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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

SMALL FAMILY QUAREEL-The La Sale
Press, Republican sheet,) in its issue of
last Saturday. addresses a column and q
half of questions, full Of disagreeable inu-
endoes to the Hon B. c Cook, Republican
Senator from this district, in reference to
the appointment of Mr.. Chumasero as
Judge Of the newly established Recorder s
Court for the cities of Peru and La Sale.
The appointment was made by Gov. Bis
sell, but it appears Mr. Cook is held re-
sponsible for it, while the LaSalle editor
appeart to like neither the appointment
nor the manner Of making it.
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Coasrs. lex I'll Intervention.

In order to show where the Democracy
of Kentucky stand upon this question, and
what is the position of the opposition, we
make an extract below from the Louisville
Journal, relating to a debate between Dr.
Peyton, the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in the Calhoun district, and Captain
jackson, the opposition candidate:
Mr.. Peyton then took the stand and
declared that Douglas Interpretation of
the platform was correct. and he for one
supported him in it. Congress had no
power to pass a law protecting the slave
holder in the territories 1t could not in
terfere with it in any way He declared
that he was not an ultra Southern Demo
crat, but conservative man Capt. Jack
son then asked him: Will YOU vote for
Douglas if he should be the nominee of the
Charleston Convention? Dr. Peyton re-
Piled. will Capt. jackson again asked ::
Will you vote for law of Congress to
protect slavery in the territories? Dr.
Peyton replied, l will not Will you vote
Tor such law, Captain, if electedY Cap
tam Jones answered emphatically, Twill.
In some remarks on this debate, the
Louisville Democrat says it does not know
how correct this report may be; and goes
on to say that DR.. Peyton is exactly right.
He occupies precisely the ground the Ma
tional Democracy have taken from the III
ception of the controversy upon this sub
ject They are for leaving the settlement
of the question to the people whose inte-
rests and rights are Immediately and di-
rectly involved. Their opponents, North
and South, are for the interference of Con
gress And if it was not for the power of
| the Democracy we should see bitter sec
of interventionists, to determine whether
Congress should intervene to suppress or
to protect slavery in the territories This
would speedily end in the dissolution OF
the Union and complete anarchy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

A PREMIUM INSURANCE COMPANY.-lt al
fords us pleasure to state that w. II. Ro-
binson, Esq, General Agent of the Peoria
Fire Insurance Company, represented IN
this city by Peter Lance, Esq, was prompt
ly on the ground, and that the Peoria loss
es were al honorably adjusted ard prompt
ly paid within three days after the fire oc-
Cured. Such despatch and promptness on
the part Of the Company is worthy OF COM
mendation and praise; and we have good
authority for asserting that it is the usual
practice Of the Company Our business
men and property holders, who wish to in
sure, cannot do better than to apply at
once for insurance in the Peoria Company
For delays are dangerous" is the testimo-
ny of those whose losses by the recent fire
were not covered by insurance, and there
is not represented in this city or State a
more sound, solvent honorable, or reliable
Company than the Peoria Its published
statement of assets shows its condition as
sound and healthy as any other Company,
East or West
And when our home companies have
been tried for wears, and can furnish relia-
BILE indemnity for any emergency, as the
Peoria Company always has DONE we claim
that they should be sustained and patron
lied in preference to foreign companies
As long as the Peoria Company maintains
its honorable and prominent position, for
the integrity, justice, and liberality of its
transactions, and can present to the public
so favorable a statement of its financial
condition, its numerous friends and pat
rons need have no fears that the Company
will suffer injury from malicious circulars
or false statements put in circulation by its
enemies-Johet True Dem.
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BLACKwOoDs MAGAZINE.-The March No


Chalons-The Camp; Clothes and Scare
crows: The Turks in Kalafat in 1854; The
Castles and Creeds of India; The Luck of
Ladysmede; Italy, Her Nationality and
Dependence: Dasent's Tales from the
Morse; Napoleon Ill. and Europe.
The last article, and that on Italy pos
sess peculiar interest at this time, as they
enable one perfectly to comprehend the
rationale of the present threatened disrup-
ton of the peace of Europe.
Blackwood, together with the four lead
ing British Reviews, is republshed in New
York by L. Scott d Co, at So year for
Blackwood or any one of the Reviews; 50
for Blackwood and one of the Reviews; or
SO for Blackwood and the four Reviews.
As all these publications commenced the
year in January, it is still a good time to
commence subscriptions for the present
year
WE acknowledge the receipt of very
neat little paper from Philadelphia, emit
tied the lHo,ot Ternoa Rsc3ra, which is
published under the auspices OF the Society
devoted to the enterprise Of purchasing
the Home cf Washington From the
No. before us. we learn that the third in
stalment in payment for Mount Vernon
with the interest thereon, was paid on the
23d ult. The association has now paid
Sl5S ,3333 - OF Tie sum Of 500, 900 required
to secure the title to Mount Vernon
Sl50000 Of which has been paid in a little
sand six hundred and sixty-six dollars and
sixty-six cents, with interest thereon, is
yet to be provided for, being the fourth
instalment, due February -, 1852
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TEIEGRAHHI
Reported for the Oha,ca Free Trader.
From Europe.

HALIFAX, April s.
The r. NJ. Steamer Canada, Capt. Long,
with Liverpool dates to March Goth, arriv-
ed this A. NJ
The news is important. Austria had
consented to the proposed European Con
gress to settle the affairs of Italy. The
other four powers-England, France, Rus
STA and Prussia-had also consented, and
the congress would probably meet at AK
LaChapelle. Piedmont and the other
Italian States were likely to be admitted.
II was reported that Prince Napoleon
would represent France, and the Earl OF
Malmsbury England
The debate on the reform bill was pro
crossing in Parliament The ministry
would doubtless be defeated on Lord John
Rossells amendment Lord PalmerstOn
had, however, promised to support the
second reading of the bill, thereby proba-
blv saving the cabinet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

Towy ELECTION IN S. OTTAwA-The cleo
ton in South Ottawa, on Tuesday, sesulted
in the choice of the straight democratic
ticket. The following are the officers cleo
Ted If South Ottawa ever before elected
a straight democratic ticket, We have for
gotteu IL:
Saperrisor-C. w. Eeel.
Clerk-J. N Singer
Assesso-Joseph Watts.
CoHcctm-James Pickens, jr.
Hgk,eay Con,nsjss;oners-Thos- Toilet, IL.
Knapp, and Peter Good
Oversecr Poor-Sylyauus Crook
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoSs-Elections were
held on Monday in number of the large
cities of the country for Mayor City Coun-
ell, &c
In Milwaukee, tho Democratic ticket
succeeded by 5000 majority. a year ago
the republicans carried the city
st. louis was carried by combination
between the Republicans and Know Moth
ings, by $500 majority over the democrat
ic ticket Q. D. Filly was the republican
candidate for Mayor.
At Louisville, the Know Nothings, as
usual, carried the day, amid considerable
rioting and some bloodshed
The republicans elected their ticket in
Springfield, III. 1t was carried year ago
by the democrats by very small majority.
The democrats elected their Mayor and
a majority of counsilmen in Freeport, hith.
erto republican stronghold.
Cleveland elected a republican Mayor,
as usual, by an increased majority.
The whole opposition ticket was elect
ed in Cincinnati by 1000 majority.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

IxPoRTAyr TO AL--In our paper Of to-
day, Mr.. Silas j. Lee, of Chicago, announ-
ces to the public that he has on hand, and
IS prepared to supply the trade with one of
the best assortmerts Of French and Ger
man Essences and Extracts ever imported
to this country In manufacturing, flavor
ing and coloring Wines, Liquors and Cor
dials it is said TO be unequalled Read the
advertisement, and apply Cor price list as
directed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

RAILROAD FREIGHTs COMING Dowv.-The
New York Central R. R. Co. week ago
issued a circular that they would carry
freight to the West from New York as
cheap as the Baltimore and Ohio r. R.
Thereupon the latter Company also issues
circular april 5th,) announcing new
reduction of freight SO as to maintain the
present differences in favor Of the Balti-
more and Ohio road.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

THE CHICAGO HERALD dons new dress
this week, and has been enlarged. If the
Herald had any higher or nobler aim than
to crush out Judge Douglas, we could
commend it as a spirited democratic sheet
There is not a principle advocated by
Judge D. but is also advocated by the He
raid, yet it abuses the distinguished Sena-
tor from day to day without stint, sense, or
decency.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

GREAT INDIAN WAR-The St Joseph
(Mo) journal reports that great Indian
war is on foot between various Indian
tribes ON the plains headed by the Minre-
coques. Negotiations are now pending be
tween the Cheyennes, Arapehoes, Crows
and other tribes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

TRIAL OF DANIEL E. SICKLEs.-The trial
of Sickles, for the murder of Key, was com
menced In tire criminal court of Washing
ton city on Monday. The telegraph des-
patches give pretty full report of the pro-
ceedings every day, but up to Thursday the
court was exclusively occupied in getting
a jury. The examination of the witnesses
was probably commenced yesterday. We
shall keep the run of the case as it pro-
crosses, and report to our readers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09
Four Persons Burned to Death.

BANGOR. Nc. March :
Mrs. Potter, an old lady, and two sons
aged 40 and 80 years, and a grand-child
aged 10 years, were burned with the house
in Lee last night. Another son saved
himself by leaping from the attic window.
They We're the only occupants Of the
house.
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The SiCkIeS Trial.

WasH!llStOn, AprlI oth
The examination of the witnesses for the
prosecution. relative to the facts immedi-
ately connected with the killing of Mr.
Key, was resumed to-day. The coroner
produced the bloody cloths of the deceased
several brass keys, and a handkerchief,
opera glass box, and Derringer pistol the
larter having been handed him by Mr.
Downer shortly after the tragedy Much
sensation was produced thereby.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

LAKE NAVIGATION OPEN.-The straits at
Mackinac open this year nearly month
earlier than usual The City of Cleveland,
from Cleveland, passed through the straits
on Tuesday and arrived at Milwaukee,
She reported the straits entirely free Of ice
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

REoONsIDERED-Brica General George
Washington Jones, who a month ago de
clined the appointment of Minister to Bo-
gotta, has changed his mind about the mat
ter and telegraphed the President that he
will accept The President requests him
to come on and get his pay
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

The yield Of maple sugar in Michigan
has been so extraordinary this season that
farmers are selling it from six to eight
cents per pound More sugar has been
made in the western counties of Pennsyl-
vania this season Than for many years past
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

SUPERVISORS ELECTED--The following is
a list of the new Supervisors elected in
this county. on Tuesday, as far as we have
been able to ascertain their names:
Oita,ca-C G. Miller and Eli Strawn
s. Otqrd-C w. Eels
Pera-P X Behrend
La .Sa1e-John Gray.
Rutload-Johu Hise
-Hanlias-Dolphus Clark.
Hope-Thos. Phillips
Tcrmillion-Saml S. Hall.
Ede1i-Peter How
Grand Rapids-Louis SouIe.
Waltkona-E. d. Harrison
Brookfeld-lsaac Gage
EuLe- W. f. Haight.
NortkyiNe-W L. F. Jones
Nissioa-Robt. Rowe.
Freedona-J C. Butterheld.
ISereaa-Gabriel Ruger.
Adanas-Wm. Flemmiug,
Dayton-Dayid Green
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RESOLUTION, adopted at the annual torn NEE

Resolution, adopted at the annual torn meet
ing Of the torn Of South Oaa,ea
Rssolued That the voters of the town Of
South Ottawa, in town meeting assembled,
do cansider the late action of the board of
directors of the Illinois River Bridge Com
pany at Ottawa, in refusing to commute
with the citizens of the town Of South
Ottawa, as violation of the pledge given
to the said town at the time of subscrip-
ton of stock to said bridge by said town.
April 5th 1859.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

Town ELECTION IN MAyLIUs--A CORES
pendent gives us the result of the election
in the town of Manlius on Tuesday as fol-
lows:
Nr Editor The township election here
on the 5th inst, went off with quite con-
test between Doiphus Clark and D. L. Car
penter. for Supervisor; and the contest
for Town Clerk was equally animated be-
tween A B. Thompson and F. L. Butter
field
The result of the election in Manlius
was as follows:
Supervisor. -Dolphus Clark.
T5,0n CIerk-A. B. Thompson
1Asscssor.-Dolphus Clark.
CoNector-N Beffel
Ogerseer Of the Poor.-A. Dow.
High,cay Commissionrs.-E. II. Spicer, L.
Pitcher, and S. Hutchinson.
Pound 1Hastere-D c. Underhill, John
Harrington, J. Stebbins, and j. Crotty
Iown Pun,p.-Daniel Ward.
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| rANENMnRru March 81

4 letter from Mr. Norey. of the original
Lawrence Company, now located near FL
Paso, states that plenty of spot gold is dis
covered on the banks of the Arkansas
The country is being extensively prospect
ed. The yield is ) TO Zoe to the pan. He
thinks the prospect better than ever exist
ed in California
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The Times Washington correspondence

The Times Washington correspondence
says: There are probabilities that con-
tract will be made within a few days with
a New York company for carrying mails
from New York to San Francisco via Mica
ragua. This company contemplates using
the Collins steamers and will force the
transit, leaving the consequences to be
taken care of by our ships of war at each
terminus. Mr.. Buchanan is opposed to
the project and suggests delay, but Mr..
Cass urges immediate action, and the Post
master General favors the proposition"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

FIRST ARR1vAI--George Bristol has just
received boat load of choice lumber. 1t
is the advance load of many more soon to
follow. George is bound to keep his stock
up to any demand that may be made
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

Monty SAvED-The contract for carrying
the mail from Leavenworth to Coraville
Pixies Peak region, was made under the
act of 1852, authorizing the establishment
of special post offices to be sustained from
their net proceeds. and such is the arrange
ment in this case that the decomposition in
no event is to exceed $1,000 per annum-
If the post route bill had passed and the
contract made under il. this service would
have cost $4,000 to $4,000 per year.
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Auction sale of House Ii old Fur.
llllllHR.

w ILL be sold at my residence Jackson St, eest
w OF the public square, and adjoining the residence
of Geo. ii. RGgg, Esq, in Ottawa,
On Iaesaay nert, Ap,H l2th
Commencing at o'clock, A NJ the following property
Fine toned Piano Forte, one elegant
Book Case and Secretary, one Tete-a-Tete,
| dozen Mahogany chairs, one large mir
ror two Mahogany bureaus, ond eXtention
dining table Brussels and three-ply car
pets oil cloths, beadsteads and bedding
kitchen furnature of every description,
looking glasses, and other articles too nu-
merous to mention.
TERHS--iHsir ns under $50 cash =. orer 80 sirty
days time on satisfactory paper.
Apl sit HENRY T. MILLER.
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SPRING TR AIDE.
Chonua nf DnGinaES

I HAVE sold NY rIl.Tr STOCK n Lumber in o tawa,
1 Utra. and Narsr.lie-, 10 :. II. SeAmcns q Co Of
Two Rivers Wisconsin. and sl, SCI. t!er Lumber On
commission, the present
have made ~ith tAe Company 20 re-
--'-- "-,,ah Larger stock q
LDmjer. Latk. NUglss and Cedar Posts
Than have ever rad before. Tn Logs have been cot
under ny direction. and the Lumber viii be saw-i
pressly this market, aud VIII be shipped d.
rectly from ti- NILS.
BIS % LGn er to order short nniic-.
avg GEORGE BRISTOL
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Connecticut Election.

The democracy have sustained a reverse
in Connecticut. Two years ago they cleo
and came within dozen Of Carrying the
legislature. They had no reason to look
for less at this election. The returns of
the election on Monday, however, show
that the republicans have elected the four
members OF congress, and carried the leg
islature by from p to 80 majority. The
republican, majority on the popular vote is
about 1000, being gain to 1000 on two
years ago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09
N1st Uraofr.

MrssRs. RorHps & LANDoS are our author
lied agents in Chicago to receive subscrlp-
tons and contract and receive pay for ad-
vertise;nents in this paper.
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" elIand Canal Omen,

OswEGo, y. Y. March 8.
The Schooner Lively. from Toledo, with
pork, and another from Detroit with -four,
arrived here last night They were the
first tAo-vessels through the Welland Ca
nal this season
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

BREMEN the Kendall county murderer,
was afterwards respited, has been pardon
ed by Gov Bissell He is now in the In
sane Asylum at Jacksonville.
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10. o. F.---Ottawa Lodge No. Al.

CCORDING 20 the recommendation of the X. W,
"A e. l.. s., that the 26th of April Instant be OBJ
served by the entire membership OF Order in the
United States q day Of public Thanksgiving Divine
Providence for b ings bestowed upon our Order,
there will be celebration and Festival, in Light Guard
Hall, under the direction Of ts Lodge that
it is earnestly solicited that all members of this Lodge
within the County give their pre- and aid
day, in the general uplifting o. hearts in Joy graft
tude 10 the Giyer OF all good. The Lodge will be
opened all day for the reception OF Brothers
BY order of the Lodge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

M,SUFACTUREs on a large scale are daily
adding to the pre-eminence Chicago has
attained as a great commercial centre of
the Northwest Amongst the many, we
may select for an example the manutac-
ture of bags, as being more Intimately con
nected with the grain trade of which Chi
cago is the greatest primary market IN the
world But three years since our millers,
-four. grain, salt, and other dealers. de-
pended entirely upon the East for their
supply of bags. Now one factory alone,
that of Mr. Simeon Farwell AZ II and i6
Wabash avenue. Is making, branding and
shipping 1900 bags e day. with a capabili-
" OF manufacturing five times that amount
This mammoth establishment the largest
of any with but one exception in the Uni
ted States, or in the world, employs 20
men, women and boys. runs 9 sewing ma
chimes and cylinder presses, the motive
power being steam engine of II horse
power. Three years since a bag factory in
Chicago was but an experiment; nor to
every man in the West using such an ar
ticle. Farwells Chicago Steam Bag Facto-
nv has become household word and to
Chicago an "institution' of which she may
well be proud, showing amongst many
other evidences, the real So6d progress she
is daily making. Our country readers,
when in town should call on Mr. Farwell,
who will take pleasure in showing them
over his HeNs Chicago
| Commercial Express
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sO.sSc 10 H rat.
FTNEE House east end OF " sAircton street, for
/ merry occupied : tie undersigned. Il has a coed
dr. cellar. gO9G WE'LL stable house, and other
coIveuiences. Possession given imn siiatey.
ar9-1u.- EA. WADE, BOy $50 n 81 Offc-.
E'rii," Ashley s.ou-.
- - BBLS. Ashley Flour made OF pure white winter
~ wheat just received at Zap 81 HlsEc'.
Free BkrI.
DERSONS wanting loose earth TO FL lots with can
i have plenty by DR. .winr 1t av y Apply TO
arg JACKSON LOCKWOOD.
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ST. LOUIS, March 2SW heat dull at GOAL IS, accor-
ding quality Corn firm 1oasO. Oats 70a75 s-
perior, and 56a6S for Inferior Rye 90 Barley 65aS0
Whiskey 25a2o. Hides 1SZ dry flint. Potatoes GOA
50. Clover seed 50a6 90. Timothy 5Oa2 90. Gro
ceries-Sugar dull at 6s4a7< Moasses extremely dull
33a3s for fermenting; rsboiled Sass; NO 3Sa40.
Coffee lohal2}a for Ris Rice 424a5. Lard 1Oal2. Ra-
con 7a10
LOUISVILLE March 27-wheat dull a. goal 90. Corn
7Oa75. Oats 6sa70. Barley 6Oa75
NEW ORLEANS, March 27-Flour dull at 5 75a5 IS.
Hams a. Shoulders ga. Mess Pork Is 25 Rio Coffee
1lellk, Sugar 6lsa7. Moasses dull at 31a32.
CINCINNATI, March 27-Flour dull and unshanged.
Grain firm. Hams &c. Sho,ders4l1. Lard1.H
NEW YORK, March 2s-Flour more active super
western 6 60a6 80. Wheat dull at l O5 for Chicago
spring, Red western 4Sa1 so. Corn in demand at 90
for mixed western. whiskey FLAPS. Butter, wertern
1Oa15. Cheese sa10 Hides dry western 2Oa21.
PHILADELPHIA, March 27-Flour dull at 6 5oa7 so.
Wheat prime 50a1 60 extra So Corn SO. Oats dull
at 54a55.
BALTIMORE-Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn s3
ass Groceries nominal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

EDWARD H BENEDICT, in Detroit, on
Monday stabbed his wife in fit OF .jeal-
ousy, killing her instantly, and afterwards
attempted to hang himself, in which he
was defeated
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{. R:.GBAtss.
Silk. WOollen. and Fancy DYER,

RsssGcL, EsoeE s5tfff Fif. or H-i 81 O,ft1rT, M
A Ii Of The following A-;ce- DYED Cleaned to TO-
~ equal I" ur~: Sis sstin', Ne.vet-- Cr-Pe-,
Shavls, NrTinc-s. Baz-, Eo-.bRzires, 4 pacczs. De
LANES. Ribbons Feathers window Curtains Hose, &C.
Hair, Chip, straw. or other Boun-is Hats dyed 10
any S5dds P:ft-gH. Bro,ls. Grape end Embroider-
ed Srawls beautifully cleaned dyed White Si@wis
witf Embroidery c5ors have white ground cyel
and the cn'ors preserve! 10 their orig "A state.
G.ntiemsns Clothes cleaned al repaired III super
manner.
Carpet cleaning don, a: the shortest notice. apa
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FrGITIvE EXCITEMENT " PHILADELPHIA-
y negro calling himself Daniel Webster,
alleged 20 be q runaway slave from Athens
vile, Va, was arrested at Harrisburgh, Pa.
last Saturday, and taken to Philadelphia,
to have hearing before the l. :. Com
missioner On conducting him to the
Commissioner office, most exciting
scene ensued, Hundreds gathered along
the route, and there was evidence OF a for
chile seizure being determined on. Mar
shall jenkins made such a movement that
left no doubt that the first man who inter
fered did 50 at the peril Of his life He
thus succeeded in safely conducting Daniel
before the Commissioner The negro was
finally discharged on account of the infor-
mality of the papers on which he was ar
rested