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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19

Ono.-There was another big row in the
Ohio legislature on the 9th inst. A COM
miltec Of II was appointed to canvass the
votes for governor, six Of whom, on ascer-
tanning tha,;he return Of Loran county was
not sealed, refused to count hervote and re-
ported Weller elected by some 200 MAORI
ty. Thcreupon there ensned scene that
rs nowhere attempted to be described. The
house finally broke up in row. Nextday,
however, Ford was declared elected, and
he has probably by this time been inaugur'
atcd.
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The bill introduced in our legislature 10
increase the rate of interest, we learn from
Springfield, has been voted to death. The
old exploded notion, entertained III the days
Of Nimrod and Romulus, that although a
man may be very well qualified to buy a
horse, he is still not to be trusted in buying
an accommodation, prevails so extensive'!
among our emil htened legislators, thatthere
is no touching the six per cent. interest bill
with forty foot pole.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19

CHOLERA IN THE SrH REGIMENT L. 5. Is
rASrRY.-Advices from Port Lavacca,
Texas, of the Gath ult., says:
SIN the last forty eight hours eighty or
ninety men OF the Sth regiment Of the L. S.
Infatry have been buried. Last night, in
the very centre Of our village, there were
forty or fifty dead : and now, as am writ.
ing, three loads Of dead bodies. drawn and
distorted in all manner of shapes, are pas.
sing within ten feet ofmy door. The most
exaggerated descriptions Of plague, cholera.
orpestienee, could not equal the reality. In
the twenty -four hours ending this morning
husband and wife, father and son, have
breathed their last, in the same bed, and the
strong and well man, that followed the sick
to the hospital, in six hours has been COLI!
and stiff in DEATH"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19

Orr TO THE PIAcERs.-Ou brother Phil.
lips, OF the Peoria democratic Press" has
fallen victim to the California fever. A
band Of 4s of these afflicted beings have or.
ganized themselves into military compa-
ny at Peoria, and have elected Mr.. p. their
captain. An editor in search Of gold! II
he should find "stacks" Of it, how should an
editor know what to DO with it? And then
what phenomenon he would be. A rich
editor!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19

THE CHOLERA is rapidly abatng in New
Orleans. At latest dates there were not
overa dozen Of new cases aday. The wea-
ther had become cool and bracing, and the
general health Of the city in consequence
greatly improved. In the cities on the riv
err, the number Of cases of cholera was in.
creasing, but there was no alarm ielt. The
reports about cholera in Chicago had no
foundation whatever.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19

Aussetirg or,hose who contemplate 60
ing TO California was held at the Court
House last Monday elening. Mr.. A. De.
lano was called to the chair and Mr.. A. a.
Fisher Secretary. We understand about
thirty subst ribed their names towards rails.
ing company. Messrs.A. A. Fisher, NJ.
Osman, and +. Morse were appointed a
committee to enquire as to what amount Of
provisions it would be necessary to take
which would DO the best rout, &c. The
meeting then adjourned TO meet on Sa,ur.
day the 9th inst.
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HorRIsIE MuRpER.-We learn from
friend who was al Dnty's last night, that an
Irishman, named Hickey, was brought in
from the Summit while he vas there, char
ged with the murder Of his wife on Monday
evening. Screams were heard by the
neighborS on that night, and on the follow.
ing morning the body was found, having
the marks of repeated blows, and the opin.
ION is entertained that the wretched woman
was literally pounded To death by club or
some other deadly instrument. The muir
derer has been addicted TO drinking. and he
is supposed to have been intoxicated at the
time the terrible deed was committed. Our
informant describes the murderer as a most
brutal looking wretch. He will be brought
into the city to-day and confined in Jail to
await his trial.
An inquest was held upon the body Of the
deceased yesterday afternoon, the ve-dic, of
which was, wiful murder by the husband.
- Chicago Tribune, Jan. l3.
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Buffalo, y. y, is likely soon to have a
rival in It's immediate viclnity. \ number
of merchants of Cleveland and Albany, not
liking the delay and embarrassment incident
to the tran>hipment Of goods at that place,
have formed Accompany to establish a new
m,rcial depot at Tnrawanda, II miles
FROM Buffalo, where they have purchased
fourteen hundred acres OF land on the Mag
ara river. at a cost Of $jS.DO. They are
recen log proposals Tor constructing docks
warehouses, sc.
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Eracily Right. legislature Of this
state have passed a law requiring tie state
Treasurer to pay the postage Of the MEM
Lcrs, As they get but about 81 10 day
for their services, they probably considered
i, rather tough to he obliged to pay out half
OF that sum for postage nletterS on the peo-
pies business, leaving them but six bits
more day to pay board Tor thcmseIve and
in many cases their families.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19

d GoLp IN ViRaiNiA.-The Richmond
Wing has been shown fourteen bars Of gold
from the Booker mine, weighing 2,4s2 dwts.
They are the product oftwo months, work ,
with twelve hands. The value is sa,5Os 81.
or little more than $500 10 tho hand.
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DEPARTURE or THE CRESCENT Cry
The steamship Crescent City took her de.
parture from New York, for Chagres on
Saturday afternoon with $50 passenger.
bound for the gold regions. Owing to the
accounts of great number of people wait
ing at Panama for vessels, which were not
to be had, we suppose this ship did not take
out as many as was anticipated.
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The Chicago Citizen announces that the
Free Sell Convention called to meet at this
place In February, has been indefinitely
postponed, on account of change in the
time Of holding the supreme court. The
announcement relieves some of our wing
as well ss democratic free soil friends from
a nervous fear Of being placed in very awk.
ward position.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19

Lucky Professor Bond, of Boston. says
that the comet, on the last day &C this year,
will cross the orbit Of the earth at point
where the earth was on the 18th of October.
Had the comet heen two months more adj
vanced in its orbit, very near approach to
or even a collision with the earth, would
have taken place.
Had the sky fallen we should have caught
larks, prehaps.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19

"BeiiCr pay The Butcher than the Doctor"
So say we-and 50 says all the world
But how few practice the homely old adage?
People can't pay the butcher nor cat his de
licinus meats unless they keep weii-and
they can't always be well if they don't take
some mild, safe aud valuable medicine when
they first feel unwci. We know this by
experience. We felt unwrll, and forthwith
bought box of each kind OF DR., Bragc'S
Indian Queen Vegetable SucarC Coated Pills,
(both for Si,OO,) and made immod iatc use
Of part OF thcm-aud IL trO days were well
and at work again, aud patroni1iug the
butcher, In this operation We saved n ftfy
dollar Doctors bill sore month, los, Of
teeth, and months precious time. We
advise all To do likewise. They can he had
at the drug stores If q. l.. THOMPSON and
White and Hunter, Ottawa.
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A solemn philosopher announced, as the
remark able evidence Of the coodnes, ol
Providence that great rivers always run Iy
great towns.
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OSoms- The Popes Escape from his Capital In
the Disguise Of "A servant.

The following account of the Pope's flight
from Rome into the Neapolitan territory is
s;.h., L., ,bo S,,,. ,,,,,., ~,
the i""eS'
"Since TIE aSSaSslnanon oil NJ. RosSi, the
Pope remained close prisoner IN the tln-
rlhai; and the Duke OF dliarcourt, the
trench Representative, was compelled to
reside IN the palace, Tor the purpose at al
iordinE the protection oi his person aud tag
TO the sovereign Ponilli. The business at the
Government went on IN the Pope'N name,
but without MS sanction, ana - lar did he
carry ms resolution net to be dictated to,
that he refuse" even 10 receive the reports,
Acco'"ihS 10 hNaI'auIe custom, 81 'h' uH'crr
OF the guard Sn'h stare OF 'h'h|> tN'i'"
NOT long r""''''"', ana the members "' me
"lP"maNc corps a. IL i SAM, arranged a
plan Tor the HorTa'l"h oi ms Holiness, 81
"n'ch IRE ln'"leu'''t eNe'"'l'h WAS 'h'rh>.
,rd I" 'he count "e Hpant, me munster Of
Bavaria Al an carry h"nr, previously d.
gree" 10, 'he rope retlie" mo private
room Tor 'he purpose OF apparently CONFER
'"- WI" ''' Ge''''e"'', nav J"s' ""''e"'
".'' "'v'' NV va "'''' "''','' ~ '"' "N''?
o' 'he p''H'''n ,eaa,''' maze" minutes
we vn'''"-r q, '"' "."r>''' ~ ,'''' 81, an"
,!e '"'"' We '''""'' wa ~ we 'F',
"NH"'>e'. ~ w "'''i ''> '''> NV ""'
N''''''' '"'v''" Wv '.''
h'o""'',s v" ''e "'> "'""- r''r Wv way
'.'"' my 500, "' sup
.'", "v, "',,' a', ,' 'I,',, w. way Wv,
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Our Acknowledgements are due to Mr..
Reddick, of the Senate, and Messrs. Gibson
and Lasher Oft House of Representatives,
for public documents, &c.; also to Mr. Gal.
loway. These favors are always very &C.
cep,able.
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DEATH OF LIEUT.. Cot. BoYAxIY.-This
gentleman expired at his residence at Salem
in this State, ON tAe lst inst. He was 1t,
Col. of Col. Newby's Regiment, and served
in that capacity until the close Of the war
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The MoRMoSs.-Th Mormons appeal
for assistance in their distress. Out of about
10000 souls, II, 900 or $4,000 still lirger in
the wilderness and part of Iowa, many of
them without the necessary clothing, pro-
visions, groceries, medicines, sc. They
have sent out Rev. Mr.. Dana to solicit sub
scriptions. He is now in Ohio.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19

The papers are joking poor Van Buren,
numerically. One describes very large
cabbage, and says that "Van Buren, never
raised larger"
"No," replies another, but has raised the
biggest beat this year Of any other man in
the country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-19

Dr. Rogers Compound Syup Of Lirer-
Irori and Tar, III many instances, seems TO
have been reserved to effect cures Of Con.
sumption and Asthma, after the usual means
of ,sillul physicians had been exhausted 10
Little orno purpose; which facts are set forth
and subscribed To, in pamphlet. to be had
gratis from TIE Agent who sells the med-
cine. II may be had at the drug stores Of
& l.. Thompson. Ottawa; 5. G.. Smith,
Ptru. and y. J. Smith, Newark
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BLANKS, such as Warrantee and Quit
Claim Deeds, Mortgages, Notes, all kinds
of Justices Blanks, Sc, just printed and for
sale at this Office.
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s7,7l152

The amount Of revenue assessed for the
year 1917, aud prior years, remaining I'M
collected, is about Si5, 800. II we deduct
this sum, together with the amount now in
the treasury, from the amount of warrants
and certificates outstanding, we leave about
$25 900 to be li4uidated out Of the revenue
Of the current year.
Inc amount or revenue assessed ror tic
current year. (lSlS,) after deducting for the
loss, commissions, &c., will be about $751;
600. If the revenue Of the year 1919 be
equal 10 the amount assessed for the year
1918, there will be about $4,000, to meet
the expenses of the government for the next
two years.
The interest fund in the treas
ury at date Of last report, and
received from lst Deem
Der, 1916, to Both November,
1913, is 1921, sos -
The interest fund remaining
uncollected for the year 1917
and prior years, after deduc-
ting for loss, commissions,
&c., is about 100000
The interest fund for the cur
rent year, (lS4S,) after de-
Quoting for errors, commits
sionS, &C., will be about lll 10000
The Insane Hospital tax, col
lected upon the assessment
Of the year 1917, amounts TO ll,9Gl 81
The amount of this fund re-
naming unsolicited, after
deducting for errors, com
missions, &c., will amount
to about 100000
The Insane lIospital,ax for the
current year, including the
back taxes, will be about 100000
The total amount of the present school,
college, and seminary fund of the state, is
900, l36 GS; the interest upon which, on the
LIST inst, amounted to 'S5i,Sl5 IL of which
sum there is due the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum at Jacksonville, 1890 "a, leaving to be
appropriated to the several counties, for the
current year, So, 5l5 OS.
l5,2l2.42 acres of state lands have been
sold from Dec. 1, 1913 to Dec. J., $780, for
IN scrip T6I ,7lO Il. There are still lil,-
1900 acres Of state lands unsold.
The auditor complains OF difficulty in en-
forcing collections on account Of the failure
Of assessors to complete the assessment
within the time required by law, and he re-
eommends more stringent laws to guard
against these failures in future.
| In order to ensure the more effcctual col
lection Of the revenue due by delinquent col
lectors, the auditor recommends that the at.
torney or agent charged with the duty of
collecting it, be allowed certain percentage
Oh what he collects, for compensation, thus
giving him the greatest possible motive for
energy aud diligence in the discharge of hi,
trust.
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Illinois Legislature.
SpRI,crlELp, Jan. l6, 1919

SFRINGTIELp, JdH' to, fO'"
NJ, E3j,oy.-Sincc | last wrote to you
the election of L. $. Senator has taken
place, and Gen. Shields has been nominated
and elected. Ia caucus there were tw o bal
iuis as follows:
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DEATH or ex-senator SEvIrn.- Hon
A. X. Sewer died at his plantation in Ar.
kansas, on the Both uit., of pulmonary at.
ieCtion.
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Mem advertisements.
London Vegetable Billion. Pills.

'INlIE subscribers have recently been appointed
agents Tor tins county Tor the sale Of these truly
celebrated Pills Agents viii be appointed ty US N
every town IN the county Those Wishing To &c, u
good I'll oIc invited To call at our store aud take
NAL box put up Tor gratuctuus circulation One trial
VA convince all hat they are the very best pill, be-
tone The pubic. WlIlTE& Ill N'iLR, Iecnfs,
Dr.. CODY, L 5 Agent. ian - OGwI'
Uiicc, Lu.e Fot, and 80 Lake 81 Chicago
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and yet be abs to satisfy his constituents, 50
that his enemies may as we'll stop Growing
for the present.
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Mr.. A. Delanc delivers n lecture this
evening to the sons, in the Court House.
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Making the sum OF,

The warrants cancelled by The
treasurer, and deposited in
this office, from the lst De-
tember, 1916, to the Both No
vember, 1913, amount to,
The certificates for the interest
on the school, college, anil
seminary funds, cancelled
during the same time, am'ai-
ed ~
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t'RNF'l ~ WLtkti ~ \ '" MAG htALh"
~ DuY GouNs, GuoCrnIls. Am rHopu,t.
OHdwo, Jaa 10, 1915.
PROVISIONS. CGUShtnS, 81. Gai
Beet, 100, S2OOaS2 30 - dry, lOGl2
Pork, 7Ja go Deer MinS,.. l2alG
Tenison, 2jOa 800 hecpShiHS, 1900
lard, ID. IdJc COON " l5d2j
TaRow. Cal Muskrdt, ga $
GRAIN & FLOUR: Mink, 1890
Wheat, winter, 55aGO & GROCERIES:
90 spring, GOd5j Sugar, brown, 5ldlO
oats, l5alS " crushed, l2ali
Corn, l5GlS I" loaf, 1910
Bar'eD lSa2O NoinSscs, gall. 35dl5
Beans, iOdj0 Coffee, Rio, ID. 9alO
Flour, sup. l00b. 2.25 Java" Halo
" fine, {" 900 Tea,y. hyson, 5Odl5
buckwh't, 80 old 6 SSdSl
Corn meal, bush. % black. 5Od73
VEGETABLES SUNDRIES:
Potatoes, bush. 50 Butter, ia
DoionS. 6. 3Sn5O CHEESE, 5a S
Cabbages, each, la B Eggs, doz. IL!
FURS & SKINS: Honey, ID. SdlO
Beef Hides, or. 2Ia3 Candles, tall. lO0l2i
Y" dry, al sperm, lod50
Prices of wheat, corn, and oats about same
as last week-demand same--receipts Ugh.
ter. The last foreign arrival has had an adj
verse effect on prices in Chicago, so that
Ottawa merchants are now paying within Sc
of Chicago prices for wheat. This should
increase receipts.
CulcAGo DEMOCRAT Orricr,|
January &c. 1919.
The receipts of produce continue fair, and
the roads in good travelling order. Prices
are sustained at the rates of last wcek--5Od
60c for spring, and 65a75c for winter wheat.
The latter price is paid by City Mills.
There is some speculation, aud two lots of
10000 bushels each delivered on board,
changed hands yesterday, at 65c, insurance
paid.
Pork continues in demand at 81, 5Oa3,5O
per hundred, according to weight.
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ip' ~ -, = ~ E'n'lil unpIIl wIH be published
shout tir I'm 81 February nrNt, after Which time
,'ol-r llau.c m Ouovr. Mi hu.n,!s. Jny, IN ,b.
w.,k mnly HENRY ulRLBl'T. collector
..,...,.,,
SINIE ct l.lmois, la sale county, In sale CIR
cgacouf', March tenn, 1919. Ihomas Lonelgan
rs bernard Dan! - AlucuIn-nt.
Is "e'epy give" TO h' sl'o net-
= nn'u ''"! ln'' WV III a''''u'"'",' IS
'u'" "ut W ,"' o'uV' w U' ',r,H VI sn'u ~
w ,,u'' "'''' Wv ',' ''9 ~ "a, p''e""', -
y Wv S"" ~ '"' s"" "|''H' ~ H.
80" w. ''' sun - '''E '"""''" "'o IVY
var '"u ~ '"', "''''',u W ,"' s"e'
-" 81 80 ''''e V'u"'!; ""'" WI" "a. '''n h
~" ''''D'"' ~ Ems "P'' '"' S'"'"
''S' f''''' o''''''"' "' E'''p"h'h'P 'h''N
'''e '''s, w. '''' ""''" N''' f"''e' Vi
S''"'" ,-"''n' - N"'"'P ,"'''y''"'''' '"'S:
,,'te' S'W' 'h''t,'''' u"''s' YOU Ine '''d
pt'a''" '""t s"a.' r'h'"''l We """ "PPrar
l''o,, w. S'I La S',' '''Su" oou'' "n o' W.
gore the first day Of the next term lbereoi'io
ne 90 o,I'n az We sIut' nVus'' 10 ounwa, o.,
and rIe,I +, SAIL pls,ntr', .c,.on' Irm,n,
',,Il, 80 ,o,,,o,sI ,.,;,'s, r,,' ry",' ,b.,
wv, y" w., '"''',' - ''S' wv )" ''p' W 'ao
s''" ""'"'N ''', '''N""' '"" ," .'"'" W '"e
properly Attached a. may e' 'u'hc'tn' TO sa,
H''y t't s''h Ju"sW'n' ~" 60 N,s "'i We s"iu
to satisfy the slhr' nnlip I'm DhLn'
hLoN M " Cook, fND siHy. trE.
-.,-,,..,5- -----------.-, -.,-77
- W. u,rrh ,,,, in c'c.r,'
%,Try T'y'orrg William Toylor-Bnl for i
vorce
tl 81 -, ., IL
county aforesaid. thai ii.i,m lay Tor, the de-
deudInt 10 The above emitted cau.r, l. a nom
resident OF the state If Illinois, and without
the reach Of he process Of th', court, and tho
complainant tavIug flied her but hurein. Now,
thee fore. uue,s ,un. the said defendant, shall
personally b. AMI appear be the circuit
court of said la sale county. on or before tho
fr.t day If n reIt term thefe,L 10 he ho'dru
1t tho court house. ia Otaws, On the 30lh day
of March net. and plead, demur, EXCEPT 10. or
answer the said com ,,l,ir ants bill OF compliant,
tie -ame will Ice aiken a, g. Messed agoln-' y,u
and the mu!es tn rim yrayel for ed ac.
c'Idlnlt' h'"' h'N phL,,
Crown ~ ' nuR. 'h'h
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FARM TO LET,

100 OR $50 of the farm upon which reside:
lOO a good well, comfortable brick house, aud
a good harvesting machine will 10 with it to good
tenant. jan IL Bronson MURRAY.
good chopper wanted ior the winter g.
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NNJICF.
IN the evening of the 30th Dec last, two pointer
. dogs, liver colorcd and white one called
Trump, belonging to +. s. Leland and one called
DIRT belonging to w ], Glover, were taken. II
the person who took those dogs returns them inn
mediaey he willsavc himself some trouble, at lenst
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Amount warrants and cer,if-
Gates outstanding OH LIST De-
eember, 1918,
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The weather continues eold-cold- cold
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we nave receive" wv! '" Wv
Of Mr.. Campbell, the auditor ot ruohc &C
counts of this state. We give synop,i. OF
tho recor,:
wv ''Po''
Amount receive" ny save i,r"."'. T m
all sources from 1T b'o' iofo' u - ~,
1910, exclusive % '"''''>' ' ",n5 ~ -
'uh"S, 9.S slI ~
A'no"'' pa" '''
. s,f ,si -
Balance IN "'''"'''
Amount interest i'hh receive" 'tV,,' 80 oe, ~
1916, To Dec. |, 1915, S,"i'"0 40
Amount paid OUT, -'i''0' W
-,5,o >.
Balance IN treasury -
Amount of Insane Hospital tax received up
to Dec. /, 1913, Sll 9ol -
Amount paid ont, li,'2O ~
-
Balance in the treasury, 20 10
T,s who,s amount of warrants ,,r.wnup-
49,, ,.''a,,,,or from l., Dec. 1916 10 Is,
w. w. wy ,Sia ,,'as
Des.I;',, " a,,o,,.s IF stale sl6G SIS -
~ W 49, ";", ,-,'l,,,,r;a,;onS 40 $50 OO
VI 'pN> ''' ''''
Total S3A6. 51S -
4. -, ~ pE th.ay
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A SDnu Horses
Notice.

Z. OR sale on favorable terms apply to
= janl2 J. &. NATTINGrR
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$3S5,5736 81
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AudiloT's Report.

We have received copy of the report
Of Mr.. Campbell, the auditor OF public &C
counts Of this state. We give synopsis oI
tho repurt.
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OTTAWA PRICE CURRENT.

toRuFCIEn wEEKli ny ". MAEItt, ptALkR
~ nay GuuNs, IHoCtnits. Am rHobt,t.
nII.,,u., L. IL tS
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08
COStauelaesS ;

Or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
THE PAIN EXTRAO TOR
Is the sures safest and certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in The worst cases. and after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called at office with astOnshment upon their faces
stating that they had used the ointment for other dsea
uron parts OF their bodies the bowels and that co
pious movement had resulted from it. THIS result will al
follow thorough rubbing OF the Extractor rpon the
bowels when they oOstve Let the experiment be tried
1t perfectly safe; and III instance the Pain EE-
tractor do harm.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08
New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFATETEK. Sunday. October - n
BEEE CATTIE -Amved Yesterday, per steamer Latona.
30 head; also several lots to-day In Market 45 head
Prices A951zO. . b.
sHEEP-At Market $50 head. Prices. e2643 so p head.
HOGs.-At market. 400. Prices, 31zG341zc. p b.
Cows AND CALVES. At Market 2S3 Cows and US
Calves. Prices, S25R $50. and A5Aa7 Q he'd.