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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

morntn, T.. In, recovered Il In the afternoon. brle
Rond. vsrs active The Convertibies Of 1862 rose -
and those of 1871 declined u lncor1es also Tell OF '
v,r,;r,a s,xes were In demand at llll. states gen
er,v were active at full previous prces-henfucky'
Ohm, Pennsylvania's and Indsnas Bank STOCKS are
hovapt and In general all investment stocks are ad
v.pc,ns steadily and have been wholly unaffected oy
the recent disturbance In the market A scarcity oi
money would affect these In common with other Nocks
hut leading ct IL that the markc. Tor speculative
deprived Of the usual advantage Of short interest Inc
absence of sales time for long period prevents
the usual rejection Of an upward movement from pur
chsses to complete contracts.
In Freights the rates to Liverpool are
verv firm A. the advance. We notice engagements OF
10000 bushels Wheat at 3I9 to In bulk, and (pre
yious to Yesterday O4a05 to be bsgsed by the ship
l. 600 bbls Flour, ll2dlI6 Cotton, p bale ana
$50 bbls Resin, o. To London, 1900 bbls. OH Cake
l76 y tun and T. bbl 1925 bo'. Turpenfine ana
Resin, q; 1900 bbls Flour, 49, 10000 Gl5'OOo saves
at COZ for hid and 20 for pipe 100 tres Beef on pr
yate terms and 100 bxs Cheese % To Glasgow, 4oo
bbls Flour 49, To Antwerp 50 bbls. Potash, ~ and
Mahogany 20i, gross measurement. Norwegian orig
10 load timber at Quebec for London at 81 y load
Norwegian ship with Deals st l00 and an American al
the same rate; another from ST. John TO Hull at ~
two barks from Baltimore TO Rio and back to the United
States on private terms; a brig from lnagus to New
York with Salt at 10 cents and from Ragged Island
supposed 9ls brig of l3O tuns for Wind Ward Island
at 500 for the run out foreign brig for Lisbon, with
Slaves and British brig for Oporto, Lisbon, and back
On private terms and brig for ST. Augustine and back
at % cents p cubic foot for Live Oak, home. We IN
derssnd that vessels on the berth for Australia are do
pg but lit,le the offerings being only moderate To
San Francisco there Is no change.
In port yesterday: Banks -.-..-...-.-.-ias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

There is great activity in the paper
market and will be more the of business sd
vsnces but the money market Is we'll supplied. On
long dated paper there 10 upward tendency In the
rates. which quote at 81 per cent for six months
and over but for short and medium dates there Is no
apparent change
The steamer Pacific took S6ll, 900 in
American gold and s5,928 In English coin.
The exports of specie from this port
during the week ending with to-day, inclusive are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

ASSAULT UPON WATCHMAN.--On
Thursday night last private hman named Martin
Connowsy, was attacks In Wsterst by man whose
Is known, and heater In the most brutal manner
The Waterman was found lying on the pavement in a
state Of nsenslbilty by some of the neiphbors who
convey ed him TO his residence The accused was yes
terdsy arrested by the Second District Police and
locked up TO await an examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

COMMON COUNCIL CHAMBER.-The res
oution passed by the Common Council authorizing
the Committee to rent room In Commercial Buildings,
and to furnish the same for the future meetings D."
been vetoed by the Mayor IL s und sr:ood that the
Committee empowered 10 do the work alluded 10 have
sready incurred an expense but little short OF 81 OO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

m, corne from ru,s districts Fresh grass and spark
ling streams " green pastures are nndou o'eo suPe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

SUNDAY FIGHT.-Yesterday, a gang of
rowdies assembled on the hill jus, west of Jersey City,
and after driokpg very freely of rum fell into quar-
rel, In which twenty or thirty were engaged. After
fighting nearly an hour, they retired TO NewYork via
Heboken and Jersey City In detached numbers. Sew
eral of them were severely injured, particularly boy,
about IL years DID, who received blow on the breast
and arm, from heavy stone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

CHURCH RoBBERY.-On Friday after
noon last msn, calling himself John p. Logan was
arrested In St Peters (Ca,holic) Church by Mr.. J.
Brand, who brought him before the Recorder, and al.
legged that the proner fret discovered by woman
employ ed In cleaning the Church, preparatory TO Sun
day yesterday that she Immediately raised an alarm,
and that he went to her assistance and secured the
cused finding upon his person two prayer books 1t Is
not known how he could have got into the Church. In
asmuch there was place open except the vestry
to Bergen Jail to answer In September next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

u Five of the soldiers who were en-
gagged In the mtet with the walters of the hotel at Fort
Hamilton on Sunday the 18th lust, were brought up 70
the City Friday evening last and committed to await
trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

" On Friday evening last man named
William Curry fell suddenly In Bsyard st. and dislo
Gated bis shoulder Officer McGrath took him TO the
City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

LARCENY.-Eliza and Charles Earlev
were yesterday taken into custody by the Second Die
hict Police on the charge Of stealing upward of s3l
from Margaret Dunn widow residing In Water st
The complainant occupies large house by herself and
the money, II Is alleged, taken while temporarily
absent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

R About dusk last evening fight oc-
Cured between two drunken men. AT the corner of
Sands and Fuonsts, which drew together crowd of
about GOO persons One Of the hsd his arm frsc.
reo ana the other was just sober enough wsdde
me of hil frienda y =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

n Fires have been so frequent of late
caused by ncendaries In Morrissnis that good dea
Of excitement has been produced In consequence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
Saturday, one of the men e

y" N"VUI"uJ' 0IIO or '''0
the building going up Cd the corner of Nassau
and Ann sts was severely Injured by the falling of
stone wird dow Intel which being hoisted from the
first TO the second story of the building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

" On Friday morning a thief stole
clothing to the value Of $780, from room In the Bond
st. Hotel, with which he escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

IL stsanhp Atlantic vesi, from T., errool Aug II, nt 10
NJ sud arrived on Sandy Hook nEht, II O'Clock
9TH ana X Collins The A. hiss had west.
wind. the whole Aux H. ~ ues wet Of Cape Ca
a. II ", passed steamship City of Mauch--te for PHILADELPHIA
Ship Abby Pratt o BanstRbe Belfs-, DAYS, from Boston,
ballast % GOlam and Busse; The A. this port TO load
California.
ship oodwn of Portsmouth, Y. H. Weeks 81 days, I'm. Ant
With mde ans - Taylor Merrill 10Th inst,
exchanged ssns. ~ large British proeor bound The
g. has had hi westerly winds the Whoe TOOK pilot
from plot boat W Sddy ~ niles Sandy Hook.
Bar May Naney Halves, Il day irom Ha It'll 35 moss
90 D. : haltayeio
Bari A. Everett cot B,.,) Carlton Mes.ua 80 days fruit.
&c. Diaper Den Sj,h July, 90 l IS ~ lon a. spoke
whaling Lancer, lo' Nv Bedford OIL snd took rom
sck OF whom, Richard Peckhsm, Of Pfoten
died. Of consumption.
Big Caron Hausched' Mlcabo - days, bss and coffee,
J. w. Schr ut Co. Sailed company with barb Camilla, for
New York Coming the bar the C. uC and has eaked
Considerably
Bng Alameda BIZ Locsbsr wndor days, platter MASTER
Brig John t. or Sleeper Pctou, rs al 10 order
shr Elizabeth Eleanor three astedl Rodgers. Btmore,
coal
schr LA Mailer Lscomb sra;ord, in ballast
schr. Nes-Haycn kelsey New Haven tlr Virginia
schr. Isaac Hnckley. Harvey. Virgins. GAYS. wood
schr Frances A. Goodwin, Carroll. Phadelphn for Hysnns
schr Connection Fairchd Alexandra. ID. C., for Dshton
sclr o. II. Perry, Nerel. Rocksnd, lays, lime
sAILED-ships Sea witch Frazer Fsuc.sco Sarah &
Louisa Henderson, Quebec bark Alfred Brem Pundi Bremen
and Others.
WIND-sunrse, E.; Meridian s =. Sunset, s. L.
cf The slips Devousire for Lond1 and Australia Liver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

NARROW EsCAPE.-Another instance OF
the irequt nily fatal foolishnes Of jumping after the
ferryboats occurred Saturday night last, at tne
Bsr1lltonsv ferry near the Battery. man 10 Junp,
~. for the boat fell short and would have been drowned
but foT the aid extended 10 him by Gilbert Cionesy'
who rescued him after he had sunk twice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

S Two lads named VIM. Hollingshead
And T. mas j. Comfy, say that they saw man drown
=, ~ DOT Of Jefferson ct on Friday evening. They
80 rope TO bis aid but he did not succeed in saving
amssf They describe him as large, fullaced person.
and he'd on blue shrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

1ssd n and Il supposed thai the deceed was TAKEN
N IN espsequence Of inhaling the posonous g" wnicS
1,wSurs. as years Of age Coroner Ives will hold al
kauest upon the body this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
E. Meridian. =. Sunset, s Z.


rE The slips Deyonshe for Londce and Australia or Liver
POOL are al sEshOr at the :. w. SPIT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

ARREST OF A THIEF.-Assistant Captain
WIN n Martin of the Fifth Ward Police arrested
colored thief as he was coming Oh nro Tbu rue
a. nioht wtb pIupder which he had taken from the
cabin : tie schooner Justice Bogart committed him
Or ne City Prison for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

NAvAL.-The present Commandant of
the U. g. Navy Yard at this port will be superseded in
October next, by Capt Charles Broadman, who In
command of the freste Brandywine while she the
flag ship Of the Brazil squadron.
Lieut.. j. R. NJ. Mullany has been detached from the
receiving vessel North Carolina, and ordered TO the
eloop Of war Csyane, fitting stNOrfOlk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06
Grand Prairie Grass Cutter
and nlarvc<

I'fif. following certificates are TO be cad in eom
mitlee OF the whole. Of oil the grass cutters i,
me void, anc report al their conr.nienc
>, hereby certify that ! have purchased one Of
Henry Green's Grass and Gram Cutters III. mast
season sale in saying haiti performed to nv .nti,e
satisfaction; cut for Reson Debol, forty acres of
umothy nnd clover IN Two days. working two hor.
ses at time, and changing on account of brnt.
hccutung OF grain has been equally satisfactory.
culungtasier. better and easier Tor tenn and man
'han any other machine that | have seen operate.
lSlgnedl A Dus.v,s
am acquainted with facts stated by ] A. Duna.
van. Tie cut iorme eight acres in less than half q
day, the work being done much better Than / c.n
get It done wlththe >Cythe.
Rutland. Sept %, 1855
,SlHnrdl WV. C. DTYAyAy.
cefuiy that have cut with the machine .hov.
mentioned. nineteen tons OF prairie hay IN half Of
DAY, with one mighty smart span OF horses |
have had twenty-five acres OF FAX cut by Mr..
Greens machines
Dayton, Sept -. 1859 Go NJ DryIy.y
Mr.. Dunavan cut 20 acres - aiated by him. ard
was hIndeted some each dsy, By shower Atthe
,tte he cut WITHOUT hndTance, he would have cut
81 ,eses al the same time.
Rutland, Oct II. 1852 Rrsox DruoIr.
have been using one % Mr. Green = Grass Ma
chimes this season, which gives me entire satistsc-
ton. ltcutS smooth md clean IL easily kent in or
der, and Is an immense saving Of labor.
- Louis. July sd, lS52. CHls Cnorr,.r
The committee wiil please report 10 me indy do.
ally when they want Machines, by mail or other
WISE. NOV. 6 H,lRY Gprrs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06

fBri.ih HH,bdrivN ro' . p SO
The subject %. i've ant 'rNi sygN. ct cattle
being one ih,, deeply Interests Lrmrr.. a" asain
call attention rr The subject ~ ,h hope that IL
my awaken nq1iry. a. ~ h- question what
should be the rule uf paving the farmer fr The
he. { he nav have grownl T. cost. hln quite a.
much to grow hide and inflow. - il does mus L,
or he,h ant we should like To know. why be-
should nnl be pId foe 81 doing T. Editor dmsr'.
can Fa,mr.
In confirmation Of this subject, We make tie fol.
wing extracts from Culeman- Massachusetts
Report.
In New York, only four quarters ave made by
the slaugh,rrer, aud the hide and t,lNw are no,
weighed nr rrckonrd in the price; f,ct- which rs
to he remembered in maklug COMPARISONS vi
prices IN thu different markets.
The following are sonr srtmpl-a of live and
deal weight. of New England c,ltle. kihd at
home and after being driven from The Cnnu-'li
cut river To- Brighton; the b ston Beef mark-. q
dsi,ure ~ IS ~ So miles;
ExNmplr |. One ~ 1--we weight in market
1898 lh- quarters weighed AIS In Il5 u,. S24
III. Ssl ID. hide 80 lb., allow la To-; H..
ISL ID iI,rpnCr $50 It's.
Tx tnpi- 2 Two oxen NJ A ) kle. { hom.
weighed MS follows.
Live Que 1919 lbs. Kidd 100 h.
1910 1871 q"
About 2ei ID. loss on hundred OF the live
weight.
! Example g.. An ~ owned by A. S. cnnveved
to Brighton on sled weighed At home about 2
$50 lbs the precise number OF 10. M, Ie,,litct
ed. On being slaughtered HI. WEIGHT va, .. IT,
lows; quarters $50 h.. 40 lh,. S7i H., 3S3 10.
tallow $50 10. Total, 2l2O ib- l. . 5lO lb.
! Example 4-0r belonging To X D Wien H.
left Counect,cut river weighed 2436 lhs. Weight
at Brighton when dressed 1883 It's. Lnss ID
weight SCI lbs. This ia little more than IN,
third, and Is q remarkable result
Example SAN OF weighing on Connecticut
river 22oo lbs weighed in marke, lac; los.
( IFS lbs.
| Example 6 An OF. weighing ne shove. 25i
10. weighed in mark.; is' h. lbs. i6s IT,.
Ex nipple A a. bull n d ) killed a, home
weighed alive l4e5 lo-s a. ibA
Example g. A fat helf-r of T.. " killed nj
home, weighed alive l,l2o lh, dead 50? 10.
loss 2ss lbs
Example Q AN OK belonging ~ $ C, welghe.
on Connecticut river alive. $500 lh'; NJ Btivh
ton dressed +. follows quarters 1874 Ito. 35n w,
s62 lh., 35S ID. hide 100 To-. t,luw 2OT lbs. Ia
tai 1871 10. Difference between live And d-a,
weights. 7S9 lta
Example 10 An " belonging to 8. C., weigh
Cd above 2 346 lbs. n, Brighton. drp..-d. ~. f.,
Iowa; quarters 8b2 I've 81 lbs Ssi his sos Nv.
hide lis lbs talow Ell lbs; total | go lbs. Dii
ference between live and dead weights, COT liz
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06

from the NcGeury representative district that
our friend Nixon las been defeated by a com6
nation against him of the wings and abotionis,..
The result Of the Unhallowed union was the cleo
ton Of Harlbu,, wing, and Gage, sbolitiOni',
This j, another evidence Of what We have long
suspected, that corn and potatoes are not more
:rad.abr commodity than the abolition vote. In
he case before u. there VA, a. gro,s a d's'"g.rd
Il p-rs"nal 9Iuh6ca,iOn rs there ws- ~ principle
Ia there VAS not nnrc ,uhasn',l men her ~
The last house than Mr. n. as some cf our Chi'ag"
friend, can testify, who undertook tn interfere
with some Of hi. railroad measures. while his op.
puueut Ma notur,ol-ly The butt II the house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06

ma Wirr. uSwIs-AL RTAL--l, must ever
b- barn IN mind that man' love, even IN lta
hapm.-t exercise. /. not like vnman.; i"r whie
IN. empo,. herself hr'ueh ever, hour N i"nily
ws,vmg ne behaved Image into all her thnueh'''
h. siyrs her comparatively few @hl-, m these
rr,hap. neither the best II, w'se beginning
then. Tor every married woman I" make op her
mud 10 lie forgotten through ID. greater part "'
the da,; to make NJ her m'nd to man. t"a','
,no m her husband. nt,.ni,on though not hs
love and nmone these I would mention one.
who's. claim. IL would oe folly to dispute since
No on. t,noostrance. or representations on her
part will ever he adj. to render less attractive
the rha,m. ~ hi. competitor mean the news
papers Il wlr,-e absorbing interest -",n" s'vr'
n.e weak -nongh to .rinr- = s"ti of childish
iaoo.lN ehsn they olsh'r''h"i 10 congratulate
,h,m.-l,r. tina, theft mos, formidable rival u
oue Of paper.-N,s Ellie Vie" II 6"g'snd
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..,i.,uItutal netting.

OTTAWA, Nov %th. 1889
p,,.u,nt taa call in the Free Trader upon the
friends of Agriculture in La Sale COUNTY. meet,
in, VA, held at the Clerks ONCE. On motion
Mr. We'll. Wait was called TO the Chair. and q
NJ Van Doren appointed Secretary. The object
OF the meeting being briefly stated by Mr. H.e
Mr. Stadden, aud other,
When Mr. Murphy presented the following
resolution which were unanimously adopted:
Rssolrei. That We regard Agriculture As the
frat and best pursuit Of MAJ, rs science mora
ancient in il, origin, more useful IN practice. and
m,re important in It. results 60 the whole bum,n
family than any other AIT or science. and which
commrnd, itself to the attention Of every pstrio,
R,,o!r,R. That a science 80 ultimately copn,rl.
ed with the best interests ut society /, entitled :,
our warmrst spproht,inn and vigo.ous individual
.urpnrt and that We will hsncrforth .x.r, .x.r,
means IN our power to improve aud elevate II.
clnrlc,rr disseminate It's principles aud extend
blessings
N-iglrsi That We regard IS among the mo,,
ric,-ng means for advancing these great object.
he establishment Of County and State Ayyicul
turs Soceis'. end the Agricultural Collsg, in
conr~xion with experimental farmers.
R-tip-i, That in furtheranc. Of these nm,
views and Intentions. We forthwith proceed 10 tho
f,rmstion Of an Agricultural Society To be ealeJ
the La Sale County Agricultural, Horticultural
.nl Mechanical Sacis,y.
On motion Of hir Brush, the following gentle.
mon were sppontcd a committee to deaf, a Con.
stitution and Nv Laws for the government, Of I'M.
Society to be presented at an adjourned meeting .
MIR VIM. IL Price, Bronson MURRAY John
Hise. II Murphy, Wm ~ True, Capt S,addep
and Wells Wait
Rno'rei That the thanks OF this meeting are do.
and areherebv tsndersd To the Editors of the FREE
7fdi-r aud OHd,cd R,p~bl,edn for the f,cilitie,
offered ny them to publish the call for thi, Con.
ven'ion snd that they he requested tn continue
their friendly eyertions on behalf 81 and in further
.nc. II the objects Of this meeting.
Re,oir,i That the public papers in this county
he requested to publish the proceeding, Of hi,
meeting Moved to adjourn to four week, from
to day December 81. 1889
WELLS WAIT, Chairman.
q V,S D,RES SsrTsiurp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06

FsorEcrlNN ISsvR,ScE COMPANY The 'NonIec
men Of the Nncieni and always prosperous city
u Hartford. have, f1r halfs crn,usry, been IA
nous throughout the Union for ihc care, t.scte
tin, rigid honesty, and unv,ryirg succe" with
which they have formed sud managed corpora
tons Of ,hi. description. No H.rtio'i Bank OF
Insurance Company has ever failed The uote'
# a.. Har'frj Bark, and The PiGnix Bunk o
Hst'ffl have circulated Ia. .o"d - gold frun
Connecticut TO Alabama anu Illinois fer more
lh,n a whole generation, without loss 10 auy
holder The Hartford Insurance Companr-
have scattered their risk- for The same period IL
r,1rl, ev.ry state in the Union, and have never
ri &" pay the inuumersbie losses by FIRE which
the, have injured against on the moment tbs
los WIS proved, There are few ci,Ic- N the
world large or mall. Of which the sans honora
bic testimony can be borne
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06

lissp'osr M,S--An exchange pnpsr has the
f"N,ng u. remRrko. which, If they prove
nothing -l-r. show that the writer himself no
quc.,iunrbly is n. ugly "a ain:
"lfyuu are ever threst.nrdwith handsome r.r
in YOUR famiy just lake clothes pnun1cr, while
he is yet in bed and batter his bead ,on pnmice
From some causes or oll,r, handsome men N'
invariably asses; they cultivate their hair nnc
compl~xions 80 much that they have no time t,
think of their brains. Bv the time they reach
thirty, their hands are equally -oft. Again, ",
saw, ifyou wish 10 find an intelligent man. ju.
look for one with features 80 rough that they
might use his face for nutmeg CRATER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06
THE ELECTION.

There was never anything uttered mere Sesntl'
ful and appropriate to the occasion, than that
speech OF Gen. PIIscx to the Granite Club Of
Concord, in which he hoped his friends" VIII
were rejoicing over the successes in Pennsy lyania
Ohio, g., would Der that; with hist.;oncd
and honorable men, TIE hour Of triumph was tn.
hour Of magnanimi,y." Approving The srggeS
ton, We shall no. haul GU; the Zig sius' TIL
Chapman to Grow" o, exsls the high eombrd
ehsu.icleer," 10 token Of our victory, bot giving
Ger opponents ereii, for having, in their political
action. bssn prompted BY motives quite IS pa
triotie ss ocr cwn party. We IL simply say, ths'
tie Sseisloc Of tie people IL ovsrwhelnipsl,
Sairst tAsrs Never bsfdee. n the history u ta.'
eocn,ry. 1hsrc there hss been contest, has a
ear,y bee, - siSnslly and ,horcrshly dssaO'sn-
ID From present. in.leAiic1s Sooii eAsa.s sars
carried orsr four state and less thar forty ee'.
s,rsl ~o;ss This q BE- 80 per cent. a, isas;, 4
worse dsiea. thsa tn. Of Vsn Baren IN iSic
Thsa sl;hocsh there wSs srsa; p5sCoslfTAnSe
G! the s;aies ol oas side, the popuiss vote VA
~ery close indeed IN mrs. OF the ,srser s'a'ss
Bat ue- tie poPa,.r = ss aiily eSs-e't'1 WIKI
the electoral vote.
Tie following returns, except th,se Of tbs
eocn,y. have been received here ~ Telegraph.
and although the 6susss are Centrally gwen ia
ths rough they Indicate with sufficient definite
nsss. the general result. We begin with the pre-
siieuiill returns. before coming nearer home, OF
The pyiseip.s Of putting the bcs. foe. trenos..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06

Ans. tED On the l3'h INST, Cha. Mont
gnmr,,, aha, iopy. nt't Li"'d,a Young mau,
old N crim-. AMI MwTi- Nouglr were arrested
h, ) NJ. Col, Deputy sheriff Du Pag" cpun.
t.. Vaughn wss a'ir''rd ~ wi county aud
Montgomery IN Nurrryiir. T.. were charged
Nith Iredkinz into the house Of Name, Stanley, a
widow woman, a, DuNr-f's Grove, and stealing ,
rat,h, a.dophlr b"rrri.d gun. and. aud several
articles ul ,lihing. They hr"s' urrn bureau
VI 10 ~ ax nuI iu.rd ~ hrd hny d"laf, in cash
Nhc W., ~ he dr wrr. Ih-y were 10th ia
,,trd ~ iletr rru, tern "f gunr At Nhper'
,Llr. snd Mon geometry pleaded guilty.
". Nc informed hat "ur friend Cole m lniir-,
.d degree of.s,ll ~ ferre ing "ut aud nres'ng
these Offenders. highly commcndabc, which will
~ duly rpprrciaird Wy the good people Of Du
Ps.r ,oint,, ,ome 'isy not Ear distant by elect
~. h,,n to the Office II sheriff. Mr. John Stanley
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Atamee,.ng held on the 81 ut, after the 81.
lec' ofoffcsr' the follow programme has been ad
mit;ed and rs execution fixed for next Tuesday
9'h.in,,, att O'Clock: Song enacted BY tn. mem.
bers Of the Society; on education BY Mr.. Vasque
quotations from Dick. Christian philosophy. by
W h. FIFE, exhibitions by the pupils Of the Otts
wa Institute; discussion Ia the presen, com,
mon school system Of this State calculated to
promote the interests cf popular edscuanon =
HALsgr and /. HAAPros. G. A. J. VAsaUE.