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Markets

Chicago, Feb %.
Receipts l,r past . I hours amount To 1880 la
wheat, a,IlO bu cora i,i95 oats, aui u few lots
barley.
Wheat fair demand, sales at 37ail for spring
loAl5c for milling. Winter, for milling 55a7Oc
extra do. 70aI2.
Corl-Sales at 3laS2e per 10 lbs in the ear
3is35 for 60 lbs shclled
Oats--SHlcs at lqil9!r per bu
Bdr'ey-Reccp,s light, We quote sales at soc
per Is lbs
BcJ-At 81 for packing, SHAFTS for city use
Hogs-Receipts small, sales at 81 5Oal e.. 10
packing.
Lari-salcs so Lbls at Z, cash in smalllots a
1.Sl.
Ialiop-Scarcc atlas.
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Beg.-Chicago has become famous the world
over for the quantity aud excellent quality Of
beef which il annually sends to the markets of the
Eastern States, and of Europe. In Liverpool, Lon
don, New York, Boston and New Bedford the
brands Of Chicago packers always command the
very top Of the market, aud are sought in prefe
renee Of all others This popularity is unques,io.
nably owing both to the well known sweetness Of
prairie.iated beef and to the great care which is
taken in curing and packing. The amount Of en-.
pital employed in this business, in our city, is
very little, ii any, short Of one million Of dollars
During the season Of Strengthening aud packing,
some five hundred men are directly employ ed in
the business AMI many others indirectly in the
manufacture Of barrels rendering Of tallow. etc.
etc
Aside from the beefslaughtered and packed in
the city, no very large amount comes to ths mar.
ket. In 1926 bbls, were received by canal:
/ in ls5o-77S bbls. and in ls5l-l,57l IBIS
These comprise the total receipts OF barrel beef
! for the year named.
The following table shows the shipments for
series Of years.
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Winter Goods

Il II II " Y 9 n u i II 7 Q II
DOGERS, MILLS, q Co. being anxious to re-
IL duee their stock, are now offering their Win
ter Stock at greatly reduced prices. Among tho
assortment may be found variety Of dress goods
fannels plaid, lnsey, satinets, Sleeps greys, Bay
State shawls, prints, &c. &c.
Blk Alpaca, l5c TO SOC, Prints, 3lc to l2lc
Pm Deaines lslc, Brn sings sic to &c
Fgd do lelc to 25c, Rd Fl'n'ls 25c to i0c
Persons buying goods will make 1t for their in.
tercst to call aud examine for themselves, ~ we
are certainly offering goods, being determined to
reduce the stock previous to receiving spring goods
Goods shown with pleasure TO oil who may ia
yor US with cnll, Mt the n. Il. BRANCH,
Ottawa, Feb u lsj2-tf.
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The Bcrt lSsriIurE--we would again urge
upon the members Of this institution the necessity
Of attending the next quarterly meeting. The
question as to where the society is permanently
TO locate tho place for holding its fairs in future
Is to BE- decided at this meeting md We under.
stand that strong effort will DO made to locate
90 far south rs to render II difficult for the far
hss Of this county 10 attend. lft,hsy, therefore,
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New York. Feb 20.

The steamer Fanny arrived from Brazil and
New Orleans on the 18Th, with date, to Jan 18th
She nriuss s50uuv specie.
The families living NJ Mltcmoras avs hastily
fleeing acruss the river TO Brownsville, ayprrhcn
ding another attack from Cnayahl Arnio, is
iurub ny his position outside the city. a MyNi.
can war steamer arrived ut Brl,os rn the lOll.
with quantities Of ammunition and arms for Ayalos
bat Was unable to get them up the river
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The EMGRANL-We have receiS ed the frs,
No, of large and handsomely printed paper, in
the Norwegian language, published at Inmans
VILE Wis, entitled the "Emigranen.' 1t is de-
voted exclusively to the interest of that espeeta
Bile, and industrious class Of adopted citizens, and
ia, we believe, the only Norwegian paper printed
in this country. Interference to politics the editor
in his address, says, his views aud principles ar,
decidedly DEMOCRATIC and assures his readers tina
to promnlgate these principles shall be his aim
He says he has fully investigated the principles Of
all the various parties and finds that those of the
democratic party more nearly accord with hi.
own convictions than any Of the rest and he there
fore, adopts them without hesitation As an able
exponnder, then, of democratic principles among
so large and worthy class of citizens of the ives,
We wish the Emigrant unbounded success. We
would also recommenditto our Norwegian friends
in this county, as tho best means of gaining inior
nation in their own tongue.
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DOUGLAS tx PEys,YLvAyiA-Th II lrrs burr
Denokrdt,' one ofthe abcst German papers in
that state, after fully considering the merits and
dement's Of all the candidate. spoken Of for the
presidency. comes out boldly for Hon Stephen
A. Douglas the Little Giant" of Illinois. 1t saws
He is the fyorite of the Democracy in tn e
west, and in the east. the south, anl the north
We DO not believe there exists democrat who
would vote against him should he be the nomi.
nee Of the National Convention
Douglas stock is rising.
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JONI BrLL KNOCKED ~ The HEAD.--On Thurs.
day Evening, the 18th inst, . locomotives one
named John Bull and the other, Elsn came in
collision few miles from Chicago on the Gale.
ma Chicago Railroad. The meeting resulted in
pretty essentially battering John BILL, while IL.
gin came off but slightly injured No persons
were hurt.
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The article Of the Tribune gives many more
facts and figures 10 reference to the manufac,o-
ries, the Improvements, rail roads, plank roads,
&c, of Chicago, which are interesting and which
We should like to copy, did our space permit, but
which must be laid aside for the present The
whole article is ably got up, and credtable to
the Industry and iud y,nent Of the editor
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Under date Of the 9th, Hon, Thompson Camp.
bell, Of the Gaena district. addressed letter to
the Post Master General in which he urges the
importance Of tho establishment Of = daily line
from Peru to Galona, connecting with tho daily
line from the former point south. In reply, he
ia isformcd by the Department that the applica-
ton will be duly considered, rs soon as iniorma.
ton is received from the contractor, who had
been writtca.to relative to the amount Of add.
tional compensation he will expect for the rcqur'
ed increase Of service.
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Hon S. l. HARRIs-A mass meeting of the dc
mocracy of Mason county, was held at Havana,
on the I'd inst, at which they instructed their de.
legates to go for Major S. l.. Harms, formerly
member Of Congress from the Sangamon district,
for Governor.
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VERY TauE-Tbe Oquawka Spectator in
speaking Of the number of candidates for Cover.
nor in this State, says: I'VE believe something
over - have offered to throw themselves away
by becoming Governor Patriots, they, every
one OF EN-; for nobody who was ever Governor
OF Illinois, was ever anything else afterwards"
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OTTAWA Feb. 81.
Oar roads leading to town are now IN fine con.
di,lon, aud farmers ace taking advantage Of them
There are arriving about three thousand
bushels Of corn and one thousand of oats daily.
Little or no wheat and barley coming IN.
Corn ear &c shrlled 25c
Oats nave dropped 10 lie.
Winter wheat 5OG6oc,
Spring wheat, 2JW3Uc.
Barley, 2jw3u.
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The HERALD or THE USIoS-1his is the title
OF new paper started in New YorS and i de
voted to the Union and the friends Of the Union.
and to illustrate and sustain the principles of the
Compromise measures If 1850. 1t is edited
by c. Edwards Lester is larger than most Of the
New York papers, and presents very neat and
tasteful appearance
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Rock Island and Chicago Ra,lroad.

I by reference to our telesraphic dispatches II
will be seen that that part Of this road between
Chicago and the Indiana state line has been com
Pleted and that the cars ran over it into Chicago
yesterday, where they were received amid the
roar Of cannon and the loud cheers Of a vast con.
course Of citizens who had assembled at the depot
The next part to be finished Mr. Maltesoa's con
tract, AMI we are informed that he is determined
to have the cars into Joliet BY the ith Of July
next Mr.. Crotty, the mex, contractor this way
ia going on with bi. work as fast as he possibly
can, and assures US that lis will be finished by
he first of September. Ottawa will have the
cars running here by fall and in another year
the road will be finished, without going to Eu
rope for money, or surveying nine months over
the same old row of stakes.
y. \. STATE AGRrCuLTuRAL SocIrrY.-lhe re
ceIpts of this society, for the past wear were
Sl12lS SIS; and the expenditures Sl9 jlj IS.
FUNDS on hand, sl2,Sl9 Il The medals award
cd to those members OF the Society. " ho had cX
hIbited a. the Industrial Exhibition, in London
were presented by the President at a meeting Of
the society at Albany.-EE
What an immense revenue and flni fer the
encouragement Of industry 1t is through such
means that the states Of New York, Pennsylvania.
and Ohio have attained snch emincnce IN the
various industrial pursuits, Why is it that the
farmers Of this country do not take more interest
in the encouragement Of their own pursuits
True, there is here and there 4 small county So
cicty. which barely maintains an existence. hv
begging, and closely dunniug up its members for
their annual dues; but their fyb!e existence il.
rather Encouragement than an encouragement
to the cause and especially to those who do the
work necessary to maintain their Organization.
In this connection We would mention the fact
that there are a large number of members Of the
Buel Institute who are from one to three wears
behind with their dues, which are so cents per
year We hope they will pay mp without delay.
Persons in this vicinity can pay up their dues
or join the society by calling at this office,
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COMMIT. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 100000,

And now numbers 10 OOOmcmbers. The dividends
OF profits the insured are an attractive feature
OF this company's business aud last year, besides
paying upwards OF 80! 900 in losses It divided log,
900 among the insured. These dividends are nrger
than hose OF any other company and are paid yearly
alerhree years, drawing interest at the rate OF sir
percent.
tG" Pamphlets and other papers illustrative Of
the system OF Life Insurance may be had Ion appica-
ton to the agent ut Ottawa.
Ottawa, nov. LIT GEO. S. FISHER, AIT
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SPECIAL ELECTION Governor has order
ell special election to be held in the Senatorial
District composed Of the counties Of Christian,
Montgomery, Shelby Bond and Fayette, on Mon.
day, March lst TO fill the vacancy in the State
Senate, occasioned by the resignation Of Hon
Hiram Rounlree.
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BY TIE EASTERN LINE.
Rock Island aud Chicago Railroad Fin.
ished INTO Chicago.

NHNHso, TtO III
The train ofcars from the Michigan Southern
Railroad arrived here at IL o'clock today amid
the firing of cannon and the shout. Of an immense
crowd who gathered at the depot
The Rock Island Road is done from Chicago
to the Indiana line where 1t connects with the Nj,
ehigan Southern
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Special \ cities.

IT IS ~ ERRONEOUS iDEi
That disease cannot he cured except by rabiug
large quantities Of medicine into the stomach, in
great many cases OF which more injury j, done.
although the disease IN pom, hc &C tuny cured
The coats OF the stomach by continued u.c of nau-
seating mixtures, frequently becomes 80 disorder
ed that the Digestire Function Is seriously ii,p-
ed--ihe result Of which is Dyspepsia urryou,u es ?,
cho.lcs. alternate dlrrhr1 and co,iytn.ss, laiu-
lence, night mare &c, &c. W ou.d 1t not, there
tore, be very desirable to possess remedy, which
bring applied Externally, would excite the alb
sorbents to increased action, and thus carry oil
through this MEDIUM, the de!cteriou, principle
which is the direct Cause Of the disease Surely
every thinking man viii admit that this would not
only be the most pleasant, but by inr the safest
means to effect the desired end. The Utmost su-
perhnman cures performed by the Arlbiau Physi-
clans IN the day, oto,d were mainly effected hy this
course OF treatment, and the ingredients Of which
H. &. iarTeifS Cciebra',d iraBiaH [jgizqent
Is composed, are extracted from rare plants p,cul-
lnrto Arabia This great Imminent which i. now
tobe had OF most respectable Druggists and Ner-
chants IN every town IN the United States j. ia ly
eiiccting cures which seemed he FOND the power OF
medicine to control consumption bronchitis and
liver complaints in their first stages, neryou, atcc-
tons, indigestion, enlargement ofth- spleen, sclo-
iuIous tumors goiuc &c, &c. are frequently cur
Ell, and always relieved byitsu4e. It is unsurpnss-
ed as an anodyne severe pairs in few
MINUTES atcrits application, it soothes the .rriia,ed
nerves, and produces that delightful traulu ili,y SO
grateful to the nervous invalid SpraiHs, bruises
wounds, burns, sore throat, aailbIau.. rhrumati.m
sun pain, &c, &c, are speedily currdhy IL, and ior
nearly all ailments IN horses or cattle. requiring an
external application, It is m cfecual remedy
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Motor of Tar SAFE /!

'HllE Undersigned hereby gives notice 10 the per-
4 SONS to whom the following described lots
were assessed for The year 1850. and TO oil Others
concerned, that said lots wee -.yrr1.y sold hy THE
Treasurer OF In Sail. county, ~ the door oi the
court house in Ouawn, La Sale county, state 1t H.
lno's. on the days specified h-low tor The iaxrs and
costs due thereon or the year 1852 thar the UNDER
parha.s o %"s. ~, ID aT 'r and the .
redemption thereon will expire . years from he
dl- OF .ai- OF each ct:
+ 4.
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DlEn-n Freedom, on the 9th day Of Feb
ruary, WM MONROE infant son of William aud
Rachael Munson, aged three months, Of Hyper
trophy
Thou AT sleeping, sweetly sleeping,
Where The dews OF Heaven a rr weeping,
And the Angel Guards are keeping
Watch around thy place OF rest
Sickness can no more distress thee,
sorrow never more Cypress thee;
bod ~ Heaven above will bless the
WIN crown, among the b,essd.
Precious treasure dearly cherished
ly affection ioudly rourishcd,
Like rose bud thou hast persisted.
In the morn Of HE and love
Lltes hrir history is end, d
And by Angel Guards attended
lhy pure spiflt has assembled
10 the blessed home above.
AT has brothers in South Ottawa, Of Corsnmr.
ton, n i. SHEPARD, the 7th inst aged yyrirs
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Commerce of Chicago.

The Chicago Tribune of Wednesday con-
tain an Annual Review Of the Commerce of Chi.
cago for the year 1881" covering three pages Of
that paper The figures illustrate the immense
prosperity OF that city and that the last has been
one OF its most prosperous years
We have glanced hastily over this Review, '
and not having time to prepare a regular svuop-
SIS Of it, We have taken the liberty to use our
scissors upon such parts as we thought might in.
terest our readers.
Popn'atioa-The first census returns Of the
city which We have been able TO procure are for
The year 1910. Ia the years 1871, 1879. 1914
and 1851 no census was taken. The follow ing
are the returns for The other yrars.
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DR. Storms CELEBRATED ScoTCH CouGu CAN
Newer since the science OF Medicine first daw-
ned upon the world, hasany compound gained such
extraordinary popularity, in so short time as DR.
Storms Scotch Cough Candy. As n remedy for
Colds, Coughs, Asthmn, Difficulty of Breathing,
Bleeding at the Lungs. Pain in the Side or Breast,
Sore Throat, Group. Bronchitis. Whooping Cough,
llonrscnrss, or any symptoms of that distressing
mandy--Consumption OF thclungs. this highly
medlcated candy cannot he equnled by any Liquid
Mixture Ofthe Ony aud in proof OF our assertion We
offer he most undoub,cd testimony.
The Candy IS neatly put up with directions for
use a handsome engraving Of the Scottish Coat
Of Arms, anu the written signature Of Hamilton
Wade. proprietor Is on the outside wrapper OF
each roll and package
Messrs, BARNARD, BRO. & CO, Wholesale
Druggists, no Main Street. st. Louis, Mo, are the
General Agents. Orders from the country, OF ap-
plicalion Tor agency, directed to them will meet
with prompt attention.
Price, dime per roll 3rolls for IS cents; or s l
per dozen.
Walker + IIcklins and G L Thompson, Agents
()ttnwo IN
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On New York in sums TO SUIT purchasers, for sale
by nov9 NORRIS X flsuRR.
Money also RENTED through Grlnncll, Mmturn
& Co, New York, to any part OF Europe. at the
lowest rates.
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TIL publ, are cautioned against another coun-
terfeit, which has lately maIeiis appearance called
W. 3 Farrelis Arabian liuimrnt, The mos dan
gerous Of all the counteres, because hi. haynqthe
name Of Farrell, will buy it in good faith, without
the knowledge that counterfeit exists, and they
will perhaps only discover ihr.r error when the
spurious mixture has wrought ia evil fl, cts
The genuine article is manufactured only by II
G Farrell, sole inventor aud proprietor, and whole
sale druggist No. II Nnin street, Peoria, Illinois
to whom all applications for agencies must be adj
dressed BE sure you get it with the letters ll-G
before Fanel's thus--l G.. FARRELL'S--and
his signature on the wrapper--ail others are coun-
terfelts
Sold by Iluntcr & Cavalry, c. l. Thompson
and Walker & Ilicklinp, druggists Ottawa, aud
10y regularly authorized agents throughout the Uni
ted States.
Dy-Prce % and 80 cents, and 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village
and hamlet in the United States, IN which one is
not already established. Address II. G.. Farrell ns
above accompanied with good reference to charac-
ter, responsibility, &c. feb 2l-29-iw.
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Lunl6tr.-Ihe CITY OF Bangor, Maine, ALONE, ex.
ceeds Chicago in the extent Of its lumber trade;
on the former, there can be but iittle dou U.s
within the next five years, Chicago will take the
lead. The increase Of this business in our CITY, is
owing in part to the necessities of the contiguous
country in process of being settled, and partly to
the completion of the Illinois and klichigan Canal,
which opened to our market an extensive scope
OF coup,ry. the settlement Of which had previous.
" been retarded by the difficulty of procuring
building and fencing material. An additional i'm.
petus has also been given to this trade, by the
completion Of the first and second sections Of the
Gaiena and Chicago Railroad, which effect will
be increased as the road progresses westward.
In ls47, the first year for which we can find
any account OF tho lumber trade Of the city, the
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wish to oppose the step, they must be on hand
at the next meeting March 2d) at Granville.
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SICIir ENEIIASEE
SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York. or any part OF England, Ireland
Scotland, or Wales. in sums to suit purchasers, for
saleby april sly NJ. II. SWIFT.
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MassalOn, q, Feb. 90.
A man hung himself this morning few miles
east Of this place because his daughter married
against his will
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The release Of Mr. Thrasher by the Spanish
Government has been officially announced at
Washington.
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IL the ratio of increase has not fallen off since
June, lS50-and our best informed citizen are of
opinion it has ncreased-the population Of Chi
cago on the first day Of January, 1852, was lit
tie over 10000.
F9om.-lhe total shipments Of flour from Chi
caro- for series of oars Uer. ~ E,I'ovs.
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Grass seed.
VhoIlif and Red Top, Tor salcby
Feb. 2i-ti, : + GpfrrEy.

-
l. Feb. 2l-it : h Gyrrrrv.
Notice ~ Tar Saic'
NOTICE IS hereby ven, to tn heirs ofIIerry
~ Weed, decreased, md all Others concerned,
TINT ON the IUt1 Gay at June, \ 1880 AZ TN, tax
sale then made N the county OF Livingston lii
nos, became the purchaser vi the following de-
Scnhed real estate, Niug N said county, 10 wit:
No. Of icrss. Description,
10 lrb0m IsS3, i T. T.
SO 4. Hens Henry Weed, VIII NV - u II
-, do LOT nnr ~ ~ s !,
% g do w'id, VIII ne - ~ l.
And that the time Of redemption wi! expire On
the 10Th day ot June lsj2
Pontiac, Fob 10 lS52-91-3l. SIl Fellows. a.
To JuGe d. Smith, or u hOm 1t niou Concern
Take notice, tia nj a sale of lands Tor the igI,s
due for the year 1919, held al the court house In Ot.
nwa, lasal'e county, Illinois, on thr lJh day Of
June 1850, Php Lindey purchaaed tor the ia,-
- and costs due thereon tor the year 1919. the IA
ui the swq sec l6 town 20 north rang, cast 1l ri
/ VI, and thar the SAID rhl,o Ihndry has duly 49,
signed h. certificate Of purchase TO the uudel-gu-
ed, and That the time OF redemption thereon val
expire ON the ll.hday Of Juge. 1852
Feb. 70, lS5!-97-3L joins 7. ANTHONY.
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Firms a TnHcrn Sl,,nd ior saIn

IhI. Tavern stand known as the Boslcy iIouse
nj Ross Grove on the Chicago and Dixon road .or
sale or rent.
ALN,'-five good farms; two brick houses \ nd
lots N Ottawa; three frame houses and lot.in m.
lava toi sale very low iorca.h or in payments
Enquire OF Feb. 2l-lt. H. Y S.s.,,
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Boards. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u 1895
onlnglts,. ........... ....... H., las $40
LAIN. commune. lO,O25 ,lUg
The Michigan aud Illinois Canal was completed
and opened to business in May, lsis, and the nd
ditional demand, thus created almost doubled the
lumber trade in single year. The following
shows the receipts at this port for 1913;
Boards, Observation-Disclosures ,0O9.o59
Shingles,... Observation-Disclosures 20 goo. 900
Lnth, Observation-Disclosures. 10 ,025, 100
The receipts of boards, shingles and lath at
this port from lsi7 TO 1851 inclusive, have been
ma follows,
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WING GoyEEyoR.--We notice in a number Of
the Wing papers the name Of JUDGE ROBBINS, Of
Springfield, used in connexion with the Office Of
Governor Of the State
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JrsSY LIND IL No MoRE.-Jenuy Lind was
married on the lih inst, at Boston, to her agents
Otto Goldschmidt Of Stock holm, Sweden.
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kossuih arrived at Cincnnattl the 9th inst
de will rrnkfn there two weeks to recruit his
health, after which be will 60 to st. Louis.
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- OW L \ ) celebrated IS inch Breaking
~. Plough, manufactured at lndianlown.
j LSO-1he Puteut Carey and Peoria CITY
TIOuRh. lUr snIe hY Feb 2l-f y B GRlnlrr
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Como PiOuai,S.
snpcIfinc Flour.

LOT JUS! received and Tor sale, and wnrrsn,-
tu, al irb. 2l-u LoCKwoUps