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FOREIGN News.

FURTHER ITEMS BY THE ATRICAi
Nsw YaRx Nov. ls
The Africa quotes pork dull, Bacon sesrcs
and still wanted. Western -four l7s 6da les
Sd; Ohio lss 6da les Cd; yellow cotn GOA %
Cd; white 29sa29 Cd.
The Asia arrived out on the evening Of Sstur
day the Sd. and the Atlantic on the morning of
the 9Th
EN3LAso-kossuth was still received with the
warmest attention. He would certainly leave On
the Washington, lie had an interview with
Mazzni ON the ith.
A committee has been appointed for Kss'
suth Fund
A correspondence has taken place between ,hs
British and Austrian Governmcnts relative "
kossu.h's reception in England, Lord Paln'srs,oo
replied that his Government had nothing ~ Do
with it.
The actual receipts Of the Great E1hiti,ioo
were f5C0005. Surplus after all elaims evs paid
will be fl6O,OO0
The Royal Commissioners have announced tha:
they will not take the responsibility Of retaining
| the Crystal Palace if tue Queen does no; Inter
FIRE.
Kossuth on the Cd inst, addressed q large
meeting of the working ciass in Copenhagrh
fields. His speech was to great extent Ut his
former euloges on England and America min
gled with denunciatlon Of Austria and Russian.
Hts last address to the English people was to b
delivered on Thursday the 1th
! FRAScE.--M. Csrbin has declined the appsins-
ment OF Minister Of Justice, IN NJ David has been
appointed in his stead, The National Assembly
resumed its sittlngs on the l4Ih inst. wbeo N.
Dupn was reelected President.
! Louis Napoleon's message is very Volumnou'.
and conciatory in tone. Ii commences by th~
profession OF desire to preserve the institutions
Of the county against Democracy. He gives an
account Of each Ministerial Department He Alss
expresses himself In severe terms against the
anarchists. who have fixed upon place Of fen-
devious in 1852. He declares that without de-
Waiting from the policy OF order, he IA Of opiniU,
| that the laws Of the Slst May should be revoked
in all the points which have for theH object u,.i
versal suffrage
The message terminates by stating the vii
lingness Of the President to concate. in order
10 bring about legal solution Of the movement
The Republican journals are pieased with ths
prospects of universal suffrage which the Steele
declares will render civil war impossible.
/ The.Electoral law proposed by the President,
! 10 almost complete rs,uin to the old Law, ant
requires OF the voter but six months residence.
The President represents all the different bus
iness prospects as favorable.
The latest accounts from Paris state that anoth.
er change in the Ministry wa confidently sx
peected
The announcement that the President intended
to appeal to the country in November mex. for
his reelection, is forn,nlly disavowel by the
Patria. aparently from authority.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
I ttorn nr y 8. =.

Champiin " Wallace, u c ChampIn-M IL
l.. Wallace attorneys and COanssHofSgt LaT'
Office up stlirs IN the next building norm oi '''e
Post Office, nov 80 ~
T.. y. Leland, Attorney and ConnSeH0i al Law'
ulsremovcd hIs oIhcc from Reddlcks block, to
Groom formerly occupied by the sheriff, IA the
court house now occupied partly Lorenzo lie
land. may \?
MOTIFS ~ Fisher. Geo II Norris Geo, $ FISH
er) lfi0rRegs at Lar and LdHd IgeHts, Otta-
pd H. Willpny particular attcntont" thepay-
ment oftaxes in any part OF Illinois purchasing
and selling real estate, slgating titles, collect,
ting demands, buying aud selling military land
warrants, and locating them onthe best idndst tor
soldiers others securlngpens aud nll claims
agaustthr government. Office on the southwest
corner OF the court house square
Z. T.. nollistcr, Attorney and Counsellor al
Lac, and Solicitor in Chdncery-- Wtdlod, ~
Office over the store, OF l.. d. smith, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan, 'i9
Glover ~ Cook, q. O. Glovcr-B. {. Cook AZ.
ioracys and C0nAscilors at Lap-Otdpa. Oi-
fee in ReIIicl,s Block, east side OF the public
square. jun 'iS-t
Henry g. Cotton, Att0rHeu and Counsellor al
Lrto dai Solicitor IN ChaHcery-- Ouara Us
Office i'm the Court house. Jun ~
\. :" Randall, dit0rHeydt Ld,5--Ostceeo, hen-
Kendall Co.. MS. Aug 10, ISis--u
Treer \ Iusuils, 4. c 2 FRgfR, 6 A lSGALlsl
Attorneys and Solicitors. Chicago lis. mrl3.
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hands and h,beraSs on sscount Of bars. %.
some t!0O COO
$50 canal boats. lose Of time and ad.
dtional expense by grounding on bars
light freights, ~nd additional expenss IL
towage by steamers. cay $500 to each, rs 600
Excess Of price lover ordinary for
lumber passing through the River. TO-.
900 feet, ut el.60 per NJ, go coo
Shingles and laths, 100000 feet
at IS cents per 81, - COO
Merchandise and freigh.s, including
groceries from ST. Louis and New On.
leans, passing up and over the River.
from the canal and way ports on the
River, $4,000 tons. loss VI $3.50 per
Ton, o. 600
Loss on 100000 bushels Of grain.
and articles under that head. being corn.
wheat oats, rye barley and potAt0es--
loss cents per bushcl, leo ooo
! Loss on coal 10 0c0
Passengers, 800 per dnv. At a loss Of
$3.50 each, for months, 2io dA!s 10! seo
Total. e1le 500
! No account of proyisiona
| On motion, the proceedings we're ordered 20 b
! published
| On motion of Mr.. Anies, the coE-entian ad.
! ourned sine di.
CHARLES WALKER. Pr"iitr.
| Capt. W. S Moss
| ). p. HOTcHKiss, ? Pics Pr0n
! T. ID. BREwsTER,
JoHS ". CASEY,
Jos K. c. FoRkEsr Sscrstarisa
THEODORE Prnhr.
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Kohn and Mandlebaum's Column,
A JURY OF LADIES.

A number Of Indies both mntrird and single,
In u social Tea Parry happened to mngIe;
And youl not be surprised when you find u, conf.s,
That much OF tLcIr chat was devoted TO dress;
Such, indeed was the case and we will now proceed
To tell you how all on the subject agreed
II | recollect rightly, Miss Josephine Drury
Was the first in addressing the icmenine Jury:
Pray, give me- SAID she, ",he opinion OF YOU all
Concerning the merits of Mundlebaum's Clothlnf
consider myself SAID the sensible Miss, Hall
That there is no more honorable warehouse thar
this. sway -
THAT Is right" said Miss Quiz, "your opinion vii
OuI husbands and lovers bear out q II you say.
My worthy gentleman, indeed would not wear
Any other garment but what he buys there!
A supef.Jr warehouse II certainly is;
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TAILORING.

I BAILEY would inform the citizens Of Ottawa
- and the people otthe surrounding country, tha
hh has now opened shop on his own account
one door south Of the Union House,
where he intends to carry on the above business fol
the present, From his experience IN the business
and long residence IN the town, he iIatters himself
that he has gained reputation for good workman
ship, that cannot be surpassed in this meridian
Being constantly IN receipt OF the newest styles
the public can rely upon having their made
up IN the most fashionable manner, and warranted
10 III.
Cutlingdone on-hor, notice Terms reasonable
Ottawa ApTll 26
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= ru 4 9ist 8

y Y. GRiGGS, Druggist and Booksei!cr,
Il. biick building, north OF the cou II house.
Walker n IIickiing, Deaiers ia Drugs, Nedi-
cines, Paints, OBS, VGrHishcs, Patent .uedi-
eines, GigSs, &c, Ottawa, Ill.
Hunter " Cayarly Dealers inDrHgs, Medicines,
Punis, O.Ls. Paiem Medicines, VarHishis, Dye
suG,,Sc second store north otthe Mansonhouse
Ottawa. Ill.
e. L. Thompson, Dealerm Drugs, Patent Nedi-
ciHes, Paints, Ol!S, Iaruisics, Dgc-StnfS, &c
RelwccnC City liotrland Redlicks block.
Sd. smith, De1lsr in Drugs, Medicines, PnHts
OILS. Dye StuBs,S &c, Newark, Kendall coun
~ Illinois.
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GE W M . sssS

Carriage and Wagon NahuIaotOfy,
I G. GAY would inform his friends and custo-
81 ners that he has removed To his new shop at
the south west corner ofthe public square, where he
wllcontinuc the manufacturing carriages ,bugglcs
and wagons IN the latest and most approved styles.
Heing practical workman, he flalters himself thai
he can build as good work as can be produced in this
market Work made to ordrrand warranted to give
entire satisfaction, Repairing done oil the shortest
notice.
Cash paid tor seasoned lumber. J. q. GAY.
EXGROMS Pant Shop up stairs.
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And. you know, | am considered BIT ola g,n. !"
Miss Judgment spoke next, and expressed her de-
hight fright,
That the Others had spoken So much in the
She considered the pants, the coats, aud the vests
Were such as to stand the most quizical tests,
And pr 'noumed many praises equally due,
On The Quitting warehouse and the proprieiors too
rsThnfy who followed would have them to know
hat the cesatNaudebn um's are al all times low
Which assertion was backed by Mrs Caude and
Miss Penny. Iony.
Who declared tint the prices were cheaper than
Thus the Indies expressed their opinions thereon
In support OF the establishment OF Mandlebaum and
kohn. trade is
uay crowds try the dress wait to prove what its
And bear out the views vi Jury of Ladies'
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6,lS5 VOL. XI-NO.
NEW DRUG AND BOOK STORE

lust now opening, IN the three story brick
- building, north OF The court house, large and
complete assortment Of
Drugs, Blank Books,
Medicines. School Books,
Dye -S,ufs, ALL NEW. MisceIous do
Oils and Paints, Stationery, &c,
Perfnmery, Toys and Nuts,
Liquors, &c, Notions and Music
Glasswpre and Musical lnsir'ts
A large lot Of choice teas hom the Pekin Tea
Company. +, GRI6Gs,
Geo. Il. WHITE Ag't
Mr.. White is well known as a thorough druggist
PRACTICAL chemist, and will devote his whole time
and attention to the drug business All who may
call, will be sure 10 get the Purest Drugs put up
in the most SCIENTIFIC manner Sept %.
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])bnsitiaus s. Surgeons.

DRS. THOMPSON & CHURCHILL having
J a,sorintrd themselves ogethrr IN the practice
OF Phy-,c and surgery, respectfully trndcr their
professional services to the ctZ'ns OF Ottawa ana
vicinity OHice--one formerly occupied by ID d.
Thompson. - y ruoMPSov, NJ d,
sept > ; CuuRcuLL, VI ID.
wm. W. Cavarly, Physician x SnrgcoH-Ot-
tara, W,-OAi'c in the drug storr-olirrs h!srro-
t-s,ioua services TO the citizens OF this vicnlly,
and hopes by attention to business, to merit
ashnrr oipub.ir patronage. -g-jOlt
u. W. Hopkins. Physieiaaa md Sarge9H-Ot
ta1a, W offers ms pryt.SsIonalSeryIccs 10 the cl-
tizrus ui Ottawa, aud vicinity. Office over the
store OF II " Chceycr, ueNtlo Walker \ HEX
lins's, reslcuce ON the north side OF the ucw public
square, where he may be found al all times except
wnen absent on professional bulncss aug Gi5
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New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOOD informs his friends and the
81 public that he has just opened Meat Market at
his new building on the corner north of the Court
House Square, in Ottawa, where he will he happy to
supply all his friends and the public with the choices,
OF everything in the meat line Vegetables OF all
kinds also kept on hand
No Market on Sunday. The shop will be kept
open on Saturday evening, but closed ON the Sab
bath sCUt2l 1850
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The elephant Columbus, belonging TO Raymond
& Ereisbach's menagerie, dsd at Lenox. Mass.
some time since. He was the lsrges. and rasst
valuable elephan. in the United States, being ons
hundred years old, weighing FIVE tons, and worth
$4,000. His death was caused BY the giving
way Of bridge in the town Of Adams, and his
owners have prosecuted the town for damages,
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Horse ShOeing

none atH. Banard's shop, superintendent by
- JouN lloorER.
No t,oo Prices at this shop. Horses shod new
in the best manner nj s 25 Wagon making con
tinued at the same place, ns usual Old friends and
customers, and new, are invited to call and leave
their orders lpc1 u RIpN,pn
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Father Mathew will publish copious no.es OF
his tour in America Immediately after his return
home His secretary, c. R, Mlhony. Esq, will
edit The work,
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MORE NEW BOOKS |!

DECEIVED this day, at the New Drug and
IL Book Store. norlh side Court House Square
where will he found the largest and best assorinen,
Of Books, Stationery, &c. in town:
Schoolcrafi's Ind Tribes, Farmers Companion,
Says Political Economy, Complete Gardiner and
Nichols Mech. Guide. Florist,
Carpenters New Guide, England & America,
Overmans Guide to Mill Writings G. M. Clay,
wrights. Mach. &c, Young Dominican,
Kinds Celebrated Horse L. s.. its Power & Pro-
farner, grsss,
Mason's " Webster Large Dict
Turner'S Chemistry, Andrews Lat. Lexicon
Ures Dictionary, Trees OF America,
McMahon's Am. Card, The Island World OF the
Voyages Around the Pacific,
World, by Wilkes, Arhur's Tales, md va
rieiy of Moral Novels. November s.
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Gtoraar s. forwarding.

J.. H. Charruaud, Storage s Commission ncr
chaat--Warchous east side ol the bridge, Main
cana, Ottawa, III. nov =!
l.. Hills, Storage, FDrpardiHg and Commission
.Nerchai, dsalsr ia all kinds Of produce, True 5
Warehouse. No =, Slde-cut. Ottawa Illinois
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nE "a aGHA .NQ: NN ~ va .
Brunker's Rife ManufaCtOry.

I'm II T. subscriber having returned from the east
after visiting the principal manufactures, he
y is now prepared TO manufacture the celebra-
ted Increase or Gaming Twist Rife, which he war
rants TO be equal to any made IN this state or else.
where. lie viii also keep constantly on hand and
for sale a good assortment otdonbe aud single bar
relied fowhug pieces, Powder Flasks, Game Bags,
Shot Pouches, Percussion Cupsund asuperor artl-
Gle OF Sporting Powder.
Allkinds OF lobbng IN the gunsmithl line done with
nentness and despatch
Shop on the east side OF Columbus st, one door
south of the Union House. iune 22-ti
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Mistrlluntous.

Cumberland N jennings, HOUSE & SIGN
PAIN lERS Grainng, mlrbhng, whitening,
and paper hanging, done at short notice.
Carriage aud Omlmen,l, Painting Heatir and
crpeiitiousiV executed. GLASS SET TO
ORDER. Z v'"Oriers left at l.. ID. Smiths store.
august %, 1851.
G.Durr. agent for Protection Insurance COmpa-
n.y. HryOri--opposite the Mansion House.
Jacob q. stone, SIddie, Harness, and TrHnk
manufacturer and Carridge Trimmer corner OF
Canal and Columbusstreets, Ottawa. mar2
Jos. IL. Wagner, Justice offhr Peace office in
the northeast corner oithc courlhouseup stairs
OF dec 7'Iy
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Ottawa against the World !!

Mems
and
l.!
o he Suaeia Reddi icHs lex Block
and The any
|
acfes of
o oOk on utforSt vie rand PIce
and
ford EN-
Ch
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Business Gar0s.

Dentistry.
WM. SMITH, VI. d., Surgeon
E-lS Dcatisi residing at Ottawa, So
CtN liclls the patronage OF the citlLens
OF Ottawa aud vicinity,
All work in the line Of his profession will be done
ina lV0rkmaHiike mdHner, and iFdrrdHted
Residence on the East side OF Fox River
Office in Sanger Il Armour's brick block, over
L. Raugh's Clothing Store. Office hours from
O'Clock, A. NJ, to 5 =.
7. S-Iadics waited upon a, their residence if
requested Ottawa, July IL
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80 New supply Of O.
zAsCabinet Ware. n

HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity that he has
Just received large assortment OF Cabinet Furnl-
tire from st LOUIS aud Chicago consisting otcard,
crentre, and dining Tables; bedsteads OF all kinds,
such as cottage Jenny LinJ.and common bedsieads;
cuur, dag and wood seat chairs bureaus looking
glasses picture frames and pictures in great vare
~, &c, all Of which he will sell a very smnllnd-
vance on the original cost and transportation
He has made permanent arrangements with houses
both In St. Louis and Chicago, to keep his stock
constantly replcnished.
All work sold by him is warranted to be wcllmade
and as cheap can be bought where IN the west
Dy-All kinds ot custom work IN his line done I
the shorlestnot!ce. Coilns kept on hand and made
to order, and funerals attended with a hcarse In
termentpryilcges IN the Cemetery given s. each
Ware house and shop on High street near Colum
bus 81, Ottawa H. JOHN TATUAM
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Tons of Iron, 3s936O s;S.s7o l9s,s!S
The total number Of nail machines IN theS;ats
is SOC. The annual propuction Of each machine
averages 1000 kegs Of 100 lbs, each. making
500 900 kegs, or 10000 tons year-1hess Hre
but few Of the many facts brought to light; @
nough, however to show the immense capacity OF
Pennsylvau for the production VI iEon.-CA
LHA
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MANUFACTURE or IRoS IN PLNssYIvASiA-1en
counties in the State have two hundred and sixt,
Iron Works; and there are ten counties that have
a fixed capital invested in the business Of nearly
sl2,0O0.O0O OF the Nxty.two counties in tho
State, forty FIVE actually contain Iron Works. and
Of the remaining seventeen, nine abound in iron
and coal. so that only eight Of the counties can t'
regarded AS not suitable to the manufacture ct =.
ron. 1t also appears that there are in the State
S0i blast furnaces. which have invested m teal
estate Sll9el,516 with capacity for manuiac'
turing $50 $50, tons of iron.
The following table shows the quantity prodi-
ced in three years:
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OrrcE or SrcRv OF C. & z. / r. K. Col
Joliet, November 10, 1851
NOTlCE Is hereby given, that the annual NEE
~ tiny Of the stockholders bt the Chicago and
Rock Island Rail Road Company. for the eec.
ton of Directors, and the transaction of business
generally, viii be held at the fremont House, in
the city of Chicago, n, 10 o'clock A. VI D., on Mon.
day, The 22d day Of December next
BY order Of the Board OF Directors,
JAMES GRANT. PRESIDENT
n. d. ELwoop, Secretary.
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OSBORN Il VAN VRAN EN,
at the sign Of
The Cigar Saloon,

VI
HAVING fitted up rooms for this express pur
i l pose, beg leave to announce to the inhabitants
oila Sale county that they have opened an eating
room Tor the benefit Of all who may give them call.
They keep on hand q OYST'ERSin the shell aud
in cans OF the best quality and served up at a mo-
ments notice And they are ready to furnish meals
ut any hour for the accommodation OF FaTmerS and
others. They solicit the patronage OF the public
and will give satisfaction % all. oc2o
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School Books.
STA TIONERY
BRUSHES.

T COUNTER, hair, scrub and clothes brushes,
| Flat and round vanishing & iich do
Oct 4. F.. Y. Gsi6as.
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NOTIONS,

DORT MONYES, Amanacs, Perkins German
i Toys, Port Folios Gilt Frames, Powder Flasks
Shot and Game Bags. oc,4 E. Y GRlGGs
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Books! Books !
Encourage
Home Manufacture 4 Ottawa Enterprise.
1851
FALL FASHION FOR HATS,

Great Reduction in the Prices of Hats at
FELCHS HAT & CAR MANUFACTORY,
Corner Of Canal and Columbus street,
OTTAWA ILL.
I would return my sincere thanks to the public
l. for the very liberal manner in which they nave
encouraged the home manUiacture OF hats. and hav-
ing made arrangements Tor obtaining my material
for hating purposes from the largest importing es-
adjustments in the east, now offer TO the public
the very best article OF hat that can be manuactur-
ed, for the low price OF 81, which will waran,
superior TO any S. hat sold in this town and every
other quality othat pledge myself TO sell from
25 TO 30 PER CENT. CHEAPER
than any other establishment for | am the only
manufacturer in town, and can afford to sell for u
manufacturers profit. In presenting my hats 10 the
public, do so with the confident assurance that
can give the most entire satisfaction 10 a.! that will
favor me with Their patronage.
Also please bearin mind that in purchasing from
FELCHS, you are encouraging the manufacture
IN your midst, and he pledges himself to give you
much better article for the price than YOU can get
at any tailor shop, boot, shoe, or other store in the
town.
He will not insult the understanding ofrhis intel
llgent community by offering any argument To
prore that the MANUFACTURER can sell better ar
ticte al esspric than any who buy in other cities
to sell again and every sensible and thinking per
son must know that III purchasing dlIect from the
manufacturer they have
BUT ONE PROFIT To PAY,
and then the money you pay remains and is ex-
pended amongst you, and not sent off TO encourage
the manufacturers OF other cities, 10 the detfmenr
OF those at home.
acfN n.-s e. u.~s
have also a large and extensive assortment o
cloth oil cloth silk mohar, seette aud cotton plush
caps OF all styles and colors, OF my own manutac-
ture, and oElhe latest fashions together with gen.
ernl assortment OF soft hats OF oil colors and quail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

has been LOST IN the Sah Meadows on the n,rh, mr.
yiouS and that his horse had got mirsi ana A s.As
obliged 10 abandon HIM tie had wandered about
uniil he could not tell where 10 md Ms horSe He
wished Mr. Muncay 10 and the aamAl. II possible
ard take care 81 II The man then len. and hAs Dol
been heard OF since tie len ms prckct- book con.
iaIniug SIS and number Of recep,s the moaey
he >aic. would pay for tie trouble OF hndins me
horse TIE hoy>t was found n the creek irO Nuei.
ard a rOcSsway wagon was found on The Salt Mead
ow> The man spoken ~ ~t> ~ respectable ap-
pesraure about IS wears oi age TIE hOtSe
drowned was bay mare, with >iripc M TIE forehead
~ TIE JcrscV CIR Telegraph states
TIA. ere Charles smith who put an END - A,s life
ID an Old boat on Sa,unaN ii>t waS not cOminls-
son merchant IN Ncw-Nork. A. then stated oHt
dealer ~ lottery policies. In ne COMMISSION oi me
fatal deed. 70 : lSccrtarcc ths De arSl al us.c 1he
roge around his ne /. and ,hcn swallowed hiteen
drops OF corrosive >uolmaie
- James Duffy. = native ot Ireland.
aged about a. received sun stroke on Monday Al
ttrroon. While laooring. al Newark and although
Or /. \ tall WAS soon DO attendance, ana u>tN
every means for his recovery an efforts proved IN
awaiting HS body taken charge Of ny his
brother, tnd toccn;ly inferred.
- The Wing Electors OF MIddlesex
County an notified 10 meet IN thcrre>pecuye town
SHIPS 20 elect delegates 81 a County Convention, 10
be held m the CITY Hotel. IN New Brunswick, on
Thursday, s,h DAY NJ October next AZ II O'Clock
\. VI. tor the purpose o. selecting County Ticket
= RumorS we're ahoat IN Trenton on
Monday. that Ho,, the ESCAPED state Prison cOavlct
had been taken. but up 10 Wednesday no udlngs
Was had of HIM. though an extensive and dllilscat
search had been made
70 The whole amount of real and per-
>onal property m Monmouth subject 10 taxation the
present year Is rated at sI5i9 PSI and the amount
az levied i slO.OO0
- \ new Baptist Church has been or
gained m Trenton. and for The present services
held m the building With Odd Fellows Hall.
- The New-Jersey Historical Society
viii meet TODAY At >omenIlle.