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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

FOR the Free Trader.
The Chicago bar state that oyer seventeen
thousand suits have been begun in the Cir
cult and Common Pleas Courts of Cook
County, within two years.
The salary Of each of these judges is ST.
900, and their fee in each case begun at law,
is $3.50. 1t appears then that these two
Judges in the last two years have received
fees, say $40 900, and salary 81 coo, maxi 6
in all SAG, OOO-an average Of $l1 300 per
annum to each Judge, while the Chief JUS
tice Of the State receives but 81 200, and the
Circuit Judges elsewhere but 5 900 each.
Now it is q fact that more than hall OF the
suits IN those Courts are against the resi-
dents of the country counties, and these tat
salaries come chiefly cut of the country peo-
pie. Is it right that the people should
maintain City Judges at $4,000 year;
City Sheriffs at $l5, 900 to $40, 900 year,
and City Clerks at $4,000 to $25,000 q
year, while their own Judges get but 81 900
year, and their clerks and sheriffs average
but little more? Let the law be altered SO
that suits against residents must be brought
in the county Of the defendant, and this i'm
mense amount Of business and power will be
distributed, and the people Of the country
will be protected against the gross injustice
of dancing attendance at ruinous expense on
Chicago Courts, at Chicago inns for the
profit Of Chicago officers, and freed from the
danger Of having their rights passed upon
by dozen stationery eng ines, in the form OF
"prcfessional jurors"
A Man OF THE COUNTRY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
Washington Items and Rumor..

Feb. 4-Senator Toombs intends early
next week to bring forward bankrupt bill,
and sustain it by a speech. 1t is similar in
details to the one matured by the Commit
tee on Judiciary at the last session. Al
though there is much pressure of public
business, some of the prominent friends OF
the measure in both Houses, if it is present
ed, think the bill can be passed, provided
that its advocates act with zeal.
The statement that the Republicans had
held a conference on the Oregon bill, and de-
cided to 60 for it, is untrue. There has
been no change among them on that ques-
ton.
The Daily Neus Washington correspond
ent says, it is reported that secret move
ment is on foot to ascertain il the Demo
cratic members Of bot Houses can agree
upon an address to the Democrats Of the
Union, which shall settle On some u form
basis Of action Of the party.
Feb. 5.-The Democratic members from
Pennsylvania met last evening and adopted
resolutions opposed to a permanent nation
al debt, endorsing the Presidents recon-
mendations, repudi ating the acts Of the 9TH
er Democratic caucus and appointing com
mittee to take steps for united action with
other Democrats who approve Of Their posi-
ton. An the Pennsylvania Democrats but
two were present.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
Excitement in Kansas.

Seine two weeks ago band of Missouri
ans entered Kansas in pursuit of some runa-
way negroes, whom they captured at the
house Of man named boy. Jumping to
the conclusion that Doy and his son had en-
ticed the negroes away, the party took the
father and son back to Missouri along with
the negroes. At Weston, the two were put
in Jail; then tried before justice, and again
remanded to Jail, where they are still locked
up, and We doubt not are pretty harshly
treated.
The capture Of two citizens Of Kansas in
the way detailed, for an offence for which
they can only be rightfully tried and punish,
ed in Kansas if they have really committed
the offence, has naturally excited intense ex
element among the free State men of Kan
sas. a large and excited meeting on tn,
subject was held at Lawrence on the 29tl
ult., Gen. Lane made a great speech" anC
it was resolved if boy and his son are no
peaceably returned to Kansas, that an army
under Lane should be despatched to bring
them back by force.
cod Brown" also, it appears is besieget
by party of HISTORIANS in log cabin il
Jefferson county, and party from Topeka
has been despatched to his aid.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

The McEMoss.-Our government is evi
IDENTITY no. yet done with the Mormons.-
The authority of Gov. Cummins and the
other federal officers among them is nomi-
nally acknowledged, but in reality it is all a
farce. A letter to the St Louis Republican
of the 9TH states that Judges Sinclair and
Cradbough will resign in spring, being salts
fled that their presence at Salt Lake as fede-
raj officers is burlesque. The letter adds;
"There is no loyalty to Government among
tie Mormons; that, while to a certain ex-
tent, they respect forms Of law, they neither
recognize or respect its spirit. Neither
murder nor any crime has been or can be
punished.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

HoRRID AFrAIE: IN OGLE Co.-The Ogle
County Reporter Of. Monday gives long ac-
count Of murder affair in that county, the
substance of which is, that shoemaker
named Ozias G.. Elicit, was arrested at
Lynnville, where he resides, a few day ago,
charged with having murdered his wife
whose bsdy was found buried under myster-
ious circumstances, and whom he had al
ways greatly il-treated. While the Coren-
er's jury were holding an inquest on the
body, the prisoner was attacksu in the hotel
where he was in custody, by number OF
Infatuated women, who tore oHt his hair and
handled him roughly, SO that his life was in
danger He was then locked up in an up
per room by the officers, to keep him from
the fury of the women, and while there he
jumped out of the window, and escaped. He
is still ct large.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
Usuay Law Decisions. &c.

We find, much to our regret, that in sta.
ting the case upon which Judge Hollister re-
Gently made an important decision in eur
circuit court in reference to our usury laws
and which we commented upon two weeks
ago, we did injustice to one Of the parties to
the suit Being wholly ignorant Of the
names of the parties, and not having isquir.
ed closely into all the details Of the case, we
aimed to describe rather hypothetical than
a real case, as answering fully our purpose
pending in our court, although not differing
from our statement SO az to affect the prin
clples OF the decision in question, yet diffs,
materially SO far as the conduct of the par
ties to the suit is concerned; and in justice
to them it is due that we should make some
corrections.
The real facts Of the case, without men.
tloning any nam in the matter, we learn
are substantially as follows:
A, as agent for B., loaned G., in March
1855, 1921, for two years, at 1oper cent in
terest. Gin the 1921, We presume, were in
ciuded certain charges of A. as commission
in the transaction.S No one appeared at the
end Of the second year to pay either princ
pal or interest Meantime the premises 70,
which trust deed was given to secure tn.
s-2l were mortgagcd by c. to D. for anoth
err sum Of money which had also become due
ID. commences proceeding to foreclose hi
mortgage, and publishes a notice, in pursu
ance of law for B. to appear and establish BIZ
claim, &c. 3. fails to see the notice, and S,
A, his agent, to prevent d. from getting il
his claim ahead of B., advertises the proper
ty for sale under. the trust deed. After tn
property had been advertised, E., as attor
ney for the administrators Of c., who has
died, calls on A. and offers to pay the inter
est, if he would stop the sale. This A. a
first declined, as it might let the lnortgag
of D. in ahead Of B., but finally agreed t.
take the interest 90 per cent? and let tn
matter run till fall. E., the attorney, nov
| refuses to do SO, but sues out an injunction
| to restrain the sale. The sale thus stand
postponed, and the suit is still pending il
the Circuit court.
These, which we are assured are the ex
act circumstances ofthe case, certainly &C
quit y. OF all blame for harshness in ths
matter. lie acted for his principal as any
faithful man was bound to act, and certain
ly did no more than was necessary to secur,
his claim.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
l5e POPULAR TRADE L SO
Ribbons g. Millinery Goods.

RIBBONS! RIBBONs,! RIBBoNs,u
To Rcrehats haliHer., Jobbsrs, Dealers in Rtbtons
Millinery GoDds, GHG Cash Eayers "a al sec
tiof,s u the country.
The CIsh RIBBON UDJlss li6 Chambers ST, Heir York
ESTABLISHED 1853
NNE have originated a principles new era II
w the Ribbon Trade, whereby We n axe this business
PLAIN, sEPLE, ASy STAPLE THAT OF BROVS sHEEIISGs
IS. 81 for Crsk We Buy for cdsE!
We satisfied with 3 CEST- PROFIT ASS no -
cond Price. Have al our Good. marked in putin ng
ii,ss. that map woman and child buy alike, and
receive the same value FOR their money:
Our prices for best Taeta Ribbons, all colors are
No. !: e's per piece 10, : 80. cts per do piece
50 ~ 90 90 g. So 9 s., 8; 90
No &c sl.47E per piece
We cssr Fancy Ri1boas, al Syi, al Colors, al qua
8uis., Gt prices d,fyiHg competition,
amt ror t9si only.
Our Establishment Is the centre of attraction for
Ribbons. Quick Sales Lgh; Profits and Il" Good
Value, for Cash.
ROUCHEs' RoUoHES,I
New Sty-s and Patterns. saving Of 30 per c>nst.
from credit prizes Examine our samples and be con-
v.nc~d
BLOND LACES, CUTTINGS, &C, &c.
Our line 0: these Goods always full. We Import AID
job" them at once for per cent. advance. Marked
prices all Goods in plain fgur.s." A sGriag cf 40
per- cent. these TODD from credit prizes.
Our intention i make the Ribbon TRADE staple
in regard 10 prices domestic goods To do this
We are Union Men. NO North = - No SOUTH We
solicit the patronage OF Merchants in every section OF
the United States and the servants Of all who favor
with their AIDE and patronage.
CASH RIBBON HOUSE
1I6 Chambersstrset, New York,
the Hudson River Railroad Depot.
H.H- WALLER. janis
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
Du Page County Nurseries,
LEN1,IS ELLSWORTH 4 Co.

b4PERIILLE, ILLINOIS.
WE invite the attention Of Farmers Orchardsts,
variety and quantity Of any Nursery of n.
Y, occupying over So acres Of ground.
Standard Apple Trees for OrcIai d. Dwarf for Gar
dens Standard and Dwarf Cherry Trees, (hardy
ing); Standard and Dwarf Pear Trees from years
old, tbearng); Plum, Peach, and QuiEce Trees.
GRAPES.--Isabel., Clinton. Catawba, Northern Mus
candne, Charter Oak, Concord, Diana, and Rebecca.
CURRANTS.-Back Naples. Red Dutch, White Dutch,
Victoria, White Grape, Cherry Red, and Prince Albert
GOOSEBERRIES.-Best American and English varie-
ties; large assortment
BLACK EEKRIEs.-The Lawton and Rochelle, the
remark ablo for size and bearing cultivated
Strawberries and Ras pberries in great variety.
Ornamental Department..
Ornamental DeciduoGs Trees Ornamental Deciduous
and Towering Shrubs, Evergreen Trees and Shrubs
R0SES-Ne have ia cultivation over three hundred
OF the choicest and desirable varieties Our
Of Roses surpassed by none East West.
sE Those desiring TREES, PLANTS, OR SHRUBS,
assured that they obtain them from this Estab
shent, acclimated to this Western Country avoiding
hundreds of miles OF spostaion and the injurious
effects of long delays the way. All articles rom
this Establishment forwarded in good condition, and
packed with
MK. DAVID MOONEY viii remain in this place few
days receive orders for Trees Plants, and Shrubs,
from our Establishment
tE- catalogues ror1oarded gratis 10 applicants.
ianZ2-2m LEWIS ELLSWORTH CO
DUY YOUR STATIONERY at
ID oRToN's BOOK STORE.
You get nothing as good at the Drug stores. ian23
Honey! Honey!
On BONES Of very superior Honey just received and
~ for sale at lJan2ZI HlsES.
roTO ORTOE'S BOOH STORE for School Books
" Stationery, or nice Books for Children. jan29
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

We see it stated that DR.. Leib has been
removed from the office Of General mail
agent for Illinois, and some DANTE of Deca.
tur rewarded with his place. There are
meaner men among the DANTE Office hold
ers in Illinois than DIR. Leib, and if he was
removed, as we see it insinuated, on account
of his scaly character, and that is now con.
sidered cause of removal, there are doz-
State that have abundant cause to tremblc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

A Coon CLUB.-The publishers of the St.
Louis Republican, by recent overland
mail from San Francisco, received an order
for 1900 copies ofthat paper to be forwarded
regularly for one year to club made I'D in
San Francisco. The beauty Of it was, the
cash accompanied the order.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

Since the insbriate asylum in New York
was projected, there have been 2,0e0 appli-
cations from respectable and wealthy citi-
zens of that State alone for the admission for
OF their inebriate friends; and of those 400
were for women!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

The Aims House of Stephenson County
was burned on Friday night last, involving
a loss to the county of $4,000. One invalid
was burned to death, and another very seri-
ously injured.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

H.YrI.-The latest accounts from this Pa
radise of negrodom represents the Emperor
Solouque as about on his last pins, and the
government on the eve of passing into the
hands of the republicans. The forces OF
the Emperor are nowhere able to stand
against the insurgents, who have possession
of all the principal places on the coast.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
New Flour Store,

On. la SIUe ST. oDposite R4sselis Furniture DepOt.
FUNHE subscriber has made arrangements to keep on
Il hand a large supply OF the choicest Winter and
Spring Wheat Flour, imported from Wisconsin, Chicago
and IND. ana, which ne will sell the lowest market
price for cash.
He will also keep hand Chicago Lime, Cement,
Salt, Hams, and PORK, for wholesale and retail trade.
lie has also first-rate Lumber Wagon, tb,Ing pre-
uIiGm wagon, made by Slack Rarl,) and excellent
horse Carriage span OF young Horses, and II ar
match. Also, several head OF Cows, all OF which
he offers for sale a good bargains
Also, Farm Of 100 miles north OF Otta-
wa, for ljaulJ-tfl THoS. CARTON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

There sill be total eclipse of the moon
on the 18th of this month, early in the
morning, visible throughout the United
States
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

The Shatwell House, in LsaYenwerth,
Kansas, was destroyed by fire on Saturday.
The remains of a human body were found in
the ruins after the FIRE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

An extension of the Mccormick patent
was refused by the Commissioners of Patents
On the 31st ult That official stated from
the exhibits, he inferred that the Patentee
had received ample reward for the ingenuity
and expense employed upon the invention,
public property.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

THE JuMPERTz TRIAL.-JumpertZ, the man
in Chicago who killed his mistress, headed
her up in barrel, and sent her to New
York, Has tried last week and found guilty
of murder. He will probably be hanged,
although his sentence is now suspended by a
motion for a new trial, which has not yet
been disposed of.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
S Il y Il L, NJ T., y Il
CONDITION
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,

Made 10 TIE -igditor Of TIE e Of Tlih0is. Jan. l. SO
lsi The name OF tins Company is TaE HARTFORD FHE
iS-CRANCE COMPANY, and IS located al HARTFORD COSY
%. The amount Of Capital Stock 800 90 %
3D. The amount Of Capital Stock paid up, is $4,000 %
i,f. ASSETS.
tasL on mana, $ios -
Cash in hand. Of Agents, or in course of trans
mission, ................ ....-....... sales q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

The phrase "Old Fogy" means, in Ireland,
the dead grass of = former season, which
prevents the growth Of young and viger-
Gus crop.
1t was brought into fashionable use by an
article in the Democratic ReUieso, written BY
Saunders, against the nomination for the
Presidency of Gen. Cass, James Buchanan,
&C., and had powerful effect in slecting
Gen. Pierce.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

Senator Fuller, of Tazewell county, is Sc
verely i'll at Springfield, with lung complaint.
He has not been in his seat in the Senate
for some days, and it is feared will net be
able to resume his seat during the session o.
the Legislature.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

A new daily, called the Magnet, has been
started in Decatur; y. L. Sheppard and j.
Ryan, editors and publishers. II is demo
cratic 10 politics.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
Pixies Peak.

Ever offered In La Sale County and prices the
times Hs consist. Of everything tina; Is made
for tn. understandings Of men, women children.
from ihs Nr0ugsst St0IG 70 the Ft.>-l French htd
SIP PER. both % Eastern and home manufacture, al Of
which vii! be sold for cash at a LOWER EIGURE
THAN CAN BIZ BOUGHT WEST OF CHICAGO:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
CGSTOM XOEA

or every description made sri-r by the best
men, and az short notice. RePdirtHg ce HeIt!y and
promptly
Be particular and remember the store on the
Wet eide Of "a. court H0as- Squire, Heri door ~
-Ach'fi'I'e JetoeIFy store
febI2 Tw BoLLEs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
A STOCK OF PATTERNS
Rcapimg IL Moving Machines.
The Peoples Cheap Store !
DOUGLASS T. CLARK
A RE on hand usual with their large and well Sc
: II Il u IL


RE on hand usual with their large and well
"A lected stock Of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
which they invite the people of Ottawa and La Sale
County TO examine.
We have the largest stock Of DRY GOODS in OTTAWA,
and shall sell them al prices that cannot be beat
We invite particular attention to our stock OF
DRESS GOODS.
Also, 10 our Black and Colored Silks, Plain and FL
CURED Nerinos Br0che, Stella and WOODEN Kong wis.,
We shall offer extra induceDents the above Goots.
ORR LINEN DEPARTMENT
Is full. Table Damask, Bleached and Brown Spreads,
Towels, Napkins, Diapers Crash, Shirt Linen, Shirt Be-
. SONS, d..
Velvet Ribbons, Dress Trimmin gs, PRINCES Bonnie, and
TaEeta Ribbons.
Kid Gloves and all other styles of Gloves.
We keep sull stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Scch Wooden Blankets Fann.ls Checks, Stripe Shirt
Tckngs. Battngs Bl-ach- and Br sheetinGs,
Drills, Cambrics Cassimeres, Satinets, Jeans, Gents
Wrappers and Drawers, and Ladies' Wrappers,
Also, a full stock of
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Besides thousands OF other articles that have not
time to mention.
Remember the place Glover and Cooks Block, next
door to e. l.. Thompsons City Drug Store.
sep25 DOUGLASS CLARK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
THE GROVER 4 BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY

l66 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO,
81 FOURTH STREET ST. LOUIS,
HAVING greatly increased their facilities for manu-
l. featuring their CEIEBR FAMLY MACHINES with
all the recent improvements have prices,
L..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
MASQUERADE BALL,

AT METROPOLITAN HALL.
LNEBRUARY 22d, 1S59-Gven by A. SCHNEIDER
Il Tickets $1.50-Supper included.
Good Music will be provided and good order kept
The public invited to attend.
Guests may come with masks or without, they may
choose.
Carriages in attendance at Z o'clock. feb12
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
MANSION HOUSE,

MANSION HOUSE,
East side Of Court House S2udre, Ottu,cd, NinetS.
FUNHIS well known Hotel again under the direction Of
Il Thomas J. Wade. 1t has been thoroughly reno
waited, epahted and well furnished. It's central locs
ton renders convenient home for travellers and
citizens and its barns and carriage houses ample
II is the intention of ,he subscriber keep faithful
attentive walters furnish tidy rooms and beds,
and provide 5 good and varied meals be found
anywhere of the Shore and he promises his fricnds
and all whs may favor him with cali tina: they shall ~
satisfied. ISeplel L. j. ADE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

Wanted Immediately,
. 600 HIDES, and 1900 lbs. Tailow- for which
- .OOO the highest market price will be paid In
cash. Leather Store, opposite the Court House La
Sale st. (novi4l W. c. 4 E. RICHARDSON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

\ friend hands Us the folio wing letter from
a relative residing at "yandotte, Kansas
Any Of our citizens who are affected with
the Pixies Peak fever, will find IN it medicine
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Dr. Brunon's Bitters

o Hotel Keepers. Restaurants. Drug.
gists. Grocers and the Public.
, 1859-07-16

fn.n.
Aae sunday question In Philadelphia.
Ihe horse railroad companies Of Philadel-
phia hare got entang1cd iu Law suit to test
their right 10 run cars o,, The S.ht,,.h d. n.
e.aa., H.. 80 - -, NV HA""ss' aae' VI
ounaay las' t"o o' the street railroads conf
menced carrying passengers-somc Of them to
u,s. ~as ~ es1e" - 'oe snaos ave-
ooss aho groves o' paramount. Two drivers
we're Immediately arrested by the police and
taken before the magistrates who brld thru, ;,,
bo.r fc, tr;,, urd.r +h. s.,a.~ 49,. 49,. ~ 49,. ~
MI .o1 N 1Due' .As .'unoa' ac' ol Iva.
ioe case WILL 80 to the Supreme Court. The
, 1859-07-16
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