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pMUGs ~ MEDICINES.

%yE7lIE subscriber has just receiv-
>sre TX 3 ed his summer supply of
s-s~z-.zst.3 FRESH DRucs 81 MEDIctHEs,
So comprising all articles necessary
tSsrc3 for the sick and needy.
~ Also - OH, Paints, Tirpen-
SSSs..-7.../ tines, Tmnish, Giass, Putty,
Dye Stuiis, Wines and Liquors for med-
cal purposes, Dental and Surgical lustru
ments, and many Of the Patent medicines
now in use. consisting Of Lindsay's l.ini-
ment, lewe's Nerve and Bone Linimen,,
A. Clller d Co.'S Com pound Imminent,
Thompson's Liniment, Vansmddlord's
Cough Lozenges, Catharic Lozenges,
Worm Lozenges, and Anti-Fever Pills,
Indian Vevilabc Pills, Peters Vegetable
Pills, Jaynes' Anti. Bilious and Specific
Family Pills, Spohn's headache Remedy,
Taylor's Balsam Liverwort, American
Pulmonary Balsam, New Eng. Cough
Syrup, Andersons CougI, Drops, Roofs
Ringbone Cure, Orris' Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Paste, Chemical and Ii
quid OpodelAock, Doct. Jayne's Expecto-
rant, Hair Tonic, Tonic Vermilugc, Car
minauve Balsam, and Sauative Pills.
Docls. Dcle's and Thompson's Eye Wa
ter, Motifs Phoenix Biters and Pills,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture, Balm of Co
lumbia, Carpenters fluid Ext. Sarsapa-
rilla, Hays Imminent for Piles, Nerve &
Bone Imminent; Bateman's Drops; God
lry's Cordial Fahnestocli's Vemiluge
Morrlson's Pills of the British College Of
Health; Lees, Phinie's, Elmore's, Hoo
per's, Brandeth's, Doct. Champions and
Boardmans Fever and Ague Pills.
hE.sO---sin,ionmry q, sc,sooi Books,
Namely, Eclectic Speller, Eclectic lst,
I'd, Sd and 4th Readers, Smiths Geo
graphy and Atlas, Grammar and Arith-
matte, Smiley's Arithmetic, Testamcnis,
Memorandum Books, Primers, Steel Pens,
Pencils, States, Noye's Penmanship, Pen
ell Points, Russ Quilts, Maynard and
Noyes' Ink, &c. &c.
Gil. THOMPSON.
Ottawa, May 90, 1s42. 52--tf.
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STOVES F.! STOVES !!
Tin. Sllcct-Eron * Copper M.in,u-
factory,

I'd ESPECTFULl4Y inform The public that
q {, they will continue the above business at the
old stand heretofore occupied by the late firm of
l.. WooDnUFF IL Co., on the south side Of the
public square, nearly opposite the Mansion
House, in Ottawa. Illinois, where they will keep
constantly for sale
A GENERAL VARIETY Of STOVES
Of albany workmanship, consisting Of
Mays Four Boiler Hot Air Cook Stove,
numbers ., 3, 4 and 5, Premium Stoves
Of all sizes, Coal Stoves, Plain and Fan
cy Parlor and Dining Room Stoves, latest
style. together with
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HolLOWWARE,
Pots, Tea Kettles and Spiders, Bake
Kettles, Dish Kettles, &C., &c., all of
which will be sold at Chicago prices,
adding transportation.
They will also manufacture
STOVE PIPE AND FURNITURE,
Tin, Sheet-Iron and Copper-ware Of eve
ny description, which will be sold at
wholesale or retail, at small advance
from New York prices and cheaper than
ever before offered in this market, for
ready pay. A liberal discount made to
those who purchase by the quantity.
COPPER STILLS, BREWERS g. HaTTEBS KETTLES
furnished to order at the St. Louis
prices.
For further particulars those wishing to pur-
chase a good article are requested to call and
examine ior themselves.
j. MANLEY e. co.
Ottawa, Sept. II, 1871. l7--tf.
N. b. All kinds of Job-Work and re-
pairing done to order at the shortest
notice.
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Asiatic Ege!lgima seed.

"a ME subscribers have just received,
n on commission, few pounds OF
the above article, which is offered to the
farmers of this county at the very low
price Of sixteen dollars per pound. it
forms most impeneirabIe fence after three
years growth, and the expense OF keep
ing it in repair is riling.
WALKER q HlCKLING.
Ottawa, June goth l642..-4--i
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Groceries 81 Fruit!
- H. THOMPSON has ON hand at his Drug
W. Store, lot of GROCERIES q FRUIT,
consisting Of
CgDee--Ro and Porto Cobello,
SpgarS---New Orleans and Loaf,
Teas, Molasses, Rice, Saiaratus,
7ebie Sat, Spices, Tar.
Popder--Cauister,
Gun Caps.
Lead--Sheet and Bar,
Caaaies--Boslon Mould,
Tobacco, Pipes and Segars
Dried .apPtes s. Peaches--a superior
quality,
Almonds, Fiberts, Pruens, Candies,
Sc. &c. Sc.
All Of which will he sold as cheap as the same
articles can be purchased ut any other store in
the place for cash.
Ottawa, Jan, 30, 1912. 36..H.
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Notice.

notice.
yHNHE subscribers having taken on. let
u tiers OF administration from the court
of probate OF Bureau county, HIS, on the
estate Of Lanson Miller, deceased, late of
said county, requests all persons having
claims agains, said estate to present them
properly authenticated for settlement at the
probate Office in Princeton, on the 3D. day
Of October next, All persons indebted
to said estate, are requested to make inn
mediate payment to the undersigned.
LAURA MILLER, .adm'r,
NOAH SAPP, .Adm'r.
Offhe estate Of Lanson Miller.
Aug. 4, 1912. low.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE NEW VOLUME OF TuE
UNITED STATES MAGAZINE
AND
DEM 0cRATIC REVIEW.
VOLUME II, CoMMENCiNG July. I84
JOHN l.. o'suLLIvAS, En1roa.

VOLUME NJ, COMMENCING JULY, 1912.
JoHy l.. o'suLLIvAN, enron.
- an increase IN the number Of pages, and BY
& an alteration in its typographical arrange
nents, the quantity of matter heretofore furnish
ed to the readers OF the Democratic Review will
be increased in its future numbers about SEVEN
TY-FIVE PER CENT.
The editor expects valuable aid TO his own eff
forts, during the course of the coming year, from
number Of the most able pens of the great demo-
cratic pary---together with that of others in its
purely literary department, to which the same po-
Iitical designation is not 10 be applied. Among
them may be particularly named:
BGncyof, Parke C0od.cia, j. l.. Stepheas,
j. +. Cooper, Hawiio7se, Irhlen,
Amos Kendall, Dare-ac, TasiStro,
Whittier, Pauhiiag, Eames,
Se1g,cick, 4. III. EceyeH, Bryant,
Gi{pin, BrowaSon, Cas-,
B4iT, C,smberLemg, c. j. MgcrsoH
The monthly Financial and Commercial arti-
cles which have frequently been pronounced by
the most intelligent criticisms during the past year
in themselves alone worth the subscription to the
work, will be continued from the same able hand.
An arrangement has been made by which the
Boston Qtafferig Rerieir, edited by Mr.. DuowN-
son, will be merged in the Democratic Review,
the latter being furnished TO the subscribers of the
former, and Mr.. BRowNsoy being frequent aud
regular contributor to its pages. 1t is proper to
state that Mr.. BRowy soS > articles will be mark
ed by his name---though to most readers they
will doubtless reveal themselves by their Internal
evidence: and that il has been agreed, under the
circumstances. that these contributions shall be
independent Of the usual liability to editorial rcvi-
sion and control---thc author alone having IA ST.
milar responsibility for Whatever popularity of
views they may contain, as though appearing in
the original work which has been heretofore edit
ed with such distinguished ability by himself.
Among other attractive papers in preparation
for the forthcoming volume will be found some
personal sketches, "reminiscences and anecdotes OF
the private life of General Jackson, from the pen
Of an Intimate iricud and member o his cabinet
The Portraits with which it is intended TO illus
trate the numbers of the ensuing year, and which
will be executed in a fine style of engraving, by
J. l.. Dick Of this city, are those of
Col II. n. JoHNsoN, of Kentucky,
Hon. SILAs WHIGr, of New York,
JAMES BUCHANAN, Of Pennsylvania,
JOSH 9. CALUouv, Of South Carolina,
Il. II. BsNroy, Of Missouri,
r. j. WAaxEn, or Mississippi
" TnEoDORE SEDGwICK, of Massachusetts,
{. {. CtNtBgRIENG, Of New York,
Governor DoRR, Of Rhode Island,
g PonrEn, of cnnsylvauia,
With two or three Of the most eminent members
Of the great Liberal Party of Europe, from differ.
ent countries; or else Of others of "home pruduc.
tion," according TO the facility of procuring p0r-
traits from abroad
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fsr. II. sehcrluerNoyn

his professional services to the cit
~ zens of Ottawa and vicinity. OGcc on
street, between Canal and Clinton.
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PLAN OF PUBLICATION.

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The Democratic Review will be punctual!y de-
lvercd free of expense to subscribers in the prn-
cipal cities OF the Union, on the first of the month,
and forwarded to mail subscribers and agents on
the 25lh Of the month proceeding publication.
All communications for the Editor 10 be adj
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j. & L. G. LANGLEY, Publishers,
81 Chaiha71-Sf,ref, Ns{o York
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
VA receiving Brick Store direct from New York and Boston,
w general assortment 0
E9yy GT0oGIs.

Coiag Boots and Shoes flats and CAPS aracdre, Groceries,
CrOckcy, Glassware Drugs and uedicnes, Sc. g.,
Bought present reduced prices, and selected with the expressly
country wheat
prices that fail general satisfaction just drop and examine for
yourselves /. p. SANGER " Co.
1912.
Country Merchants supplied CAPS low be
bought ST. Louis and warranted be equal quality the
rel OICEle partnership heretofore existing under the firms of H. p d W.
A. Sanger q Co. and Sanger Co. been dissolved becomes
absolutely that the business should be closed
All indebted whose notified that unless the
arranged 10Th
their and will be placed hands Of proper
collection
wa and also by j. Y Sanger Co., No 10 Lake Chicago.
Ottawa, July l, l6l2--5G LIP. SANGER Co.
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N EW G GO D S.

B. q; n. 3. A5rs2aasR,
Dsaitran Dry Gopi,, Groceries, md Had,core,
E'eru, 1iIinp.s,
EIAVE just received per steamer Embassy, di-
4 4 rect liom New Orleans and offer for sale
cheap for Cash OF Wheu',
HogsIicads Sugar,
IL Sacks Coffee,
II Barrels Molasses,
II Boxes Raisins,
Peru. May 30. 1912. l--tG
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Land Agency.

offer my services as Land Agen, to all those
II who may wish to entrust their business to my
care, in the way of ascerianng the value of lands
for taxation, paying taxes, perfecdng titles, buying
and selling of lands in the counties of La Sale,
Kendall WIN, Dupage and Cook. Those who
Place their business in my hands, will please adj
dress me, by mail (poa pqd) at Newark, Ills.
LEVI H. ROOD,
In Sale county.
REFERENCES:
w. II. w. CUsHMAN, Ottawa, Ills.
WIN. REDDICK, Sheriff Z"
JOSEPH BATTEl.i-, Esq, Norfolk, Conn.
Hon. J.. PHELPS. llitchcocksville, I"
Gen. u. a. PHELPS, Colebrook,
JOSEPH BATTELL, IT,, New York City.
Hon. HIRAM A. WARNER ,Grecnville, Georgia.
BARNARD HILL, Esq. Taibotton,
SMITH, MllLS IL Co., l66 Front ST., N. York.
WOLFE, BISHOP & CO., 81 Maidcnane,
JAMES RLAWRENCE, Esq, Syracuse
Sept. TO- lsil.
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ElacEgsnsissA.ug.

UNDERSTANDING.
MAJ l.. DUNNAVAN respectfully
w informs the citizens of Dayton
and vicinity that he is prepared to do all
sort of work in the Blacksmilhing line at
the shortest notice and on the most rca-
sonable terms at his shop in Dayton.
Dayton, Sept. ~. 1912. 2S--tf.
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G. l.. q'i,ou,psOui,

East side sthc Public Square, Ottawa, H.,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dye-StuiSs,
Paints, Oils, Varnish. &c. &c.
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$. p. sIaopc,
,T.loSsias Bnr.Sin,
.Enbcz Fitch,

Justice ofMe Peace. Ottava, Ills.
Office on Front Street, in the store room lately
occupied by Il. w. Link. Esq.
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AMERICAN VzGpTEr.

(Nedr he fern landing, on lie corner Of Coi,lm-
baS and Witer streets, OitaaOo, Hisn0is.)
lA.oS. rE7HE subscriber bcgs leave to in
fsssssNtss 4 form his friends and the public,
tsssE.&l that he has rented this new and COM
.tsF.s.s: .ASsa modious establishment for a number
of years, and that he is now prepared for the re-
cep,on of travellers and hoarders.
Persons visiting Ottawa, whether for business
or pleasure, will find the American desirable
Stopping place and by lar the cheapest House in
Ottawa.
Obigng walters and civil and competent host
lers will be always in readiness to attend to the
wants of travellers, and the public are assured that
no pains will be spared on the part of the landlord
to make the American what the times and people
rcquirc--a cheap and agreeable House.
MAURICE MURPHY.
Ottawa, Sept. II, lSil. l7--tf
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william HE. True,

Agent Of The Illinois Mutual Fire Msa-
rance Company,
OTTAWA, I'LL.
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We give to-day the first portion Of the national
statistics, AIKEN in 1910, and embracing the aggre-
gate production, capital and value OF manufactures
commerce, Mines fisheries, and agriculture oil 'ne
United States.
These valuable tables are just completed al inc
State Department, Washington, and we believe we
have received the first copy OF the general result
They will form the basis OF reform IN every de-
par4nen, of economical and political philosophy
and will be of immense in al our future disqui'
s;,,ons on trade. commerce, and agriculture.
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Boston.
Icorrespendeace Of the Herald.l

Icorrespondence of the HERALD
BosroS, Jan. %, 1872.
" Boz" in Bo. to,c,-- The Ten Dollar Dinner, &C.
Elder Knapp and the Hon. and Rer. Abigail Fol
som, Esq, X. X. Il.
"Box" is now the lion Of the town. The ten dol
lar dinner is to come OF en- Tuesday next, after
which it is said another will be got up on the
dcmoc ratio principle, This is right, and will give
his true and genuine admirers opportunity to no.
nor his distinguished taleHts il rational manner.
The ten dollar affair presume is got Up by what is
called the Boston aristocracy," whch 10 another
name for vanity and pride, empty heads and traders
on "b,rrowed capital" True geniu, 10 seldom
found among these who are the leaders Of the ton
in this city. Fine cloth and an apsh affectation
abound here. Talented and plain common sense
men never make fools of themselves to-day, that
they may know hsw good il is to be twitted Of it
to morrow. The democratic dinner will no doubt
be in accordance with the feelings Of al oz,'
who is wellaw that he is nothing but man, and
more worthy to be feasted and paraded about
than q scoie Of other men. However, let the get
ters up Of the dinner the ten dollar scale alone.
" BOZ will do them ample justice, have no doubt,
il he ever writes q book about America. will
guarantee he will remember " Boz-iown."
The "knapp excitement has declined amazing
ly during the past week Another case of insanity
has, no wevcr, occurred, in the person Of lady,
who has been put into the hospital.
The Y" Hon aud Rev. Abigail Folsom, Esq X X
has been at her work again Of late, among our
anti-sIavery brethren, who, being non-resitants,
were compelled to adjourn their mcetings, in erdsr
to get rid Of her Abigail will preach tomorrow
forenoon at Winchester Hall The inft,Is, or
Free Enquirers, have & anted her the use Of this
place in their charity, because she can get no other
They say she is Christian fanatic, bat they are
willing to let her have hearing. Abba Kelly, the
fair Quakcress, is also here, and held iorh on
Thur,day evening st the State Hosse. These he
women are going 1.-THE devil getting alarmed at
last.
The theatres and circuses have not prospered
mwch OF late. really believe the people have Be.
come dissusted with them The lectures and reii
eioc are all the 70. Temperance likewise 10 on the
rise Captain Parker, II the frcatc Columbia. one
Of the Home Squadron, heads a tenn perance hst on
board his vessel.
II any thing II importance turns up, pcu shall
have the Grst news. Good bye. l.
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Colts Trial-Thc Last Enort-Court OF oyer
and Terminer-Ihe Two other muruer
Cases
Notwithstanding the protractsd and exciting ma
ture of the late trial Of Colt, and the nature OF the
verdict, rendered in the dead Of night Of Saturday
and Sunday, SO excited and diseased has the mind OF
the populace of this city become the subject that
there was perfect mob Of people trying to gain
admiItance into the Court Of Oyer and Terminer
again yesterday morning, under vague and confus-
ed notion that Colt would be present, and that he
would be tried over again
Ga the arrival Of Alderman Purdy, to complete
the organization Of the Court, AT quarter past ten,
John A. Morrill, rose and said" II the Court please,
in the case of John c. Colt, we are preparing bill
Of exceptions, and adarits relation to the jury
and they ask till the term of the Court March
next, to prepare the necessary papers. We have all
been exhausted in this cause, and some time will
be required.
JupcE-The Court, Mr.. Morrill,, have already
been spoken to on the subject, by Mr.. Selden they
are willing to allow you fortnight for that purpose.
The crowd then dispersed.
In the libel case brought by Judge Noah against
James Gordon Bennett, Mr.. Morrill, requested some
further delay, as he had been occupied with
Colts trial. that he had not time to prepare himself
for the other.
The District Attorney said he had no personal OBJ.
lection to this cause geng off to the next term-ai
the same time ne wished to dispose of all the bust
ness on hand.
The Court said they were ready to try that, OF
any other cause that was ready.
Finally, it was postponed for week.
The respective trials of Tappan and of Adams, fol
numbering their wives, were postponed to the March
term of the Court.
The Court then Adjourned
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As Arr,evE.-We saw yesterday a copy Of
" Hohueshead's Chronicles OF England, sco,lsnd.
a'd ireland" published ia London 10 i57. and dec j.
Gated to Lord Bureigh, the prime minister Of Queen
Elizabeth II is large octave, or rather qua :
o, isll vi plates and lutrations and JUS, u yea
ODD The preface and contents are printed in 20
man leuers-'he text IN body OF the book in Ger
man or old English. Tn owner wishes TO cell il for
80 Collectors OF Libraries and literary curiositiss
"a have the bargain.
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BaltlnOre
Baltimore.
iCorsspondenee Of the HersldI
BALTIMORE, January 3lst. lets

AIhAAonE, january Jlsv, l6ik
Ma. EpIToR--
row took place yesterday among our fireusn.
so disgraceful that language is inadequate to itsds
cription. An alarm was given in the afternoon,
for the purpose, it 10 presumed, Of getting up
fight. The different companies soon met in Market
street near Cay, and after arming themselves with
brick bats, stones, sticks clubs, &C., went to work
like 80 many tigers. Not less than three thousand
persons we're collected in the street, some 10 look
on, and others to participate in the mob. II was
really most disgracefsl scene Various were the
cuthesds, broken noses, &c. The pavsments were
literally strewn with brick bats. The interference
Of the police, with much difficulty succeeded in
quelling the rioters.
street, which destroyed dry goods store.
am not aware Of anything very new or strange
just At this time. Flour continues at S5 62i The
markets geserally are very inactive, and business
is dull. Money 10 also tight, commanding from II
to - per cent per month, in the street. The
weather continues delightful.
Yours, TwIsr.
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RON Nruva GRrsspA-We have dates to the
- Of December. There is further confirmation
OF the complete destruction OF the forces Of the rebel
tbsndo, who in his fight had been able to reach
docoa on his way 10 Brazil The government were
n hopes OF ov srskiug him before he left the safe
Tar Ra'Sres give couecr tonight. SEE I'D
ri.emeni
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and the beautiful

SPAIN, and the Hon. Mr. =; and the beautiful
miss =, from Baltimore, on the arm Of Colone
s.. This week is expected TO be uucommonIy
gay. party IN Presidents square, and marriage
At the Presidents; receptions at the White House.
and party by the mess al kennedy's; large party
at General Jessup's, and another at the Postmaster
Generals
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MoRrALry or BOeror LAST YEAR.-The general
annual abstract Of the Dill Of mortality for 1871 he's
been printed by which it appears that the " hole
number Of deaths during the year was nineteen hun
dred and nineteen- under one year of age there
were So and under two years. 632. Among the va
rlous diseases which occasoned death, there were
OF consumption 256, lung fever 81 scarlet fever 81,
I36 email pox 81, deIlrsm tremens 5, infantc das-
eases l06, ntemperance %. unknown Co. BcstsN
Transcript 81
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DouBLE MURDER ~ RicnMosD-The Counps-
Ter Of Saturday says Just our paper was going
to press az O'clock we hear that man by the
name Of Fletcher Heah has shot another, Carter
Wells, at his room, over William Wallacs's store.
supposed 10 be MORALLY rounded Heath ir.us-
dlAtely Afterwards went down the Alley leading By
Wallaces store, and. with Ratchet, killed a wo-
man by the name Of Della Harris. Her head was
split open. and one Of her arms cut Of. Heath We
not arrested. He 10 probably insane.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
new 1orn. Tuesday, February 1. Is4s.

The DoLLAR WEEKLY HERALD for this week, viii
be published this morning at eight o'clock. il will
contain the latest intelligence in a cheap form, tit TO
be sen, to the counry-parculirly the able charge
of Judge Kent in the case Of Colt. Price two cents
per copy
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EARLY Lnr OF J. N. MArrrrr-We are promised,
by schooiboy associate Of the Rev. J. N. Mafir,
full and philosophical history of the early hfe o
that disunsuished saint and orator.
This piece Of biography will be rich and Interest.
ing in the extreme. It will give personal history
of the pous orator through his youthful trsls and
his early struggle with the devil, the flesh, nd the
world, snsiI he emerged forth as the aceomI lish-d
divine he now TO-
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Or pSs Wiso-SieJor Soaa passed through hi
JIdeI lid, on bis way 10 Washington, on sur day
lac. Gssdh ck to him.
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Resolved That in pursusnce Of the direction cf Ia
Governor, the Dank il hereby closed.
JosfrH TRorrER, President
Monday morning, o e'cfock Jan. 81, lsla.

Arkansas RryER.-Ths liver has risen as
order. 1t came 10 stand yesterday morning, AID
is falling little, but il likely that the late viii
swell il again. and keep il al good stage for some
weeks Lille Rock Ga ssftc, Jan IL.
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GrsEnAL Patterson, OF PnILApELrBI, Several
of our correspondent have made illusions TO TIL.
excellent and honorable man, in way that we do
not approve. We know General Patterson well,
and move worthy citizen does no, exist, We trust
that no correspondent will take any such liberties
hereafter.