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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-15
ADMINS RATORS, SALE

ADNlNtS RATORS' SALE.
N pursuance Of a decree of the Pro.
40 bate Court Of Madison county. Miss.
the undersigned, administrators of The
estate of John T. bearing, deceased, will
offer for sale before the court. house door
OF said county, on THURSDAY the 10th
day of JANUARY, 1850, on a credi, Of
one and two years, the plantation be-
longing to said estate, lying in said coun
ty, about five mi b. north of Canton. con.
lalnlng six hundred and eighty acres.
known and designated as follows, to-wit.
he southeast quarter of section 80:
the west halt Of the north west quarter
OF section 80 the north half of the south.
west quarter OF section 90; the west half
OF the south east quarter, the north half
OF the east halfor the southeast quarter.
the south half Of the east half Of the
north east quarter, The south half of
Inc southwest quarter, the west half Of
The northeast quarter, and the north
bali OF the east half of the northeast
of section 81, township 10, Of
range 3, east. On said plantation there
is about $50 acres oil cleared land,
Westinghouse, negro cabins, mill and
GIN. he purchaser will be required to
give bond and approved security.
JESSE HEARD. -,
S. y. LIVINGSTON, AomrS
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Nnrlcn-

u ETTERS TEsrAurNrARr having
"a been granted to the undersigned
at the December Term, 1919, of The
Probate Court Of Madison County, Mis-
slsslppI, on the estate Of F. NJ. Kearnes.
deceased, all persons INDEBTED to said
estate will please come forward and
make immediate payment. and all per.
sons having claims against said estate,
will present them, legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
HENRY CULLlPHER, Ex'r.
Dec. Is, lS49. l4-6t
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Great BargatMs in E0Mdsl

WE offer for sale our well-known
and valuable tract of land, cor.
tanning 1000 acres, on very liberal terms
for purchasers. We will sell the whole
or a part, as may be desired. We think
the improvements and the land are not
equalled in the county. Come and see!
Apply to either Of the subscribers.
JOHN N. ALSWORTH.
BENZ. c. ALSWORTH.
Nov 8, 1849 8-tf
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Y .ETTERs TEsrAmENrARY having
- been granted to the undersigned a,
the Deer Term, l849, OF the Probate
court Of Madison county, Mississippi, on
the estate Of Richard Evans, decd, all
persons indebted to said estate will
please come forward and make immedi-
ate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
them, legally authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they viii be
forever barred.
WILLIAM EVANS, Ex'r.
Dec. Is, 1919. l4-6t
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95 on 80 Negroes.
At the same time and nIace.

w "Hu PIdUVy
+. CURRIN will sell section &c.
n and the south half Of section 90
Township 8, Range 6 East, and Section
? Township s, Range Z east-aII in
at sale.
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Brides g. Wagon gear.

Made to order, and Of the best material
Hides will be taken in payment for any
OF the articles Of my works. My team
will visit every plantation in Madison
and the nearer parts Of The adjoining
counties, at least three times a year,
buying Hides and delivering such arti.
Giles Of leather as may be wanted.
Orders by mail will be attended to.
Jay r. JENKINS.
Sharon 10 "a, l649. 11-6m
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Won Ii.

WE will sell GOODS Of every kind
Of a better quality, and al loloer
prices Than any bodw else in this place,
10 the article Of CLOTHING. for mai.
Ryaud prizes, we defy competition.
SOMMER & ca.
november ~ lift
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]. Y M~IssIssIppr.

lsen County.
n, IHsrn, 1919, COUNTY
N. Thomas F. TAYLOR.
,aiS3 been reported to
M ~ court insolyent,
9,is s.,e1 TO all persons
~ salA y tAa estate Of said
|sIs. he same to the ' IN.
NO, iAe I'd Monday Of
''a'ns will be forey,
court.
H CAMERON ok.
.l4-6m
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ERWsset Shoes,

Warranted in every case-the warranty
m'de good with a new pair, il any fail.
These shoes will always be sold cheaper
with like payments) than the Northern
Russets
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''sfOes fOs. Sale.

I''sroes for Sale.
ss' '1ss'' Of Land, lying
itI s,,s lor sale on ea 81
! Vii fSs = + see the
\ M Z u.l ne most Of his
\ months about Can,
! n BOURNE
H,;s "tI-tf
Ct THIS OFFICE.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-15
JENKINS LEATHER WORKS.

ETPPER, Sole. Harness, Birdie, Gin
y Band Leather, &c manufactured
in the best style and sold on tis(actory
terms
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W. r. JOHNSON.
/, fS49. l4-3t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-05
ClOthier'S Complaint.

Ita recent Meeting.
Oh dear Oh dear, what shall We do,
We can't sell our Old fashioned clothes,
For kohn & Mnnlcbaums stock i cheap and new
To our sorrow the fact we disclose.
IVhat crowds of customers 90 there,
Their ivors to renew,
Their store srcady ike 4 air,
Oh dear what shall We do
Vet we wondcruot at such support
But We are grcvcd 10 sce the run,
They deal fair and honest as they ought;
And that's what spoI,s our fun.
Other cohers compared with these,
Are nothing much to view.
And vain their efforts nre to please,
Oh dear what shall We do
kom and Mandlcbnum are far too strong,
Win h We now plainly see,
That they'll, be the ylctors all along,
And so they de serve to be
In workmanship they stand alone,
In cloth and prices too,
They are n match Tor MS we own,
Oh dear, what shall we do
An effort more we know not how to make,
So kohn and Mandebaum, We now appeal to you
On tell Us for our iamy's sake,
What shall we do, what shall we do.
7, ). We beg leave to inform our friends and 9th
crs that we have returned here with n very hcay,
aud desirable stock of Ready Made Clothing, anc
vi til mll determination tsrictly ndhrring to In,
principles OF an honorable competition, and IN doinl
50 we earnestly and most respectfully solicit YOU
patronage, promising To give general satisfaction I,
all who will do us the honor to look nj our stock an,
to hear the low prices OF our ready made clothing
Trunks, carpet bags buffalo robes, ewelry, fame,
articles, and in general any thing All ofwhlch W,
promise 10 offer TO our patrons shade lower thai
they can be obtained in any other establishment il
this town or any other place IN the west
sept ~ kouN Il MANDLEBAuM.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-05

We agnn refer our readers 10 the advertisement
III. q. taucNs Arabian l.in.mcur, which appears
in another column. and by which you will see 1t Is
highly recommended: and this Is notol: he produ-
ccs certificates OF those who have used il, and cXpc-
rcnccd its beneficial effects on their own persons
The cures are certainly very remarkable, and at
least the medicine is worthy ola trial We ndylsc all
to go to the agent who wal! iurnsha pamphlet gra-
It's, containing many valuable recipes for the treat
mcnt OF cattle, &c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-05

NARRlED-O the 2dinst, by the Rev. " Bat
clcAcr Mr ALNoN BREw-rER to Miss CLAu,sA VI
Miles, all OF Indian Creek La Sale county
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Chicnro Market.

CWiONGD, Ort. :, NV.
The market is completely unsettled and large
quantities of winter wheat are gong into store orbe-
ing shipped on owners account, rnther than sell at
buyers oilers Spring whea, IN store has been o Ter
ed at 5lc, and refused In the street, spring wheat
ranges from jlaj6, Yesterday afternoon 1000 I'm,
spring wheat sold at GJc. We learn OF no sales to-
day.
Yesterday afternoon 5000 bushels mixed corn in
. store sold at i!c To-day, $500 bushels yellow
sold nj ilc. aud 1900 bushels at lie.
Oats are Eominal at l9a2lc.
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR TIE FREE TRADEI
LATER FROM EUROPE!
Produce Market Firm!
St. Louis, Oct. 4.

Another Cunard steamer has arri-
we'd at Boston or New York. She
brings news that the produce market
is firm, both for wheat and -four.
The telegraph is out of order, and
there can be no full dispatches until
the storm is over.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-05
,2i,uinisiyatoy's Malice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 all person.. having
~ claims against the estate Of RicuARp HEX, late
Of Kendall county and state of Illinois. deceased, to
appear before the court of probate in nrl for said
county, Mt n special term To be held a, y wego, IN
said county, on the hrd Monday Of November next,
md present their snid claims for settlement, as
have liked ON TIN, day to attend to the zane.
Lisbon sept IS AgSrsS lIlcg, AiIninisfrsfrir.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-05
SO S'd'!scrs and Harness Makers.
HiCrp your Feet Dry.

a DUT. Oak tanned ,hecq,kius, q prime article
- jus, flushed at the l1uucy ant Tor sale by
avy9i HASKELL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-05
Notice.

ENT ITEREAS my son JEw ScuooyovER has
wv left home without my permission and
without any just cau-r this ls therefore
TO notify all persons not tn trust or harbor HIM on
my account a. Sha.lnclthcr receive his wages nol
pay any debts OF his contracting.
sept 30 lSi9.-3w PETER ScU,ovoyER
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4 WISCONSIN Wilncss.

GRANVILLE, Milwaukee Co, Oct -, 1913.
Mr. SLohN-Drar Sir; Recently my horscs ran
away with log chain attached, which cut and 9th
crwisr injured them seriously much so that con
sdrrcd my team ruined Tor business, fortunately
friend recommended the use of your ointment
went to Milwaukee aud purchased a box 1t soon
removed the inflammation, and in few days the
wounds healed The great benefit derived from the
use Of your Oamcut, on my horses, induced me to
acquant yon with the fact, believing its publicity
would benefit you and the public.
Respectfully yours, GEORGE CONSTOCK.
MARRlED-O the 2dins,, by the Rev. " Bat
chcIcr Mr ALNoy BREWSTER to Miss CLAnsaA VI
Miles, all OF Indian Creek, La Sale county
We are authorized to announce GEORGE : FISH
En- as a candidate for the office Of County Cicrk %
Lasa.e County allhc approaching election.
We are authorized to announce CHARLES {. FL.
Iorr Of Ncmiliou precinct rs n candidate for the
Office Of IsSorfltc Justice Of Lnsale county at the
ensuing election.
We are authorized To announce JAMES LArrrE-
r. a. candidate for the office Of JHs,cc Of The
Pcacc IN Ottawa Precinct, a, iha coming election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-05
Building Materials.
SASH

NJ every description, at low prices, at the
may -. Hlqnirc NiN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-05
i'ar California,

@oo mn,ri By tcblj Nm HGskcN
O0O SHEEP pot= waited AT the highest nj
JJJ ccsin CASH, by JI26 W. iIhsgElL,
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First Arrival!


" VI. n. W. GU SHMAN
rs now receiving direct from Boston and New
lNolk, his spring supply OF staple andi ancy Dry
Goods comprising the largest aud best elected stock
ever offered IN this market
We invite every body 20 come and examine gu
new Goods April ~, 1919
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New Goods at LockWOodS !

SSSeS ~ ASS4A /" SSSo
HNilE subscriber has Just received, direct from
New York, choice stock of DRY Goods
= Boots, Shoes, BoRnsts, Hats, Groccries, &c
to which he invites the attention Of his friends and
the public. sstock embraces,
30 pieces Merrnac and o,herpri
20 % blue aud orange
30 " Earlston Gnghams
- MouS-de-I.aincs, choice styles.
81 fig'd Lawn,
80 Bonnet, cap, satin, and ,afIeta ribbon.
10 " summer FunTrS,
% " Barred aud striped cambria,
300 lionnets, new styles aud all prices
- doz Lcghom and palm Leaf hats.
~ " Ari.ira.s and wlnaths
2opccgs Kentucky Jeans
- " Cuupnadc. dIli., &c.
i hc1uu.al Gssoriucu, Of Ladies Caters and
hi Gaiters, sl.s, boOicCs, &c.
Carpets,
30 E,law and Victoria Shawl7, silks, dress, hkE
q ,myai~ blk Italian c-aygts, superior quality
$50 cold and brown table covers.
90 do2 Linen Crmbric hkE,
700 SE and Cotton rar,.u'.
luo Slp ilHdHs.
- Bonnet silks besides host other goods al o.
which VII be sold cheap
by a'-1 jpnN l,rorw0op.
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81 oan's G ornsr.

E'OG purity, mildncss, aud lhoroughncss, Sloan's
= Ointment excels and is npidly supervising NIL
other Omtments and Linmenis now in use, for the
following diseases:
Fresh wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Sprains,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbone. Wind.
gals, Poll Evil, Cailus, Spavins, Sweeney,
Fisiula, Si,fast, Strains, Lameness, Sand
Cracks, Foundered Feet, Scratched or
Nance and Horn Dis,emper.
The Pordcr will remove all inflammation md e.
yer, purify the blood, loosen the skin. cleanse the
water, and strengthen every part OF the body and
ha- proved q sovereign remedy or the following di-
-c1-.s:
Distemper, Hide Bound, Loss of Appetite,
Inward Straiuing. Yellow Water, Infama.
ton Of the Eyes, Fatigue from hard exer-
else; also, Rhuematsm, Commonly called
'.stifi complain',") which proves so fatalto
many valuable horses in this country. II il
also safe and certain remedy for coughs
aud colds, which generate so many fatal
DISEASES. w. B. SLOAN,
Grand Depot, 10, Lake 1T. Chicago and sold in
nearly every town in the western states.
Ton niut nnot he snid in favor Of Sloans Horse
Medicines. Our friends, neighhors and acqnninlan-
COS who h0vc used them, testify their appreciation in
no ordinary terms, and recommend them with con-
El.n,r. Cores, almost muacu,ous have been eflec-
,,ro T. b, .r" !. cnrod rcrt,ionen,lv hv he 90
/ If Sioau'- Medicines TRY THEN md test for
voursc.fthcir efficacy III O0nGn, MGy sta 1919
! E,;Ue S,ole Rio
! Dr u. n cro..-- mar S,y--Io month nv A
/ p T,,ror If C,oHIar IIiI IrJ;o,, Ind n borsc Ind
/. ~ b,,ssn On me nose Inv r Cttssnnke Some ten
Lon,s ,it,r sa,, too horse his benJ WINS rema,ko.
/ ill.,, ,n,,ir,r i,,,.cjotcI, onniied vour ointment
fs, ,n 49,, ,r, ,.,onisbe1 ot he worm, rnlief
rr,-r T., I.y, il,,n on,, bonr he s,rplling hegon
IL, 1E,,o am, T.; ,n.' MIS-, cnr Lorrs !, Ind neorlv Mi
s,l.,i,l and ,o;,lir tbree laws the horse WINS not
,l, Is, Inv l' Lnt ,r,s oct,,5Ily nrt IN hard labor
,,..,.',,, .,,,, i,,,r,,., r,.,,I, Snurs Pesn't
SRNRJI ETT
C,,.co,o limo ot, ,slo
/ '' .,
f'r' l'hrSe D'cp CIces' san
MN O, "HIHoYai w WIS. Marct :, lS''
o,'o,,.t rnrcs cs,,rJ arc those thai hpyn longrs,
r-csi'tsI ,tc .,iII Of tho Nsdrnl FncnItv AjIn;,.
,irr ,hot IN be- ioct Ibovr coss in noin, 10 vii,
, W. J,ocs U,pfoyJ Of SIeLovann Fails was
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-05

THE subscribers have ON hand superior article Of
powscacGn,cd lohrnk prairie with Two horses.
also topow old around, This pillow is warranted 10
give satisfaction IN all cases DOW Il SMITH.
Ottawa, may II, ~.
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Shoes.

a AIDES Nght and black cloth Gue,ias.
Z Eh-Ugpn--. ,ealauI morocco wax
- nr shoes. .
Gents slippers cloth Cater. md calf skin shoes,
Children patent leather, cloth and ,eal shoe. and
Rootrc.. my I. j g. NArTIVGrR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-05
Administrators Notice.

A IL persons having claims agains,th- es,aie Of
~. n d Sweetand, decd, late Of Kcndsl county.
Illinois are hereby notified and requested 10 present
the same with proof for adjustment, before the Pro-
bate court OF nd county, on the second Monday II
NOVEMBER, 1850. W. n ywSsstASr, AdWr
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E.:ILlipS

y OF can be- uqrLea wiki tine G,ughams. plaid
Linens, linen Iu.tro-, Chameleon, Bcrt PES
naw~'yic Lawns, and cheap Ca.irorS,at
my =. G., kkfriy ER-
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GENVi.ENEN'S
Furnishing w are house.
HERRICK s SCUDDER,
o. Milllnm ST.. NEW YORK.

Manufacturers, importers. and dealers in 6rts.
Dressing robeS Linen Collars, siocks, Shonlder
Braccs, Cr0rdtS, Opera ties, srarts, moHeg betn.
Inter Garments. Chores, SGtiR', Linen B0sons.
UaadkcrchieES, HoSiery, Buckles, Sugendcrs.
Bomba:WsS, &c. &c.
The above stock will, on examination, hc found
not only Attractive. Extensive mud Full but Cheap.
Our long experience in the husiness and knowledge
ofmanuarmriHr. with thn facilities of purchasing,
are such that We are cnulilru, We can offer induce
merts that cauuot be surpassed by any house in tho
city Particular attention rad to orders md the
packlrcof goods. UERRfCK & SCUDDER,
% IIHi!pm street, O,poSitc Pian ST. ". y
DAVID 4 iIrrRlcK ISRAEL " S'cUDrE..
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\ Good Assortment of
Lust RCcciYGd,

a FtLTWupp'y Of ORR G0ofs Groceries.
"a QgcWSrdr", Hgrd VAR, &c, which will
1 "a be- exchanged low 5r cash or produce
Ottawa. nv II Dow & SuITH
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@nIi
DO ,Ihrr.hel,Nnl l!nrhinl.l>.
\ Fir,.oir arr. ,rol oil ,or sale AT ono dollar per
= gallon drrl NAukUR i ihgELIyG.
4 Great saving.

NJ Any at or customers are uuuhub TINT ln. y
VI m1y .0yr themselves cost aud trouble by call.
ng wmrdu.a.y and settling their u,tc, and nc.
counts. apl3 RYAN \ SANGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-05
e.lSi, for Grain.
EsrpatIi,,g plDxyS,

TN SUI ='rlbcrs are paying the highcs, market
I prcn IN cash, Cor wheat and corr
ray9l bows: SMITH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-05

$50 do ro1r and zen do. 80 do morocco do,
3old' goa, and seal bu-Ens, never as ccheopas
''l - mum mn A"d4'i S.
nRINrS and D,,,,.,,,. Goods W. hay.i fired
,u|.' VI ou' ',. o ,. NV ", Nv.
,,,or, IN, -, ~. '..' H., ,,,,hc hon,
kmriIq ,gi9 "' i''N'' ''''' ~. ,, S.v-r,
----- - ~ e -.
CANTON FLNNNEl,S-lO pieces hoachnl, 10
Y pieces unb.cachcl and ; do coorei ~ .ar prices
1ct21 RYAN & Sivs;G.
r,,, l.-.,l..... .,-.
W ON hand n fall ,.pu'y of Surar. Coffee, Drlcd
Annie. Dr,I prgr1as lI1'a,.r-. Tea Ssao Can
d,- Rice, Pc3pcr. SpIcc &c. for snIc nj reduced
price, d, Gpl3 RyAvr SANGER.
ha iiH : h l9c, and ao ~as5nc '"'O''
; do assorted yarr, Tor SHELBY EvaEM S,Ssra.
7En BOXES flesh " u. Pa,.sn- for ,ale low by
iGV myII NnhEr * HIrvrwG.
1gnyis.vs
n,n gnfa "p,lyy,'.lr .,.-r house II.,',.s,s
ny o,nr'ro'or''r",, o. ~ Louis prizes. 10y
80
Leather.
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G., & G.. Todd
Notice to Tax PAYERS,

ID EQUEST all persons indebted To them to NJ
II mp without delay oct 1879
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" IRTETT.-wiudow sash and r'a-e, trace
' chains, -iryc-, whips and Issacs, cotton chain,
grind stones, con and cable rope, hoes fork, Sc.
come and see At nlyi NtTrrVHFE2.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-05
1000 yCSlS I!

Of all Kinds Quiiies, and Prices,
furnishing Goods in abundance by
II sep, rs kouN & MANptspAuN.
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Ton mutsU mot be snid in favor Of Slonns Horse
vcliriucs Our friends, neighhors and acquainlHn-
who h1vc used them testify their appreciation in
no ordinary terms and recommend them with con-
El.n.r. Cores, almost mmaculous have been eflrc-
ted by this medicine. Every disease which tbs
horse is heir to-" j, cured permanently, by the use
Of f;.oau'- Medicines TRY THEN and test for
yourzefthcir clicacy--W Oogan, MGy sta 1919
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-05

s-s-,rTTTTTs, The Canal Boat J.J. Hardin will
---.Lx-,------1 leave our warehouse for ST Louis
on or about the sixth of October. For freight apply
to sept 2S JOHNSTON & CuARRuAup
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OTTAWA T.GNEEY

7 : now 10: Col, oprtst'r where ,-h at all times is
prb ... oil kinds OF i.ibcS aud skins, Plaster
i"L hair oH umj aud torsar atthr tanner; or ot my
hoe aud Dea'arrsor' nlj Nv. iI'sEFrL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-05

NNT RITTNG md letter Paper. school books
wv Pens, Inkstand-, Envelopes. waters.
Quilts and Pencils J. q. NaTTNcra
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10 ClJEl,Prg.

" OUcqn -cli 20 the Ottawa l'anncry, west of,ht
,iIrcut urat my store. Beet Hides, Kip 81 ms
Cpt Shlus, Horse NIca Sheep SkiIs with, orwi,h-
ont tht Woo, on Hog Sus, and all other Hides and
Skins for Which the hlglos. prices will be pad IA
cas-. mis- wv. RAsKILr.
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S.rOcpriCS.

OUSEKEEPERS, and house builders, will do
well to call and buy Glassware, Quccnswar".
and Hardware Of my 4 NATTiNGFR.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-03
SPARTACUS.
BALrrnonr, August 2-5p.


There were two cases of cholera at the aims
house last night, but no deaths Our city is still
exempt from the scourge.
Up TO the present moment there are no tidings OF
the steamer now due. We look for her news pro-
baby tonight
The Liberia packet, belonging To the American
COLONIZATION Society, left here yesterday for Cape
Palmas and Monrovia. There were on board
twenty-five emigrants, among whom was the wife
of the Governor OF Cape Palmas and the Rev. r.
r. Gurey, Of Washington city.
The custom-house here has been pretty well
cleaned out Of Old Hunker Locofocos, who have
had their own way for some time, and good Wings
put in their places. IL ever any public establish
ment needed renovation II is the Baltimore custom
house. There were, the razor strap man SAYS,
few more left Of the same sort, whose room can
be better filed. Colonel Kane, the new collector,
gives general satisfaction in the discharge OF his
duties.
Preparations are making to observe the national
iast-day IN becoming manner.
Sales 300 bbls. fresh ground Howard street -four
at IS 1871.
Sales $500 bbls. city mills at IS 25
Sales prime red wheat at ll2c., and white, not
suitable for family -four, at Is lice.
Sales white corn at 81 a 63c. land yellow at 63c
Nothing in oats.
Limited sales whisky mt 25c
No change m provisions.
Stocks are not so firm. Sales of az 900 u s.
Treasury note 6is at ISL, 30 days; 81 900 Mary
land 6's, 1861; Baltimore SIS, "a; $4,000 Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Bonds at $50 a 90
The money market IL easy A considerable
quantity Of the California gold, brought in the
Crescent city, has reached Baltimore saw a pile
OF it to-day, which the owner was about sending
to the mint for coinage