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More Arrests.

The work goes brlvely on At the rate at
which Sheriff Goodell and constable skinner, Of
this county, and SheriiIs Townsend, Dearborn,
Church, DC, are picking up the rogues, we mus,
soon run out of that precious commodity in this
region. We have two more important arrests to
chronicle siuce our last
On Saturday last Sheriff Goodell arrested
man named Wilmington Johnson, alta Sale, AMI
took him toChicagu, where there is al Indictment
standing ngainst him for forgery, lie is sah TO
to be well known among the Michigan rogues.
and considcrad one Of the worst Of their gang.
On Saturday Constable skinner returned with
man calling himself Sweet, who had been prac.
Using medicine since about the Goth Of July in
Livingston county. He borrowed a horse and
came 10 this place but instead of returning, pro
ceeded northward He was followed BY consta
Die Skinner, and finally overhauled near Du
Buque, Iowa, and brought back The same man
answers the description given OF Nash, for whom
the governor BY proclamation, has offered re
ward, for committing murder, on the It'll Of Ju.
ly, IN Montgomery county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-05

The New York Jor-aa' II Commerce give d.,
following statemcui'i the strength Of p4r,ie, .u
'he next Congress. The ;aHlo j, imperfect, "a, 1t
fails 20 giy. Tie number %! Free Soilors, Natives,
Independents, dc Yet such as it i..i. gives .
sufficiently clear ,.., fr general purposes o. the
political complexion of he next congress.
The Senate when i.,, comprises GO members
Otthej9 Senators elected, 50 al, democrats au,!
- wings Two Of tha democrats ans tlra, e ,L,,
wings are what are called Free Gravel There
are three yarJuc.rs. VIZ. one n Connecticut. one
~ Tennessee, mi 90. .n California Ilrl.-i-h-
turg Of Tennessee. just elected /, said 20 la win,
100 both branches, which secures G.c election Of a
.hs senator The California Senator viii r,o
bail. be aam0cyltc Connection. doubtful
She haas When i.'l comprises -aa members.
81. %. whom .'c ..,-t,J g., -u-I districts. The
following agg ihsuya.H,rs y.gc. u new Ls.sc
go l.! a. .--.. aimed
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FREE TRADER EXTRa.


Il will be seen by the telesrap!i- news Which
we give to day aud which was issued from TIL,
office in an extra last evening that the war Of the
"Filebastevs" or Pirates, lis they are not very it,
appropriately termed, against the Spanish Do
minion in the Island Of Cuba, ha, been suddenly
brough; to an end but their completes overthrow
and destruction, The result is Just what every
reasonable man must have expected. \ wilder
or more hIirbfaned project never was conceived.
There is no evidence before us that the people Of
Cuba asked all from abroad or desired TO be rid
Of the Spanish yoke. The attempt OF Lopez and
his followers hom the United States TO force Ii.
dependence upon them was therefore purely era
tutous, and hard as it may seem, candid men
must own that the success they have met with has
cen little worse than they deserved
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Further News by the Promeiheus.

r,... AVE-" v"N' o'!''' avn
Inc steamer Independence bad arrived at SAL
Juan on the ION u.,r from san Francisco.
iNd"H h'r'''lc' nave ceased Oh the southern
ana eastern borders ana nave broken out on lh'
northern h,N"cr. Hostile Indians at kosu,
N'Ier nave eoea d.-p'rs'd' 0utno' subjected.
.,., business I'D san francisco !, orghcEn: up
Tue merchants 'I h'.,nS daHnie 10y 50 many nres
are Gl""''5 so '%vl's 'N'i Tie city has assumed
"'a 3I us ~ slu"I appearance
.''y ,,g v',,',',i't'e nave zone 'Ne'r WoI"
80 wen I''"' ''''"' III d" form mas oeeh greatly d
"''''"y''
AZ ,,,'."v w S'''''i"' j. becoming o source
g OF, "'1',n 70 "' WI, Pe',''rthsiS gagged IN It,
'"' abundance win "ht'h TIE ne,d' are i'aeneo
is enough 10 encourage 'he most sheP'N"L
r",l l''' "I' moor " u,d,r -ts" disadvantages
0" h'' knowing ""el"gr 'he Nom''s''hHr' Will Et
e7a'@e lhe.' '''e-. Il'' Is Keeping many from
making improvements 10 am Jose. Squirrels
are '"""i"S sag havoc WIN crops, ~ many IN
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DOO Ba,hs, OF the Equality OF yellow
uclc, aud one that seldom winter kills OF Ful
sowek before the LIST OF October, and the land nd
OF So prepared as To let of the surtiCe water pr
~, have raised tue crop otit this year. :,
after oats, spuug wheat, and among corn IA Tad
ley ut The Illinois near town, ON tins rich, Il
sandy uI,uyou land, on which wheaiis much
likely TO IustJTwIuter kili, than on the upland
ne.
Il Is entirely fee from all foul stuff exccp, c
which remove when preparing II tor my iarIi
by a strong brine, aud then dry the wheat by
uG little Stacked lime OF dry ashes whit TO
lor sowing Ihslnhor Is more than repaid by
king % gcruiInatc promptly, and securing AZ
the deplcIauuus Of birds, gophcrs, prairie squi
&c independent ct entirely removing oil the c
have many good reasons for believing the
urc 1t the wheat crops IN this state Is more o
10 the want Of good seed, properly prepared,
timely pat m On land cultivated as It shOul,
than 60 amy fault IN the SOL. or climate.
Those wl-hu; % try Jh.- wheat can be accom-
dated with seed at my residence ull about tic
Of this month scp'5 4 n tiOwiA,
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I,npor,aut Railroad News

We have Just learned from a reliable source
that the contract fo7 building the Rock Island
Railroad has been let to Sheffield d Farnum, and
that they are to commence The worI. immcd
atcly
These gentlemen h1y, tie contract for binding
the Michigan Southern Road, which is nearly TN.
ishcd to the Indiana line, at which point, wc
presume, the Rock Island Road win b. com
menced and continued westward to It's terminus
From our lest cpsaH,y'a Extra
In confirmation Of this intelligence we give
despatch from + D. Brewster, for which We
are indebted to the Editors Of he Peru Demo
cra', who kindly sent US an extra by last nights
mail
New York Sept )
Jh5srs Hammond If IFe,rh-Wc have made
contract with Sheffield Il Farulam. AIS right
L d. BREWSTER CarrultCn House.
This then settles three important questions con.
nccted with this road, in which is friends have
TIT more than ordinary interest, VIZ:
LIST, That this road will be built That it will
be commenced Immediately and hurried on to
completion with energy aud despatch.
3D. That the company have determined not to
change its level in order TO attain that Of the Cen.
trail Road at Ii Sale; but, That The Central Road
will have to come down to the level Of the Rock
Island Road, If il desires to form n connection.
30, That in order to bring the two roads on q
level SO as to form connection which would be
mutually beneficial, and, also to be low enough
to connec; probably with the canal andryor ,le
Central Road will have to abandon its survey at
the Nernlillions and either cross II Pelu with
draw bridge or a. Ottawa.
Whether the Central Company desire such a
connexiou enough, or deem it Of sufician import
ance, to induce them to make this change in their
present surveys, We are rs yet unable to say
one thing however is certain and that j., that the
Company have not fixed upon any point We;
where they intend to cross the river. Neither
las Col Mason recommended the mouth Of the
NermiiOn, as q favorable crossing place. lie
made The survey according to Instructions aud
submitted it to the Company for what ii Was
worth. They of course, would not be hasty in
deciding uopn work Of such magi.ul, especial
ly when its legality is regarded questionable
Other surveys therefor are to be made, and ii
necessary application will be made to the lcgs
taure and to congress for notifications in the
charter and the grant OF land under which the
road is built. The prospects Of Ottawa, then, Us
n crossing point, are better now than they ever
Were before
The original design the legislature had in ter
minatng this road a; the junction Of the canal
and river was to make them tributary to eaoho-
ther. But, the recent survey made by Col Ma. .
son, which is some 70 feet above the canal, were
il pursisted in, would utterly defeat tue sole Oh
.jcet Of the termination at that point; cousId. .
Grafton which the people Of the state viii in no
wise tolerate.
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pealh of Franklin WIT. Esn

We learn with regret rom the Carrollton Ban.
ner that the Hon. Franklin Witt state senator
for the Greene district died at Whitehall on Tues
day last.
Mr. W. was one Of the earliest settlers Of the
state and represented bis county in the egisla
turc for number of years. He was man Of
sterling worth and was highly esteemed by all
who knew him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-05
Arrival Of the Atlantic.

New YoES, Sept l-t
The Steamer Atlantic arrived at half past ) A.
NJ. She brings goo passengers.
Flour, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Ohio. l0a
COS. Wheat declined Id. Corn in fair uquiry
a, previous rates. Lard Cd higher Manchester
trade decidedly letter American stocks uuclan.
gcI.
No English news whatever
SrAN--MadrI ad,t to the 18th have been
received. The first account OF the Cuban Difficult.
tie, had arrived aud were represented a. very
slight aiiaIr and promptly. suppressed
\ royal decree had been issued declaring the
Prince or Princess, about to be- born. Duke or
Duchess Of Montspeuc,r and entitled to all the
prerosatIyes Of luilnta Of Spain.
FRAcE--No political news except large ma
joriiy lor the Revision of the Constitution
Commercial report. favorable. Potato disease
appeared in the ucighblrhood of Paris.
The Atlantic has made the most remarkable
TIP on record. She lett tn. port for Liverpool
on the 9th of August arrived oa, ON the Sth dis.
charged cargo and loaded mails and passengers.
and-i,t again at 8 + NJ arrived at her dock At half
past \. NJ sept 1T, having been absent from
New York 20 days aud II hours
The America from Boston, arrived at Livcruool
at 10 a. VI, un the 18Th hour, after the Allan
tie. It will be remembered they cf Boston anil
New York respectively the same day.
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AnEDI'ATs ~ ,-'A.--A recent Venice let
ter TO the Boston Agas. contains on account Of
the wny ANercans are treated 10 the Austrian
aomiuluus. They have great trouble in getting
tie.r pas, ports revised by the Austrian officials.
are closely watched and in one or two cases have
been told that there WAS room enough in America
for them TO travel IS to numbers. the letter
seys: The throng Of Americans through Venice
stan continues. At onv time during abe past
week, there were ten here from Cincinnati alone.
eight OF them IN one company gentleman lust
coming from Rome says there are 600 American,
there ut present. Most of those passing through
Venice are either on their way to Italy or coming
from there. switzerland ] understand. is per
iectIy swarmng with our couH;rymen this sum
mor."
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Require internal remedies 20 purity their blood
and remove mdamauon and fewer, loosen the skin.
Cleanse The water and strengthen every part OF the
body. Al, cases OF Coughs, aud Colds. Founder.
D.s,enpsr, lass Of lVeiits, hazard siraips, Vel
!oJr Ha'cr, hflmat1aof ttr Eyes. Fatigue from
Hard Labor; also, E@eaR.at,sm, commonly call
cd s,t'comphmtN and cUpt,r diseases. such a. o.
u..uutr from an impure state Of the blood. 20 wit.
Poll Lri!, Bis Nrad FStHiI, Nurffit and Scratch
s.Ir5gTc rc Use a., S,oan'- Gel. lrttri Condition
ruNuoI L. .- mild, safe, thorough. and TAR supc-
-.u. tuary vlheruuoiy yea discovered
s.. N.ru'S li UlvHtrt tt another COluUu.
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ALTON AND SrRlNGEIELD RAiIRoAp.-The
Springfield Journal saws ave learn from Mr..
Shipman that the work On the Alton and Spring
field Railroad is progressing rapidly. a large
force is engaged below CarlinyiIlc, and the six
miles Of embaukmcnt under contract this side of
that place. will shortly be completed; the remain.
ing portion of the line was put under con,ae,
the lst instn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-05

Enormous YIELDING John q. Iicwett, resid.
ing about three miles from that city, says the
Baltimore American, on the Frederick turnpike
raised this season ESQ bushels Of prime white
wheat, on n field containing eighteen acres, two
roods, and six perches--bcing very small frac.
ton under 4? bushels per acres And the grain
was sold for 95 cts. per bushel
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MARRIED-At the Mansion House. in Otta.
wa, on Monday Evening, ist inst, by A B Smith,
Esq, Mr.. JuDsoN SMITH to Miss elizabeth SPRIN-
GER, both OF Dixon, Lee county.
MARKEDLY the Rev c. Thompson Oh the
3lst ult., Mr. CLAuDUs Is king to Miss ANsA
WYMAS
BY the same, on the ith inst Mr.. \ LoNzo NJ.
BBLEY TO Miss ESTHER f. pRE.crrr
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Dear and Reverend Sit,

Go"t'ma-Permit to express nv warmest
thanks to you, and through Won to those who
have 80 literally contributed towards the hand
some aud substantial pre.cn, received through
your hands In the discharge of my ministerial
functions during my short stay amongst YOU. |
have been, trust, actuatcd by 40 other motives
ihan those which should ever accompany the nj
mister Of Christ. Ny feeble cxerDicns have been
blessed beyond my most sauyuine expectations.
and vour unmCrtei donation is a strong and |
will add, . timely proof that what have done
amongst you since my appointment, through the
mercy and goodness OF God, has been duly ap-
preCated.
Doubtless our Right Rev Bishop will feel
much gratiicd TO Learn that the course have
pursued has given general satisfaction. and |
,hlll not fail 20 communicate TO him in ,uc time
tie kind sentiments expressed in your al dress.
Again, gentlemen accept my thanks and be
assured that, although lay no clam to the ,ure-
rlor merit or talents which you-a.sign mc.ve, the
ittIc possess, with the Divine assistance, shall
be faithfully and fcarle-sly cxcrtrd in the cause
OF truth and the salvation Of my fellow beings.
am gentlemen,
Your sincere friend in Christ,
joins C. BRADY
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CONVENTION of CoIoREp PEortr---A great
North American Convention Of Colorcd People
is summoned at Toronto on the llth, 18th and
18Th OF September inst, Ono Of the main topics
OF Reconsideration is expected to bG the important
question Uf Colonization.
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oOEdoN WnrAr--Ihc California Courier says
we saw some specimens of Oregon wheat YES.
tcrday, which exceeded any thing in that limo
which has ever fallen under our observation. II
was seven feet in height, aud is declared by the U.
ned States officer, who brought 1t from Oregon
TO be a fair sample Of field of forty five acres. in
which he cut it, The heads were large probably
containing one hundred grains each. The soil on
which 1t grew smoothing but the original earth Of
Oregon, no artificial manure being used.
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pnILAnLIrmA Sd. m

The Salem (Nlass) Register states, that David
a. Neal Esq, has rendered his resignation as pre-.
sideut of the Eastern Railroad Company, and will
start for England shortly, on business connected
with tie Illinois Central Railroad. Mr. Neal was
elected Vice President of the latter company, u,
its meeting held in New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-05

The weather FOR the last ten days has been al.
most intolerably hot--the thermometer ranging
between 90 and loo every day. The roads are
said to be perfectly dry and dusty now, where
a week ago the mudwls almost without bottom
This warm spell comes very OPPORTUNITY for the
late corn, aud no doubt viii save it ALL MELONS,
too, Should b-Iu to rirsn and come in.
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FOR SALE.

II block 81. west of the side cut bridge, q
] north side OF the street. . lots, one, lot / n
the other lot II. being 76 feet IN front, aud IL
TO he rear, on which Is good house and cihe
liable improvements, at which n clear tHe 81
had of the Board OF Trustees OF the Illinois & 1
lJan canal, hy making payment ct $40 50 10
september, 1881, being the property oifmllp
~ of said Mace SEM :
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-05

The Aurora Beacon, which has heretofore been
proieSsedly neutral in politics, comes To Us this
week an advocate Of whis principles The editor
says he never did like the position Of neutral
editor and being wing at heart, he determined
to come out in favor Of his cherished principles
anl be somebody.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-05

From the Merchants IF rgrroNion
We, the undersigned merchants OF Cuuoll,on,
Green county Illinois, having sold large quantity
OF the medicine known rs Dr.. Storms Celebrated
Scotch Cough Caady, prepared by II, Wade, Of 81.
Louis, take pleasure IN teslIiyrg that many OF our
customers have expressed themselves very well
pleased with it, as remedy IN disease. Of the breast
and lungs-~nud we cheertuIy recommend It to the
public as n safe and agreeable compound,
GEORGE WRIGHT, WIN SHARON & Co,
{, VI WITH, J llEADRICK.
These gentlemen have sold about three thousand
packages, and they say, "Our assortment would be
incomplete wlthoutit"
Price, one dime per roll three rolls for % cents
or 81 per dozen.
Walkers HlckIing and G L Thompson are the
agents at Ottawa,
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II is stated that the steamer Cherokee, which
sailed from New York the % inst for Chngres
aad Havana, went out we'll armed, having on
board ten fine gurs, six Of which are to be- placed
on the Falcon. It is also stated that the com
nanders Of these vessels have instructions to re.
sist promptly, for the future any insult tia. may
be offered by The Spanish vessels Of war
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-05

The WHEAT CRor.--1bc Indiana Sentinel SAYS
that the heavy rains have greatly damaged the
wheat crop in tina, State. Much Of il has been
entirely ruined.
Tho Racine Advertiser ,ys tina, the wlca, crop
in that vicinity will 10 fully up 10 the average.
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Later from California.

ALBANY, sept i.h,
The Promotheus arrived at New York with
S25UO0U in gold dust
NJ latrru,ws from Cuba, Is she did not touch
az HAVANA
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IIST OF LETTERS
PEMAlNlFG nlhe Posi- Office al ouuw

ID VI NINlfN' m The iOSl OtilCC al Ottawa,
IL 3l-,, ISL
ANY Dag Arlist Edwards NJ NJ 2Madison &c
Aver, S,las Ewbauks Chs Mccain Mis-
10 Isaiah Flanagan Mart McCarty ia |
Armstrong W Fitzgerald JAS Willard Ira
Bakpsle q | Fiddler Mrs Z Murphy Pat
Branch j Famham Juo A MrCaiierty |
Brady James Fry johanna McGrnh NJ
Brown j L toss Chas Mangold
Bruucllc Oliver Foster II II Mulvihlll Nj
Bergen Carroll Floyd Philip McManus III
Bliss Russell Forristal John Motter Andi
Baker Andrew French 10 OErien MlsI
Benedict Galhym Th NJ OMalley til
Hri,co Patrick Green Chss y O'Counor I'D
Browns Garland Pat , Philips Miss
Baker, W Grrrnlccs Audr Ptzer Benz
Brown VIM Green Mss Z Phllp' Edw|
Eru,hJ d Green Mrs X Quick G c
Bacon Mrs II Gallingcr Abr RYDER Henri
Bowry Peter Hodhinson II Rodgers Miss
Brown VIM Hobart Mrs A j Robinson Jul
Bowers l. Human j l. Roath Orson|
Baker Morrill, Hurlhut Horace Reed Jona,l|
Carr Z b Huntington b Smith Miss
Cummings VIM Keynes Patrick sherman OF
Counors John Hutton Morris Scott JudsoH
Corey John Howell Jos !. Schcmehorn
Caycmugh Mrs liocoub Chest smith Bcrna
Craig Geo W Nnrly Miss l. Scnufilrr c
Coury James Rowland Mrs L Smith Edwa
Clifford John a lIiuh Peter St1ddcn Mr.
Christian Eiw Irwin K W Tuilill jaime
Cornell Oliver Jones Thomas 1oIlman NJ
DAVIS David Jones Emory Towu-cu XIV
Damn Mrs r Kelly Edward Ward & II
D,u,m,rc J. kprrg Ellen W l-onJ J
Dana VIM KELLOGG G W White Geo
- = u 4
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OuNcw York, or any part OF ENGLAND, Ireland.
Scotland, OF Wales M sums Go SUIT q..,H3.pI-, for
sale By april sly VI II SWIFT.
Specie Checks ON George Smiths bank for sale
hcec chrch,"i. hr received IN payment Tor cana.
lands, and wi. obylllc tbt necessity ultrau-portug
specie 10 LoeAport
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A special term Of the circuit court of this couu
ty, to try two horse thieves, will meet at the
court house Monday at 100 clock
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september , SUTTON " l VIE.
STATE OF Illinois, LaspIlc couurY, S.; La-alIc
circuit coutt-Novcmhrr term, D ISL Isaac
Abraham rs Theron D Brewster, Richard Phil
lips, and Elisha d Whitney lculiou tor partition.
I appearing from aualhdayt ON he in the clerks
/ office o he circuit court OF snld county, that
Richard Phillips and Elisha u Whitney two OF the
above named defendants, are uou-rr,IIru- Of tn,
state and the petitioner having filed his petition
herein, and summons having issued thereon accur.
ding 10 law notice is therefore hereby given to
the said Richard Phillips and Elisha d. Whitney
that unless you bee and appear before the Circuit
court OF said county OF L1 Sale ON the first day Of
the next term thereof IN b" holden in Ottawa, on
the FIRST TucSday IA Norcmbcr merit,
and pead. answer. drmur, or rXcoptt0 the said pc
uuoncrs' petition, the same wi, be- taken A. confess
ed against YOU, and the matters and thing therein
prayed for dccrrcd accordingly
CuuNASrRo, Pe,rS SOlr i. llNDLEY,
OtHwn Sent 4 1851 Clerk
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New England Branch Store,
Rogers, Mills q Co.

4 REn0w receiving ntihc stand formerly occupied
IL by G. Burr, general assortment ui
Spring y SUMMER GOODS,
TO which they respectfully invite the attention Of the
citizens Of Ottawa nndils vicinity.
Oursock consists Of q good assortment of Fancy
x Dress Goods, Mnuulas sshawls, lonncts, Rib.
bons, Gloves, Hosiery, Boots & Shoes; Gentle.
mems Leghom & Straw Hats, Groccrr- Hardware
Crockery, Paper llnngingS, &c all OF which have
been assorted with much care. and bought at the
very lowest cas prices, which will enable US to sell
MS low ns any one m the western market
York, will enable US to receive new goods frequent.
y and OF the latest md most desirable styles and
we illtter ourselves that shall be able TO please
all ihatmay favor US with noull
Produce ii all kinds tukcn n market prices.
Ottawa, May g.
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The Board of Supervisors of La Sale County
will meet at the Cour, House, in Ottawa, on Mon.
day next, the Sth inst.
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CANAL pAYMENTS.

WYE shl., attend as usual ou the 18Th and 30ih
w iu-'-., az the cana. office, To making pay
mcuts and securing deeds and 100 the same rate as
before. SEP, NORRIS Il FisWR.
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The New England Branch

Has commenced to receive their New Goods
4 MONG those already received may be found
"A Linen Can brio Under Sleeves, Black silk
shaws, Smyrna Edglng, silk and kid gloves, man
lila face, fringe and grmp, dress ribbon gimp aud
buttons, silk edging, Millners ACE, bonnet tabs,
worked collars, mourning collars, wells and cuffs
and variety OF other ARTICLES, nil OF which will be
cheeriully shown to hose who may favor w with
call, scpt5 Ro6ERs Minis & Co. ,
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10000
seed wheat for Sale.

HARD wood plank, suitable for barn or
4 floors. sept5 G. BI