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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-12
SALE LOTS Ar AmELIA CoURr HOUSE

Ware and others Bradley &C. will offer for sale at Anne Ia
H. on the 2Sth Gay Of June 1860 Court day. this property de-
public square with small buildings hem sutahe for shops or
Offices also, wood lot o three within humid ed yards
G the Court House WILL At the time offer tract OF about
acres Of land principally in wood adjoining the lands Of D.
C. Jones, In the lower end Of Amelia Nottoway line.
TERMS CASH. defray the expenses sale and II months
credit for residue purchasers giving with security
wEISIGER Comr.
w st the same time Cer for sale In pursuance OF decree
Of the Court Ia the of waaces against Bradley lot
~ BY 30 adj nng the other property Bradley estates fronting
the East de II the squsre. Terms sX months.
jel2-etls l. MASTERS, Com'r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-12

nUNLOP, MONCURE CO., ask the attention OF
i dealers TO the Acctlon sale Of
SUGAR,
COFFEE add
MOLASSE3
their wharf and warehouse at Rockes common Ing at II
o clock tc morrow.
~ Sale without regard to weather. el2
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YoEk, Livingston Co., N Y, Oct l. 1883.

Sirs -DgIepsd with It's numberts associates took up Its
abode with IN opposition the ki Of many Of the cele
bated physicians until the spirit willing o. relief could be
ound) surrender and lid al IT, earthly tabernacle when
Induced by the Of friend THE ONNGENA
TED BTTERS little dreaming that the Gead In the bound
less Of patent medicines the first draught
Induced 60 quail But thanks be God Id aud u
most efficient and grateful one The most aggravatns
toms In immc drste Irregular beating OF the
ton and frequently violent attacks Of papaion lasting
from twelve wenyfour hours leaving the stomach perfectly
poweFeS that spoonful Of milk rice water would seem
rdensome com renceG by taking half teaspoonful eN-
tent full yerypereycring until had taken three
bottles; since then al intervals, have taken
began TO realize its genial effects immediately besides II Is eN
tremely grateful and refreshing beverage which charm
that but few medicines boast would r most heartily
and Hy beg all who afflicted with Dyspepsia in form
te oxygenated Bters them invaluable
Very respectfully, Miss STOCKING.
~ Prepared by SETH W. PowLE CO., Boston, and for
sale at wholesale and retail by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LApD
co., W. PETERSON p. DUvAL Richmond and by AL drug
gists and dealers In medicines In city and county.
rvQO EwIu,
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THE oxYGENATFL BITTERs.

The qualities Of this medicine have pseedt mpershs
bic foundation In destroying disease, and Inducing health 1t has
parallel
For the following Complaints these Bers Specific viz
DysptPsd, o. hdiget0 Heart Barn, Ac'iiy Costirsnss,
Lass q APPETITE Hsddtrle and General DEBILITY
In sections Of country this preparation extensively
used by physicians in their practice and to have restored
health who apparently beyond the reach Of The heal
in ant.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-12
FROM WASHINGTON

fhOM WASnlNulON.
WASHINGTON, June ll.-Cap'ain Henry, who was i'm
plcated in tie recent Sumner affair." is Captain Pat
rick Henry formerly of Virginia. but j. L. Henry, OF
Kentucky.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-12

w. NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOM.
49, ER5 AND TIRE PUBLIC GENLRALLY-0ur store
will closed every evening" Saturday excepted at 81 O'clock
until the 18th ofAugus ALtN HILL CO.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-12

FINE LIQUORS.
Nt have In sor imported from France by the Lone
w Star"
100 hne Cla-et Wine
100 baskets Oh impagIne Wine
8 casks nee French Brandy
besides aage lot Of superior old Wines and Brande
Questionable to purity having been bought In bond
Also Lond Porter Scot n Ale, Irish and Scotch Whisky, Old
Jamaica Rum, &c stock Ct Virginia Rye Whisky comprise,
OF the best brands part Of which old aud supeor
all OF which will sell small advance In lots to suit pur
ohasers. JOHNSON, YOUNGER 0TLY,
iel2 o treet. VA
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DIED,

On Sunday morning, the 10th inst II o'clock JOHN
?. POINTS Pastor Of st. Johns Church
His funeral will take place from st. J.hns Church. this evening
at 4 O'clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-12

NOR BALTIMORE via NORFOLK.-The Ii
good schr. MARY AND VIRGINIA Cap; Todd, hay s&Es
ing portion OF her cargoe gagged aad going board
despatch, as above For remainder, apply to
jel2-5t W. d. CoLQUITT co.
BOSTON STEAMSHIP LINE.-The z,fEE4
ID Steamship CITY OF NEW YORK, Capt Nlcker- .S1lktE
son. will leave City Point THURSDAY June 18th, at II UeOcK
for Boston, via Norfolk.
will received for her the Towing Companys She'd
TO day and tomorrow, l2Ih and 18Th.
For freight passage apply to
jel2-8t SHIELDS 4 60MERVILLE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-12

THE Markets
NEw YORK. June l0Co,ton declining Upands H. Flour firm;
Southern steady Wheat active lc lower.
white c mixed 66c. Pork hn 81 5OGlS JO prime 81 500
70 Sugar Spirits Turpenne 4s6D44c Rosn dull al 65
Rice steady. Stocks buoyant; Vas g3
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W. L. HAGAN 4 CO.,
PrOprictOrs, Troy, New York.


Who also Manufacture
ROYCE EsrERLY's DENTIPMoE AND KNIGHTS EDE1I-
BILE INK.
sotp At wHotn.Ig AsD RErim
FISHER WINSTON
Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-12

LNOR PHILA THE A No ! <kEfs
IL steamship PESNsYLVANiA, Captain David Teal, .SAla.
ready receive freight and will thursday
l4;h inst, at IL o'clock, AM
For freight passage having superior apply
@. p CARDuZ }, Agent,
No 100 Main Street Rockets
Boston freight taken through areduced and with
disnatch fel2-Qt
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. GRAND yInGrNIA DIsCOyFRY.-
Aimed 10 be.
Main g. z EZEKIEL

RIoHhosD Nov IL, 1882
In EZEKIEL the Holy Bible, that beea
past i2yes and have restored hair
KIEIe VIRGINIA HAIR REsIOEER. NAPHTAu EEEKIu-
This day sworn before me, by NsphtA Ezekiel Jo MAYO
del6-dkuly Mayor Of Richmond
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Myers Miraculous vermin Deslro,

err the oldest remedy
MICE COCKROAcHRs BUGS. ANTI, MOSQUITOES, PLEAS
MOTHS GRAIN.wO ANS and garden 1N5ECTI
r1- Principal depot. 6i2 BRoiDwAY,N
Soil bv all Druggists everywhere. mylG-d3u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-12

WANJED-The pselc 70 know that We are now prepared to
wv do R00PIN6 SCOUTING and GUrTERING 10 the very
ma1ne; Also klds Ia I'm Copper, sheet Iron
&C. large Of STOVES always hand Tin Ware
at wholesale. BOUis 4 Co,
lel2-att Successors To d. 4 O. T. Weller.
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BARRY,s TRICOPHEHOUs

est article dressing beautying cleansing curling preserving
and restoring the hair. Ladies' try IT, Sold By all druggist,
pertumers mhl3-d6n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-12

DOUBLE HOWcTDE Is YlRGNIA--Peter Riley and p
Simpson, Aborer- the COviugton ana Ohio Railroad
shot and killed on the I'd instant in Greenbrier
county Virginia, hy mVn named Harrison Myers, who
is said to hail from Maryland lie made his escape.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-12

JIAIR DYES. --Hhristadoras Bachelors Pkalons Rus
III SELLS Egyptian For sale by
DOVE co,
jsl2 Wholesale Druggists.
IGARS.-A varied assortment OF all qualities For sale by
" DOVE CO.,
jel2 Wholesale ruggists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-12

BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE.-The Works Of
ID Lord Bacon collected and edited by spalding, L. Es
and D. Heath To be completed In 10 handsome IL voues
now being published
Subscriptions received at RANDOlpH4
jel9 Bookstore and Blndsry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-12

Price 90 Gents and u per BOte Sold At Wholesale BY LIrg.
neaI.r. In the InltnI statei
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21

THE WEArHEE-For the last ten DAYS
we have suffered with the hot, sultry, sum
mcr weather, with which we have been
ter, for two or three days, having been up
as high as 90 degrees in the shade. But
a dark cloud came up on Tuesday last ac-
companied by heavy wind. and soon spread
over our town, making everything look as
as we'll could be. Soon, however the rain
began to descend in copious showers
This fine rain was ust what the dry and
parched earth needed, and it imbibed it
freely; and the earthly rotations have had
a sa!utary Influence upon all kinds ofyege-
tation, and have forced our forest trees to
assume u more lovely dress than before
Our fruit trees are out of bloom, our forests
clothed in the liveliest green, interSperccd
here and thoro with the beautiful red-bud
and white lockwood in full bloom, whilst
our northern ncighbors yet have the cold
bleak winds, rains, and SHOWS of winter
and not yet a single indication of spring
.joncsJoro,gh Gazette 14H.
Thank you for nothing Who do YOU
call our = northern neighbors? q We in La
Sale county have had beautiful spring wea-
ther for the last four weeks and one or two
days the thermometer went up to so Our
forests are putting on vestures of green,
the cattle Craze on the lawns, peach blows
are about ready to burst, and generally we
are quite in the middle of May. Your
NOR hcrn ncighbors' must live up in
Canada somewhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21
The Election In Manlius.

EDITOR OTTAWA FREE TEADER:-I the last
issue of the Republican appears contra
dction of statement in relation to our
township election given in your paper
of the week previous. 1t is denied by the
Republican that party lines were drawn
Such is not the case. a call was issued
for Republican Caucus, and for the pur-
pose of debating IN that Caucus Mr. Dol
phus Clark member of the Republican
Central Committee it being known that
he WAS candidate for supervisor The
reason of this opposition to him was, that
he refused to subscribe to Il resolution
pledging to vote for the nominee of tho
Chicago Convention, declaring he would
not vote for Seward or any other irrcpres-
sible conflict man Che is not alone in this J
This together with declarations by him
made. that he believed in the doctrine of
popular sovereignty, and only needed to be
satisfied that it would be carried out in
good faith, when he would vote to sustain
it,were the reasons for which he was bit
terly opposed by the party with which he
has acted and from which he has been os
tracised For these reasons he was mad,
the candidate of the Democracy 1t wa.
known to all here that party lines wer,
drawn, and it was strictly adhered to by
the Republicans. In november Manliu
will go Democratic sure. Yours,
MASiIUs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21
Editorial Change--Ny Debut.

Hat u, a,d,-Pas behind each car-L,k
st,,,d ,,,,,,f,i,,g ora- o.. the centre Of rosnd
tdjIe-Os roo'a al paper and tie room stre1eeE
,eiA exchanges all ro,pG-'Stutoa on u tripod
Both legs up, and big toes, cl5o'es, and some
other parts tceH relltiIatsG-Uead clear 1Hots
Jopyat-Spiyits rampant, and pen 'ch'Hlett" a
diamond poiI1t-To THE PUBLIC:
The editor having been subprned as a
witness at the negro Jim trial III chicago,
will be absent this week, and having great
confidence in rs as piert writer, keen wit,
and thorough-paced punster, rendered us
the editorial management OF the Free
Trader until his return We cheerful!y
condescended to accept OF the highly re-
sponsibie and wofully laborious task, and
being elected, we shall endeavor to prove
to the public that we are worthy of the
charge
We propose Should the Editor, acciden
tally get into the calaboo.e, or be other
wise detained long enough, in Chicago TO
discuss, elucidate, demonstrate, prove and
ventilate the following momentus, ques-
tons, propositions, and declarations, to
wit.
liv. That the elections in Connecticut, II.
Island, and Wisconsin; the triumph OF
Long John and the Negro Jim Trial have
fallen upon the Republican party like 4
cold shower bath in February, and, that
Il few more such turns, in connection with
the nomination of the LITTLE GIANT fol
the Presidency, Will wash every drop Of
Ethiopian blood out of their veins before
the November election comes off-Ilcre
stick Il pin
Oily That Potter ponreI, Pryor to get
ting his mag cracked.-Mark that
Sly That Dueling, Prise Fighting, and
Brag should be regarded as honorable
.amusements by those who enjoy them
but should be considered distastcfu
among the pious.-Remember that
Ally. That white man is as good as
colored gentleman, if his education is Q
the right stripe-IIere drive tack.
5ly That the Polygamy bill, Owen Love
joys speech, and Kellogs fizzle, should a
be printed in book and peddled wit
the life of Old John Brown. ely, 7ly, K
&c. THE DEVIL, Editor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21

JoHS WENTwOETus administration. as
Mayor OF Chicago, opens rich. House
breaking and highway robbery Is bccom-
ing as common as billiard matches The
biggest lift, however, Of the season was
the robbery Of the City Collectors office
on Monday night last
The amount stolen exceeds $4,000, of
which $4,000 was in currency; $500 in gold
$1,000 in checks; one treasury warrant
for Sl4,149 -, and several treasury war
rants of smaller amount the whole ex-
ceeding $4,000
The City Collectors office is situated on
the second floor of the court house. first
door south Of the stairway, west side OF
the hall, 1t is thes room that is oc-
cupied by the County Treasurer. The
funds Of the county were not molested
Long Johns office is situated on the
same floor, about forty feet from the Col
lector's office, on the opposite side of the
hall. BE keeps his ante room open night
and day Persons can always designate
the room at night by the gas light in the
window. 1t is nevertheless believed t;lat
he had no hand in the robbery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21

There is no use attempting to run round
be but one issue before the people this
year of our Lord lS60-PopularS Sovereign
~. Then be wise in time for. whenever
the Democracy meet this issue and put
it through they will triumpll-wheneve
and wherever they shirl1 it, they will be
beaten. The late elections all show this,
all show that one live man like Douglas,
on L live issue like Popular Sovereignty
before the people, is worth a thousand old
croncs, munciIin- sweet flag and camamilc
flowers about questions the people don t
! care a rush about. Who cares whether
! we are called pro-saveryite., polygarnites,
/ or Clisunionitcs? Every man, woman, and
clIild, from the ground up to six feet Sc
] ven and half inches tall, bare foot, knows
( that all such Applications are lies, and not
worth TIE breath wasted in controdcting
them. They are old traps, smoked over
| 70 catclI green votes during the ensuing
, campaign. Bat the old smells i tHt,.
they won't work.
| When we were q boy We used to mix
asar,rtida among Our fisli-bait. Its peculi-
; ar odor was supposed to attract the geui-
.ge2hs, and our reputation as successful
fisher was famed throughout all boyClom
in the valley. Now, the Republicans are
trying-thc same means TO catch votes, on
ly they are using the negro, po'vgamy, and
J
fcetida. Doubtless. there are fish .-neeg
heads, brcbaLly.) who Will bite at this
bait. But the mass of the people have
been hooked up too often to be lured
into even a nibblc by them. They now
want a clean bait-without any scent to
it. Popular Sovereignty is the thing! Il
has 40 Goldfish, garlic, or CORD vine smell
;, about it. Its bright. new flower, bud
ding into life from an old root which has
been buried for years under that pile o
litter, known as the Missouri Compro
mise" Douglas, saw its tender shoot
in 1854, and with his gigantic arm pushe,
aside the nauscous heap, shed upon it tn
light of an invigorating sun. 1t has nov
grown to full maturity-its gordious pc
tails are unfoldcd to an admiring world
and its delightful perfumes are waited
forth upon every breeze, and snufied up b,
greedy multitucies from Maine to Califor
MIA and from the Copper diggings of LAKE
Superior to the mouth of the Rio Grande
Thousands who at first believed il poi
sonus weed and were want TO pluck it "
are now its most enthusiastic admirers
And its growing more attractive every
day, 1t blooms equally beautiful in ever,
soil and cline; and before next Noycm
Der thcre'll not be dwelling in the Ian,
but what will have a sprig Of it groin il
. its urbarium Republican demgogue
may squirt their filth at it but they can
hurt it. They Will only add strength an
rankneSs to its growth.
Uumbuggery won't make any votes thi
year. That games plaid out. Kansa
slzun!led the Republicans, Old Buck, an
everybody else who took hand il
Douglas swept the board every pop! an
you can find a sane white man who wi
bet against him. You can't fool Youn
America with gull-traps, And if the Ii
tie Giant is nominated, Young Americ
g Will elect HIM; and all the powers Of darl
ness with the republicans and negros t
boot cannot prevent X.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21
Mortllne SAL

y y
NoTlCE is hereby given, that default having been
~ made in tie payment of certain moneys secured to
be paid in and by certain ndenture of mortgage made
and executed by Thomas J. Evans and Fnis Evans to
wHiiam Reddck, bearing date the fifteenth day Of
April, \. D. 1857, and corded in the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court as Recorder of Deeds. "a
In and for the county OF Ia Sale and OF Illinois,
VI DOCK NO % pages pa and 2I5, the 18th day Of
ApI II, A. j.. 1857.
shall on the twenty-second day OF August, A.. D.
4o"o 81 one O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day tn
south door OF the Court Hous. the City
IN sad county of La Sale and Illinois, by vr-
tue oil power OF sale contained in said mortgage sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash all
those certain premises situate in the county La Sale
AMI state OF Illinois, known described as follows
to wit
The west half of Section number twenty-five (22 J
in township number thirty two (32) North &c num-
Der oae q, East Of the third principal meridian,
| said Csunty. rap2iI WILLIAM REDDICK
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21

"CHop LOGIC. Tho FIRE. Tr1i,T of last
Saturday. tried its hand at chop logic, in
which it is better than anything else. Our
devil thinks he can match with the same
style. and lets 20 as follows:
"Osman has two legs; a goose has two
lers-thcrefore Osman is n goose. The
proverb. silly as a goose follows as a
corollary as the similarity is very striking.
O'tura Rep,tJEcao.
Hampton of the Republican looks, acts,
and especially has ears like an ass-ergo
Hampton is an ass. Being over 10 hands
hight follows as a matter Of course he
is zig ass.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21
Assessment Notice.

IITY OLENk 5 VFFICE,
Ottawa, April 81 1870
Public notice is hereby given to all persons in
terestcd that the Commissioners appointed by the
City Council of the city of Ottawa, to assess the
damages and recompense due the owners of land
respectively, and at the same time to determine
what persons will be beuetitted by the extension
of Norris Street from the East Line of rail road
addition to Ottawa, in direct line east to road
known the Dayton road, and assess the DANA
ge and expense thereon on real estate of persons
benefited in proportion as nearly may be, TO
the benefits resulting to each; have completed
their assessment and made return thereof to nay
office. Any persons wishing to appeal from said
my office, on or before Tuesday, the Sth day OF
May 1860, at l-2 O'Clock =. NJ, as the City Coun-
Gil will at that time, in the Council room hear all
objections to the assessment, and revise and con-
firm amend the same. y. LEAVENS,
City Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21

More DEMOCRATIC NIClCToRIEs-The
telegraph reports fugitive slave rescue at
Milwaukee Wis, but has not heard the
fact that the democrats triumphed glori-
ously there on Tuesday last, electing Hon.
VIM. p Lynde, for Mayor, and their
whole ticket, The republicans made much
ado in the canvass, detailing Mr.. Carl
Schurz to draw off the democratic portion
of the German vote. Black republican
ism was again nailed TO the wall, although
the canvass was conducted on strict party
lines Kenosha, Wis, held a municipal
election on the same day, ane, contrary TO
general expectation, the democrats made
n clean sweep. We learn the fact from
the Chicago Times, the telegraph having
become so obfusticated by the Conn =,
RhodeIsland, and Portland elections as
not to have heard of it.
The democrats of Freeport, Ill, have
also carried that city by an overwhelming
majority Boston Post
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21

The Ia Sale .SaaIsrF speaking Of an
attempt made 10y some republican to dis
turb a democr@:ic meeting in that city
last week, utt,-ss the following incredible
paragraph.
: faw republican blackguards got into
the gallery, with bottle OF ,rt,siH and
did make some disturbance, which was
Suppressed ly a young democrat sclzi,a :
one Of the lardcrs 10y the throat, and for
cling him TO dcs;st. II we are correctly
informed, a a certain black republican ed
itor who Loves whisky " not wisely but
TOO wei" participated with certain az
d-rasen III creating the uproar in the gal
leTy.'
There must tie some mistake about the
,rLisig, for in Ottawa the leading beverage
Of the republicans Is Sparkling ca'f5a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21

EDITOR FREE TRADER:
Having occasion to visit tho southern
portion of this state, not long since,
thought that few items that were picked
up in Egypt might not be uninteresting to
your readers Ii was the good fortune of
your correspondent te lie present at Il reg
ular old fashioned log rolling The south
crn portion of this State is covered by n
dense growth Of very heavy timber, and IN
order to open up farm, this all has TO be
feled and burned. When settler gets
his timber all down, and Gu. into conve-
nient lengths he invites his neighbors to
assist him in collecting together the logs
At one of these gatherings | had the pleas
urc 10 assist. At the appointed time, the
clearing was thronged by men who came
in from every direction, and commenced
the work OF collecting those huge logs SIX
feet III diameter mot an inch less) into IN
mense heaps To these strong armed
sons Of the forest this was not work, but
play, and their task was soon completed.
After applying torches to the log heaps,
the signal for supper was given, and the
log rollers, with about forty of Egypt : fair
est daughters set down 10 supper that
would have raised n smile on the face of
mc!auchOi!v' The tables literally groancl
under the abundance Of eatables, and The
cooking would have done honor 10 q
"Soier" OF driukables there was no lack,
either in variety or quantity, but Egyptian
milk seemed to be a universal iavorite
supper over. the tables vanished III a
twinkI:ur. and music from Capt. Holmes
excellent band. sounded forth an invita-
ton TO the dance, which under the super
vision Of Nessrs. Keith and Terrei, was
kent M until the " We sma hours ayOni
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21

Mr. ErHERIpGE, of Tennessee, has pre-
scnted very desirable bill in the house
of representatives to establish and regu-
late paper circulation of uniform value
throughout the United States. 1t pro-
vidcs that the United States sub treasurer
or treasurers of the mint and its branches
shall receive deposits of gold or silver bull
lion or gold, and give the dedositors certi-
ficatcs therefor, in sums of from twenty to
one thouand dollars. These certificates
are to resemble bank notes, to be signed
by the secretary of the treasury, or some
one appointed for that purpose in his
name, and countersigned by the officers
receiving the dedosits for which they are
to be exchanged.