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Foreign News,
ARRIVAL OF TWO STEAMERS

Nav YoRS Sept 10th + NJ
The stcrmcr Pacific sailed from Liverpool, on
the third instant aud I'd ved of Sandy Hook, at
half pas, niue, last might, where shcwas detained
until thismorumC for want ola Pilot
She brings lg2 passengers, and very large
freight Of fine goods
Miss Ca,harinc HAYS, the celebrated Vocalist,
is among the passengers.
Hnckctt the Comedian, also among the pas
sCugor.
We have v the Pacific, the official news Of tho
discovery Of gold IN great abundance in the
ncj.htorhoci Of Bathurst New South Wales
The Whole Colony was in Il state Of intense cN-
citrwcnt and the inhabitants where thronglng to
the favored locality IN immense numbers.
From Manchester reports speak OF u slight de
preston In prices ofEoods and yarns.
The uufnyornblc weather during the week pre-
vious to the sailing Of the Niagara, has been sue
ceedei bv several DAYS Of fire weather. and a
large proportion Of the crops had been housed in
good order.
Complaints Of tho Potato Rot in Ireland con.
tinre to multiply, but accounts are exceedingly
contradictory IL Is certain however, that hev
are being forced upon the Market in great abun.
dance and at very low prices, greatly diminish.
ing the consumption Of Breadstuii,. and all the
principal markets urc exceedingly depressed.
anil great difficulty is experienced, in eiTecting
sales
IlyfRrool, Sept
All circulars agree in stating decline Of Id a
Cd in eat and Gia lsia Flour since the sailing
Of the Niagara
Corn has been IN very limited demand, but is
no lower
In the Provision Market, dizziness is the pre-.
vailng feature Land has advanced. ConSos
advanced one eighth between August sOth and
September 81. closing Saturday alta shade below
90. and ON Tuesday, at 963S. Pork dcpress
ed sale 200 barrels at 1888 for new Mess
-Sl5l2 Cor old Mess New Prime Sl32j
old $3.50. Beef nchanged-Lari lower.
y. Y. Sept 10th. II 4. VI.
Tho steamer Europa arrived at Halifax At ten
o'clock last night with three days later news
from Europe. She lsit Liverpool on the 9th
She brings 1870 passengers
Cotton continues to have a downward tendon
cy. Sales OF the past week have been 5000
balca.
Liverpool Scrt6
In the grain trade the demand has been brisk
Factors. however, have been compelled to Rccep
previous rates. The supplies of England Of thi,
years growth have been liberal and chiefly d
good quality a good steady business has beer
transacted IN wheat and -four AZ full prices Us OF
Tuesday, and there was les. disro.ition to pcs
+ ,al,smore particularly Of the far qualities of Il
mprican.
There has been no improvement in the rroyis
ion market during the week SIDES Of beef hay,
been only made by retail. No considerable
quantities could be disposed of at present rates
Stock Of pork Is small aud prices continue mn
changed Bacon iu good demand and hams nnl
shoulders are without Improvement Lard
sales 200 tirrrc- at full rates. Tal,ow scare
and active. but prices have ,c,ined.
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A BRipGr At poSriAo.-ln another column
will be found an advertisement soliciting pro.
pcsals for building bridge across tho vermillon
river, at Pantiac, Livingston county, We are
glad to learn tina. the people Of that county are
waking up to their intercs,,--a bridge there has
been greatly needed
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Illness Of judge DOUGLAS.

New York Sept II.
The Tribune Of hi. morning saws, We regret
TO learn tha. Senator Douglas Of H.. who was ap.
pointed to deliver tie annual address before the
Agricultural Society ut Rochester, vii he pre-.
vented, by an attack Of iI.ues9 He is now conhu
ed 10 hIs room at the Astor House
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The manufacture If beet root sugar in France Z.
rie. gotten aH Gps sfy gsfi IhIy nsT
a,cd a. going into operation from the first Of next
month. They are located with bot two exceptions
in the north of France The whole numher Of
manufactures now in operation in France j, 800.
and their production IN sugar during the present
year IS set down at about $50 millions Of pounds
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STAGE ACCIDENT On last Saturday evening
the Aurora stage containing six passengers was
upset coming down the hill this side the Little
Vcrmil'ion, the coach turning over twice, and
nearly rolling into the canal. The cause Of the Occi.
dent was, the horses becoming frightened ut some
object. Most Of the passengers were slightly
bruised, and one had his collar bone broken-La
Sale Co Democrat,
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On New York or any part Of England. Ireland,
Scotland, or Wales IN sums TO suit purchnsers, for
sale by april BY NJ. ii. SWIFT.
Specie Checks on George Smiths bank for sale
These checks will be received IN payment Tor canal
lands and will obvilte the necessity oilranspoIung
spccle to Lo.kpor,
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The Peach Crop has been very good along tie
shore OF the Chesapeake this season, one grower
having receiver $1,000 in one week and $4,000 in
the next for the produce of his orchard of four
hundred asies
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Hats Cans &c.

Mr. Felch has jus, finished and offers for sale
at his establishment, very large and superior
stock of Hats, Cape, &c, all Of his own manufac
quality than the second handed eastern hats
brought here and sold a, high prices. A tull &C.
count Of his stock will appear next week
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Mon,ius temperance Society.

society will he held at the church on the High
Prairie, on Saturday Euening, the 9th day ofSep-
tember, 1851 NJ h. HOLSTER, Esq, iseSpected TO
address the meeting, and officers for the ensuing
wear will be chosen. The friends OF the cause
throughout the town and county. are invited to n,-
tend sept. ~. c. w. Jackson, Sccr'H
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Markets

Ottawa, Sept 90.
Receipts Tor the last week foot up largely, but
mostly on contract Wequote sales in the street
Of winter wheat at 5oa5jc for prime IA dcclne;)
spring, no inquiry for, taken ut 23a2sa3oc
Corn, SOC for shelled and IS in the ear
Oats, steady atl5c
Barley, no sale,
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Az IEIsH ApvrRrIsrNyNT-"lf the gentleman
who keeps a shoe-Storc with red head will re-
turn tie umbrella which lie borrowed Of Young
lady with an ivory hanlle. he viii hear Of some
thing to her advantage
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Famine in Alabama.

BALTIMORE Sept Is.
famine is npprchcndgd in Piekcn. County,
Alabama aud public meeting at which 1t was
proposed 10 call an extra session Of the Legi,la.
,ure 10 propose loan to buy corn
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Faihcr Mnthew ntAlhnnY.

ArHNNY. Sept IL. /
Vast number, are lockins to take the pledge
Of Father Mathew. Over 1000 have taken i. IN
Tins CITY snce SUNDAY
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Tie Peoria Democratic Press las changed
hands its former proprietor, Mr.. Cookie having
sold out to Mr.. +. I. sloan, who will now
take charge Of that paper. 1t is to be enlarged
cnl ntAclwl.e lmnroyed.
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News from Caba- Departure Ct the Prisoners for
spain.

CHARLESTON, Sept i
Capt Parser II the mail schooner william and
John which LEFT Havana on the 7th aud arrived
at Savannah, reports that loo prisoners had sail
only the four already mentioned had been liberia
faI
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The Msiss CO. (o) Telegraph, in speaking Of a
salt spring discovered by Mr.. Pomroy, says 1T
is the greatest spring yet discovered Tho VA
ter ~ill yield bushel minute or ?5c Bushels
PER day Good 6gurins that
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We are authorized to announce FRAScts CAT.
LowAY, rs a candidate for County Treasurer sub
icct to the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention.
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Chicago, Sept IS.
Receipts for q hours are ll,7Oo bus corn. |,
500 do wheat; $4,000 do oats 80 bills flour.
Whsat--Salcs from teams ut 60a65c for winter
4sa5Oe for spring to mills, AMI 3ial0c in the ST.
Odts--lsal9cts pr S2 lbs
CorR--37a3scts pr 60 lbs.
Sal,-sl 37i pr bbl. democrat
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GGrAr SALE or REAL EsrArE.-At 81. Louis
the Soddagd tract oflaud, which adjoins the city,
was sold at auction for $7Ol,G76
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Skinner to whom in sheer justice, tie board Eel,
that even n more liberal allowance should have
been made
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MARRIED-At the residence Of Mr.. d. T.
Phelps, IN Ottawa on Wednesday morning, the
18th INST, by the Rev. Nr Flowers, Mr.. LuoIrS /.
SANGER of Ottawa, to Mrs elizabeth MAcLAr Of
Deer Park
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SIGHT EXCHANGE
SIGHT EyyUASGC

On New York, in sums to SUIT purchasers, for sale
10y noy9 Norris & FISHER
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S3,l9s 81

Total, ~ tie whnlo county, S3,l9o "
Although much was said by some Of the SD
peryisors, during their recent session, Of the enor
nous amount Of the paupcr expenses Of the town
OF Ottawa. this statement shows that, IL proper.
ton to the number Of inhabitants. our expenses
are much less than those Of number OF other
towns Utica, Deer Park, Dayton, Salisbury, and
La Sale nil have presented heavier pauper nc.
counts in proportion to the number Of their in.
hati,an.s, than the town Of Ottawa Yet no
one found word of fault with them; while
many OF those wise economists, in terror, raised
their hands in as,onishment ut the magnitude Of
the bills presented by Ottawa We have on
former occasions exposed the fallacy Of similar
charges preferred by petty politicians, for the
cake Of political capital, against our town, and
had hoped there would be no necessity for doing
60 again.
We believe our citizens are no more disposed TO
plumber the county than those OF any other town.
and until the contrary is shown, We shall defend
them against unfoundcd charges. We will, also
be ever happy and willing to do Justice to any
other town in the county which may be thus
wronged through the ignorance or malice of any
man or set Of men. But hope that it may never
again be called for, lie! those who are so watch
ful over the affairs the county first be surs they
understand what they are talking about.
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pauper Expenses of La Sale County

The following is n fall statement Of the pauPer
accounts OF this county since the adoption Of the
township system, one year ago last Arril The
account j, very large
Town oi oitaws. to July "a, $500 %
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SATURDAY, Scptcmbori3.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present
q fnlI board
Minutes read and approved.
Bill Of Mr. Wait, for service as supervisor, al

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vision. furnished psupers, allowed 653f
John Lockwood, provisions and
groceries tor paupers, allowed 1888
Baldwin ChUpmdl, clothing Tor
pauper-, Troy Grove, allowed, 1859
" Nahluey, school bill fJr pau.
perS. Troy Grove, allowed 2l2
{. Y. Kelly. medical attendance
on pauper child, allowed, $50
G. l.. Thompson, medicine for
paup"rs, allowed, loo
j Ciuk board Of Nrs. McCabe,
in Utica, allowed, 1850
c. Ward, medical attendance on
paupcr-, allowed. ISIS
Walker & Hlcklng, groceries for
raupcrs, allowed, loo
lhos. Hates, reported back and
allowed 500
J. G.. Natungcr, articles for pau
per-, Dayton, allowed 200
DR. Mead. Chicago, for keeping
insane pauper, allowed, sl26
The committee on assessments reported that
they had compared the assessment rolls Of the
several towns in the county, with the copies made
by the clerk, and lind them correct. The con-
mi,tee appointed on the communication Of Judge
Cotton, relative to insane paupcrs in this county,
reported a resolution. that Judge Cotton be re-
qurstcd to make application to the State Hos
pi'al for the admission of Nj Fenton and Mrs.
Rider. The committe, reported in favor Of al
lowing the following bills
TO the sheriff, $50
DR. Stout, for examination Of Mrs
Ellis, aud Mrs Rider and witness, $50
Mrs Lane, witness III the exauin
atipD 80
Each Of the jurors in each case, 20
cents each, making COO
The following person, we're selected fur the
November term It circuit court:
First Ipt.k-Stsphcu Watson, Obed " Bry
ant, Albert j. Dunavau, Vim. Evans. Hermon G..
Tcmpleton. l. +. Potter, John Rider, WIN CLAY.
ton, John W. Bere,frrd. Mahlon Dickerson Jas.
Phelps. Joseph Fleming, Edward Mason jain Ne
Cormick. VIM ualcntt, PIiny Dewey, Horace
j. Brimhall, A. c. Burlingame, L. c. Dickinson,
Joseph Stout, John lockwood, Joseph Baker j.
D. Wixom, Joseph Bioouback.
Second W'eek--L G. Cooper, Samuel Norton,
Robert Mc(lUoau j. J.. E,hurt, l., Afford, a. W,
Pitts. Braddish Cummings, John Gibson R1bcr,
Blackwell, G. WiEcls James NanDorcn, Nval,
ia Morey. n S. Pierce, George Nye G. H. Hun.
ter Pet.r Miller. Isaac Gage, Baily Barras, Joseph
Raly, Samuel Hadley. Benz B. REYNOLDS, John
Dasch. and VIM. sly.
The Committee on Court House and jail, report
tha,the following bills be allowed
To Hunter d Cavery for medicine and
attendance on prisoners. ss7d
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Turle. ShmSle 4 Co, Pauper account S6SI
Mr. Rice 9SVo
J. II Murphy. services on ahatemt list "25
Phl.o Lnd,ey, taxes refunded, 30
Robert Montgomery, |et
john NoStiu, 4sV
John Miller. "AO
l,.7cN N1lph l.'-
MI Stanford offered the following resolution,
That the supervisors and oNersec.s ct poor, III
Ottawa Ia,alic and salisbury, be- authorized to
receive proposals rom physicians, aud contract
with the lowest responsible bladder, for medical
attendance on the county poor and prisoners IN
said Towns. Adopted.
On molten. i, vas ordered to allow to the
Clerk of the Board. three dollars per day To
the Supervisors each one dollar aud hi'r cents
per dav. end to the Sheriff, one dollar per day.
On motion, the Board adjourned TO meet Mt
the Cour, House, ON Monday the 18Th October
next ut l. O'Clock noon.
s W. RAYMOND, CLERK
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20 More new stuff at Checvers.

Mnrray's advertisement, Chicago will pay for
the reading.
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Two O,cLocK 7 VI

Two OCLCCK 7 VI
The committee on poor reported the following
pills correct. which were allowed, rs follows.
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Z Ii'IaaaHs 49,
Cr:lnbcrricS !
IllENlB TEAS.

TT il currently reported that the clicupes, teas /
i town can be bought at tsp20) CnEEvgR's.
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Opin,on ofnn old Drurr,.,

Ashford, Cntoruugus co n Y April 9, Il
See Sl0Ans advertisement IN another column
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DRESS COMBS. We are just opening an
J other and prettier assortment Of those hand
some Rope and Chain pattern Shell and Bofsio
Dress Tuck Combs; prices from S2to $40 escn
Also. 900 different patterns Spanish Dress tsni
Laces from IS cents to SO each.
WINE Subscriber returns his thanks tn the
III public and the old customers of S,NMs 4 SON
and informs them that TIL GROCERY AND
WINE BUSINESS heretofore carried on by them,
is continued by EDwAnD SMms he has added a
full and fresh supply Of the finest TEAS, BLACK
AND GREEN, FRESH GROCERIES, &c. and
has also on hand full assortment Of the tnes'
WINE, and will be sold at the lowest r~r~s
amongst which will be found 100 baskets Of ths
choicest brands of Champagne, Hook, and Ci&rs'
Wines, Of the rurest kinds