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The Kossuru FuSo-Genus proposition to
raise 100000 by subscription, to DO placed at
the disposal Of the grca, Hungarian has been sec.
onded by Mr. j Smoad of Cincinnati The follow.
ing is Mr. Smoads note on the occasion. 1t is a
fuc specimen Of brcvity and generosity:
CINCINNATI, Monday Oct 10
Hon A. C. KISGsLANn, Mayor;
| beg leave To subscribe TO the Kossu,h Fund
One thousand Dollars.
J. SarAp Citizens Bank.
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LOLA MoNrEs.-lhis famous character, whose
mysterious, and yet brilliant, career in Paris, has
rendered her, at the same time, the subject Of
gossip, animadvertion, and eclat, throughout tho
whole continent Of Europe, is about to pay a yi.
sit to the United States, to charm our admirers Of
the theatrical with her various talents; and to
open new theme Tor American qu.Inancs and
journalists, now since tho Jenny Lind mania has
partially subsidized. Lola Monies, however, lack
that moral character which Jenny Lind enjoys
She is as notorious for her vices as she is famous
for her beauty and talents 1t is easy then, to
predict that her career in this country will be any
thing bu! an onviablg one. Her admirers will be
chiefly amosg those who place a low estimate
upon pure and yjrtuous character. Tho more
morally refined Of our people will shun her
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The HoNE Journal far surpasses all other
fashionable publications, for refined literary taste
in ITS selection OF contributors In the last mum
Der we fine few beautiful lines from u new pen
which we take pleasure in rcprinting. They are
by ALICE CAREY, aud entitled "IloNrsIcK"
The lamps are all lighted, how brightly they CLEAN
The music Is flowing, soft stream upon stream
While youths and far maiirns nuOubled with care
llaItbush as they whisper, how happy We are 20
Well, braid up your trrsSes with gemsns you may,
Fly hight through the dance and smile and be guy
The glow oihc roses, the flow OF the wine,
Are not tor bosom as weary as mine.
q, give me cottage hall hid in the leaves,
With vines on the window, and birds on the eyes,
And heart there whose warm tide shall flow like
But never . never, Tor any but me. lhe sea
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OHIO Election.

Hamilton county, including Cincinnati gives
Wood Dem. candidate for governor, zoos. The
whole Dem, ticket is elected in Franklin county,
Woods maj 900. Ashtabula Nintou's majority 90,
Erie county Woods majority II, Lucas county
dem. Logan co. 60 maj. for Vinton and whg
ticket.
The Governor, and most probably other State
officers, are democratic. Not able to state in re.
gard to the segislture.
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A LARGE SALE OF Coin LAyDs.--Wc learn
that Col. Fremont has completed and confirmed
the sale Of his Mariposa tract of gold land in Cnl
iiornin. The sale wss made TO n company in Lon.
don for one million Of dollars ono hundred thou.
sand Of which (that being the first instalment, /.
to be paid 10 Col. Fremont in the city of New
York ON or about the 5th Of this monty. Col
Fremont may now be considered among the veal
thie.i millionaire Of the United States. lie hn.
besides the Marposa tract just sold, n yas
Gncuns Of property In San Francisco
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Inspranc Companies.

Enmor has been rife fyr several days that the
Columbus Insurance Company, oiwAich an ageu.
cy exists at this place, has filled. Tho rumor l.
confirmed by Chicago and ST. Louis papers. Tie
agency we understand, has done considerable
business at this place, and those Of oar ci,izens
who hold uncxprcd policies are Of course to .hat
extent losers. his is the third company Of the
kind By which, within a year or two, our people
have been svuleJ, and it Is prcsumaJle that
they have had, by this time, their eye teeth cut.
Besides our own-the Illinois Mutual, Of which
an adyertisemeniappear IL OurcoIamus to-day
we know Of no companies We should take the re.
sponsib.lity Of recommending as safer than The
Hartford and New York companies, of which al.
vertisements appear ia our columns. They are
old companies, that have stood the test Of many
fires, and although they may ohargsa little more,
they are at least safe.
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Rock ISLAND AND CncAGo RArLnoAp.-Wc
learn from the Joliet Signal that the work on
that section of the Rock Island and Chicago Rail
road, taken by Hon, J. A. Mattcson, Is progress.
ing rapidly. Mr., NJ has two hundred men and
sixty teams now employed, and expects to in
crease the number of hborurs to one thousand by
tho middle " November
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La Sale county Bible Society

The annual meeting of the La Sale County
Bible Society will be held at the Methodist church
in this place on Tuesday, the 4h Of November
uoxt. The business meeting will be held at ,
o'clock in the afternoon, and in the evening &c.
neral conference meeting will be held, at which
addresses may be expected from some able mel.
from alroad
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IMPROVED Farm for sale /!

4 TNKN Of 32O actcs, tTWlIrd TO lnTVs ,IUTT7
n Ottawa, tsoulh1 aud about 2milcs from Tim
Der Ridge, between the Illinois aud Vermllon nv
crs, and also between otter and Coyel cIeeks-a'
GOOD a location as the county affords, $50 acres
fenced; over 100 broke aud so acres OF wheat on
the ground. comfortable house and stable on
the place good water IN abundauce tor stock II
application Is made soon great bargain may be
secured. A part of the purchase money may re-
main on mortgage, II desired ;,
Oct % NJ L. BALDWIN.
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The Bank Inv.

AS We have printed during the last six months
many columns Of matter against the bank law of
this state our autibank friend. will surely pardon
US for giving up n few columns to day to the 9th.
or side, As the writer, from his tone, seems to
invite a reply, we may if we get time, attempt
to crafty him in our next.
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According to n census taken by themselves,
there are $4,000 Mormons mt the settlement on
Salt Lake. They are engaged in constructing n
line of railroad to the mountains, miles long, for
the purpose Of transferring materials for the great
templp,
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We are authorized to announce BEAru FIJI
lows as an Independent candidate for the office
Of County Treasurer, at the approaching election.
We are authorized to announce AnNER a. FISH
rR as a candidate for the Office OF Justice OF the
Peace, in the place of James Stout resigned, at the
ensuing November election.
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Cn,nLrsrnN. Oct. Goth.

out Of 3o3io votes pollcd, the co opcra,ionists
of Georgia have only received 7i59, There arc
only four or FIVE counties to hear from
The known majority in this Congressional dis
trictia 7S6, with four small polls wanting. Rhcti
and Duncan are certainly the only scccssorists
lccled.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

PY muwnl consent, the partnership heretofore
Dcxlsling under the firm OF Thompson x Fisher
was this day dissolved. Al accounts, whether by
books, notes. or otherwise. will have to be settled
with G. A. Fisher, who will carry on the business N
his own namc ut the old stand, west side OF the
court house square, Hans THOMSON,
Ottawa oct % e., 4. FISHER
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PennsNlvnnia Electron

The democracy OF Pennsylvania hal a h'rI
fight Of It, bat have succeeded beyond even ,h.ir
b,.sltes, autt,ipation-. Both branches Of the le
gj.ll;ure are democratic, and the average majo,.-
~ on the state ticketi, not less than 5000. We
give below, for the satisfaction Vi such as are ac
qgainted with Peun.y lyaua politics the majori,ics
nm -.nrrrnur M IN. l-..lirr .-nu..s
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On motion it was ordered that the Clerk Of
this Board be allowed the sum of three dollars
per day during the present session, and the sew.
eral Supervisors the sum of one and one half dol
lars per day, and the sheriff one dollar per day
and that tie Clerk draw his orders on the Treas.
my for the same.
The Board then adjourned sine de-
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Found,

4 VERY handsome PorImoney, containing
~ some mou'y, and number Of cards, nothing
however 10y which the owners name could he as
ccrancd. The owner can have it 10y calling at
this office, proving property, and paying charges
oct -. 1851
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New Goods!
The --latest Arrival from n, York

l., I. NINuEh 20,
A RE now receiving from New York and St.
~ Louis their Fall aud Winter stock OF Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Boots and
Shoes Hats, Nlutls, &C. which they pledge them
selves to sell nj prices hat can't be beat, tor cash or
produce Don't forget the britk cornerli you want
10 buy GOOD and chenp goods Oul21.
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N'+'N 'sA''~ " iA AI'. -N4 'tf'asi-
leaiuns have undr'takgn 10 eulsltyu the good
people Of tals state AMI county upon tie asks
ana dangers oi tae establishment ot banks ia our
Eh-Ni, anu have sr' i't'h ta'W doyuelrcuN Pc ui
i'e "nucip''ei state OF a.."i' with banks, 90 al
'"",' ~ sun '-"' "-" most Respectable zen
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'"' hvA That government action was sufficiently
powerful 90 property directed 90 suppress the
circulation ,t paper currency and establish that
%, specie upon hrm basis; and a vugy larre ma.
Iu1y have always appeared tu fancy that the
governmental arm could certainly restrict and
restrain the circulation Of paper, within such
channel Us W', htappyur 90 il % be desirable |,
Wa, Doubtless, with sUch sentiments that, at an
early day 10 tAr history II nearly every state, we
mi laws enacted prohibiting ui'.iiG's rs well
as ASSOCIATION, tvW issuing H.'r owJ notes for
the purpose OF their tenn, used rs - currency ,
thus restricting individuals from the natural
night % The enjoyment If thyir owu credit WI,
ws'.als % .N.E therefore, u.'.,s fobs jut'ti
? Hs p.sf o' slr.ufg r... ru' q. it lt.r cir
rH'a:an we..t,. +, ...V ara e.rvnua. u,-
'..tT0 .rrnf.g. Following upon ta- restrictive
enactment r'e find also lhe granting oicAc.g,Nc
privilege. in lhy form otchausr-. 9. favored ONES
authorizing them To issue the very specie, of
notes irom which the mUHm8c had I,-t been
prohibited; ami 100 addition TO this, cuni,uuE 500
Immunity from nll liabilities y'ywIr- uut % the
Esae when unsuccessful except 10 TIE extent Of
onylMlt the amount, upon which they vre eu.
ut.,d 90 draw profit when that issue was sue
crS-...iF sustained loo, was t.a nature and
character % %. the bank charter, 900 the union. >o
i.raN ana aware, from tht.r earliest history ill
la,' .GI subsequently, nui % va- this rscli-
larly, Il their being pr,N,esel where others
were restrained ""ieh ore" down upon them so
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York, or any part Of England, Leland,
Scotland, or Wales, M sums to suit purchascrs for
sale by april Sly VI. II. SWIFT.
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OSBORN 81 VAN vlEANKEN,
1t tue sign Of
The Cigar Saloon,


HAVING fitted up rooms Tor this express pur-
l 1 pose. beg leave TO ANNOUNCE Co the inhabitants
ct La Sale comfy that they have opened an eating
They keep on hand y lNIERNiu the shell and
IN caas OF lht best quality and served up at IA mo-
mruis notice. And they are ready 10 furnish meals
a any hour Tor the accommodauHu OF Fumcs and
others They solicit the patronage Of the public
and will give satisfaction ~ all. Gc2j
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ter6eld, Geo r Richardson Seth C. Earl Elmer
.-uuRrA1lEin rlnfs 1,rNhseiiI Hiram unrenLiil Inn

ter6ed. Geo r Richardson. Seth C. Earl Elmel
~.shswin Clas TJNhsend. Hiram Hayenhill, Jno
4. Mccormick. Clemert Goodwin, Joel ". Arm
strong, John Ieseryc. Mosas H. West Z Y. Wal
10. Fseeboul Sis-on. WIN. Worcester, LaHsou
Iitasey, Sylvanus Crock.
Petit JIfors-FiRsr WEEk-canles Cunning
- han. A. 7, Reed. James Wh,more, Thomas Lar
LA, Thos. b Head, Sanford Harwooi, Chs Wy
iie, Abner b Westgate, OsiDan J. Wilson, Patrick
FanniRg Sinclair Gum, danes knlekcTbocSer
Aloazo Whitmore, David Cosgruve Nathan War
nee, John W. Cakns, Jesse ~ Wixom, Jesse l..
Human, Eben. w. Lyon, Shubel VI. Rodytr.,
Charles Damn, &. T. Marks, Thomas VI. Mason,
Samuel r. Lewis.
SECOND WEEK-John L. Farnham. James Don
ALISON Vim. L. f, Jones. Edmund Miller, Sam'l
Shotwell. Warner Burgess, VIM. Gaylord, Jas.
Smith, ir, Daniel B. Smith, Fred. \. Slack, Wm.
W. Richey Frank. Russell. David SprDgsiead
Heman Baldwin, Joseph Hobbs Go frey Lincoln
Able Hoffman, Michael Budd, Eli Lcayitt Frank
LIN Mason, WIN, H. Galloway Willis Malit, lie
man HARDWOOD, Jas. Spencer.
Adjourned al , o'clock tomorrow morning.
Wednesday, Oct Is.
Board NE; pursuant to adjournment.
Present same Yesterday.
Reading the minutes Of Yesterday dispensed
With
The bi,lof Drs. Hatt and Milling was presen
ted, and on motion, they were allowed the sum
of 5000.
Mr.. HOLSTER read communication from J. G.
NtttIuggr in reference to the Board allowing his
bill which was on notion laid on the table
The bill Of Daniel Lyons foi repairs done 20
jail. amounting 10 the sum Of $50 81, allowed
On motion. leave was granted TO y. /. Vague.
10 withdraw his bill.
On motion Of Mr.. Cullen the following resolu-
tup was adopted
Resolved, Thata committee of;hrec be appoiu
ted by the Board,to confer with Daniel Blake OF
the town Of Serena, and to procure all other niu.
nation necessary TO enable them to determine
whether the said Blake has complied with the or
der made by the County court, making an mp
preparation for the building of bridge across
Indian Creek atthe March term a. d. 1850 and
that If The committee fnd upon a full ,nVeStga-
ton Of the matter, that the said Blake has fully
complied with the above named order, then, and
IN that case the committee be empowered 10 dis.
charge the said Blake from any further liability
undert aud in case the committee find that said
order has not been fully complied with, they shall
determine what amount OF work is yet tn be per
formed and leave it 10 the election Of the said
Blake to perform the WORK or refund the money
paid him by the County Court or If said Blake
shall refuse to refund the amount or perform the
balance Of said labor, then they shall be author
lied to prosecute said Blake for the same; aud
that said committee report their proceedings
herein, at the next session Of this Board
Whereupon on motion, Messrs Cullen, Wright
and Hall were appointed the committee in aCcor-
dance with the ABOVE resolution.
On motion, the several amounts mentioned be.
low, were ordered to be assessed on the towns
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Circuit Court meets at this place on week from
next Monday.
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N.''aNls- / Ut tlstlA wen tll s't t'sNl4slA4
j. appean er,n Ia',n,p, Fl an the collector.
fee, tie tolls on The Illinois canal amounted to
$4,000, being $4,000 more than the entire
tolls Of lastyeaL As At that time still some two
months Of navigation remained, and in the best
Partoftho season, it IS estimated tina, the entire
tolls for tue presest year Will he in the peshbor-
hood Of 100000 to $4,000 very handsome
increase.
It's also announced, in the same connection,
that the canal trustees paid, on the goth instant,
in New York, q recent. Of be principle Of The
canal loan, besiIt the usual half yearly interest
This payment with tie others that Lave been
made, reduces thq 100000, loan, to $4,000
which the Trustee. will be able to entirely cancel
within the mex, two or thee years. The friends
ofIlliuos will doubtless be gratifel with this
state Of facts, as furnishes an uuns.akable III
d.astion Of the general prosperity Of our people
and is an earncs: of speedily restored credit
and ultimate freedom from State indebtedness.
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Notice


7 5 hereby gwen that by virtue ot n decree OF the
/ circuit court Of Bureau county shall, on the 22d
day Of November nest, AT one o'clock p m, AT the
door Of the post office in Harding, lie Sale county,
as guardian Of Euos Griggs sell at public auction,
TO the highest bidder, the undivided third OF the
west hat OF the north east quarter Of section tive,
in township 50 north, of range ,, east Of third p. m.
Said land is II miles north OF Ottawa, aud two
miles form the Ottawa Northern Plank Road.
The terms OF sale will be one third down, one
thrd in Fix months, and the balance in one year,
with interest Said last two payments 20 be secur-
ed by mortgage on the premises, The owner ot
the other two thirds of said land will also sell his
interest on the day OF said sale
oct IS EZRA W GRrGGS, guorln Of Enos Grlggs.
Pnrodi vii, sing in Chicago
NEXT week, Banum has engaged the Bate
y man Children at ST James London, but the
most surprising fact cxtnnt i the rush in which
Checyer'- goods nrc going oil He sells astonishing
ly low md the consequence iseStrnsye patronage.
Drop in and examine the stock aud prices. oc21
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named TO pay town expenses for the year 1851
On the town Of Bruce tue sum Of s9U 90
On the town Of Eagle the sum of 80 90
On the town Of Earl the sum Of $50 90
On the town of Mission the sum Of 70 IS
Ca the town Of Dimmick the sum Of s. o.
On the town Of Eden, the sunni f 900 90
On the town Of Freedom the sum of $50 o.
Gu the town Of Manlius, the sum of 200 90
On the town Of Worthwhile, the sum Of 100 90
On the town of Ottawa the sum of $50 Il
On the town Of La Sale the sum of 500 90
On the town of South Ottawa the sum Of So OF
On the town Of Salisbury the sum Of l2j 81
On the town Of Troy Grove the sum of 300 90
On the town of Utica the sum of l4g SO
On the town of Nermiion the sum Of 70 90
On the town Of Waltham tue sum of 34i 50
On the town of Brookield the sum OF 80 90
On the town Of Serena the sum of 80 OS
Dir. Wait from the committee to make proy.
sions for the support Of the poor, offered the fol
lowing resolutions, which were, on motion, adopt
Cd and ordered to be recorded.
tThese resolutions we published last week in
counexion with Jackson's report)
ON motion Wells Wait, Giles " Jackson, and
Sylyanus Crook were appointed superintendent
Of the poor OF the county Of La Sale, in accord
ance with the foregoing resolutions.
On motion il was ordered that the superintend-
cnts Of the poor be allowed the sum Of two dol
lars per day each, for all time necessarily spent
by them in the performance Of their duty as such
superntendcnts
On motion the following bills were allowed,
being for services on committees since the ad-
Jounment on the 18Th Sept last, viz
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ninety days, which removes all fear OF lack OF
provisions Another piece of information was
obtained from an experienced sea-captaln oil Dos
ton, who is familiar with the Azores to which
islands the Atlantic is generally supposed to have
gone 1t is that, although there is abundance OF
coal there yet the mode Of cosling-by means oil
lighters-is 90 tedious that II would require ten
or twelve days for such ship as the Atlantic to
take on board a sufficient supply to bring her to
New.York Having obtained her coal, the At
lantic would, most probably, sail directly for New
York. and we could not have heard Of her by the
Canada, and, probably, cannot hear OF her by the
Africa due next week. 1t is most reasonable TO
suppose that the Atlantic will report herself at
New York before she is heard of from Liverpool
and that, considering all the delay at the Azores,
or from an accident to her engine, she may not
arrive for some time. philadelphia Bulletin