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HABITS ~ GIN PIERcE.--Two week, ago We
requested our neighbor. Of the RpaJiiear to cor.
rect the tals,hood put forth through their col
umns, by their New Ycr. correspondent, that
Gen Pierce was man Of incorporate habits.
In raply to this request they last give US the FOL
lowing
COR y. \. correspondent in speaking Of Cen
Picrce's habits, was no doubt, sincere. 1ha ~.
nor OF his interpeTance was current in New
York at that time, and as must persons had heard
nothing Of his private character, it was very ma.
tural ipr any stItement To gain cred,nce. Our
correspondent makes no charge from personal
knowledge, but simply tell what be had heard
Thu, all the f'l.ehoods started by the Wig
papers have turned out.-Nlcre rumors, started
by the enemies Of Gen. Pierce then written out,
with embellishments, by whis letter writer's, and
then published to the world by the wing press
as facts worthy 10 be considered wing gospel.
II was so with the falselood started by the St
Louis InisNigsneer, that Gen. Pierce had never
been IN battle. |, was 40 with the fll,chool
started by the Washington RepUJGc, hat Mr
Mug was the enemy Of river and harobr i'm.
proyements. II was so with the villaiuous false
hood hcraljed through the land by all the wing
editors and news mongers, from the Wing Organ
at Washington down to our neghLors Of the OF
tawa Republican, that Gen. Pierce had favored
the Catholic Disability Clause while president
OF the y. Hampshire Constitutional Convention
and it was so with the f.lsehood started by the
Chicago Journal, that Mr. Gregg had been de-
feated by Mr.. Matteson in our state convention
because he was n Catholic. And then, after the
democratic papers have proven all these to be
ISLANDERS, the only excuse the wing papers have for
circulating them is, that they were "rumors'
about which they had mo personal knowledge
but, giving them "ercdence," hey have published
them to the world as facts. A beautiful excuse
indeed Publish lie because some rascal ha,
'rumorcd' it arousd
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Cen DAVIS, Speecb.

After tie celebration, on Monday evening, Gen
Davis, of Troy. ~ Y. was waited upon by a
number Of democrats, and invited to address the
democracy in front Of the cour, house, The Gen
eral accepted the invitation, and gave us very
able speech. during which he assured us that the
splits in the democratic party in New York had
all been healed ny the nomination Of Pierce and
King, and that no state in the Union was safer
for the democratic nominees than the state Of
Now York
II may be well here 10 explain the reason Why
Gen d. was called upon to address ogr people at
this time; as, we understand, number Of wing.
found faux with this step, on the ground that it
was taking advantage Of the crowd which they
az well a. democrats were Instrumental in get.
ting together,
The facts in tie case ATE these: Gen Dsyi.
was personally known to many Of our citizens,
and being an able stump.sreaker they were de-
sirous Of hearing him He had arrived in town
on Saturday evening and was going away Mon
day night. so that the only chance for hearing
him was ut the time selectei-after all the the
ceremonies OF the celebration were over
In view of these facts. We think no one had q
RICH, to complain. Especially after it had been
announced by handful tina, the speech ives to be
in favor of Pierce and King giving each one a
chance to stay aud hear it or leave. as he saw ct,
Every man present knew in advance that it was
TO be democratic speech.
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Latest from California.

NEw Yoak July 2d,-cr.M
The steamship Northern Light arrived at
o'clock this morning, with 800 passengers and
5000 900 IN gold
She left san Juan on the 2i,h ult, and has
made the passage in eight DAYS
The steamship Independence from Sar Fran.
cisco, June III. with $50 passengers arrived at
san Juan on tue 18th.
Steamship 5. 5. Lewis arrived at San Juan. and
sailed again from that port on the cath for San
Francisco. The San Fancisco markets on the
1T instant were quiet Flour however. was in.
proving, and the supply Of good sweet Chill, very
small.
At Sacramento business was brisk and prices
very full Mess Pork S2S Lard i5c. Butter 50
and 80, Cheese Is and 20
Great indignation had been expressed a. the
appropriation nj 100000 for the purpose of 1T.
ting up the Jenny Lind Theatre" for a City
Hall
At Marysville business prospects were encour.
aging, large and increasing emigration Is pour.
ing into the mountains, and IN old diggins which
were supposed to be exhausted larger quantities
Of gold than ever have been discovered
The streams above however are 80 much .vol.
len tina, mining operation are greatly imp-ded.
The route from SACRAMENTO to Shasta city has
been accomplished in the space of - hours.
Our saylces from Panama aye tn the 18th ult
riI had occurred between some Americans
and party ri 900 natives, in which much blood
was she'd The presence Of the military however
restored order
Advlces from Bogoa report that the Senate
had laid aside the bill proposing the creating the
State Of the lsthmus.
A new Commercial Law has been proposed by
Congress
Congress had also ceded the Island Of Mansa
Milo to the Panama railroad company.
The President had been authorized to raise ar
army Of 10000 men to repel Flores in hls design,
upon Ecuador but Congress would not agree tC
the proposition for a force loan to aid the move
merit
Much sickness prevailed among soldiers Of tn,
Ecnador government, twenty or thirty were dy
ing daily.
The U S Frigate Portsmouth was a Guayaqui
| to sail for Panama on June 4.
Flores expedition was considered in ptecari
Gus condition unless Peru rendered promp ant
open aid
| The course pursued by the Peruvian Govern
meut thus far, was unfriendly and trcacherou'
! The account from Valparaiso was to May 30
! Political affairs were quiet Six Of the Deem
her revolutionists were executed on the e,i a
| Coplapos. The silver mines continue to yel,
| abundantly
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Edward flaming Drowned

1t is with ne little feeling of regre, that We
are compelled to announce the death OF Mr.
flaming, who accijenty fell frem the packet
Praise State, on her downward trr last Tues
day, near the Five Mile House, between here
aud La Sale, and was drowned 1t is supposed
that he struck against the side Of the boat, in
falling, so severely "a to render him scnseess, as
he never rose to the surface Of the water after
falling overheard. Every possible effort was
male by the Captain and the boat hands to save
him but without success. And owing to the
width Of the canal and its grea, depth at that
place his body was not recovered until next NOR.
ming, when it was brought to this place md ju.
RED. He leaves wife and three small children
to mourn his untimely death
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FIRES ~ IHE RIAR.-Mr. Hayes denounced
Cen Scott theother evening at the I.ocofuco mass
meeting because he was Native American
Ihe Philadelphia san the organ Of Native
Americansm denounees him because lac is not a
Native American, and boldly proceeds to prove
It by showing tpa, he has on all occasions, dc.
Tended adopted citizens. Oh. Jom.
The south lenouncc him because he favors
abolitionism, and the north denounce his plat.
form because it was framed 10y the south A
bad fix for candidate to be in---not only re
ceiving fires in the rear, but on all sides. Guess
the General is beginning to find that political
battle is not as easily managed as n military bat
tle-whcre all hs has to do is to issue orders and
see them obeyed. The voters obey no oders but
those of their own sound judgment.
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The Cclchrntion on the 9Th

The celebration OF the anniversary Of our Va
tienal Independence came OF on the 9th with
mole than usual enthusiasm. The town was
crowded with people from the country. In the
new square where the Grafton was delivered, al
though seals were prepared lnr nearly thou
sand, they could accommodate but small pro
portion Of those who had gathered there. The
dinner, which, lad been prepared by Mr. luman,
was truly "a feast Of lat things and We can but
regret that no more took dinner The tables were
no; near filled. The following were the regular
toa,,s read after dinner:
Regular Toa,ts.
1T, The day We cclebralc-,evsuty Xix wars
have but added to the us,rc 1T the deed d al
tenders No dav glorious
ID The Declaration Of ludcDcndcncr-tLc
great charter OF political tcodom Throughout the
world May We soon hail the day when a., hili OF
rights shall Ice recognized aud acted upon by
every goycrnment upon earth
81, Washlug;un--a name dear 10 Liberty Is
that Of her mr., born son. MAY the recollection
ul his virtues and patriotism make Is better men
and better citizens.
It'll, The Sa.eS and patriots Of the Revolution,
Ike fixed stars they shine with 4 >tcAdi,r, yurtr
light Is they rec,de into the distance oi the past.
5th, The memory Of those who fell IN the
Heyolutiou-the dearest offering ever laid upon
, the alter Of political liberty. MAY the land hal
lowed by ih,ir blood remain her abiding place
forever
9Th, The old thutecn-the fruitful source of
thirty one States. MAY the progeny ENJOY in
union and harmony, what the parents BY union
and harmony uohly won.
/ Tth, The Uulnu--the temple and fortress IT
freedom. The luIcrs Of freedom in all lands
worship at the shrine, while tyrany and dcspoti,u
trenole heneathits frowning hattlemcuts.
S,h, The State of lIiuois--latcly the frontier
and soon to become the centre % the Union.
Her motto, state sovereignty National Union
will render her worthy Of the proud position she
is destined 10 ill
9th, The President Of the United States-thc
executive head Of twenty five mil zoos OF sov
ereigns. MAY he govern IN the spirit Of him who
fist filled and who conSecrated the high place he
holds
10th, The Governor Of the State Of Illinois
a man worthy Of The times and liyin. in times
worthy OF him. Houorug the State tina, honors
him.
ilh, The friends Of liberty in other lands
MAY the stars of our ornament guide them in
their night Of trial until day glorious as our
own shall dawn upon them
18th, The Army and Navy Of the United
States-long may they repose upon the laufels
they have won. They can AFFORD IT,
18Th The laIe.-beauty and virtue ia css'-
wisdom and ,alor IN future The coun,ry's
safe
l, is due to Capt Fisher to say tia, his com
pany Che Shields Guards added much to the in
terest Of the day. Tier precise manGyerinss
measured step and gallant bearing. plainly
eyjnced the high degree OF discipline to which
they have attained and reflect much credit upon
their Captain as al able di.cirlinarian. Their
excellent martial music and their drills, were ty
tar the most Attractive part OF the proceedings Of
the day.
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In our trip to Kaskaska last Saturday, we ac,
cidentally found the person we had been search.
ing for a long time---the odes, nhahitan.. His
name we believe is Henry Dc Boileau, anG is
now nearly l0i years old, and no says he feels
asvigorous rs he did years ago, lie is native
of Canada, and came to Kaskaskia more than so
years since, lie now lives with his sou'somc 4
miles in the direction Of this place from Kaskas.
kn. What changes has this old cenirrion be.
heidi Truly, he has seen sights Sparta Dem.
ortot
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DUBLlC notice Is hereby given, that by virtue
] ot certain deed of,ru>t, executed by Patrick
Fell and Mary Fell his wife to me, bearing date
the bh OF October, A 0. 1851, and which deed OF
trust is duly recorded in the Recorder office IN the
county Of La Sale, and state Of Il inois. IA book
no. u OF Deeds, pages lsO and Isl and which
deed Of trust above named, was given to uc to Sc
cure The payment ot certain note, named IN said
deed OF trust, aud Of even date herewith and eN-
eculed by the said Patrick Fell. aui ma de payable
10 II +. Eames or order, on the lst Gay Of May,
49,, tor the sum Of one HUNDRED and r'ghty-siN
li'6l dollars aud default having been made in the
payment OF said note shall on Thursday, the 2!d
gay OF Jn!y,A n 1852, at II o'clock VI at the court
house door in the county, Of La sale. H. sell OF
public sale all the right, lllr, clam aud interest OF
the said Patrick and Mary Fe.luu and to the wh OF
the neg OF section 81 town 81 range . east oi the
81 I. VI situated IN the county OF La Sale aiore-
said, and as set forth IN SAID deed Of trust The
sale will be peremptory to the highe-s bidder, tol
cash July IS52-i7-3t j q Glover.
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Wing Nominations.

The wing state convention, which met at
Springfield, on Wednesday last, made the follow
Ing nominations:
Gor,rpor-E. B. Webb. OF White county.
Liew. Gorcrnor-J l.. n Morrison, ofSt Clair,
Secretary of' Stdte-B. 5, Norris, Of Cook.
Treangsr-.Francis Arenz
imItoy-Charles Belts, OF Stephenson,
State Ectors--Wm. Bcbb of Wnneblgo,
and Joseph Gillespie. Of Madison.
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temperance convention which met at this place
on the clh was pretty well attended. but not be.
'ug able TO be present ourselves We are not able
10 say what was done The proceedings have
10! been handed in for publication
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MARRtED-On the 9th inst, by Elder Don.
aid, NICHOLSON SYLVESTER RrsFRrw, Esq, Of
Morris, to Miss MEscy CLARK, Of the town Of
Manlas.
We wish the happy couple much Joy and long
life, and may their shadow never grow less
They have our sincere thank, for the liberal
share Of good things" which accompanied this
notice
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We notice Ivy the Natehez Free Trader TIA.
Gen. Qu,mNn Gen. Stanton, Col Claiborne
Capt hewitt, j. S. b. Thatcher, h. rendlcton,
and host of other distinguished democrats have
entered the field for Pierce and King, and will
stump The state Mississippi will give Pierce and
King 5000 majority easy.
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Scot, VS.. the Wing Platform.

The New York Courier and Enquirer has
placed the Wing Platform" at the head Of liz
columns. but refuses TO hois, the named Of Scott
The New York Tribune, hos,s tho name Of
Scott but refuses to subscribe TO the Platform
Such Is the harmony Of tbs wings ~ New
York
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A meetings. called at Egn, on the sth of
July, for the purpose of organizing the Fox River
Valley Railroad Company, This is road to run
on the Fox river valley from Ottawa, in this
state, via oswego, Batavia, Elgin and Dundee
to Waukesha, Wisconsin, where It will connect
with Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad.
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lIST Of ANIMALS IN sOTV MFNaCfRtS.

an imbmg's Trained AHimais - Nunudi-
an iaon4' Asmuc Lion aud lionrs-. Royal Ben
sat Tiger Brazilian Tiger, Black Tiger, and Al
mean Lropaus
Nohs trarforfs Trained iHimais African
lion aud lhoness, pair Senegal Leopards, Asiauc
Tiger aud Cougars
Rhmoceros, or Unicorn, Arabian pack Camel.
white camel, African zebra, Canadian elk. white
lama irst one ever IN America SACRED Burmese
OK Naudl. monster elephant Hannibal. specimen
ui the hppopOganu- female elephant kaaloo. Ala
=! thlHan a.pncaS, 10 lions aud lonsss,s-A Slatic
and African. pair royal Bengal tigers, par Brazil
an tigers, royal Java niger. African .cupards.
hallir lonrss and her roya. wheiqs, pair Senegal
lrop1rds, black tiger, black leopard, , South Auc-
nc IA hons, North Amrucnn cougats. 1 spotted
hy-uaS black wolves, grey wolves. black and
white racoons, gIizzy bcar, Russian brown bear
North American black hears, African pelican,
PAIR New Holland Os,nch,s pn'r New Holland
knngngoos pair black swans white -tork silver
phrusauts, blue crimes, nn,aw-, parrots, lcbncu.
mons, badgers, and great variety OF the monkey
tribe
\ tall description Of the animals. performance.
with the elephants, ponies, monkeys, &c, will be-
found IN the bills AMI llhogmph, a. the principal
Hotels, previous To the ARRIVAL Of the Company
.S- VA also be at Os,r,gO Jtiy 10 N,,o.
ark .bIy 81 . Peru J0iy % july low
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n q 4 &c Il

A LLpersons indebted to l. ? Sanger & Co.
"a or l., T. Sanger, by note or book account,
4 n that are now due, are requested local and
mike payment or satisfactory arrangement; as !
have sold out my stock Of Goods Tor the express
purpose Of collecting and have already granted all
the Ieniiy can. Those who wish to save costs
will have to call soon. Accounts that have been
made with the understanding to wait until Fall,
will not be called upon until the time expires, Mt
which time rxpec, the money Office over the
store. June 26-3t l.. L. SANGER.
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mote the success of VIM. II Seward and his bob
tail crew ot western fanatics We will vote Tot the
n'os, T'tld and worst loco foco in the Unlon-.and
there are ten thousand men in the State just Ike
". so nld Fellows you may put that IN your
pipe and smoke it, We do not mean to do eth
cr, tut to have a third candidate, aud vote TOT
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u Y W.

.z-All persons indebted at this office for over
one years subscription, for advertising, or by
by notes. will save costs ami trouble by settling
w Immediately.
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Go TO KrSTucKr--The Lafayette CInd) Jonr.
nal, whig paper, says-"Indiana, will go for
Pierce, without doubt, so will Ohio We mus,
keep a lookout for Kentucky-she, too, is OH the
fence. VIVA, time and money you have to devote
To the election, let il be spent there, not here,
where We have nothing to expect
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Nav noTsroE.-We feel ourselves especially
indebted to our friend Mr.. VIM. Pool of Buck
creek, for fine lot Of new potatoes as fourth
oil july present Thsy were the fc.t We have
seen this season. and fully as large a. we have
ever seen them on the fourth some measuring
81 inches round. Mr. r. saws they are Of tie seven
weeks variety. They are round. and uniform
and when rightly botlel are dry and mealy W,
hope that this variety will be generally cuI
tiyated.
Our town is starving flr the want Of pot-toc-
any price could be had, now, for load Of either
ole or new ones. Want some very much at til,
Office
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Patent Medicines.

Jayne's E,pec,oran;. hair dive, and ycnniiuge,
C. Balsnm Sanalyc pills; alternative, &c.
Mor,morr'- rheumatic compound bitter cordial
pills, &c,
Chrk's ,yrr OF cherry and tar, ChIId's ranacea,
Ferry Davis pain Killer.
Grcgory'> instant cure OF paln, Cholera medicine,
Nc Nnnus ELIXIR Of opium,
WI,ar', haisam,
Rogers syrup ul l!yerwor aud tar
Noughtons pep,lu, OF gastric juice,
ludju Chnlagugur,
NarshaHs ,athohcou. or mothers uici
Filchs heart coucctor and CatarTh snuff.
Sluau's onmeul and powders,
Farrell, linmcut and ointment,
GIIicubtrE's uterine cathohcOn,
do dysrnteY syrup,
do chlId's pauscra, tor summer Compl't
do health bIuer,
do green mounrun ointment,
Climax >a,veS Daily pain extractor, with all the
yareue, OF patent medicines, pills, &c. tor sale by,
July l0-rt t. GEGGs.
M.H-s "a - -.
w 10 are sick IN body and IN mind will remem-
w Der that am constantly receiving books and
medicines. aud shall keep my stock NJ good as
.ny ul my competitors julio T. \ GEIGss
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BrsiSrss Plcrrnr.--A new penny paper, the
Sum- just started in Cincinnati, gives the follow.
ing picture Of the business Of that CITY:

ing picture Of the business Of that city;
Here on the landng-lyng side by sidc-arc
steamboats, which have come from Illinois, Mis-
sour, Indiana, Tennessee, l.wa, Arkansas, Mis-
slssrpi, aud Louisiana Old States aud new
States-slavc States and free States Northern
States aud southern Statcs--Nro all here, lying
quietly together, in the friendly embrace of com
merce. hut look again. from what counric.
camo these cargoes Of merchandise and produce
Is 1t not ono and the came country Here are
The products Of the Allcganics--the grain Of o
ho.-the salt Of Nirginia--the tobacco Of Ken.
tucky-thc lead Of Missouri--the iron of lcnnes.
sec--ihe cotton Of Mississippi and Arkansas--tbe
sugar and molasscs Of Louisiana and the rice of
the Carolinasl And what there returned for
them Bacon for the negrocs--sugar mills for
the planter bread fcr the manu!acturets--oil
and lard for all coun,rica, Can the most active
lnasinal'cn conceive Of more elements Of consol
'dalon IN national Interests aad Of is,yest pa,rl
o''sm IN people,
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Anntnlube remedy for all diseases Of the womb
and Urinary organs, viz. Prolapsus utcTi, iluor
Albu., Suppressed Nenscs, &c &c. Warranted.
Price 50 per Bottle.
C3- llcase observe that none are genuine. with
out the Seal Of the Company printed upon each
Package. For safe by
July CIV. W. W CAvaRLv, agent
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4 COMFORTABLE brick house, with good
y wood house and other out buildings; and TWO
and y haiols ,cl, &, and Nh = ~ hiock 30 SIT.
mated M the States Add,uon 10 Ottawa ar uIst
opposite Dr. ilow,and's residence \ good bar
gam wlli be- gwen Apply 20 the suhsc rlhrr On the
prrni,sr. July lO-3w JAcuB SNirH
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Fay Up. Pay Up

4 LII persons indebted 10 the Farmers Store
n by uotr oy book account are requested to cal
aud settle by The lst OF August, aud save cost
July IL 81 L \ FlsuLR
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Books & Stationery,

THE largest and best supply ever brough to this
place
Webs,ers Dic'ry, unob'd ,Ileadey's Works.
abri'd, Washng'n & Generals,
ures large Dictionary, Life OF Emp, josephine.
Nicosons Mech's Guide Old Guard OF Napoleon
" Compen'n, Heroes Of the Revolution.
Downey's Cot. ResijensW Women OF the
Vrerlnnn's Mechanics Romance OF AM Hist.
Neco's Flower Garden, Napoleon and Generals.
Burst on the Rose, lleadley's Mscellanies.
Farmers Encyclopedia, Poems Of Byron, Scott.
Companion, Moore, Sigourny, VIII
Trees of America, lis, Ossian, Campbell,
kinds Farrers, Collins, Grey Beat,ic,
Tunes Chemistry, lloust Cook, Landon,
Nc Mahon's Am Garden Burns, &C.
Ienks Esprg ExpeditonLiie and Beauties OF
llumes Hist England, Shakespeare,
Plu,arch's LII es, Odd FELLOWSHIP Book,
Josephus. Mckenzi.'s 1000 Reefs,
Uncle Toms Cabin, Gold Chain & Silv Cup,
New jerusalem Works,
With large assortment OF School Books, Mis-
cellaneous Works. Novels, Biographies, Histories
aud stores Tor Children-Pens, Ink, Paper, 6nvel-
opes, Blank Books, &c, for sale as low as any N
the West. June 26-ti Il, Y. GRiGes
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land halt story frame house, belonging "a
y J. \ latham. The house sncaiIy flushed
INSIDE and out, VITA comfortable rooms Ii is sit
ualrd on lot 81, block "7.m States Addition To OF
mwa. For terms, apply to
I,l, in-9f NsRHts 4 FISprr
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Ottawa, July la 1889.
We note no change IN pi'ees since ouI Last
bat httle gram rumiug IN,
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Gen. Lane Of Indiana has made bet Of $40.
900 with Mr.. Garland of Georgia, that Gen
Pierce will be elected President Of the L. States
next November, if he lives.