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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
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- - 1913. -,
MattesOn & Preston,
COMMISSION \ FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
ST. LOUIS, MO.

COMMISSION h FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
JOEL A. mArrEsoN, JOHN b. PRESTON.
Capt Calvin Case, !" s.. ious:
MeSsrs. Pomeroy 4 Durkce, :.
" Smith & Townsend, New Orleans;
p. A. Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge;
Benjamin Wacle, Esq, Notcl.ee:
MesSrS. Williams and Lawrence, Quiucu:
|. \. Morris, Esq,
l.. p. Sanger. Esq, Galsno
MessrS. Wadsworth, Dycr& Chaplin, Chicago
" Ogden and Jones,
Gen. Jacob Fry, g
Messrs. Matteson & Bradner, Joliet;
Walker 4 Tickling, Ohama;
- CuShman & Gridley,
Isaac Hardy, Esq, LdSdLe;
ID. l.. Hough, L"
James Dunlap, Esq, JaciSoAriLe;
Messrs. Cortenins 4 Griswold, PEORIA;
g Phelps * Bourland,
Hon Thomas Ford,
Messrs; Bradner y Co., New York;
David Leavitt, Esq,
Messrs. Suydam, Sage & Co., "
Z" Corning, Homer & Co., Albany;
\. J. Williams, Esq, Utica;
Messrs, Kimberly, pease s Co., Buffalo,;
Jey & Webster,
* Reed, Parks & CO., Beaver;
Z" Bobb & Bishop, Cleveland;
Burrows * Co., Cincinnati:
IS Williams & Dilworth, Pitisbuy;
Knapp < To,tcn,
L. * F. Faber,
!. d. Harmon, Esq, Peru;
MesSrs. Hoffman < Coats, "
I. ID. Brewster, Esq,
A. ! H. I Ki1gely' Esq, Springfield;
VIM. Fem, Esq, Lacon;
Mcssrs. Dudley x Wardlow, Hennepin;
ChaS. {. Wilcox, Esq, Pekin.
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSlGNMENTs.
Referring 10 our Gard above we take this oc-
caslon TO solicit Consgnmcnts of Merchandise,
either for sale here, or forwarding to other points
We shnll conEre ourselves To a Commission
and Forwarding Business. and feel conGdsn, in
assuring YOU that our experience, in business,
and acquaintance generally in the country. will
enable us TO give any business with which We
may be favored the most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing to baye groceries Of ony
kind, or any other article purchased in ST. Louis
or New Orleans and shipped to them, can have
1t done by sending their orders TO us, for two
aud hall per cent, on the money invested. Per-
sons doing retail business any where west of
Detroit, or in any other direction, can depend
upon having their orders filled at as low rates,
II they send to us, and perhaps lower, than they
could by coming themselves. Every attention
shall he given IN having goods put in good oIjer
ana shipped ut low rites, however small the
amount may he, tina, is sent to us to be Invested.
IL shall be done promptly and to order.
MATTESON Il PRESTON.
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

Srnds SdrNapgril.d. thousands who have tined. II
are more lhau satisfied, are delighted. Ladies OF
ever, slatou, crowd our Office daily.
Notice o. ihe LHdisS -lho-c that initiate ~
Tuuu-euds Sarsapanla, have invariably called their
stuff great rcmedu tar families. &c, and have CO.
med our hills aud circulars whrh r"Intc- Ia the com
paiut- oi women, wuid Tor wori--ottT men whu put
an medicine, have siucC the great surcrs-''s at ID
TarnScHds NIisdpTdid IN complaints lucudtut to
females. recommended hcir~ though prev",lsly they
dId not \ number ol these mixtures, pills etc are
INJURIOUS to trualcs, as they uggrayac disease and
undermine the constitution.
Nrrofuia Cucd-lhls ccrudcnc concu-ycIy
moves that thus sai-ipaua has prric, cnutrul over
the most obstinate diseases o the blood Three per
sous cured IA one h0u~r Is Unprecedented
Three 1hiidica-Dr 1ornSend-Dcar Sir |
have the pleasure 10 Inform YOU that three ct my
children have bccu cured ut the scroula 10y the use ot
your excellent modlc.uc. They wrTc afflicted very
severely with bad sores have akcu only tour bottles,
utook them AWAY, for which feel my-cliundcrd deep
ohlHauuns Yours respectfully,
lNAcW CRMS, LOG Wooster 4.
Opiaian Of PLUsiciaHs DIR Townsend Is almost
daily rcccviug orders from physicians ~ dillcrcnl
par,s OF the Uulou This Is Ia certify That We. the
Undersigned PHYSICIANS al the city ui Nhnny. have ~
numerous cases prescribed DR. Town-rnd's Sarsapa-
um. aud believe it To bc one Of The most valuable
preparations III the market II !, PuLiNH, NJ. o.
] WILSON, N. u.
K i BHlGGS, NJ. o.
.li6a,p. April T. 1870. + T.. E,NEYGoRr, NJ D.
t,oD-Owlur 10 ihr great success anl mlmcu~,
sale of Dr. rown-ruj- SnrNpaulin, a number Of
men who were formerly oW agents, have colnmcu.
rrd maAIus Say-aparIH Extract. EiNrS, Eltlu-
Extract. of y elbow Dock. &c. They lcurmIy put
It up IA the came shaped bottle. aud some OF them
have stolen uuI copied our ADVERTISEMENTS they nrI
uuly worthless milarou- aui should be- ay"ldri.
Principal Office l26 Fulton street, Sun I}uidIug, \
Son. 1872 North Second st., Philadelphia : ; liancr
DurS,-t Baltimore. L VI Cohen. Charleston
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Gitus 6owr.
New Store---NeW Goods.

TNIIE subscriber has opened store two doors from
] the corner Of Canal and La Sale SITS, on the west
where he offers tor sale to the citizens Of Ottawa and
vicinity a well selected and general assortment OF Dry
Goods, Groceries, Crockcry aud Hardware.
ALSO,
Mails and Glass. Brush Hats,
Scythes and Sneatls, Wool
Hoes and Rakes, Leghon
Boots and Shoes Palm
All are requested to call and examine his stock q
Goods before purchasing elsewhere, as h. is detennn
ed to sell as cheap as the cheapesbeieyng that The
nnble siXpence Is better than the slow shilling Mos
kinds ofcounry produce Will be- taken in exchange io
goods Ottawa, lunc lG' 1873 l, HOWE.
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La Sale Probate Court.

Estate Of Peter Schemerhorn, dec'd.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons hav-
~ ing claims against tie estate of Ptrru
ecnEMFnHonS, late Of the county Of I.asaIe and
state of Illinois, decd, TO present the same be-
fore the probate court, to be held at Ottawa on
the frs, Monday Of July, 1913, as have fixed
on that date tor adjudicaling the same.
SARAH r. SCHEMERHORN,
NAV 1914 Ut A2,,,Erir
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Gbitaso ADVERTISEMENTS.
Chicago Book Store.

OlllCdSU DUUk OIOrt.
A. ii. & G.. b u II l. E Y,
(l.n,e Gale IL Coz
Publishers, Boo sellers, &Stationers,
No. i22 Lake Street, Chicago, H.,
Ak AVE on hand a large
WSS-A i stock Of school, law,
~A Nm classical, medical and mis-
aAvA Nz23sA celllneous books and sta.
kSAxAs%a1a9u onary which they olltr at
wholesale or retail, on reasonable terms. A.
mong the school books, may be found works OF
the various authors upon
Geography, Arithmetic, Reading,
Grammar, History, Spelling,
Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy,
M.themalics, Languages, EIocution,
And HE Sciences generally.
Bunk BpDkS--Records, lcgers, day books,
memorandum and pass books.
Books Tor record, hotel registers, county OF
town purposes, made to ORDER IN superior
manner.
Papcr---Letrcr car, aud printing paper
drawing paper, tissue, gold, silver c"l 1red, and
other fancy paper Also, pos, office and wrap
ping paper.
Printing Hk---Black, blue, and red, hes, qua.
llties Cor news and book printing. India. print.
ers, ivory surface cards aud sheets constantly OIL
hand
Siaiionary..-Ink, inkstands, sand, sand-boxes
WATERS wai"r.boxe~, seallng.wax, rules, s,eel
pens. gold and silver pencils.
Cmhoy.-. Rogers, Wosrcnhulm and Crooke'.
best knives, razors, scissors, etc.
1TiSic---panoflftes, guitars, mel Ideons, VIC
Inns, flutes, aud brass and other instruments
with instruction books, and large variety d
music also, very large variety Of sacred mu
sic books.
Paper HangingS'. The larges, and best s,ocl
OF iiue aud cheap paper hansngs and bordering
in the west. Window curtains, iire.hoard prints
e., always on hand.
a. II. Il 4. Burnley are agents for llv
ings,pn aud Fnrgo's Express, for the transport
atInI Of nack rns Of mnnnY OF meIch and Zn.
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Blank Books
TO Farmers.

A LARGE assortment, Of Agricul,ur-
IA al Works and other books impor-
,aHt to Farmers, constantly on hand and
for sale by A. II. e. C. hurley,
apl4 l22 Lake steet. Chicago
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Clemsnt-nlarsrillrs.
FARM ERS'
ONE-PRICE STORE
IN MARSEIIIES

YIN E.HkICr. = ONE
IN MARSEILLES.
>1E subscriber begS to inform
the farming community Of this,siciniiy that
be has opened astore at the above piace,and will
endeavor to obtain their patronage by Jrir and
honorable d,aEng aud moderate prices. HE
stock is IN part composed Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardtcare,
7Inmore, Hats and Caps, B0ots
and Shoes, ready made ClOhing,
&C., all of which he will dispose OF
for Cash or Produce at or bciow
ONaiOd Prices.
Wanted for Cash or Goods.
5000 bushels Wheat, 10000 bushels Corn,
10000 do Oats, 1000 do Barley.
Having made arrangements with line Of
boats, the subscriber informs farmers anl Others
that he will deliver freight or produce for them
either at Chicago or st. Louis, in good order
and on moderate terms on the opening OF canal
navigation. lie has also made arrangements to
be supplied with PINE LUMBER by boats, which
he will sell at Chicago prices, adding only thu
freight. 4. CLEMENT.
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Hardware e. CrOCkery.

J.. 81 enter upon this springs business witt
full determination to sell goods cheap for gont
Poy aud good pug oniy thankful for all past IA
yors aud ipr the very liberal patronage eNterde'
thus far, aud hope by honest aud fair dealing
to merit sill luther the confidence aud patron
age OF my friends and the pubic at large.
Ottawa ApuI % 1918
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J. q. Nattinssr.
J. &. Nattinger

j. Os NdttlnSef
Has receired most orhis rry large purchase Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Embracing a large lot Of singhams, lawns
IL barge, dress goods, black aud iancy dress
handkvrchiefs, with almost every Article of ladies
summer wear, white goods, brock linens; with
other dress trimmings; thread laces, Isle lacrs
aud edgings, and lnseuings.
GcmtlcneHs Wear
IN great vanety--,l,ths asst, all wool kinds,
yradeies, Crolon cloths, fancy cashmere, &c,
cotton summer wear, with something nice for
children.
Brncn and Gharhca musEns, rSry cheop.
Ladies Florence, Chin. pearl straw, with u few
very fine English Dunsiable Bonnels, also, a
pretty Rutland braid bonnet as law as 81 80 each.
Ladies wishing to supply themselves with u new
bonnet aud a nice Tlbbnn, must not t,il To cali
aud see them. Ladies aud thlldren's Slips,
Buskins, &c. Particular attention is requested
to the keady Made Clothing.
Many persons have been Accustomed to 20 II
Chicago and ~. Louis to make laelr puIch Eases
in this line, IT - Eoped every reasonable buyer
can be satisfied aud induced to buy here when
they sre the style d pricos
/ SM and Cotton ParaS0b from 10 Ia 400. Al
so, School Books, Stationary, Wall Paper, aud
Window PAPER, &c.
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Land for Sale.

| IMPORTANT and pccmplory sale nj Phladc-
| phla ot about 1900 acres OF land m Illinois and
Wisconsin
On Thursday. the 81 day Of October lSiS, at o.
clCgk IN the evening, at the Exchange, IN the city OF
Philadelphia, and state OF Pennsylvania the suh~Crl-
lrrs val sell al public auction, 10 the highest bidder
by order OF the Trustees Of the Bank OF the United
States, under deed OF assignment Of 1t OF May, ISL
II 535 i2-luNlh, ncrcs Of land lying IN the counties
Of La Sale, Bureau, Rock Island, NarhalI. Putnam,
Henry, and Mercer, IN Illinois viz: 2O5Sj 70 lO0
III Burm.-l7 Ol3 " 100 m La l.ale-l Olg So lO
IN Rock Island, 2unn Marshall $50 IN Putnam
-G3l s-lO0 IN Henry III 81 Too in Mercer
and 1i% : lOO acres M the counties OF Grant, Iowa,
Green, and 'oriag' an Wisconsin. VIZ. liSOm Grant
2Il6 200 IN Iowa -?92O IN Greenland 800 in
Portage
These land, were all selected by an experienced
agent IN the year, 1888 and 1896 and are believed 10
coWprl-" some ilhc most valuable lands m the above
named states They mr., derived hv tIlr- patent from
the United Smtr and wl be- sold clear Of laNrs to the
end of the year l-iN
Terms Of sale.
Al sums not exceeding $1,000. ca~l-oycr $1,000
and not exceeding SaOpu, one half cash and the re-
manicr hail IN one yrnI-pyrr SRrn one third cash
with interest ON the credit payments at the rate oi >N
per cent. per amman
discount OF five per cent on the principal the
deferred instruments, will hc allowed II paymen,
thereof b. made within thirty days from the time OF
sale With the deeds, will bc delivered 10 the puT.
chnscrs the original patent from the United States
\ memorandum OF the terms ot sale will be- signed
toy the Trustees ard delivered to the purchasers, and
the purchasers WILDE required to do the ike. The
deed vii b" delivered Whenever the whole purchase
money shall have been paid aud IN all cases ct de.
tau Of payment the land may be- sold over again at
public sale at the Philadelphia Exchange without fur,
'hrr notice to the drnung purchasers, at their cX'
ft-k MOI fHtHsIt
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To Prairie Breakers.

I'liE subscriber wishes to get 30 or 10 acres
oiprairic ploughcj during the month OF
June. Any person having a team &c. would do
well to call. my 20 a. W. MAGll.L.
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WILLIAM II SWIFT,
DAVID LEANlTT.

Trustees Illinois and Michigan Canal
OHicr OF Board uf Trustees ILL., Il Mich Cnnnl,
un lot ia.u June | isis
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
Trial for Murder At Sea,

The trial of Ed ward G. Greelwo9d mate Of the brig
Col Taylor, nov progressing before the Circuit Court,
New York. is exciting considerable interest The prl-
soner about twenty four years old, and tho lndct
is for the murder of Wlilsm Carlisle OIL the high
seas, on the passage from ST. Jago de Cuba to New
York, on the night of the 18th of last April. From the
testimony of Enos s. Bean, master Of the vessel, and
Hugh See of the hands it appeared that at IL o.
clock on the night of the 14h Of April, the captain
went to bed leaving on deck the prisoner aud Carlisle
aud See who was asleep in the long boat. The pri
soner walked up See aud asked him to take the helm
wne he did JOB forward. See took the helm, and
the prisoner went forward, STOPPING his way II 10
pick up something. short time afterwards, See heard
haul upon the wndlass, and soon afterwards heard
the ores of Murder murder" and 80, o." and then
splash in the water, and directly saw Carlisle in the
water calling for help. He put his head down the
companion. way AN, called to the captain that man
was overheard when the prisoner put his hand upon
him and told him to shot up. The captain, however,
was aroused and running on deck, inquired what was
the matter, when See told him Carlisle overheard,
and the prisoner said he mad drawn knife hn,and
he had knocked him overheard with the hlndsplke,
aud the capt telling him to try and save him. SAID
he would not have him on board. The captain, how
ever ordered him to call all hands, which done,
and the boat ordared 10 be lowered, when the
plug found to be gone, although it had been there
the day previous. This remedcd, however, and
the boat lowered with The prisoner and TWO men in it,
when he had the boat rowed in direction different
from that in which the calls for help heard al.
though twice called to from the vessel and told he was
gong in the wrong direction. He persisted however,
in the course he taking, and after being away
from the vessel some Time returned after the cries for
help had all ceased, without having saved Carlisle
The next morning it found that the martlngale
back rope bore several cuts if from sharp instru.
ment and marks of Blood and small Ratchet covered
with stains of fresh blood, was found in barrel among
some rubbish, and appeared evident that Carlisle had
been set at work, by the prisoner, on this martngae
back rope, to get at which, he would have to climb
over the ratings, and while at work and holding on
it. the prisoner had cut at his hands with Ratchet
iii he vas forced to let go his hold, and fell into the
sea- The captain also testified that while Greenwood
was away in the boat, be went to search for pistol
whc, he had on board, but could not find it, and the
next morning found it in different place to that where
he had placed it, and loaded to the muzzle with per-
cusslon caps. The trial is not yet concluded.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
Gorrtorl Nous.
Arrival Of the Hibernia.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The EIbernia, which left Liverpool on the 2lst Oc-
Iober arrived at her "h'rf yesterday morning at 3
o'clock.
The news is interesting but not very decisive Our
foreign correspondence occupies much room that
our abstract must be brief
The harvests have been gathered, the potato crop in
Scotland is good In Ireland it is greatly deficient
but oats are abundant Supplies ofgrain are coming
in from the Baltic and speculation is at en- end.
Money is plenty, owing to the small demand fol-
commercial purposes. Cotton has declined one eighth
of penny per pound. American wheat IS rs. 4d to
s. Sd. per bushel Flour sells slowly at 3ls, to 32s
3D. for American and Canadian. Indian corn, meeting
an improved inquiry for export to Ireland has
ed the reduction prices, and present rates. at Liver
pool 32s to 35s. for white and 3s to 37s for yell
low per quarter Indian meal is selling at Us. 3D. to
lbs. per barrel. There no material change in the
provision market,
England is perfectly quiet her laborers plodding on
with their beer and poverty, her Legislators shooting
grouse and her Queen taking care of her numerous
royal babies, having returned to Windsor Castle with
thom and her husband
Ireland IS drowsily agtating herself to beg the life
Of O'Bren. The Lord Lieutenant replies that he does
not think proper to decide the question of PARDON
while the other trials are going on but that the pet
TONERS may be assured that full weight will be given
to the recommendation Of the very respectable Jury
which convicted him. Mr.. 0'Donohue has been tried
and convicted, and the trial Of Mr. Meagher is pro.
Eceeding.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
BARTON HOTEL.

THIS Celebrated Tavern Stand is now offered for
sie; on reasonable terms. A liberal credit viii be
given if required, for the principal part Of the sale Its
location is surpassed by any stand in the county.
The buildings are extensive, convenient and in good
repair with about an acre of rich garden land. This
house has even done good business and been literally
pat onzed by the travelling public, for which the Sub
scrber tenders his Acknowledgements. No place III
the country is better accommodated with Staging than
Barton village. Even Lyndon Corner will soon have
to give place to Barton, the Centre and to the
mount of staging business Daily stages now run
from Barton to Stanstead 10 Troy, to Montpelier and
on both roads to Lyndon and Wells River One daily
line of stages now put up at this house, and it will
probably be the lighthouse of the old line of
stages.
Possession will be given the Isl Of January next or
as the parties can agree. For further particulars ell
quire OF j. Cooper Esq lrasburgh, E. G. Strong and
s. B. Colby ESQ., Montpelier, or Of the subscriber on
the premises. +. w. KIMBALI.
Barton, Oct. 80, 1913. 44f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

York offered one hundred dollars for every detection
ofan illegal vote. We shall wonder ifthc Mayor doe
not have to hand over many hundred dollar bill.
lLLlNOIS.-Thero lie pear tree in Illinois, 30
years old, which measures about the trunk ten feet
In 1884 it bore I3l bushels of fruit and in 1910 bore
I40 bushels.
PENNSYLVANIA.-The Grand Jury of AlIeg-
hany county, have found bills against several of the
girls who stand charged with having participated in
the factory riots in Allegheny city, few months ago.
VIRGINIA.-A few years ago, Henry A. Wise,
OF Virginia, boosted upon the floor of Congress, that
there was not single newspaper published in his
district.
KENTUCKY.-1260 acres of land have been
bought in Kentucky for the Trappist Monastery which
is to be founded there, About 80 of the members o!
the order now on their way from Nantes, and the
community will be organized next spring.
The Louisville Journal complains that the Yankee
girls who go West do very little in the way of teach
ing. Instead Of teaching other peoples children, they
soon get to teaching then own.
ALABAMA-A Mr. Bell, Tuscaloosa, who hat
suffered eight years from cancer in the nose was late
y cured by the use Of a cranberry poultice. The re
medy is simple enough.
ARKANSAS-It is said by southern travelle
that there is not single book store in all the State o
Arkansas
TEXAS.-An Indian war is now prevailing in Tex
as, which is likely to create much suffering and mise
ry among the border settlers, and to give the govern
mcnt much trouble A large body of Indians wa
west Of Guadaloupe Captain York, with twenty seve
men, was attacked by about one hundred and fifty In
dians, and whipped. The Governor of Texas was
bout organizing sufficient force to guard the froniie
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
DomesttG Gomptn0.

MAlNE-A woman by the name of Wright living
in the town of llaowell, Me. In a vomiting spa3m
threw from her stomach live snake measuring seven
inches in length which is supposed to have been
swallowed some months since in drinking water from
u spring The snake lived two or three days in
bottle of water, and is nov preserved in spirits,
Mr. Mayberry, on he flrm of George wellington,
Esq, in this city, SAYS t'e Bangor Whig has raised
tAe present season tao .Ie1 aud forty bushels of
ears Of sound corn; two "2oired AMI itty bushels of
English turnips; anl t. ye and Il half bushels of
white beansall excellent and Ill fer narketing--on
two acres Of land Is not TINS iair flrnmg?
NEW HAMPSIIIRE-About one hundred dwell
ing houses said to have been erected in the chief
settlement of Concord, N. H., this seasonal larger
number than in any other year.
Observation-Disclosures are selling at Ha-
gerstown, Maryland, for ~ IL cents per bushel In
Boston nice apples are selling at 50 per bushel so
cents dozen.-Boston Traveller.
A curious old town is bingham. In their list of
9l7 voters, there only 239 names, S. Herseys 40
Cushings 30 SprOgues, 26 Lincons 80 Gardners, IS
Stodders, 81 Whitons and so on. staid old town
is it too-pursuing the even of it's way-catching
mackerel in summer, making buckets in winter, and
being good people always.
RHODE ISLAND.-The General Assembly, at
Bristol, adjourned on Friday after session of four
days. "A short horse is soon curried.'
CONNECTlCUT.-The New York and New
Haven Railroad Co. have lately, by boring As feet be-
low high water in the canal basin near their engine
house in New Haven, obtained an abundant supply Of
good fresh water for all their purposes
NEW YORK.-The New York Mirror of Monday
announces that the venerable Albert GuIlatin lies at
the point of DEATH aud will not probably survive the
day.
Snow fell heavily at Syracuse and Utica, during
The storm on Sunday las The Rochester American
says the ground on Sunday white with snow; the
first visit this season.
Ons Hundred DONgs Repdrd. The Mayor of N.