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Kyo,s, Steel uney Walls,
Together with the heaviest stock of

Together with heaviest stock OF
STOVES ARE TIN SHEET IRON & COPPER WAKE,
will exchange for -four OATS deer
respectfully invite those who WIS" o goou
to ca-Job work done D. MANl4l q w.
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Salt.
Il ODD Sacks fine dairy and table salt,
IL ~ W in sacks Of 2Slbs each, just re-
ceived and for sale by
WALKER & HICKLING.
Ottawa, August 80. 1874.
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New E'IOGr.

Un BIS. -four from new wheat,
nv Staddens brand, for sale by
Ottawa, Aug. /, 1874. G.. BURR.
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LgnrdNYare,

e. AWMlLI, crosscut, and hand saws,
~ axes, ha,chcts, hammers, augers,
gimbloIs, spir bits, knives and forks peck
ct knives, spoons. butts and screws, cof.
fee mills, andirons, shovel and tongs,
locks assorted, razors, &c. &c, Just re-
ceiyed and for sale cheap at the stone
store, Peru. BALDWIN a. BREWSTER.
September 5, 1914.
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salt: Sa[t!

SAT-. SlEG.
a UST received by Steamer la Sale,
% 81 sacks Ground Alum Salt,
80 sacks Turks Island ditto.
Farmers and Others wishing salt will
do well to call soon and purchase their
years supply, as we are offering it very
low for cash. CUsHMAN & GRIDLEy.
Ottawa, July II, 1874.
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Dry Goods 81 Groceries.
Save t,,c Pieces.
EoiOtI.lsS.

Elouslss.
SGA PLOUGHS Just received on
wv consignment, superior article
for turning in slubhle. Those wishing
to purchase are invited TO call and exam
inc for themselves. The subscriber re-
commends Them inferior to none in the
state. If they do not prove satisfactory
they can be returned and tho money will
be refunded. G.. BURR.
Ottawa, Aug. %, lS44.
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Hats d Gaps.

Hats d Caps.
4 \ ENT. saXoney nutyla hats, Russia
VI and cashmere do. silk and roram
do, of the very latest styles; Eur caps,
seaIIetta, glazed and cloucd do, all OF
which are offered at very low prices,
at the stone store, Peru.
Baldwin & BREWSTER.
Seplemher 5, 1874.
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John Hoffman,

st--l-- \ For,rrrding s. Commission
ST. ..YTE MERCHANT,
Paw. La Sale corniy, Illinois.
My II, 1918. 4S---tf
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EsEGULAEe PACKET.

- 1sA The STEAM BOAT
GO CO, ! z = $3.50 n : = = =,
VNTihL run from Peru to ST. Louis as regular
w packet, leaving Peru every Friday morning
at o'clock. The Panama being new aud very
light draft the travelling community may rely en-
speedy and comfortable TIP.
Peru March | 1SAi
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vilc;st.

wheat.
~HEAT is wanted at the stone store,
w Peru, for which the highest mar
kct price will be paid in cash or goods.
BALDWIN d BREWSTER.
Peru, Sept. 5, 1914
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List OF Letters


DEMAINING in the post Office at LaSalle
IA Illinois, Oct LIST, 1871.
Baker Mrs VIM Keeler Edward Esq
Baltz Jacob King John
Beal David Liest Charles Joseph
Burke ID &FrederickLamb Isaac IL
Calkin John w Leonard ii Esq
Campbell MISUNDERSTANDING Dennis
Coiling 81 Bradford Mahailey Thomas
Chase S Esq Mainwaring John
Coax CHARLES Morris Minahan
Curley Martin Mygatt Mary A Mrs
Coe Julius G Murphy Thomas
Costello Michael Murphy Peter
Curtis Edward Neal VIM
Dickinson ID q Esp Nicholas + Mrs
Dixon Mr. Nowland Matthew
Douglas ] G O'D,ien Miss Mary
Egan Patrick Jane
Fleetwood f W Pratt Lorenzo d
Guyse David Ruuset w
Green Smith Mr. Ryan James
Hadey ii Mr. Seybold ] Esq
Hall VIM Swift Jesse l.
Uanley Patrick Skude Solomon
Handyside VIM EsqSchrc der GaIlus
liealy John Taylor Jane Miss
Hopkins Joel W Thomson o Esq ,
Holland Edwin EsqWebb Jason L
Johnson Jonas Woodward Alex
Kennedy NJ Esq
ii. l.. OSBORN, p. NJ.
La Sale, Oct. |. 1874. 1851.
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Z. $. q =. yyadsyvor,l,,
ascgsliarPaclsct for Hllin ois River.

EcS ssi1rPacLct for Ellis. ois River.
- FsgF1A HE new and light
u 5Sf Ia Ii draught steamer,
r,,Elgrrs1s ssy. 5!sss. AWES TERN BELLE.
L4gy4 y sspsssssr, is. c. DICKINSON, mas
ter, will run as week
>--1 packe the ensuing sea.
son, leaving st. Louis every Saturday at P. M.
aud arrive ct Peru and Ottawa on the following
Mondays at II, p. NJ. Returning, viii leave
Peru every Tuesday at 8, A. NJ, and arrive at
st. Louis on Thursday morning.
Capt Dickinson, grateful for The liberal sun
port wh!ci! has been extended TO Linn during mast
seasons, hopes by strict attention to business en-
trusted to him TO inertia continuance of the same.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
f. S. & ]. WADSWORTH, Ag'ts Chicago.
HORACE NORTON s. co. q
WALKER & HICKLING " Ottawa.
JOHN HOFFMAN,, Peru.
BALDWIN & BREWSTER, "
STlLlMAN, CRAWLEY & Co., Pcoria.
GkEEll 4 GALE, g st. Louis.
w. II. TURNER & Co.,
Which las, are also agents for boats on the south
ern and western rivers.
Ottawa, February %, 1874.
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II. Id. Brewster,

j 3f5rwarding s. Comnissioh
s. ~ ssi; gsS,:F MERCHANT,
PERI, La Sale county, Illinois.
March I, 1918. 3i-tf
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Iron Store.

n y TONS of assorted IRON and
, STEEL, just received at the Iron
Store, and for sale at reduced prices for
cash. ALSO,
5 bales of Cotton Yarn, superior quail
~.
30 kegs of Juniata Nails.
doz. Collins Axes, Lath Ha,chets,
Hand Saws, Door Locks, augers, Brace
Bits, Compass Saws, Butts and screws,
log chains, trace chains, buggy springs
sad irons, frying pans,&c, &c. ALSO,
Bureau and cupbord trimmings, g lass and
mahogany knobs, brass knobs, chest
locks, knives and forks, shears, window
springs, window glass; brass candle
sticks and shutters, mill files, horse rasps'
wood files, iron squares, block TIN and
wooden faucets, door latches and bolts.
Boots and shoes, shoe brushes, and
backing, &c.
DRY GOODS.
Brown and beached sheetings, callcoes,
ginghams, drilings. linens, &c.
SCHOOL ROCKS.
Webster's aud Sanders spelling books;
lst, Cd, and Sd, Eclectic Rreaders; letter
paper, foolscap, ruled and unruled. Also,
wheels and patent wheel heads.
GROCERIES,, &c.
Sugar, coffee, tea, salaratus, pepper,
spice, molasses, ground alum salt, in
sacks and salt in barrels, &c. &c.
ID. NEWTON.
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40 the Public.

n HAVE taken the soap and candle factory
u lately carried on in this place by j. J.. HILI,
ana will keep constantly on hand supplies Of soap
and candles.
will retail tallow candles of the best quality
for one shilling per pound, and hard soap at six
cents per pound, and soft soap at Two dollars per
barrel. ANTHONY lINDLEY.
Ottawa, July 6, 1879. Gift
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HARDWARE. IRON, & STOVES.
TIN, SHEET HEsoN AND COPPER WARE mANUFACToEY.

fH'llE subscribers respectfully inform the
IA public that they have added to their old estab-
lishment general assortment If
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Taxes for lSfG.

NOTICE is hereby given that WILL by my
~ self or agent, attend at the following times
and places, for the purpose Of receiving the tax
due the state and county for A. d. 1914, to wit:
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FINE HERBAL MEDICINE,

COMPOSED chiefly of wild cherry bank and the &C.
hume Island moss (the latter imported expressly
for this purpose) the rare medical virtues OF which
are also combined by new chemical process,
with the extract Of tar thus rendering the whole
compound the best ever discovered fer Consump-
lion Of the Lungs.
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DEMAINING in the post Office at LaSalle
q q Illinois, Oct. lst 1874.
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Signs The Elnin Gazette states that, at o
house raising in Kidshury ,-"nshp, Bradford CO.,
Pa, on the @7,h ult, Of twenty-five present, -
were for Polk aaJ > for Clay. In the same
township the wings undertook II raise a poie,
preparatory to Il wbig mass meeting; bat thcy
were obliged to procure assistance from tho demo
crals IN cyerling themselves to raise the pole,
when they cried 'huuah for Clay" the pole wa,
stationary; hut when they "hunahed for Polk,
the pole would go up and the whas were ob.ls-
ed to raise it under huuah for Polk or not raise
il all.
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Coming e.ouns..


We have not been amused SO much for long
time as We have been Of late at the grotesquc con-
tortions of the wings in order to shape themselves
according to the latest pattern of their leader on
the Texas question. Hear, for instance, the Al
ton Telegraph, commenting on Mr. Cloy's let
ter.
No reasonable man, We think, will object to
the annexation Of Texas, whenever it can be cf-
lccied "wlhout dishonor. without war. with the
common consent oi The Union, and upon Just and
fair terms - and no true American should desire
il on any other conditions.
Now this is overwhelmingly amusing. But
few weeks ago this same editor, with the whole
Of his tribe, .gas raining on bis highest key,
agaius, the annexation Of Texas under any cir
culnstances, quoting the writings Of wise and
learned men to show the danger Of extending our
territory, denouncng the scheme Of annexation
as one got up with the sole view Of rcng'heniug
the institution Of slavery, and Of digsoIylng the
Union aud erecting southern republic, with ma
ny other straw head aud bloody bones stories
equally probable
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A silly wing Of Virginia has contracted with
Messrs. Downing and Abbot, coach builders OF
Concord for splendid carriage, which he means
shall never be used except to convey Mr.. Clay to
Washington, when he goes there to be Inaugural
ted as president. The Troy Budget thinks 1t
should be constructed of very durable materials
or it will rot before it can ever be employed for
the purpose intended. Perhaps, however, the
gentleman will conclude to employ 1t in convey
ing Mr. Clay to the SAT- River region about the
FIRST Of March next.
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The Chicago journal * no longer willing to
consider Clay the embodiment Of whigey. The
great leader Of coonery, it thinks be guilty OF
hcrcsy as well as Daniel Webster, or any body
else 1t will bow to the ipse dirt Of no man it
spurns the collar, and "wiIl think for itself and
express its own opinions Speaking in rc.rr-
cnce to Nh. Clay's latest Tcxas letter, it says:
ave do not believe with M. Clay, that "thc
subject Of slavery aug ht not 10 affect tho question
of annexation; on the contrary, We believe that,
tina, subject aside, the annexation OF Texas would
never have been brought before tho public, GER
ioinIy not IN its present imposing form"
This ID an important "moyc.' The Journal is
managed by five or six Of the most promiacni
wings in Chicago, aud is the organ Of the whs
party in northern Illinois. /, is evident that if
so respectable branch Of the coon army are al.
lowed to question the nalI'bIliiy Of their leaders
opinions in reference TO annexation, they may
next refuse 30 follow his lead in reference to pre-
omptons, national bank, aud what not and who
can tell where the disallicion may yet cad We
respectfully commend this important matter 10
the consideration Of Horace Greedy tbs captain
general OF the coon "whippers IN > and take the
liberty TO suggest that, rs matters stand at pre-
sent, probably buH Che Chicago coon leaders
have great faith in Juis) from the GALVANIZED
Squash" will be neScessary to restore due subordi-
nation.
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The Richmond Compiler, one Of the best pa
pers in the country, has doled its neutrality aud
come out ioy Clay aud Frelinghuysen. We hail
this as a most cheering sign,--&. LoWs Rcpub.
The whole amour, of this "sign" is, that tho
old proprietor Of the Richmond Compiler sold the
establishment TO awhig, who it appears still adj
vocaies. as he always did before, the principle,
ofhis party. The Republican is rcjoiccj at III,
fact. probably because 1t shows Tia, the whig,
have not lost another leader Well, in ,hcs,
days when descrtions from the wing camp are Ia
king place on every side, il doubtless is sogethin.
TO hear Of one tina, remains firm.
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Something ,o,oag SOnetchee.--'lho amusing
letter, in verse, to the Prince tie Joinvlle, which
we published yesterday, giving credit 10 the Chr
cago journal, was actually written Tor tbs paper
by friend Of ours and mailed by him ut Chica-
90 to our address. We are assured OF this hy a
gentleman in town, who was present at the time,
Our friend must keep the drafts Of his cortcspon-
cncc with the French Royal Family more care
fully IN FUTURE R,rcM.
How is this Is 1t possible that our pharlsoi-
cal contemporary of the Chicago journal, who
looked with such holy horror upon the publca-
ton of Lslc Smiths "buN' correspondence by
Wentworth, and who has been gvinghis readers
long homiies, week after week, upon the sacred
ness Of private papers, has been guilty the same
act himself which be so strongly denounced in
othcrsi Alas for poor human nature
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70 THr EnIroHs OF rnE FREE TRAnER:
Gadiemen--By late arrivals we arc informed
that new comet has been discovered at Paris,
where it was seen IN The cast, with a tail about
a looi long, although what precise amount of an
gular measurement foot of sly subtcnds, is
something have never been able to ascertain.
With the same singular indjrcctncss which ire-
uucnily charactclcs the scientific notices of the
press, wc ave told it was seen in the cast, with
out stating the time when as if the cas-, ut night
was the same east as in the morning, Besides,
the east is a pretty wide place. The description
is somewhat akin to the answer of the Irish pilot,
who, being asked TO point out the locality of a
certain place On tho chart, indicated the spot by
covering u very fair portion OF the Atlantic Ocean
with his hand, and replied, "lierenbouts" An
extract from an eastern paper Newark Daily Adj
yertisc) states something more definite VIZ:
"That about s O'Clock I'm the comet is about
iory,dcgrces above the horizon, in a direction
about n. L. by f." Now, have examined this
iVtilliN, ulh llu Ho AIhCc WI " 'NlhNA but ~ u
the position Of tia large nohula ia the grdle of
Andrumcda at that time of night. The ncbula
may be seen by the naked eye any clear evening,
in The sane place it occupied in 1912, when dis
covered by Simon Marius and il has been mis,1-
ken for comet thousand times since then.
Despairine, therefore, of finding any clue to the
comets position, in the papers, took my telc-
scope and gun and camped om for the night, in
order to have n good hunt. Don't understand
mo tina, had any intention of shooting the CO.
met. Far from IL. But wo have panther on
on our side, which prowls about after dark, and |
have notion that he loves peaches. So sa,up
partly TO hunt the panther and partly to hunt the
comet. In this last | succeeded hy discovering,
ut i2r.a. of Sept 10Th, comet in the conslcl-
lation of the Whale, at an elevation in the south
OF $50. II it is not the same discovered at Paris
|, is an Independent discovery Of new comet
and may serve as another agn, that--------come,s
| frequently visit our system.
The comet is not visible TO the naked eye with
on, the closest attention. Il comes to tho meri.
dian about 80 minutes after midnight, when II 1.
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a ty,,ig Estimate.

The utter hopolcssness of Mr.. Clay chance OF
being elected president is in nothing more appa-
rent than in the estimates wing papers give of the
final result in November. One Of thesc, a faiy
sample of the rest, we find in the Cincinnati Gu
zctte, tho wiseacrc who edits which, predicts that
Mr., Clay will receive certainly the following cec-
toral votes:
Vermont q. Massachusetts, -, Rhode Island 4,
Connecticut 6, New York 50, New jersey Z,
Pennsylvania 20, Delaware 3, Maryland 8, North
Carolina | !, Georgia 10, Tennessee l3, Louisla-
ma 6. Kentucky T., Ohio %, Indiana l2--l99.
The following he puts down as certain for
Polk-in the pleniludc Of his lbcrality:
New Hampshire 6, South Carolina ., Alaba.
ma ., Illinois o, Missouri 10.
The following he considers doubtful but will
probably 80 for Clay:
Mississippi! G, Virginia! 10, Michigan.. 5,
Maine SIS
And Arkansas he thinks may probably so for
Polk.
An editor who will submit such an estimate OF
the probable result of the approaching prcsiden-
tal contest with the sincere belief that it is any
where near correct should at once be elected from
the editorial tripod and placed in some lunatic
asylum
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The wing papers have frequently told us that,
although Mr. Clay whom young had been Gu
gagged in several dueIs, yet that now, when he has
survived the fire of youth, he looks upon the
practice with abhouencc, and could under no cir
cumstonccs be dragged into anoi.cr "oii'ir OF hn-
nor With view of testing, or rather, cstab-
fishing, the truth Of these declarations, several
wing citizens of eslmoreland aud Fayctte coun.
tics, Pa, recently addressed Mr.. Clay a letter,
containing the pointed inquiry "whethor, ii chal-
lenged to fight duel, he would reject the invita-
ton, aud ii 50, from what considerations, tempo.
raj or spiritual !" Mr.. Clay makes answer.
"Ieannot reconcile il ,oih my sense qj 'wqp,ic-
~ 10 make declaration one 'cay or the other 4"
And one reason he gives is:
al cannot iorcscc all the contingencies which
may possibly arise in the short remnant OF my
life"
Thus Mr.. Clay, old MS ho is, conceivcs it not
impossible that he may yet be induced To fight a
duel. This looks very Ike viewing the practice
with abhorrcncc, truly
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a New York paper speaks of DORIS lmprIson-

a New York paper speaks of DORIS lmprison-
mcnt as follows. Is the language too strong
We have not, il our memory serves It's, called
the usurpers "Alserincs,' aud we protest against
the further application of that term to thea. 1t
is SANDER upon the pirates of the MediieHaIe-
an to apply that name to the Rhode Island arIs'o-
crocy. Land pirates is their proper designations
uTThey will Lot permit Gov, DORIS father, mo-
Tier, nor any friends to see him, or to send hima
note, book or any thing to cat, not even jrHi,
which his physician, from knowledge of his III
health aud habit of body (ior even he is not per-
miilcd to see bm) deems essential
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3STOCKS VERMIFUGE,


The following will b, rLf SAFE
est. 1t shows tina, the LI3R THE WORMS,
universal dominion is at ry can be seen at The
to prevent Mexico from ,', .,,. 10 satisfy the
The independence Of the 'loESTOCK co.
Captain Elliott here named / Anil II. Isla.
Minister TO Texas, and is the my bows was at
yidual who figured so largely fits to he caused
ISL massacre of the unoleudineNec; anhcs'ocN
E"gimld, Tera3, end Ncr,nmeJn,~Iyy' i JrC
Houston (Texas) Telegraph, of hh am the
contains the following paragraph mustered the
1--WE now learn, upon the authooS1" I $50 r nnJ
Captain Elliott himself, that Englanied passed
advised Mexico, under no circumstaEns
to acknowledge the independence Of 'i1
as, bat to keep up an armstce with
as long as possible, and in case succein's are
FIJI attempt at annexation between G Eu"4
United States and Texas took place, th,rv the
to 60 to war and England would back he the
IN tine contest This confirms us in lhe mar
opinion we have long entertained, that ,"al
our independence will never be acknowl- ste,
edged by Mexico, while there is pros
pcct Of annexation. England will resist s,
this measure so long as it can be resisted -
by diplomacy. And our government "
journal admits that 'the influence Of Eng v
land over Mexico is almost, if not entire -
~ unboundcd.'" ="
BY the following extract from letter =" ,'
Of the Washington correspondent of the ", ~
Philadelphia Ledger--one Of the ablest VI
conducted neutral papers in the United ~, ~
Stales--it will be seen that the English I"
party in Texas, as well as in the United -
States, are opposed to annexation. "
"Meanwhile, the elections in Texas W
are taking place, Burleson being the an W
neXalion candidate for The Presidency, e'
and Jones that Of the English party. In az
formation has reached here that the latter ~ ~
openly denounces Polk and Dallas, the ~"
President, and America generally. He w
avows tina, he can make better bargain ~
with England than with the u. States. p
This. YOU know, has always been Gen. "
Houston's opinion, and Gen. Henderson, II
before he left Washington expressed him "
self to the same effect, .'
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1t appears, from the Globe, that there IS u
souitcru aud aoihern edition u! Hr. CLAWS RAJ
leigh speech. The one contains views Gu the Ia
iii Directly opposite to those contained IN the
other, aud both were printed at the same office.
Whsgery know it must succeed, if at all, by de-
ccpiion.
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A Slrcnge AaimaL--Curtiss of the Cincinnati
Daily Commercial, says, "a iceohhy printer has
been discovered in India. The British Xooogi-
cal Society are making preparations 10 catch him.
Should they succeed, and bring him this way in
a mcnasele, wen give them quarter for the
sight
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Snc,c in Aagast '--'Ehc Cincinnati Times
states that large flakes Of snow fell a, intcrvele
during storm which visited that city on the 9Th
If last monh-a circumstance unparalleled III
history, SO far, a, least, is recoIlected by the
"oldest inhabitanl." Some snow, it Is said, also
fell in Butler county, Pa, about the same time.
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Tar CASAI.--NumCrous rumors ore ia cir.
cula,ion respecting the Cana! Ioan, which are
vague and contradictory in many respects. We
refrain, however, from giving them, us Mr.. RYAN
is expected here in few days, when couec,
statement Of The condition of affairs will be made
known.
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From Nqtr0o.-The "Neighbor" has the fn,-
lowing important announcement; Fellowship
was, last evening, Withdrawal from Elders Rig
don, james Emmett, and Iacharlh Wilson, by
The Council of the Twelve, and on Sunday next
the matter will be laid before the church lot their
action"