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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15

made good their retreat carrying away
among other property. some dozen slaves.
One Of the Missouriaus who resisted was
Killed.
So long as the robbiug and killing were
confined to Kansas, the Federal authorl-
ties looked on with the greatest compoSure'
Now it has passed the border into NILSSON
ri II il to be hoped they will bestir them
selves. This invasion Of Missouri, lament
alle and criminal as it was, wns, however
a much less brutal affair Than the last in
vason of Kansas, from Missouri, last May
resulting, as it did, in the murder of some
eight unoGending citizens of Kansas-shot
down in cold blood, and out of pure malice
Should this foray of Brown occasion de-
cded and prompt interference on the part
of the Federal Government topat STOP
to the outragcs, OF both sides, OF when
Southern Kansas has been the scene, 50
far, at least, the result vii be good. we
mucn fear, however, tha il will be made
1.-THE occasion for the arrest and prosecution
of many innocent parties, and the PreteXi,
for new attempt-in which the Federal
Government will take the lead-to driVe
the Frce.State settlers out OF Southern
! Kansas.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15

To CORRESPONDENTS We are reluctantly
compelled to omit several articles from onr
friends, but such as viii not spoil by keeping
will be inserted at another time.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1859. Popular Trade 1859.


81 MILLINERY GOODS.
III RIBBONS RBBONSi RlDBoNSl
pa Merchants. Milliners, Jobhers Dealers in
Ribbons Millinery Goods, aud
Cash BUYERS in all sections of the Country.
The Cash Ribbon House
JIG Chambers street, New York.
JNo FARRELL
ESTABLISHED IN 1883.
We have originated new pinciple-a era in the Rib
hon rde whereby this business PLAs, SIMPLE and
staple As that Of Brewn Shteiings
We buy for Cash We sell for Cash
We are satisfied with per cent profit Ask Second Price.
Have all Goods marked Ia Plain Figures that man, WO-
man and child buy alike aud the value Tor their
money our pces for best Iaiea Ribbons all eolOs
No J. l2cts per piece, No 3jis cts per piece,
~ 10 51a
2 2OK g sI1
25K "I2 SO7h
No 10 S47k per piece.
We O1er fancy Ribbons all Styles all color, all qualities, al
prices deing competitions aud Tor cash only Our establish
nent Is the centre attraction for Ribbons Quick sales
light Prndts, aud Good Yalue Tor Cash.
Rouehe New styles and Patterns at saving Of 80 per cen
fom credit prcas fxrnne our samples and be convinced
Blond lacss Quliugs, 6c, &eOur line Of these Good
always full We import and Job them at for per cen
advance Marked prices all Goods IN Plain Figures sav
ing OF 40 per cent these Goods from credit piees
Oar intention 10 nake the hbbon Trade as staple IN re-
gard 10 prices domestic goods To do this We must sell on
| million dollars worth Of Goods per annnm
We ,re' Union men No North. No South. We soilci
stt and the servants Of al who favor ~ with tei
trade and patronage JNO. FARRELL Cash RDboa House,
| III Chambers t.. n. r., near she hudson Eve. M
r. II. WALLER. 473iy i,niuoad Dfiot'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15

The slips in the Rev. Henry Ward
Beechers church, recently sold for sum
very little short Of $4,000
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF LANDS AND TENEMENTs.
.4shidJula Common Pie0s-Oct. Term, 1858.
Babcock IIurd,
Order of Sale.
Simeon Keith h Wife.

Simeon Keith Wife.
pY Virtue of an Order Of Sale, duly is
ID said Court III the above case, to directed,
will offer for sale by way Of
Public AUCTION, ut the door Of the Court House,
in Jefferson in Ashtabua County and State Of Ohio,
Saturday the 18th day Of Feb'y, A d. 1859,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock of said day the following
d,scrbsd lands and Tcnements. to witt Siurte in the
Township of Kings ville
County Ashabula and State of Ohio and Is part Of Lot
80 hcunIrd fOlowbegnng In tile line of the state
Road at Ioin whore It inerseeS the North line of the
North Kfge Road thence Northery IN the line Of said state
Road to Of A. c. Keith thence Eastery parallel with the
North Ridre 51s Eve rod thence SOutry To the line ot
said North Ridge Road thence Westerly i've rods to tho pAes
Of ofbeginning,
Also oe other piece land boundes follows beginning
st stake on Eas Of land owned 10y said Sim
Keith thence East two and half rods to stake thence
North land If A. c. Keith thence South along the East line
Of said the Nnth West of said kethS
Lot North line OF said j. keiths land to the
North East Of s K,ih o' thence South along the
East line Of said = Rehs the place of beginning con-
tanning three ouThs Of Of land in the last de-
scribed piece. appraised at g..
eTs S Office, jefferson, January 3, 1859.
5t4I2s525 WM iiENDRY, Mr. Comm'r.
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GS5- Col. Manypenny, late Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, and defeated candidate
for Congress in the Muskingum District,
has purchased the Ohio Statesman and was
TO have taken possession on the lst Of Jan
uary. We learn also, that new Admin
istration organ will be established in the
city of Columbus during the month, to be
ca lied Meddry's Ohio Statesman, the first
mum ber of which will appear before The lst
of FEBRUARY. 1t will warmly support the
National Administration. 1t will be under
the editorial charge Of General Henry VIII
son for the present. These movements to-
getber with the two organs at Cleveland
indicate that lively times are in prospect
PRISrING IN GLAss.-This has been sue
cessfully accomplished by gentleman in
the city Of N. Y. by new process he is
enabled TO print letters and figures Of va
rions designs on glass in mnlti-colors, with
facility almost equal to ordinary pint
ing oa common paper. Labels can b'
printed by this process directly on bottles
Of any size or form. These have the ap
pearance Of haviug been placed there By
ihe hand, and are iDdelible, Lettering o.
glass by the new process can DC done Al
less than one-shird the present cost. The
inventor is about to apply for patent tol
bis novel and useful improvement.
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Torrey's Infallible Door Spring.

WHERE all other Springs have failed
w this has been found entirely reliable and wherever in
trodleed las suuerseded all others
This Spring be put and any amount OF power applied
nv ENID ten years al age and L equally applicable IN cosag
Tie door or holding open BY simply aiding the catch, the
power can al pleasure he INSTANTLY REMOVED, aud the
! d,.or allowed 10 ACf ENTIRELY FREE.
Tie Trade supplied BY +. 7. TuRREY Manufacturer and
pstsotee No b platt Street. New York 2ni6l
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DIED.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET Jan II.

In this village on the 29th ulb JAMES Ray, IN his 18th
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15

CLOCK REPAIRING persons
~ living in the village and vicinity have their Clocks
Repaired their Dweng By leaving their naesa q ny shop
Ashtabna Dec. ?, 1881. A. W STEELE
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEr-Jan. II.
The market unusually active to-day and prices ruled
higher receipts Of Beeves to-day nearly 5000 being
increase last week Quotations S15GS4c for common 10
9l035c for first quality: lie for extra
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15
NEW FIRM.
NEW FIRM,
TNHE Undersigned have entered Into Co
4 partnership under the and style Of
Lewis Il Castle

for the purpose Of carrying tho business Of
JoinerS aud Carpenters,
In all their various branches In this place and vicinity Ouf
terms will he literal and reasonable any other Builders
In this section Of country.
shop win be located the Sash and Blind Factory Of
Csc. WILLARD In which shall have the advantages of Ma
cinery use and IN be added business require,
thereby saving large amount time aud aborhch With
former long experience will enable all kinds
In line short notice. and much better
than heretofore.
We shall be- prepared 10 enter into contracts for buildings
of any lscrptionand furnish Materials Il desired.
Par:culat attention given to Vessel and Boat finishing, Or
de Drawings Estimates aud Specifications solicited, aud
execlcd with great and promptncss. -
Ashtttull Dec Th, 1888 a. H. lEWIS.
4tl6g ". II. CASTLE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15

set Of men, who no longer trusting to the
support Of majority which they have ceas-
ed to nave, are now attempting TO prolong
their ill-used power by undermining the very
foundations Of republican government.
Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

Coop YIELD-Our farmers are in good
spirits about their corn crop. They all
seem to realize that. although their wheat
proved a failure, the corn will make up to
a great extent the deficiency. One farm
er in Owego estimates that some pieces of
his corn will yield at least eighty bushels
to the acre.-Pontiac Sentinel Oct |.
The farmers of this county, on the south
side Of the Illinois river, are generally in
like good spirits. Indeed, south Of the
Vermiilon, we believe the corn crop never
yielded more to the acre than this season.
But north of the Illinois, immense dam
age was done by the September frosts.-
/ We believe ii is scarcely an exaggeration
/ to say that q third Of the corn crop of this
/ county, north of the Illinois river, has been
ruined by the frost.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

At C;encseo, in this State on Thursday
last. tnev had a destructive fire. The build
ing and hardware store OF Mr. Hibbard,
who loses 5000; wilkins & Dresser new
block. IN which were J. F. Dressers drug
store (loss $1,000 with 5000 insurance, }
the Odd Fellows Hal, billiard saloon,
and liquor saloon; these occupants OF
the block lose more or less, and the own.
ers had an insurance of $500 on value
Of $4,000. Mr. O. J. Stoughs building
occupied by him as a land office and drug
store. was also destroyed-loss st, 800
insured for 81 800 IG. Good-feliow jew.
/ elry store Gloss $1,000 and Boies Il Cos
hardware store {loss s. 900, with some in
.urance,) were also consumed, and f. Viii
/ kins d Co.'S grocery was damaged to the
! amount of $500 The total loss by the fire
| Is estimated ut between $50, 000and $40, OOo
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Rocks: Books. Books /!

ATE y GPIGGS' DRCC AMP 6Uoh olu. 81 q.
MUST RECEIVED the Target STOCK u booAS ann go
d tion.ry ever brought to otttwt-
School Books of every Nafiet!'
STATIONERY Of all kinds; ~. y,...
osa Rms of Paper. such as Note. Letter,
Can Bill Cap. Legal Cap Beck Cap. %c-'
plain md Ruled Paper. Of MI kinds
Cd. Of all kinds colored Card board;
Drawing Paper, ia rolls and in Sheets
E,x,,cpe- all sizes and c"lors-alSo opaque;
N,mor,n .iuins. Diaries, States &c.
R,,n Books, of all sizes and varieties
Gift Books, Annuals Albums, Portfolios &c.
Children's Books and Primers.
hooks that are not in Town W II ordered as wanted
ocl Ely. GRIGGS, Ndttin5e''s BLOCK
TNASTERN MADE Doors, Sash. and Blinds for sale BY
~ ;pus S.C.EARL SON.
X oRTON'S BOOK STORE.
Yeu get nothing AZ good at the Drug Store 'shS
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CLASS E.-PRoDUcTs OF FARM, ORCHARD AM
GARDEN

CLASS E.-PRoDUcTs OF FARM ORCHARD AND
GARDEN.
14-Pyod,,cts Of tie Farm.
Wheat, u entries. l,John Zimmerman;
>, J. I. Nichols; 5, JAS. Reed discretion
cry.
Oats, entries ], VIM Pool
C3r, in tic ear - entries. /, J. T. Van
Dorer.
Different rarietiss Ct corn, entries. l,W.
D. Strawn.
Timothy seed, 2 entries !, B. Hall
Table potatoes, 6 entries. |, J. L. Van
Doren.
Street potatoes, l entry |, c. Letod
OaioaS, entry l, e. Ruger
Bets, Parsnirps and Ctlery, ) entries. l,
Patrick Hays
CauEforer, ! entry ], II. l.. Brush.
| Ca5JGgc, entries. l, Clement Letod.
| Iomatoes, entries. |, VIM. Chalmers
Egg plant, | entry. |. VIM Chalmers
Peppers, l entry. L., j. II. Hosford.
Lima Beans, , entries |, c. H. Taylor.
Poe Beans, ; entries. l, H. L. Brush.
! Bunch Beans, 4 entries |, G. Ruger
F5cld Peas, , entries. l, p. Hays
Greatest rar;ety Of garden peas, entry
l, H. L. Brush.
Melons, entry l, John Douglas
l5,-Prod,cts Of the Orchard
AppIcs, best ana greatest variety named
4 entries. /, D. c. Underhill; =, L. Green
3, g. RTger.
Table, best variety, 4 entries !, ". j
Simmons; ,, j. p. Ieager.
Winter, y varieties, 5entries l, Elme
Baldwin; 2, J.P. Ieager; 3, W,J.Simmons
Seeding, entries |, G. Ruger; 3,
StTawn.
Drrrf Peers, II varieties, entries. Isl
VIM. Chalmers; =, Patrick Hays
Standard Pears, 3 entries. l, b c. Cook
., ID. C.. Underhill
Seeding Peaches, entry. W. Chalmer:
CaLticated Grapes, greatest variety, 4 ent
. !, B. c. Cook
CatauJa Grapes entry. H. E. Gedne,
Wine, from native grapes, entry HI
Brush.
: Cti,,ese Cane Molasscs, entry E. Dodg,
, Committee remark Regard the spec
: mems at apples exhibited as very good an
r decidedly encouraging to those engaged j
the cultivation Of that staple.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

SORGHUM SURGAR & MoIAssEs-FIitherto
the manufacture OF SUGAR and molasses
from the Chinese cane has been attended
with such various and uncertain results on
the part Of inexperienced hands, that our
farmers generally were disposed to drop it,
and rely for sweetening stutis on the south.
as heretofore Late inventions, however,
and particularly Cooks and other i'm
proved evaporators, are giving new impe-
tus TO the business Our friend c. l. Cum
mings, of Grand Rapids, has presented us
with gallon of molasses, drawn from a
barrel row on sale at Hise's grocery store
o. IA Sale street, which Is certainly vastly
superior TO any molasscs for all ordinary
cooking purposes, that we get from New
Orleans, while il can be made for les:
money. This Is made by the aid Of Cook
evaporator, and requires no skill beyond
what any man can acquire in few hours
With the same facility that the rolasse.
IS made, by simple additional process
sugar can also be made. Mr. C. put in for
tunatelv s acres Of the cane this wear
from which he will make at least $50 gal
Ions TO the acre. and finds ready sale 10
it at Go cents per gallon.
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THE DEAD RAIsED-A Brooklyn lady
who ''was not to be found upon the street,
accompanied little beggar girl to her
home and left s., to help pay the funeral
expenses of the child father whose coffin
stood in the corner of the room; but COM
ing back unawares to get her handi<er-
chief, she found the missing article in the
hands of the dead man, who was consult.
ing the detector to see if the FIVE dollar
bill was good
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

Hon SIIoN KINNEY, father Of II l. Kin
ney, Of Central America notorie;y, died at
his residence in Tiskilwa, Bureau County,
on the 2Ist ult, at the age Of seventy-five.
He had been a resident Of Illinois for fifty
wears
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MILLINERY AT COST!
Mics HINT

,OIrID announce the Ladies of ottawa ana VI
Nv cinitv that she has received her STOCK OF goods
o.. Nh Fall and Winter trade which she designs selling
~ ar COST, she wishes ts close up ne! business
al bo are DESTROYS of bargains in the Millinery line
R-Persons indebted her will confer fsvcr BY
..,,nY their accounts at an early date ocs
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CaAh Paid tor t'urs
s. ZIMMERMAN,

,,,ys,cf,.rer and DEXTER in al kinds Of FHrRtfure
used in the Hest.
Strict attention will be paid TO The manuiac'ure Oh
Conntiuy Room Desks, Office Chairs ana Sshoo NOUN
E,mn,, of the latest and most improved styles ana
.oual to any and cheaper than cah be Drought from
the East. =, ,;.. ,.,. 20 orasr Nsv
III posi-. and Baiusters always kept on hand:
ell roS's ""N 8. ZIMMERMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

Hoe CoHTEAcTs.-Sales of Hogs are re-
ported in the interior Of Kentucky, for
early delivery, al IS 80 gross. In Cincin-
natl some contracts have been made at -
50Ca5 - net We hear of no contracts at
st Louis but heavy packers inform Us
the opening price viii be about - net
possibly as low as 81 81.
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CLASS D.-DAIRY PROpuCTs.

Table 5,dter, ! entries. !, Joel Strawn
,, Miss G. II. Tailor; ), Mrs. q. Dominy.
Cheese, i entries. /, ~ c. Burlingame
,, Mrs G 2. Richardson.
Loqf dread, entries. |, Mrs. VIM Dick
erman I'd, Mrs Vim. Pool
broad mtred ,e,th Indian meal, entries
l, Mrs Dickerman; ., Mrs H. King
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

TRUMBULL AT CiEvELASD.-Tho Illinois
Senator made a speech at Cleveland on
Thursday evening The Democrat says of
the effort and the man:
Judge Trumbull made his speech all
alone by himself to a respectful auditory,
AT the Melodeon. When we heard him he
was trying to dissect the review OF Sena-
tor Douglas article in Harper's Magazine.
Like the tumblebug that mistoOk piece
of granite firmly imbedded IN the earth,
for its lavorite food, the Judge found that
the task was a little more than he bargain
ed for. The folly of the fly that under
took to stop the wagon by getting on the
wheel was fully illustrated by the self con
ceit of the second rate county court law
Yer that writes himself down as a Senator
from Illinois. In that, as in every other
body, there is q tail, and that tail Senator
Trumbull certainly is--the feeblest III in
tellect Of the whole siXty-six members OF
that body
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

THE COUNTY PooE HoUsE-An article ap-
peared in La Sale paper several weeks
ago, complaining bitterly of the treatment,
on the part Of the keeper of the county
poor-Mr. Lott-ofa pauper named Bar
rett Our attention was called to the ar
mislaid, and now finding it again, we can
only say, that this Mr. Barrett is well
known Old Soldier and that the super
intendents know all about him. The La
Sale editor has unquestionably been i'm
posed upon, and shed his tears gratuitously
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

FoHEIGx MARKETs-The Commercial
News by the Canada, which arrived yes
terday at New York, with Liverpool dates
to Sept. I'D, gives "Breadstutfs OF all quail
tiles a declining tendency" London mon
CIV market decidedly more stringent
Other news unimportant We are indebt-
ed to Mr.. Mitchell the obliging telegraph
operator in this city, for mem Of the
Canada's news
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Erecuasou>c Plants. &c.

GENERAL assortment of hardy Monthly, and
~ Tender and June Roses. Also, Hardy shrubs,
UaT,iv Fiowdrs, baceous Plants LAYTON Bldckoer
~ Goo>ehcrry CuIrant Bushes, from 10 years old,
finest sorts, ie Plant and Asparagus Kcuts. Also,
Seeds same, with general collection II Green ahu
Ilo. Plants, Tender aud Hardy Grape Vines
Son,. ur, Plant. OF our raising, that in no
9th, E.t,blis hrnvnt WI CHALMERS a co,
ocs At lie Residence Of ". III. ". CashaidR.
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Ir0ttinn Mdtch.

P. Donlevy, Uady Belly lst; DR.. II. W.
Hopkins (Buckskin) ID; j. Wood Butcher
Boy Sd.
24-Plowing Match.
Five entries l. P II Smith ., Gilbert
Dominy; 3, J Lighthall.
FIRE Engine Trial
The Committee on Fire Engine report
that the Niagara Fire Co threw water with
their engine 30 feet horizontally No
means of asccrtaining the height, but very
high.
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G,,,y1};a,;s Sal.

tTH1Ftttoiti S sac.
yayIIE undersigned, David Green, guardian OF iich
ard Stnd,icn. "A minor, by virtue o. dccretni ord>
al In. County Court la Sae County, IL iit sia'e
Iuoi. maze at til. September tern D isJ'' OF sau
C,urt will ulsr sale. public auction 70 the nsn
a., hiirr m the south door o. the Court House OF sau
Comfy in OTTAWA said County between Tie hours OF
one Jock aud six o'clock in the afternoon OF satnr-
lay the third ii December. A. d 1917 All the f'sht
title and interest said minn ia ANA 10 the following
described real estate aud MIL PROPEHI1, VIZ;
TIL. north west fraction of the northeast quarter OF
Section thirty two, t32 III Township thirty-ne t'4)
North OF Range four y East o. the thIrh pfihe'' me
rdi,n i'm said County, and the buildings thereon ana
the privileges appurtenances theTeuhto Deio"sng
the VII ole tract land oostdinng about nine acres,
with race and valuable water power, &c; -four mill,
&c, &c =, -, -, , a.. -
IL, ms or Sffe-One cash down, and the re-
uaudr in three equal annual payments, with interest
on ,ch from the Of sale until paid at the rate OF
SIX prr cent. per anuum-the purchaser 10 give his
notes viii, geo. security, and also mortgage OF the
property the due payment Of the
unpaid portions Of the purchase money. -
DAVID GREEN.
At the time the sale of said minors interest, the
OF other parties il said real estate ana mn
property will also be sold. oco-ow
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DAVIS ~ C..0s HE'S
GREAT FRENCH AND AMERICAN
CTRCUS


LARGEST Acrobatic Corps ever combined IN
One Company
PROGRAMMED and embei!ished for the travelling
season 1859, with ne~ aud costly trappngs, new
Horses, new Performers, Paraphernalla, &c, SC.
J. o. DAVIS Manager.
". T. CARROLL, Equestrian Director.
DAS RHODES, Business Agent.
Il. ii. FARN>wuRTH, Treasurer.
The principal features OF this model Company consu-
tutc full efficient corps OF EIuestr'ans AcrobAs.
H,rcuesns and DrHuat>ts cuiici from the stars OF
both Europe America. Among these are the follow
ing celebrities:
Mr. W b. CARROLL. The best general performer and
six horse rider in the world.
Madame CARROLL. the Queen OF E9nnStrlennes
MademoscIle MARIE, the Plus ultra OF all female
eauestrieunes, the beautiful rider and dAnseuse
Nad.unoisele ANrUlNErTE, the Invisible wire per-
former will ascend IL sire 200 feet IN length, on me
eide of the canvass previous to the AFTERNOON per-
Monsieur J. wOELAND the great Equestrian and
tn most astonishing lrHper and Vauiter IN me "ee
Signor WoLfiNGroN, the Hercuean hqniio'''' ~"
Mr.. w ARMSTRONG, the accomplished Equestrian
and Juggler. -, ona.r of m. 80.
Mr. ". Il. CAHEOL, with CIiAhLAE anu "AeA'I' u
the classic sports of The Arena
TWO GREAT CLOWNS.
RICK aOEpNEE The Southern Jester, comic define.
ator ard double somrrsanit man.
GED KNAPP. the Universal iavorite, and Farmers
A' r-y-wr exhibit at OTTAWA, on TUESDAY. OCT.
:ss- Admission, Box, so cents Children under 10
~ Doors open at and o'clock Pm.
AT MORRIS. MONDAY, OCT. 10.
AT LA sALLE............WL WEDNESDAY, OCT. -.
III Arrangement, have b,ea made with the Fog Ri.
bridge company, cross al iootmen TO anu ron
the Circus Exhibitio. free or toll. ecA
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The grain market opened very quiet yes-
terdav but as the morning advanced the
statement was circulated that the steamer
was in, with favorable news. and this sitmu-
lated the market, and price, advanced The
sales of wheat amounted 10 % 900 bushels,
at GOA Ole for No ] red winter, 80, &c.
for No spring wheat, and 1ic. FOR No2
spring wheat. Corn was very quite, but
steads. and u few sales only were made at
.3a 7Gc for shelter, and 13c. for corn in
the ear DAT, were dull at2Sa 29c Flour
sold at i decline Of Iuc. from the prices Of
the previous day.-Ch.cgyg I'mef, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08
GUEE. sss-LE "a TEORS
Keep constantly on hand good assortment Of
Choice Family Groceries,

Always selling at very low prices.
Al Goods ,ralTaattd 70 be Just rs represented
w. cannot tell how much you may get for your mo-
n.y lint call and see We are confident you will hot
GOFF, HULL & TuORSoN.
n5y~ F1rsf door Eust Of HoofS Market
OTTAWA. September 81 1879.