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sugar and nsOE;ssscS.
40 the Public.

30 The Public.
n HAVE taken the soap and candle factory
\ lately carried Oh in this place by J. J. HiLt.
and will keep constantly ON hand supplies OF soap
and candles.
will retail ,aow candles Of the best quality
for one shilling per pound, aud hard soap ut six
cents per pound, aud soft soap at two dollars PEI
barrel. ANTHONY LINDLEY.
Ottawa, July 6, 1912 6--ti.
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sc. a. w. q. Earl,

Painters and Ola ziers,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
On La Sale street, west side of the public square,
one door moth of the Iron Store.
Carriages. Signs, Houses, &C., painted TO order
on reasonable terms.
Aug. 10, 1874. oo-'-
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Mnrd-Nynyc IL CrOckcry;

assorted; iron; stec, nails castings ;
window glass linseed oil paints; dye
s,uiTs looking glasses; clocks ; station
airy school books, NJ
Groceries of all.kiHds.
The whole forming choice and com
plete assortment, TO which the attention
of all who wish 10 purchase for cash OF
produce ie respectfully invited.
BIZ Cash paid for wheat.
October,lS, 1874. lSu.
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CLOTH DRESSING

win he done in workman-likc manner, for the
following prices Pulling and dressing browns or
blacks, 25ets. per yard; dnbs 3octs.; iulling aud
dressing colored cu,hs, ~ cts; securing, color
ing nud pressing, for womens wear 10 cts per
yard.
We would return thanks for the patronage
which has heretofore been so literally bestowed
upon u.s. and would kindly ask continuance of
the same, and would say that no pains shall be
SHARED on our par, with skilliul workmen, to rem.
dcr general satisfaction. J, Il ID. GREEN
Dayton Factory, April i2,ls4I
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Ottawa, Jan. 81, 1919.
Inllnnd winter Goods,


among which are the following -
Black, blue, green, and mixed broad
cloths, salinetts, Kentucky Jeans, hard
times, fusiians, &c; black, blue, green,
aud brown figured and plain alpaca
black and blue black dress silks, bomba-
zines, allipines, meTinoes, cambrics, ed
gings, insertings, scars bandanna, pom
gee, and cambria handkerchiels, black
silk cravais sewing silks, twist, cords,
fringe, mcrino and blanket shawls, fan
nes, checks, insoys, ickngs, hickory,
blue drilling, gloves, miltens, waddlng,
batting, hickory beached and brown
aheeling aud shifting, calicocs large as.
sorlment, &c, &c.
Hardware.
Saw mill and cross cut saws, hand and
wood saws, files of all descriptions, shov-
els, spades. manure forks. shovel and
tongs, sad irons, hoes, pitch forks, log
and trace chains, broad axes, haichets,
Collins axes, sleeves, grd-rons, patent
egg lricrs, wheel heads, sleigh bells,
whips, lanterns, candle sticks, Bri;ania
lamps, white-wash, horse, clothes and
hair brushes, curry combs, cattle and wool
cards, knives and forks, butcher knives,
table and tea spoons, shutters, simblets,
chopping knives, till, trunk, and pad locks,
sheep shears, butts and screws, door latch
Is, trowels, hinges. states, coffee mills,
rope, quilts, blank books, paper, &c, &c.
Also, large assortment Of crochory,
boots and shoes. groceries, &c, &c.,
which we offer for sale. low for cash or
produce. CUSHMAN & GRIDLEY.
Ottawa, Oct. IL 1874. l7.tl.
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OTgcY WrmTlnr.
lEAGLlE IsI0wJgT
PERU, ILLINOIS.

THE subscribers. having recently opened tho
4 house heretofore known as The Peru Hotel
hope, by . strict attention to business, TO merit
share Of public patronage.
The house has been reGiiej, the furniture /,
new, tho table and bar at oil times shall, We sup.
Piled with the best, and no pains spared 10 make
those comfortable who may favor the with call
A commodioas barn has been erected on N,
premises, and an attentive ostIer always in ai,en
dance. ~. w. q ]. DNESsER.
rcfu, August 0, lets.
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Dr, T.. SeI,crincriorn

nFFEIs5 his professional services 10 the cit''
W zeus Of Ottawa and vicinity. once on
Columbus street, between Canal and clinton
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WNOL. NOODLE!

ysSHE subscribers will endcovor TO keep con-
stanty Oh hand tho present season the fol-
lowing kinds OF goods, which they manufacture
and viii exchange for wool on reasonable terms
Fuiied Cloth, SaiiaeH, Jeans, pressed
and common FLANNEL and Blankets.
Persons having wool 20 manufacture, viii hnd
il to their advantage to exchange inpreierenco to
have II worked on shares, as they will save the
trouble and expense of coming again for then
goods. and can probably suit themselves better IN
the kind of goods they may want
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q. L.. Thompson,
.yabcZ Fitch,

Justice Of The Psace, OHava, Ills.
Office on Front Street, in The store room lately
occupied by l.. w. Link, Esq.
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CAESDENG

viii be done Cor the usual price, q cts. per Id
in cash, whoa, or wool. Also cay spnd spin
ming a, reasonable prices, yaryYiS is to ?
cents per pound. sJ--9f'
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Tailoring establishment.
BUCHANAN & EICHELDERGER

MOULD return thanks 10 the public for the
w liberal patronage extended them, a nd now
beg leave 10 state that they have received, direct
{ ON the city of New York the
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wEcEsprs OF COTTON.

Per steamboat Norfolk from Vienna-J Crswfor Ills
 bales; E K Carlisle Ill; T J Hill 65; o Cumnns 75; J Carpenter 66 Lyon Bnktr 5; Storey & Ellis 50; sims & Redns 8; Tarti. Stewart 45 StruQuIlow, anna t 43; Craig 42; M Chambers 35; C C MarHhe 3l; G Coleman 24; Jones & Swanzey 30; Rupert McLel land 22, Sanford 22 Rives, Battle co 2U Calhoun 20; W Scott 16; Rogers IA Adams l3 G Kelly l2; c Morris g; Leavens Malone 4; Boyd x Bro 9.
 Per steamboat Noxubee fin Tuscaoosa-B Fontaine X Son 7l bales; 0 Cummins l2l; Desha. Sheppard X 10; Maudin Terrell 62; Tartt Stewart co 49; Riggs co 47; Storey & Ellis S5 Lyon Baker 3l E Carlisle 30; Peck X Shack 25; Andrews & co 3ii Nave 24. Harwe x Davis Is; T Hill II; Allen X Haden 13 Stodder l2i Sims Redus l2; Ball 5; J Wilhers & eos.
 Per steamboat Sam Dale i'm Sema-Boykin McRae 167 bales: E l. Andrews & co l4S; TOomer, Gay x co 156 Donald Marshall l73; Jno Simpson 35i Rupert Mclelland 20; SringleIlow, Hanna co l3; w Bower 245; D M Riggs co 40; Brodnax, Newton dt 96 II Jackson 35 Tartt. Stewart x co 30 Rives, Battle & co Ts; Walker Holmes I5; M Wiihers & co 54; La buzan Olds 2l; Allen & Iiaden 6; Tareton Scott < Cummings 70; Dickinson Eustis g; T Lesesne 5O & Son 32 Leavens d Malone s2j Hurrson Blair 10; Crawford +; Iiarwell x Davis s; c Goode 10; Camp bell, Owen x co 2.
 Per steamboat Charlotte i'm Montgomery-Andrews& x Dawson ll6 bales. Rives Battle 236 Desha, Shep- pard X co l34; Warng x co III; Andrews X co s0i Tarleton. Scott Cummings Fl; Toomer, Gay & ca 72; Henry 50; R Philpot 3l ] H Thomns 7l; Dom ad Marshall 43 Goode 33 T X C Holt 4; Harris, Cayt ton x co g W Tarieton 4; W A Armstron6 l6. Wilhers x co 9: Harwell & Davis 9; Harrison Blair 7 Maudin Terrell 4 Rhea, Sykes & co g Walker As Holmes | Boykin X McRae l5 Hoyt, Ford d Robin son 26.
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ss sSNR ~ Na.stskA

Per steamboat Fashion from New -orleans-Mrs H West and children, Gen II Cooke, Capts Tafts, Fu Ter ton, Drs Rce Williamson, Messrs West, Bickers Trot ter Price, semple, Leveret. Frazee, Dmock. Rankin, Glenn, Barthursi, Lee, Riddle, Johnson, Townsend W Hunt, Shields Heard, Porter, Davis-34 OH deck.
 Per steamboat NoSubee fin Tuscaloosa-Messrs Bass. Lyles Parham, smith, Walker, Bozwell, Holder.
 Per steamboat Sam Dale i'm Selma-McCHnis and la dy, Brown and lady, Ranadson and lady, Dr larring and lady, Mrs E Shields Misses Norwosd Brown, Me- Cants, Mrssrs Gayle, T Matock, Colson, Jno and w Jackson, Milhouse, T Nixon, N II Jackson, Almar, W High, McCurdy, Kynard, Hamilton, White, An derson.
 Per steamboat Norfolk i'm Venna-Mrs Williams and child Mrs Brasned, Mrs Piles Mrs Lipscoib. Misses E, E, M E and Lipscomb, Messrs II Street, W Posey, W H Lewis aud Jones, Carpenter, Nj Kirkland, w Hare Wndham, Rogers, Kirk land, Ferry, and Carpenter, Bantin, McCracken, N Crawford, Lavender MUrris Sanford, Brasfeld c Gosa, w Lipscomb, spencer, w Chambers, A Mc.MiI Ian, Harper, and Jos Piles c Coleman, Stone, Br oughtOn McCaleb, Harrell, Harris A II Moure; W Williams, A Mann, Mcleod Pringle, Hauei, IIunby.
 Per ste amboat Charlotte fin MonIgomery-Mrs Cook and child, Mrs Burlington and child. Messrs Farrer dd Cook, GOrdon, Visroch, Josephs, Myers DeGray Moul ton. and M Kid Brighton, Kates Williams. Tate. Powers, Ellis. .-.. I.f
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE-WAsHIEGTON, Feb II
 The Texas debate t was expected by many would commence in the Senate to-day, and good many persons present m expectation of hearing the discussion. The subject was alluded 10 during the morning hour, and on motion of Mir. Archer lhe de. hate was postponed until Thursday next. Mir. More. head said he would speak to-day if the Senate did not wish to postpone.
 Mir. Bagby presented Resolutions from the Aaba. ma Legislature, asking for the establishment of a Southern b"undary for the admission of Texas; for the occupancy of the Oregon; against the Tariff. Distribution, &c. The resolutions were read. laid upon Ihe fable. and ordered to be printed. ...
 MT. Fairfield presented memorial from l0S cti- zens asking Congress oreiect all propositions for the annexation of Texas. The signers, he said, upon the autlory,o of friend in Bangor, were about all Alb llitionis,s or wings 4fr a..
 The bill for the appointment of Assistant Pursers ana Surgeons in the Navy was rejected by vote of
 bill providing for the transmission of mails be. tween the United States and Foreign countries wac also passed without division The n'll rom the House authorizing the Postmas- ter General to make contracts for carrying the mails upon ra''Seads without advertising, was passed, and then the Senate adjourned.
 HOUSE oy REPREsEsTArlyEs.
 Iowa AS STATE.-The unfinished bus;ness of last evening coming up, Mir. yinton, of Ohio. ad dressed the committee upon the pending amendment which to reduce the number of square miles from 72 900 square miles 10 39 or 40 900.
 Mir. Vinton made an interesting and able spe.cb upon the territory of ths North West as cedsd by Virginia until the present time. It was designed origina Fly to limit the number o States and rbe size of the States which were 10 form the North Western territory Virginia in ceding the North West, de- signed that there should not be more than three States or less than five upon this subiect. The ordinance oi l7SI iesisnsd Ihe sane thing.
 MT Viatnm said Il was mistaken policy ihe part oi our h'hers thus to enlarge lie States of the West to unnatural dimensions. It had been seen in part 10 ne So' on' still the Western States large and they were in danger of losing their just inauenee in the Union iy being extended according to tlse siews proposed in the bill before the House.
 Mir. V. spoke of the West holding the most im. Portani position in the Union. The conservative
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Pursuant to netce, numerous and highly respec- table meeting held at the WaverIy House on Monday evening, take into consideration the pro- prieiy of appointing Delegates to attend the Asrcul. 'ual Conventions be held in this city on the 24tl instant.
 On motion, T. Sanford, Esq, called to the chair, and w. w. Mcclure appointed Secretary. The Chairman having stated the objects of the meeting, on motion of Col C. Root, it was
 Resolved. That five Delegates be appointed by this meeting 10 those of felluw citizens of other counties of this State in Convention, on the 24ih instant
 Whereupon, Col J. s. Deas, H. B. Gwathney, c. Root, Dr. J. w. Moore and K. b. James were appointed Delegates.
 On motion of Col c. Root 1t was further
 Resolved, ThatJa committee of five be appointed to provide suitable place Tor the Delegates meet in ibis ely, and that notice thereof be given in the public papers.
 Whereupon Thomas Holland, F. c. Heard, J.. Emanuel, H. c. Holmes, and W. c. Easton were named as the Committee.
 On motion of G. F. Lindsay, Esq, it was
 Resolved That the Delegates from thls county be requested to bring before the Stale Agricullua a! Convention, to meet on Monday next, the subject of slave labor as connected with the agricultural inter- ests of this State.
 On motion, the proceedings were ordered to he published in the city papers. The meeting then adjourned. T. SANFORD, Chairman. W. W. MCCLURE. Secretary.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port Of DIoblle--February 1e, 1s45.

-H CLEARED
 H ship Washington. Wikie. for Liverpool, by Reid a co. Br ship Chas Hnmbersion, Eastmsn, for Liverpool by GwHthmey, Forbes co.
 Ship Lancashire, Lyon, for New York, by A Pope X Son.
 schr Aabsma WhImore, for Pensacola via BuIize, by master.
 ARRIVED.
 Br bark Druid. Perriam, fin Bristol Eng in ballast to master.
 Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton, i'm Ne s-orleans Steamboat Noxnbee, Hammond, i'm Tuscaloosa with S09 bales cotton.
 steamboat Sam Dale, Johnson, i'm Selma, with l736 bales cotton.
 steamboat Charlotte, Lolhrop, fin Montgomery, with 1I74 bai-s cotton.
 Woods flat from Coesa River. with 51 bales cotton to W A Scott. ..f..
 Ship Celia, Thatcher hence ut New-York, 10th, at anchor in the lower bay.
 Brig Morea, Edgar, hence al New-York l0th-(Tee- grnphed on the 4ih) Had continual gales during the psssage-was driven of the coast in a NV gale, and completely covered with ice.
 Brig Galveston. Burr, hence al New-York 10th. No account of the missing packets United St"ies and England. l H.,a.f ftI3t The sbefleld after discharsing cargo, got off Sunday night and lowed up the city. .. MISSING vEssELs-Brig vesper. of and from sedg- wick for Charleston, with sone has been out about 70 days and nothing heard from her; anrs entrrtaibed for her rnfety IL s reported that schuoner was iB compspy with achr Susan EzH Shsppaid af and for Castine from Baltimore, (befOre reported mssing near Nantucket 5hoa just before the gale af Dec. and h s supposed she must have been lost in that gale
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cONsuCNEEa

Per steamboat Fashion, from New -Orleans-M Wa ring & co. W Dorrance; Wilson Mayi Barron, Mead & co. RuRelv, Mann & co; Humphies Walsh eos c Chamberain Hull & Son Fry, Bliss & RiS Kendall & COS Freeman X Bolton; Cook eos DeForest, Nor rIs X co; c Dubose co; Stiles X co; Noel; Foster & Battelle; Campbell, Owen & co; HOskns; II Hu- Der; Rhea, Sykes X co; OReilly & co Coiwell; c FooIe & co; Fnililove George co.
 Per steamboat Monteznma from >ew-Orleans-C Foote & roi Wilson May; oReilIy X coi A Gilbert & Bro Chamberlain; T Miller co; Barron, Mead & co Humphries, Walsh q co; T Graham X Soni Ware x ChesbrOugh; Westeldt & Bro; w II Redwond; Hull & Son; Beers R Smith Nj WaIing & co; Green Casey < James; C Heard T Il Cheeveri M l.arkin; Scott Jeweu; Knapp Schultz.
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THE OREGON TERRIToRY.-We copied an ai- tice the other day from the New-f ork Courier and Enquirer stating the genera, ground upon which the United States lay claim to the entire territory drain el by the Columbia river. The claim was set forth under six different heads. the first of which, 10 wit Prior discOr1y by an America" rihzeH-"as discussed m the article referred to. We continue ihe subject to-day and give the second.
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sM1s0RrA.

KEW-YORK-Per ship Havre-500 bbls, 5O0 hampers potatoes.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat MontezomA-l6S bbls whskey 99 dO moasses 502 nour 24 do rye, 80 hhds sugar. 25 do bacon 649 sks corn l56 Oa ps bagging. 9s coils rope, etc.
 NEW-ORLEANS--Per steamboat Fasiion-35 bbls mOlasses 56 do pork, 254 do hOur 6O do whskey, do eggs 10 do truiI 5 do, hhs bacon, do. bbs sugar. 72 kegs lard I5l pcs bsggng 129 coils rope go sks ton seed, 25 bxs lemons .f
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C.C. SELLERS, Senator from Wilcox county, has rendered his resl iton 10 the Go, ,ernor. In ranging the seuatoria EAHAHiEh AN UT N' 'h the apporlionment L,bilious disorders are so pre- ties were formed in,,g annually thousands o
 , lyn wherever the medical art is oe 'S"o'a"' oi 'ne well as at hone-but the south portion of his cons, he grand field of their triumph, resign. Attempts have hfen nlaoe to A1,
 -rsons whose inexperence shbald The mer.hau,s 1 from tampcring with human
 q, c A,in as heretofore, THE PoPU- "'"o' "''' HE SOUTH AND WEST. lt that city. Mir. c. v -s-,,,empt Il, rivilshp, only alone, deserves well of his countrynen, and com piment of the sort indicated, will come very appro- priatey from the mercantile class, whose interests have been largely advanced by his successful mis- sion to the Celestial Empire. IL will doubtless be a magnificent affair, and probably draw tom Mir. Cush- ing, in the way of speech, other valuable and inter estIng information with which he returned home SC richly freighted.
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DENoMINArIoNAL STATIsTIcs.-The Ameri- Almanac for lS45, contains statistics of the va rous denominations in the United States It seems that the Mehodists, including their various organi. zatiuns, by far the most numerous. The Bap. lists rank next, and to them the Presbyterians The following abstract may be interesting some o our readers:-
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The following gentlemen have been appointed de- lesates to represent Tuscaloosa county, in the Agr cultural Convention, 10 be held in this city O" the 24lh instant. viz: Alfred Battle, B. T. Sykes, liar din Perkins, Joel White and Robert Jemison.
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AyYvL prAru,-ws unds,sttsnd ,hat John M,

AwYuL DxAKH!-Ws understand that John M, Jenkins, a worthy citsep in tLis vicinity. was md dead in his fire place, on Saturday. m"rn'ns., No person was with hun al the time, and it s probable that in the attempt to cough or relieve his langs, as he had long been in feeble henlthl he was seized with fit, fell in the fire and bnrbt to death He WIS sober, inlus,rious and thrifty ,nsn, without family -[TaskaIoosa Monitor. l, ANorHER.-Mr. John A. Mears, for a long tine resident of this City, and formerly of Raleigh, Carolina who had been to Mobile on the steanler Tsskalooss, and wss returning to ttls pnce Oh that boat on her last rip, was found dcad and standing up, in one of the state rooms. Probable cause, femp0anes.-[Ib.
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ExP0sRTa.

LlvERPooL-Per Br ship WashlnEton-2ssO bales cottnn.
 LIyERPoOI.-Per Br ship Chas IIumberston-l76s bales cotton.
 SEw-YoRK-Per ship Lanca-hre-l49l bales cot ton. IFS do r0le cuttings.
 PENsACOLA-Pers sehr Alabama 100 tons coal.
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MOBILE
Morning, February ID, Is45

Wednesday Morning, February ID, 1s45
 The slow mul failed entirely yesterday. The ex- press, however, came through with slips from New York 10 the th. They contain very little of inter- est. From the Baltimore slips we have Washington dates of lhe llh In another place will be found the proceedings of Congress.
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TolnI for three weeks-bales. IOI .s5s lOe.l

The stock of cotton is also lesson l4h 33309 bales, against bales while the tonnage in the respective ports presents much greater discrepancy the other way
 239 square rieged vessels in Orleans, against l06 in this. The sh ps alone amount to l2O in the former port IL is therefore matter of surprise that freehs should be dull and rule at very low rates.
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THE PIRATE BkBE.--The New York Sun mo- tces rumor in that city, that Bishop Onderdonk is the father of Babe the prate and says that they are assured that the rumor was circulated merely grat ify that depraved impulse which would increase the aficlions of the afflicted and add to the bangs of the sorrowfsl, and is without foundation, Babe still persists in refusing to say who are his parents or where they reside. The President, says the Sun, will on or before the expiration of his term of office; provided those who petition for imprisonment for life outnuInber the advocates of the death punishment, change his sentence to that of imprisonment for life. In order to test the state of public opinion in New York on tlis question. and at the same time decide the fate of fellow creature who has been condemned suffer for his crimes, It Is suggested that Petiiicrr to the President be circulated by the Society for the abolition of capital punishment. for imprisonment for lfe and that the friends of the present law get up petitions in favor of carrying out the sentence o the court. Hf taH ilt "
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GJ-NED s. RATCLIFFE is proposed by his friends candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and will besupported by
 feb17 67tr MANY VOTERS.
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THEATRE.-"Grandfather Whitehead" and two other excellent pieces wi be performed to night. The farce of the "Nabob fer Hour," ill have the additional interest of introducing the two brothers Pacide in the same piece.
 nJ MT. Marshal's second Lecture at the End Methodist Church will be delivered this evening" See advertisement.
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There was report yesterday that the agents of the State of Illinois, Messrs Oakley and Leavitt, robbed ol their papers and securities, the Natisnal road, the,r return home few days since. must prove exceedingly vexatous 10 the parties, as the papers cannot be renewed without much delay, even il no money were lost with the papers.-[Phil. U. s. Gazette. ztr
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port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, at the election in August next.
 ian16 Allta6
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The receipts of cotton for time have been light, and the anomaly is exhibited of the arrivals fall
 ing short Of those port for three weeks past viz: New-OrleHns. Mobile. Receipts week ending Jan. 3l-baes. 52, ,360 32,072 Do do do Feb. do 3l,685 37,UO3 Do do do Feb. IA do 37,S08 37,772
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0G-I offer my name io the voters of Mobile county candnate for the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election.
 lanI5 39te EDWIN RUST
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The United States 2RY virtue of a writ of ..r vs. D seizure issued from the Ten demiJohns of Gin. District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Alabama, and 10 me directed, have seized and into my possession have taken ten demijohns of Gin. This is therefore to cite and admonsh all persons having or pretend ing 10 have any right. title, interest clam in to the above named demiiolns of Gin, to be and ap- pear before the Hon. the Judge of the District Cour of the United States for the above named District, the 1st Monday of March next, and show cause if any they have can why the above named ten demi- johns of Gin should not be condemned according to the prayer of the libelant.
 VIM. ARMSTEAD, U. s. Nj.
 febl9 69tf By c, CUTLER, D. M. ..
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We have. 4,l81 ,292 as ihe grand total of Church Members in the United States, which not quite one half the adult popula- tion, over 2l.
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0o- To Me Voters of Mobile county: We are au- thorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as a candidate for reelection the office of Ceik of he County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election. --- IebS 6Olilef
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FOR GLASGOW

FOX GLASGUW. .sEN The A Brush ship SUPERB hnslng two MEEK thirds of her cargo on board, wants about 400 bales of cotton on freight Apply to
 febl9 JAMES REID & co. Liberal advances will be made on cotton shipped hv inc ahoye vessel. -. fehl0