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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-28
AN APPLICANT.
A Gallant German.

We take the following extracts from a
letter 70 the n. Y. Post, from Nsthaniej
N'as riIten al Buena Vista. After CIV.
tng DESCRIPTION OF the batle, he says
In HE sane part of the inid and about
he same time w1th Clay, Mckee, and
sIirdin, snutber lell, p,ercej % Lance
Shuse name Is wortby OF place il the
coils Of tame--pryate Alexander Kuoze
i Compan! u, I'd Rtgtment VI iinuls
Tie writer was honored with his isieud :
ship, and had an opportunity Of knowing
him well, beng member of the same
company aud his tent mate. His conducl
On he field was NEST soldierly, cool, cainl,
deliberate and prompt in obey iog orders.
IL s courage was conspicuous. even in the
'noment Of his death, when he refused to
surrender. Except bro her IN Sou h
america, he left no relatives on this con-
tinent. HIS widowed mother lives in
Bueckeburg, in Hanover, near 10 his na-
live city, Hamburg. He received a
Jena aud Geelringen. lie had been bu,
year in the United States when he join
ed our regiment in Alton, whittier he had
come to volunteer from Wisconsin,. Hi,
motives in taking this step were, that he
might serve the country, whoes constiru
ton he respected before all otHer systems
of government, and CRAFTY HE curiosity
in new mole of life, by seeing Mexico.
and observing, as he did with philoso
phic eye, the character Of her people and
institutions. The writer promised mnch
pleasure TO himself In travelling with INN
through this country. He was twenty
s"ven Years Of age, and probably the mns,
learned man in the army. His knowledge
Of philology was accurate and profonhd
Such was his familiarity with the Latin,
that by one days examination of a Span
ish grammar he was able 70 read this cog
nate language with facility. Many pleas
ant hours have we spent together in ram,
bling over the plains and mountains NJ
Mexico, while he filed his haverssrk
with new plants to send 10 Germany, and
which his knowle'ge of botany often en-.
ahied him 10 class ia their several genera
and species.
"A better ora braver heart than his
never beet i's last upon field Of battle,
While awaiting upon the field. on the
night Of the 23d Of February, the renewal
~ the attack bv Santa Anna, the thought
was unst corsolatory to several Of his
comrades, that jea'h on the next day.
might make them compa MONS Of Miiiiades
"f Socrates, and Of Kunze. This man
died for country Of which he wa. not $
citizen; shah I, hessid that he. the re
nnhiican son ef Germsny. wa. mt a true
smerieanf Nav ht. example animate the
hearts of those whom alone he wnuia ae.
knowledre as counir,men--the eaad and
The true ~ everv cline sna c~aatrv
sRespectfully. NsTH'L NILES,
Fadian Coru.-Mnch damage often occurs
bv The sire varm and other small worms.
aessroving the kernel or sprout Of corn soon
affer II is planted; the following is remedy:
At the time Of planting, drop in each hill
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-28

BY looking in the glass you will find one;
without brains at that Forum.
o. We have no CLAIMS to the position you
occupy in that line.
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Great rise in the Price Of Produce.

We have a most remarkable rise of prnducs
in all quarters. Flour in Baltimore and Phil
adelphia--s9. N. Y. So TO %. Wheat %
per bushel. Crcn 81 to el,0s. cleveland
: Flour s6.25. Corn So cts. Cincinnati
Flour sc. Corn As to so cts. Here. in Co
lumbns prices are unsettled, but must ad-
vance onsiderably.--S Siafesman.
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.8wfri Murder Frederick Bolmyer, Of
New Lisbon, Ohio. was murdered in Pitts
burg, on Wednesday night last, and robbed
of 3cr 400 dollars in money. A cord put
around his neck another around bis feet, and
thrown into the canal. No clue to the mur-
dsren.-- Clsysisad PIsissealer.
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Fadiaa Corn.-Much damage often occurs
bv The wire ssnrm and other small worms,
aessreving the kernel or sprout Of corn som
after il is planted; the following is remedy:
At the time Of planting, drop in each hill a
piece Of COB. The worms win worh in The,
and net touch tie corn.
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direct cnDfic, will, the facts which an i'm.
partial record Of :his war must set forth
as an important PARTON of8its hi,tory !"
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From tie Piitsbarg post--by Telegraph
.9RRiI .4LOFTHE
Steamship Hibernia
ATBOSTOM a

Fourteen Days Later from Europe.
Advance in Cotton Market.~I increased
rate of Interest ia EngiGnd-- Rise in
prices Of Grain and Flonr-.ArrivnI Of
supplies for the sufferers in IreIand..
Further rise in Flour. &c.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YORK, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. ID.
The market for -four, usual, the Of expected
later from Europe, inactive, while prices re-
manned about the Wheat continued dull and sale
made at decline previous rates Corn continued
heavy with sales Mt previous prices Rye remained the
same. There some little more inquiry for good meal
with sales In pork very little done and the market
was heavy There change In other Desc iptions
There something doing in sugar, while coffee
quiet
AsHEs-Sales Of 100 bbls pots were made at So 1872
while pearls were dull at 81.
BErswAx-Sales Of 1000 lbs were made at 24c
BREADsrurrs.- Ftour.-Small sales of Genesee fresh
ground, from new wheat. made ut SIS u.s. and 400
500 do, from old wheat were reported sold at SIS so
20 62; the latter figure for fresh ground 1000 bbs
Oswego sold at So co. and 600 do Ohio hoop sold at
So so. small lot Of 100 bbs. B. bad, with 600 a
500 do New Orleans sour sold at 81 Wheat-Saes OF
1000 bushels Ohio mixed made at 81; 500 do ILL
nos Red sold at the price, and 800 do good quail
ty Genesee new, mostly pure white, little mixed with
red sold ut 81 l5 terms considered equivalent to
tride more. Corn.--Saes Of $500 bushels western,
mixed, made at 66 cts; 100 do white sold at IS
cts 1000 do inferior mixed sold at 65X cts 1000 5000
do including yellow sold at IS So and mixed ut
90 cts and 1900 do high mixed yellow slightly mix
ed. sold ut 66 cts 5000 bushels dam aged mixed sold
% cts and 4sO0 do at 80 cts and $500 do heated ut
90 CTS. MtaI-saes of2SO bbls prime western NJ York
made ut s. 10 cts and SO d. fair quality do at
at 70 cts. Oats-Nsw worth AZ . as and old as
AZ cs one or two cargoes reported sold quota
tions.
The following table gives comparative statement of
the prices Of Breadstus the 3st ut the packet day
ior the sailing OF the Cambria and the l4th September
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Navigation or tins Ohio River.
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday. Sept. Ia PM.


Quotations for all kinds of stocks running down
rapidly any bear in the street desire Norwich
and Worcester fell or to-day per cent Reading Bonds
u; Reading Railroad u; Farmers Loan u; Morris Ca
nal Y; Canton III Long Island u, and Harlem l. Trea-
sury Notes Ohio S. and Reading Mort
gage bonds closed at prices current yesterday There
very large sales of the principal ancies at the de-
cline and the market closed heavy. Norwich and Wor
ceser Is now than II has been for several years
we immediate prospect ofits being any high
err but the contrary there every probability of its
going Within the past ten days there has been
decline this stock Of eighteen per cent and the bulls
must any quantity Of backbone IL they bear
up underit.
The demand for foreign exchange by this packet has
not asyet been very extensive quote prime bills
London at Sh per cent premium; Paris Of 26A
81 25; Amsterdam 39A 40 Hamburg 1854 SO; Bre-
men 7sX TO- We cannot expect remittances will be
made by this packet of sterling bills for very large
amount at the rates ruling the probability Is
that the premium will be much less weeks hence,
when confidence becomes restored and the character Of
some Of the bills on the market improved.
The Mohawk and Hudson Railroad Company have
declared dividend oftwo and half per cent payable
ON the 10th Of October This is the commencement of
its dividends and they will hereafter, without doubt, be
regularly paid.
We usual table of quotations for the prin-
cipal State and other stocks used for investment -
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pleIls


On the i4th inst, ISABELLA KrLr, wife OF Thcs Kyle
aged 81 years
The friends of the family, also the members Of the
Manhattan Mutual Benefit Society respectfully In
vlted to attend her funeral from her late re1dence Az
West stIeet Wednesday, the 18TH ct 81 O'Clock, r.
NJ from Troy street. without further invitation
Yesterday, l4th Sept, BRiDoEr McMANus aged
b3 years fr..
The friends and acquant ances respectfully iuvi-
ted to attend her funeral from her late residence NO
Vandrm street. this afternoon, at o'clock.
or consumption Sept l4th, Mrs. MARY ANN COUSINS,
in the 25th year Of her age
Her relatives and acquaintances also the members OF
Latayette Engine Company No 49, respectfully nvi
ted to attend her funeral Thursday afternoon At
o'clock from her late residence No As Forsyth street
On Tuesday. the lsth inst PETER DUFFY a native OF
county Monaghan, Ireland and for the last 80 years
resident Of this city.
His friends and the friends of his sons-in-law Dr. o.
Brady and Mr. John Gaynor respectfully Invited to
attend his funeral at 10 o'clock Thursday morning,
10th inst from his late residence, 4s6 Grand street
On Tuesday. l4th inst, BERNARD ScULLv Of Queens
county, Ireland, in the 35th year Of his age
His friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the Of Jackson and
Water streets Brooklyn, Thursday afternoon, at a
O'Clock
At New Orleans, the 18th August Of the prevail
ing epidemic Mr. L. WkscorT, merchant, OF that place
Ia the 25th year Of his age formerly Of this city.
At Keene, N. H., on the Sd inst, Mr. AARON WILSON,
nged 80, revolutionary pensioner.
AT New Orleans, the 5th inst, RODENT LOUIS, the
eldest son of Louis and Frances Baumy, aged year
and months
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WAsHrsoroS, Sept. Is, ls47.


Battle Of North CHARACTERIZATION at arlington
The anniversary Of the successful defence of
1914 was celebrated to-day at Custss spring by
large pic mic company under the auspices Of Mount
vernon Guards, at Alexandria. They were Joined BIZ
the knggod cavalry of the place and by the light
infantry OF Washington, and also by number OF our
citizens about 800 altogether The dancing closed 1t
sunset and the company from Alexandria repaired to
the large open boat In the canal which had brought
them up. Here on the embankment, Mr.. Gusts was
called upon, and made speech in which he glanced at
the glorious history and unparalleled prosperity of our
country and concluded by expressing his ut the
enjoyment Of the company, and declared that they
should always be welcome to the hospitaties Of Airing
ton (Three times three)
Col. Alexander ION board the boat briefly but very
handsomely returned the thanks of the whole delega-
would be venerated while he lived aud iu memory he
would be revered while the old oak put forth its leaves
Ia The spring. or as long the clear fountain con
tinued to flow TO the river. CHEERS
Apainting by Mr.. Curtis OF the battle Of Prinoeton
was hung up In the dancing saloon and attracted gen
eral admiration. The white charger OF Washington
LOOKS rs though he we're Of the tribe az "old
Whitley Of Palo Alto, Resaca and Buena Vista
Many long years to the old patriot OF Arlington Tn
cities OF Washington and Alexandria
during the last not in defend them but In
officers to stand by them and lead them and hold them
TO the work That's the reason why we have TO draw
upon baltimore for victory still, for all that the
Mexican war tells rsdsemng story for this METROPOLIS
10 the names OF Walker and May and Weightman and
Wells and Boyle, and host OF Others besides the hun
dreds she has sent down Of the rank and nle. w
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Is \ tn + M Ais.
WA'HrSoroN, Sept. 10, lsA7.

WA'HrSoroN, Sept. 10, ls47.
stu Voting.
we nave nothing later from General Scott When
the news does come, We shall perhaps have . whole
oroadsde OF glory, and victory, and peace Hone 30
NO man doubts General Scott being In Mexico The
only doubt Is, where is the Mexican army, Did It ca
ptuate Did 1t retire from the city leave the KEYS
Win the city governor Did the government evscuste
with the army are they on the spot closing up the
agreement OF ndemnities and boundaries? These ar.
.he facts yet to be known The anxiety increases with
Tue Tue oeay OF an Official report Where iB Major LaIy
ny IL IL that we have to wait for the British
II sants Anna is vanquIshed, why has he not given
scott passport and escort tor his messenger down
era Cruz In the absence of the oca facts in the
matter, we can only sft the news have received
SAN ANGEL
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Celebration 81 the .4nniversGry Of the Battle Of NORTH
Pofnt-Demoeratic Festipal- Political Calm
The celebration Of the nniversary of the Battle of
North Point was more general yesterday than has been
the case for maay years As the remnant Of these gal
liant men becomes smaller the anxiety the part Of
citizens to do honor to them their Anniversary
increases The trip Of the Old Defenders to Frederick
was most pleasant They returned at 10 O'Clock
last night highly grated with the trip their hospi
table reception.
There was grand Democratic Festival held .>ester
terdav at the Washington Garden ON which occasion
roasted OK was served up la barbecue 20 the Assem-
bllge The speaking continued I'm 10 o'clock In
the morning until late hour at night The Hon r r.
Thomas the democratic candidate for Governor addes
sed the meeting with an immense number Of spes kers
from the city and county both parties are svidsntly
trying TO get up exoitsmep relative TO the
which is now but msnth on but the day for political
daring the present generation
parsed N this Vclpy You con scarcely lind any one
whiing 70 ns'n for ten minutes st time to q stump
speech iron either party, though have doubt but
mat or election day they will all muster at the polls and
20 their duty In quiet manner Both parties to
be confident Of victory.
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WAsHISoToN, Sept. 10, lsa7.

General Taylor.
Old lack has to stand still Two of his best rsei
ments are deducted from his force His water tanks for
crossing the desert Of Encarnscion will have to remain
on this side And we believe tho policy judoious
Nothing could be gained by the march now to st Louis
ana much might be lost by the gusrss the extension
OF MS line is perhsps peace just ct hand
MOI DO We think Old Fac will resign. We expect that
NO VIII see the wisdom of the draft made upon him. and
when the policy not so apparent He has Brage's
battery yet and he may yet have chance give the
enemy a. Little more grape" In any event. with the
troops OF General Wool he hold his own and n
Sooo men are enough for this duty 10000 super
nuty The transfer Of the two regiments to Vera Cruz
Is judioous. n
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PHiLADELrHIA, Sept. Ia, 1s47.
The Paramount and Goodwill engine companies have
resumed hostes, and the second battle OF the cam
paign occurred yesterday afternoon the northern
boundary line of the city Pistols included in the
weapons used, and several Of the combssnts
rously injured. Only arrest made by the po-
lice md he appeared to be snned against than
shining II may judge from the wounds received pre-
Vousiy. '.a
The horticultural exhibition commences tomorrow
and the lovers Of that delightful art busy In pr.
pairing their collection Of psnts and flowers for exhib
ton The gardeners projecting tasty designs for or
namenting the saloons Of the Museum 8uiiDg both OF
which are appropriated to the exhibition.
the new Government mail steamer, A. b. Hetzel. AIDE
her second appearance before city front this after
noon, ana was much admired This vessel Az well AS
ne virginia win be despatched for Vera during
The present week
me regatta OF yesterday having been terminated by
the Jersey boat Pathfinder, coming ia ahead of all her
competitors, our Philadelphia boat clubs have deter
mined TO make sn effort TO retrieve their sures and
Fere challenges have been made TO the winning boat
all OF which have been accepted
Sales OF stocks at hiIndeIphla.
tlhsr BoARD-2000 shares State S. 77 do 76k: n
- BsDk, al ITO Lchgh Coal Scrip, az
AfrsR sALEs-B Union Canal a; 10 Western Bank 5is.
10 temipgoa Copper G; Mechanics Balk, 2s, 10 Be-.
yer Meadow Railroad. 20; $50 Norris Canal, iIis
AFTrn SALes-loo Union Bank. TenEesiee, 50: 200 L. a
Loan Co. 67 0i16 t000State S. 76k 400 Readna Rslosd
s2a 30 Nor anal, iiA 5000 u. 3 Treasury NOUS ies
GOO state SIS, 76z $3.50 w."
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BosroN, Monday, Sept. IL. is4,

Ifie-Traot and TTimmings
During the last four days, succession Of rainy uca
Their has been experienced rendering residence In
Yankee metropolis anything but agreeable All kinds
Of business day Is stagnsnt, and will continue to be
20 Till the equinoctsl storm IL over.
The great fair Of the Mechanics ton viii ,m
mence ON "wednesday, Sept TO- at Fanoun and Quincy
iiais when great display may be expected The lchs
infantry volunteer companies will also be reviewed
The Common on the same day.
Elder Adams, the celebrated Mormon prophet, lee
turcd last night the evils OF theatres and dancing
a crowded audience.
The Boston Theatre, under the direction Of MIR
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TELEGKiPIilC.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept I4-P. NJ.
Flosy.-The market continued rather inactive Sale
o30o bbls. Howard street made at So 25 Wheat
The market exhibited change OF moment while salt,
Of 1000 bushels consisting Of Maryland reds mad,
az 81 05sSi 10 Corn The market heavy and sale
Of 1000 bushels Maryland white and yellow we're made
at 6oc for inferior and Csc for fair quality Provisions
no alteration Whskeyno change in barrels It held
az 2a2iac Freights dull. Telegraph interrupted tor
short time day between this and New York Nothing
new from the South
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ALnANY, september bal.

ALBANY, September Il
Flour.-rhe market was dull, and sales quite limited
We quote fair to good western brands, with Geneset
at 70 a7 80 6o The latter price for fresh ground
from new wheat Whest market DUH and no sales Of
moment transpred. Corn OF 1900 bushels west
ern mixed were made at 81 cts 1000 yellow or high
Receipts by canal for the "a hours
bes Wheat, 5000 bushels; Corn 81 400 bushels; YES.
sells rather gcarce - 49, ''' ' W
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BosroN. septembnr l4-pN

D0HFUNf VI
Cotton-The market continued firm and sales of 1000
bales were made at the slight previous advance Flour
was dull, and prices disposed to droop We quote good
Western brands and fresh ground Genesec nc So SIX
So Wheat-No sales Corn-Sales Of 5000 bushel.
were made, consisting Of Western sound mixed and
yellow, zoe 75c. Rye was dull Oats-Saes of 3O0e
bushels I'D we're made ut 63c Wniskey was dull and
PROVISIONS inactive Lnseed oil heavy, while Ash
az was firm, with an upward tendency. No change in
heights.
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Photographic Correspondence Of Philadelphia Bulletin
PIrraBuRGH Sent ~, IL M.--The water in the chan
mel con inaes the rise, and there four
feet water Large drsught boats will doubtess be able
to and continue their regular trips Tor the
the In breadstufs the aspect Of the market
is very hravy, aud In favor generally, Of buyers Cot
ton is firm with light sales Very little doing In prov
sions aud prices without change. Hemp active Wool,
lair demand Groceries heavy-the stock ample.
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enthusiastically af crno' about o'clock from the
- pcmses, 500 Fourth stIeft1 silver forks, marked W. M
A.. r. and butter knife marked NJ. Dr. sis lt'rc
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A oR Foe. and sw
asa lsi%
Iav.suy,S,ion Of Hs.tes Irappeyation Pfptsn;
Europe hs last ss%
AdL ANP WiS NJ +, EaI, the Guy Cloh
the @ Church where every syis Of xii sd
be and blue to is dc ] taste of all
OVER GoATs and yER .y., - 90 to % %
shade Of tweed broadcloths beaver and pilots,
.o large a;icmei Of Sack: Flock W 10 ~ u
6 Goa,s single Jingle az AID "a do 3 s5ss Y
French p' AND ' Eas iias' black ca.
VESTS % AXIS saS 2, 80
large French English % 10 .ss
American Broadc OF Cassimeres and yestings, winch will
Dc maze up 70 order to sun the most bhSsI SMITH
sis 3ot.m lo2 Fulton ST. opposite the Old Dutch Church.
f4fE Asa
the ed stand IS Bowey French aud Paper. Of
naeures Band Boxes. Trunks and fancy Paper Boxes Of ali
Gil. wanted to work on Band Boxes at IS Bowery.
soT ,ssss q: q
health The only cause for dsposng established prof.
s0S
as s sii ss attended rs' addressed . box
HAVANA SEGAR MART 2O5 Water street, corner of
IL sutton street N Y-Francis Butler having made ar.
RAJ s.gemsa with several Manutasurs. Havana also with
10 the city of New York furnish him samples Of all
their choicest brands begs to the public they may
Ss iSp :S the
purchasers. " ~
Nb-Dutv free for exportaton. SIS 7tsm
ITO CANARY BIRD FANCiERs..A meeting of cana.
opposite Nibos Garden Friday evening Sept nth
o'clock hear the Of the committee 10
form constitution aud draft bye laws the
socaton All canary bird fauciers invited attend
sis 3t~rc - $500
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Ell 1T o THE
ELATEST MOMENT.
rELE aRAPHIC. ~
ADDITIONAL FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA, Isl7.
Ihe correspondent at Petersburgh received neither
papers nor letters by the Southern mail this morning
letter to the New Orleans Picavun< dated Mt Busu
~'a 'oth uit says that Col Payne of the North Caro-
"a regiment had rendered himself unpopular with bis
.s'"eh', The men were disposed to revolt ihey had
'ro"h stones at his tent, refused To obsv him ii
shot two of them
another report says that the New Orleann nansrs of
the 9TH contain news NJ
Legislative Proceesiinps
Albany, Sept. Ia, islT
senate
The par redemption bill goes over to next AIonasv
The bill to establish asylum for idiots WA tak.
up but not disposed Of
The Senate took up the bill to restore Smith A. Dough
ton, and Others to the rights Of citizenship
Mr. j. y. Smith moved to strike the euset;ng
clause from the BILL the ground that tina power T.
restore is with the Governor and not with the Lse
lature
The bill was eventually postponed to the slst Of De-
oember.
After which the Senate adjourned to Friday next
ASSEMBLY.
The bill to consolidate the school and deposite funds
and to reduce the number Of loan Commissioners was
passed
Inc House went into Committee Of the Whole on tho
general lien law, but unable to dispose of It,
me Dill relating to the taxation OF personal property
IN New York. was further debated In committees Of tho
whole but was likewise not disposed Of Adjourned to
Friday.
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL NOTICE
Holders OF Illinois and Michigan Canal Scrip who wish
TO bond the same, Governor French being ~ the city,
can avail mseiyes 81 toe benefit 81 an for funding
office of lillian aud John OBen No. % Wall street, where
be found from 10 A. NJ. to 7. VI for few
days Illinois and Michigan Canal Bonds will be given for
the princna aud Interest Certificates for the interest
IL il desr bic that the holders of the Scrip should present
the without deav the operation Of funding will be
York sN Otis ewh
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Turtle Dlnmeg.-TAe nfSh and last Turtle
Dnnrr cr this season. ss Burnhsms Mansion House Bloom.
insdxs will take place Thursday the 18th Sepe