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100 25oree- Soap, @lad, Srppn uaO geaptp,
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Oeean 9adet< unp o5elO 8ef6rperunas Communion
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$500 peer $1,000 far sinen Qaertsn. NM
Sz30O, $4,000 uesr 5000 sur @riatnno s;,sa
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:.'peittrtsn @tttt9siluhaen aus ieiaem 6ueersn umS inueren
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Ourb psrl0nliAe Gint6ufe i'm Mcrren BIN ID, in
oen Stanp 9efeBt, mrineu seehrten &unoen elm Yor-
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tpnner. e3iethfaas e%mpfeble th meim weblalorttrtrs
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SO. l94 Sroapltrasr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17
UllrfrIuk Nn %

IST OF Lands and Town Lots within the limits of the
IL City of Ottawa deemed benefited by the construc
ton OF main commencing at the south side of
the Illinois and Michigan Canal, in the c Pine
ST. running thence south through and under the
OF said street the north line OF Lot
eight. 81 in block ~ States Addition
Ottawa thence easterly the line Of said block
with the valuation thereof, and the OF money
reraly assessed thereon
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WAGONS! Wagons!
WE have a limited number of No. Lumber Wa.
w CONS, Of WV. PALhER's make, which will sell
for cash, at prices that will astonish. Call early.
jul3O CAMERON FBERHARD
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The Editorial Convention al sFrecport.

The correspondent of the Chicago jctr-
5'9i gives the following synopsis Of the pro-
ceedin.s of ,lai, body.
Agreeable to call, the Editors in a.ten-
dance at the State Fair assembled IT Con-
cert Hall this afternoon at - p. III. Some
eighty editors Were present. The couycu-
ton was brought TO order by callir. H. II
HouChton, OF the Galena IYrsyt.ser 70 the
Char &. u. Jud,on. OF the Frecport J,tr-
GaL was appointed Secretary, and j. X
ScrOggs OF the Freeport Bu}lLa elected
Assistant Secretary. On motion Of T. J.
Pickett, of the Rock Island R,g,stsr. Il COM
mittce OF three on Permanent organization
WAS appointed, consisting of Nessrs Pick
EFT, y. {. Gecr Peoria T'G,rcrjt.) and /.
+. Leal. tGalena C1,ri,r) Daring the alb
Sence OF the committee, speeches were
made by General Bond. Mendoza oC.,sfer
J. I. Eberhart, Chicago H5n,e Jou7,aL J. J.
Clarkson, Springfield D,n,o-ro'. e L. VIII
son, Chicago N4.y Jota7.aL Mr.. Blaisdeu,
Rockford R,p.,JE-qa.
Mr.. Wilson announced that the North
Western I'aIlroad would Pass free ali Edi-
tors TO the |. : Fair and also those Ed
tors who would leave their names with the
Secretaries would receive tickets TO the
Fair Ground The Committee on perma-
nent organization reported, and after some
amendment the following officers Were
elected:
T. J. Pickett, Or l. Req President:
Vice Prcsidents-C W. McCl luer. Frceport
Jo'TnqL VIM Catirey, Sterling Gazette. j /.
Braden, Joliet Free D,Do,ya,. n G. Geer.
Peoria IiV,asc.y,t, Austin Brooks. Quincy
U0ald, J. J. Clarkson, Springfield Dane
crat, 7. B. Shepherd, Decatur Nagaet c
Van Cleye, Belyidere idrotats. Moses Han
IL a.
dell. Rockford RepaJEeg,., and ". T. Giles,
Freeport Bah,t3t. \ committee, consisting
OF Messrs. Clarkson, Wilson. BRADSHAW,
Graham and Force. was appointed on res
olut.ons. After a long absence they retllr-
ned with long series. which, after some
notifications. were adopted One recon-
mends Rounds d Langdon and &. H. Scri-
ven Of Chicago, as reliable advertising
agents it was adopted Then John Went
worth made speech. \ resolution pass
ed i'll favor of supporting u Editors only
those candidates for the Legislature who
pledge themselves in favor cf increasing
the pay for publishing tax sales and admin
lstrators notices; to provide for publishing
all legal notices and election notices also
the general laws i'll at least two papers III
each county. Mr. Braden moved a vote
of thanks to those Roads which had pass-
ed the Editors to and from the State Fair
Mr. Clarkson wished to amend so as not to
include the Galena a Chicago Union Rail
road. Mr.. Wentworth defended his road
\ series of resolutions Were passed estab-
fishing the cash terms after January Ist
1860, and establishing rules for legal all
On motion it was resolved to adjourn
the Convention TO meet again at Chicago
Il Al
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SecTH TsI Ast
G II Norris q of that portion VIII
swa and VIII eh swq south of r Il
and Ciamplin's Addition, 80 $1,000 $i5
Geo 5 Fisher, - acres. being that por-
tion of VIII and VIII eh swq lying
of Champn's Addition, 33 900 50
JvAHoes others eh nwq neg 10 80 3 1900 6
do nh neg neq 10 :3 8 20O1 80
do sh neg neg 10 So 3 2J00 %
C& &RIR Il, that portion OF road
and roadway upOnthe swq . 81 5000 20
Champin & iIanbury, w1s of that por
tion of VIII swq and VIII eh swq lying
of X and Champlins Addition, 81 QUO %
STATE OF ILLINOIS. LA SALE CouNTY, ..
tty Of CddrH,
l. ALBERT F. Dow City Collector for the City Of Ottawa
in TIE County Sale and State of Illinois, do hereby
give notice AL interested, that shall apply
to the County Court of La Sale County, in said State
Illinois the first day of the October term thereof,
ID. lSJ9 be commenced and held at theCcurt House
in said city of Ottawa, Monday the third day o!
October A d 1859, Judgment against the several
lots and of land and parts of lots and tracts OF
lard above described, for the amounts severay and
respectively assessed thereon, for the parpcse of con-
structing the above described sewer by the commits
sioners appointed by the City Council of said city OF
Ottawa to make such assessment and costs.
City of Ottawa, September II, lc39
ALBERT r. DOW,
Collector Of tie city Of Ostascd.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, la SALE County, Jss
en- of OHItra, 80 This is to
certify that the above list OF Lots and parts of Lots in
the City Ottawa County Of La Sale and State of ILL.,
nois together with the above notice OF the int ndcd
pIication Judgment, pabIished in the Ottawa
Free TGd1r, "a weekly newspaper printed at ottawa in
said County, the 18th day OF Sept, 1852 being over
six days previous t" the first Monday in Oct 1859;
that the number of copies of said list and notice cores
pond with The number of copies Of said paper, issued
that elk, and that the said list and notice is lite
raj copy OF the manuscript copy furnished by the City
Collector of said City of County of La Sale
and State OF Illinois. WM. OSMAN, Publisher.
Dated a. Ottawa, 10th September, 1859.
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e. G.. G:ROERE(H. ". r..
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office third door ,rest ofto,rH Bin&, Main STREET,
OTTAWA. Ills
nR. c. would respectfully cali tt attention of those
II suffering from Chronic DiseaseS particularly SCI o.
fus White Swelling Salt Rtum, Eruptions Of tire Face
and Sd Head Old Sores, and all diseases arising
from impurities Of the blood
Also Defnrmiti-s Curvatures, and Diseases OF the
Spine Distortions Of the Feet, Contracted Limbs, Stiff
Joints, &c
Cancer treated upon an entirely principle, and
With 4 success heretofore uneaualcl- aP3
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ALBERT r. DOW,
Collector oftte city Of Ottd,cd.
EASTERN
Carriage Repository.

r~.-,ev. . TINIIE AIvord Carriage Mann!acturine
o+Sy Il Company riu continue the s"ke O
E:ss,xs>1-sE. their tdr,idges at their old stand on
N2SS- Main street, Ottawa, Illinois, where they
have hand and receiving from their gfifcy
in Connecficut good of ROckaways, Slide
seats. Top and Open Buggies with Elliptic Spring. and
Concord STYLE Light Spring Wagons, with two Seats &C.
al ,rarrdnted, which selling at fO,o prices.
juil6-6m* H.W. JONES, Ageat.
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TgIAK OF HORSES, &c.

In the trial for geldings of 4 years and
over to light harness, the horse which was
pronounced by the concourse around the
ring as sure of the blue ribbon was the no
BILE animal of E. Dewitt Robinson, "Grey'
Eddy" His form, action, and general ap-
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T.. T. NAfBI x
Doctor iiARRI.
e. g. GOOEysICIJ. ". r..

Dr. CARR. ssTGO.
{hrsiciGn Su, geOa dHd DenfiSt-Ot'G'rti, Illinois,
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear cured OH-ce in Walk
sT's Block corner OF La Sale and Nili Sts. ap23
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MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.
TE'ilE cheapest took Of EONNETS sold IN Ottawa
Z be a I MISS LIZZIE MINERS ROOMS. op-
po-te the Mansion House. Also, Ribbons Flowers,
RUChrS. Misses Flats, Straw Trimmings, &c. &c.
Mrs. Jones viii supcr.nteud Dress Making and plain
sewing. and l. con ideut ladies cannot better please
thcmse.vr, than by giving her a call. my2l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17

Coal ashes is good disinfectant-not so
powerful as dry. pulverized clay, charcoal
or meadow muck, but can be obtained
with more facility than either Of the first
named articles Daring a certain portion
of the wear almost every one Is troubled
by the noxious vapors arising from vaults,
drains, sinks, dc A Sigh: covering of
coal ashes Will prevent all this, and will
also prevent the rapid and troublesome in
crease of flies, from stagnant water or ma
nure heaps, which SO much trouble the
peace and comfort of neat housewives
Coal ashes applied to land, it is generally
believed, makes the soil heavy and cold
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17

tltic journal that very cheap barometer
Is made by dissolying some camphOr In al
cohol, and then throwing intothc solution
some soda The camphor preoipitates into
into snowy fakes, which are collected by
passing the liquid through filter, when
they are to be put in vial Of clear alco-
hol, in which there has been already dis
solved rs mach canphor as il VIII take
The vial is then tightly corkeI, and put
where it will not be disturbed, when it
will be an unerring irGcx of the weather
IN fine weather the prccipitate will rest on
the bottom, but on the approach Of a storm
il will rise TO the surface, with n tendency
to the quarter opposite 10 that from which
The storm is coming. ---
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NJ | |. !. / y T. Il y
MS. AVERY
AllLLINERY GOODS.

E5AS just opened ano-
Ia thcr large stock Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17
MILLINERY GOODS.

comprising IN part the following:
BoNNErS-Sik Straw, Satin, and Velvet to fash
ion, style, and price, tCiI defy competition.
RlHBONS-A varied and beautiful assortment.
French and Domestic Flowers and Feathers, IL. latest
and mo II recherche styles
Head Dresses Dress Caps. and Hair Ornaments.
Mrs GK. &C has completed arrangements with first
ca.s Dress Maker, Tor making all the above
garments, by the celebrated Patterns Of Madame DEMO
Kfsr, Of which the following is a part:
Cioahs aud Mantias; new and very graceful BASQUE
AlsTS; great variety of new and elegant sleeves
a-" variety OF beautiful and appropriate designs for
Ladies Wrappers, Capes Rerthas, Hoods Sacqaes Tn
der-S Sleeves, Under Garments, DC
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ROBERT WIiSCN

VI. II. l.. " AILiCE.
-ittoriey and cOuas~I0r at LT5c-OtT'cG. III
Oh in Eeddick's block, stairs, in the rooms for
nerl, occupied a. the Free Ir.:ie, printing Office
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ID. II. JONES Il Co.,
Land and collection Agency, Ottapd, Illinois.
Particular attention given the collection and secur
claims, the purchase :d sale of real estate the
payment of taxes, &c.
Collections made in all parts OF the State.
Vlhce in Sangers Block, corner OF Main and La Sale
Streets D. p JONES,
TURN cY ENGLISH,
ocIS ED NJ. FRY.
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ETY. OF Misses and Boy
OVER DRESSES
OF entirely design adapteI all ages and
all. presenting the most extensive Of
patterns and NEW GOODS offered in this ~.
She continues keep hand the latest designs OF
FreaCh aud American
ScaEiEcs. Embroidery.
Which she offers a figures as can be bought at
any other house in the Orders for stamping on
Gotten, Linen, FLANNEL. and silk, solicited.
Bonr-ts bieeCh-d and pressed.
SOisng the patronage heretofore extended, she
returns thanks for past favors.
Remember The pIace-MarLle Front Store, up stairs.
aJ-2. Mrs. SARAH GREGG.
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TIE show of swine is not large, but very
fine The North have the Suffolk, while
the great corn growers of the Centre bring
up the Berkshires. Mr.. Cloyd Of Cham
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GREAT SMASH UP on THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAr1oAD-SIxrr;S Cars DEMOLISHED From an extra OF
the Ia Sale On Democratic Standard OF the 3st ut we
learn that at about 10 o'clock Tuesday morning freight
train Of thirty seven or the track one fourth OF
mile north OF the La Sale station In consequence Of run
ming over COW that obstnatey kept the track Tho To-
conceive and sixteen cars total wreck Fortunately
no lives were lost, there any person seriously
wounded Toe engineer and conductor arc reported TO
nave performed their duty couraReously The former
reported " have remained nj his post until the engine had
run DALI way down an embaukment OF fourteen reo high
Hs pane is Mat. Carter Toe conductor is William sr J,
sus On" car loaded with stoves con signed via Chi
caro- to hchgqr. rcst - 'he o,he- cars vero onnly
Total css 10 the company bet s2y0ov sau 90
tie whole being an utter wreck.
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ANOTHER ANTI RENT ExCIrEMuNT.-We learn
from the Hudson Gazette that last Monday the 9Th inst
considerable excitement created town of Taeh
kanic which has since been gradually Increasing aud
may yet result luences The farm occu
pied by Joseph Finke GONE time since sold under
foreclosure Of mortgage, and warrant for his eies
and TO place Lewis Coon the tenan., 10 posse
wss placed in the hands Of Deputy Sheriff Decker The
ocer succeeded in partially emovng the goods and stock
81 fnse from the premises and putting Coon in posses
SION But somo OF the party threatened Coon with vio
,eoce be did not leave the place. The state OF affairs
iock up tne house and his family to more quiet
Tor Inc night When the officers returned to the
l Ioose on ,uesuay Fnse was found IN possession Mr.
tarnure was ruins bcds had been torn 70 pieces and
DIS nour ana grain lay loose the road On TUESDAY
and taken to Hudson The defendants waved an aysm,
nation ana gave bail IN the Of 5000 each for their
appearance at the Court Of General Sessions on the 2oh
nBt. w. s-' NV'A
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Legal Intelligence.

Court or Enthusiastically, June 6-Beoiamn F. Hail.
Esq, of Augusta Georgia, appointed Commi ssoner
OF the court 10 take testimony.
Rufus h. Baker vs. the United States Judge Blackboard
delivered the opinion OF the Court, adverse.
Ruiin Van BruDt w. the United Ststes.-JudRe Scar
burgh delivered the opinion OF the Court, adverse.
Harriet b. McComb, Administrative, vs.. the United
states Judge Lorpg deve cd the opinion of the Court
adverse.
William H. Chase the United Statss-Judge Black
ioro delivered the opinion Of the Court adverse.
Richard Steenberg the United States Judge Scar
purgh delivered the opinion OF the Court, adverse.
James Valentine assignee vs. the United States; W H.
liam Aubury We. the United Statesn these Two cases
Judge Scarburgh delivered the opinion of thu Court ad
verse III.
Peer n PoHet w. the United States.Judga Scarburgh
aso delivered the opinion Of the Court in this case Al
verse; - -
COURT OF hrpxlrs, June sNos 1877, 10s 2o3 struck off,
NO: o Russell agt. Conn, argued. j. X. Porter for
app'lt; J. +. Ravens FOR resp't.
NO; ., Briggs aet Davis, argued. B. W. Bonney for
app't; d. B. prosser for respt
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