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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-16
Erickinsc EIxcit enRenf in Iowa.

4 profound excitement on the subjest Of
.:i.hinse has arisen az Marion, Linn county,
iowa.
d, prominent family ofnine named B.mis,
pa--ook Of uncooked sugar cured ham, chop
:=t Up. Four of them died in great agony,
5 il is probable that the rest with probably
exception, will not live The faculty Of
- E.eokni Medical College are in aLtend>
srce. The nam W. eaten four weeks since.
Ile first symptoms were those of diarrhoea,
followed by fever o. typhoid type, Al ex-
.-:iaation Of the muscle shows trichin;e OF
one iortie:h of an inch in length to the num-
her q 5000 to the square inch. The death
c-<ne, are said to be terrible.
The Des Moiaes Daily Register Of the OH
~. the following in reference to the case
-..s. named.
1t is the fall conviction CT all the PHYSICIANS
who have investigated the trichinn subject
:hac hog.cholera is the same thing and that
:: s not found except where the hog mas had
access t. dead swine or other carrion. The
.orin found in the hog that has just died Of
It's cholera, and these persons, Is the same,
AZ is feily demonstrated.
mother family, il: Mcuie township, Linn
county, is sick.
The physicians generally OF this ely az.
OF the Same opinion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-16
Ayers Agua Cure,

For the speedy aud certain Of Intermittent Fever
or Chis and few. R-littea Fever Chill Fever. Dumb
AgGc Periodical headache bilious Headache. and Bill
ions FeyeTS indeed, for the whole class OF diseases ori
mating al hillary arrangement, caused by ts Ara OF
niasnlatic countries
This remedy has rarely failed to tbs severest cases
Of Ciils and Fever aid it has this great advantage OVER
other Ague medicines, that su'I ts complaint VIII
injury to the patient II conIns quEine or other
d,etrc,is sus,nce does IL produce cquium any
nimi ns effect whatever. Sinking brothers OF the army
aEl west i aud YOU Will endorse these assertions.
Prepared by Dr. !. c AVER 4 Co. Lowell, Mas. and
sold by W. l.. GIBSON aud all the Drug tGes in ottawa
9. PoSrLETHw ATE. La S.te; FLEMING X BEN
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'Cc-2m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-16
Senator Yates.

We have been piled with we know not
how m any copies of the great speech" Of
Senator Yates, of this State, delivered in the
U. S. Senate Feb. 18th, and with newspaper
favorable notices" Of it, until really wa can.
not forbear giving it wcrd or two.
The "nub" of the Senator's "grea! speech"
is found in bill which he presented at the
Jane time and took for his text This bill
ply proposes 70 enact that ''no state or
territory Of the L. S. shall hereafter, by
constitution or otherwise, make Or recognise
any distinction between citizens Of the T. S.
On accoun. Of race, color, or condition. bu.
tia. all shall be protected in the fall and
equal enjoyment Of eli their civil and politi>
cal rights, ,nciulin3 tie riyJa Of Suffrage"
Senator Y. maintains that, by the second
section of the constitutional amendn ent
aboliShlng slavery, Congress il clothed with
full power to enforce negro suffrage in all the
states, and that it is mean and cowardly TO
evade or dodge this duty. That all the va,
rious propositions to accom- lish this end
in the form Of constitutional amendments
ars but SO many cowsrdly evasons and
lodges; for the reason, as Senator 7. most
truly and forcibly urges, that the ratification
Of such n constitutional amendment by three.
fourIhs OF the States can never be obtained
and all time spent in proposing them i,
worse than wasted.
al, -
second section OF the constitutional amend.
laent confer, upon Congress any other pow,
ers Than those simply necessary TO secure to
the negro his freedom from chattel slavery
il, il short, it gives to Congress all the pow
era It has asserted in the passage Of the
civil rights, tie Freelmen's Bureau and 9th
er bills, then there Is no limit to the power
OF Congress over the subject, and il can
make not oaly voters, but jlrymen and
Legislators of negroes, and can establish, by
congressional enactment, all ,he mil.enial
s!aries and beauties Of perfect nIi.cegena-
ton. There are very s5ri5u, doubts, nos.y.
or, and unfortunately tie Supreme Court OF
ths |. 5. seems large, to share .kose doubts,
whether ias second section in question will
bear any s2eh constructors.
There is, however, an Inconsistency IN the
course of Senator Yates on iii, gg-,li2a
which We shout Ike 70 zee him explain
While lie ,nas boldly attacks ~ these at
temp;s p: Constitutions. .inker.ag, showing
their lbsrr!.ty on the obvious ground tina,
they must come TO noughl because the state,
vii! never r.:l:y them. am while, IN fact, lie
as much rs Intimate. la. they are &C; ~
mercy 10 stare of action o. liza main quaa
tom until after tie mex presidential election
50 thu: tn. South can be E.pt from sotin z
and the radicals a, the North Al retain the
niger FOX oae more camp.iga as ar issu.
YET. when the Senate comes TO vote on an,
Of the.e constitutional amesdnent,. our Dol.
aud oa,spoken NJ. Yates, swallowing hi.
words lie glass Of il.ip, always votes VIII
the r;.iica! majority tyr them. lie oppose
he amendments in his speeches "a coward,
aut hyqocrl;cal, IN then shows himself :
coward and Ly?ocTi'e b. vc'tns for them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-16
Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court for this county mas been
in session since Monday. engaged chiefly or
civil causes of no public Importance.
There have. a, yet. been no criminal
trials, but several persons indicted for lar
ceny have plead guilty and been sentenced.
Edward Coates, Edward Stokes and Thomas
Carroll were included ia one Indictment io-
stealing clothing. All plead guilty. The
two first named were sentenced to ore year >
seryitude in the pcniten,iary Carroll, in
consideration of his youth, being but lG
years old, and in consideration that he ba.
already been in Jail nearly three months, va,
let eff with thirty days more in the county
jail.
Levi Tillotson also plead guilty 10 larceny,
b.. has not yet been sentenced.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-16

Coos -T.ecen. rains and the warm
weather Of the past week have materially
improved crop prospects in this region.
Wheat locks excellent, and e !; escapes the
rust, viii yield well throughout the county
thon.h there has less been sown, We are told,
than usual Corn IS exceedingly backward,
aud the stand generally is poor. At the
yer. best, the crop mus. be short com pared
with last year, and unless fros. hold, of
until October, which it seldom does, We N '
look for q failure. Corn, by the middle OF
June, on ht to be two feet high, while tAe
present SEASON, in this county, the middle q
Ju..e finds it bat fairly out OF the ground.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-16
Gttaha free TraSt1 ;
ssai,rond to the Eerrnilion.

Our readers will remember that, some
weeks ago, COMMITTEES was appointed at
public meeting at the court house il this city,
to collect funds and to procure the survey of
. route for the proposed railroad from Ot.a>
wa to the Vermiiion coal fields, with view
Of ascertaining its practicability. That COM
raittee. we are Enabled to state, have per>
formed the duty imposed upon them, and
performed j. well The necessary means
were collected, and two competen, engineers,
with suitable assistance. employed, who have
made the required survey. The engineers
were Robt. Wilson, Esq, of Ottawa, and f.
Murphy, Esq, Of Chicago. They have eur
veycd two good practicable routes to the
Vermiii,n, and IN regard to the main diff
Guilty apprehsndsd-of ascending the bluff
opposite Ottawa,-they find a practicable
route, leading almost directly south from o.:
tawa, where the bluff can be assembled at
gr.ie of so feet to the mile and three or
four other routes are found, where, by a slight
curve, IN no case making over two mile.
difference in the length OF the road, the bluff
ca. be assembled at grade CT 40 feet to the
mile This is 4 grade common on all roads,
sad even grade of 50 feet is by no means
uncommon.
The length OF the road, to the heart of the
cosl fields, need by either rouie, to be bu.
about II miles.
II reference to bridging the river a, Qua
va number of favorable points have been
found. At all points examined, the water i,
comparatively shallow, and good rock bot
,ora is uniformly found. At several points
tsero are goo, natural s5utments On both
s.des.
The rracticabil:tv. and comparative chesp-
zess of the road being thu. settled, ;fs nsxs
question is, how to raise the mean. TO build
i? The success of the enterprise: doubtless,
Lepen1s largely on that Of the Ottawa Fox
River Valley Railroad, of which also. srr-
vey is :.bouL to be made, and which we hope,
before sne season Is cut 10 see 81 lcas; put,
uu5<r contract.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-16

JoiIlT PEs'TEyTItEY.- tc;l1r credit,
abe 10 Illinois or nat, there IS 10 dou5; ba,
The state boarding house al Joliet "a ore Of
the most holrishine ard popular Institutions
in the ~cs: : committee Of the !es.ess Of
,ha, concern w,i;si Oh the Goyeuor al
s! rincde.i las, week 10 represea; TO him 'ae
necessity Of action in reference TO the prison.
/. is now c-1wlei 10 more than double -
legitimate capacity, having 933 coavic;s, with
a r.ily incre.s. Of 10 to 20. The prison con
;.ns ssep;n. room FOR BIZ. few more, and
If the CAP lci,y is not Immediately increased,
actommoi. ,ion fJr the coayicis nus. be
found elsewhere.
The State Trea.n-sr Of Illinois IS now pay
/ ing all the Auditors warrants presented.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-16

Ia Massachusetts, they call the legislature
the General Court The body consists Of
some 400 members, Of whom, at present, a
large proportion are preachers. The usually
stand and sober cid republican sheet. the
Boston Commonwealth, does not seem to hold
this pious element of the General Court in
high esteem, for it says:
The clerical element in the present Gener-
al Court isimportant principally for the space
which II occupies. and noticeable only fot its
! red-mouthed radicalsm AMI blood-ihrstv
| philanthropy. They are true blood hounds
! of Zion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-16
The CASE S~RosclY srArEp-Th1 O,a

The CASE STRONGLY STATED-The Old
Dominion, published at Norfolk, Va, RI pie,
to a lengthy article in the New York t6une,
advising the people of the south, inst4 lad of
harboriug feelings of ennity and je hlousy
towards the blacks, to place themselNd s Oh q
footing of mutual con6der ce and godd will
towards them, &c. Mr.. Greeley is al kwered
after this fashion:
To the question why the Southern people
won't step ia between the Nortber b white
missionaries" and the blacks, we give this
answer: You have put your missionaries in
the position which rightfutly belongs to eur
people. You support them from the Freed
men's Bureau" You uphold .he : Bureau"
with bayonets, and after teaching the blacks
for TWO years that the Southern whites are
their enc mics, you tell rs that we . should
EDUCATE the n" that we g can by simple faiih
aud good will take the blacks odt Of the
hands of your missionaries Nov, this is
all very good talk, if addressed to tn people
of Japan but 1t is poor logic 10 throw IN the
faces Of the people of the South The fac,
| is, we not only could, bat would 90 all these
| things, if you would but let us. You stand
betsee; US with political machine called
| the 8: Freedmen's bureau NJ an expense OF
Sl2,OOO,Oo0 per aunum, and have surrounded
this machine with guard OF soldiers to keep
US away from the blacks. and them away
| from US. and now have the impotence t.
taunt us with the above argGmentaliye asser
| tons.
We tell you. Mr. Greeley, that there can he
no sim pie faith and gond>sill," no - conf
Gence,r between the whites and blacks, unit
| they are allowed TO come together, with &c
! power interveGin. bit their own wants snc
/ necessities.
| Now, if you are an honest Humanitarian
call off your political dogs of war, and show
your sympathy Tor the negro by letting hirr
com. up by his own exertion, snd the ready
help OF our people, until there is none K
! dispute their ability, rs well as right, TO the
ballot This j. all we ask. We claim tia
! time alone can settle this mnch moo'ed cue.
! tiou as 1t shoald be-peaceiIliy and beneG
c:al alike 10 the blacks as we'll as whites.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-16
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There arc aud haze been no l... than
yev.n commissions .4Sed in the .are.:iga.
hon OF the ate Il :mpa,, rio,s, Gen. Store
man led lie way - appointing one Gen.
FISK, Of tie Freed:nrHs Bureau in T-uaes
see, a?Poia be-! ;.no'asr; Gen. Howard. chief
Of the sam bureau. ordered Third; Con
gre5s sent o.: ioarsn; the white citizens Of
AemphI' oEtaa..;v'' = -.'h the co.orsd oIiI-
zens Of '7e sane ca! = s'&ih aEd Tue city
c'uhc.. s''e"'H-
lac '.''' !" Inc ca's' sniAe'ent :'' all
PFacHcao.' purposes. 'e'e mace pubic with
N ''o ".@'' A.'.' Inc i'oi' by the report,
Inc 'es''.' % =. ~ '''e9'i-'-'oa OF "en.
SCI man come q. sea1FSed negro soldiers
go f''.> MAJ "es' u''""-
'"5 an .-'''''- '' ''a AIS ''eE -o' !A''
''' '''i 50 ne "''-'H n "h''' p'..ee;n'a -
~ 'o"-F '&f'~' % Inc ci-E 4e"
N"'e "'- ana negroes we're HH'eI !" TIE
M '''' P'' ne ""'es' '-'"g
ss! - nc MAJ NJ undertook 70 Clean
,"e '-''',, - -''o 10 10 'I's' burnt one
.'.N '''eH song = negroes 'e ore 'ae
TO. c'u'" . >''Pl'''
""' 49, '"1" ''-' n 100" place A.
r.'V n',-'.' - n7''N'?h' a. Loais''!ie' At
al > AZ !" @ozen o; other places
"''"lh re ias' zen FeaEs,-oniy attended
WIN ''''--'.''E .eSs aiFcc.y,-eXoep tia; IN
'ho'o c'f-S ne i'rt.5HeT, ins'eai OF the
negro va Inc "'gee. oi vengeance, and the
''s'a''ihe ru'i-"hS, VINO were provoked by 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-16

A TURS OF THE SC2rw C0.-The beauties
of the present tariff are admirably illustrated
in TIE article OF screws. The American
Screw Company, at Providence, r. l.. with
capital of 81 100000, divided $1,000, 900
Of profits among the stockholders in lSG4-
100 per cent and have now divided $780,
600 for lS65-l20 per cent!
Aad hereby hangs the following illustration
Q! how it works Senator Simmons was on
tie Tariff Committee and get heavy duty
Oh imported screws, and Senator Simmons is
+ s:ockhoider in that concern. Senator Sim
mons aiso negotiated with = British screw
company. and with 500 600 bong b. them Oft
from he American market
Tha. Is i.ow the Screw Company thrive.
aud ti.at j. The way in which they turn the
screws upon tie American people.
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mo Is Cot. O'E,=Li ?-Thc n. I. Word

~ 10 IS I0:.. y -tt;-L'. = lc \. L. or d
a;.swers Tie question thas:
ahe Feniln officer wlio captured For; Elie
Cclorel o Nell. Is young a"d &rdcn. Fem
i..r. who is uor in bis twenly-iif:h year, he
rs fI,msr'y ccnneete with tie Sixteenth
regiment :. -rIuiars, and served in that or-
ganizhtic1 unde. General Swcenv. Tie was
know as a dashing cavalry o@icor in the
late wsr, when attacked To W-slsr2 regi.
mont- lie was promoted 10 q captaincy Tor
gallan:ry i'll a severe engagement. At one
time his regiment made an il!-corsidered az
vance on the rebels, bat it was soon eur>
rounded by the enemy. The colonel, on
beho:ding the situation, became dispirited,
and under bis orders 10 make the bes. retrea;
possible, the men became demoralized, an j
;sould soon have become all easy prey to the
opposing force, bat for TIE daring interview
ton of O'Ncil.
"Re,reatn' continued the colonel, address
| ing his comm and Get out the best way you
can =
4 Not by a ID sightl' shouted the
Young captain. Colonel give me charge,
aud we'll give these fellows all they want.
| The colonel consented, aud O'Neill gave or
ders TO char1e on the anaconda" Of rebels
- who fled before the force of the movement
Colonel O'Neili, it will be remembered
was the officer who captured the guerrila
possession. The sword was previously pre-
scented to Morgan by some English sympa'
thizers with the South.
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An EEfeCtuaE vYGrns McfsiCinc.
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