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The following letter was written by General
Pierce, IN reply to an invitation from l'rc>,urut
Polk to accept the post of Attorney General:
CoSouRp, y IL, Sept. 6, 1916.
Ny DEAR SIR: lour letter If the 2Ith WAS r,-
celyrd IL week since Nothing could have b,en
mere un.xpe, ted, and cun,dcTu-, the impur
lance Of the proposition, N great variety Of
aspects. ltIn>t you viii not think ttr,r has hc,n
unreasonable delay IN arrNiug at dr,l,tvn.-
" nth my pursuit, iur the lat lew wears, aui uiN
present tastes. 40 position 1t Wuv tu = >itud-
lion, uu the whole Ia desire public emploN mcut,
could be 80 acceptable a. Jhc u,c Whs,h NraT
parii'll,s has pnii,t,L
ought not. perhaps, tu Justice tn Ia, high mo.
uNvs 10y which AuDW Nuu are governed o" at.
uibslc your sctvcihhtu personal turud>hp, but
cannot ,hpuht tudt N"ur Jud4mcuy 10 matter has
been >"meWh hat warped bN Nuur feelings When
| saw the Iaaruvr IN vhch yua had east YOUR
cabuvt, | WAS sjru,k 10y the IlcI lttl from thr
entire tango At NY n,qralntaucr htm,d At Wash
luEtuu, Nuu cuuld uuI haze called auaul you
men wt,h Whom II was my Fortune Ia he better
acquainted, or whom | entertained a mulc dt
hshiiUl recollection than Mr.. Iuyhauau, MI
MAlk,r, Nj. Mason ami Mi Johnson \ place an
your caburt, therefore, - Tar Is personal assn
citation Is cunc,rned, could not bc more agreeable
had the whole been subject of my own cholcr.
Wien | add your important measures IN the
foreign aud home administration If the govern.
mrnt have commanded not merely the approba.
ton of my Judgment, but my grateful acknowh
edSmeut as an American citizen, YOU will see how
desirable on every ground Concerned with the
administrator. the office rendered would be To
me. and Vet after mature consideration | am
! cunstgai to decline. Although the rarlt wears
OF NV manhood were devoted To- public life It
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
The Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court commenced its June tern,
at this place on Monday the ?sh ul'., oil the
Judges, Treat, Cation, and Trumbul are in at
tendance, and quite large number Of lawyers
from different parts Of the state. Besides all the
lawyers Of this place we notice among the lega
in attendance
From Chiedgo.-Messrs. Arnold, Dillon, Ira
ey. Collins, Smith, Goodrich, and Peck.
P,oria.-Mcs.rs. Mcrriman, Purple, Peters
and Balance
Turner, of Freeport, Burnap, Of Rockford
Searls, Of Waukegan; Higgins. Of Gaena Hen
~, of Sterling; Heaton. Of Dixon HulLur', o.
Belvidere; aud Manning, Ct Knoxville
A number ofcases have been argued, but none
We believe yet decided as fast as they are de.
cidei We shall endeavor to publish them f.. the
benefit Of those interested.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

TINS IrtG ~ Gas. FR,>AuS nERcg Hc Granite
Statesman. riih d Eiogryh.cd Sketch Of lion
WuLnu Il. hI>o, lee President cf hs UHi.
I'D States; By HTp.,'agc
The above work has just been published in n
York and is fr sale by all the booksellers in the
country, at the moderate price Of IS cts. per CO,
py. Il furnishes full detail, 81 the lives and po-
htIchl courses Of our nominees Which every mem
Ter al the democratic party should At this time
possess, a, the more they are known the higher
Will he tie qualification If every true democrat
at the selection Of these great aud good men a,
our presidential candidates
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News Items.


MADAME AlRoSL-lhIs famous songstrcs' has
arrived at New ors and is creating almost "s
great sensation as Jenny Lind dId
Jrxxv Go,nsruvpr has arrived in Europe.
81, vs. u,,rr,Iv welcomed wherever she went
ia, ,ooo,,r,, ~, ,b, OOH uI,l from tho ,e
';,as a.; S,.,.n uL, w.,.. .tono.d within
49,. ,,.la' e ro,t jc,yruvorD by the cholera.
,hS ','' w. '" tJ, -, C,rr,cor Of ibe command,
n'' , ..,oj A., .urv;ve Attbs
nnp 'no'n1' was "'' '|l II I'LL, n,r,.
Jaw F." "' 'eue'' """o i'u' va ~ a'rnI ,,'.r,,
800, Wv -, 'hn,,,, e',, ,,,n,
~. I'm, s;,,.,o8 ,ho d,,,h w,r.
W H. -, ,',,
'W' ~ Sn''""' 3'"t'"Th'' N'o i'u'' '''''
',iru 81 Tue M"tu,' %. ."c O.S ''o''n"n,
to b. executed on the 9th OF August. lhe Gov
.'"u' u,,','I Ill., wv we a',,'',,r I,.,,L.r
.,
CoTT"g $50 StSAn C8o8s-Ad''ce' rem t'e
south MITIGATE that the COTTON ana sugar ""l's are
more promising 'h's year, 'h'h Aey h4'e U'eH
''' "'""! S'"' p"'''
Kate HAYES the Ir.h sorgs,Ge.s had plrtliC
reception at Toronto recently. She was escorted
10y u PROCESSING to tho residence Of the Mayor
She was, also, thrown from horse whilst riding
but not seriously injured
nj. -. ,s ,,.ooli,, J,r,,.
$500 ~ IL Ja,a.,,r;nr -,
u ,u,.',t'' w -" " a;,,oJ o,I r'h', r.;
Wv v, ~, ,,,, ',",hiJ of, ,ay,r,,
49,, W.
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What age Hcsef Cromwell once inquired as
he saw u dUzen silver statues in the inches OF a
chapel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

HE following communication IN ttiriSnce I"
the death and character If Mrs. Todd WAS hand
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unfortunately 't"NH'n out :" 'hA' us Garner pun
LEGATION was rendered almost impossible. Noonc
rcprris TN. fact more than our,,lyr. for We. Ike
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her estimab,e husband, whose long residence IL
hi, comfy penero,is Ii. po,ition and urimpeacl.
able character has endeared h,m to all who hay,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
" h y / mr. NEAR
on the most astonishing cures being Effected by
...-l. IL
H, G. Farrell's Arabian Liniment,

And We can truly say, from our own knowledge,
that no med cue ever discovered has prtlormedlhr
same wonderful cures that IL ha, both IN man and
beast and iris e'RaIly good Tor both which makes
It 50 truly valuable. It's therefore hailed hy ,hr
suffering rs the grrnre-t blessing OF the age and no
one would ever allow himself to be- without his
sovereign balm, who had once witnessed Us mag.
&c power over disease, aud It's wonderful potency
M rrucyi inc pain, however severe, m lew Minutes
tine. We earnestly dr,iic YOU 10 sail upon the
Agent, who wil furnish YOU tree ui charge,
small book containing, besides other valuable in.
formation, large list oicrrIfcares from many of
the most respectable persons OF cures effected by
this celebrated medicine, winch surely are enough
to convince the most skrptical offs lranscrudaut
virtues We notice several certificates Of rhrumn.
ism cured after he patient had suffered everything
but death for ) to 20 years Also, eases ct Para.
lysls or loss otu~c olhr limbs, where tie flesh had
wiiher"d, leaving nothing apparently hu, du,d
skiu and bone, presenting So horrible n spectacle
that their friend, looked upon jurm appalled,, while
physicians pronounced them beyond any human
eii,u to relieve. ltlslhe most rhicaciou, remedy
known for BHrHs, Sjraias lI'onadS. EIHivS,
CAiihlamS, NcHrsi-i1 Toothache. Bliss Of In.
Srr'S and Reptiles, Noye YhyOHi. SIRE az Weak
Eyes, Tunsrs, San Pam, Sc &c a; and is used
wih unhounded success IA most OF he ailments oi
horse, and cattle, such as Sjrsrng, FWry Spra3ps,
Bruises. IFo,wds MiF NsrS amt limits, lane.
ness, N,0ri'Hgs, Gaiisor Chgf's, S1re Eyes, Par
iii Hpipc,s, Sc. II u-rd ln the beginning at
Fis'nla, FoA Eri, RHgL1nc. aHd Sprip, It will
invariably stop ib'r future progress. Every tam.
lily should keep TIN, valuable medicine on hand
ready iur any emergency.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

market clerk does not have the easiest tin r
in the world IN his efforts To control the huckstc
women and pacly iish uongers. \ story is told
that in the Boy l>ton market a few live holsters
being exposed for sale the clerk came along, and
raising enc ui them to his most said
Whew III have you prosecuted mGm-it
smells :"
At this moment the Holsters claw closing, with
avhack, fastened it firmly upon the clerks nose.
The old woman placed her arms akimbo. IN
triumphant simplicity and asked the clelk, with
u chucklc.
Who smells now, Misterr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

TIL public are cautioned against another c0un-
trrrIl, whrh hn- h,rly mn Iru, appearance, called
". Is Farrell, NIabmn I.umcut the mos: dan
Gcrpu- oi all thr rum,rrl,t- brcausr ne. havugJhc
name "l Farrell, vii huy u IN gu.d autp, w,uuu,
the know ledge that cuuu'rri u exists, and hey
vii perhaps only discover their rfr"r when the
spurious MIXTURE lt,- wrought ~ rylI ,ii,,ls
The nruulu" aTjlr,r H. manufactured only 10y H..
G. Farrell sole inventor and urrpririur. unI whole
-1r drasIst, No = a. street, P~oTa. tIuui>.
lo " hum all applications for agencies must be- adj
Irr--rd be sur you yet u with he lrrtrfS II G..
before Fnrrriis, Ihu,--l G.. FARRELL'S--aud
hl, Signature Oh the wGappcT--aii others ar com
0. rt.Il-.
Sold by Hunter & Cavalry. G. ~ Thompson,
aud Walker Il Tickling druggi,r, Ottawa. and
'yreganry authorized agents throughout the UuI-
ed stairs.
Or Price - aud 81 cents. and 81 per bnt,le
AGENTS WANTED m every town. village
aud hamlet in the unrrd States, in which one Il
no, already established. Address ". G. Farrell n
above, accompanied mth good reference to chnrac-
ter, rep uuslhl.iiy &c. June l!-i3-;w.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

John H. Harmon, the leader Of the Cass force
from Michigan was robhod ths watch aud $500
in cash, while in attendance ut tho Baltimore
Conven,ion.-Quines 'rhig
The rascal waShowever apprebended, and
proved to be a Sir. Beers an old wing stump
orator who s,umped it through Pennsylvania, in
"A for Clay, and through Maryland for aylor in
as. There arc great many nimble fingered
chaps among the Wing stump orators. Demo
Gratis should always DO on the look ou, for them,
and never le, them become loo familiar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

From ruE PL,rSs-1he reports from the Plains
are rather contradictory papers have It
that the cholera is making sad havoc among the
emsrants, while Others assure Il, that there Is no
cholera on the route Most Of the stories fchol
era have originated with persons Who haze come
back, sick Of the journey, and have made them
up a. an excuse for their returning We have
seen nothing authentic yet corroJoratiag the ru-
therefore do not believe It.
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can war, mot To ENLIST FOREIGNERS!
for" said he, "Ths Battalion IF 81. PatrScia
ED" No Doubt our foreign 'o;crs have just as
high an opinion Of Gen Seotts qualifications for
the presidency as he seems 10 have of their fl
deity to their adopted country.
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Celebration of the Fourth,

The committees have made the following ar.
engagements for the celebration Of the Anniversa.
~ ofour National Independence on the 5th ult.
President Of ii, Ddy-Wm. Hacking.
I'icc Prtsiteat-Gco H. Norris
Cbop'dm-R Rev c. f. CLARK
Rsader-M H. Swift
Orator-E, 5. Wells
WrshaI-W II. |. Wallace.
Asst XarShdls.D. f. Hit, and Il. T. GOoiel
The procession Will be formed 10y the Marshal
at | O'Clock A N, on La Sale street, III front
Of the Post Office, facing 10 the south.
The following will be the order Of formation:
l. Music.
.. Shields Guaris-Cap,. George S. Fisher,
commanding
3. Officer. fthe Day, president, Vice Presi
dent, Chaplain, aud Rcader)
4. Committee Of Arrangement
5. Sons OF Temperauce, IN Rcsalia
6. Odd Fellows,
I. Free Mlsons
S. Citizens, on foot.
.. Citizens, ON Horseback and in Carriages
The procession, when formed will move down
La Sale street To Canal street, thence East along
Canal street to Columbus street, theme, up Co.
lumbus street To the new Public Square, where
ths Grafton and other exercises " Ill be had
On the return 1t Will he formed in the same or
der, and move down La Sale street To- the Couu
House Square, where the dinner Will he served.
A salute Of Is guns will be fred at sunrise, un
der the direction of a Lieutenant aud drtach.
menl of the Shields Guards Also a salute of
80 guns at sun set. Minute Guns will be fired
DUNG the moving Of the procession.
Citizens, generally, will be expected to join
the procession; and those who do not, are re.
que-ied to confine themselves 10 the side walks
Of those streets along which the procession will
move.
A ball comes of in the evening.
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\ q 4 It T. ,

A IL persons indebted ju !. / Sanger & Co.
"a or l. +. Sanger, BY note or book account,
4 "a thttaJc HON dur, aye rrqursic tuCali aud
make payment Ur satisfactory Arrangements; A. |
have sua out my stock Of Guud- iur the express
pnrp"-, ui coll, citing and have ALREADY granted all
the icuV | can. Those who wish 10 save costs
vii have 10 cal srun Accounts that have hem
maize with 'hr understanding iu wait unul Fail
WI. NOT be- called upon uu,. 'he time cApur.. NJ
winch time expect the money. Office over the
store. June g b. l.. T.. S,,.rR.
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PIERCE and the Catholics.

The whig papers are famous for catching at
straws. No sooner had Gen PIKRcE been nom
mated BY tho Democratic National Convention,
than the wing papers attempted to saddle upon
him the anti Catholic clause in the New IIamp,
shire Constitution. We are pleased, however, to
find ourselves relieved from the necessity of re.
yelling this false accusation, as we believe all the
Catholic papers in the Union have taken the
matter up aud after full. Investigating the sub
ect, are free to admit that Gen Pierce is not only
free from blame, but that lie exerted all his ia.
fucnee, while President Of the State Cons,itu
tienal Convention, to have this clause repealed.
II is not necessary therefore, that We should
say much upon this subject. Most Of our Ca,ho.
lie citizens take oee or more Of their own rcii
gious papers, and ms those papers IRE frank asd
honest upon this subject. we have no fears tina,
what the Wing papers can say vail change single
vote.
The Catholics are just as capable ID judging
for themselves as the wings are, and conssq neatly
do not ask the whig press to instruct them how
to vote; and We can assure the wings that sny
appeal to The religious inelnations d Any ID OH
citizens, whether Catholics, Presbytziaos, Meiho
dists or Marmous is rega<ded AZ aa insult to
their intelligence. The dag Of "humbuging" is
over; the people want facts. Andthe Democratic
party never shuns the truth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

/ We copy the following from the American
Ceit, one Il the ablest Catholic journal, in tie
United States The Catholics are not 50 easily
gulled as the Wing papers think they are:
? Gen. fierce and the Catholic Test.
We publish with pleasure the following note
from one OF :he most respectable Catholic Gill
zrus ia Dustul:
BosToS June 10. 1885,?
; T. d. WcGee Esq DEAR Sr: presume it
is wholly unnecessary tor me to call your alien
ton To the fact Of the Federal press having al
ready made a. It were, simultaneous attack up.
On Ten. Franklin Pierce. charging him with "a
vuring the retention Of the Cathode disabilities
clause in the Constitution 81 the state Of New
Hampshire Being "a constant and shrcwd yb
server Of passing events, you cannot be ignorant
Of his truth. You know equally well that the
charge is rs grouudless and false as the heart aud
head that Conceived So base SANDER.
Gen. Pierce was ore II the iro generous spirits
that conceived the iJea--iBtroduccd into the lie
glsature the resolutions ia favor Of aud succeed
ed in calling the late Convention IN that state, fr
the cypress purpose Of cradIcating the odous rrli.
gons test and property qualification clauses from
I tina: instrument. The late respected Judge Wood.
bury, wh~, together with Gen Pierce, did more
than al others to call the attention Of the PEG.
pie to this subject, and who so eloquenty, with
his voice and pen, advocated the dl>enthralment
Of his Catholic fellow citizens, has been called by
the will Of God to his final account, RcgGescdi a.,
pace. Gen Pierce stood shoulder to shoulder
with the Judge advocating and endorsing all
dat was said or done IN behalf Of the glorious
cause Of equal r;yhh THIS is now history, and
as the bgots and politicians can make no chow
by charging him with sinister molI,es IN the bold
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Markets.
-.
Ottawa. July z.

Ottawa, July ..
We note falling OF in price Of corn .ni oats
since our last.
We quote corn, SHIELDED, 29t. ear. 9Sc
Oats. 2Ou.2c.
No change in other articles
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ISLAND N.vss.ros-These immense waite

ISLAND NAvssAros. These immense water
highways, our great chain Of Lakes and Rivers,
~ill show the cstent q inland navigation in the
uRlod States 10 lac greater perhaps, than all the
re,t d the world pu, together. yhs navigation
rups through region whose fertility is un.
oSualled, and whose wheat, corn aud cotton crops
rise to a commerce that will reduce the business
81 the Atlantic to n mere bagatcLe;
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Strawberries 8 inehes In eircum 'erence have
been sent to the editor 81 the Green Bay Advo.
cate by lady.-Es. Pep~.
Sons 9th gardeners 10 ot,awahavs present.
Cd W with come measuring Z inches 10 sireumisr.
enes.
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Under the head Of Revolutionary soldier
gone" the Auburn Idro.nsr publishes notice
of marriage ON the 7ih inst If Nr. Asaph
Morse and Mrs. Cynthia Whitaker. Mr. Morse
y one uf the few surviving soldiers # the Reyo-
luuouary war, and Is % YEAR OF aye. Having
served hi, country faithfully during the times
That tried mems souls h. has now retired To the
shades Of private life to spend the remainder
of his DAYS under the soft Establishments aud
smiles of beauty. Mrs. Whitaker was bloom
ina rilor Of -.
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We are authorized to announce D,SlrL +.
urr a. a candidate for the office Of sheriff Of
La Sale county, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Co. Convention.
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Special \ offices.

We authoraedto announce NORMAN Smith
candidate tor the office OF Sheriff ot La Sale
county, subject To the decision OF the Democratic
county Convention, should one be- held.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

DrRLiSoroS AND PEoRiA RMrRoAp.-The Bur.
ling.on Olowal Telegraph Of the 9th, says that
twenty five miles Of the Burlington and Peoria
Railroad will be completed and tho cars put upon
the track by tho frs, OF January next, The work
is bsinS pushed ahead very rapidly, and i, win
not be long before the snort OF the "old iron
horse" will b heard as il pa"es with lightning
speed over the distant hills and plains Of one Of
the most beautiful countries on the face Of the
rlobe.
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WING FEAns--WuiG TEsTNoNY--The y H.
Manchester american, i leading Wig paper IN
that sta:s, thus spoke Of Gen. Pierce Il month Le.
fore the nomination.

"GE>. PiERcg FuE PEE-iprNT- Matters have
now arrived ~ that stage that tbs gentleman
may fairly be r,ckuned a, likely to be a candidate
for the Presidency. We should CONSIDER 1t a ms
fortune to the wings ct this state. were h- nom.
inauun TO take place, but after all not an ire.
parable calamity were he To be- elected lie =.
without doubt, one of the ahlest uieu in the Dem.
ocratic party. some months aga at Washington.
We heard an eminent Wing member Of Congress
remark that he thought there very strong
probability that Gen Pierce would be- the man
upon whom the Democrats party would a, last
settle. There are few men who H their general
dcmcanor and intercourse among men exert u
stronger personal Influence than he
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

sArsrisp.-when the committee waited on
DAsinL WEBSTER at his residence a, Washington
and informed him Of the nomiua.ion.Sf Gen.
Scorr by the Wing National Convention, Dir. W.
is reported to have said Gentlemen, | am no,
only satisfied, but am 'at.fod rim tie Wig
party
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

IMPORTANT TO AnicuzuRALrsr. despatch
'from Washington, VI the cS,h inst. says -
sree,ing Of the 'griculturslis's was ju'. held at
ihs Smithsonian Institution, and formed Ma.
tiouAl a. :riculturAl Society
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SIGHT ENtutNcE

On New York IN sums to suit purchasers, tor sale
by ucvg NoREIs \ FI>urG.
Money also reunited through Gunnell, Muuu
Co, New York, to any part OF Europe. at the
tn>,pst rains
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The wags will arvcr let Barnum alone The
last story al regard To him j. that he had ps'kcd
up in has travels a small pot at tar. supposed To
have been lrf where the l-rarlitcs pitched their
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

Rev. C. W. Bssssr, will deliver a discourse
in the Court Room at Ottawa, on Sunday evening
at o'clock upon the Legitimate use Of the
sword"
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Anutl,lb.e remedy for all diseases ut the womb
ami Urinary organs, va. Proap-us utcn, tuor
Abus, Suppressed M,Isrs Sc ,&c. Warranted.
ircc g per Bottle.
C-y-i lease observe that none are genuine. with
out the Seal OF the Company printed upon each
Package. For safe hv
JuN 3-ly W. r. CAVARLv, igsHf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
Illinois aud lll>>I.>ippi
Telegraph Company!

\'rIltE Is hrr-lv gwen to an sIork holders OF
y M" liirL,t, ant i.--i>-rppi Telegraph Com-
pIuy lh1t The niiowtut vr.cr has been passed by
thr board oi DG"ct",~ ul .uId Company ~ wit.
'Dylredhy t.r HGp! Of Direction, ut the Hi
uo- aud Mississippi Telegraph Company
"FHSi-'l ha, here be and hereby y irrird upou
each share nj caiG'al .'ork Ut SAID company, the
sum OF TWO dollars aud MY cents. payable u, by
Jaw required, ON or before the Ash day Of jay
Is! In ca-r oi the non V3yturn' 81 phrs asSr,,-
mrnt uptn any share 81 shares nj sad stock, the
same wli, be iari-Ird Ia the said company or cold
~ ID" sand board ut directors may direct.
"Ordcycd-SecoDd--rh rrrt w .hail hr given
rpon any stock upon which the ,--r-,urnl has
been lEti winch wa- levied ~ h' Board Of y rec
lol- ON the 9h day Il April lSj., thu amount 81
.uch assr~-mrui." L. HOW Ell,
luus. 20 lsh2 Nsr M \ uixs hi "a