAWFORD,
I'D, 4, Merchandise Broker,
OF u % New Ieyce street
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Auconeer, Appraiser, and General Agent for the pm
and sale of Real Estate, Slaves, Lands, etc.
Office, No. 10 Bank Place.

The undersigned duly licensed Aucioneer will give his
personal all sales Of Real Estate Slaves
Bank and other Shares in Companies
Cargoes Damaged Cotton, and Merchandise generally
lie invites attention the advantages he will possess In tho
purchase sale and appaiseen of Real having
Of preparation from the reliable
COST plans Of Showing
lot and the dimensions thereof in each square, four
trcts Of the city, with which will be all
made.
In this department he will the Mr.
MARK WALTON, whose connection with the Real Estate
operations Of this for thirty and whose general
offer to parties requiring his services superior
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
~ Patent Sawed Notwithstanding both rough dressed
from the best yellow Pine and Cypress timber for sale
ntChasers. " ' ~ '
kl9ly STAR planning Mills New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR Observation-Disclosures
Smith President Bonllemc Treasurer Henry Bier Score
laryi Daniel Merritt Sexton. Cemetery Commiuee-Ilarpe,
eilngham B. pasily4 and Henry Bier FINANCE Committee,
Caldwell +. +. Ihost, Il. b. Maunsc, John Ray,
VAULTS IN "ODD FELLOWS REST may he procured
By applying Messrs H. FELT SrETsoS No 81 Camp
MIsrArn, u s. Mint and at The Secrcarys Office in odd
Fellows Hall, of Camp ami Lafayette streets.
Price of Lots and Nau,seguar lots. 10 square $50
ditto by feet SIS Vaults, cioube Stockholders Lodges
Si5 to others, $50
Vaults opened unless certificate of ownership
first obtained from The Secretary.
Information relative the purchase of LOTS ETC.
On application
HENRY BIER, Secretary O, F. Rest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26
WINES AND LIQUORS.

SAZERAC BRANDIES WE HAVE A GOOD
kJsuppy band receiving
France additions stock of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1895 in eighth pipes 7aS eighth and
quarter pipes 1902 do do; 1905 half quarter and eighth
ppes We invite Tho attention of the trade und
generally this article
New York terms and prices by
WM. f. LEvERICH & CO., "a Old Ievee st.
Gig " Sole in his ritz
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Yw 0rns Daily Grestn atednesdau Morni 0uber &c 1859
COMPREHENSIVE


I'd oaAy H.
s'sf y fs ass fi,I SsS
III dSSSS%B%EidH'
THE. UNRsEIRsIGyED HAVE THIS 9aY se 1
co, and will continue the wholesale Grocsry
i. + G$SSssbb l
New orleanH. July 1872 iyI 6m
nIssOLUTION.-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE;
sf'"E lis sy s
The name Of the firm will be sed by either Of the subscribers
$ 5$#S K a! Ill.,,
New Orleans, October 10. 1859
T III h. sd s4 Il. @
's 81 im JOHN NJ. HALL.
@ M nnae5 the Of him
'''''''' street $ $}R t f, E3Sf4isos
New oreans September !. 1859 se2s I'm
nIssoLUT1oN,,THE TlEN OF SHAW 4 zrNTs
LIS this day dissolved by mutual consent Either partner
will sign in liquidation + 4. sHAW,
IN The Wholesale Grecery q .
% Fulton street. in ir and his
October l, 1859. o3 If
nISSOLUTION- TIFF. COMPREHENSIVE between
1.-The undersigned under the firm Of JOSHUA DIXON 1t
LEIGH retirts from the firm this day.
JOSHUA DIXON,
EDWARD LEIGH.
New Orleans, October s, 1872
H. " " 5orA p1xoH s sr Ss
will be conducted the firm, of
JOSHUA DIXON 4 co. JOSHUA DIXON,
New Orleans. October 8, 1859. os In
nISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF T. c. TwICHEII. L
Leo. i. this day dissolved BY mutual Either
partner will sign in liquidation T. G. TWIGHELD,
Il. II. FAIRCHILL
New Orleans, October ], 1859
6OPARTNERSHIP-T THE UNDERSIGNED have
Soed copartnershp and will continue the business of
and style Of f. H. FAIRCIILD Co., for the purpose Of
conducting General Commission and Forwarding Business in
this city, at the old stand, No. 10 Poydras street
+. II. FAIRCHILD,
JOHN W. BINGHAM.
New Orleans, October l, 1850.
IN RETIRING FROM THE WESTERN Commission
oi3nsincss, beg recommend friends former
partner f. H. FAIRCHILD, with his Mr.. j. W.
BINGHAM in worthy of confidence and support
oil 3m T. G. TWICHELL
COMPREHENSIVE THE UNDERSIGNED have
onrmcd copar:ncrship under the and style Of
GREGORIO, ROWLAND d CO., for the purpose Of
acting Wholesale and Retail Fruit business ~ No 81 Front
and IS Fulton streets. NJ. DI GREGORIO,
j. II. ROWLAND.
o12 I'm j. j. KOPF.
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i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

100000 feet IL and Florids Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and dressed. ~ y
10000 feet IA and IL, wide dressed Florida yellow Pine
FLOORING, tOngued and gTGoved.
10000 feet dressed Forida yellow Pine CELL.
ING, tongued and grooved. IA
10000 feet wide Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved.
10000 dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged 5s5ss.;
10000 feet dressed WEATHERBOADS.
10000 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
Boards, Weather boards Scantling, Joss etc.
20 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Ishs and Shnglcs
.s5s5l
sashes, Doors Blinds, Mouldings, etc., ETC.
For sale ut the lowest market prices in lots pursh
by SIMPSON & DORR,
$3.50 " New Rasn
CHEAP FUEL--WHILE THE PRESENT building i
~ going forward the Station the price of COKE will be
barrel. s5s-a
clean and pleasant fuel for house us superior 10
either wood coal for cooking. SYss ss
At this price is full cheaper than the best coal
N. o. j. TISDALE Treasurer.
New Orleans Gas Light Company Oct TO- 1859. oil II
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

ACCIDENT on THE FoURTH-The rumOr
afioat about town for several days that a
young lady was killed near town on the
4th, by being thrown from buggy, is about
near the truth such flying reports
usually are. The real facts, upon which
the rumor is founded, are about as follows
On the morning of the 4th, four young
men-John Kinyon, Michael McNett,
John Beecher, and another whose name
we have not learned-started in buggies
from Somonauk, each with a young lady
to attend the celebration of the 4th in OF
tawa. As the roads were dusty, there was
considerable racing between them on the
way, each striving to be in front. When
they got to Pembrooks place, some two
miles north Of Ottawa, the road turns a
sharp corner, and in striving to pass each
other here, one of the buggies locked by
the wheel with that occupied by Kinyon
and his lady, and turned it over The lady
was thrown out with some force and con-
siderably bruised-her lips were badly cut,
and she had scratch in the side-so that
she was taken up insensible. She was car.
ried into Pembroke's house, and bathed
with cold water, so that in few moments
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

The news by the steamer Asia did not
reach here early enough yesterday TO eff
feet matters before the meeting of the
evening board" ut the fremont Ex-
change. The news by the Ego and -Ade
loids. although they represented a steady
market for breadstuffs in England, and
the news of q buoyant New York market
did not help matters here at all. Wheat
declined here three cents. The sales did
not exceed 10000 bushels, and We're all OF
spring wheat, at sIaS9c for standard, clo-
sing at lower figure Corn was n cent
lower than on Wednesday. and 10000 bu.
shells sold ut 69a10c for No. | railroad corn
in store. Nothing was done in flour, but
the prices of nearly all the brands are
lower-Times, Jniy s