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Tsursdsy. and 5siaresys, hon - esa VI ps..on,
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DEATH OF THE oUAKsa GI.sss !, mt, c a
i.e S 20 ..n.. sf Der dsssh vss dyssnssry'
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A Wisconsin, village.


pxxosAH. Columbia Co. Wisconsin sept IA
ut,sns. EpIroes Deborah is one OF the many
cisc.s Of the West which sPrng up ss u by magic
upon spots where Nature has seemed 10 nave eS''''s
h.y.slf TO unite beauty Of scenery with mere soaa
s-,.nn. I, tske. its name from the Indian Cher
= p~korsh !" who fell here some years ago Il Is STU ''
II S,co The Wisconsin River no mies rom MS con.
s,eu - the Mississippi and miles below Fort
w.nnessso at which place the Wisconsin mr ,n,,ss
49, connected with the Fox River \~hicn enps'.s
-eff - MschlennA by a ship canal Il mile lons tnus
eoTn-csns tie Fsther OF w"er' WIN the MS.Ss
NJ asss-Dekorsh has ooe presonsI, W. , Ion IN
80, srore. two hotels grismih snd soos' w \,
s's,,.nt. "a surrounded by besuuial ard ie,ui.
ooun,Ty of prairie and burroaS opeanss' no,s
n selss vet unenteTed, which gives new com
cs GOOD Chance 70 buy land warrants OF 70 ouy :.
IS Der acre IA yet the eountry ooraeins
Sycdn,,u River has been entirely exempt iIoi, -
80, ,hsr baritone of the S,ste have been visited y
=, This possibly is owps lsccorcng 70 III 10
,Ss,ry, 70 the Wisconsin River hsNins '<nsS -,
- hs,,der while the streams OF me Soeln 49,. -
nor,ioo. Of the State have all Limestone ~
49,. AZ limestone are sbundsnt upon Their 0vs"S ~
Truly yours, -
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o. Gssteweu 10 vast OF Lassa nss -
IN 81 .od ek.mins Pslset Cots fsreos HAS, 10
o,,y H.ls n .ds teia.1y sssf proof 30 E9e D
a. Sy..st a ne nan1fsctsno
20 "a w. ALyORD sAsckER i7s Broadway
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~ Mrs. VI. >. Cove Nichols, Ws.sr-cgs Pr.
2 an. " Lex.nzt0n-sg Ccnsgltstors r om 10 - HfF
eueats visited q taesr sessSe1ces
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~ Water.Cure 1sstifstes.--pr 1hALL -
caves pzliests ~ hs commodloss cry eseabnsanenh
ifh-st and a. Oys'sr Bay. l. osnersI y Seles,
tended -. Advice giysa for hons u.sfHset Cs1.a."
lors, ycroal " oY letter, - - IN
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Anti SLAVERY DOCUMENTS FOR CALiToRNiA.-
per,ons going to NewMesoo OF California can be sup
piled srsui,ously with able and interesting AntsA'
err documents by applying At the Anti slavery once
a John,, Those who may wish to read such aoeH
,neu,. there can ai,o obtain them grs,utou'y " the
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Dublin Uaiverity Asgssins.
GENERAL NOTICES.

q Fswiers a. Wesis, Phressisatsts asl
aDlis hers, Clinton Hall, l3f Ssssa1st near he Psfs
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,.,., .,,o,pt of Prodace per Hudson "''er
Beats. -
g.. os i i60 bhls Flour, S.2x oash,l -
s,s forS 800 40 Oss eS bales WOO i''
bss ssaes l34 do WHISKY
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MLfTAsT PAsADg The R'osso.d ho-1e y l-rf-
Capt. s. Graham and tie Union B.ues Capt Goodch Z,
pafaosd yesterday. and made very oss1tiisi sPPeAf
sncs Tnry marched strFs5ly well
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Tn. Declaration Of Independence.

MrssRs. EDirons have recently compared
very widely circulated engraved card Of the ieo'a
ration Of Indpc,dHce NTH foosia Of me ssnainre'
end hlen,ses Of The Sign0s with What believe 10 be
m authentic copy II the sauo snd ind the following
discrepancies The authentic copy includes The iol
loving names among the signers
Matthew Thornton, n H. Thomas stone Nd
Tohn Hart J. Francis LighiiOot Lee Va.
John Morton, Penn. Carrier hrsN."h, va
ts,ns. Smith do John Penn, n. G.
Geo Taylor, do. briton nu,hne" VA
,,sorse Ros. DO Lyman Hall, do.
Cesar Rodney Del
Which are not on the engraved card
The card of which there several editions. large
and small. not only omI, al tho above nsmes but hold
,hs following which are not the other copy allu
ded to-
co,s. Clinton Charles Thompson
Thomas Willing, John DICKINSON
Robert r. Livington,
How IA, this 10 be accounted tor WIN the HasA,Hs
ION Repnbhe be kind enough to copy the names from
the original Declaration and publish them d.
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CITY ITEMS.


NEDHksD.1. 70 ~ -, 4-st.
lhA Loc0.F0co Uslo, WARD MEErIS1s.-
Tuesday evening wss an exciting tine among re
Democracy" Pdmsry elections were he'd Ia e.. TIE
Wards Tor choice o. Delegates r. the various soana
toinniitteos A usual ;xo organizations were chosen
from the sixth Ward Among me Delegates chosen o
One Of The factions (tae freno. Of John Foots) a,d
tue somewhat celebrated Ysnkss" James Sullivan snl
tas exC sptsin u the Empire Club, John :. austin
Thomas ODonue certaes . the regularity Of the Del
esat~s appointed By AID K=ny's friends q toe Sixth
Ware. Among other persons engaged 10 these pnion
Ward gatherings notice iae following who were
chosen Deegstes.
Oliver charlick Henry Byms, Henry N.ehoA, Cnss.
CANON, IAN * Custom House osiserJ Clinton Har
log, Tecenty Of Detroit; who sBpennten5ed the GUST
log Of the BsrDourneT General Committee from Tam
many 81 the ls,s Presidential campaign Florence Ne.
csrtny, Geo Il. Psrs.r Il. Western, r. r TilioU,
Emanuel p Hsr,. = B. Cutting g. J Gallagher, ,of the
ds's1ct True SUM- John HsckeT. Daniel Z. sickis,,
John Z Develin John N Brsangrs-, Garrett Il Striker
Jr. David 2. Jsckson Stephen Il. Feessi :. r Down.
Ing, Dan. 3. Taylor John Cochran, Francis " Ed
mondG &c.
The Judiciary Com mties Il 70 meet a. Tsmmsry
H.r IN the Let q October. The County Convention
the 3D. 70 nominate County Clerk, Coroner
and Governor q the Aims House. Tne Heads Of De-
partsnts Convention on the 81, the Senatorial On the
4h, the Assembly Committee the 81, end the Com
ultiee for the nomination d Ward Ofcers on the 5ih
Of October
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F5y- TIE CArsstias Cif''eH' re 0o'' 20.
q, worcester, Mass, thus pays It's ""
the cksliding Bsrnburners ,--s..A -.
- NC -, the Free Democracy sndea'oI 70 49, 49,
,so ns. betrayal OF the party to toe ense, % men
dom. bat We tslrk there - hue ~.sno. can hide
course no niese Of political jugglefy from zoe
contempt Of the true friends Of Freedom Wet IL New
ever spo. i, may bring 10 the allied i'e1 ,Ss marty Of
YORK esnno, fail 10 retaTd Tue prog - Wv
Freedom. and cripple lis growing po"e"
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sovrH.CARoLiSA AID The Posr-offNA ~
pAKrnEsT.--From the Cka'lesfoa hSfeH1y u 49,, 49,.
OILS, inst we take the following extract ',v ~, -.
latter of q correspondent, for whose stsho''s a."
vsracjtv the Mercury vouohes; - $40
'"PESpLxroS sept. 10, is4s
GENTLEMEN By the ms'l OF Friday ihese ~.
5rsd Al this place. number Of copies OF 40 49,
s,c,,i.r directed t. the members Of the C0icn.
W. =, visilsnea The Executive Committee OF ms.
tSay m the following day, demanded the letters %
-. po.smsster 90 his refusal to deliver 'ara ,neS
tne s,e ard took them by force ms esss
cntefeo A seafnre OF an imporian, matter which
y seenlv aei,st!nx toe public mind.
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THURSDAY. sept - i-ff-
DFsTH ~ THE II frffst-A mar ramei f-
for GHsou. German By birth who was beaten 90
Tuessay night in GOdsthe particulars Of which are
.iresdy before the punic-ied yesterday morning
sl0ut o'clock in tho Hospital
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~ A, elderly lady. nsmsd nanier, residing
" " cove AZ fell in Bleeckerst yesterday broke
.r,st and sislocs,ed her right arm See VS. con
xeved 10 her residence.
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Arc,Dx<r TO SAILOR BOY.-Oa yesterday
-r,,s about 10 clock sailor boy belonging 70 The
's,,rsr Earo,S iyiug At pier No .. North River
o.rnea Thomss Clsaely was ensssed enpiy'4s gu
", sNen N, hand was c.aghI oy the hook OF TIE
-. 80 nj, fingers nearly torn from MS rst'
~ NE nrte anger only hung On By piece Of hesh
49, isst hand IN eadesvorias 10 eStrioAie iaH rsh'
-. likewise much injured.
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p,,,cr covsrA young named James Iss,e s 49,
..s xs.,.<dsv sy cocstsb.s Jossphs 81 ne fs~'"
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S.uoR lNJURsD II A Row.-on Mondsy nisht
-, rsrs,ed Chsrics Henry Mann. IN drcnkeu Io~
al public house 10 Wsurs, me, With sever~ sever
,r,are. Including dsioca;icn OF the hip iaceIsion
80 a. .h. Hospital IN state Of insensihaity. ~hers
- continues Ia 3 very dangerous condition
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
BARBER SHOP SCENE.

oanD6N OLOV OO GAY : -.EL4e-r
Atthe Barber shop opposite Smlhes eleck sscfs
on Fifth street, . mosflaughsble trick vas play.
The room was wen supp6ed nh ssstoaer,
and the chance Of getting shaved n BURY 80
out of the question. ~
A sndahl man with lwaggi.h loSk caassAto
the door, and aiter surveying the crowd wslksdin
and took q seat on the sofa. q
!sHoW fSris tito q doctors oficee asked The
Just acros he wat replied one ot the boys.
The eyes oEths company weee returned upon
ns 3 'E Se.a BAD, said e.; and i &c same tins =
lspasam took him, and his hands clspchea md his
LEGS drew him upin . perfect BAH sad be seIied
of on the hoor.
,Tbai,s = cbolsrs CASE said one, and be eok
Ibis hat and left. This was .fhes signalp and e
followed suit except those undergoing the shaving
Operation. =
The spasm teamed to subSide--thsA zmsza se
legs stFsched out At fun length and the pctisHk
lay postrats on his back.
iWips ntt the lather,s said thsfat usan nsxt ths
ldoor, 'Plcoms in aGaiH-I can't stay npw.Ssss IN
Just then another spssm took the araneeff and
BY some strange mopemsnt he bonnce6s6PAAe&0
Isolk Uithout any apparent effort, DAT On, hiss heskt
taFhe was laying on tina hoor. he rolled uEanto
4 bail again, and rallied hack wsE1s and f6Seef4
on the sofa in I style ihat iTosia AaRs aePss ss'eit
Tim was ! anishet;t hoss hstrsssnAssS IL
land those nptshaved had'ntt time "a sfE8-the hosA
Iobksd A eachother b sstoniShrent. TheEsbeI
ere isnAieet Hn6oilea himself knd asked hem tfksE
turn had como, when he took his seat md Id,
lgood shave.
"Whsts ths eAsfgs?s asksdshts tssaksk
Nothing said the. barber, 81 yoa wia 4s1te
your name'--Cn. Commercial.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
fsGan &s.NsB 0issdS. .Psea Il g. :
VlEkHBiF 81

BY tie l~riisGakeis tssisfjd5 i6f ~ ~
Adams Gray Capt Sshpsidsn55fso4 Hsnsesha
f6A iBsias Ne have 6Iss q. III Ezra
Dsass6 ana ne aGsekds.6 4ht dkEsa
diiapeszsisalsaississe iAs
csps ssss ss inform. Z. Is. s,s /; ii
prison in tie Fort 1Principes) On q abcediE
Shs lst ihsh tie CspssiI.0 essrdf sent 81 kiiHf
and had him taken 70 ia priv sta residence, WheEsl
in the presence Of several Lawyers and ef
Gen. Csmpbal,, be took his dspositicn, ) diibfi:
cate of which pashsDasa 10 shsa1saicss. = RE
document, il Is understood, Nasb fetwnrasd ske
Jour Consul to the u. s. District Atorley MIA
It is also reported ID Havana thsf HsS
had refused the protection 6Gered him b Gen.
Campbell, on board the Andrew Risgs. but iis
was given in ~copssqusncs Of the HsyaHA
authorities being present e ths, time. Afsr.
wards, Reg sddfesssdt Two ktlsfi to the Ameti.
can Consul, asking predictions So $50 ga
Capt. schneidsa bteishs dbspsichss fotA
Gen. Campbell for the General Goysrstnents
which were forwarded on to WashingtoG this
With these dispatches ere enclosedj
|h Il said, the two letters Of Rey--ene stating
he had been abducted, and the other pray;
ing for the Intervention ofthe Americsh Gov:
eminent in bis behalf We learn from Capt: 8.
also that nm nj. denartur. from Hav.ifs, II esS!
tain of tbs no;t III him n ths Amsr;csns -.
ia R.v ,bsr wopid havr 1, coms "a az ~.
E.t,,c. r. . I.,t.r f,om ! s.ntl.m,s rs IN:
v,na tbs friend in ,h;.sSsS. I,
The man j. Rev ni;a. E.tc;s. .bout wsh.aGs
,bsts !. 80 much 10 IN ,.n- c;t1 4. IN %.oi;t,,v
conEb.msnt Il . all l.Sissosoi in H. 80.
J.I p-;Do;Ds ~"
III. tr,,tS of ii. d..,.,sh.. fIom N.vYo;k,
vbioh &c s,xs to ous ID: fsv ssv. ssos
rsI.t;v. "a ihs .bdncI;on: and ;sb;oh ,f.s;n;ttsd
S,ou.bt - ~, .;,v froa H.y.Ss
.nr ~ E-s.ss; u snus ccnx.a.
I'd To- tAe ~erJ Tsasn.
For ourselves; We hsya never :ntsftafssa 2
doubt Of the abdnciiop Of Key; ne neRs mare.
fore, which we publish to-day, has a.! elong
been anticipated By US. To the hitherto hcnsss.
ly incfedulod', howevsf, 1t wiii ser!s y dlssl.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
THE EVENING HYMN.

-,.as -, 81. THoNAsSrILLEa.
Another day, with mute adieu, , -
Has gOns down yon untrodden .ly,
80 And stiil Il looks Is clear and blue
As when It iirss was hung on high.
The sinking sun, the darkeniing cloud.
,s:,is That drew the lightning in its rear,
TIE thunder, trunpingdeep and loud,
II Have left NO Sootnark there.
ac~ EielsAalH!& ID, .sse.1 res
The village bells, with silver chime,
Come softensd DER the distant shore;
Thought have hesrdthe many a time =
They never rang SO sweet before.
A silence rests upon the hill,
A Listening awe pervades the air .f
The very flowers are shut, and still, G
And bowed as if in prayer. a
sgT ttszd a755 { - vs-rsP Z - no.
And in this hushed and breathless close,
soisr earth; and, air, sud sky, and sea,
d A sill lev vDics in silence goes, ass,
Which speaks alone, great God, sfThse
The whispering leaves, the far-off brook,
The linnet's MARBLE fainter grown,
The h~ive-bound bee, the homeward rock;
All these their Maker own.
Tr ,sssr . r7-fs, r, rserF
The deepening woods, the fading trees, g1
The grasshopper'. last feeble sound.
The flowers just awakened by the breeze
All leave the stiffness more profound.
The twilight takes a deeper shade,
The du.ky pathways darker grow.
And silence reigns in glen and glade,
While all is mute below.
L5T s.ts55 h FL
And ether ewes as sweet as this
Will close upon as calm q day;
Then, sinking down the deep abyss,
viii, like the last, be swept away,
Until eternity is gained
The boundless sea, without a shore,
That without time for ever reigned,
And will when times no more.
Now nature sinks in soft repose,
A living srmblance Ofthe grave
The dew steals noiseless on the rose,
The boughs have almost ceased to wav
The silent sky, the sleeping earth, -r-y
Tree, mountain, stream, the humble sod
All tell from whom they had their birth,
And cry, "Behold a God!" >
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
AN AUTHOR.

One of,Dr. Beattio's correspondents telli
Of q scene Of torture where Campbell was
avictim, and Hohenlinden the subject Of
what is called conversation:
"CampbeIl," said n of the party, ayour
poets deal in hyperbole, bat surely you ex-
cesd all license when you say
And louder than the bolts Of heaven
Far flashed the red artillery
If their flush was 90 loud, what must have
been the report"
Campbell was fool enough to answer
fool according to his folly; when another Of
tbs company interfered--
Then shook the hills. with thunder riven!
Then rushed the steed to battle driven!'
"Oh,swhat falling of 10 thers!"
aHow could ! help it?" ssid the poet
somewhat moved. "The battle began by 9
general discharge Of artillery along the
whole line |; and then amidst the obscurity
of the smoke, the cavalry made their attack
upon the broken tanks Of the enemy"
swell parried; but p
'Wave, Munich, ali thy banners wave,'
il Milton's," rgr raaa
aHOh, / know to what you allude,'' said
Campbell sharply - ssrt PSI
Ycar tops, ys pines, in signs Of worship
wsve.s
tsHthat a fault ?' @ .s- H'
t.Wsf, let that pas; but were your sol.
diefe buried feet downwards; and what was
che size Of the turfs that covered them?-
For you say ga
And every turf beneath his feet
E Shall BE- sfoldieT's sspulchrs.'"
This cruel banter, In which it could NO
be determined how much was Jest, how
much wal earnest, at last irritated ant
provoked the poet. He made an effort Z
leave t6 room, but seems to have c~ontroll
edshis temper. A lady present said
aCome, dear MT. Campbell, kindly IN
derstapd and forgive these thoughtless jo
ksrs; had they not priced the poem, !
would not have stuck 80 fast in their mem
ory." -
The hlarity of the evening, was not
!owsysr, rsstored.---EDub Universit!
1870 r F
Dar;ag tie 7lats war, a Quaker was Of
boaraisn American ship engaged 10 clos
combat With the ensmy. He preserved hi
Psaee principles calmly, until be saw aston
briton climbing up the side Of the vessel b
1rops which hung overheard. Selling
astcdsesthe Quaksflooked scvsr the side Q
sea.hap and very grasely remarked: a3
sssFrisnd, hthee wants that piece Of rop
@se may have itn!-vhen suiting The ,sctio
sshs word, he cut thefope and down wsn
- p6ot tetiow to his long wstery home.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10

gaAe aen 20 disliks the dust kicked up bythe
sacn 70 which they belong, that, being IN.
e pass. they lag behind.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
ssUslrrD We sraSD-DrvrDrDsWE FALn.'
For the Bonner.
Acts Of the legislature.
EJEcTMENT.

EJEcTMENTs ~
ANY one Of two or more plaintiffs may re-
cover any interest in land they may be enti-
tied to, although any one or more. of his
|coplaintifs do not prove any interest in the
premises claimsd. rif,sa, 81 re
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10

We have an act repealingthe act Of 1877,
|fOrbidding tavern keepers from selling in
|toxicatiag liquors in less quantities than one
or In any quantity to be drunk at the
place Of sale. This repeal, places the keep
ers of tayerns on the same footing with
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01
Summer stuff,
Cholera Medicine,

hPprored By The lIedical Faculty Of New
Orleans.
nR ECT0NS for taking the medicine One
- OF the pills to he taken every ten or fifteen
minutes unt dlnrThna ccnses. Generally when the
patient has taken five doses which remain ON the
stomach, he will recover. II any dose is rejected
apply to the stomach mustard plaster and take
weak brandy toddics and then Take another dose
For The pain and cramps,
Take from one to two teaspoontullS ofthc mixturc.
rs the case may require; apply mustard plaster 10
the stomach and bowels keep up constant friction.
and apply hot bricks TO the feet and all sorts of slim
ulating applications to keep up heat and circulation
also, weak toddies Of brandy. No warm water and
but little cold. n the darrhrn censcs the nntcnt
may have constipation of the bowels md fever
For constipation take small doses of castor oil to
move the bowels; for fever treat as usual in icvers.
AZ the first symptom the patient should 20 to bed
0.y- This medicine is prepared and sold by WmrE
HUNTER, and G. l.. TlIoNrsoS, Druggists, O,a-
wa. may 25
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July term, AID. lSi9-CharIes Pogct rs Lydia Pa
get widow, and Almira T., Page, and Ann Paget
heirs nt law Of James L. Pngct, deceased
1UBLlC notice is hereby given to Lydia Pa
get, widow. Amira T.. Paget, and Ann Pa
- get, heirs Mt law Of james H. Pngct, deed
that Charles fagct has filed his bill in chancery in tho
circuit court OF Livingston county, Illinois, ngainst
you Tor conveyance OF certain real estate therein
named. Now, unless you, the said LYDIA Page,, Al
mira q, Pngc, and Ann Paget, shat personally be
day OF the next term thereof and plead answer or
dcmur to snid bill, according to the rules and prnc :.
tce OF said court, the same will be taken for confess
ed nga inst you and the matters in said bill PRAYED for
decreed accordingly Witness, $, c LADb.
GLOVER & Cook, Clerk Of said rouyt
compr,, sol. April 10, 1919. iw
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Canton Tea Company,

q J. THOMPSON. ieem for the Canton Ten
~. Company, New York hna ns, received n l-p !,
and tut assortment ri TEA Please call NJ the store
cast side OF the Court house. md examine the stock
TIE Canton Tea Company has been popularity
.hmrn in America The public have Ind mi n ooI
OF their integrity and responsibility and such I'M.
been the great md pressing dcm,nd for their Tea.
Of late, that they have been obliged greatly to enlarge
their establishment,
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BY Telegraph.
REPoRILD FOE THE FREE TRADER

ST.. LOUIS. NAV 81.
Cuy uor,I;,u-Number Of i,,srrs,,s
on Tn.sa,v last :, six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
wers oG ofxhiOh I,,.,o from .,oI.r,
:,
""' way '''
,aa, e'ar.a,s,.o. i,. 80" 'es','""'
''"''' "'" '"''S'"' re drought win nm
"f'''' VI s"'" Weighing 81 ounces
PrrsnuRGn, May 90
large meeting has been held tins even
ing, and committee appointed to collect
o., ' '''' " Wv ' ''''"'' '"''>'
BOSTON, May ~
."S"'""'e N"' se>'e'"'y '"e'''" "po"
"-,''''' III "'''' "'''" Is coming .! 'he
""'''''"'' s''""e''
CHICAGO, May 81.
No change to note IN the market. Wheat
remains at ~ to zoe 10: winter extra quail
QUO a"o % 10 o-c Tor spl"s' Other afti-
''e' renal" as reported yesterday.
CnrcAGo, May 30.
Eour.-Ci'y mills, $i,25a$l,7j. Coun.
try brands, So .5OaSi.
Corn Neai-1oaSl pr 100 lbs.
N"eat- WINTER 7oa73c, for good extra
ooc' spring oS'o2'
'oFh-har, 2oc', shelIed SOC.
oa'S' 25c beans, SIZE; potatoes GOA
%
ness ron" $500; Hams, 6ao' should
CTS i'f'; Butter, S'i1; Eggs, &c.
board OF health reports deaths by cholera,
Monday !, tuesday total ).
ST. LOUIS. Nav n.
There was A fair supoly Of projuc. in
market
Flour With moderate receipts, slight
improvement has taken place within the
past three days. There is some enquiry for
shipment. Good country brands, S3,9Oa$i,
'ho'ce''"Speeted, , las IlO Second brand
CITY , laSi,2o; first brands Sl,3sa$i,7j.
""e'f'-kec''pt' moderate. Demand
Tor good anu prime continues active. For
spring, 59aooc; fair, to good G2aG5c fair
90 SOU '''' '''''' P''''e al" o"o'ct' ga
'"'" "aS improve" ABOUT i.ve c'S' within
vas P-,' '"'eee ""!s' oi'ooc, SACKS return
w, All" i"c new SuhrIeS lhcIuded.
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GOpariuerslsip Notice,

TIE undersigned have this day formed n co part.
ner-hlp under the tim Of Dor & Smith, and will
continue business at the store lately occupied by l.
u. smith where they will be pleased to see ihcir
friends and the public generally pcdEing thenscyc-
that they will sell goods as low a. they can re bot
in the market JoSFrH W Dow,
Ottawa. NAV y. 1879 ,sWpIN,r ID SViru