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The New York herald., 1850-06-06
The UpIou Uat-y,cauttful. yirht and

Co,lpric POS Tie Rocky Mountain Beaver elegant tasty
and fnhonetlepriee 81 co. The SILK Hat black
hrs dainty in form aud texture aud the admiration OF
the world and tine rest Of mankindprice So Childrens
Caps Hats Sc Umbrellas chat cant hs stolen aud other
eroe'es calculated eleetry the Asonsh
bold. and give universal satisfaction to all who call on
The New York herald., 1850-06-06

for the season SFENSCHEIDS beautiful and briian,
Rocky Mountain silver Beaver In form, colo, snd light
ii s walled Every Of his hats nnishel uadr
Fsptr scheids rrenai SUPERVISION. lie AFFORD
81; warranted perior to the Broadway ~ 80 ones
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Cuban Patriots Disbandisd.

Nrw ORL,sss. May n, 1850
large body of men who collected here, says
the Buiss, intended for the In nvssion ~ Cuba dis
BANDED on the 18th on hearing Of the shi Of General
The New York herald., 1850-06-06

that is its political position, its attempt to organize
a State government on improper principles and
under improper influences. This org .nization
is effort made by few monopolist. and
land speculaiors, to got possession Of the valuable
SOIL and TO deprive the people Of this Union Of their
rights in that wonderful territory. While the gold
diggers in that great country have been digging,
working, and laboring, day after day, in the wet
and dry season-while the merchants and naviga
tors, and men of business in general, have been in
dustrious at the sea broken down politicians,
SPECTATORS and monopolists, set out 10 California
and endeavored, by all sorts Of improper methods,
TO get possession of the gold region there, under
fraudulent Inefficient, and defective land titles.
Some of this set of adyenurers--fer they are not
| men of bueness--haye been the chiefs who organ
! ized the State government, and set in molten a
peculiar plan OF legislation, by which they expect
10 deprive the gold dggers of California, and the
people Of The United States, Of their right and title
! TO the geld regions there, in the way we have
pointed cut This ought not to be So.
Every additional arrival from California only
dCepcns and widens the character OF these two
and important views of the progress of California.
We sllude, in the first place, to the commercial
and industrious movement, which is prosperous,
and calculated only to benefit California, but 10
improve the trade Of the United States-to place il
on the highest footing-to change the commercial
current Of the world, and TO make New York the
metropolis thereof In this point Of view. Ca
liiomia presents a cheering prospect; but in the
other point of view, in reference TO the movements
of politicians and land spectators, We trust that
these z. rites viii be defeated. California should
not be admitted State into the Union, without
first full and searching investigation into the orr
GIN of the State government and State institutions,
and equally full examination ofthe defective and
fraudulent land titles, by which many land spccu-
lators lay claim 10 what does not belong TO them in
that wonderful region.
The New York herald., 1850-06-06

ta-Ws shail to-morro-, publish double sheet, and
Thereby .ndesvor 10 give all the foreign news which
viii be received BY the America and the latest Cuban
intelligence which viii probably by the Georgia
to-day We shall, also to-morrov, place before our
readers an immense quantity Of local and other read.
ing which has been crowded out of 70 day paper by
the highly important intelligence With vhieh eur
columns are ovsrnovipe
The New York herald., 1850-06-06

q No e fuinn street. hoisted ths nag Of tue New York
Boot and Shoe Emporium and he intends that i shall
Emporium Of New York Our friends and readers who
tera making change in the appearance Of their usder
standings will fnd the shOse No, something suit
however fGstidious tliey may bs
The New York herald., 1850-06-06

CONVENTIONS IN THE WING PARTY-CEsERAI.
TAYLOR AND Henry CLAy.-The Partizans Of the
present cabinet did not succeed well in Philade-
phia, in calling the wbig party together in order to
endorse their policy, and get up All opposition to
Henry Clay, and TO his system for settling the diff
culiies Of the slavery question. In fact, the wings
are seriously divided the merits of the present
cabinet. The great bulk of independent men be-
longing TO that party, however friendly they to
General Taylor personally, never can aud never
will support the present cabinet in its Galphin mea-
sures, its system Of nepolism, or its attempt to
continue the slavery agitation for longer period
The cabinet has failed in Philadelphia on this point
and will fell everywhere else in spite OF whatever
the journals at Washington, or the journals else
where, may say. General Tayler himself, is esteem
ed and respected for his public services, his smpl
city Of character and his honesty of purpose; but il
is believed in llquarters that his entire igno
rance Of public affairs has been taken advantage Of
by The present cabinet, and turned 10 their own
personal interests and the advancement of their own
nefarious schemes.-pide the Galphin, and other
claims.
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PronAnrE DISCHARGE oS OSE- EYED Thompson
According to oil appearances, this remarkable
genius will be discharged on the torpedo charge,
and also get of from the two indictments hanging
over him in Brooklyn. There is great desire,
from some secret purposes, to lei of Thompson, in
spite Of eight or ten witnesses against him. The
atmosphere Of the Tombs is very queer.
The New York herald., 1850-06-06
The PIunibe National Daguerrean Gal
The :. Cen,Icmnn,s Hat, rer ere.II.,..

lery No sal broadway STRANGERS and others should
fail 90 visit this celebrated gallery, contains
collection Of Portraits cf distinguished individuals the
nit - -
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1srrLLtetSor rNoA Janaica.-We have received. by
the Cherohee, files Of Kingston tJa) papers TO the
soth ult inclusive There is no news Of importance.
The following is the latest market report -
Krsefro,. Ja.l Mst 2s.-The condition Of cur mar
ktt 10 urtctt.d aud unsatisfactcry particularly
relates Go the article of hsh. We have in fret
hancs Gfoat lees than sr entire cargoes aud this
enormous quantity might b. supposed has had the
eject Of Dc pressing the market 10 degree that
dsfs sales in possible The trade feeling certain that
hodsrs must eventually submit 10 their terms refuse
to operate unless at prices ruinous 20 the interests of
shippers aud there Il no doubt that enormous lcss
be sntailtd by the imprudent over-shiym to
this island The market for breadstufs does not inn
prove, notwithstanding that the stock of -four has
diminished 10 a considerable extent We are pleased
90 bo allie 20 report that the drought has greatly
ntsed. In this city and the adjacent parishes several
,hovtrs have fallen, within the psst fortnight and
sccourts frcm other rarts c the Island speak In
couragirg tsrns of the fertring rains with which
they lave been visited The Msy rains however have
not yet ia with their usual force but such have
fallen are tucent TO dispcl the fears at one time
,ntertsinea of The total ioss 81 the erops
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mgEsTlSIagsYS REsEaED EVERY Dl1.
PU,.rriCAl..

NFsoctkTI, HFPt'BiICAS GENERAL COMMITTEES.
~ =, regular rrrtirr ~ the msnhers of The Dsnsersto
ksnthe.n General COMMITTEES will be held st ranmsny
nsli IN ths etsring n y cih instsnt at o'clock
~ srstr fFRNANDo woop Chairman
s.ss.r s.ss..f e,e.s,s' s,ns,'sT''' Secretaries.
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by the Monk tra Carlo Of Cenca from the
81 livery known 10 exist private sale at Lre
Gasrs Wall street The highest offer left with Iced
viii buy H. ~ universally wedged be largest
and most superb Ivory Statue in the world.
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E6ren NORTH,
rxces, Of imports. .s4l asi. .eOi 4s7s4c

Excess Of imports. .sl23 c0i 46Tsaco7 es573.2st
This shows increase Of nearly twenty millions ot
dollars in the balance against the foreign trade
Of tbis port con pared with the corresponding period
last year. Notwithstanding this. there has been
export of fpecie Of consequence This has been pre-
vented by large rrpttances of public stocks ana by
shipments god fr,m California TO orest Britain re
an. f.sl ~ I.p
The New York herald., 1850-06-06

WHITES, PLAcxs, AND HoNKIYs.-A singular
fuss is made in some Of the ant-slavery, free-so,
and cabinet journals, against the practice Of some
Of the railroads in permitting negroes to sit side by
side with white people IN the same cars. Ifthere
is any truth in their declarations against slavery,
and It's exclusion from California, why should not
negroes sit side by side with the cabinet ministers
themseyes-with Greeley TO say the grace before
meat? According to that philosopher, the Garden
Of Eden is the native land, and Adam and Eve the
tgreat-grea great-grest-grandlather and
grandmother, Of blacks and whites alike. If the
doctrines of General Taylor's cabinet applied to
California, and if the Northern politicians are cor
rect, the negroes ough, TO have their sofas at the
Opers, and sport their white kids az the balls and
parties of Fifth avenue and Union place. 1t might
do for those sinners, who like Us, do not believe
in such doctrines, to make such a fuss about
negroes in railroad cars. But don't we bear such
infctons with ease and grace The Anglo Saxons,
the Africans, and the monkeys, are all very
spectacle beings, each in their own position. But
when will Northern politicians learn 10 be sensible
Not till monkeys become voters and church men-
bers.
The New York herald., 1850-06-06
m. Fine watehes r,paired api roruiated. ''''


--Ilil tie inimitahe at No. - Nissan, sf Pine
street is wonderful IN the selection and ef
Their hs scentfo Of his doing the with those
sccurae nes and graceful gentle and easy
slopes Is really admirable Luxurious s.anpoons thorough
ly done. lly him.
The New York herald., 1850-06-06
Hovse Of Representatives.

BY rAh's ELECTRO CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH
W.sHIseroS, June s, 1850
Mr.. BEo~s, (dem) Of Miss, introduced a bill. the
eject Of which does not require the seal Of the state
Department to be attached to every reward which was
rsss,d.
The House went into Committee on
THr calpoRSii svrsriop
Mr. JoSrs. (dem) Of Tenn, did not intend to make
sIoech. tut 20 give notice Of what he will ocer when
In order, which will clearly indicate his position lie
would move in lieu Of Mr. Doys California Admission
BEL the Compromise Bin Of the Senate admitting Cali
forus providing territorial governments for New Mss
Desret Sc and striking out the prohibition that
the Lssstturss shsii not iesislsts with regard TO
African slavery and slt.rire the boundary Of TEXAS,
which the ormitt.e of thirteen propose
MT JoNts elso proposed to add az proviso II Texas
does mot cell her territory this IL not to impair her
rights lie would move alternative, that take
the htsCrri comIrcmise line but he believed that TO
advocate that, 10 10 oppose all settlement Of the quee
ticn.
sr Durrsr, (den) Of Indiana proceeded TO shov
that the difeuty vas owing 10 the North and South
not peffsstly ahdsrstsrding each ether. LIE Beloved
The New York herald., 1850-06-06
.lais Uye-E.teheior's Gel,uins L

lair Dye only bo procured tAe Asufsssory Wall
ses Tie public should guard against limitations see
various diplomas Persons whoss hair has bad
color froI the Of the imitation dyes have IL
s4 by ealing ~ hbavs. Copy the sa5re.s.
The New York herald., 1850-06-06

dnsencs sngehder the elements fever In the
blood which in summer break out in Thousand painful
etes of ditease To expc thste iaamnatory PARTICLES
IRON the sreuiaop there s no preparation know in med
30 fae =" trfe or 80 rsrd In separation DR. WAR
HtNS Neseta.le iills Dyspepsia, Constipation Flasu-
Ihey cehsrai Weakness kernittens Fever. Liver Disease
lseniery nnrrh~a Lung Complaints Ebe unatisa Eray
ols lcers and toe whole legion of maades t4oeabe
morbd secretion and impure blood relieved and per-
nanenty cured by these inestnabe tonie
anti purcfesnt pills. Is boz Oiee Dsy street
The New York herald., 1850-06-06

will lie exhibited in the Z. s, Navy Yard n-oot,,a ~
Ihrrsday ta - june inst. at II o'clock, NJ Thoss in
terrsisd In the recovery Of wrecks budipx doei
sub marine works, are invited 50 be present. N'A''
WILLIAM EENNISII Inx.a.A.
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invited % examine this rich ce-ccn of Dress Combs
eguaed in eKteIt variety in the city wieh will
fnun' the open chain pattern much eaUTed the
made 10 order, after sny design, how inreate
CeEhs sisersd and repaired. a. \ J. SAUNDERS
Comb lctory I,y Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-06-06

Howier Wells, PnrencIogists and Pub.
lsher Clinton Hall. No. l3i Nassau ,tres F,am;nator.
ssy vna Al works on Phrenslogy PhyoisTy and
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Krvs rsop 81. DoySeo. We learn from Captain
Rcse.rs. f the Eorato, srrivcd from ST Domin-
40 on the 18th uit that the "uaytien" expedition
IN port TO sa the nest vesk for the vsst end Of the
klsnd
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Fancy Cutyery-Embracinv N large ".

rety Of spor;smens Pen and Pocket Knives Of the
and beautiful patterns Also variety unique ar-
sos for toilet OF which have
ported. SAUNDERS ii7 Broadway,
Corner of Liberty street and 5s7 Broadway,
bet WALKER N W hte
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SAILING OF TIE EURoPA.-The Europa, Captain
Lott, for Halifax and Liverpool left this morning.
She carried l2S passengers for Liverpool and for
Halifax, and s6 2S3 in specie.
The New York herald., 1850-06-06

Chambers street 20 25 Fourth street. near Wooster
ofhee hours till 10 A. NJ, till and till r. NJ
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and strsngors requested TO call the
hehurst keare, q Maiden Lane who're they have hssd
tie largest and cheapest Assortment %
the city to wnsss the spr!ns style Of Hair Cat
ing fer 1870. - -
The New York herald., 1850-06-06

G. " Asderson our former popular Chief Engineer, and
present Efficient Register, OF violent attack
Headache and from the application his head
with hair in less than three days The chief in compsny
with three distinguished citizens called TO inform Of
fact See the Doctors Advertisement. 1909 forfeit.
The New York herald., 1850-06-06
Wrtts' Nervous Antidute. having estnb.


lhed iselfss the greatest blessing an-ne-
thing reed he said but that IL he l02
street. 81 bottle. 81 dozen. 1. neryins snly
but positive in all nervous debility.
The New York herald., 1850-06-06

When the CherOkee arrived yesterday,
there was several yellow sunburnt faces all Of whom
can be made white and fair infant by using ths
JONES, Chemical ssap, which all the shove
well as Pimples Eruptons freckes and all ds
fgCrencnts erwIticns. Just
Broadway. Truly. IL is q delightful article.
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Great Arabian Remedy For the Cure Of Man and Beast
w. q. FARRELL'S
CELEBRATED ARABIAN LIRIMENT.

dwnkn
/ tn. medic YER lnr OF enc o
nou most the rites
ar nuu1l
o and motam La the nuapln th
n o rof
ams, rs from the hsan d
We most o m C hmat
mach weakness back
tors ednek re Eyes n
s,sln
well
d
remedy
Tered the n relied winch
for
Mr. W b. FARRELL Nothing has nd ofo
milnd
as
Acod-
accord
the swelling
t.
not iwoks
IN dsuli orwlh
j
mexcpt
Imw
rlcvem
my Ben
had
eqm n
Pccnc ,ItoraCor March
tUrha w.
. -
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Co Iasale ME CIBBoy Maneles Agents
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Nothing can be more gratifying to the public
than the knowledge Of the fact, that our townsmcn
Walker and Ickling and G. l.. Thompson have
very recently been appointed agents for She sale
Of w. FBREEIr's Arabian Linimcnt, this inyinc
bic remedy ofwhich the Arabans thought so much,
in the cure Of their various and most common dsca
Sos like rheumatism, Burns, Wounds, Spinal com
plants, Stiff JOINTS, Loss Of power in the limbs dc
also his anti bilious blood purifying pills, sovcr
cign remedy in fcycrs, Nervous diseases, and mpu-
rty Of the blood 2I-i
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@ $4,000 Grs@c ,1n nr. it

waiting purchasers atmy Farm md
Nursery on the meSt SIDE of For Rir.r

sGks>-. VII o'e "eS' S''eO for h'r'r
nsar Dayton, and five miles north yves, of Ottawa
hey consist Ot nearly
200 Varieties of Apple,
ANA great variety OF Pears, PIums and Cherries
which have been selected with care and rrpa, cx-
pense from the most popular and approved Nurse
RES IN the Union, embracing nearly all the standing
varieties IN the eastern and southern states the fnt
OF which il ls confidently believed cannot fail 10 sut
the most delicate and refined palalcs
The subscriber assumes with confidence that he
has the greatest rdr,etg and mast splcndi1 Gssort-
ment to be found in northern Illinois. The trees
nrc from TO 3ycars OF nge, and ranging from 3 TO
icct IN height, and well proporlioncd
1t Is believed that the lnmentabe remissness on
the part OF farmers, every where Observable in plan
ting fruit trees, is mostly attributable to the almost
total ial'ure. IN most cases, where trees have been
transpnnted from distance and the fhrous roots
on which the tree relies fol its nu,riment have be-
come dead from too long exposure To dry air or Sc
we're tross after taking them up either of which is
fatal TO its growth But these cnbarrassments no
longer 5Sls,. The farmer can now BE- supplied in
his own vicinity with the number and variety he
wishes grown in the same soil and climate in which
they nre to be transpnntcd
the trees are taken up in the spring. it should be
done soon after the frost is ont OF the ground-ut all
events, before the leaf begins to put forth Iftaken
up IN the tall, they should be buried until spring
Apple trees at the Nursery l2I cents oil other
kinds, - cents. WELLS Arr
Dayton, Jan 10 lS5O-,f
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Selling OHl

WV ISHING to close up the concerns Of Hin
wv man X Barns we offer their stock OF
w goods, consisting Of Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Crockery, Spices, Tea,
Tobacco, &c. AT reduced prices. We have mum
Der Of DR.. Chaunceys celebrated air'tght Cooking
Stoves, which we will sell very low
We want quantity Of Pork for which a liberal
price in cash will he paid.
We are prepared to store any amount otproduce
on reasonable terms.
Farmers, you will find II profitable to call at our
Store next door To the Fox River House, when you
have produce to sell or goods to buy.
Jan ., 1850 f. HINNAN & Go.
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Ec ware of CO,,I,tclEe;ts.

The genuine article Is manufactured only by n G..
Farrell sole inventor and proprietor, md wholesale
druggist, No. Il, Main 81 Peoria, Ill.,, to whom all
application for agencies purchase must must be
addressed Be sure you get II with the letters II G
before Farrers, lhus-H. G. FARRELIS-and
my signature on the wrapper--all others are coun-
tcrtets. Beware, particularly OF spurious prep1-
ration called " b. Fdrreifs Ara6ian Eminent. ="
a base counterfeit which has jus, made its appear
ancc, The genuine is for sale by
WmTE & llrvrER e l. Thomson AMI WALKER
& NroELNG, Oiigwa.
> g. SMITH Perm; BAenWIS& CHrrxAY ,LGsiy,
J III BRowN and 4 w BowEy, Joi.e,
JENKINS MERRuIo Locipo,t
i & III ALEXANDER, Nlgnoiii
DAVID MERIT, Somonuuk
{ NoGEL and q ID RicMARpSoS, Erisio!
Il y MrtLU, Osrcgo and regularly authorized
agents all over the United States.
Gall and get n farrier Book tree of charge
dcC22- t-mr22
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w ALKER & lllCKLlNG wish to inform
w thercustomers IL the public generally that they
have Just received from the eastern cities large and
varied stock Of Staple and Fancy goods suited for
this market, comprising Silk, Cotton, Linen, Wors-
ted and Wollen Fabrics. Ii is useless to enumerate
articles, We will only say that most articles in this line
called tor at a Country Store may be found in our
stock and will be- sold al the lOiceSt prices Our mot
tois mot TO be undersodby any one"
Also I've have lately received CT cases Of
Boots, Shoes, and BIogans all sorts and sizes sui,a-
be tor wear OF men, women, and children these
will be sold at very low prices
AISo-Crockery and Glassware n good assort-
ment Of hoary and shelf HARDWARE trace log,
and halter chains, scythcs and sneahs wrough, and
cut mails and spikes, all sizes Also,
GROCERIES,
Ot all kinds, as cheap as usual and our stock of
Drugs Medicines, and DycSfufs is complete, and
will he sold at Chicago or St. Louis prices, whole
sale or retail
= CASH paid for any quantity of Hides and Wheat,
Oais' Lard, Bacon and most other produce taken in
exchange at the highest rates
Dec H,lSi9 WALKER & tICKLING
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IN Chnncery State OF Illinois. Iasallr county. SO
lnSa.c circuit court, 10 April term, 1850 Iona
than Reed rs Desire Reed-Bi for divorce.
| appearing, from affidavit on file in the clerk 3
office OF the circuit court in and for said county
that Desire Reed the defendant in the above caus,,
IS not resident of the state Of Illinois, and without
thr reach OF process Of this court. and complainant
having filed his bill herein, and summons having is
sued thereon according to law Notice is therefore
hereby gwen to the SAID defendant tina, unless she
sinai! be and appear before the said circuit court on
The rst day oithc next term thereof to be holden al
me court house IN Ottawa, on the 22d day of Ami
next, and plead, demur, except to, or answer The
compliments bill Of complaint, the same will be ia
Ken as confessed against her and the matters and
things therein prayed for decrced accordingly
GLOVER & Cook, com. sol. PHlLO LINDLY.
January, IL, 1850 CIcrk
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How often is 1t the that we neglect slight
wound burn, swelling, or PAIN in the vain hope that
it will be well enough in day or two, instead of
getting well they grow worse. tester. and perhaps
modification takes place and the limb has to be am
pu,ated when, liza little of II G, FarrcIs Arabian
Liniment had been applied at the time of the ncci-
dent. 1t would have cured it immediately See his
advertisement 2j-2t
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MOFFATS
Life Pills and PhGnix Biiters.

These Medicines have now been before the
public f,r period of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained hugh charac-
ter in almost every part Of the globe for Their eH-
tranriinarv and immediate power Of restoring per-
feet health To persons suffering under nearly every
kind of disease To which she human frame is liable.
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Won can keep your hands nice and warm viii
] Muiis KID Leather, and WOODEN Cloves
nov % JIG NArTIvGER
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RArIp PRNrNG-Thc Telegraph lnc from
New York to Boston. under Houses patent, trans
mittcd from New York and printed in Boston three
thousand words of President Taylor5 message, IN
trO hours
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DIR. STORMS CELEBRATED sc0TcH COUGH CANDY.

NEa DR. Storms Scotch Cough Candy hes materially other
= amitowc
abve
sucrsulh
Il he p
County
NEE lpruptau enuonI
oma,e
L.
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llovs rlAD ExlMrnoS-l Governor of New
York recommends Homestead Exemption "a a
mean, OF chccEns the increase Of pauperism III
the state What fine thing it would be in our
own county
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OTTAWA. ian 10

Scarceiy my wheat coming in, Corn arrives
freely, and considerable competition among buyers
2GW27c., are current rates for enr corn
Oats-lS1 20c
Potalocs-35c
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Small sales Of wheat at slOO.

In provisions nothing doing. Sales of twenty
thousand bushels Of corn, part to arrive, at Soc.
Whiskey, IS cts. Bacon no sales. River has
risen six inches-now at a stand. Business gene
rally dull.