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New-York Cattle Market. Dec. %.


At market, 500 Beef Cattle, (53 from the South co
Cows and Calves, and 3oGo Sheep and Lambs
PRIcEs-Beg CGsie-of the very small number at
market las, week. 80 remain unsold We quote s; rs
ass, and s. for inferior and mddhng qualities, and
So SO 5Oes6 rs for good and prime.
CO,ces end Catres-Prices range as IN quality, from
SIS. TO $50. AL sold
Sxeep and Laabs.-Buyers were active during the
week and all market disposed OF al from 81 80
10 siGs5
Hay-sales ct 1000 lo6c per cwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

MANUFACTURE OF PUBLIC OPISIoS.-The Cou-
rier and Enquire. has been taking the Albany Even
ing Journal TO task, under the accusation of manu-
featuring public opinion and insinuates that the at
ter paper has done this through the country papers.
AS one of these latter. we scout the idea We do
not believe that single Wing paper can be found
which would submit 10 such species OF dctation q
course which Mr.. Weed would not be the man 10
pursue. We wonder what sane man would call
Col. Webs peregrinatons through Western New
York, and writing back his paper that the people
were united in opposition to the Convention
Courisr
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Y The Pit,sfeld EaeIe lives an

e The Pittsteld Eagle gives an account Of a
Temperance meeting in that TO on Tuesday evening,
al which Gov Bnggs and others made speeches.
e Al Louisville the river had risen three and a
halt feet since the l2th and navigation carried with
considerable difficulty.
u a Prospectus has been issued by II. Clapp
& Co. for another daily Wing paper in Buffalo, 70 be
called the Buffalo Morning Express
e There is great drouth prevailing in the
neignborhood OF Milwaukee, w. T. In oue case ifrT
families had been known to resort TO a single well
SAD.-Mrs. C. a, Mcbride was burned to death
By her clothes taking IRE while in room at Bradey
HOTEL Rochester, on Christmas morning
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Tar CgrRoKEgs-The Clarksville Texas

The CHERoKEEs--The GAINESVILLE Texas
Northern Standard OF the 3D. sys, that some time since
depu,a,on of the Treaty Party of the CheEokees set
out fror, home. with the intention of selecting new
home in Texas for tina, part OF the tribe. BY the last
mail from Towsor that paper received the following
communication By which il appears that there is pFoba
b,y of difficulty growing out of the intended removal
FoHr TowsoN, Nov. ., lsi5.
By letters received here last night from Fort smith
We learn that there is danger 10 be spprehended that
party of Cherokees will your State Tor TIE
purpose of attacking the exploring party OF CneFokees
that left Fort Gibson some few weeks since.
r LEsPAGLIER, Spaniard, was shot in the
streets Of alexandria, La the 18th inst By j. NJ Wells,
and was not expected survive He is represented 10
haze been desperate character and 10 have threatened
the life of Wells.
u A new line of steamers is TO be established
hetween New.O -Iears and Galveston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

OBERLIS.-The institution at Oberlin, Ohio, has
for years very much embarrassed BY debt OF about
fifteen thousand dollars The danger OF destruction 10
the institution 81 length became imminent Several OF
the creditors gave notice that taey would not wait for
their pay longer than the 6rst day OF January 1sio In
me emergency. great effort was made 70 raise the
$4,000 By New Year. day About $1,000 was subscribed
Ober,n. and several gentlemen IN Rochester Troy
Boston and this city put down $1,000 each and others
smaller sums Sc that the effort is likely 10 eenrely
auccessfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

McNULrY.-Since the Trial and acquittal OF Nc
Na!;y on one OF the indictments against him nothing
mas been done in Court relative the other indictments
Tor enbezzement and transportation OF the public
money McSury in the mean time remains in prison
to avail, The decision which may be made in these
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

II The NArcHlrocaEs TINES is the title OF
spirited and good,!ookiDg Wing sheet which has just
reached from Nsichtoches La 1t is published by F.
N Campbell, Esq. Tbs Wings have needed IN organ in
that region for Soma 6nc. Success 70 IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

u We requested to cali the attention OF me pubic
10 the sale of Real belonging the estate o. Susan
Aycrgg which taxes place This Day - o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange Anthony J. B!eecSer AucttoGeer-
The property situated the z OF Washington
and Fulton s,s opposite the Market at the N corner Of
Greenwich and North Moore sis, two lots Of ground oc
ss and three lots adjoining each other on the East sie
Of seyenue between l7h and 18th sits Maps can re oh
mind OF rra Auct!oneer
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Go TO JoHNsoNs BEFORE IT is TOO lATE.-Ihe In
surance Companys sale of damaged Boots Shoes &c.
will close on the 18Th proximo We advise MI VINO wish
good understanding to call on him at iia Chatham.
where full assortment OF Ladies and GentIeniens
Boots Shoes and Caters are being sold for mere aohn
(See advertisement, in another coumn.)
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THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

EAvAsA-We have news via New Orleans TO
the 10Th from Havana. Every thing seems que' II
the Island We nohns of consequences IN the advces
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u We received three New Orleans mails last
nigh,-bushels OF papers. 5u, lirtle news
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TT The letter published by US last week yindceins
Dr. Comstock from the aspersons Of his enemies was
from Hon. Joshua A. Spencer of Utica, Member elect OF
the Senate, and no, John A. Spencer as was printed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

e The Legislature of Maryland commenced lis
annual session at Annapolis yesterday.
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MORE FoRTs.-We learn, says the Detroit Ad-
vertiser char an officer has heen despatched TO make
survey OF The government, reservation al the head Of S.
Clair river and 10 nx upon suitable site for for
uncaion there II place OF the old stocksde known
For: Grstiot, and TO make the necessary estimates
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Court CaIendarTa< NV

CoMMoN PLEAs-Part Nos. 13l, 49, l35, 1877, g. 20
lia 81. SIS o., II, 49, l03 Part in Board OF assist
ants roon-Nos. - "a, 1902 A. ~ le, 224 "a, L. 50, 70
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or1slDE-F4s Pegs-Letter from Washington,
American Copper, New Publications. Letter from Ore
son. News items. &c. FonvM Pass.-Let'er from an
Anti Rent Convic, News items, sale of Stocks Marine
News List OF Letters, Sc.
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49, A--ASS4.SdSs y S<A1aS ~ OLh-
President OF tss United S.1:es

u The steamship Cambria, Capt. Judkins, IS
noors from Boston, arrived at Halifax the 18th inst,
and ett same day for Liverpool with eleven additional
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

r. Nothing more injurious 10 the growth and oesaty
OF the Hair than scurf and tandru mould no' De allow
"a - .o moment In all cases where The head is SUB
t 10 II oce application OF Pha!ons Chemical HaE !nvso'
rs,or i'll readily remove all Appearance OF H. AID Us &C.
casoual use Will keep tie Hair Clean son aad e!'s1y with
out sny OF the greasy appearance which OIL poan and
other fa.y matters give. Prepared by F. PHALoN Wig
nsker and Hair Gutter "a Brosdwsy and for sale by Drug
md E.ncy De alers generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

WRECK AT sEA.-The packet ship Cambridge ar
r,ed on Sunday from Liverpool, having on board the
Captain and crew OF the British barqus Lord Lyndhurss
which she fell In with her passage from Liverpool to
this city. 5gs !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

ry- Merchants, Mechanics and business men will
find the Wing Aminac for 1886 very useful and con,
venent book Of reference throughout the year. The
p.iceis only l2. cents per copy, or 81 per dozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

PuRE JAVA COFFEE THE HoLIDAYs.-|ery tne
old government Java Coffee OF the most delicious favor al
only per 10 roasted and ground prime old Suma1a do
at 10 cents with large stock OF bunch Rasins In whole
half quarter boxes white grapes, citron dried curran
prunes s Sc all OF which offered Al the very loves
market prices Also prime article of key aisins at 3D.
per TO- tor sale at wholesale ald retail by j. o. FOWLER
80 cor Murray end 42a Gesnwchst cor Vestry d2+6is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

w Mr.. James Hawthorn was murdered ut
co1ee.house in Louisyille on the alst by named
Joseph Crox.on who struck Hawthorn on the head with
beickbsi with such force break his neck crox.
ton made his escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

~ TIE AMERICAN PocxEr ALMANAC for 1916 /:
e0n'"ns Hs' OF the oaccrs of the U. s. Government
ana ONE. Uses has just been neatly issued
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Oregon and Mr.. Calhoun.

The Washington correspondent OF the CONNER
eiai gives the following shape to the recent move
noen,s in that City connecting Mr. Calhoun WIN VIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

~ We have re'inqui'hed the use Of Coffee too long
to return it to whic some OF our friends waited to
rsr.psde us alter having tasted made with Sad
49,, aromstizcd Essence 1t is easily to be conceived
tho, the absence Of the iannic acid natural TO Coffee may
il NOR, beahy and lis taste more mild and agree
. and we really wish the manufacturer the success
Which such an important improvement, in this article OF
,o, ,,srits lis use will be very convenient New.
y..- s.v or apv occasion where only few cup.
Of good Coffee are wanted ~ one time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

u The SOUTHERN ARGUS is the pame of new
Loco ooo daily newspaper Ia Nsw.o risans-Eaised by
Chariss P. Cook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

SPECIAL ELECTION IN TxssEssEE.-The follow.
ing is the official canvass at the Special Flec,;o, for
Member Of Congress in the -IIth Distr;ct os Ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEA-Very superior ooong &.
extra fne do g. Young Hyson superb articles and es,
P&ny los Gfecawlchs near the Of Corandst and
III Chatnaas between Pearl and Roosevelt This IS tbs
Oldest and largest Tea Establishment America Their
reputaioni- upright dealing, and the very high cuay
OF their goods stands enG doubtless viii forever stand IT,
rvs-ed We earnestly recommend families, country m-r
chants and the whole public this very respectable esIs-
oishment Agency in Brooklyn-lg7 Fu.on-s,. opposite
CIafk-.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

II Read the Dry G Gods Advertisement OF g. h Losee
is3 Grant. ed ihe ouI.iic % nls day Psti
Thus rare opportunity foT bargains should no: Do nesiees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

CV-DAvIp SMITHS OPINION OF NEwELL's PAEAuToPrlc
B,xK Lock RECITATION oil certain article hch appear
cd ~ Thompson's Bank Note Reporter vi l0lh inst
The above gentleman formerly connected with
the American Lock Company agent for the sale OF
Andrews Combination Lock. which time almost every
Lock then in yielded the magic OF his superior skt
u, lock
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covMERCI.L AND MONEY MATTERS.
II For sale o; S0ess a, the Exchange ser Last rag

MONDAY, P. NJ
The better feeling evnced in the street at The close
Of last week IS increasing and is rather more apparent
in the business circles than the Stock Board
however were generally bet;e and Reading made SUD-
dom lump 70 &c in consequence OF the improved pros
s,,s Of me road from the conversion OF floating deot
r,o stock which we have before noticed The oeies
feeling in The street grows ou, of the general belief IN the
r.ervaou of peace by arnicsoe negotiation OF the Or
ECON Question The ebrifuge o. the fastest Washington
accounts has had decidedly mitigating effect upon the
war fever and even the bears 10 have abandoned
ths, weapon OF depression The money market Is IN
e easier on the best securities, some OF the Banks haT
rs,urped the screws back LIKE, and money asV'ns
been s,,rac,ed into tie from other cities oy the
high rates OF interest here prevailing We know OF one
instance when $4,000 worth of really dFsi class 'hort
paper was taken 4; per cent per annum- very s'o1
paper however was sold at per cent month.
Foreign bills are evidently active. We quote
Sterling ;, az Francs 57iG526. Rix Dolisrs Isl a79
Gu!ders 3el e4o. Marks Bnnco 353d36.
The receipts OF the Norwich and Worcester hsil'
road for November have last 70 hand and snow
gratifying increase over the month OF last year
All the items show an excepting the through
travel which just sus;ains itself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

re- Our readers attention is solicited to Me''r'.
Wiley snd Putnsm's advertisement OF enoce books.
suitable for the Holidays in this days paper thought
embraces but sna selection Of their rich and ex'
,ensre assortment, comprising, richly Illustrated pub
hca,ons books wi.h finely eolored drawings works
with splendid ensavings various ne pctoFis editions
standard English Authors collections Of British Poets
works OF tee English Dvines; knights excellent
Popular Series; oxferd Bibles in all sizes and styles
English and American Annuas Kew Illustrated French
works; seec, American publications, and great variety
OF Juvenile works
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Business Notires.

Foe NEw.YsAE-HgALy. at 81 Cortland St advert
sss another column great variety of cake
in aud very ssseful style. lie has large Number
prepared for order in this Cty-tor New Year pres
ents probably, This IS very large establishment and
though not located the cour; part OF the City sends
out family Bread and al kinds of cake inferior TO nope
and at very reasonable prices He probably knows h0o
., sa,oc, ,h.s hest N a,erisis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is 1915.
ST: We are Naiuralized Citizens and members Of the
Democratic party, who having heard with extreme
price thai GEORGE w. WOODWARD has been urged upon
you as person qualified ill the vacancy on the
bench OF The supreme Court occasoued by the death
Judge Baldwin, beg leave respectfully bu, most ear.
nesty to demonstrate sSsnst any such appointment
We do not believe him 20 possess those qualifications us
IN eminent ana learned lawyer which are essential 10 so
high and important posi-, and know that he has
avowed and advocated sentiments which entirely uni,
him administer The laws Of this free and happy coun
Try, the real asylum of the oppressed Of all nations
In the Convention 10 amend the Constitution Of Penn.
sylvanis, this gentleman proposed 10 amend il
prevent any foreigner who may sive in this State after
the 18th day of July ISL from acquiring the right TO
or hold Office in this Commonwealth and he supported
this ultra Tory doctrine IN equally ua Tory speech
Such doctrine might have been suited the days OF the
elder Adams, but considered Sy every Democrat
entirely al with the PRINCIPLES OF the great Demo-
cratic party. Those principles Were UNANIMOUSLY
pounded in the Resolutions OF the Baltimore Conven-
ion and upon their faith advocated and urged your
election with all ouri zeal and strength We do there
fore sincerely that they will be fully carried out in
relation 10 this great Judicial appointment We have
thought best 10 repes these thngg calmly TO your Ex
ceency, al the time feeling that there is an intense
excitement existing among our Ssrurahzed Citizens,
which nothing could restrain if such nomination were
10 De made. WE, rHEHEFoRE. MOST soLEMNIY Pro
TEST AGAINST GEORGE w. WoopwARD.
His Excelency, JAMES X. Polk.
President o t4s frriksl
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

I RESPECTFULLY returns thanks IN tho 81.
ES tizens Of Ottawa and vicinity for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received. and hone.
TO merit continuance Of the same. His Tn.
forHS Establishment is on the south side of
&c public square, over J. & G. Armour's store.
ne is prepared to do work on the most rensnna-
pie terms, and warrants all garments made by
nm to fit. Cutting will be done on shcr, notice
and warranted 70 Glir properly made M.
The latest fashions from New York CITY are
regularly received which enables him to furnish
garments OF the latest and most approved style.
Ottawa, Jan. 10, 1915 sof
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BROAD CLOTHS,


BROAD CLOTHS,
Black and fancy Cassimeres Prints ;
brown and blue Muslins; Sattinets ;
Jeans; linen Drilling; Cot,onades; Uni
ted Stripes; Texian Plaid (; printed fan.
cy and blue Drills Allapaca Irish Lin
ems green Berage; Marseilles Ves,ings;
Ribbons Florences brown linen table
Cloths ladies' white and colored Isle
Gloves; do. black Mohair; do, white
and black ingram Hose; childrens cotton
Hose /; mems brown and colored hf. Hose;
ladies Caps /; Jackonet and Swiss Mus.
Inns; plaid and cambrick Muslins; linen
Lawns; birdseye Diaper; mems pongee
IIandkcrcnels; black Italian Cravais !;
Tickings cotton table Diapers Hicko-
rvs; Buttons; Needles Tapes; Ribbons;
Threads +; sewing Silks; GRAHAM'S
six cord sewing Cotton, a superior article
for ladies' use. warranted 200 yard spools.
ALSO, Bonnets and palm-leaf hats !;
ladies white willow bonnets chldrens
white and colored willow bonne!s; mems
and boys white and colored palm.
hats, all qualities, together with general
assortment of
GROCERIES,, HARD-W.4RE,
Glass, Queens and Stone Hare,
Dye Sv6s and Nails.
Rowland's mill saws, &c., &c.. all oil
which will be sold at small advance for
cash or produce.
Persons desiring TO purchase, will find il tc
their advantage 10 call at the cheap store Of
. DAY Il BROTHER.
Dcx,, Anx,I yQiE
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Administrators sale.

rel Office is hereby given that, by
| Y virtue of an order Of the La Sale
circuit court. made at the March term
thereof, A. d., 1915, upon application
of John Hubbard, administrator Of the cs-
tate of Dormon Weeks, deceased, the
following real estate wiIlbe sold at public
sale Oil Tuesday the 2OM dag Of Mag
nert, 10 satisfy claims agaius, said dcce-
dents estate, to wit: All the title and in
tcrcst Of Dorman Weeks, decd, TO the
ne q of the sc q of sec. 10, r. 35, N, Z.
3, L. Sd p. NJ; and Is acres on the
north end Of the VIII Of the Sc q Of the said
section, and bounded as follows-bcgin.
ning at the nc corner Of said VIII Of the sc
q of said sec!iNl, at stone: thence south"
erly 44-.l00 chains, on the east line Of
said VIII: thence westerly and parallel
with the north line Of said VIII to the east
side of the road, on the west side Of said
VIII: thence northerly on the east line of
said road 0 chains a d Al links, TO a stone:
thence easlerly TO the place Of beginning.
Sale TO take place on the premises,
between the hours of 10 o'clock. a. M,
and A o'clock, p. M, at which time the
terms of sale will be made known by
JOHN HUBBARD, .Adm'r.
April 4, 1915. 42-6
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Administrators Notice.

HNHE subscriber, administrator of the
IL estate of John Myers, deceased,
hereby notifies and requests all persons
having claims against said estate, TO exhi-
bit the same 10 the undersigned, or to the
probate justice of the peace of La Sale
county for settlement, within nine months
from the date hereof.
+. d. BREWSTER, .Aam'r.
April IL, 1915. 43-4
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Edgar Nursery.

"a ME subscribers, living near Paris,
Il Edgar county, Illinois. would res
perilully inform the public that they have
a choice variety Of fruit, and ornamental
trees, and large variety Of choice grape
vines and shrubbery at their nursery
which will be sold low for cash, and de-
Ilvered at any part Of the state when tho
order is large enough TO warrant it.
The nursery has been in operation
about % years. and we fatter ourselves
that our varieties are equal to any in tho
western country.
JOSEPH CURTIS & SONS.
Paris, Edgar Co. llls., Nov. 90, 1874.
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Uhiterashing Erfraordinary.-The
Rev. Mr.. Williams gives. in one OF his
narratives, laughable account Of the eff
feet produced on the natives of one Of the
South Sea Islands, by an attempt which
he made to convert the coral Of their
shores into lime. After having laughed
at the process Of burning, which they be-
lieved TO be TO cook the coral for food,
what was their establishment, when, in
the morning, they found The missionary's
cottage glitlering in the rising sun. white
as snow They danced. they sang. they
shouted, they screamed for joy. The
whole island was soon in commolion, gi-
ven up 10 wonder and curiosity. The bon
ton Immediately voted the whtewash a
cosmetic and kalydor, and superlalively
happy did many swarlhy coquot,e con.
slider herself, could she but enhance her
charms by dab of the white brush.
And now party spirit ran high, as it will
DO in more civilized countries, as to who
was, or who was not entitled to prefer
ence. One party urged their superior
rank and riches; second got the brush,
and were determined AT all events to keep
it; and a third TO overturn the whole, tina,
they nigh, obtain some of the swcapings.
They even did not scruple 10 rob each
other Of tho little share that some had
been so happy as 20 procure. But some
new lime was prepared, and in a week
not hut, a domestic ulensil, a war club,
or garment, but was white as snow
not an inhabilant but had his skin painted
with most gro,esque figures not a pig
but what was similarly whilened; and
even mothers might be seen in every di-
reclion, capering with exiravagant ges-
lures and yelling with delight at the s,pc-
rior beauty of their whie-washed in
fants.