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FOR PRESIDENT ~ 1852,
STEPHEN 4. DOU G. l. \ y,
Sulfeciio he Decision Of The National Doaocut
&C. CpHrati3H.
The Vote upon the Bank Bill.

We have received returns from a number OF
counties in the state bu; generally OF vague
and unofficial character. We have, therefore,
concluded not to publish a table until we can
give the official vote. Its understood At Spring
field that the Bank Bill i, carried by about 1000
majority and that the whole vote in the state
will not reach 100000 We have about $4,000
voters in Illinois
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Among the inventions Of modern science, few
that contribution Of Chemistry to the healing art
known as Aysr's Cherry Pectoroi In our adver-
Using columns may be found the evidence of
gentlemen, that shows their conf
dence in its peculiar efficacy to cure distcmpcrs
of tho Threats and Lungs.
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DAVID WILnor was elected Judge Of the cir.
cult in which he resides, in Pennsylvania, by
n majority over Elwcll, wing, Of ?ssi. Mr.
Wilmot has announced his intention to support
the nomination Of the Democratic National Con.
vcntion for the Presidency, whoever the candidate
may DC.
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Proclamation, for Day Of Thanksgiving.

At the close Of the year, when kind Proyi
ttnee has ssnallzed His care over US in the pre-
serYail0n Of oHr state and nation, and By crown
ing tie labors Of industry with abundant reward.
1t Il highly proper that we make return therefor
to the Great Giyer Of all, ia suitable and appro-
pnyuie forms Of gratitude.
In consideration thereof, I hereby appoint
Thursday, the 9Th Of November instant. 10 be
observed Throughout; this State rs a day Of public
thanksgiving It's therefore desired dat, on that
day, the citizens OF this State will unite in return
Ing thanks to the Great Dispenser Of all good, for
the preservation Of peace, order and quiet in our
midst for the uniform general prosperity Of our
State and nation, and that we are still permitted
the enjoyment Of unrestricted civil and religious
freedom; that He will make US alive to The count
less blessings We have received a, Hi. hand, and
give Us hearts to he truly thankful for them, and
while thus employed in grateful acknowledgment
for such manifold fayors, may we not forget while
implorng their continuance to supplicate Divine
assistance in extending to all people the same "a.
noun: OF social happiness which falls to our lot
Ito extend the light Of the gospel everywhere
and confer upon all the free enjoyment OF the full
lest measure of civil and religious liberty.
IN testimony whereof, have caused the Great
Seal Of State to be affixed Done ut the
IL. 81 city Of Sprinfeld, this Sd day Of Novem
Der, A. ID, 1851, and Of the Independence
Of the United States the sevcnty.sxth.
AUG, c. FRENCH.
6g the Governor
Dawn l. GREGG, Secretary Of Stale.
Nov lghl
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The result, of the election in New York Is SO
close that it is impossible to tell which party
has majority of the popular vote. In the legis'
lature the wings have a small majority in the Sc.
nate and the house is still in doubt,
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Az Isyryuoy.--We have had the privilege OF
examining machine invented by Nr GEo Mann,
ir Of this place, tie object ofwbch is to facilitate
the boiling Of -four as well as to improve its qua
lily, by cooling it, Immediately after leaves the
burrs, and before it enters the bolt 1t accom-
plishcd by the intervention Of a hollow periorat
cd zinc cylinder through which 4 current of air
is forced by fan ezhauster, cooling the -four per.
iecly in its transit from stone 10 bolt. A number
Of millers who have examined the machine. we
understand, have pronounced tia very useful in
venlIUn. Nh " has applied for pateut.
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MAkRlED-On the 9th inst 10y a. Il NiJIo.
Fsl, Mr., DAVID rR,cr to Miss JuliA Am YIN.
Mans all OF the town OF Mission. Ia Sale co.
On the va inst ut the Mansion House. by tho
krN NJ X. Nhlulcsey, Mr. FRA>u, llurKiNsoN 10
Miss llAERlrr lilCGlNs, both Of L. sale.
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Hoard of SupcrNisprS

m II f. members OF the Board of Supervisors of
la SaIl, county, aIe requested TO meet NJ the
co'~t house in Ottawa, on Friday, the 18th inst,
Tor "a, purpose Of approving The collectors and
school Commissioners bonds, hearing reports Of
committees. &c. e.. y. JACKSON, Chm'R.
Attest ;, W Raymond Cie,k.
D5>Pem Dem0cnt and In Sale Standard, copy.
CORN SHELTERS FOR ss!
4 coon supply ut Sta.huck's bcsi-warrantcd
n to suil-ior sale by NJ, Is G.. BuER.
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A LARGE CAU--Tho Joliet Signal says, Mr.
Robert Stevens of tina, place has Durham calf
one year old last spring, which weighs 1000
pounds.
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La Sale County Official Returns,

BY the official returns as given below i; ap-
pears that the resu, ia this county is not quite as
bad as we had imagined, but Yet very corsldera-
bly, worse than il should Le.
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We are requested by the County Clerk to say
that the collectors books Of the different towns in
the county are ready for delivery.
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Estate of Rhodes Tan Meter, deceased
To An Whom IL Nay Concern--Nonce is here
hy gwen that on the s Monday OF January nex',
/ shall appy to the Probate Court oi La sale
rnnn,y for an order authorizing the compromising
or snle of claims belonging to said Estate.
Nov il, is5l-l3. lEA |. FLSS, ddm'r.
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Keep your wash in at nght--thcre are some
rascles around rvbLng washllncs.
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ON New York, "rany part ct ENGLAND Ireland,
scotland, or Wales In sums TO sun purchasers. Tor
s"e"y opuI sly VI. IL. SNtrr
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" = 90
MOTTO is hereby given that VIII make npph-
y cntion 10 the comfy court of La Sale county
on the st Monday in January next. Tor an order to
sell the landau nA lenemcn,s belonging to the estate
OF Rhodes Van Meter, decd, or ms much thereoias
may he necessary TO pny the debts OF the sniu DC
ccnsrd at which time and place, nil persons in'er
sn,d renl estate should not be sold for the purpose
Aforesaid IRA |. FISg, Admir-.
November Is, 1851.
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SIGHT INtlItNt,I
SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New Noth, IN sums TO -nr purchasers. for sale
~ uvN Norris Il ElsuIR
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Masonic.

HllERE wall be- n meeting
l. of Occidental Lodge, No.
-, at the Lodge Room, On
Mundqyc evening next Tran
sirnt brethren m good stand
inG with the order are invited
tOatirnd.
rlllLO nINDLEY, Sec.
Ottawa, 1891.
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N On0 BUSHELS CmH and oats, IT,
,DV. UljD whIrh the highest market price
viii be- pad IN cash. Mt the Farmers Siorc, doors
north ui the Post Office.
v R-Thc Farmers Store has Just received
large stock Of Groceries, which will be sold as low
as was cycruiicred M this market
Also, n choice stock ut by Goods, NC, &C,
too numerous To menton-for sale cEcnp. For
particulars, call aud see. u a FISHER
DtqWo November u.
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OTTAWA, Nov. l3 1851,
Market for the last week has been inactive not
much produce coming forward on account Of rains
We quote sales Of wheat 5O@55 for winter and
25a35 for spring.
Corn zoe.
Oats &c
Barley $3.50.
Pork no sale except for family use
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E,,oic of Rbod,, Van Meter, deceased.

- COFFEE aud Tea Sets very superior Bruan-
Nav IS j. MAyLrY & Co.
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Total, UY5 VV6 I6OI l59l 59i go 1908
The votes for annexiny were, Earl 2, Eden Ia,
Hope 90, La Sale . Ottawa 2, Salisbury /, Yer.
million 2-total a.
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I,RITTNNIA WARE.

- DOZEN Astral, Table, Suspension md Side
u Lamp, for burning oil or lard, iorsnle hy
NV Is T. MASLuv g. Co.
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LIGHTS or THE AGE.

Bellows n very superior ar
ID ticIc, Tor sale at the manufacturers ptlces'by
Npy i. vi ANLbh ~ w.
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TRUTH. VIRTUE. Il TEMPERANCE.

Ky III, VIII u, N IN Tt NV r..
'NllE Weekly Meetings Of Ottawa Section, No.
i >, Cadets Of Temperance uge held every
Wednesday Evening, in the Sons OF Temper.
uuce HAL.
A D members in good standing with the Orde.
are invited to attend IL. L. E4ESLs, Secr'y.
SUyCmbeT ], l5il-3w.
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1t then winds up thus,

"What will those oppressed beings do, those
three millions Of NlioiS, when n saving voice, nc
compauied by the roar Of the artillery Of their
hhcrators, say to them-IoU ARE FREE! ARISE
What will they doi--Ibc day Of judgment
will have arrived for the Empire Of Brazil, and
the slaves will be the judges"
The design OF Rosas Is, no doubt to proclaim
freedom to the slaves, in order that their arms
NAV be turned against their masters, who, almost
to man side with the government and oppose
Metropolitan movements,
These events have led the letter writer's to the
n. Y. papers to speculate upon tho probable ef
feet upon foreigners in Bucnos Ayres, Of change
from the federal rule under Rosas, to that Of the
Unitarans, or absolute sway Of the Emperor. II
is certain, says one writer, that under the rule o.
Ro.as, the life liberty, and property Of foreigners
have been safe, which might not be the case du
ring a change Of government.
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We are authorized 20 announce ABNrR 4 FIs =
ER as a candidate for the office OF Justice Of the
Peace, in the place Of James Stout, resigned.
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News from Buenos Ayres indicates that the
outbreak ola civil war is anticipated, Gen Ro-
sas seems to favor the revolutionary movements
in fact lis whole course looks as if he was do
ing all in lis power to fomcnt republican rebel.
lion; and his organ the Packet, exults over the
successes Of the revoluiionis;s on the Rio Granl1
and in long article on the subject calls upon its
sympathisers to pattern after them; and by way
of encouragement puts forth the following;
"Baz1 teens with everything which ought to
make a coGn,ry great aud powerful She has Il
population Of 100000 Of whom 5000 900 are
slaves Upon these rests m iron hand so weigh
y, that ancient history transmits US the record Of
only one other such race having existel-ihc
Hrlutg Of IarelvuUnn
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The Truth of the following ancclatc, which is
told by Correspondent, of,he New Yor, Herald
is goa,hyd Tor by ;Ac editor Of ,he Chicago Ar
gus, WHO WAS an eye witness Of the scene.
Washington, Nov. ., 1851.
An excellent story is told here, which | have
not yet seen in PRINT. Daring the receu, great
fair at Rochester, number Of gentlemen met at
adnnrr party. and among the galaxy Of bright
particular stars WAS the distinguished orator Of
the day, Stephen \ Douglas and the distinguish.
ed oN Secretary Of War, Gov Marcy. The wit
and the wine flew apace, aud at length, Cover
nor Marcy. with one OF those knowing looks If
lis, are,c and proposed "the health Of Mr.. Doug
lIs, the able Senator from l.uuo,s-mav he coutin,
ue Tor the next SIX years to I'LL his place in tho
Senate, which lie has already so much gracti'
The meauin, of the sally was evident, and MAJ.
cys ewes twukled with satisfaction at the hit
Nowi-e abashcI, however, the little giant
Strengthened hiu-ylt out, and after returning
thanks, concluded 10y giving the distinguished
* Secretary OF War, Governor Marcy, with not
spot on liz character, aud but one patch on his
brrech,s' pcals Of laughter succeeded the hap
nv rcsort, shortly after which the Governor was
missing
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JApANNED Tin Ware, full assortment for
u Snlrby Nov, Is. J. MASLEy q 20.
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The Mormous Mt their ODD Game.

We make ,he following extract fiona letter
from Independence to The ST. Louis Republican
/, shows that the leaders Of the Mormcus at Sa.l
Lake are at their old tricks again, and are fast
preparing tie way for another determination
The letter WAS written immediately npou the ar.
T.y,l q the Sal, Lake mail
"l, sgrns that the Mormon, are at their old
glmr-crca,i0c difficulties with those who try to
be- friend, and uc.,Lhors T. D. Harris, Srrrtta-
~, !. hendgubuyg Chief |u,,i,c 4 T. Il,,ha-,
Associate Judge a. L. Day, INDIAN Agent, Gill
liam and Young, have all LEFT lbe T,uI,urN, and
wa, be here los the 4,A or 9Th of u,Nt u.uulh
Co-,wrl and Young, auI one on two others, will
not be- 90 quite SO soon-thcy have been Compel
ed To- leave the VALLEY on account The scdi,iouS
seuuwouts of GOV. Brigham Young, and other
leaders %! lat Mormon Uu:,h On every oycI-
sion these men have been dyUpUuc,ig. our govern
ment ht.ur, the officers, and especially at th.r
religious gatherings, 900 ,uCh u.Iuur .- 90 make
Is 60 every one unpleasant who Wa, not yyuutc.
ted with thcm-rasseriug among either thugs,
',htt Congress !, pack OF corrupt swUtyrs -
thal "yUr government stiuks iu the u,st.ii, Of Jc
hoyuh,' dc, Nc Church and State ale So much
merged Iu one, that Justice on any occasion, can
not be- rendered and any one uuCvnuc,,cl with
the church /, unsafe either Is 10 HE OF property
The 100000 appropriated ty Congress Cor pUb-
lie buildings las been taken To- pay oil tLy debts
90! the church, aud only a short time before ,he
merchants aud judge leit, Brigham Young call
ed iuC tAyr. secretly the Lex stature, and passed
resolutions and Issued orders for the seizure of
twenty four thousand dollars more iom the hands
OF Iau>-HaTi' persisted in retaining il, and
only by the using ofan INJUNCTION by the SUpyrme
VA lac aldo On 4. - anil 4Nl4y
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Ottnwn L,ght hrtilliary.

THE mcmhrr, are requested 10 be puncua in at
tendance OF dan On Friday evening OF each week,
al O'Clock. BY Older OF he Captain.
o. Nov. 5, ISL. i. r. COURTNEY, orderly.
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100 rGUNDIs
w ANyED,

DOTASH for sole al the Cry Dru, Store.
November Is G.. IT, Tn,grsov
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WAGON MAKER WANTED.

4 GOOD workmon can find steady employ
n men, through the winter by applying soon at
GAYS shop,
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70 TONS. assorted sizes, Sweedcs Iron, for sale
II bv Noy. l5 ]. MANtEY Il Co.
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AISO-An Apprentice wanted to tn, Carriage
and Wagon Business. J. u. GAY
November 49, lSjl-3w.
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Geie'er House,

VINHIS House, formerly owned and occupied
by Mrs True, is beautifully situated on
La Sale Street, about halt way between the Canal
nnd the Court House /, has been recently pur-
chased, and converted into Hotel, where every,
attention will be- paid To the wants and comfort OF
its patrons, by the proprietor, ,,,,,s,r,,
November Is Z. II. btlNEh.
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The su8-crtirrs have h0U and In.
o. tend always 10 Keep m Asod. fos
~ y -a'a ~ lae most ras.mhas psisss.
o goaI D. .Yrms,t 81 IL. f,i ix~ Fests
msaui et.rcd H. DIS country md u Fsaaos.
They ste sole agent 'of Hofs''s yAiea, dss2s
lf4u i.am'f psAg forte us NOS ctnkse ed
ccs"di ~, - : f,sno low in Use. They ~
iecI'srIt aur}tta - Che sng'i,ru oras dsao
yi'uaie, ls,ru ge.u.I BOT t.r, Al'l, .se - i've
bodg OF tile ,'',uo. c.uscgd,u'ly lie: ~,' ~
msiu mach lnrg.r m Tine faa 90, o,h.r q. Ike
- ihc -u.,4,r has 10 eject upon Yea. The
css" 70 TIE i.ou pisno ~ iraep.uceN. 81 tic
hody and eau hc rs.iiy femot.c - pisH,urv.
lac t1He IS u,f. fu.L rlch, nd n el.,a iisa IL
other p''no. We mpuft n. fi,,i 4 To,
Pans II n.s " idc rkprcssit q our s,c''. ~
lne- o., %, u, q. aud . oeias,-, some N rich
carved cast-
Also ArI4Icous. se-lphin-- gri',r- Of the
best matrr-, viuiu-. sinteutcliV-, 1s..rd.ors.
DE ~. baHo7, fausit bo.t. Hri n.irui,bts Of
IL. a.uas, Putar tarp. tIuitu. t.lurc'ho and
other -tunl, icn-. a'ia ..,- I~cdz tnsef boards,
1oW-, baN haF. i.sl pieces. ru-.,. ~v. llauo
Forte and Other uit-le punished. aud mus, ~.
caltoc isom all ,he NouteIu pubtshtr- ~ .uon
as puUHaald O.aer from the evuu,r, soh,.
',t aud prompts attended Co. A 0.rsl Dis
cHaa. uadc % large urIers All 10 music
,eae.ers. As the subscribers import most of
t4e.r you'd tie, con oh,f better ind1c, u.u,s
G, psrct.-ers 10 ..sc them coi, s~.orr pu'-
chasing. Il 80. 81 Camp street. New Orleans
Tat tNo d1ufa tt1r. GT.tlrt ~tr.' %.
r.e TYLER & ltfWlTI.
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" h'NttNAt. J nt tN'N' y ~
Cu.,s'u m,t-p @. Norton, one Of to,
N1cr Presidents presiding
NJ u Roger, a-a,a to be cNeu,cd from
serving ou ,ae committee on resolutions.
e.. VI I yD.Heu. stalled mat ihe r1ium '-
Pee ou r..oluHnn- Hoa H'l'td lion. ! fui'bun
O., deliberate vIlh them ga preparing resolu-
.ou-
Op.molon, Hon Y PIllshpy was invited 10
..e. -,' 80 'He Convention.
uceommtro ln'I reported 'hc following
set 90 resolutions
l-t R"out@ int '"' ''o'enio' is ia'N
H't'e t' tH. rr'a. Importance "i 'N' ''""''a''''
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HEREBY tcrcwafr h.l persons from 'res--
pa.,us on ms auI, .m II rr>on and pluola
,outc-) OF from ca tIH. down or c.rf luE Oh
umber iro.u the Same Apy person o. persons.
thu, oi!r. ding, @.Ii be prosecuted 10 Vac eAi,at
I'd tAe lta.
EDWARD SMITH
NV s, 49, H.N Pr
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VcriliiiugV.

IN NrST0tk'S, Wcnof $ Canadian. AID
4 faya.~ tome ,cruHl0ge, or sa.c u}
EVANS SANDERS, a co,
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k.lr>itti.tf lila.

LARGE quantity OF ; T. rown,end''
\ Sarsnparis A. 10 IT. virtues, j, Is VT
tor saie ~
EVANS. SANDERS. n 60
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issued Sl' November. 1891
T. G. bEAILEI, Clerk
h, ! Vi llt,aLtsoN, d. c.

Rcer,rd .n Office No.. Sih, 1851, and handed
20 'b- L4uaro. aa i,a- Eyp9bacan tae SAME
DE-. iut pu1
s. Il. PERRY. Sheriff 4 G.
No.. l3tf. 1851. u2l-!t
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MOOT MuFFNr1"s lite pills ANA pboa..
- blller.. for safe by
EVANS SANDERS. u co.
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n W. Lou HERY, Editor

N SAMUEL /. MDsELEN, r., % CAS-.
county. j. @ candidate tor District Attorney, tor
The 9Th ludleial Dialrlc,at the ,a,ung election
: p pO\IEY. of Cherokee county. +. %
candidate for District Attorney Of the Sixth
judicial District,
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a.. Immigration is daiIs passing through our
town in great numbers, all e Foing to Toa-.
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\\rRlGHr WILLIAMS & Co, Co.oa
w fac,rr> and Commission h'rr7anN,
ln.on Row. 81 tapnda.el street, Nc~ On
leans
cash ldyauco- made Baesng and Rope. aud
plnnts'ion supple, furnished go ~ nier-, who
I'M. pi.n to cou,.gn tAeir Cotton 20 the above
House. -
J. u Il ]. {. MURPHY
I.f.,r.op. Texas, Nov. -, ISL ual E
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I NJ 81 C.. MURPHY, Wsole,qle ana
- . Raau dealer ia al h.ads Of Aerehaudl sc
and Groceries, Iron, SAT-, ~. sc
Dallas Street, near the steam Boat Landing
Jefferson, Texas
\ovembef l5th, 1881 n4l "
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-09
S'T7yf son N CO.'S
New York, New Orleans 4 Mobile
IL X PR So.

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Towns in Maine, New hampshire, Vermont, Mas
sachusetts. Rhode Island Connecticut, Lower
Canada, New'fork State, Delaware. PeunsyI.
vania, Maryland, Distrc. Of Columbia, Indiana.
Ohio, Illinois, the Western States generally. the
Mississippi and Alabama River towns, and the
prominent places in Georgia and the Caroliuss
Our facilities are so extensive and perfect. thss
we can secure the safe aud speedy transportation
Of freight, trunks, packages and paiuable paress,
from one end of the country TO the other, and
5et,ceen the most REMOTE points.
From our many ysaSs' experience in the Ex-
press business, while connected with Messrs.
Adams u Co, and our numerous advantages in
other respects. mot the least Of which 10 the
confidence and patronage oe the New York COM
munityD We feel assured that we shall never csass
10 give the most entire satisfaction to our friends
the Jewellers, Bankers and Merchants generally.
We beg leave 10 call atieptop to our California
Express from New Orleans, and our Express be-
tween New Orleans and Mobile.
Offices: St Charles Hotel Building, N. Orleans.
and l9 Wall street, New York. f9: