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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04

New York city consumes 10000 quarts
of milk daily at an annual cost of five mil
lion dollars. Eighty thousand quarts come
in over the Harlem road, which derives a
revenue of $25o,OoO from this source
alone.
Mr.. Yancy sayS:-"Mr. Douglas and his
principles eminatc froHa the same source, and
are found in the same place-a whiskey bar
REL" We beg leave to suggest that my
Principle" is not only in, but is the article.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04

VERMONT The Republican majorilics for
Governor in this State have been as follows:
1857, l4,oSo; 1858, 1890; 1869, 1865;
1860 over 10000.
The Democratic vote this year is 500 less
than last, and the Republicans over 5000
more.
The Senate stands 20 Republican, Dem
ocrat The House 207 Republicans to &c
Democrats.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04
How YOU CAN TELL A DOUGLAS DrMoCP.

IIU" 1UC CAN 1EIL 4 DOUGLAS DEMOCRAT.
A friend Of ours tells us good one. He
says in making out list of Democratic vo-
ters for this county, he applied this test
He took along bottle of sod-corn whisky
and whenever he met man he asked him
to drink. Ifhe accepted the invitation, he
was put down on the Democratic list. What
now seems little remarkable, but, all things
considered, is not remarkable at all, he has
made but one mistake yet. One man whom
he set down for Douglas said he should vote
for Lincoln, though he last year voted for,
Dodge, and has but recently turned Repub.
liran
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04

New YORK, Sept. 25.--An alienation took
place this morning at tenement house
on Water street, between two men named
Daniel Rourke and John McCue, which re-
suited in the death Of the latter from stabs
from sheth knife. The murder occurred
in the presence of the wives and children of
both parties.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04

The Baltimore PATRIOT, speaking in rela-
ton to Douglas speech in that city says
that hereafter instead Of being known as the
"Little Giant" the application of the "Art-
full Dodger'' would be more appropriate for
that gentleman.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04

Senator Pugh calls Abraham Lincoln "a
tenth rate lawyer and stump speaker" Mr..
Pugh's candidate, Judge Douglas, passes and
justly, as very able man, but, if "a tenth
rate lawyer and stump speaker" were able
to press him at all points in argument as
hard as Lincoln pressed him at the great IL
linois canvass in 1858, he certainly wouldn't
be entitled TO much consideration for his abil.
ity.-Lou y0urnaI
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04

The total population of Minnesota as be-
tween 10 and $50 ,0OO.a When Minnesota
was first admitted into the Union she claim
ed population ofsomc 100000 and three
Representatives in Congress.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04

This week we publish the Virginia Deed
of Cession. 1t comprises the Act ofthe Leg
islature of Virginia, authorizing her delegates
in Congress to make the conveyance. II
don't say Niger once, Mr. Justice Catron,
to the contrary, Notwithstanding See first
page, for reference.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04

TO Fairfield. We publish this week a
statement ofprices, as arranged by the b. &
NJ. r.. Railroad Company, for the trip from
Ottumwa TO Fairfield, on the l7lh inst. Ii
will be seen that the price from this city tc
Hatfield, and back, is only GO cents. The
meeting at Fairfield will be large. Every
Republican can afford the trip, and should
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04
Republican County Convention

The Republicans fWapello County, will
hold delegate Convention on the 9Th day
OF October, 1850, for the purpose of selecting
candidate for Clerk Of District Court The
Township meetings will be held on Thurs
day preceding the Co. Convention, to send
up five delegates from each Township.
By order Of the Central Committee,
4 T,oTSprTCu Chairman
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04

The Essex county, New York, Republic
an, publishes list of tooo hunared and ten
names ofmen who up to this time have voted
with the American party, but now declare
for Lincoln and Hamlin. The Albany Jour-
malpublishes the names of forty-three hith,
erto German Democrats, in Bethlehem, in
that county, who have come out for Lincoln
and Hamlin. The Nunda, N. Y, Neus
says: 1--WE learn from reliable authority
that over one hundred voters, nearly all Ger,
mans, in the town of Grove, about 9.miles
from here, who formerly voted the Demo,
cratic ticket, have, with scarcely an excep
ton, declared their intention of voting for
honest old Abe"
This is the way the New York fusion dick.
er to defeat the election ola Republican can.
didate, by the people, is working.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04
The Floating Wreck.

We have been informed 10y one Of our
vessel owners that on one of the stormiest
nights oflast week, one of their vessels was
spanking along with ten knot breeze hay
ing two men on the lookout forward, when
simultaneously from both came orders
'hard DOWN. The craft minding her helm
sufficiently, but not an inch to spare, luffed
up into the wind and went scraping along
side the big timber heads and ragged planks
and beams of the wreck Of the Lady Elgin.
1t seems to us the Insurance Companies
ought to have sufficient interest in this mat
ter to remove so dangerous an impeachment
out Of the great pathway of lake commerce,
thus saving themselves thousands of dollars,
and the Coroner any more inqucsts, caused
by the Lady Elgin. Are there no means OF
removing this wreck, and at once, or how
long is it to be allowed to imperil our brave
sailors Pres and Tribune.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04
To DAVID RIDEl
Garside's Patent Fence!

VUNHE undersigned, having purchased the Right Of
Il the above Patent Fence, for Wapello County Of
fers the public an opportunity Of avang thems elves
OF Its advantages Its cheapness alone recommends
10 say nothing OF other advantages the old fence
Any infringnents of this Patent will be prosecu
Town, Farm. and Township Rights to be had by
applying to or addressing A. M. KARNS.
Sept. ~, 60tf] COURIER OFFICE Ottumwa
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Rooms OF THE REP srArr cEyrnAI connIrrrt.

Rooms OF THE REP. STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
Dies MONIES, Iowa. August 9th, 1861.
To the Repm1hie0ns CfTO7c0!
Ihave been directed by the Republican State Cen.
tra Committee, to announce to the Republican party
and press of the State of Iowa. that the Committee
nave, with singular unani nIiy, resolved
1st-Not to assemble State Convention to nominate
a candidate for Justice of the Supreme Court to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death of Hon. L. d.
Stockton. 2d-To recommend to the Republican party
andthe Republican press, that Hon. GEORGE G.: WR CHIT
OF Van Duran County, be regarded and supported as
the Republican Candidate for that position 1t is
essary to mention but off the many reasons that
prompted this action. The Committee are advised,
that in so doing, they reflect the wishes Of a very
large majority Of the party in this State.
H. NJ. HOME,
Chairman Rep. State Central Com.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04

Mr.. Douglas says he expects to die like
all other men," lie needn't worry; no one,
outside Of this little world, wants him.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04

Early in life Mr.. Douglas bean to imbibe
the true spirit Of New England Green
,feld Democrat.
Well he might, for it cost him only twen-
ty eight cents gallon.-[ Cteaceland Lead
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04
Joint Discussion.

Fitz Henry Warren and Linc.ln Clark,
Senatorial Electors, will address the people
Wapealo. county, at OTTuMwA, on WE'D
October 10th, at O'Clock p. NJ.
edy turn out.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04
ESlraY Notice.

TUNAKEN UP by John NJ. Purder at his residence In
Pleasant township, wapello county, Iowa, ON the
18th day of August 1860 two estrays of the following
description, to-wit: bay mare supposed to be thir
teen years old, cap of right hip knocked down and
scar same. Also, brown lly three years old last
spring. both hind feet white to the pasture Joint blaze
mare appraised at $35 brown filley at sos, before
Joseph Myers, Esq, Justice Of the Peace of sal
county JOSEPH HAYNE
Sept. 81, 1860, -2o1a 3m County Clerk.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04

ST. Joseph, Oct. 2.--Dever city dates to
the oath September have been received.
The Express only brought little over ST.
600 in dust, but much more was in the hands
OF passengers.
The coach met officers with Gordon, the
murderer, $50 miles this side of Denver 1t
is thought he will be taken from the hands
of the officers before reaching that city, and
hung.
The citizens of Devcr met in mass conven-
ton on the 23d ult., and adopted a provis-
ional government, and under which they
hope in future to enjoy all the blessings a
good government could afford. The cleo
ton Of officers for the ensuing six months
was to have been held Sept. 9th.
a chunk of gold worth $l91 is reported to
have been taken from the American Gulch
on the headwaters Of Blue River Said gulch
bids fair to rival the celebrated Georgia
Gulch, in the same neighborhood
A new silver lead has been discovered on
the dividing ridge, between the Arkansas
and Platte, which assays very rich.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04

I
ID. q.
Anderson Mrs Lila NJ Lind
Allen Jacob MEG
Anderson DIT Mon
Aherion Thomas Myr
Brown Zephaniah McF
Brown W X Moo
Brice DR. J J McJ
Bull Abraham Moo
Baxster James Moo
Brown William MUIR
Bratt Thomas Nah
Bryant B Nov
Bradley Henry Mar
Bon Henry Man
Bats John Mill,
bradshaw c NJ Moy
Blant J Z Moo
Bixler Mar
Butler Samuel Morn
CALDWELL Mort
Clark Absalom O'Co
Cook IT Orr
Clark ii b Pear
Cunningham Z Perk
Craddick Miss E0 Peeb
Castolo Patrick Prin
Cunningham Jno Phil
Casedy Richard Phil
Dickson % PeaG
Denleris G w Peag
Dickey Tartus Quin
Dugan Thomas ReyI
Dena G w Rear
Dwarfamine Park Raht
Dolan William Rain
Doyle Isreal Ridg
1 Durland VIM Rule
Davis & Birngy Rose
Davis Maria Rich
Deneen Edward Rom
Droger Edward Rich
Dodd Amry Ross
Elkin Phillip Rysd
Ellen Harry Rem
Emery & Anderson Rile.
Fitch j w Swee
Flowers William Swan
Farnham o Smit'
Fox Charles sschw
Greenleaf James 2 Spoo
Groah VIM III Sloal
Gray Thos Ii SmitI
Gray John Salee
Hays Thomas Spen
Harner Christian Snod
Hutton Samuel 2 Tayl
Hess CO Tyre
Haley James Thon
Hendricks Jas $ Trac
Hatzenbeeler Miss Kate Tayl
Hicks Al TeHb
Jones 4 b Tobi
Johnston John Tayt
Johnson 7 w Todt
Key Jos $ 2 Woo
Kinnev Lancelott Way
Kendall Thomas s Wis.,
Kerne Joseph Via
Lowe Clifton Wig
Long A X Vat
Landers John Wes
Linden Charles Will
Lynch Daniel Vim
Lyon j L wills
Lannigan James Win
Lewis William VIII
Lewis Thomas
| Lucus Luther
! Persons calling for the above
advertised"
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list GbE .E,g,,HEGR -

Remaining in the Post Office at Ottumwa Iowa. Sept.
Both, 1860 II not taken out within three mont lis will
be sent to the dead letter Office, Washington city,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04

New Advertisements.
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fodis great men, as we dig
some show for Doug
'lbe Doug-las-t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-03
Special Despatch to the y. Y. Times.


1t is currently reported to-day, on what
is believed by many TO be reliable author
ity. that seueral Southern States, acting
through a secret Commissioner, have al
ready obtained pledge from Napoleon 20
protect Charleston Us free port il case of
secession.
Gov. Johnson, of Georgia, says he re-
CARDS Lincolns election aS fIirnshir no
cause whatever for q dissolution OF the
Union-but were he to resist the cours e
determined on by the seccs- ionlsts OF his
State, he would be overwhelmed, since all
three parties there harmonic on this
point.
Many conservative men here, who have
heretofore treated the apprehensions of
di-union with levity, now admit their Sc
rious fears, and some have surrendered all
hope Great excitement prevails here
Senator Wigtall called on President Bu-
chanan yesterday, and notified him to
make up his mind as to what course he
would pursue in the event of secession, as
he would have to meet the issue no'.ns 20
Lens The venerable President exhibited
evident alarm, it is said, and will advise
with his Cabinet at once on the subject.
viii Secretary Cobb be present in the
Council?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-03

The Buffalo Rqo"JFc is responsible for
the following humorous sketch:
In our peregrinations on Sunday evening
last, we run across a specimen OF the ge1'us
WIde-Awake, whose arms were most alice
tionately entwined around lamppost.
Looking down Niagara street, his atten-
ton was attracted by the double rows Of
lamps which line either side of the beau
tiful avenue Holding on to the lamp
post with one arm, he made several spas
motto efforts to move his hat from his
brow, and after several fruitless attempts
he succeeded in placing it firmly on the
ocupit Strengthening himself up, he gazed
intently upon the scene::spread out before
him, and gave eloquent utterance to the
following sol!loquy:
"Splend 'splay, (hic) amt t? Lii Gines
(hic) can't get up such splend ,splay (hic)
now ow. Won't it 'leck Linkin? (Hic)
Who says 'twont 'leck (hic) Linkin? Want
t'know sez't won't 'leck oil dabe? Splend'
splay. Wish IL goin' (hic.) Dixie to so,
f my wife (hic) hadn' lock't (hic) up my
ID cape'n al. No biseness flock (hic)
up my cape n at no 'ow. How's she speck
to lee Linkin if she (hic) won't let q velle
We is cape n at Splen' splay. Fifteen
hundred torches? Splen' splay. 'Spect
(hic) the Coor'r Public II srear twant .
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gplend' 'splay. 'Spress II mak't all rite.
Spress slls makes't (hic) all rite Rah for
Linkin! Tiger-r-er! Rahforlinkin, an 'ow
splay. Twen't thous (hic) an torches.
Rah for Wide AXES? Wish d my cape n
at (Hic) v good mind't (hic) sc drunk,
guess d make my life give up my cape n
at: Ino use n livin' w'out cape n at
Spien splay. Seven five thousan torches,
Coorr n Public II swear 'twan' over fif-
teen thous (hic) an 'Spress II make it
large enough. Rah for the 'Spress
AT this crisis in the soliloauv Of the
Wide Awake, one Of the night policemen
came UP, and tapping him on the shoulder,
asked him to 90 along with him.
Wide Awake-"Iiox'n h u 'spose a
feller (hic) goiu' long without cape an
'at?'
Watchman-" 70 u're drunk, and want
you to 60 home with me"
SWide Awake" Slen' 'splay, amt (hic)
splen' 'splay? 'Rah for Lincolnr
Watchman-(s shaking him from his re-
ery)-"Come, come along with me-you
are in bad condition"
Wide Awake" Ny 'ife (hic) s got cap
n at, but can hold mi oats if shes--splen
'splay, an ow.'
The watchman kindly devoted few
minutes to explanation OF matters, but
finding that he could not convince the ar
dent Wide Awake Of his error, lie took
him home. The last words of the Wide
Awake a. he reluctantly left the scene
which afforded him so much delight, were,
Splen splay, sp.an thic) play"
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2,S,S l4,6yI 1915 o,sIG l5,1 ,15S
Logans majority, l2,S.1.
125.s2s III, ,s03 5,O9l l25.oS4 $40 .,O4
Keen It Before the People.

That Hannibal Hamlin, the Republican
candidate for Vice President, has ahoays
been the lNNETERATE FOE of the
Homestead measure. As proof of our as
serton we call attention to the following
extract from speech delivered by Mr..
Hamlin in the United States Senate, July
90. 1854 See appendix to Cong Globe, vol.
20, page los:
MIR President, from an examination of
this measure ! have found myself unGJle to
support 1t in aay Of tie aspects in which it
no sound principle of economy upon which
such a measure can be based l THINK
THERE is NONE-at least there is none
which carries conviction to my mind /
am willing to vote upon this question
without another word from any quarter
am willing to vote AGAINST THIS
BILL a. it now stands
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-03
hep & L>fore tie People,

That on the 9th Of May, 1858, IIamlin
voted in favor of Clin.mans motion to
postpone the homestead bill of that ses-
sion over until the next session notwith-
standing Senator Douglas warned the
friends of the bill that postponement was
equivalent TO defeat
hep Jefore the People,
That, on the 10th of Nav, 1850. Ham!in
voted with ssren other Senators AGAINST
the Senate Homestead bill which gave set
tiers the public land at twenty five cents
an acre, while DOUGLAS and fortv-three
other Senators voted FOR THE BILL
hep it Jsfore tie PeQpis
That Judge Douglas, ak years before the
Republican party was born, introduced a
bill giving 100 acres of land to every man
who would settle upon it and cultivate a
part OF 1t four years in succession.
Ec<p H betore the PeopIs,
That Judge Douglas. more than ten years
ago, January 80, 1850, said in the Senate
II introduced that bill believing that it
embraced the TRUE PRINCIPLE upon
which the public lands should be disposed
of And | drew that bill with reference
to the liberality of action upon the ques-
ZION 80 I"i W. .OT"iSH"fs ana ehli.fants are
concerned in order that both the foreigner
and ernigrant should be put upon equal
footing with citizens ofthe United States
Let tie psopls Ea.smjcr.
That Lincoln has given no expression Of
his opinion in regard to the homestead
measure, whether he is for it, a. Judge
Douglas i, or whether lie i opposed to it.
- l!amiin Is, and can see no sound yrin-
ciple upon which such a measure can be
based
Lr, tie P-op'e Remeoler
That if they wriie to Lincoln to ascertain
hi- opinion about il. they Will get 80 Az
swER L.uro.us private secretary viii
curly Inform them that - answer such a
question might "EMBAREASS TIE
CANVASS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-03

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S, 1860
Intelligence flows in on all sides Of fear
full eXcitementin the Southern States on
the immi ent prospect of the election OF
Lincoln The insubOrdination of the ne
groes, which is rapidly on the increase
fans the flame A gentleman who arrived
here from the South today, ttates that
Minute Men and COMMITTEES OF Safety are
are organizing all over the South. In
Virginia they are enrolling men all over
the State, and the regular volunteers drill
daily. The four batteries OF rliied cannon
twenty pieces, lately ordered by Colonel
Smith, will arrive in Richmond next week,
with five thousand revolving pistols and
twenty five hundred carbines. Eight hun
dred barrels of powder have already gone
on. There is no exaggeration in all this
Governor Letcher declares openly that its
object is to sustain any sovereign State
against federal coercion. Letters from
Georgia say that all parties are united for
secession or Lincoln's election No doubt
is entertained here that in less than sixty
days several of the Southern States will
have dissolved their connection with the
government.
The recent visit of Defrees is made more
significant by the fact that at the same
time several Influential Union men from
the South and Southwest were known TO
hold prolonged private conferences with
the Republican leaders here, among hom
was Senator King of your State. 1t 10
whispered that one result Of the confer
encc, was the conclusion 10 press upon
Lincoln the proprety and expedlency of
Offering, so soon as Il i ascertained tina 9
his election i n fixed fact, the post Of Sci
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-03

Letters received her. from distinguished
conservatives in different parts of the
South. men who are no alarmsts, express
intense apprehension Of disaster TO the
Union in the event OF Lincolns election
The dIsunion excitement, which has Ia it'll
er,o been attributed topolIiicians only and
shareholders, i becoming general among
Observation-Disclosures. white working men and
mechanics. the impression prevailing that
the Republicans, If successful. will aim to
destroy caste between negroes and them
selves by cleyat!ns the negroes to their
rppl,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-03

fsAS removed from the
II g TH-r o. Main and
{. uUbu- St,- &" La "a !-
street, wher. -he i. now
opening n large and fUll
a. -ortment OF Fall and
Winter
MILLINERY GOODS,
Comprising a complete as
sortunrnt OF DELSS AND
STRAW BDNNETS
A iarg- variety Of nicely
made Bopnris Viii be kept
constantly on hsnfi, and
made 10 o der, ia pres.
full trimmed. ~ - -, s.,
q 81, and g. 90.
AlaTE- variety Of Mise.
Ipu4ve Hats IH.anIs .I,I
Boys TurbaI.s Brown aud
White Hats, Pine Beaver
HsJs.
Mrs. T, Will. IN y Y.
spent much tuu. Iu r-'-r-
eIce 20 DRtSS MAKING,
and has secured = ser
vices Of MES. eastman
for Dres. aud ClOaH max
ing, being thus prepared
to do Dress Making ia th-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-03

No better guage OF the serioesness and
earnestneSs Of public sentiment on any
political question can be found, than in
the action Of religious bodies that keep
hahitually apart from part;-anship aud IA
naticism II is not uncommon now for
PRAYER, 10 be made for the preservation
OF the Union. Such supplica;ions ought
appropriately to be made on Sunday, the
tth day of November, Immediately pre-
Ceding the eventit.l contest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-03
Richmond, Va, Oct. o..
The following has just been receiv,


The following has jus, been received u
this city e
There : 90 doubt the President has -
come thoroughly alarmed Hitherto he
has trusted that however threatening he
portents mi ght h" the crisis would not cc-
cur until after the expiration OF lis tern;
hut Secretary Cobb, who returned soho
deys ago from Georgia has disturbed IN
this consolation, bv informing him ukt.
from the general sentiment Nhichsfhe
found to peryade that S;Hie, there Dsnc
doubt remaining that she Is prepared1to
20 with South Carolina, and Withdraw
herself from the Union upon the election
Of Lincoln; that Secretary Cobb would bcl
compelled, in the result of the secession
of Georgia, to resign from the Cabinet and
return TO hi. State.
Great excitement prevails here, and the
formation Of companies Of minute men il
beginning. GOV. Wise has placed himself
III the front of the Increment. and his
great popularity and immense power S.
popular orator viii certainly carry the
state Of Virginia with the Southern States
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-03
Illinois Official fOrIS5rA.

Presuming that the official vote Of this
State two years ago will be interesting and
useful for comparison for the next few
days, we publish it entire by Congressional
DISTRICT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-03

trines Of the Fathers? But | must close. I
merely took up my pen to correct tho
above error. but from the abundance of the
heart the mouth speaketh.
Yours truly, D. GREEN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-03

best aud approved style She has also tun
assortment Of DRESS AND CLOAK PATTERNS, Pat
terms for Children in great variety the new shape
Skirt the fne steel springs, large i.y
of them from $3.50 80, and nice Skirts for 15s, also
steel -pringS.
lary. assortment Of Childreu's, Misses, and La
dies Hair Nets, French C"r.cts.
Bleaching and Pressing done. Old Bonnets ENLARGED
and made the shape sep2y