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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-01-09

IowA.-One balotng for United States Senators
took place in convention Of the two Houses of the
Legislature of Iowa on the 18th ultmo. Judge
WILSON, one of the caucus candidates of the Demo-
cracy, received 30 votes, and JONATHAN McCARTY,
of Lee county, formerly Representative in Con-
gress from Indiana, like number. The st. Louis
Republican says;
He received all the votes Of the opposition except onethat
of Mr.. Browning, Of Des MONIES, Whig which given
to Mr.. Mitchell of Davenport also Wing, and the late
ddae for the United States House Of Representatives on the
Wing ticket Mr. McCary received 80 votes but for the
of the remaining tailed of election. Thereupon
the Senate being composed of majority Of Locoocos deter
mined terminate the joint session. and adjourn their
chamber. No other balloting had"
The Legislature adjourned over to the 18th or 9th
of January.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-01-09
THE FINANCES OF Pennsylvania.

The annual message of Governor SKUNK, which laid
before the Legislature of Pennsylvania Wednesday last
gives the following exhibit of the financial affairs of that State,
find that portion of the message abridged the Pha-
delphia Chronicle
The State debt the Of December last was appears
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SENATE BILLS.
Bills from the Senate Of the following titles were taken up
twice read, and referred as follows, viz:
bill for the relief Of Joshua Dodge Referred TO the Com
mttee on Foreign Affairs
bill authorizing the purchase Of the papers Of Alexander
Hamilton. Referred to the Committee Of the Whole the
state of the Union.
bill for the relief Of the legal representatives Of John Rice
Jones' deceased Referred 10 the Committee Public Lands
bill declaring the of Congress certain States
impose tax upon all lands hereafter sold by the United States
therein, from and after the day Of such SALE Referred
the Committee on Public Lands.
bill to apply certain alternate sections of the public do
main toward the completion of works Of internal improvement
in the State Of Michigan, and for other purposes Referred
to the Committee Public Lands.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. L. H. EWING, previous notice having been given,
obtained leave introduce bills of the following titles viz
bill making compensation to pension agents ; and bill
providing compensation for the officers and soldiers who
ed in the Indian prior 10 the treaty Of Green,ile in
1895; which bills referred the Committee on Revou-
tionary Pensions.
Also, bill to alter and amend the Judicial system OF the
United States which referred to the Committee the
Judiciary.
Mr. KAUFMAN, previous notice having been given, in
troduced the following bill
Mr.. PILLSBURY (preyous notice having been gyen) in
troduccd bill to authorize the erection Of lighthouses in
Texas, and for other purposes
Be enacted BIZ tie Senate and House of Representatives.
Of the United STATES of america Congress assembled,
That the President OF the United States be and he is hereby
authorized increase the naval establishment of the United
States by adding thereto the naval establishment Of the late
Republic Of Texas and for the purpose of enabling him do
he increase the number OF officers the navy Of the
United States as follows viz captain commander, lieu
tenants, surgeon pursers, masters, and mdshpmen
Mr.. CATHCART, previous notice having been given, OBJ
tanned leave to introduce the following bills viz:
bill for the prosecution of the work upon the harbor
Michigan city, in Indiana Referred the Committee on
Commerce,
bill for the reduction Of the price Of lands acquired Of the
Miami Indians, in Indiana, minimum Of one dollar and
twenty-five cents per Referred to the Committee on
Public Lands.
bill granting certain quantity Of land, in the State Of
Indiana aid in the construction Of the Buffalo and Mssis-
spp Railroad through said STATE. Referred to the Committee
on Public Lands,
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Value of Imports IN 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-21
FRANCE--.scarci,y Of Food aud Prospect,
For the Futmrc.

The Paris correspondent, of the Euro
pean Times, says:
The distress that exists in all parts of
the oounlry is,ery great, In some de-
partmen,s carts and boats, laden with
corn, have TO be accompanied by detach-
mcnis OF soldiers 10 save them from being
plllaged by The people. In others there
has been rio.ing, which, however, has
been promptly suppressed. In Paris
bread Is now dearer than i, was in the
great scarcity Of about thirty years ago,
aud yet new increase Of price to the
extent Oft Id or i'd per ID. took place
on the LIST. The Government, however.
has taken every measure tina, eugenuiiy
could suggeslto keep prices moderate al
Paris, and il has succeeded in making
.hem less Than in most parts of the kinr.
dom. The extraordinary dearness of
fojd would have oecasioncd some ire
,nenjous outbreak in the capital, if The
municipality had no. devoted many mill.
IONS OF francs TO enable the poorer of the
working classes TO get bread at the ordi.
nary rate. The sum span, in ,hi, way
during Inc present month amounts to
about 1900. 900 francs for the month
OF April il is calculated al Lien, 600 f.:
= similar amount will have 10 be given in
May, and perhaps also in June and
ever since the end Of October. a sum
equally considerable has been spen, eyert
month. Vas. imporlaiioas of corn have
been made from RUSSIA, Turkey, ,he J.e.
want, Greece and the United States. I'm,
especially from Russia. From the States
Tie arrivals have been much fewer, and
much less important than were expected
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u At all these vast imporialious have been
almost lutiicrIusly small. when compared
with The imnouse wants 10 be supplied.
Now, however. that the fine weather is
beginning 10 return, the Russian poIis
viii become free from lee. and the YES
sells from America will have To stluuple
less against untavoIahe winds. l.arpr
supplies may therefore be expected hy
the end at the ensuing pnnil: and the he.
ginning of May. There is, however. not
'hc slightest probability, or, il might be
ssld, possibility, that these supplies viii
he able To cause ANY considerable rcdur.
hon ct ir.res before the cad Of May
The JJHraoi DIS Utjdis, which, as the
Government or IAN, has access to the hes
Information states ,hls most positively
Sch of your readers. therefore, who
deal IN corn, may export any quantity OF
breadslui, IN France, with the fullest as
surarce that. provided they arrive within
eight weeks ir IN Ibis time, they will find
a ready marketa. high prices. Hitherto.
American spectators and dealers have
strangely neglected Frame, in order to
turn all their attention to England. This,
perhaps, was natural, for the French ne
elected 10 send nut orders, and, besides.
had no vessels to send But Your read
ers may be- assured that France has sui
need ul all The supplies of food she can
possibly get, aud that she is prepared to
pay high plices for them. Her situation,
in truth, is worse lhau that Of England rs
Il proved by tie .act that she has imported
some immense Quantities OF bread stuii,
from Englisil ports. Ii would he pro-.
dent on the part Of your American sub.
scl5orS TO be prepared to send large sup
plies oil food TO France next year. The
JOHrHW dcS DtddiS has put forth a most
lam nlablc article, IN which 1t says lhai
there will be no polaloe crop al all, that
the rye has already sustained injury in
the southern departments, an that it
would be most nnprulcni TO calculate on
The supply Of wheat being up to the usual
average. Three melancholy assertions
Of the aJesl and most Influential news
papers in France caused perfect panic
on the Sock EXchsage, AMI every one
islt that they had rather palIiaied than
exaggerated the ruth. repeat then,
that 1t would be prudent Tor the American
farmers TO take INTO ihcir calculation the
extreme probabiIiiy---,l would not be too
much 10 say certainty Of their being
called on next year To help To make up
the deficiency Of the harvest oil Fauce,
and perhaps, also, that Of other countries
OF Europe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-21

To PreueM Smut in Uheai.-Al-
though directions have been given tine
and again how to prevent! smut in wheat,
our farmers do not seem to have read
,hem, and therefore we repea, them.
Make briLe Of suillr strength to bear
up an egg be careful thai il is not above
blood heat, then let the grain soak in i.
from one 10 two hours as is most conven-
lent.
While in soak, stir up the grain occa.
sionally, AM every time this is done take
of the scum foul stuff and ligh, seed tina,
Use on The top of The brine. As the grain
is taken out, spread il out on floor or in
The sun, and scatter Stacked lime, ashes or
plaster over it, TO dry it, Lime is the
best material for this purpose if i, can
be had. Ii will dry in bali an hour in the
sun, and then be ready to be sown.
Copperas water is frequently used, ID.
stead OF brine, to soak the seeds but we
prefer brine. Ii is good plan 10 pre-.
pare rye, barley and buck hea, oats, for
sowing, in the same way.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-21
NOTICE..

DERSONS DESTROYS of purchasing
D. lots in the "Ouawa Cemetery" can
have tie same rr IS each, iftaken before
the lsi Of May next, after which time an
additional price will be charged in pro-
portion 10 the value Of the improvements
made. G. ii. NORRIS.
March 70, lS47. 3G--tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-21
I.aili. Eath!!

A FRS / rate article Of bunch lalh is
"a now being made at the Marse'.IeS
mills, where they will be constantly kept
on hand they will also be kept for sale
in Ottawa, by Randolph Sizer aud G..
Burr they are better article than pine
Ialh, aud will be sold cheaper than the or
binary cost of getting lath from Chicago.
A lolerable article will be sold at 50 per
thousand. U...
November ID, 1916.
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NU'IFT Y lTUi-N, TDT TIVTt = : NlFV@ WIG Ns
And all other things III proportion.
Attention is also invited 10 my stock
OF English blauNets, counterpsnes, broad
cloths and bonnet ribbons, of which
have great variety. all imported direct,
at The lowest prices. | also expect to
receive in few weeks; a full supply OF
winter goods. which will be able to sell
tor for Cash or country Produce.
Tl3 Il. BAssNETT.
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Jack and dog chains Simmons broad Cons conping do c.
TOOLS carpenter bench planes by these single
bali nail and shoe hammers, and hook
mIaW bsmis
guard v'r' pocket and knives f
norre locks and ac knobs chest closet uoboarl
and
mills and blu, brass kettles, pans grind stone hncgs conn
wasl-boltjs. dinner
britannia table teaspoons brick and lsn row
els brass and candks and
knives backing srrbg braces and bits pn locks
Hi,Ns
dog Ocarlsp
oil ps, sheep knobs t SQUARES, shears
md SCISSORS assorted table butts and casIors tarks bd,
SADLERY.
hundred
frames handles bands anI buckles bias rar lace moss etc
We also continue and keep sheet iron and
copper ware We are selling and other
age; and we whhnu be understood that unso
request our Old customers and aohs getting worth their
NTFY Cn
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DRyGS. MEDICINES, &C,

.ENHE subscriber has just received
Il from New York, Philadelphia and
ST. Louis, large, fresh aud well selected
stock of drugs, medicines, dye slurs,
paints oils. putty, glass and glassware,
&c. Sc; alsot he best quality of brandies
and wines for medical purposes.
N. B. The most approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call a, the old stand on the south side of
The public square, and examine th stock
be(orepurchasi elsewhere.
July %, 1916 G. l. WALKER.
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\ E W S j O Il E
R La S0Ne, IN.
RICHARD COPY

IN OuLD respectfully inform the
w citizens of Peru, La Sale, and
the adjoining country that his stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hartware, Boots g. Shoes.
&c, &C., &C.,
is equal TO any in the country. His
stock was selected with great care for lhls
market, and he feels satisfied that his
prices are as low rs those Of any otter
establishment IN he country. lie IT.
specially invites tie farmers and Others
TO giye him a call before purchasing else
where, and see and Judge for lhemael' o5.
La Sale, March ID, 1916.
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IRON AND NAILS.

AZ TONS IRON Il NAII.S.--We have Just
y received our Spring stock Of Iron and
Nails. direc, from the mandatory. all Of which
we will warrant 10 DO Of the very hes, quality,
aud will be aold at the lowest prices.
April 10 1917. J. MANLEY & CO.
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GREAT BARGAIN.

NIOR Satellite equal undivided
H. half of FIGURING mn, with two
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus
tom and one fer merchant work; two
bolts; screen smut mill corn shelter,
aud everything in complete order for Gus
tom and merchant work. Also, a saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hOu
Ses and store--OnC new two story
housc--and several out.bulldings, with
100 acres of land. Situated near the
mouth of Indian creek, two miles from
slack aud navigable water that inlersects
the canal, and miles from Ottawa.
A goOi nile and immediate possession
glven. Small part cash, and a credit for
balance to suit purchaser. Enquire OF
NJ. T.. Uollister, Esq, at the court
house, or at Cushman s. Gridley's store.
June II, 1916.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

DESPECrFULLYreturns, hanks to the Ct
Ia, izsns al OttaNaand vicinity fortheiibrtn
,ltr,nagr he has hcrelofm, r,ceiy,d aud b,l'.
D m,rit continuance 0 f. he same. ilis IGitt
40 Establishment is on tn, south I'D, oitht
~ lc square, oyerJ. auj & Armour'- store
e. - prepared 10 do vorS IN the n.ost r,asrua
he terms. and warrants all garment mad, /,
iintoGt. Cutting vii he done on shou rori,,
aud warranted Ia II, ( property made ~. III,
RI | AND WlnTtR FhShIlkS
From New So,k city, have Just b,,r rcC,i',d
has eulhIlug him to furnish gaucut. Iu a.,
ltrs' and most approved style.
n. 81 LtaLsr. ana mos' KIND, ~ couHfl
pradltc, uH 5c'aksH IN PogmoUyor w"b
ottawa. Nc, .3. 1876
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Mark this we'll.

A GUE.-Thcre is no necessity for
"a any one to have the Ague when it
is so satisfactorily proved tina, Marken.
zie's Tonic Febrifuge will effect radical
cure. SO convinced are the proprietors
of this fact, that they have authorized
their agents to refund the money in all
cases where i, fails, when the directions
are strictly complied with.
Il. BAssNETr,
rIl1 Agen, for the Prnprietors
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4 Z TIE n TsON!!
GREAT REDUCTION IN Prices AT
+. BASSNETT'S

no. 1, Brick BuHdings !
AFiNG lately received an addi,
4 & lonal supply oiine English print,
lnd de hines, | viii now eel them a
Nc0 Fork Uholesaie Prices.
These goods are Of the finest texture
Of the fastest and most brilliant coIors
lnd of The most esteemed styles. X
therefore invites all who wish to pur
chase fall dresses, TO call and Sc thea
before they bny olseWhe condIen
,haI they are boIh-eheoP' thecpey"ano
rhcape3i!H
L00k 1T MeSe PrjceS, and remcmlc;
that tie Quality can't be beat
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Notice.

FEVIlE public are cautioned against
II purchasing the following described
notes Of hand, TO wit: One note dated
10Th February, 1876, for the sum OF 500
dollars, due and payable on or before the
25th December, 1876, TO David Cox or
order, and assigned by John K. Jackson;
one other note dated 10Th February,
1916, due and payable on or before the
25lh December, l6i7. 10 David Cox or
orde,, for the sum of 5li dollars, and as
signed by John r. Jackson. The con-
sidcraliop for which the above notes were
given having entirely failed, am resolv.
ed on no, paying them.
JOHN X. JACKSON.
Champagne Go. Ws,, 8prii 8. 80
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FlSE GREAT REMEDY L0t,
MAN O. ASEASE.
'rARRELLs' ARABIAN LINlnrAr.

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the large size, aud in ) weeks he was welt.
have also used It to great advantage IN dry shoul-
der and the spllnt. | would therefor, confident.
~ recommtnj It to the public as the best mryt-
c,uc Of the kind in use, j. NIlLIANs, FU.f.r.
Princes Grove, Peoria county, Sept /, lS+5.
Ws.vS. FWrtH-l cured my horse OF stab
"a the breast, received Icy jumping against rail,
be wound being 81 large you cauid have entered
meuJ,d, without any effect, until about lour
mouths had passed, when 1t got fuilol proud
l.sh, nmd was exceedingly swollen and lrhlmcJ.
then w,~ persuaded 10y many Of my nrIgtnUrs
TO try your Imminent; nrst using some lT,cili
tate &, cat oct The proud hysa. then applied
the Imminent according to directions, and tie
swelling which was great, euur., i,n the pnr.
from ihc head down 'he o"s"el to the ho"L "r
wound 'h'n co~m'"c'd healing, 'H' 10 q L."
days WIS perfectly we'll bci''e commenced
using \""I "'u'l"r ""u." nave take" ten at
Tar, i"r h' animal Wuu'd h'' ''" i'"A al ~
J"''"s ''f her as she IT, euu''H wei nnd works
tue same as ever sue "'"' vas o"e day pu'H'hs
nay ana 10 h"h'"g '',S s"'"s ',u 'HN"'h '''
tort win the i'S, h'%N'l ''''n "''' nay, "is
very suddenly oIl''''u I''n S".'N,'S l,'| ''
'"e W., ~ ""'," '''''," ~, P''''H "''t'''S
nd IA. Is d .IU a | q a.
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CrOckery! CrOcIIcry
BROWN DOn,csiiCs, Sc.

iG> bales Of ii heavy,
ES2' superfine Waverly's,
600 lbs of best southern yarn, No B to -,
100 carpet warp, doubled aud
lw listed. plain,
100 lb4 OLDEST doubled and
twisted. colored,
800 lbs candle wioking,
800 ,oitnn batting, for sale very low by
Iuly 2S, lS46 q Il WAIVER
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Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to James Ry-
"a. an, by note or book account, While
at Peru or Marseilles, will please call at
his store in Marseilles on OF before the
fifteenth day Of February next, and settle,
or their notes and accounts will DC left
with a proper officer for collection.
Marseiles. Jan. 10, 1917.
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DAYTON
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'oe'1' snare o'Puon' p"''"'"- -" "0''' -
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r,.,,,,, ,, ,.rue
tNNSlmfrP. NallNell, lNltu, 't"NN. LlNN'!
IidVurlS Of different Kinds, and Blankets,
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Cheap Boot ana Shoe st0rc.


TIE subscriber has Just
received better assortment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
T. than was ever before offered
M in this market, among winch
tx are Ladies CATERS. haIfa-5l
{>.4'sss ,ers. buskins, KID slips, mo-
rocco do, gentlemen's dne French calf
boots, fine morocco boots, and general
assortment of calf, pegged, kip and coarse
boots. together with boys boots, chill.
dreu's shoes, &c, which he offers for
sale cheaper than the cheapest for ready
cash. A A FISHER.
Ottawa, Sept. II, lsiG-ll #
n. B. The best of doUbIe.soied thick
boots constantly on hand and made to
order at S2.5O
Welled Boots 2.25
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EUNPOWDER; good sporting powder a
w thirty three centsat BAssNErrs.
Ottawa, July 10. 1916
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S2G0 Dollars Reward.

nRlED Peaches aud Apples, Of superior quail
~ iiy for sale at 31.l BouCnrnN's.
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Fever and A.ue,
Fer lnyaliis,

4 N excellent article ofpor, wine and brandy
~. for sale by July 30 4 BASSNETT.
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EEANTElj--A quantity Of srob's, Cash
w and goods will be paid f'r good article
ifLeliverrd socn. BARNARD. 81
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zoo Pounds cotton batting for sale
COO by CUsHnAN & GRrDLEY.
Selling OF az Cost.
Fire! FIRE.!

ftLOfiiS aud wooden gnods...Srvcral pieces
u French black very superior cloths. Also.
rlssmercs, black, hluc.black, aud fancy ut DIFF
Icrcn, prices. Several pieces OF jeans different
styles an. at dillerear prices. Three pieces wool
black cloths cheap tor clnnks. Also, sheep
grays, snttincrs, rwccds etc. ! G N,TrIVGrn 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-19
FoR TIE VINO.
To the Wings OF the Eighth Congress
SiOnai District.

In consequence u resignation OF our late worthy
and esimable nddste, Henry + Garrett, Esq. II be
comes our imperative duty to supply his place by tue ac-
ton o. another Convention. No one can regret more than
did the circumstances that have attended Mr. Garnets
nomination, the clrcumsta- that led his withdraw
from the In that signatiol ceranly have
sustained the loss OF intelligent and available cand date
but let be tared in purpose aud design which
TO elect candidate. Ii bat preserve unison and
harmony n ranks, this undoubtedly will be doae.
We have many t4.ented and influential Wings in the
Disrc who ucHy merit this high station bat certain 3
there deserving II. m my humble opinsn
than Col. RoBLET w. CARTEE OF Ricnm nd county In
ge oni never swerVing Wig and the undenaby accom-.
Pshcd scholar. lie hos gone the test and proven
10 be good coInhe has been weighed and not found
waning"
do wish be deemed as speak ny IN terms of de-
r0Eatou OF dsparigemcut Of the prominent ndiv
viuls 20 the District, when say that Mr. Caters axe
Hsdg tstusSH The fSO sITeHes--in conjunction with
hs superior mental and physical abilities, ,re-eninently
BELTS nm for tins high station. Let Mr.. Carter receive
the nomination. and will hazard my right arm upon I e
glorious, brilliant and triumphant victory which will await
him.
The L9cos might q" pro iorms" indulge the hope that
they have heretofore succeeded m eccting their man.
they have for f-ar-bu would remind the that
Mr.. Hunter Is not the field and would also add
that even he Mr - rot potent and omnipotent IS
they suppose. Proc Col Ro W Carter the candidate
and will behold when toe poll Of district s opened
TO vew emblaz'ned upon Lanaer the pleasing ofds
-" ViCT-RY EIcToEY :" LOYDS
EsaEr r..