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Esutcl,criUg.

n OS. REDD!CK.
% grccis his old
friends m returning
from the wars, and
respectfully announ-
ces that he ha, made
all the necessary ar.
raug"mcuis to op,n
bnIIIan'Iy By 7uos-
MY M0TlitUg merit, at
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Onn MESSENGERS premium
~VO rakes; 100 three tined poll
ished forks; 100 two tined do; steel
hoes, spades. shovels. scoops, scylhes'
snalhs, Sc. &C., the best in the world
can be found at 30 BouonroN's
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.JTSCRTpTI

lo-day, and after our paper had gone
. press, the last precinct having como in,
the election returns for this county were
opened. We can only give the votes and
majoritics of the principal candidates
Raymond's vote 70: Recorder is liG
Fishers do do l27
Dow'S do do 40
Morgan beats J. w. Dow 20 for TreaSu-
rcr and Assessor.
Murphy's majority over Goodell for Co.
Com. Clerk is lj2.
Cotton's maj over Larlkin for Probate
Justice, 235.
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IN Bn,eou Comty.-sec go, l7,ntl east
OF the Alb principal meridian.
/. Gepody Couaty.--se q 9 81, 6; e IF s~
qr 10 81, 6.
bWR County, Lfsk 81 81, .; sw fr. q
s, 80, ..
The above Lands will b. s,ld cheap. On
most If which, by sSiur on,-f,urh dOmn, tim.
&lll be given on the ha'auce.
40 ESQ II. NORRIS.
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Fever and Aguc.

TKTE have for sale remedy, II ~
Y believed, will cure this unpleas-
ant iii ease. If those who are in this;
way afflicted, will call on us, wo WIFI
give such references as will, we think, be
satisfactory and induce them TO purchase.
CUSHMAN a. GklDLEY.
Nav 80. l937-46.f
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DIiUGs * lsED,CIYEs,

Chemicals, Paiais. oils. furnishes,
Pmiy. Hmdo'c Giuss, Dye.Siubs
RrUshcs, Books, CogectiondrieS,
ErvR, Mats, Hines and Bramiics.
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Fer Sale on Consignment.

Buchans ilGngariip Hays Ilnimcnt for
Balsam; Files;
Wisldrs Balsam VIII FarelI's Arabian lini-
Cherry; meni;
lIil's Bal.am Honey; iIewe's Nerve ard
ruylor's Basam l.',' Bone Linimen';
won, rhompson's Eye Water
Chcc-emsns Arabian FahnrscCk's N,rmi.
Bal,am; llgc;
Turling'ou's Bll,am comsock' Sarsiparlls
Ille; Sands do
Audcrson's cough drnEs Bds,0ls do
Uauhnlumcw's Pink Sherman's Worm and
Erpcrioraul; other ioscnges;
Hastings Comp syrup McNslrrs all healing
NOplha Salsc;
Ossocj'- india Cholo- Cunucll's Pain Extrac.
Ensu'; tor;
smiths Tonic Syrdp; With a grca, variety o
Vaughu's Veg Iy,hon- Pills to numeruu,
triptic; To mention.
Downs E.ixur Health;
q. J.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa, July 80 lSi7--2.rf
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mhn EDS. sad irons, 40 lbs. hooks aud
~SlftT hinges, grid irons, coffee mills, draw
shsves, wood aud metal Faucets, knob and NOR.
,jsc locks, villa locks, butts and screws, knives
and forks with full assortment Of shelf hard.
ware, for sale ut the chrnp store.
Jane -, 1871 90 BOUGHFON.
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Bsh DOE. damask linen table spreads
HI :" Ga II 81 and lO-4; 5 pieces
cotton damask, beaclied and unbleachcd,
On sale at 40 BouGuroN's.
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Butter.
Information wanted
NOiicC.

HNIiE books Of account and notes, be.
Il. longing to the late frm of How
land & Pearson, have been duly assigned
and transferred by said Pearson to the
Suhscrber-aiI persons ye, indebted to
said firm, are once more invited to call
and make payment without delay, either
to the subscriber or TO DR.. II. :. Pra,.,
md save costs. A. II. ROWLAND.
Ottawa, July 8, 1917.
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,lcs usually kept tin drug stores, with many kinds
If the besl ard most approved patent medicines
IN use. Also. books end stat nary, with va
ucty "f pri rmrr,, toy books, &c.
tie keeps constantly on hand a superior article
Of wines aud hranlics, for medicai PHpoSe' oniy.
pGN siciaus aud others are requested to hand
II their orders, az they can now he filled on the
shortest notice aud warranted to please.
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w asAiiigtOn EiuIc;,
JOHN Dl,,!NY-..,rop,i,,or.

FAClE Proprietor of the above establishment
4 returns his sincere thanks tu hi, nnmcl ous
visltors aud the member, uf the General Assem-.
bly,, for ,hc,r very liberal patronage bestowed
upon him during the past winter. Hrtakes pleas.
urc IN announcing tu his irl,nls, aud all other,
who may visit The city during the next summer
and winter, that he will always he ready Il, iur.
nish them with the best the market aii,fd., and
spare no pains on his par, IN rendering thc,u d.
comfortable Ms can be desired.
The Washington HoicI' il situael in the
most convenient par OF the city for those whose
business is connected with any Of the public oil
fees ni the state and Delegates ~ the Con .lilu.
tional Convention will find this House. ftnn lis
immcdlatr proximity to then i,ld .f lahoI. pos.
ses'ca more advantages for their ronycn zee
and comfort than any uthrt in Springfield. III,
house is large and roomy. an Is capable ac.
commodaling large number of all those who
may make u convenient to call upon hin,
convenient and comfortable stable Is attached TO
the premises, which will always be supplied with
the best OF provcnder.
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old Gov. Java II s. House 20
CHICAGO DAILY JOURNAL OFFICE
August !, 1871.
The market is at a complete stand, with
no transactions TO notice in produce.
The first new wheat made its appearance
in market yesterday. II was a superior
quality of spring. and was taken by the lIy
draulic Mills al - cents. We hear the quail
i,y of the wheat raised this year is very SUI
pcrior.
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Administrators SHE.

Ia SALE CIRCUIT COURr--In the mat
ter Of the application Of EIiz,helb Kent Al.
Wiristrairix, and Daniel Buriics. AdmInistra-
tor, aSlhe estate If james Mccall, deceased.
Z n pursuance o! an order made by this
II Court, in this cause, we the subscri-
bers will sell at public auction a, the hotel
kept by Archlbard McPhedren. in the
town of LA Sale, in the county of La
Sale. on the 27Ih day of Jaly next. al
one O'Clock in the afternoon of that day.
the land which is described in said order,
as follows the north half OF the cas-,
half of the north ives, quarter OF section
thlriy.six, in thirty-tlree, north Of range
one east OF the ID p. NJ.
ELIZABETH KENT, .4dm'r.
DANIEL 3URDICK. .Rdm'r.
or the estate of james Mccall, decd.
Dated June Z, 1917.
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A DOX. Victoria skirts; do grass do
ii just received a, nouonTuN's.
June IS. lSiT-29lT
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Fam for Sale.

HNllE subscriber offers for sale a val.
Il. liable farm, consisting Of 80 acres
of prairie and 30 acres of timber land,
situated within s. miles Of Ottawa, in a
northeast direction. Abou, 40 acres arc
broken aud 80 fenced, Terms cash.
JNO. COMMUNICATION,
May ., lSi7-i3
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THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER.
Proposals for publishing by subscription
The History Of the State Of Illi-
nOiS,

From the sdmission Of the State into the Union
in 1918. down TO the me citing Of the General
Assembly in 1916;
CONTAINING an entirely new, or
" ieinal. and impartial acconn, of the
civil and military history Of the State;
sketches and anecdotes Of public men I;
with racy, humorous. and highly interest
ing and instructive views Of the progress
Of society and politics. and the practical
as suggested to The author by twenty five
years experience and connection with
public affairs. by Thomas Ford, Esq.
late Governor of The State.
Condiiions-,he work will contain
from $50 TO 300 pages, Svo; be neatly
printed on good paper with new type,
and handsomely bound in muslin. and
delivered TO the subscribers a, 81 so per
copy.
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A BARREL epsum salts: do gluh'r salts: |
dn alum; | do maldrr; / d. coPpcns, do
Spanish white; do a'cohol; bofay, -al nirr.
guinine, nutncgs, cloves, castor oil, sweet oil.
sal al oil bay rum, pepper sauce. Stnush'on BIT
tcrs, camphor, ca,sa. black, blue and rel ink IN
store and Tor SHE cheap by BoUGnToS.
June -, lS,7".J0.f
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS.
THE rcry celebrated and svperior
Grand Detour
p l. y U CHS

7 J. y U CHS
Tor sale hy J. q. NATTlNCER.
July 81, 1917.
Such has been the demand or these Plnughs
tina, no les than roo have been sold by house
at Peru, within comparatively short time, the
article mus, therefore be altogether superior to
any other IN use, They are all warranted per-
feet and to scour, ii not they may be returned.
]. q. n.
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Dried Fruit.

EsAEA PIECES jaekonel. savsnet,
~ swiss, check, stripe. lace.
Victoria bool; and null muslin. Tor sale
very cheap Mt 20 BoUoHToN's.
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OTTAWA pn,uE. ,UnILnr,

Hy e. l.. HurGHroN.
(D.aer ia all kipG, II Good,m md Produre)
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shaciim-> and shiriinys.

40 BALES brown shce,ings from To II !
tSv cents; - pieces hlcnchrd shceling ana
'h'flng from In - cru,s, tor sale at
June 10, lSl1.-iSn BuuGnro>'s.
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H2RDjT.2RE
Drugs, Medicines, Sc.

vNNllE Subscribers have jus, received from New
Il York and philadelphia, large stock Of
drugs, medicines, dye stuff, paints, oil. 7afnish.
~. Re. which will be sold Oh the loves, terms /;
all the most popular patent medicines Of the day
Kept On hand. Physician, anl Others are in,l.
rh TO give rs a call hl.tf
July ], AZ. WALKER Il HICKLING.
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l't ''"llc 'fllCult ,'uIt, ltTUl, lcIF.
William Brownell rs Michael Grccn.-A,.
,achm, Mt.
"a Office is hereby given to the said
v defendant, Michael Green. tina,
writ Of attachment issued out of the
Clerks Office Of the Circui, Court. Of the
said county Of La Sale, on the 25h day
of Januar;, A. d. 1917, for the sum o!
Il rec hundred and sixty -four dollars and
iOrty-eight cents, which writ has been
returned by the sheriff of said county as
executed, hy attaching the following real
estate: the west three quarters Of 10, No.
SIX, (G) in block No. twelve, (i2) in the
town Of Ottawa, being sixty by one hun
bred and City feet. Now unless YOU,
the said Michael Green, shall personally
he and appear before the said Circuit
Count, on the first day Of the next term
thereof, TO he holden at the Court House
in Ottawa, in said county, on Friday the
fifth day of November, A. -. 1917, give
special bail and plead 10 the said plain
,iil's action judgment will be entered
against You, in favor Of the SAID plaintiff,
and other proceedings had thereon ac-
coriiug to law. l.. LELAND, Clerk.
Gro. II. NoRRIs, PlllIs Any.
June Is, lSiT-l0.f
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FOR SALE.
Notice.

HGi wife, Rchecca. having I,f, my bed and
IVA Nnnrd wlhou, cause or p,ovocation. I
forbid all persons harhoring her on my account.
a. ! will not be responsible for her ,lnings i,om
and after this date. It is not my intention ever
to live with her again.
Ottawa, July 30. 1917. Cu,vScY DAcoy.
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ys7IlE subscriber has ju,; re-
Il cci,el at his store one dnur
North If the Mansion House,
Cfiom New Yo,k and 81. L9ajs }
. large rnI fresh supply ul the
above named articles, together
with most every variety Of arli.
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Plain Talk.-Mrs. Elizabeth Peters,
of Boon county, Indiana, notices her alb
seconded husband in the following plain
terms. Mrs. =. might have known when
her husband vas courIing her, by his poi
tics, that he would turn out bad but we
presume she wanted experience, and she
has got it now if we mistake not:
lief my bed and bord last fall, there.
by rendering my expenses lighter. my
legal husband, John Peters. wilhou,
cause OF provocation. All the old maids,
Young girls, widows OF all ayes and con
d,ions. are hereby forwarned against
harboring or trusting him on my account,
as am determined not to be accountable
for his debts, OF more especially Tor ils
conduct. because he is lolier, a drunk.
ard, gambler, thief. liar and "hig.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES,
Estate of Ed,card Harerty, dcc'd.

nj Office is hereby given to all per
IN sons having claims against said es-
tate, TO presen, them. 10 be proven, to the
Court OF Probate in and for the county Of
La Sale, n the regular term Of said court,
TO be holden a, the Probate office. in OF
iawa, on Monday the 9th day of Sept,
A. y. 1917, as have fixed on tia, day
to attend said Court, and have said claims
legally adjus,ed and all persons indrbi.
c ! to said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment.
THOMAS IlAVERLEY, .9dmr.
Ottawa, July %, 1917 l6
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Single Meal - cent,
Transient Bohtdcts per day 10 do
Horse, per day o.. 81 do
The travelling public are respectfully solicited
Tor a share OF their patronage.
JOHN DAlENY.
Mar h 10, lSi1-f 80
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The Bible Cause.

THE Rev. Mr.. JHxIKsox. Agent Of the Bible
II sOeiely, viii preach q. the following rla-
crs:
On Tuesday. the eaih June, OF Bethel.
On "Wednesday. che 30th June. al the Grove.
On THURSDAY. the lss July, a Lipscomhs.
On Friday, the I'll July, u Hehnn.
On Tuesday. the 9Th July. % Bethlehem.
On "Wednesday, the 7th July, At Macedonia.
On THURSDAY, ihe sth July, al Pheasant Grove.
On Fliilay. the 9th July, al PrOyilsnce.
On Saturday. the 10Th July. at Mount Pisssh.
In Sunday. the Ilth July, at HaM6elds.
On the evening of the llih. in HJlsboEough.
Tic friends Of the Bible Society are requested
10 circulate these notices in the diiierea. neigh
boIhoois.
ar The Annual Meeting of the Orange eoun-
n Bible Society. will lie held at the Orange
Church. near Chapel Hill. on Sunday The 9Th Of
! July. The annual seImon viii be preached by
the Rev. Mr.. Jameson. The members Of tho
Society. and the public generally, are earnestly
requested 10 attend.
! June Is. 1917.
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pETERsBTRG Markets.

,Repuried fos the Petersburg InieIIiscnoerl
Friday, June .. Is47.
ToRacc0-cOniinnes without change
in prices since our last; The quantity ar.
irving is large. and is freely taken by buy.
ers at , - for I.ugs, common leaf and
good shipping qualities; prime manuIae-
turing brings o a SIT.
cOilon-Since the accounts by the last
Steamer, prizes have gone up; the stock
is LIGHT and is held At ~ l2!!c.
FLouR-Bui little doing in this artirle
since the receipt OF the late accounts from
England. Sales are altogether by retail
a, : 80.
cnRx-'fhe decline in Europe has cau
sc'l corresponding one here. but little !:
Offering; il sells AT 90 95c.
Misunderstanding doing in old. Tho
new crop has not yet appeared in market
and no engagements have been made. |
is uncertain at what price it will OPEN
Tie harvest is nearly completed, and il !:
though, the crop will be large one, ant
Of fine quality.
BAcoN-virginia, hog round l allar
Western Shoulders o, Sides and Hami
lOa lie.
I.ARD-l0 lie.
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NOtice---TaXes.

n SHALL. attend at the following iimcs and pla-
ces for the purpose Of collecting the Tax for
the year 1916:
Monday, the 9Th July, at Jesse Durham's. .
Tuesday, the 9th, at John Ncwlins.
"Wednesday. the 7th, at RufTin's Mills.
THURSDAY, the sth, at Michael Albright's.
Friday, the 9th. at George Pa,lerson's.
Saturday, the 10th, at WIN. 4. Carrgan's.
Monday, the 18th, at John 5. Turreniineis.
Tuesday, the 18th, al jacob Summers.
Wednesday, the 18th, at c. 7. Faucets.
Thursday, the 18th, OF Mira Hutchinsons.
Friday, the 10th, at ]. ID. LEAFS.
Saturday, the nth, q, Mason Hall.
Monday, the 10Th. at HillsboFough.
Tuesday the Goth. at b. & III. Hurdles.
"Wednesday, the 2lst, at Mrs. Mixes,
Thursday, the c2d, at Ahner Parker's. -
Friday, the 23d, at William Iipscomb's.
Saturday, the 2ith, Of Harris E'lkerson's.
Monday. the 26th, OF VIM. N. Prau's Store.
TUESDAY. the eth. at Hemdon's old Store.
"Wednesday, the 2sth, at William Tricc's.
Thursday, the 10Th. at Chapel Hill.
| Friday, the 30th, at Thomas longs.
Saturday, the 3ist, at Pinckncy Sykes.
az The Magistrates appointed to receive the
lists Of taxablcs and assess the lands for the year
ls47, will attend with the other members Of the
Board Of valuation at the same times and pla-
ces in their proper districts. Every person who
fails TO give in his list Of taxahles, win be bound
to pay double tax, the court having been re-
strictcd by law in RENTING double taxes Pune
tuality is requested and expected from all.
JAMES c. TURRENTINE, Sheriff.
June IA. SIS
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haus Inc loves, estimate that can le made q .he
c,a Il the Mexican war viii ~, Iall short q on.
,aieei aaiilisas n doiis1s. The population Of
ihc Uailrl states may be pa, down Al t'rsafy
.,illioa,. To ply Of The eNpcnsts of the war.
lbcn, would rrquire Tar Of fre doliss Ter each
man. noman. child aud negro in the Inion. 4
petty handsome snm ihis 10 lc paid Gos the sri,le.
mnt Of q claim against Mexico Tor three millions
AnI who i 10 paw this amount! You. reader,
will have to shell ~, your portion in due time
tie people nus..pay ior the ioIly Of their rulers
The Polk dynasty has secured ior ilsrlf imPc'
rishalae fame. II will he remembered in souow
by millions anil the swea, and toll which will h
ueccss,ty 10 provide means To discharge the debt
which will BE- leil 20, US 10 pay.
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Adyertising. - The New-foTk Sun
truly remarks thai hnsiness pnfsniis may
be arreleralsd in proportion - the means
usrd 10 dilTase knaslsdsr among those
whose wants are 10 he snPplied--znd
newspaper adrrriisIng j. the only tho
fnnsh means of spreading business inEor-
nation helnre The people. Instead IL run.
ming dawn a few customers ~ Ihe dis
gusling system ef baIing as il il ltrmrd.
the lungs of The newspaper press NAV he
put in reqaisiiinn In invite thousands 0l
customers AZ The same time.
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POLITICAL CASUISTRY.

Ifitbe giving aid and comfor. to the pub.
lie enemy. and ih.r. fore moral treason for
The people Of this county, who are the
real mast,Is OF its government, 10 scrOt'n'ze
aud condemn The acts Of their own Exc
cu,ive agents, wha. is il for the President
himself to give 10 Mexico the moral and
physical AID and comfor. Of a head 10 her
Government and Leader to her armies'
As siuzens, The Wings Of This country
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HAYS LINIMENT FOR THE PILES.


The worst attacks of the Piles are ellcctually
and permanently cured in a short time by the use
of the genuine Hays I.inimcnt Hundreds of
our first citizens throughout the country have
used this Linimcnt with complete success. The
Propretors warrant il to cure the most aggravated
cases.
We clip the following from the n. Y. CONNER
cial Advertiser:
TUE Plies AND ALL SoREs.-Hay 5 Liniment
is known now to thousands, as most extraOrdi-
nary remedy for these Affections. ltisimpossible
TO tell in newspaper in such manner as to OBJ
tain full credence, the effects and benefits Of this
article, general is the practice Of advertisers OF
extolling articles of no merit. Such personal re-
ference will lie given, as 10 bring conviction TO the
minds of the most unhelieving. Will sufferers
only ask among their friends, if they have not
heard of or known its effects; and If they do not
hear it more warmly praised than any other salve,
let them not get il. All fancy or exaggera,ion Is
positively excluded from those statements and it
is determined 10 say nothing of lis merits, but
what could he proved by host of witnesses. IN
any court of justice. Win you look at the thing
and lis proofs at 81 Cour,lan,l-st, where it may
be had
a. Look Orr.-Some swindlcrs have coun-
forfeited this article and put it up with various
devices. Do not be imposed upon. One thing
only will protect you--it is the name of Com
stock & Co.; that name must he always on the
wrapper, or YOU are cheated. Do not forget it.
Take this direction with you. and test by that, or
never buy. for i, is impossible for any other 10 he
true or genuine. SOLOMON HAYS.
Conslock d CO., New York, sole Proprietors.
For sale by
ID. HEARTH, Hillshorough.
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III A r RE d

In Raleigh, on Thursday evening, the 10Th in
slant, by the Rev. DR.. Mason, Rector Of Chris,
Church, Mr.. CdaRLIs b. Roor to Miss ANNIE
FREENaS, eldest daughter Of Weston r. Gales,
esq. sliioE of the Register.
In Lexington, on the 9th inst, Col. JusEru j..
EnwIx, Of Burke county, to Miss ELyINA, Sc
cond daughter Of DR.. William r. Holt.
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Rail Way Flying.-Fortv.fve miles

Rail Way Flying.-Fortv.f'e miles
an hour is the contrac, time for carrying
the mails in England. per railway, aud,
rapid as is this transit. It has been recent
Is oultlone. A late f.ondon paper gives
an accoun, of extraordinary rap'd''v on
the railway, which seems 10 make Us
almost realise The idea III Puck, "fil put
girdle round about the earth in forty
minutes" The road was the l.ondon
and the Northwestern Railway-and a
speri,l train, consisting Of five carriages,
was taken from London 10 birmingham
inrwo hours and thirty minutes. The
actual time Of travelling did not exceed
two hours. being an acreage oil fifty SIX
miles per hour, The tram beng stopped
four tunes on the journey, I" alin" o'he'
trains TO he clear OF the line. besides stop
ping at WoiverIon tn change engines.
The latter par, Of The journey. twenty '"ne
miles. was perfnmed IN twen's-one nj.
nu,es. The maximum speed tor upward
of twenty miles was seventy live miles
per hour
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01
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Correspondence u tie Journal Of Commerce.
Washington. June 20. 1881.
mentioned in my letter yesterday that
cheEalier lle I.ishaa has been recalled BY
his Government. merely write In rOn.
iiTm my statement by giving the very
wonls o: lIis reall. These are brisd. curt,
and evidently expressive Of high disPleas'
ure. viz:
The Empcrar drrms il convenient TO depri'e
chr,alirr t;ssPsr Jo~c Li-loa If his present. POSi
iion. as Minister PIelipO:enIiaIy near the United
Slsies."
The relations of the United States Will
Brazil are al Ibis moment so unfriendly
thai il win require good management ans
much forbeaIancc 10 avoid a rupture.