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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
SPAIN

Accounts from Madrid are OF the 18th inst, The
elections we're terminated. and their result was
mostly everywhere favorable a. the Cabinet The
hodeTacO Opposition intended to put up ~ aion for
tie Presidency of the Chamber Of Deputies ana the
NnlsterIaliSts NJ MayanS
Three hundred and iwenty-four deputies had been
elected OF those = aTe PTogresStaS. ~ of he Mo-
deTaie OppoSIuonl9 of the Conservative Opposition
eight Leg,imSis 50 Independent ModerateS and 81
decided MniS.Crial.stS, Of whom twO-thIris are pub
Tic inctIOnaueS. The Government mas a consider
able majority over the PTogressisia and Moderate
OppOSlucus together
The Eyocc quotes letter from Seville. announcing
that frightfll catastrophe had occurred IN the gar
den Of the Duke Of Monipenser. al Alcala del Rio
The prince had caused steam engine 20 De placed
N Il fer lis irrigation, and the 10Th instant was
fixed for lis trial. Ills royal highness fortunately
could not assist 10 the operation as he intended
having been obliged 10 repair on that day 70 villa
maUrquC.
As TIE boiler 90 Be used for the experiment was uot
new, Il was agreed that Il should he slowly heated
but, either from neglect or nprudcnce on the par OF
Tie engineer. tie boiler exploded and overthrow the
building. buRng under IL ruins 90 or 20 persons a.
sStlng az the experiment a. operatives or mere spec
tsiCrS Eight dead bodies and sixteen wounded mad
teen removed from under the rubbish when the &c
count LEFT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

doors 50 tents were erected on the Plaza and hull
siafe.a IN gardens some slept The last shocK
-fat have heard mentioned was on sunday INC
0Cth Al 6 AM. u was but slight.
Woes tread each others heels aPace-" On Friday
night after the earthquake severe rain set IN this
caused great discomfort 80 nearly everybody, an
threw many entirely cut Of their homes We were
among TINS number.
HAT umbrellas aud our shoes were necessary 'stl.n
as We'll a. without doors.
and rain vas probably much as million ard a-ha
Of dollars.
of the clements and hear that on sunday last me
Doth ftcrc was al instruction n Santiago. sixteen
or twenty lives were lost. and about MY wounded.
The time for electne neW President Is 10 hand. Il
Is to take place on the 25th of June Ihls outbreak
arose out Of over excited political feeling.
Both VALPARAISO and Santiago were on sunday &c
clarei ~ H. under martial law. and our Minister az
santiago. Hon. Balre Peyton, sent tins morning re-
Quest 20 the frcate Raritan TO remain here instead Of
Going 10 Panama as apt. Gauntt had purposed dong
today. We do Tot anticipate much disturbance
here The present Government Is powerful one
and this rebellion has net such speedy overtime"
that We hope there VII not be repetition OF the cH-
mlnal attempt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

Tie report OF the death Of the KING was miounded.
Tire Government has agreed io pay the losses sl>-
tanned by the late quarantine. illegally imposed olt
the plscC is confined 20 foreign ycSscls-the Neapo-
htanS must su0mit.and smile.
Ticking having been informed That the political
prisoners were too well treated inquired about their
chains. and found they were coupled together, &C
cordiug to orders, with sob. weight OF iron round
their bodies
A grand excavation IS 20 take place n Pompen IN
honor Of tie Duke Aumalc. to whom the King has
shown hi, army, ON various occasions, under me
most imposing aspect
have informed you that the Ncaporan Govern
meni has thrown every difficulty IN the way OF those
who desired 10 visit London at the present period
and with few exceptions, native of the Two Sicl-
lies has left. excepting by the way. slgnou Achille
Rlcciard BaSs.ttl and Carabelh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
James NrHenry's Prices Current OF American

NOTTI N"VN|TTIV OI No T0-UIV-
Dsr 4s,-1 LIVERPOOL Friday. MAJ q
DEAR SfR-RArON Is dull and would give Nay M galue
hut thai tlc hole STOCK under mana cement and
therefore ycS firmly held honIng ior increased consgm.
ton with warm weather. Beer quite neglected So =
PORK SHOULDERS DO not move at the quotations Flns
mild cured HANS are sailbie TALON SdUl. aud MIA.
enced hy the decline oi $ Pceyshnrgh yellow candle
London 20 ss has become almost uSeahle unless pro-
rortonae rates lARn steady. 40 about SIS for pume
sorts CUEE,E is in moderate request. GREASE BurrLs
IS wanted 10 81 u bond QyERtirRoN RARN ddc III
sell even 10 further reduction ot 81 % al SfERN All
LARD OU> steady with moderate sales WHALE on rata
~ dearer ga us have been ohfliuc for small loS
IINSEED CAKES are unchanged RlOE has been more u-
CURED for and rllh hne beng scarce Shade dcarcr "A
IN 25O erces have been taken az rs to M INDIAN CoRN
lower. the best YELLOW worth oas JS ship, except
in retail WuTE is more WHEAT very dull FLOUR IS
again cheaper The hest brands of sweet FLOUR IN prime
order are not active at Cos GorroN Keeps downward
course. all qualities leloN fair "a lower far and up
wards ld lower Sales th> week, lllN n .nns 81, .la
American. Imports, 1851. including 70 672 Aulorran.
Stock. 7osO6. including J02.5S Americans ~ last ycar
4e3 S5 mel din- 49, %
am. XcLK rc,Dac-fllN. IAMES MNENRN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
From -Orleans-An Earthquake at
Guadalupe, &c.

NEW-ORLEANS, Sunday, June ].
Late advicos from the West Indies report
that an earthquake occurred at Guadalupe on the
18th MAY. Many houses were destroyed, and planta-
tons injured throughout the island.
Frederick Myers and Reed alias Davis two coun-
terieers were tired and sentenced yesterday to ten
wears confinement each, in the PenItentary.
NEW ORLEANS Monday. June .
The French editor of the Courier yester-
day assaulted the Spanish editor Of the Union IN the
Office of the latter After the Spaniard had received
several insults, he fred pistol al ms antagonist but
without effect
One hundred delegates arrived here to attend the
ncSday.
Steamer Union departed for New-York to-day with
$50 passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
News from Washington.


WASHINGTON, wednesday, june 4.
The following are among the candidates
permitted TO present themselves for examination al
he Naval Academy. Annapolis, on the lst of next
October for admission as Acting lidShpmen Geo.
II Cooke Montgomery s. Carlton, w Seeley Henry
w. Dox. New-Y0rkl Edmund ; Allen, Connecticut
Thomas d. sefrdge, Jr, and John ; Barnes, Mas
sacbusetts: George H. Perkins NewHampshlre
Samuel A. Smith. New-Jersey Charles II. Crandall,
]. Mar, E. David, d. Mcleod, Pennsylvania.
The Geographical Society Of Paris, has conferred
diploma on Col Albert, Chief of the Typographical
Engineers
Secretary Webster returned here last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Mnrkcts....N Ew-ORLEANs. June l.

The stock Of PoRK in the warehouses last
evening was $1,000 ibis. of which $4,000 were Mess
9O.CC0 NJ o. l,OO0 Prime and 1000 Unlnspectod
Holders were generally asking Sl5 for branded Mess
new Western BUTTER l20l OHIO OATS 80 dSjc.
June 9-CorroN dull-Middllng s.ds{. Bacon
dull-primc ribbed sides S3GSl shoulders 6iGtl
Sus.R 6tm-fair 5sd5i. WHISKY duh at lSdlSi
RIO CorFEE o}d9t CoRN--50 n - for prime yellow
Ind white Flour heavy al 90 IS for ONO LARD
In ties and bblS 7id7l kegs II.
LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, June g.
The sales OF ToBACc0 here since the LIST
November last are over 1000 hhdS., Increase over
same time last wear 1900 total sales last year 20 ls
November 7.l55 hhdS Common qualities very low
prices and duh, but manufacturing IN good demand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
EGYPT,

Although il is generally reported that everything
Is satisfactorily arranged between the Porte and ABB
has Pasha such is not the case Il is true that the
"TanZlmatn question settled but not four 9th
CT points one OF which the second IS OF great i'm
pOrtanCe
The matters still pending are The period ofmil.
ary service. the reduction OF the army 10 1900 men.
payment OF the scrfs, the recon hat6n between the
members Of Mehomet AIS family. and their privilege
to reside where they please after they are Of age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
PIEDMONT

In IFS sitting Of the l5ththc Chamber of Deputies Of
Turn passed the ministerial bli for imposing TAX
uron morima property and corpor e bodies by "
votes 20 p The Senate approved the nrsi fourteen
articles of the TN on The discipline q judicial iunc-
tionares aul their permanCnce in office.
The lpri1nf states that during the absence OF Mar
stal Ra3ctxkv with tn Emperor n Warsaw. Count
GvU az IS 60 assume the government OF Lomoarly.
Anmor IS current az Milan that ihe daughter Of the
Grand Duke OF Hessc Damstadt is to be- atf2nced 20
tie Emperor u Austria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

nresyes all licenses 10 carry arms. From that day al
PaIo ara sticks disappeared from the streets OF Inc
Eternal City.
The Pope has chosen the Municipal Councli.ofs OF
rs sde had adopted measures for the reorganization
~ trc communal Councils m the same districts.
The Bsf0cuG GGzeNe announces lhtt q paIt o.
fauditti we're surprised by seuudIles al iaiih He'
Forr and siH He'd ON the spot
or the lftl INST. Giaccmo Cmtoni one OF t..e as
ssss of-tc band Of passatO1c. vas hot ~ Boio I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
London Produce Market. SATURDAY.

SUGAR. Refined. duh. Grocer Lumps As 6dajos. For
egn neglected and declining
CoFFEE- Demand no better. native Ceylon j)s 10 TO-
TEA-Not lower, but dealers cautious.
IRoS-Scotch pig 39sai0S Gd. with few buyers. BAR
sales small NJ "a los and RAILS L l7s Cda e.. 2s Oh
CoTToN-Dull with free sellers previous rates.
TALLow-Fimec, but little dong at 37sa37s Gl. fis
spot
LONDON MAY o. 1 O'Clock p M-Cossols, account, ~
G97s do money. 97lag73 a97. 81 per cents. 90. Q9s
FOREIGN STOCKS Me1icans, s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
TURKEY

Dates from ConstantnOple are iO the 4th May \
misunderstanding Is sand 10 have arisen between the
Porte and the seryGn Government The Porte
asserts that the Instruction IN Turkish Croatia has
been aided and allotted by Ser'ia
General Aupick embarked on the 30th nit IN the
VodCtto. for rance. Al Pasha. Minister OF Foreign
Affairs haj retired 80 Broussa. in order TO recruit his
health, and was replaced ~ interim, By uad Efendi
Until the arrival of NJ. de Layalette, VI. dc Ga
briac undertakes the post Of FroAch charge d. 6res
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

PARIS, Friday Evening The Hsraids correspond
ence reports growing feeling Of confidence m the
minds Of the public on the question of the revision Of
the Constitution The LcgltImlsts and Democrats
show a disposition to compromise-whlch backed by
the general feeling ofthe country Will probably lead
to a removal Of the Presidents powers HOurse much
the same as OH Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Cholera on the Mississippi.

LOUISVILLE. 7 UtSudN' JIIIV y
Forty-fve deaths occurred Onthe steamers
Grand Turk and Pride of the West, from NewOr
leans for ST Louis. All, excepting one, were deck
passengers, and mostly emigrants Two or three
Ono from New Orleans, had four cholera deaths,
and the Belle Key one
The Wabash, Upper Mississippi. Illinois, and Mis-
SCUM rivers have o,erhowed their banks Much pro-
rertY has been DESTROYED and crops are injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
PORTUGAL

Numerous bands were collected on the road from
Oporto under preteNt of making Saldanha pr0unn-
cgduRcRf0S.
The Duke would, however, avoid them by travel
ing by sea. and had chartered two steamers 80 con-
voy him and ms troops 10 Lisbon.
Lisbon was Tranquil. and the Queen appeared dis
posed 10 meet Saldanhas views IN the formation OF
Ministry.
Letters from Lisbon, received by way OF Madrid.
announce that the King has applied TO the Queen for
leave 10 pay visit Of three months 10 Germany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Southern items.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, June 4.
We learn from Norfolk that the steamer
Leeare arrived there yesterday. Hon. II. Schenck,
Minister to Brazil and suite, and Signor Machedo,
Brazilian Minister and family, have also arrived
They 20 out in the SuSQuohannah.
The schooner Dial. for Charesiown, has been to-
taliy wrecked near Currltuck
The election here IS gong on spintedly-the votes
for The Constitution prepondCrating. Baltimore Will
probablv give 5000 majority for II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
By Errrmc rrrraRnul SATURDAY. ,iayi-N
PORTUG Al.

Accounts from Lisbon m TIE Dio1a Ca .rlra0 of the
18th, via Madrid state that the Queen has issued a
decree by which the dismissal Of Marshal Saldsnha
IS rendered null and void, and to be considered as
never having existed, and ms appointments, botA
civil and military, have been confirmed II also
states that Count ia Thomar has been informed Of
his dismissal from the Embassy at Madrid, TO which
he had been appointed Saldanha was at oporto eI-
crcising full civil and military authority, but m the
Queens name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
PRUSSIA

Adyicos from Berlin arc to the 10Th inst.
A teegaphc dispatch from Warsaw announces
the arrival In that Cty of His Majesty the King Of
Prussia.
The Ministerial papers announce the Kings lnten-
ton 10 proceed fom Warsaw 10 Oimutz. He VIII
be accompanied by Her Majesty the Queen, who viii
meet her sister, the Archduchess sophia MesSrs
Meyondorf, Amin. Prokosch, ROchow, Schwarzen-
10 OlmutZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Bank Of England.

The from the Bank Of England for the end
the 7th If May the following results when
pared with the previous week Public deposits I607l7-
Increase E6C282l Other deposits E892l 47T-Decrease.
E42,fl4, Best, 43, l3y -96f-lncrease Gj,j9
On the other side ot the account. Government secun-
ties 70 100 $50 Decrease E1537t Other securities ell
tS1t95ncrease t378s0j Notes unemployed, E7570,Jl0
--intTea-e. t383..t0
THE amount Of notes circulation cl9lZJ57j being
decrease Of L327573 and the stock Of bullion both de
arMenis j. Gl3356.fzO, showing increase Of tBi893
VI IN lnm-arnl WITH lnn -ronauLng rcLlrl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

The Italian peninsula Is very uneasy. There are
ne same symptoms that always precede outbreaks
We read IN letter Of me Tines from Rome, that on
sunday last some lnfnE disputes took place IN the
"lne Shops OF the Irsnsevere. between some French
SoldleIs and The people. On tins occasion Gen. &c
meau issued decree, which prescrbcs, under the
stYeresi Sena-nts. general dIsannamen' ana SID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Tuscany

Wemeutored some time ago. That Father Nmcen-
70 Marchese. aprcacher OF emlnencc. had peen or
dered ty She Tuscan Government % leave Florence
ON account Of h., political opinions We now learn
from the 0nsh-i0gaie Of Florence, of the 18Th. that
The Government has revoked this measure, and m
vli60 HIM 20 return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Sentence Of Carey for killing Haywood-the
Shadrach Rescue Case.

B0sTON Welneslay, juno
Carey has been convicted at East Cam
bridge of killing George Haywood, the depot master
and was this morning sentenced to 20 years IN the
States prison. The verdict was manslaughter.
In the Shadlach rescue case DStnct-AttOney LuIt
has been speaking all the forenoon lie Will conclude
to-day and Judge Spague viii charge the jury atthe
opening Of the Court tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
ALGERIA

A letter from AlgerS Of the 18th states that the
Governor General Ga interim had embarked on the
18Th by the Titan steamer. 20 make excursion m
the province of ConStantia, where the expedition
which IS IN preparation requires ms presence He
Is accompanied hy The chief OF tho stat and the head
Of the political bureau of Arab affairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

SATURDAY, MAY 2-Iherc Is good and very general IN
sury at our market to-day and there any confidence
IN the stabt, prices good business would be dome
There quotahle change m prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Manchester Corn Market.

Our market to-day presents feature. The value
Of fresh WHEAT and FLOUR maintained Old and caam'
bered, lots of each difficult Of sale
OATS perhaps rather easier to buy.
OATMEAL firm at former rates also are BEAM and
other articles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
UOLSTETN

AdvIces from Hamburger are OF the 2Otn instant. II
confirms the late statements OF JOINT romonStrance
The part Of Austria and Prussia having been sent
TO the Danish Government respecting the mode m
which that Government considers The influence OF the
cLeral Commissioners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

Athens journals, of the sth, have arrived. The
presented bv ihe Ministers. relative 90 the finance,
and. IN consequence. the Queen, by decree dated
ne 9Th. prorogued the Chambers Tor forty days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

proximo. The post was offered 70 MI. stephen
EoIyeII. Of vour city, Who for reasons WHICH are
ycrv crcdiiablo 10 hin. declined 20 accept II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

Interview of the President with Secretary
COrWin. &C.

WASHINGTON Wednesday. June 4.
The President had long and close IN
terview with Dir Corwin at the Treasury Depart
rnent at late hour yesterday Mr.. Corwln VIII not
leave for some days yet. ,
Samuel Strong, of Western New York, will doubt
less have the superintendent OF the capitol enlarge
ment No official decision as yet as topan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.

The Elections Official Returns from Temp
kins.
ITHACA, Wednesday, June 4.
The Tompkins County official returns
arc for Williams. 1855 votes for stanton, 1910
Majority for Williams, IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

Our adyiccs from Brussels are Of the 22d INST.
~ new facts have transpired with respect 10 the
Ministerial crisis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

COTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADVANCING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

Chemung Official Returns.
ELmIBA. Wednesday. June !.
Gnbert's majority in Chemung IS SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
American Stocks

During the week the demand for American Stocks has
continued and prices well maintained Messrs ID Bell
Son / Co. report
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-15
Address of Louis Kossuth,
70 the People os Uui,ed States Of North America

WAsHISGToS ID c., Oct. II, 1851.
To tie Editors Of The PnJijc Press Of tie Umited
Sidtes:
GESrLEMgs In the month Of February last,
Governor l.. Uihazi. late Of Hungary, sent me a
proclamation from the Hungarian leader Louis
kossuth addressed to the people Of these United
States, requesting to cause the same to be pub
llshed. aud to deposit ts original, written IN the
Magyar language, IN the archives of Congress.
When that valuable document came to my
hands, negotiation was pending, having for lie
object the Liberation of Kossuth from the Turkish
custody. This consideration induced me to con
suit confidentially with number Of distinguish
ed citizens, occupying high and exalted stations,
whom ! knew to be the truest and warmsst
friends Of the Hungarian cause and its gre It
leader and finding that each Of them concurred
with me in the opinion that the publication Of
that document at that time, might have defeated
the object OF the negotiation, informed Cover
nor Ujhazi Of it; whereupon he authorized me to
retain IN my possession its original until 1t could
| be safely published,
! The time has now arrived The great Hunga
rian leader being already under the protection OF
the stars and stripes, and approaching these hos
| ptable shores there Is no necessity Of withhold
! ing il longer from the public eye.
Having set forth the foregoing explanation Of
reasons why the proclamation referred to was not
laid sooner before the people Of these United
States, to whom it is addressed, ! respectfully
| beg for it the liberality Of your columns.
! The original of the Proclamation will remain
| in my possession until the next session of Con
| grees, when it will be respectfully deposited with
in the hands Of the representatives Of the people
| | have the honor to remain, with great respect
/ your oOcdIent fellow citizen and servant,
| q. lOlmMAY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-15
OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Httornc n 9 q.
John H. Murphy, attorney a"d CoIm'stlSr "a ,ssn a'

John II. Murphy, Attorney aud CoImSsL@r a'
Eatc, Ottawa, Illinois. aug w. '0'''
Dhce IN the court house. -, ~, n
Champlin N Wallace, u {. Champhn-N IL
H. Wallace attorneys and CoHhS'ti0fSdt L"U'
Office up stairs in the next building norm OF lhe
. Post oihce. nov 30, -
T.. y. Leland, Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Has removed his office from Reddicks block, to
the room formerly occupied by the ShertB IN the
court house now occupedIn partly Lorenzo Le-
Ill may 1 'i9
Norris x Fisher, Geo. II Norrls-Geo ; tish-
er0 ittorR.gs al Lqto and Ldnd agents, Otfd-
tcI H. Will pay particular attenuonto thepny-
ment OF taxes IN any part o limos, purchasing
and sell ing real estate Investigating titles, collect
TING demands buying aud selling military land
warrants aud locating them onthe best iIHdS tor
soldiers or others securing pensions ana an CLAIMS
against the government. Othce on the southwest
corner ut the court house square.
NJ. T.. IIpIlistrr. Attorney dRd toHRS'tt0r a.
Ilir and Sjiicit0r IN thIHcerU--OtiGTd M
Olhrr over the store, ot l., u. smith, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. 'i9
Glover ~ Cook, u. o Giovcr-B. Cook ~
foraeys aRd CoHaSeiioTS a. Ldir-Widwd. ~
fee IN Rcddick Block, east side OF ne pa'"t
square. ~"
Henry G.. Cation, AnornCy and C9naS'AoI a.
Lur anil SOiiciior IN ChHHcery--bf""H, inS
Office in the Court house Jun -
\. ". Randall. .ittorReyH Lalr-usTe@n, he"-
Re,,I,U "a ms Aug 10, lSiS--tt
ErperS Ingalls,. u. {. 7. IREER, & \ INGALLS,
ATTORNEYS and Solicitors, Chicago, lis mrl5.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-15
Misccllaneo
Cumberland & Jennings HOUSE &

Cumberland & Jennings, HOUSE q SIGN
PAINTERS GranlnR marblng' whitening
aud paper hanging, d"le at short notice.
Carnage and Orn.nen'nI p9~iRg ne, "sGiR snR gnd ysd
0EDEP + Orders left n; l.. d. Smiths store
t:,Uurr. agent for Protection Insurance COmpd-
mn. JTrtfori--opposte the Mansion House.
Sctt &. Earl. Cdriase house, and sign Painter
Pdpcrerdnd Gldsisr, Ottawa, H. Shop on Co.
lnmbus street, over Palmer and Gays wagon and
carnage maker shop.
Jacob 6. stone, Shuttle, Harness, and Trsnk
mIRltHcturer, and CdrriGge Trimmer corner o
Canal aud CoIumbuSstreets, Ottawa. mar2
Jos. IL. Wagner, JHsiic, Of the Peace office in
the north east corner oi the couTthouseup stairs
OF dec 40