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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

BETTING On TIE NEXT PRESIDENCY We
understand that several bets have already
been made III tbs city upon the issue ..
the next Presidential election O = -po!t-
ing gentleman has made the ioiloT.u.
bets: $1,000 that senator Douglas viii b,.
the Democratic candidate; *I.VuJ that Sc
nator Seward viii be the Republican can
didate; $1,000 that the Americans and
Wings VIII nominate a third candidate
$1,000 that if Douglas be nominated he
Will be elected and Sl,uUO that if uonli-
n'ted he All carry the following Eastern.
Northern, Middle. and Western States :
New Hampshire, Connecticut New York
New Jersey. Pennsylvania, Ohio. Iowa. In
diana, and Illinois. We are also informed
that the same gentleman is willing to bet
$1,000 that If Douglas be Nominated at
Charleston, he will carry every Southern
State except Maryland-Ns,o York Sun,
Jlus %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

Il" SIe SOunty McGic0l Society.
meeting OF this Society will be held at my ONCE in
Ottawa, on Wednesday, the 22d in t. at O'Clock p NJ.
Regular physicians throughout the county whether
members not cordially invited to attend.
jun1S 10. HARRIS, ~ D., Prest.
AFFAIR CHALLENGE-Dr. BRAGG, the inven'o or and
manufacturer of BRACES ARCTIC LISINEXr, challenges
medical profession try all its prescriptions
against this single preparation in the of rheuma
tsn, neuralgia, palsy scrofua. description Of
external ailniert, whether caused by accident d
II has yet been known fail, but in thou
sands Of has effected speedy and radical cure
Let any afflicted with any Of the above dis
give fair trial and they vii! find it to be all that is
stated. 1t is for sale by druggists generally. narl21y
I~READ rHIs.-Dr. Mann, the grea, discoverer
and vend-r of that world renowned medicine, DR..
Mann's Ague Balsan is still IN the field, abUring for the
good Of the suffering II il n settled beyond
doubt, that this remedy is very FIR exceeding anything
of the kind ever before Introduced and e may well
Judge WHY it Is Because the inv-nto, - 50 red no
expense pains in thoroughly bringing mo general
notice. his Balsam, by means Of the Press and TIE
great efficacy Of the medi;ine Hence the result is
it stands the head OF the list Of antdot-s for
all maarous diseases Your attention is called the
Advertisement found in another column Of th, present
number o. paper where testimonial. o. the highest
order may b. found.
Sold by r. Y GgIcGs and WALKER Co. my2s-Im
WOODS HAIR REsTORATIvE-The fame O. ,bi.
over The country using it. and it does all claims
through the variou. publications THAI Hair
Will grow bald ca!P by its use; hair will be pre-
served and beautird iy tie hair will turn iron,
gray 10 its original color by i'll We 10 not lain
that F,' hefded gentleman lady he turned into
individuals OF raven !ochs aubirH rg.rs, but
hair VIII lie restored to the o,Iy{1'S color Reader.
wherever you live, in place you reside, Wood.
Restorative is sold. Inquire it all tie Druggists,
and wherever such articles USUALLY obtained. and
you wiz hni il IA We ate.
C.rTioA.-Bewnr- Of worthless limitations sc several
are already III the MARKET called by different narnr--
- none unless the word professor WOODS Hair Re
storatiNe- Depot st. Louis, Mo. and Ne. York;
blown in tie bottle sid by all Druggists and P.,eEt
Medicine Dealers. Also, by all Fancy and Toe, goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas. Iny2.-lin
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

The WHEAT CRoP-There is n great mis-
take out in regard TO our wheat crop We
do not refer 10 our own Immediate v.cini-
y, but 10 the commercial circles Of our CT
ties. Because the newspapers have been
publishing cheering news in regard to the
prospect OF the growing wheat-and we
are glad they have done so-yet we are
obliged TO confess that so far "a old
Greene and the adjoining districts are
concerned, there i no probability of our
rcaping more than half an ordinary crop
We see now and then fields that would
show well any season, but by arthe larger
portion has been so thinned by floods. or
other casualties, that we shall be doing We
~ well il we reap full half crop of good
sound grain. 1t Is too early yet 1--WE want
some ten days to harvest to determine the
quality; but we regard the matter OF rum
hty pretty well settled. SO far the pros
pect lie that the CRAFTY will be 4 No. l.
Whitehall Sentinel SM
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ScW York Market.
New York, June II.
Stocks, dull and rather weak

New York, June II.
Stocks, dull and rather weak
Money, on call fair and not very active
jal per cent. on short first class paper
closed ja6 per cent
Rates Tor sterling exchange, unsettled
Flour very dull, heavy, and 10 cents
lower.
Wheat dull heavy and nominally lower.
Sales small -: - red $50 white south
ern.
Rye and barley, dull
Corn dull, heavy, and lower Sales
1900 bushels At S2aSjc old and new mixed
western.
oats heavy, at 47a53c state and Canadian
Pork dull and heavy.
Prime beef dull
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18
SPORTS We 3.N'- - P1..
H0nTAS TTGNEG

IMPORTER and manufacturer cf lacrosse TEist Ri
Il. -ud shot Cans, Of lptiou, Tv...coue
and p tent MIzz EiG-- REMOVING Er-cL c., S.tei
Barrels. rh Guide Starter, soT iu-:lr ard large as
sortIleHt o. Rev Dives Colt = B-als. Maltti. uut
a >ytl-', Allen !t.rber'- Grull-E.-l viii fad ~ nv
shop everything IN nv line, ana warrant 20 gye salts
faction to all that favor with -h-ir patronage
invite the I'D friends o. II T. EECNEER We me a
call, - 1. rY agent. Customer, viii saNs ili han
- his post ay sAOp MAN street., near tie Fox
Ri.rr BRIDE.
f"v der Shot. "ads, and Caps GUu- j.. by te day.
I-ll, THOMAS MOORE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

An item of interest connected with the
tornado at Jacksonville, was that of little
boy, whose name we have forgotten, who
was carried by the wind for some distance,
and when found i'll tree, with his arm
broken, exclaimed in childish innocence:
Pa, when was up there ever SO high,
saw great big wagon fly over my head."
This wagon belonged to Jesse Henry. ESQ
and though made with heavy iron axies
not vestige of it has been found.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

The General Convention of the Sweden
borgians in the United States was in ses-
sion, in Philadelphia last week, and adj
journed siredie ON Saturday One hundred
delegates were present The next session
will be held in Chicago, in June, 1860
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

The grain market was heavy and dull
yesterday. All sorts of rumois of wars, of
damage done by the frost, and of a Cincin-
natl demand for -four, were resorted to in
order to bolster up prices, but in vain
The entire sales of wheat during the day
did not exceed $4,000 bushels, and they
were at S440al4 ~ for No ! red winter;
Sl.l5 for No, l Spring; slO2al03 for
standard spring, closing at SlO2 and SEC
for No spring. Corn was more active
but lower than Oil Wednesday, We note
sales Of $4,000 bushels at 66at1c for No.
railroad corn In store, md Csc for canal
corn aflOat. Flour was offered at lower
rates, butwithout buyers Particulars will
be found in the commercial column-Irmes,
I'm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18
From the Springfield State Register.
The Prospects in EIgypt--Tiie Wheat Har-
vest Begun.

We learn from a gentleman who has Just
arrived here from Union county, that the
wheat harvest has already begun in Egypt.
Ia tcion county, on Monday, the 9th. the
early wheat was being harvested. and the
Weld was better than ever known before
IN that part of the State. In the extreme
southern part Of Illinois the same aUund-
ant harvest was being gathered in. In
Alexander, Johnson, Pope, Pulaski, Gala
I'm. Williamson, Franklin, jackson, Har-
din, Union. Wayne and Randolph coun-
ties the wheat Is reported as good as ever
known in the State.
The prospects for a good crop Of corn
are reported as very favorable The grow
ing corn in many places IS said to be from
tnr.c 10 !our feet high. and looks black
and l-ea,thy' II nothing happens to the
crop !, will be an excellent one and fully
ontitle the modern Egypt to the deSigna
,ion. of thu Land OF Corn
The peaches are in great abundance III
all southern Illinois They are now about
the size OF hens eggs, and the trees are
loaded with them. Apples, pears, and
other kinds oftruit usually grown III those
parts are said To promise a wonderful
yicld
While in some parts Of the State, COM
plants are being made about the failure Of
the wheat, and the probability Of the
corn bein" bitten 10y the frost in the fail,
on account Of the latencSs OF the season at
which il was planted. we have no discour-
agin. reports from Egypt. There all is
prosperous and should there he an entire
i1Iiu!e of crops III other parts Of the State,
Egypt will produce enough for us all. If
our crops fail, we can. in the fall, 20 down
into Egypt, as was done in olden times,
and lty in an abundant supply.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

FINE WHEAr.-Mr. Alvord of Tonica.
left in our office the other day some stalks
of wheat, which by this time must be
ready for the sickle. The "heads" We're
then approaching full maturity, and crown
ed stalks to correspond A fine chance
for one of our millers to secure the first
reaping of a superior species and quality
.LaSaile Standard
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National Celebration a, Sandwich, I'll

National Celebration ut SAM witch, Ill
The SD Anniversary of the lndep, ndence of the
United States Of America will be appropriately ceIe.
brated ut Sandwich, ILL.,, on Monday, Ju y 4, 1859.
WILLIAM ERoss, Esq, Of the Press and Tribune 10 to
be the orator OF the day. good time genera ~
pected and the soldiers OF the IS2 the Mex
lean the por Of the Northwest, citi-
of Ottawa and vicinity respectfully invited to
mngle with in the festivities the day. in commem.
GRAFTON of the stirring events the Revo.
luton, which secured to Liberty aud Union, nov
and forever, one aud insepsrsble."
By order Of the Committee Of Arrangements
junls NE BALLoU, Sssy
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ST Cathor;pac n W J,,o

=
The gates Of lock No % Of the Willard
canal near Thorold, C.. w, were carried
away by the schooner Quebec this evening.
he rush Of water caused the embarrassment
TO give several feet Great damage was
done to the grain fields The water is
now shut off, and the food is gradually
subsldlng. \ large foace Of men will com
mence 10 repair the break when the water
subsidies sufficiently.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18
The Dramatfs Personn.

Victor Emanuel says the Washington
Constitution, succeeded to the throne of
Sardinia in 1S49, on the abdication of his
father, Charles Albert who sought re-
fuge in Portugal, and shortly died there.
His Prime Minister is Count Cavour, whose
lucid exposition of the Sandman side of
the war question has been SO widely cir
culated. The chief commander of the
Sandman forces under Victor Emanuel is
La Marmora who won merited distinction
for conduct and courage in the Crimea
Francis Joseph succeeded to the throne
of Austria in December, 1S4S, upon the
abdication of his uncle, the Emperor Fer
dinand
The legitimate heir to the French mon
archy, belonging to tn House of Bourbon,
is the Due de Bordeaux, commonly called
Count Chambord, the grandson of Charles
the Tenth, who was compelled to abd;cate
his throne in 1880, and died at Corr in
1886. He had resided of late years in
Austria but, on the occasion of hostile
relations between that country and his
native France, he took up his abode in
Holland
On the other hand, one of the Orlean.
family, heirs Of the constitutional monar-
chy of France established in July, 1870 a
grandson Of Louis Philippe, King of the
French namely, the Due de Chatres-
had actually desired to join the Sardinians
against Austria, but was overruled by the
Prince de Joinville, his uncle, and other
relatives, and has taken up his residence
in England.
With what emotions must these voyal
eSiles watch the career of him who occu-
pies the throne from which the Bourbon
and the Orleans We're successfully dis
placed!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18
The EaNaI Sufferers.

Boston, June l6.
"A meeting was held at the China Insur-
ance Company Office to-day, to take meas
ures tor sending provisions to the inhabit-
ants OF Fayal Azores, who are reported to
be IN starving condition A thousand
dollars were subscribed on the spot and
committee appointed to solicit further sub
scriptiOns
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

The story of postage stamps being coun-
terteited to the amount Of one million Of
dollars annually is said to be fabrication
of one OF the special news agents at
Washington. The Washington Consitn-
ton says that the Investigations have failed
to ind proof that any postage stamps..are
counterielted, and that, although occa
sional attempts are made to use cancelled
and washed stamps in payment for post
age, such attempts are rarely successful,
and that no considerable loss to the reve-
nue. has resulted from this abuse
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18


fJELlC notice IS hereby gwen that l. Lyman San
L G,fs'u, trustee in CerJ..H Gecd OF executed
10 me- a. trustee tie twenty nd day OF April a
D 1901, ~ earns { Howard AMI EyriUr + Howard.
is ".ie, ard recorded n the Recorder. office g. La
Sale county Stale Of III. IN book d-rt, number
hiy-thirv, 1 par,- three hundred and twelve. (3l9
ifee hundred nd 'h,rtren (3i3D md three hundred
aud iOurtteI., tJlil VIII, ~ de au in the
payment 81 a certain p~om!ssoTy note mentioned il
and s,c;red by said d.. of trust. according e.
ior and effect m reO apr LEGATION o. tie gal holder
o. sad notes and III pursuance o. tie power said
deed Of trust contained ad cr the purposes tHrr,in
expressed, sell 1t pubI. auction. tie highest bidder
iog cash, on Saturday, the ninth q ~ day July, n
I>?, between the hours Of ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
Az four o'clock the Afternoon o. said day, 81 IN
'front.' or olh door O. the Hardy Hose, in the city OF
La Sale and State # Illinois all the estate convey
ed to me by >Si deed of The northeast
quarter of tie southwest quarter ard the south-eas,
quarter OF the norm west quarter o ,tou No three
90 township thirty hree S3) north range one east
oil 'ie iiEd PRINCIPAL ucTiGlan, excepting the right
way which t. Illinois Central Railroad CoinPtuy here.
toi"Te quird ana ii rough said preUi-es with
the Entertainments and appurt-nsnces rhrrenu!o beorg.
Ll MAN SANpEESON JguS,,
L. Sale, June iS-iv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

GEORGE W. KENDALL, formerly of the
New Orleans Picay,oae, but who recently
removed to Texas, for the purpose of
farming, is named as candidate for Cover
nor of that State. Two or three counties
have already declared for him
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

The famous Gardiner claim, by which
the L. 5. Government was swindled out of
Sl5O,OJ0 the fraudulency of the claim af-
forwards discovered, and a Judgment OBJ
tanned against Gardiner for the amount.
was paid week ago into the L. y Treas
ury by GARDENERS executors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18
T.. w. g. EESCuTI.
';uTraio AnaIytrcSkIe,;,ea Institute.

VIII make his next visit IN
Ia SALE. HARDY HOUSE JUNE l2rh and f3,h,
OTTAWA. OIL h2 not 81 JUNk ls;U and IJ.h.
y4EEsUN> !abCTfug uTdt. any form CarOuig D!-
-ta-r- Lung. Liver .a-ys. s-rCfa. Ulcer, Ac..
To need ilcIrsu.r on. TVI--s call
CONSULT .TipN FEEL. Especial attention gwen ~
o.. 70 licences OF ~rr.rr AID children.
N--ro't 49, coaf'.-- - 20 ali. place every
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18
TELEGRA PHTC.
Reported for tie Oha,ca Free Trader.
Great TrottinD Match.

New York, June l6.
There was large attendance to-day at
the Eclipse course to witness the great
trottinS match between Flora Temple and
Princess, the California mare Flora beat
Princess in two straight heats of three
miles each. She made the second heat of
three miles in 7 minutes, 594 seconds
Stakes s., 600
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

The Rockford Register complains with
much apparent justice that the State Ayr
cultural Society has neglected to after a
premium for Reapers and Mowers at their
next State Fair at Freeport The invent
i've genius of Winnebago ought not to be
thus ignored
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18
SPRING VALLEY s.DIsE

OPE-H on TIE l9yX INST.
lsNEE UNDER gIsd having taken Il!s fine large and
L conmOIsous house y q. have u open and ready for
tie reception o. visitors the 49, lust tn ru e
has berI thoroughly feErd. aud = in -xc-i-r' order
Dancing parties, pc u!", aid o usr-i.s wi ir.d tbs
one o: th~ pieast-st stopping I4C IL ia atry-
FiEe srsj.ug attached Plenty o. good servants and
everything ia tip top order. Gail ana -.
luAls-tS WNnLEI EIAN.
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The Westport correspondent Of the ST.
Louis Rqathcan writes that, notwithstand-
ing the uniavorable accounts from the
mines, large numbers Of persons We're still
arriving bound for Pixies Peak.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

THE CASE OF CASNIBALrsM on THE PLAINS.
We have heretofore alluded to the case
OF brothers eating each other up on the
route TO Pixies Peak but supposed the
story an exaggerat!on In the Denver
City paper, however, We find complete
account of the affair furnished by Daniel
Blue, one of the survivors OF the party,
and who has arrived at Denver. Blue went
from Clyde, Ill, TO Pixies Peak, with his
brothers He writes the following horri-
BE confession:
After short effort 70 continue our
Journey. we were again compelled 10 lay
up, and the next day Solcg died from ex-
haustion and the want OF food. Before
lie breathed his last, he authorized and
requested Us to make use of his mortal
remains i'll the way Of nourishmcut. We
from necessity, did 50. although it went
very hard against our feelings, lived OH
his body about eight days We then were
as | afterwards learned, on Beaver Creek
which emptics into the Biiou, one of the
tributaries OF the South Platte, and about
- miles east OF Denver City. after the
con sumption of Solegs body, Alexander.
my eldest brother, died and at his own
last request. " used Il portion Of his body
o. food or the spot, and with the balance
resumed our journey towards the gold
REGIONS We succeeded in travelling but
ten miles. when my youngest brother,
Charles gave cut, d w were obliged 10
stop. For ten days we subslSted or what
remained OF our brothers body, when
Charles expired from she same causes as
the others. also consumed the greater
portion Of his remains, when | was found
by an Aparahoe Indian and treated with
great Kindness and day and half there
after CHS j, on Wednesday. the eth of
Nay) brought To the cDcampmcnt Of the
Leavc.wo,rn and Fixes Peak Express
Company train.
Tie above statement make freely, vol
unfairly, and without compul.ion. Know
ing tina, it Will reach the eye Of the public
at large, l wish to give an expression II
the sincere gratitude | entertain towards
the employees OF the l. and Z. T. Express
Company in general, and Mr.. Williams in
special, for the truly humane treatment
received at their hands. DANIEL Blue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

We are again indebted to the polite
agent Of the T. S Express Company for
Thursdays St Louis papers, at least day
in advance of the mail
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Prepared by Cornelius /. CE-.>,HdH, " D., Netc
l1rk CIR.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
result OF long and extensive practice. They mild
in their operation and certain in correcting all
larites PainfG Mrn>iruatious, removing all obstruc-
tons whether rom cold otherwise. headache. pain
III the side raptatiun of the heart, whites all
affections Mysteries, fatigue pa in the back and
ilubs &c. disturbed sleep which arises from Interrupt
ton Oi
TO MARRIED LADIES.
on tn monthly peri with regularity. Ladies who
have been disappointed in the Of other pills
place the utmost confidence in DR.. Checsenan, Pills do
ing all that ;hey represent to do.
NOTICE.
There ~ condition eftte Ft0,Gkr system IN ,caicb
tie PjHs cIHDOt he ttkeH tciti01 producing PEf'J-
IIiR RE.STL' =. The condition ,eFrJyed 10 is PLEG-
NiNCl-tie rtSpk, MISCARRIAGE. Snch is tbs
fyresistiLle feH9ehcH or III rtedicige restore
tak ctioHS TO n0rGi coDdion that eren t.e re-
productive p0tCer Of nature cannot resist H.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious. Explicit directions, which should he read
accompany each box. Price 81. Sent by mail on en-
closing 81 tn DR.. CORNELIUS l.. CHLEsExAN box ST.
Post Office, New York City
Sold by one druggist in every town in the L. States
Il. b. HUTCllINGS.
Gesaer"i Ag"nt for tie Thitd States 100 Chambers st.
es York 10 'rom all l-hOlesdis orders Should be dd-
dress-d.
Sold III Ottawa by lap2-1yl D. WALKER.
- n 4
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OTTAWA, April l3, 1886.
Naw N,riy.


Dear Sir: Mr.. VI. returned from Taz-
well yesterday, and advises not to 90 down,
rs it will he impossible to have the plat
recorded in time, and that it cannot be
done unless receive the title in nv name
and execute a bond to yourself and NJ
\ ou can, however, if you receive the plat,
make a conditional sale, or one Of US can
20 east, on your return, and make a con-
dIt!onal bargain l think we have the
handsomest Water street in the country.
and lots fronting on said street should sell
readily Tor 500, us also the corner lots on
many OF tue streets fronting on the Lake,
especially & street Dir VI. authorized
you 70 sell ore half of his interest very
low. ILe purchaser can soon realize 800
.er cent, although it would not do to say
so i'll New York, as those e per centers
might get frightened at so unheard of an
advance; yet their increduiity cannot al
ten facts. ! am induced, or rather con.
strained To authorize you to sell for the
same amount my Interest, provided YOU
can lift the cash, not otherwise. The want
of money (ii not the root of is great
evil. We have another more splendid
speculation ON hand, ana are anxious for
YOUR return i understand that the pro-
orietor OF Marion City, on the Missis-
sippi. sold 100000 worth Of lots, good
site and possessing advantages, but none
superior to "Tazwell" Sell Starved
Rock if possible. We enclose our power
of attorney, which we could not get re-
corded under eight days The river is
hig.. The steamboat America" has
arrived and departed, and the Bee" is
just arriving. B.