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81 EnO OR s2,ooo-Three or more persons with This
VI sCOV amount Of cash capital to, form Company to
carr, on Manufacturing Business now in good operation
aud engage IN business which be connected with
me same and busness done the of
rightly man g.d The manufacturing yields several hun
oeu per cen-the other much larger profit than other
mercanIe er equally respectable business That this
aie anu lucrative will be satisfactorily proven Re
exchanged and all Communications strictly conhden.
tial Address, Box 1862 Lower Post Office o26 2ts re
DEXTEh,S SALOON, No. II Eighth Avenue Il p
Uexer formerly OF the saloon Rabineau,s Bah Bar.
ery scifally informs his friends and the public that he
receive vi,ters. 1850 o,s ?, w y"
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DERCUSSlON CAPS, GUNS, HAIRCLUTH &c-Gei.
l. uine s B caps ribbed also split in lilo and l-3ths.
Laycock's hes, quality haircloth.
English double and single ba. re- low priced guns.
Warranted e 8 files, chissels &c.
Low priced anvils, asso ted Sizes.
Also knob pad and ill locks trace, log and chans
combs frying bed horse and wrought nails
&c; with general staple Birmingham and Shelf
held. For sale at up stairs prices, by
JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
10 IN obn 81 (uDs
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TO WH0LFSALE DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS
BOOKS, PRINTS, &c.-The advertiser, having ne.
eeyed on consignment an assortment Of Fancy Goods Intends
Leaving the end Of this month Ocober) for Pittsburgh
cinna Louisville and other Western and cities in
clu ling New Orleans Mobile, &c. lie intends to make
large circuit through all the cities Ia lent
induce men. one He IS therefore wiling to tste
derake the sale snd collection Of books novels prints
Letters addressed TO B. A. T., Post Office Phsde pha
lpost paid Will be attendedt0 o2s l2tsrrc
7 ERCHEs, LEE HEs-A fresh supply Of Swedish and
- German Leeches Of the best quality Just received and
for s,le by GA &H WJTT'E
o2S 6tsfc 80 John
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-22
DIR. J. PEARSON,

Physician, Surgeon & Den'iSt- OHdrC, IN.
OiTrs hls professional services 10 the iuhohil.
ants Of Ottawa aud vicinity. Office u, his Ics.
dencr on Columbus street.
P.S.-Dr i. still continues 10 perf,rm cpnr.
atoms in all the various branches II DENrisruS
Charges 10 corrc'poad wih Me times!
March H. 1917.
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DR.. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician s Surgeon Otduq, III.
Ollcrs his professional services TO the cilizers
Of Ottawa aud vicinity. Office al his residence
on the new public square. June II, S4T
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A. II. ROWLAND,

Physician and Surgeon Otiawd, H.
Res dence on the hill, lew doors west al the
Fox River House. Orc the same ~ hcre,,.
fore occupied by Hlc'and aud Pearson, in
RrddicA's Block.
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TERMS

TERMS
Two DOLLARS per GnnHm, y pdid an adj
tancr: Two DoLLARs AND FIFTY CENTS u
paid ri,isin sir months: and THREE Dol
LARS if delayed until The end of The year.
Advertisements inserted al 81 per Squdr,
for He first Insertion, and - cents TOR each
subsequent insertion. A Hberdl discount al
loped 10 those ,cho advertise by The year.
!T5-No paper discontinued until all ar
redrdges are paid, unless at The option OF tn
publishers.
II Communications, TO insure attention
must ahrays be free of postage, and accom-
panied cith the authors name.
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yes, sur, cum'd a purpose. My brother
died deiested, he has left two tlfdd children,
and want to know if | can be their erecu-
houer.'-Y Yankee BLADE.
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Da. p. SCHERMEHORN,

Physician & Surgeon OHd,rd, III.
OFFS his professional services to the ciiiasrs
Uf Ottawa and ,iurity. Office on Culumbu,
street, between Canal and Clinton.
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petites, and conclusive proof Tat tie I, a
diest way to make all swinish ANIMALS rea-
souable, is TO provide rlen'y 81 s"ii ior
tlom.--FeatkaS:eihcts hs Ce"oe 'os-
1Vs.
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Character Of a Young Lady.

Harriet is not beauty, but in her pres
encc beauties are cOn.entct with them
selves. AT first she scarcely appears pref
~, but the more she is beheld, the more
ogl eeable She appears. She gains whore
others lose, and what she gains never loses.
She is cqua!led by few i'll sweet EXPIRE
of cOunienancc: and without dazzling be-
holders she interests them. She loves dress,
and is a gCod Judge Of it--deSpiSes iinery,
but dresses with "A peculiar grace, mixing
simplicity with elegance. She covers her
beauties so ar'fully as TO give grace to the
imagination. She prepares herself for man
aging family of her OVID, by managing that
of her father. Cookery is familiar to Mr !;
also the price and quality of provisions: and
she is ready accountant. She holds clean
illness and neatneSS 90 be indispensable in a
womau. ard tina, a sla,tcrn is disgusting, cS-
pecially il beautiful. The attention to cy-
tcrnal, does not make her overlook her more
material duties. GTarrict's understanding is
solid without being profound. Her sciiSi-
billy is too great for perfect equality Of
temper but her sweetness renders that inc
quality harmless. She suffers with patience
any wrong done TO hcT; but is impatient tc
repair any wrong she has done, aud does il
so cordially as to make it appear mcritori.
Gus. If she happen TO disobliCe compan.
ion, her joy and caresses. when restored &c
favor, show the buthen that lays upon he,
heart. The love of virtue is HaTiets rul
ing passion; she loves it because no othel
thing is so lovely; she loves il because il j.
the glory of the female sex: she loves it q.
the only road to happiness, misery being tho
sure attendant OF woman without virtue
OF the absent she never talks but with cir
cumSpection--he female acquaintance cs
pecially. She has remarked. that Ihatren
ders woman prone to detraction, is talking
of their own sex, and that they are NOR,
equitable with respect to the men. Harrie
never talks of women but to express III,
good she knows of them; Of others she say
nothing. Without much Knowledge of III,
world, she is attentive, obliging, and grace
fl in all that she does. A good disposition
does more for her than art in others.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-22

An attempt was made in Monterey on tho
oath, TO murder Capt. BpAco. a small
shell was placed under his bed, md tram
ready to be iyuited, connected with IT, Al
though it was exploded, he escaped injury.
tits supposed that some Of his priysles were
concerned in the affair, as they have com
planned of the severity Of his iiseirlins.--
81. Louis Union.
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LITTLE s LEE.

Attorneys and CouHsevor5 at Lar, and So
iicitns in Chancey.
Morris, &. H., GRuNpy COUNTY, LIS.
Morris, Sept. s, 1897.
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at takes the Yankees to do up counting
in business like fashion. 'PIcdSe daacey'
me right straight Off said one Of them in u
postscript TO his first love letter. offering
his heart alwl hand TO a country 'Cnl,' Coz
hare somebody else IN my cyc.' They
know how, too, TO show proper resentment
when they get the bag. Il don't sec why
you need be so dornod proud said down
east Jonathan TO farmers daughter, who
had Tilted him, 'you have got nothing but
an old iron iorcStirk, and bVd.'n
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knorin1 PigS.--.As we approached q
farm on tho American side OF the IT. Clair
river, belonging to the captain Of the steam
er, a curious fact fell underm observ alton
the pigs belonging to TIE farm came squcal-'
ing down TO the water side. n thing which
the persons Of the farm assured me they ne
yer did wheu other steamers passed. The
captain explained this Singular recognition
on the part Of the pigs by stating, ,ho, the
swill Of tic steamer was always preserved
for them; and that. on reaching the land
ing-placo. il was Immediately Put ca shore
for them. The animals, having been &C.
custoned to this valuable importation dur.
ing the summer months, lad learned to dis.
iincuish the peculiar sound which the steam
made in rushing through the pipe Of the
steamer; and as they could do this at dis
lance of half n mile, they immediately upon
hearing It, hurried down 70 the river. Wills,
the noise made by tho other steamers wa.
disrcgarded. This is curious instance Of
the possibility of sharpening the faculties o.
the lower animals, by an appeal TO their ap
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-22
JOHN NJ. CRorHERS. Jgssss. PITzeR
u CROTHERS & PITZER,

attorneys at Lar, Osrego, Kendall co. III.
Win practice law in the counli,, 81 Kendall
La Sale. Kane, Ne Kolh, win aud Rupnsr.-
Land agency or c,llrctinc busircss entrusted ic
them in either of the above couutes. viii rrceiy,
prompt attention. O'wsgo, April lSiT
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b. w. WATSON, NJ. d.

Physician & Surgeon- Oiidwd, III.
Office At King a. Whites Dlug and Book
Store, southwest corner of the public square.
Aug. %, lsI7.
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Business CARDS.
r. J.. DlCKEY. l.. s. LELAN
DICKEY s LELAND

Have formed a co-pattnership in the practice
Il the Law. except III relation to business in
Putnam and kendall counties. Office over
the post office.
OTTAWA, Aprii 9, lSI7.
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Nj. T.. lIOLLISrER,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar Solicitor
in Chancery, and Justice Of the Peace.
Office No. Court House, opposite the circuit
court clerks Office If
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Ddrieniny Bedroonas during tie Day.
There is a marked difference in the health.
hess Of houses. according to their aspect in
regard to the sun. Those are decidedly tho
hcalthiest. other things being equal, in
which all the rooms are, during seine part
Of the day, fully exposed TO direct light. II
is well known cpidemics attack the inhabi.
tants of the shady side of street, and total.
ly exempt those of the opposite side. Ac.
cording to this philosophy, how prcjudicial
is the New York custom Of darkening bed
rooms during the day. N. Y. Globe. io'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-22

Old perhaps, but good, is the following
'necdoie of loreruuner Of Mrs. Parlington.
"Are you the oir-riiiaaP said rather ig-
norant chap, who wished to know oi law.
yerif he could act as executor Of an ntcs.
tate brother, who had left two infant sons IL
his care. DO you mean to Insult me, sir!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-22

The Church in danger.--rhe Bisl,op Of
Norwich has offered rooms in his palnce.tp
Jenny Lind. The Standard is In great
alarm at this new instance of hoirid liberal.
ism. at Is very right. very proper tha.
iackdaws should build In the church; they
have vested interests there's" says the Stan.
dard .'bu, farewell TO the primitive purity
of the Establishment, when 1t gives iroost.
ing place to nigh,ingales % fhH0iGs 4ff
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-22
MIL TON II SWIFT ,
HENRY 6. COTTON.

AHorney.and Counsellor at Lcr, md Sob
citor in Chaacery- OHd,ca, ~.
Office in Redlick's Bloch, els, side Of the rublic
squire. June !, 1877.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-22

A Fish Stoiy.--In a quarter Of the town
Of bingham, Mass, known rs Roekeynook,
there is a pond, where o little girl not six
years old. WHO resides near its .bnnk, has
tanned the fishes to n iremarkah2a de.
gree. She began by throwing crumbs in
the water. Gradually the fishes learned TO
distinguish her footsteps, and darted TO the
edge whenever she approached; and now
they will actually fcad out Of her hand ana
allow her to touch their really sides. A ven.
crOble turtle is among her regular pension
yrs. ttt.
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attorney & Counsellor at Lar, Aurora, III.
Office on the east side Of the river, over Alien
Store
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THE FREE TRADER.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY Il

Nm. U man s. Go.
Second Story, North end Of Reddica's Reto
brick block, on the public square.
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Doctor Larduer'- Lecture. on science and Art.


DEAR SIR: pcrused d.. Lardners Lectures on
Science and Art they appeared in numbers published
BY Greeley McElrsth with much prod, and satisfaction
has been both OF complaint and egret that
Information upon Scientific subjects was only TO BE- OBJ
tnet through abstruse res,ses Little adapted 10 com
mon apprehension Ths 10 grestexieni hat closed the
popular mind 10 the attsinmsn, OF such Information and
prevented the knowsdss OF scsna; truths from bccom
ins common aud general.
think DR.. Lardner hiss Ia these lectures 10 tae ex-
tent Of the ects embraced in them o5viaied this evil
He has been peculiarly happy in communicating nior'
nation in clear and perspicuous language and By the
aid Of familiar Illustrations presented his subjects n
manner both attractive sni easily comPrehended. Ia
short be has been eaeuty successful IN ihese lectures
IN populsHziog scientific knowledge. These volumes
contain vast amount Of information presented IN an
agreeable manner and they are peculiarly proper for
District School Libraries and indeed for every place
where they VII reach that popular mind which they are
so well calculated 10 ennsh.en and improve.
Yours, respectfully r. WHiITLEsEY.
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.be in., and full Recompen,e Of the Labor By him

the Just and full Recompense OF the Labor by him
actually performed think Fourier and others
have shown how This may be accomplished and
acknowledge my obligation 20 do my best IN and Of
ats achievement. That in my judgment, and Ger
tainly according the teachings OF the Association
ISIS, 10 not to be promoted by dealing Win Inc
Tribune Office the Express IN IT'S wisdom pro
poses. but by pursuing very different course
BY the consistency OF my life with my principles
am willing to be Judged bat have ! not right to
expect that he who assumes to pass judgment
shall know something Of what | really profess and
what do
The Express talks Hppsnty Of the Editor Of
The Ttl5use owning Real Estate in this City
worth twenty or thirty farms when ia truth do
not own a single foot here nor to the value Of
good farm in all the wide world So Of his blind
talk OF my getting rich by Copper specuatons"
have small interest 'one-twenty fifth in Mine
raj location Lake Superior allotted 70 me by ,s
explorers TO induce me 70 act as trustee. which
have done. If anybody will be good enough 70
give me s3 900 for all the Real Estate. Mining
Stock. &c. &c. have in the world, will spend
81 900 Of it otinsnd 10 promoting the cause Of As
ISOLATION. and this offer shall stand open twenty
days TO enable every one to make due Inquiries
And now ask the Ezpress 70 print this end
excuse me from speaking farther Of my private
affairs H. 10.
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-. Tar news IRON MExicO, received yes'ef
dav by Telegraph. is more important than ny '"a'
had for some time preceded II On the on maui
,vo or three serious conflicts with conside rtoe
Los. ollie on the other, report that Mexico mo
apoointed two Commissioners TO confer WIN VIZ
Teist on the subject Of Pesce-these are suni'i''H'
% jastliy lively Interest in the ae'a'is u
which the Telegraph 50 briefly communicate
Most feryently do we hope that the 'a''ef report
NAV prove the precursor Of Peace out VIC 10 no1
oooedeatly expect il. We do not thlnN our iAe's
80, !, We know that Mr.. Polk very recently
exo,eo,ed bis approximations that he should leave
,be War unfinished on going out Of Office. And We
Greatly fear that If any such terms IS are current
" reported shall be insisted on by our Government
sae War will outast the power as 1t already has
survived the popularity Of its authors.
We notice an attempt made through certain con
venient instruments OF Slavery Expansion wear
ing the disguise Of neutrality 70 excite indignation
and intenser hatred against the Mexicans as IN
ssoely, perversely spurning all advances toward
conciliation We must double our armies, strlke
harder and more savsgely, say they, 10 punish
biexico for this contumacy and humble her proud
spirit-Bat why does not our Government officially
make public the terms on which she is willing 70
make peace, so that our own people the Mexcans
and the whole world may judge whether they are
fair and reasonable flour Government really de-
sires Peace honorable to all parties, what objec-
ton can there be TO placing the conditions at once
before the world Then if the terms be as they
ought and Mexico persists in holding off, the worst
will be her own.
But do we well TO be angry with Mexico, On the
assumption that she refuses 10 treat with US Con
slider the notorious fact that our Government hat
no thought Of making peace unless Mexico viii
surrender for ever large portion Of her territory
including the States Of Santa Fee California, large
portions Of Tamaulpss, chihuahua, Sonora, &c
IL is said on behalf Of Mexico that her Government
has no power TO cede away the soil OF these States
that the National Constitution iorbids 1t. Whe
ther this be so or not who can fail TO respect the
sentiment-csll IL tenacity, obstinacy, perversty
infatuation. or what you pease-wbich reyolts al
the plea of the idea Of abandoning their country
men Of Santa Fe and California TO a foreign domin
ion That these stall cling with desperate devo
ton to their Mexican nationality, their insurec
tions of last Winter emphaticaiy attest. Reverse
the positions, and suppose 1t were Maine and Iowa
that zoe were required to surrender TO victorious
invader and what would be our answer
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SECOND DISPATCH.

zen Scott still remained at Puebla at the last
advices Gems Csdwallader and Pillow were a,
Perote There had been q collision at La Haya
in which the Mezicans were worsted as usual
The Mexican Government is said to have ap-
pointed two Commissioners TO confer with Com.
missioner Trist Santa Anna is supposed to favor
Peace.
Col De Russy was recently surrounded and at
tackled by 200 Mexicans at Huejutla His posi-
ton was at first critical even perilous, but he cut
his way through the enemy with the loss OF 90
killed and 90 wounded
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view Of the spectator into s'miserabe covering az;

view Of the spectator into q miserable covering a.
ttude
"1tis ssdAfar b especial 10 BE- rrvrr'si - m :
moment ssys the Paris leiirr Of the Tiues dated July
j. "lt sc-icuiatrd % do more injury t2n' iY'eil
ment tlan Ell the wriing % a I'll Radicals 800 Hepuo
!c-ns put together The details vii be rSsd 10 every
corner u France snd b. Interpreted ~ the -nr mrs
Government only al b usfrslou % the sy-i-n lo.
lowed Stree l-j0 TIE political leaders u the .1i
are NM Guzut and Duchatel In@y vii b. held guilty
of zcqa--rius th- yeTp trsoU 20 trs o. nce- pfsi
preferred this 10 OF the cases Ia "nlca y Is
almost uposs.5ls for ,ts accused pA.y u prove h!s
Innocence
-Ine scenes 0fcorrupton developed or denounced
arr not 81 precisely the character u tho'7 which ~
year. since charged s.sinst hing hii C1lf ana
Hui.,er, tr people ssiI not wat % compare al the
features or circumsfsnces of the iWo cases and VIII
jump one q the conclusion that ne corruption nos
proved rmansiea from h sJstem ot HlFefuin-nl ana
havn. taken % that osinln. very unpleasant resui'1
from 10 are possible one y fhss H 10 the belief ca
most men 10 Paris bs change OF Ministry.
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RROOkIYN AFEAlRs

" Mr. Hotchkiss has returned from Jsn.,,.
somewhat improved n healA bot exhibits TIA
lsmentab'e wsnt Of iafoecfusl sction Ar ,,tp-s,,.
test hi. recollection q the ssssui u2oo BIN Rave "a
ef,o proved iuitess tie has noi the gh,ss, -r-,i
ton Of the Circumstance r0r bic ireais msks 4,
eouPrahent bis prcssn, coljiiol cor the csrtss W.,
led to
" 4 r1tiianly fellow named James Mslyey q
tackled a couple Of marines named Kuhlnsn I'D "a,
gum. la Hilary q. on "Wednesday nisst Tae s.sii,s
go the worst OF IL however and srsesi,i s..
delivered into the custody OF TIA wstch bat 10 q.
scuals Kahlusn Zoe, bis bat which contained So d.
up IN ons corner OF his haudk,rchiei Ia the mon g,
ho found the hst and harskeroAei In the houso OF ~
Ferguson who keeps srosscry IN Tusly a. mis-,
the money
PR0NIsINo BoYs.-Five iGVeuilcs from N,s
York were arrested on Thursday ior hsriss s,o...
.ril boat from John Cavsnsgh. Toe young vssabo,s,
were convicted buf sentence suspended or the pio,s
Some OF them are said 70 be Of very rcsp,ei..e q,
renisge.
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Lardner', Lecture. and The Farmers, Library.
cIATE OF MICHIGAN,
Once OF Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
MONACO NAV - l-t7

hoNAehf -Ao - -~ffs J
GKEELET & hcELEArH- q egle-en. Your
eroris, IN connection with those OF Dr. LAsDSEE IN
preparing - complete edition Of as popular and a.
uscu7e Lectures ca Science and Arr which may be
eomPrshsuded BY ordinary minds. and which are,
ne'eriaeess repse with instruction are beyond praise
snail take great pleasure he communicating my ctcia
recommendation Of th=ss Invaluable Lectures 70 every
Board OF OHeer' charged wi.a the purchase Of Town
snip AMI school District Libraries through ne state
hope they may reach not only every toSL ind school
District Of Ais STATE oGi that they may be extensively
efcalaied and read hrou cur vide spread county
The voa ines Of TIE Farmers Library ana Journ.
q Agriculture I sasl also take much pleasure IN
Recommending Ia iaeir publication you have rendsred
Grateful ssryice large case Of your fellow clizens
|lo VII reSd them with profit and Be thankful
Fsfy Eu.y yours Ia MAYHEM
Superintendent OF Public lEsaeca0a
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 81.

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.n,s ,sTo.g the Porosce Terms l2t cen" week.
psyable " the Carrier
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Dinner ia Gen. Steamboat EN-
picsion- Governor OF Maryland.
PHILApELrHlA. Iuly 30-lo ?. N.

THILADkLFIiIA JuIy oV--IV 7, VI.
The New. Orleans papers Of the Esd yet due.
Later dates have been received from Monterey
where the 4th OF July was celebrated in great
style Al the dinner given on the occasion, Gen.
Taylor rose in reply 20 complimentary toast and
Is said to have made great speech That portion
oil 1t which bore on his nomination for the Presi-
dency' was OF peculiar interest. and he impressed
upon the minds OF al who heard him the firm con.
Ne'ion that he would never be candidate unless
he should be the Spontaneous choice Of the whole
country.
The L. 5 steamer Ann Chase, Brown. from the
Brszos. with troops, burst her boiler on the l2th.
killing 9 and wOunding several James Dol.n If
Pittsburgh and others died OF their wounds