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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-14

TuE LEAF YEAR RLL-One Of the most novel,
and yet delightful and gay parties We ever had
the pleasure Of attending, was the Leap Year
Ball." given by the ladies' of this town on Tues.
day evening last 1t entirely eclp.ed all the
parties and balls got UP by the gentlemen during
the season. Everything was systematically and
:astefally arranged by the managers, and no
pains were spared to make the evening pleasant
to all in attendance At the table the gentlemen
had the first sitting, and were waited upon with
the utmost Alteration by their fair partners. And
when the ball was over the ladies' footed the
bill, and then gallau,cd their partners 10 their
homes, with "a much grace and galantry a.
! though they had been accustomed to the bushes,
70" years.
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DlED-On Sunday norAing, February sth, OF
lung fever, EDwAEp d. son Of q. I. 1ay lor aged
one year and two months.
At Errmlliun, La Sale county, on Tuesday,
he ri inst, Miss fEANCIs Q. LEONARD aged 20.
Many and sincere are the mouiners who greve
over this sudden and early death. A pleasant
home has lost It's CHARM an ahectluuaie circle
Is broken lily ha- withercd IN The garden; tho
nightingale song la, ceased forever Miss l..
WIS II daughter Of the late Capt Leonard. Of Yer
million aud, at an interval Of few weeks. fol.
lows a Younger sister to the grave She had been
favored with Eastern advantages Of education.
Young, joyous, full nf hope and promise, shelte.
r. N the warm affection If friends, il hardly
seemed that sU,h an one could die Her amiabIe
aul winning manners disatmrd enmity and her
smllr Hni -prghtIine,s and song gave her ,ssery
where pasSport and welcome. Gentle. yet
MT destitute uf Independence, confdng, and firm
IN her Attachments, cheerful, yet not without Sc
rious thruughtlulneSs; she has taugl, vs. in her
example lesson If loyeme,s, and her hmen.
ted unexpected death has illustrated the insecure.
ty ofnl things earthly, that
IAN flesh IS grass,
And all he goodness thereofas the iowcrs Of
the field"
On the I,h inst, CHARLES MrLxrS, aged one
year, five months and four days.
On the 9Th inst, OF measles, CYGus ELwoop,
son ui Mr. A. = Dean aged wears 4 months
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-14

RELIcs or rur MorSn BrILDrRs-Mr Foster,
United States Geologi-,, in a paper on the sub.
iect Of ancient m-unds, describes some samples
Of woven cloth taken from a mound in Ohio, near
Charleston, in Jackson county They were found
near the bottom of the mound, enveloping cop
per rings, and were greatly decayed, though evi.
denlly woven He afterwards received from Mr.
John Woods, Of Ohio, some more perfect sam.
pies The cloth consists Of a fibrous substance
like hemp. Mr. Foster infers that the mound
builders were a more industrious people than the
present race Of ahorigines, and acquainted with
arts of which they had no knowledge when
America was discovered The editor Cf the Mil
waukie Advertiser, in noticing the paper Of Mr
Foster says:
"ln 1888, we assisted in the opening Of several
mounds at Azatan, in Wisconsin, where better
samples where found. we should Judge than those
described by Mr. Foster The cloth found was Of
the quality of coarse bagging, evenly woven, and
apparently of hemp or ca.wced. This cloth
with q still coarser fabrick, resembling Indian
mating, enyeopcd human skeleton. The
whole was strongly bound with three twned
cord, and chayed but the cloth, mat. and cord
were very distinct allurding excellent samples Of
tn different articles discovered They were
foun,l near the centre Of large mound, and Sc
veral T. Their articles exhibiting skill in their man.
ufnc,uro, and which word have been Of in,cres,
had they hc,n preserved and given to the public
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-14

The Ia Sale STANDARD grow, quite wordy
oven the re. marks We made lastwcek in reference
to Mr. Coflinr nd tho govcrnorship, and in defence
Of that gcntlemnn.S banking operations, contends
that bis bank is conc. re.ea liz strict conformity
with tho Illinois Free Ban, king Law. If the Ill.
nols River Bank has made deposit Of stocks TO
secags.i,s circulation. and loans money at per
ee6 Pre- are several thousand people up 'n''
way WHO havono yet heard the news.
The assertion Of the Standard, that Mr.. Matte
son has any connection whatever intimately or
remotely, with the Southwestern Plank Roao
Company, ors in any way responsible for the is.
sue Of shnplasters or bills by any other concern
whatever, is utterly untrue, in whole and in part
without qualification.
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Tue CENTRAL RAIARoAp.--A writer in the
Frecport Democrat, whom we surmiso to be
Ilon.J, W. Turner, says:
The Union Company will put their line under
contract early in the Spring, from Rockford to
Frcrport, and the Central will doubtless ptl, that
portion Of their Rad under contract from Free.
port to Galena. by that arrangement within Is
months from tins date, the line will be completed
through from Chicago to Galens. and the Central
Company will have about fifty miles Of road
that will yield them from IL to . per cent, upon
It's cost, besides, they will have their lands in
proportion to the length Of road completed.
We have never entertained fears Of failure
on the part of tho Central Company. 1ha, they
should attempt To negotiate n loan in Europe,
where interest Is not so high as in the United
States. was quite natural; and their refusing To
comply with the terms repaired by capitalists
proves That they have full confidence IN their
own ability TO complete the road within the time
prescribed in their charter
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Farm for Sale

THSllE valuable and highly cultivated farm Of
the Subscriber Is offered Tor sale. Ii Is situ-
= ated nj the head ol Indian Creek Grove,
in the town OF Earl about Is miles northwest Of
Ottawa. and near the thriving little village OF Earl
vile ltlsw within halt mile OF the ocntlon Of the
Aurora Branch Railroad and 10 miles ION the
Central branch Railroad Running to Galcna The
state road from Ottawa to Rockford passes through
IT. There is plank road located ON the state road
from Ottawa TO within miles Of said farm, which
Will he finished the present season, aud will ult-
ma,rly pass through the farm to Paw Paw Grove.
II contains 400 acres OF and, 60 Of which is good
TIMBER. The whole farm, except the timber, isun-
der cultivation 200 acres or more IL set IN the best
ot tame grasses, tumolhy and clover y the remain
der IS under the pow. The farm Joins the timber.
ands under most excellent fence OF the best white
oak rails. The farm IS divided into several conve-
nlent fields OF about 10 ncres enCh, There is n fine
living stream OF water passing through the farm,
winding so ms 10 water nearly every lot. Besides,
There are many living springs The land was Sc
rcted by the subscriber IN the spring OF 1884, and
was considered one OF the best locations in the
Western country for farming, The land Is fine.
nrahle, aud dty, and is one Of the best stock and
grain farms probably in the state. There was n
new barn built on 1t last season Of the best OF pine
lumber, at cost of over $500. There are two
rood block houses on different, parts fthe farm md
iy thousand brick OF excellent quality, burn, this
last Jason, enough TO build large two story house.
The bricks are all hauled on to the spot Tor build
ing, aud ready to he laid np the coming spring
There isa young orchard on the premises, OF over
one hundred tree, Just commenced bearing, besides
various other fruit trees, Peaches, plunis, &c.
The saidinm can required, be very easily divi-
drd 20 MS TO make two excellent arms, IL one pur-
chaser should not wish The whole The road from
Enrvllle TO Peru passes nearly through the centre
Of the farm so as TO make nearly an equal DIVISION
although taken in body together II Is one Of the
most desirable stock iams in northern Illinois.
lha f-m wiz =" oil rn orrhy hrlf Of The pdr-
.hls. money WILDE 1. l.d IUNt ne b31Ne can
be- Hs.I luN fl'Y mHuugu.s e.. ,iwo ud tirec
ytara /. cgleslgt Possession gwen 'hg srint Of
ONO "a, tcn-'' 81 rtcc'''y .#g..fe e.. ...c
subscriber on the premises
feb. A. c. II. SuTPHEN.
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'hE INDUSTRIAL UNiyEgsrry--Erom our .eschan'
yes we learn tina, this measure is receiving the
support Of the press in all quarters of tho state,
where it is understood, and there never was
project set on foot which seemed TO be more "a.
'orab'y regarded By the people. 1t is now tine
The central committee should begin to move, in
reference to theState Industrial Convention which
IS to be held 1t Springfield We would also sus
ges 20 those who feel an intcres, in the success Of
this Institution, that /. would be well to commence
circulating petitions, to be presented TO the legis
laure at its mex, session praying for the passage
CT a bill! for its endowment. An excellent form
ola memorial Is attached to Professor Turner's
plan. which may be adopted where no better one
can be produced. A little action in this matter
By our farmers and mechanics, will accomplish an
objce, which will be Of more real benefit 10 them
than al! the school, ia the world possibly could
be-
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Special \ offices.

EVERY FAMILY should at once procure a hottie Of
thr great Arabinn remedy Tor man and beast, called
II 6 Farre.'s Arabian Linimenu II aNays the
most intense pnr in few minutes restores the sy
nova fluid or Joint water, and thu. cures srf joints
1t peneuates the flesh to the bone, renxrs contrac-
ted cords, cures rheumaisD. aud paIsi,d limbs o.
~ years standing also tumors, sweIied neck, en-
largrmen, Of the glands, and is the best medicine
for ailments of cattle ever discovered, curing swee-
ncy, spayIns spnt, and all diseases which require
an external application.
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Look ont for ConnterLtiMl

TIL public are cautioned ngainst another coun.
,erfe, which has lately madei,s appearance, called
w b furell's Arabian Liniment, the mos dan
perous Of all the counterei,s, because havinghc
name Of Farrell, will buy 1t in good faith, without
the knowledge that counterfeit exists, aud they
will perhaps only discover their error when the
spurious mixture hns wrought its evil effects
The genuine article is manufactured only by II
C Farrell, sole inventor and propretor, and whole.
sale druggist, No. II Main street. Peoria, Illinois
to whom oil applications for agencies must be ad.
dressed. De sure you get 1t with the letters II &
before Farrell's, thus--ll. G.. FARRELb'S--and
his signature on the wrapper--all others are coun.
teriets.
Sold by Hunter & Cavalry. G.. L. Thompson
and Walker & Kicking, druggists, Ottawa, and
10y regularly authorized agents throughout the Uni.
tel Stlies
~ lrrr ~ sai ~ cer'a. nrl 8 per- ho.lr
AGENTS. WANTED bon every town, vU-re
1ni hamlet u Ilr pnitJ States, 10 WUi,h QUO be-
nc, airHay esla. hst'I Alfr5a ~ T. Farrell.
above, accompanied with good reference 10 charao-
ter, responsibility, &c. Jan l7-s.-iw
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Mar eIS.

Chicago, Feb. 10 1852
Receipts for the past week have been 5,lOC bu
wheat, $500 do corn, 9 100 do oats.
Whgat-fom teams S6aS9c. for milling 3oa45c
5iu6S for winter.
Corn-saes at 33iaaji cts per GO pounds
shelled, 3OaS2 eta per 70 lbs in the ear.
Oats-good request at i9a2Oc
Barley little coming forward. Sales at 2sasOc
in small lots
Flour receipts light-salcs confined to retail
for city consumption We quote city brands at
prices ranging from 70 to , 20, 25a2 so for
country 10 for favori,e do, Mich. 8 2ja3 rs
common city brands 15a3 co. Democrat.
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CnniInl of Ohm Iiurnf.

The capitol Of the State Of Ohio was destroyed
by fire on tho morning Of the lst inst, and par
Of the public documents in the Senate Chamber
were lost. The business Of the Legislature pro
eeedcd with but one days interruption, as other
quarters were soon obtained,
The State willnot DO materially Inconvenience
by tho loss. A new capitol was commenced three
years ago, on n scale worthy Of the great Buck
eye State I, Is to be a much more imposing
building than the national capitol at Washington
and the most expensive building Ia the West
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-14
The Wedron Water Power

OF orer AIRY Ran Of Stone
7 5 offered Tor sale either the whoe or halfintcr-
L est, with 100 Acres of land.
The properly is well known TO most o! the prin-
cipa persons IN La Sale county, situated miles
north ol Ottawa at the mouth at Indian creek on
Fox River. The river can be easily aud pcrma-
nruty improved, and the location is favorable for
the erection OF oil kinds of machinery, and such rs
are looking out for this kind OF properly, either to
improve or Tor investment, will find tins one Q { the
FIST class, aud really one of the rare chances.
J. G. N,rTIsGER, Ottawa, Ills.
Refer 10 Hon. WV. RfDulcK, Ottawa, Ill.
NJ {. STEAENs, Esq, Chicugo.
WM b. mann, Esq, Buffalo
Messrs BowES & MMANUs, n. Y.
w. ). GILMAN, Esq, ST. Louis
Ottawa Prb ll-I
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Of Temperance are making an effort to raise
means sufficient to buy library, to be kept in
their section ROOM for the exclusive use Of the
members, This is good idea a library of
the right sort Of books attached to the section
and well regulated, would, doubtless, do much
good. 1t would tend to keep boys at home read.
ng, at night, instead of loungins around in the
groceries or proving about town, and contracting
bad habits.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-14

We may perhaps be forgiven for singing out,
for once, 90 small target IN observing that some
Of our remarks having been on subjects as neces-
sarly to bring than iotcH to level with our zap.
parently yerdant' neighbor Of the Free Trader,
we hope none will blame him for exercising his
usual snan fires upon them. - CoHstitntiona'ist.
We think il our bombastic neghbOr would only
bring down his remarks "to \ .eyep with COM
mon sense he would vastly improve his paper
lie 4 eu,i,siy TOO -topoiucni, In his editorial
efforts, for The age. To prove this we have only to
refer to his leader in his last weeks paper headed
"Banks-Fi Finance" in which lie undertakes to
prove that gold, silver, and copper, have no in
triusc value, but, when used as money, are mere
ly "a current substitute for promi.sory paper
Now il is plain, that any man who will attempt
to palm OF upon an intelligent community an idea
like that, is either greatly below or above the
presen, stages ofbuman intelligence; and would,
no doubt, be much aided in getting on ! level
with the rest Of mankind, by reading our friend,
Judge Humans pamphlet, entitled a Check up
on the Bank"
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NLcAnLE Properly roR SALE.-The "Wedron
Water Power offered for sale in odays paper,
deserves more than passing notice, as it is real
ly one Of the most eligible and valuable sites in
Northern Illinois. Should the Fox River Valley
Rail Road be constructed. land its construction
within few years is inevitably this water pow
er will be exactly at the crossing place. But aside
from prospective advantages, 1t Is eminently avail
liable now, and would afford a remunen,ive pro
fit on pretty large capital
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Rnllrn I'D Depot burnt,

Springfield, Jan ?c-The railroad depo, n
this place was entirely consumed by fire about
IL o'clock last night, Four freight cars in 'h'
building were burned and part OF the books
The house was insured for twent, eight hundred
dollars. Loss between So 900 aud !! 5000. The
fire is supposed to have caught from the chin
ncy.
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Tnr Bent fssrurrr.-we are requested by
Mr. Sidney palsfer, Of IIennep:s, Cor See, to
Fay TIA, the mex, quarterly meeting Of the Bael
Institute will be held at Granville, Putnam covn.
y, on Tuesday the 81 day OF March, next. lis
hoped that every member viii be 10 attendance
as the question whether the Society shall fix upon
one place for holding ,s Arsual Fairs, In future
NJ shall continue to hold them in direreu. place.
every year a. heretofore 10 to be decided a, ,hi,
meeting.
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NV CoMEr-Ihe ST, Louis Republican says
on Monday nigh, week, Encke's comet was Oh
served, at the National Observatory, in Wash.
ington City, by Mr.. Ferguson, through large
eqnatorial. The comet is described as = FAINT
white nebulo with trllioucy capable Of bearing
only the fantest Summation
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WrscoSsIy. Madison Argus of the 18th inst
says that wrs OF quo rarrdnto have been is>u-
ed by Gov. Farwell of Wisconsin. directed To
Alexander Mitchell uf the Wisconsin, Murine and
Fire Insurance Company, VIM. T. Richmond Of
Richmond's Exchange Bank, Racine, and Levi
Blossom Of Milwaukee, which will lead to an in.
yesgation OF the legal right OF these institutions.
to issue money.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-14

uEMIn o. 81 luUIs-lhc ST. Louis Repub-
llcan sets down the mortality of that city the past
three years Us follows In lSIg. total S43l Ly
cholera 4lli; in 1850 total 4 595 by cholera,
So; in 1851, total I.377, by cholera. 79l. The
statement shows falling of Of $3.50 on the to.
tai deaths If 1850 from those of lst9, aud olS
on those ot 1851 from those Of lS5O-From
August S'h to December 3lst 81, there occur
ed but few if any deaths 10y cholera
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Population OF The limited States

The following purpor,s TO be correct table Of
the returns Of the late L s Census. giving the
number Of Whites, Free Colorod, and Slaves, and
also the number Of Representatives to which
each state IS entitled usder the new nppor
,ion!nsnt
SEVENTH CENSUS.
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fEsqr. Baker. of Ne,r Canton, III. says j

ESqF, Bdhtf, ~ -NeW canton, III ,S01S'I
Mr. II q Fauelrs Arabian l.nllncni has cured
some hnd cases here, which every other remedy
had tnlled IN one was white swelling and con-
tracted cords IN The leg Of a boy II years old. The
leg had wIthered away, aud was 50 contracted that
he had no use oi It, The doctors had tried their
kill upon Il IN vain, and he wns last sinking To the
grave, when the boys alher was induced To try II
G. Fare Is Arabian llument. Before the first
bottle was used up ~ came to Mr BE store, aud
the llrsi words he said were, "nr Baker, wan, all
that llnimcni you have IN store the one bottle
got did my boy more good than all that had ever
been done before" The boy Is now we ! aud hear
~, aud has tree use oihislegs II is good Tor sprans
bruises, cuts burns. aud swellmgs.
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CoNrHwrrIoN OF CHEMISTRY To rnE ITrArryo
Aar The fact that AyT's Hcrry Pectoralis u
chemical discovery, may explain why the distin-
gu>hrd Professors Of that Science, (Silliman,
Hitchcock, Webster and Clcveland) have given
their certificates in It's favor None could better
Judge of It's merits than these eminent men, and
their names would be a sufficient guarantee Of its
value, If experience bad not already proven to
the public that it is one OF the most efiectunl re
needles for affections Of he throat and lungs ever
before them Scientific Retice
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On New York IN SUMS to SUIT purchasers, for sale
by nov NoRRis Il FlSnEE.
Moncy also RENTED through Grinnell MinwTn
Co, New York, 10 any part Of Europe. AT the
lowest rates,
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Sun Pain Of 10 years standing cured By II G
EJrr,ES jTJLjaU LiYi,usBf

Sun Pam Of 10 years standing cured By II G..
FIrreNS irdLidH LiHimeRt.
Mr. III g Farrell Dear Sir: had been aliiirt-
ed with the "sun pam for the las, 10 years aud
could never get rciri except by bleeding, but by
the use Of your Arabian LlrImenr, applied over the
temples three or four times a day, It was entirely
removed, and have felt nothing ui It since. Invent
INTO he stable one nigh, TO apply 1t TO a horses
sore leg, aud being very lam' he stumbled and tell
against my legs, crushing aud bnislng them SO
badly that they turned black as my hat, rendering
them powerless, applied your Llnimcut, and was
well enough in lew days To go about again as us
unl. | nlso crushed my finger In q shocking man
ner, by ctuug back log fall upon il; your Ln-
ment soon healed II up though. ions u NGEE.
l.asnlc precinct, Peoria CO., III, Ftb6, 1919
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King Kamahamaha, Of tho Sandwich Islands
has been elected President IT thc South Pacific
Steam Navigation Company. 7, Butler King is
ono VI the Directors.
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Hisr TO LErrEa wpnEns. following lines,
written on the envelop Of an I'm paid letter which
ct day, may serve rs hint to correspondents to
pay their postage on the score of economy
The post n extra gain has made,
lrcJusr your .i,t was not pnpgiJ;
The same Is made with THIS reply
You've Joe, two cents, and 60 have L.
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The latest t0cgrnphic despatch from London
states that 4 report Of threatened invasion Of
England is quite carrent there. The Government
ordered 10000 stand Of arms from Birmingham
and $4,000 troop, into London
The D-by New says, hat or'er- have been
sent out, rcceE.y, ,s the principal ship, OF she
Tagu. auI ,.hers IN the NJ Il ,rranean water.
The Morning Chronicle says. thar the king Of
the Belgian,, "a, the husband of The daughter Of
Louis Philippe, protests concerning the Orleans
property. 1t Is thought that similar protests
vii! be made by SPAN, Naples, Brazil, aud Lux.
culbOurg
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INGENIOUS IsvrsrioS.-We saw, yesterday u
piece Of machinery in which were combined all
the elements pcculiartes aud uses Of a pocket
pistol, house dog and spring balance. 1t is
very simple in its construction-can readily be
carried in the pocket or attached TO door any
description by fixtures which accompany the wea-
pon. so that ON an attempt to force open the door,
It discharges on the instant aud go gives alarm to
tue household. traveller may use it for pro-
lection during his travels. by day md by night:
and before going to bed attach IL to the door Of
us room, and he wall be sure of receiving, timely
notice of any unlawful entrance, effected by false
key or lnnrny. Application will be made for II
patent Immediately. The inventors are H. Best
aud {. kinsley - Dayton Journal
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SIGHT EXCHANGE
sItur EXCHANGE

On New York, or any par. OF England, Ireland
Scotland, or Wales, M sums 10 suit purchasers, f.
sa.eby april Sly NJ. II. SWIFT
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The aggregate representative population gives,
NJ the net,e~t approximate ratio tor 2s3 members,
'tIe number liked by law ratio Ot 30 1O2 , but
this ratio gives only 22) Misunderstanding the re-
mining 10 20 be assigned To the states having the
nrGrs, rcsidunry fractions. The states which gain
under this rule are marked with IA
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notice in the Chicago papers
shat Judge Brons Of New York, has gwen hi.
opinion, in thaco versy between the Michigan
Central and Michigan Southern Railroads in re-
ference to the right Of way through Indiana, ad
verse to the rights claimed by the former under
the New Albany and Salem Charter.