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lsDEPExDExcE, Mo-, Aarch 30-A fire
last night broke out in the drug store oi
tho public square: and y spite Of Ill exer-
lions it prcgresse Cd untif'it DESTROYED every
house on the east side, and several buildings
in the vicinity. At:lsast twenty substan-
tial buildings are burned The probable loss
i ahoue $500 0algi ats,ge O nj E9e an
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

~ Our neis abr, entirely misreprescnt@
a., Weo MT blame him for rringing 50
lhale no the county. but because he wants
70 take 50 much out Of it.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

GTA loyal Canadian in tho provincial
Parliament by way Of showing 'the Yam
KEGS" that Canada has no idea of being an
nexed to the Uuited States, has been NOV
led proposition that the Queen offer to
buy Michigan, or Maine Or both Of them, in
order to promote ''their we'll being and liber-
tics'' -
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How We MUsr TRIUMPH IN l86o.-The
triumph We must achieve in 1860. says the
Providence (R. ~ Psi, requires
i; !. Kindly telling and conciliatory p,-
Icy toward those who have hithtr-
to been separated from us rather by divcrsi
ties Of organization, or OF personal prefer
ence than by radical antagonism Of ideas,
and purposes
2. Fairly and universal organization, by
States, counties, townships and villages, or
election districts, under the lead Of men Of
worth and Of work.
3. Prompt. persistent efforts by each
organization to i'm ,el kindred organizations
!" every neight"rng county or township,
but especially III those where we have hith-
crto been weak E..-
The systematic and universal circu-
lation and diffusion of Democratic newspa-
pers and documents
5. Seasonable and effective precautions
against frauds on the ballot box, especially
where our adxersarieS have an overwhe, ming
preponderance. .r-z
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LAT:.::Ik FROM uMEX.lCVt..

New ORLEANS. March 26.-The prize
steamers Miremon, ard; ~sNarquese and
sloop of-i1ar Heb.s, are III anchored oppo.
site the city. 81 The .Prebls' brings one hun
dred anditwenty prisoners, among whom
arc EomoaoresM Marin and lis two sons. The
prize steamers bring sixty prisoners
from tho Marquese were taken to the
parish Prison By the United States Marshal
Their trial has been postponed. :
The Mexican mails of the Is. bv the
schooner Virginia Antionette are at baud.
The military conference agreed upon the
terms Of an arnisics. but the Juarez Gov.
eminent disapproved 'of them, became they
did not sufficiently guarantees the constitu-
ton OF 1856, which Is the cardinal principle
OF said government. After three meetings.
the conference dissolved. The garrison re-
opened tire on the morning Of the 18th,
which was quickly returned from Miarmon's
batrcries, Two shells bursting in tho palace
The French feet was constantly commune
eating with Miramon, c ntrary to Juarez's
orders .-.-....,-.. .,,.,r..-,-.-
New OnLBANs, March 27.-Advices from
browsville' to the :::3 inst, furnishes the
following intelligence.
On the 10Th inst, two companies of RAN
gers commanded by Capt Ford, and two
Companies of United States Cavalry, under
Captain Steneman, Crossed the itio Grands
INTO Mexico in search Of Cortinas, who, had
returned to the frontier --r"a 70"
The troops approached; the Mexcans en-
campnetl at ai&tlt--tlrovs in the pickets
and to"k 80 prisoners-who claimed that
they belonged to large body Of Mexican
y: National Guards, also in Sc .n:h Of Cortinas.
The next morning large Mexican force
appeared and claimed the prisoners Is q
part Of their guard. 1t was afterwards
asccrtained that these forces had been watch
ing the movements Of the Americans, and
t'1at Cortinao was with them. aud had es-
capped at the first alarm. Our troops remain
enca'nped on the Mexican side, above
Brownsville, determined to capture Cortia-
as. Major Heintzelman. Of the army, had
sent them q reinforcement and two pieces
of artillery. - n.o ~. a~i~u ~',.r'-
Three thousand Church troops were 500 n
expected on the Rio Gran,le. 81 ~
It was reported that Gen Garcia had in
ylted Americans into Mexico. .a-1..i~
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Letter from Hon. Ed. y'd Everett
To THE PUBLISHERS: -.

..r.s. Bosrox, June 8, 1853.
GENT: ExEN Tie box containing the view
Of VoUHr VERNON arrived Yesterday. All,
greatly obliged to you for this pleasing spcci-
men OF printing in col"rs which, besides ,is
interest az y Representation of the spot vn,ch.
:nore than *''y other. cndcars itself to tho
heart "i the CO :ntry is worthy Of attention ~
succe. sul attempt to place works Ct art Of
this kind wi'hi the reach OF the great mass Of
the community. l remain, gentlemen, with,
many thanks. etc,
Very respectfully yours,
EDW ARD EVERETT.
Notices Of the Press.
a splendid view of Mount Vernon, which,
exceads any engraving Of the place We have
before scen.-- hcrn Argus, Va.
1t is pronounced to be by far the m .,st truth
'ul and striking representation Of Nj. Vernon
that has been presented t. the puhi,:. 1t is
executed IN oil color<, after an Englis s:v s".i
printing. Known. it is said. to only MAN il,
this country. md never before ut . nptcd-
Norfolk Day Book. Virginia.
We hope that it may a,lorn the wa !. Of each
do :;icilc III the land US it uniolds 10 the eve n
correct view OF Washington's home, awaken.
fresh love for his memory. his virtues and hi<
country:-[Mt. Holly Herald: n. J.
1t will make an elegant ornament for the
parlor. Petersburg Express. Va.
1t is = beautiful view OF Mount Vernon; it
drawing, md would richly advrn purlor.-,
[Forney's Daily Press. -:
1t is cheap ut double the money LINTON,
P.ainfeld. NJ j.
1t is decidedly the best one in existence =
Port Clinton Democrat.
The TINS are very brilliant, and tho picture
is not only q striking one. but IL ust become
popular.-lsunday Dispatch.
The .u ,scribers have Just issued picture of
MOUNT VERNON, printed in .ftteen al cvlcs,
by new and improved process by which pic
ures that have heretofore cost from Ss 70 As.
can he furnished for fifty cents. The size Of
our engraving Is Is by 20 inches, on ~; eScal-
cn.lered heavy pla'c paper.
We have aIso Just published . vie~ Of the
Capitol at Washington in the same style ~
Mount Vernon. =
Price FIFTY CE<1s postage paid ss,any part
of the United States. j. II. BRYAN d g..
~ South Third street. philadelphia.
- Agents wanted in every county through
out the Union. Scn,l and GET a cow lol
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Bn,s1o1 4 Pa1lrs, Attorneys. - -;

r. OOKlNG GLASS PLATES, Of al, sizSs, q
L. l7lyl KxLLoss's pl9e 6forI,. y
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26
Club Resolutions.

The following resolutions, passed at
meeting of the Young Mems Democratic
Club of this city on the l4th inst, were
inadvertently neglected to be handed in
for publication at the proper time.
Whereas: At the National Democratic
Convention at Charleston, delegates from
every State in the Union being present for
the purpose of nominating a candidate for
the Presidency that would be acceptable
to the majority ofthe people of the United
States, and also to reafiirm the true and
successful platform of Democratic prince
plies, which has cemented and held togeth-
er the National Union up to the present
time, it becomes our unpleasant duty to
enter our solemn protest against the acts
of those delegates who labofed to construct
new platform, and to establish new
| principles, which would, if carried out,
have b9en subversive Of Democratic prin-
pies, and the destruction of the Demo
cratic party, and tending to the overthrow
and dissolution of our National Union
But in honor to those patriotic delegates.
who stood up and battled manfully and
honorablv for the old and unsullied prin-
c:nles and usases of the Democratic party,
the Democracy of Illinois send GREETING,
the following resolutions:
lst Resolued, That the patriotic dele.
gates who supported the Cincinnati plat
form as interpreted and accepted by every
/ section of the Nation Union III 1896, by
their eloauence and votes at the National
/ Democratic Convention at Charleston, will
ever be held by the Democracy as the de
Tenders OF Democratic principles and the
true friends of our National Union.
I'd. Rssolred, That the Illinois delega
ton has won imperishable honors by thei,
unyielding adherence to Democratic prin.
ciples and precedents,' and while our prin
ciples shall have such patriots to defend
and support them, we lid defiance tc
northern and southern fanaticism, and the
enemies of our glorions Union.
Sd. Resolred. That the l52 delegates who
stood firm and true to the peoples favorite
candidate for the Presidency of tho United
States, the Hon. S. A. Douglas, have oul
cordial approval, and will ever be held b,
the Democracy of Illinois as fraterna
band of patriots, who battled for the gool
of our country and the common cause o
our whole people
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26


About l | o clock on Wednesday night, the
whistle at Rugs foundry in this city, took
strange freak to get up an independent
extemporaneous toot on its own hook. 1t
commenced family, grew gradually strong
er, and then gradually subsidized, keeping
up its unbroken, steady scream for half an
hour The foundry whistles are generally
used as fire alarms when there is confla
grafton in their vicinity, and in conse
quence there was q general popping Of
night caps out of chamber windows to see
where the fire was. The whole city how
ever, seemed to rest in I'm broke en- quictness
1t was whispered about after a while, that
the valve that lets the steam 10 the whistle
had by shrinkage of the rope attached to il
by the spirits, or rats, or in some way, in
dependent of human agency, accidentally
raised, and that the toot meant that, and
nothing more.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26

DECIDEDLY MILTARY.-The auxiliary pro-
cession from the Ver,nilion, on Thursday
evening was headed by military charac-
ter who must have attained the rank of
major general at least in the Pennsylvania
MALTA before he emigrated to these parts.
We infer so from an order he issued on
halting his company when, they reache d
the Court House, in the words: Torch
bearers, Right wheel! and when l say
right wheel mean turn to the right =
stnguish your torches, and meet the
Citv Council at ten O'Clock March"
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Land Warrants Bought and Sold
f O r : A L + ,

so in E'z sw1. Sec. 80. T 20, R. .-s5 i'm
pr owed new house, well. alt enclosed.
leo i'll MY Sec Il, 81, 4. so acres broke;
house, we'll and stable.
r., NEtS See. s, 7. sc, T.. SIS
btok= house, &c.
60 acres in See 26. t %. Il 5-uuimproved.
$50 in y Sec. %, I. 81, K. s-unimproved.
Iowa and Wisconsin lands exchanged Tor property in
La Sale county.
Houses and Lots in the city OF Auburn, y. Y e1-
changed for property If Ottawa or l.. Sale county.
2iV acres il Calhoun CO, Michigan miles from Bat;
tie Cresk-good improved farm, - bearing apple
house, barn, &c VIII be sold cheap.
100 City Lois Cor sale, long time from .5 $500
each.
House Lot for sale cheap on Yves, Pearl street.
Good well and -ar. 80
loo NV. Sec y, 7. 30, L. :. Livingston Co
l6o acre. in Me- Sec -. T. 90 l.. Livingston Co
100 acres in Rutsnd-lo0 acres improved good house
and barn $40 hearing apple trees, ILU rods hedge a
isp farm. $40 per
100 acres in Laae-IOO broke good house, eta
bic, granary, cribs, we'll high roiii prairie. $50
per acre.
100 acres in swl. Sec. IS T. 81, T. 5-prairie. si2
per acre, TO years
choice lsnd-4 acres improved. good house
WI. and fence, orchard Of bearing trees. - tim
Der land, mile from grisi and mill and four
mi IS from railroad. - per
Chicago city property, in South Division. VIII sell
exchange for proper in La Sale couniy-wiI sell
Canal tae.
Lands in Missouri-vl SET r exehange-ia Coles.
Usage, Boone, and Morgan counties.
House aud Lot in States Ada.tion-wil be sold
cheap. n story house, rooms Lot 4Jxl21. $500.
~ story house in States Addition, new, :4hsO, 10
rooms good Gel ar and welt Tie mo,t beautiful
d-nce for sale in Ottawa. f50uo.
Stock of Dry Coed. in Exchange for farm in La
Sale county.
GOO acres prairie LAID in Livingston county,
Houses and Lots for sale in dineren, part. Of the
ty, and good bargains, and is the time to buy
property
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

Prepared by Co,reii"S L. CAoeseman, u, D., Nete
York CITY.
The combination Of ingredients i'll these Pills arc the
result long and extensive practice. They mild
in their operation and certain in correcting all irregu
larities Painful NrnstruatiOns removing all obstruc
tons whether from cold otherwise headache pain
in the side palpitatien the heart, les all nervous
affections, Mysteries, fatigue" Ia in TIE back and
limbs &c, disturbed sleep which arises from Interrupt
ton of
TO MARRIED. LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, they will bring
tho monthly peri d with regularity LADIES' who
been disappointed in the OF other Pills
place the confidence in Dr. Cheeseman 5 Pills DO
ing all that they represent 20 DO.
NOTICE.
Tier. is one condition If E+m0s system in 'chich
sle Pills cannot be taken irjin,t producing rex
LIAR PENgL". The condition refsrr'd TO is PPEG-
NAECT-ths result. MISC RRIIGE. Such is tie
Srresi>Jis tendency Of the medicine 10 restore the
..dE functions to nOTH1Gi condition. t1't TIE
Droductirs DO5c er Of nature cannot resist u:
Warranted purely vegetable. and free from anything
Injurious Explicit directions, which should he read,
accompany each box Price 81. Sent by mail
CLOSING 81 DR. CoESEIIUs L. CHEsSEwAS box 53l
Post Office, New York City
Sold by druggist in town in the L States
Il. Z. HUTCHINGS,
General Ag-t for TIE LHit>d Suites 165 Ch0D,bsrs st
Se,s YORK. TO o az tcbotcsdte orers should be ad-
dressed.
Sold inottawa by rap2-lyl D. WALKER
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A cart horse backed over a precip;ce at
Ottawa, III, last week, falling about one
hundred and fifty feet perpendicular
The harness and cart were used up, but
the horse was unhurt.
The above is afioat in the papers, and
friend Beebe of the Peru Herald wants us
to tell him where that precipice is located,
Couldn't say, unless its perpendicular ex
tends from the top of the hopes of the
Lincolnites last Friday night, down to
their realization, which was certainly an
awful descent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26

SToRNs.-The past week has been ore
of storms. There was n succession of
storms and heavy falls of rain accompa.
MED with hail in this vicinity on Sunday
evening, but uraccompaned with the
wind which wrought such destruction at
Cincinnati, noticed elsewhere On Tues
day We had another tremendous shower,
accompanied with hail and fearful wind,
and on Thursday evening and yesterday
morning more heavy rains with hail and
terrific lightning and thunder. We hear
of no serious damage having been done in
this region, while the rain was needed for
the crops which are now in a most prom
ising condition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26

There was one feature about the Repub-
lican procession on Thursday night that
must have been hugely satisfactory to the
"irrepressible' Lovejoy abolition wing
That was the huge darkey that was borne
on pole at the head of the procession
The procession would have been incom.
plete without the immaculate "nigger"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26

STRAWBERRIES AND CHEREIEs.-Say we are
not among the favored We had at tea
last evening dish of straw berries and
splendid heart cherries, a testimonial
from our enterprising friend r. o. Black.
Mr. B. keeps those things regularly, to-
gether with many other rare fruits and
comfts to be had nowhere else in Ottawa.
See his advertisement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26

" Tho Rcncfactor OF his RaCe.-&s
TIE GREAT HEALFR OF MANKIND.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
TIE WHOLE WORLD CNI7EDt
SICK PEOPLE. THINK!
AFTER WHICH, ACT.
You'd scarce expect at this late day,
with startling cure. "a book to I'LL;
This is the case. The million
With the cures Of Herrick's Pill.
They come from Fast, and North, and West,
And with glad tiings the papers fill.
Because they the cheapest, safest, best,
And superior 20 others is 1erric.'s Pill
From Roots. and Plants, and Flowers they're made;
They always cure--they never Kill;
Thousands now in their graves were laid,
We're il for HerricL's Pill.
Each Pill with sugar is coated DER
rare discovery of matchess skill;
Their like seen before.
Until it appeared in fierrick's Pill.
For years he's worked 10 ! cal the sick,
With Joy eiate his bosom fills,
For OF thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF Herricks Pills.
tWHERRICK'S MATCHLESS VEGETABLE FAM
ity. Over millions of boxes used annually. Civ
ing employment eighty tive men and women 10 put
chem up. Their cures numbered by thousands
their praises the tongues OF all. Citizens OF Ottawa
and elsewhere, have you ever uscd tiemF Put up IN
English, Spanish, German and French directions
Large family boxes, % cents. Five boxes for 81 Sold
everywhere.
See advertisement en- 3D. page.
asg2I Il. ii. PALMER, 7rdreLing Agent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26

ABE LINCOLN, in all his unapproachabie
beauty, just as nature has left him, may
be seen any day at Porters photograph
gallery, where accurate pictures Of the
great rail splitter are sold by hundreds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26
@ttaha frtt Graber .
LOCAL. MATTERS.

KILLED BY LIsHrNlNG.--A distressing af-
fair occurred in this city on Thursday
morning. During heavy thunder storm,
which had come up suddenly, some four
or five boys, who were fishing or playing
along Fox River near the Big Elm Tree,
took shelter from the storm under the
tree. They had scarcely done 50, when
the tree was struck by lightning. Two of
the boys were instantly killed, and the
others Frustrated, but soon came too, and
were found to be uninjured The boys
who We're killed were Alfred G. Collins,
about Is years old, son Of Mr. Collins, car.
penter; and Peter Kelly, about Is years
old, son of the widow Kelly, both living in
the neighborhood of the Elm Tree. The
former of these appears to have received
the heaviest charge, his forehead, neck,
and breast being fearfuliy lacerated; the
other had no perceptible wound. Efforts
were made to resusitate the latter, but
without effect
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO May "a.
No new features were presented on
Change yesterday. Flour was offered at
still lower figures, yet but few sales were
reported. Wheat was dull at former pri-
ces. Corn declined lc, No l selling at
4Ic and No. 9 at Acc Oats were PC lower.
Rye declined SC. Barley quiet-limss
OStb
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26

DB. c. NJ. FIrCH-Our readers will re-
member that DR.. Fitch, of Chicago, SO we'll
known for his success in treating most
forms Of chronic disease, especially disea-
SIS of the lungs, is at present in our city
where he will remain till the noon of " ed
esday, May 80. This will give invalids
in this vicinity desirable opportunity to
avail themselves of Dr. Fitch's experience
in the treatment Of these dangerous atfec-
tons DR.. Fitch will return to Chicago on
the 3d. as above stated
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26
OTTAWA Wholesale MARKET.

OTTAWA Nay 70, IS6O
Our grain market still tends downward, with
pretty heavy receipts Of Corn. great part of
which is stored.
Eiour-Winter wheat, s3a3..5 pr loo spring W
extra, S2.75a300; spring W tine zoo.
Corn .Heak-tl. 00a .lOpr. 100
Whedt-Wiuter. l.OGaLlO; spring, 90ae Sc.
Corn-Ear. 44c for IS lbs; shelled 45c for 90 lbs
Outs 32a35c for 81 lbs.
Sdriey-50c for 40 lbs.
Timothy .>eei-x2.25.
Potatoes-40c. p. bush.
Elgs-7c.
Uuter--l5c.
Calf .SkiRs-7c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26

DIED-At the residence of her father, A X. Shaw, in
vergennes Kent Co.. Mich, May l7th of consumption
EshA E. wife Of X. N GoodselI, OF Ottawa, ILL.,, aged
20 years months and days.
In this city, the night of the 23d inst, Mrs ANNA
KIswAS wife Of tie late DR.. r. Kirwan, aged thirty
nEe years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26
GROVER g. BAKERS
NOISELESS
Family Sewing Machine.

fuNHE undersigned, CLEEGYNES Of various denomna-
- GROVE d BARER'S CELEBRA TED IA NIL 7
SEWING MA CHLNE," take pleasure n recommend.
ing it as an instrument fully combining the essentials
of good machine. Its beautiful simplicity, ease OF
management, and the strength and elasticity OF its
stitch, unite to render it machine unsurpassed by any
IN the market, and which we feel confident VIII give
satisfaction to all who may purchase and use IT,
Rev. W. ?. STRICKLAND
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ESTABLISHED 1888.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.
Ilsrric;>'s Kid Strengthening PIasfers.
The Great Strengthener


Tie Ee.: and CteGpeS: Household EsU,sdy in ne
Hor.G.
These renew 81 Pasters pains. weakness, and
the iacA, sides and breast in Eve hours
Indeed certain they 10 do this, tina. the p-opre-
Warrants them. Spread from resins, balsams ard
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aIspt, 10 the want. OF Females and others. Their
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ISIS ministers OF the gospel, and others will strengthen
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on their breast Price Is cents.
eSFThe above articles sold by all the dealers in
OTTAWA and 10y Druggists throughout the United States
Canadas and South America ~ wholesale by all large
Druggists in the principal cities.
HERRICK BROTHER,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26

BISHOP WHrrEHorsE will visit Christ Church, In th
city, and administer the rite OF confirmation the
2sth inst. Services will commence at o'clock Pm.
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MARRIED-0n the 9th inst. by Arthur lockwood.
ESQ., Mr.. AUGUSTUS BATGAR aud Miss SOPHIE NICHOLSON
all of this city.