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time. We buried our dead aud IN a shor: time
Col Ross, with his command. arrived. and u gen
eral treaty was talked OF, aud an armlstlce with
Joe aud Sam was ssre,d upon 70. seven days.
NJ which time they we've 10 meet Gen. Lane,
aud give un their itrs
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TUE undersigned, supsrinIsrden's OF poor oil
"a Sale county, will receive Sritten propo-
s,Is from phy scinns unit il the 2st day OF Decem.
Der next tor furnishing medicine and incident aid
to the pauprrs in the poor house oi said county,
$50, the inmates OF the Jail, and all other pau
pers thatm he residents of the town o' Qua
wa. for the yearls5t 'rhc undersigned also wish
to secure the services ola good and efficient person
to take charge of the poor house, Tor the term ct
on. year from the first day OF January next. We
shall ais, b. in 81 Sale on the 21l, and III Peru
on thu % | of d 'c-mbrr next, wlrn we MI re-
cevr proposals for furnishing medicine ana mcdi-
cal aid to the n,upers of those respective towns
tor he year 1851 The right will h. reserved 10
reJct any or all proposals, II not deemed for The m
,er-s, o the county GrLrs W JACKSON, ! S"p.
Novrm ,er ) SyLvANCr CROOK, Sp0or.
PtrlriI Ia Stll. plp'r,n. sh''H'fF.
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Democratic Eickc'.

Fos cou.rY JUpcr-H C COTTON.
p Fos. Couxrr CLRax--S. W. RAYMOND,
For County, TREAsUgER u. FONp'
Foa CouxTr SrRyEYon--J. II. WAGNER.
Fan SCHOOL CoxNIIsIoSER- u. Z JONES
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Observation-Disclosures

n the bc-tsIVTrs Of The AT, az J, Vt I'aIrs p0r-
hbi, daguerrs1p palace on the public squar',
north II the court house, Otiawa. III.
] VI tale received the highest award at the
Int lar Of the VIII county agricultural soeie,y,fo
superior dagusrreOtypes
All who wish ikenrs.cs, are collected to call
soon ns his lime IN this place will be necessarily
uuitrd Ia the amount ui patronage ne receives.
rnce 3 50 and upwards
Reasonable Reduction Tor large families, &c no
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We are authorized to announce Maj D. I
Nrrr. as n candidate for County Surveyor, a! tie
coming election.
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DlEp-At Ottawa, October 3l,t, IN the faith
II he gospel, Mr.. Sv-ANNAu MYERs formerly
Of Wysoy, Bradford CO. Pa, aged 81 years.
At Ottawa oct. 22Ih, Susan. youn ct child
Of MIR and Mrs Joseph Hall agcd nearly
years and mouths
In Ottawa, Nov 20, infant child Of Mr.. & Nrs
John Stout. aged ulnc months.
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SENATOR SnIElps We learn that this gentle.
man Is now stopping at a hydropaihic institution
in Avon. New York, for the benefit of his he aIth
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The CnryEsE BIBLE ENrERrRI. E-Rev, Mr.
James noble proposition to prints million copie.
ofthe New Testament for immediate distribution
IN CHINA meets warm response IN Enyland
The British and Foreign Bible Society have for
mally adopted the enterprise, and are seeking
special funds to carry it out. Why should not
a similar movement be undertaken here We
have no doubt that if the Bible Society shoulG
make an ,pp'a Re the public for special drna
ton 70 China at this crisis It woud be enabled
to 60 hand in hand with its trans Atlantic co
lahorer in thi+ great missionary project Of mod
ern timc.-N V Esan.
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Muyk9st.

Ottawa, Nov 5, 1853.
Wheat--winter, Si@S6c. Spring, 75@S0c.
Corn--esr 3Q@33c, Oats 22W23c, Potatoes,
2)@?5,. Barley 35@iOc Butter, l5@l5c
Eyg. lOnll.
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In the communication N reference to corn. etc d.,
signed AGRicoLA Mr.. Gillum, WAS printed Mr..
GHian-Mr GIllum is an experienced farmer
near Bristol Kendall CO. Illinois
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Nsw Yopl MAxx,r Nov. 3i-Four$6 7oa
Ga. Gram spiritci demand for wheat for ~
port and tie home trade, with an advance Of
from To Be Sales aic made nt 81 i1al,0 ac.
curaur TO quality Rye quiet Mt 9lay2c.
Oats, firm at ilai9c Cc,n easler aud dali
at .itTS,
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sonable Reduction Tor large families, &c MS
osFicE OF Iue c. { r |, R; r Cog

Joliet, III, Nov, |, 1883. !
NOTICE is hereby gwen. that the annual
~ meeting oi the stockholders OF the I Il X.
l. railroad company, Tor the election oi direc-
tors, and he Transaction OF such other business Ms
mly be presented, will be held at the fremont
House, IN the city Of Chicago, on Monday, the
nineteenth day 1T December, 1853, commencing
at II O'Clock A NJ ions 3. JEWS, Prsst.
n D. ELwoop, Ssoy. November 5-l2-iw,
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h"'NNi ,'I",' nu'"s ,'e S,ny W. 'i' 800,
-, Wv 90, :" we" 49, ',,,'''i'' "a;
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,L,.,r ,,s,,,.,i,, h,,, A., No., D,,r,r., tl, tLrr.
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49, N,..,..i,,,; nod, , ,,., If ,I,,,t ten p,,ir-
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,oun,hn,, Be,ori the rromontory Of Ur,.a. a
,.,.c. eel, .i,, -. f,..., ,'.sI hat n,.s,l b.t.rp
tIh. ,l.,,y,r.J -, .,l h,,u,i,,lb ,rh,. which
was rsrr,,,ly Irlln,Lsd and offered the most
.,,r,r and ,,mncllnu. op,lorarr She WAS
f,,l,v,i n. , distance bv n pumb,r If govern.
mont b,,.s L,, pn,.. nf them ,,ty,np.rl to m
tcrf,re with her. ar with the cutters If the GIf
6,r,pt vc.s.ls yI,.b Nar, s,urdug i'm advance
of her TIN, rrrsau,e Of the SOU, Iron aprcartd
u cause TO ln,errnption to the inland commerce.
f,r ths hlv was at all time, studded wr,h large
I iurks and hundreds Of su.All craft passing UP auI
down.
On Tuesday. the l2lh, m answer arrived
from Jrdd, stating rhl, the Emrvror had ar
pointed an officer Of the higlc-t rank 10 pro.
coed 10 Ura.l and receive the letter of the Pres
IIent Il the United States, ard Sati-iact.t'
proofs having been given to Conmodutc itrI>
: lhl; this appointment came directly hom The
imperial government, It was arranged that the
interview should take place On tie morning It
the li'h. We understand ;hat he Commodore
was first informed On his ouNnl that NaSa'srki
was the proper point from which To negotiate
with the lnpausscs government, hut he replied
that req lest ~ proceed ;hl,her would be An
insult to his government
The japanese selected The small town Of Con
hama, about three miles south OF lrasa, tor the
nierNew. On The morning 81 me Ii'N Tue NHS
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a., .Lo,c TL. I, .,,,.,,,r ami tho D..p,,y Gov.
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u.ysl ,rl b....sffl .b,O.
IA, C,a,rD..I r., W.. ,..,or,,.I ,rr. the Am.
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a PROCLAMATION.

J. JoEL A. MArTEsoN, Governor Of the State
OF Illinois, do hereby set apart and recommend
Thursddy the ?lth dayof November merit, as q
day Of PRAYER and Thanksgiving to Almighty
Cop, for the manifold blessings conferred on the
State Of Illinois, as well "a the entire Un.ver.e
It becomes n great and prosperous Nation, ike
onra. Mt stated times. To close all The avenues of
labor, and give one entire day to meditation ani
Thanksgiving To the Giyer Of ali blessings, for
His signal protection and bounty in times past.
and to impure continuance Of His kind regard
IN future.
Done Al the City Of Springfield. this Gath
{ day Of October, a. ID. 1853.
Il. 81 J. A. MA"rESoN,
BIZ the Governor.
A. STARyE, Ser|ury If Sa,e
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We are authorized to announce b b. FELLOWS
a. candidate for Treasurer. at the fall election
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B,fruo NarG,r. NV ad--Ralhcr moro
steady. Flonr. g Sl.6ls Wheat. market
firm ut 81 l6Al 90 Corn 6laGac. OAt.. sJc
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E'Jair Of Ni,Ldel .NcNabor. dec d.

PURSUANT TO an order OF tho county cUur,
at LA Sale county. notice Is hereby gwen.
ihniall persons having claims against the estate OF
Michael Vic Nhhon late oI sad county, deceased,
are required To produce the same in writing and
ME lh-m In sand court on the 81 Monday in De-
cembernrGt, when aud where such claimants are
requested to appear for the purpose OF having
their claims ADJUSTED N lur.uauc- ol law.
n5-6w' 1Hos. u, ELICIT, Err
Morris G1Eeft, please copy.
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The FAIR of the Mechanic. Institute If Chicago
Is now being held. |; commenced the lst INST,
and will continue lh.s week
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ST Lor,s MAIKLr. Nov. lst--fi"ur, SIS S5s
b 80. Wheat, spr,ng 90ass, winter 81 GOAL &c
Com. new Itaiic. Barley 6Oc. Rye sic.
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N a 4 &C,

THE persons who took the harrow and seroper
| from ihe cas-, side OF Fox nver, viii please
bring them back i, they want TO saye costs and
other trouble u5-tw' J. s NITcHrLI,
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CtNkL By-INE,s -- The statement Of receipts
and shipment, ON the l.I.uol, and Michigan Canal
I on The Chicago office dyrrs thr month Of Oc,,
tob,r, wiz by found ~ our commercTl ruumes
The tolls received at the Collectors oficc m this
city during he same PERIOD amounted to SllSIS
2i-trirg an advance of = 235 - o.. the receipts
,l %, rr,,uu, month. The amount Of toll. re-.
rrireI during the month OF Ortrote ioI the past
three sessions alr thus given:
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VI n ~ En- n VA EsI M "a .
FALL FASHIONS
miss HOSSACR

WIoS HOoSHvK
TASrecrived her tail ind winter stock ofmlllI-
| ] merry and would respectfully invite the ladies'
To call and examine her stock OF bonnets, silks,
vclve,s, gloves, &c.
BIr1chlng aud pressing done as usual.
Laiirs attend Dress making under the supe-
r,n,-nlrncr of Miss Holman November5
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THE Subscriber. residing in Ottawa has taken
/ up stray colt, of a hight hay color, with a
star on the forehead. and ahouta y-arold. Iiwa.
hrs, seen following an emrmnt team, between
here aud Morris nS-3w' JAcoB KNIT
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Foreign News.
ARKlCALUF THE ARCTIC.

New, York Oct. Sl,h, Q 4. ~
The steamship ArIio arrived at her dock at 3
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. She brings ?20 pas
sengers and da.rs from Liverpool 10 the 18th.
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25 Barrels
S OOO ui,c ii,i,c ,iltuy..

l y The wayut herring, pipes. tobacco. and these
i night Sroc,nas, may lr found Tor snlc " hole
-nlr hnI retail, at IS tErtvERS
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REMOVAL!
The Banner Store

INt.movlng to he store occupied ~ lockwood
No ,, Rrdjick' : hrIok block Allan invited
10 call. tN"Vem5er > A. \ TurrLE.
I UNBER waCon--one new lumber wagon for
II sale hy October 20 l. u. SMITH.
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PARTIEs.-Your enjoyment of party de-
ponds far less upon what you find there, than
on what you carry with you. The vain, the
ambitious, the designing, will be full Of
anxiety when they GO; and of disappoint-
ment when they return. A short triumph
will be followed by deep modification. and
the selfishness of their aims defeats itself.
If you 60 to see, and to hear. and to make the
best of whatever occurs, with disposition
to admire all that is beautiful and to sympa-
thize in the pleasures of others, you can hard.
ly fail to spend the time pleasantly. The
less you think of yourself and your claims
to attention, the better. If you are much at.
tended to, receive it modestly, and consider
it as happy accident; if you are little no.
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EXPLOITATION or AFRICA. - The Unit

EXPLORATION OF AFRICA. = The United
States ship John Adams sailed from the river
Gambia on the l4th OF February, having on
board Commander Lynch, of the United
States Navy, who arrived there the day previ-
Gus. A letter in the Journal of Commerce
says that Commander Lynch is under orders
from the Secretary of the Navy. in connexion
with the Pennsylvania Colonization Society,
to examine the West Coast of Africa, and
decide upon location suitable. in regard to
healthfulness, fertility, &C., for the coloni
cation of our free colored population. He
had orders for any United States vessel he
might fall in with to transport him to what.
ever point he might wish to proceed. Con.
gress declined making any appropriation; ant
hence, we suppose, it must drop, SO far as ar
exploration Of the interior of Africa was de-
sired.
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PLEASURE OF REApIsG.-Of all the amuse.

PLEASURE OF REApING.-Of all the amuse-
ments that can possibly be imagined for a
working man, after daily tolls, or in the in
tervas, there is nothing like reading news.
paper or book. 1t calls for no bodily exrtion,
of which he has already had enough, perhaps
too much. 1t relieves his home of dullness.
Nay, it accompanies him to his next days
work, and gives him something to think of be-
sides the mere mechanical. drudgery of his
every day occupation; something he can en-
joy while absent, and look forward to with
more pleasure. If were to pray for taste
which would stand by me under every vari-
ETY. of circumstances, and be a source Of hap
piness and cheerfulness to me through life,
and shield against all its ills, however
things might go amiss, and the world frow n
upon me, it would be taste for reading.
Herschel.
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EA beautiful young lady having invited
plain, elderly gentleman to dance with her
he was astonished at the condescenson, and
believing that she was in love with him, in a
very pressing manner desired to know, why
she had selected him from the rest OF the
company.
Because, SIR replied the lady, my hus-
band commanded me to select such a pa t.
ner, as should give him no cause for jeal-
ousy.
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n-"Me." said little wilhelmina, 81
don't think Solomon was SO rich as they say
he was"
"Why, my dear!" said her astonished ma.
"Because he slept with his fathers! and [
think if, he had been so very rich, he would
have had bed OF his owns
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TMessra Greatrake & Chapin's supply
Of large maps of the State of Indiana. it will
be recollected by many subscribers, became
exhausted last week, but they now have the
pleasure to announce that they have receiv-
ed bountiful supply, which they will deliver
t. subscribers without delay. All who want
a map of our state, had better call immedi
ately, as Messrs. G. & c. will leave in about
three days.
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~Snooks possesses an inquiring mind
Railways wants to know something abopt
something. He is at present prosecuting the
inquiry, "Who will beat in the human race!''
This is a question of great Importance and
should engage the attention of scientific
men.
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nA youth went into BARRIERS shop the
other day to get scraped. The barber having
adjusted the cloth and soaped the smooth skin
left him and went longing about the door,
AS soon as the young gent saw him saunter-
ing, he impatiently called out: "Well what
are you leaving me all this time for!" "Sir,'
said he."pm waiting until your beard grows"
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ftrThe pittsburr journal notices the Z,

GTThe Pittsbug Journal notices the con-
duct of conductor on the Pennsylvania
Railroad that should ronsign him to retiracy.
The Journal states that the conductor stop
ped the train near Greensburg and put off a
man laboring under severe indisposition be-
cause he was 30 unfortunate as not to have
money to settle his fare. He pushed the
poor fellow from the platform, and from ex-
haustion, the rupture of blood vessel, or
some other cause, he expired, before the cars
got again under way.
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- Economy is good thing, and should
be practiced by all, but it should show
itself in denying ourselves not 10 Opposing
others. We see persons spending dollar az
ter dollar foolishly one hour, and in the next
trying to save penny off wook-sawyer,
coal-heaver, or market woman. Such things
are disgraceful if not dishonest.
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The Boston Bee SAYS:

"Gen Peaslee, the newly appointed Col.
lector Of Boston, 10 in state OF SIEGE No
less than fifteen hundred ravenous applicants
for the two hundred Offices in his gift had, at
last accounts, driven him to the confines Of q
single bed room in the fremont House. in
the fourth story. One Of Hobbs patent locks
was yesterday put on the door,"
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ftAra What dear. qood man that Cen

o." What dear, good man that Gen.
Pierce must be-" observed Mrs. Partington.
1.-THE papers say his Cabinet are all to be
confirmed on Monday. It's pleasant to think
that he will have christian associates around
him. Still don't know that it's best to
have them all belong to one church." And
the old lady went to sleep while musing on
SO important topic.
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GT A fellow coming out of the tavern one
ice morning, rather blue, fell on the door step.
Trying to regain his footing, he remarked, elf,
a. the Bible says, the wicked stand ca slip
perry places must belong to different lass,
for it is more than can do"
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"An idea of the business done at our
Post Office may be inferred from the follow
ing lit of information from our accomodat-
ing post master, w H. Chandler, Esq. Mr.. C.
informed us that on Saturday last 746 per.
sons called and transacted business ut the
Office between "A. NJ. and P. NJ, exclusive
Of such as called and were sent empty away
II was not brisk day either.
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[coRRE.reKDzxcE OF THE RrruBLlc.l

[coRRE.rsHDsScE THE RrrusLrc.l
APRIL -, 1853.
The city has been filled with rumors to-day
concerning extensive changes Of employees in
the Sixth A uditor's Office; none were made,
however, up to 3P. NJ.
Many changes of postmasters have been
made lately, the President in Council having
ordered the following appointments, vix:
John Welborne, at Eufauls, Alabama.
H. d. Bennett, at Ann Arbor, Michigan.
John s. Evans, at Stockton, California.
John A. Patrick, at San Jo.e California.
w. D. Williams, at Placerville, California.
Phillip w. Keyser, at Marysville, Califor-
MIA.
Montgomery Bryant. at Lexington Missou-
ri. 49,
Benjamin S'inson, at Evansville, Indiana.
Martin w. Rutter, at New Albany, Indi-
ana.
Armstrong Hadden, At Uniohtown, Pa.
- Clayton, (the Democratic elector fol
that DISTRICT at Pottsville, Pa.
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wlHOLEsALE DIZZY GOODS.

WHOLESALE DRH GOODSe
JOHNSON & FRENCH have NOS on hand one OF the
d best Sc ected stocks Of Dry Goods ever offered 70
the trade of Evansville consisting OF verthing In that
line which offer for sale favorable terms
any House IN the West. Their stoci has been selected
with great care expressly for this trade and exclusively
from first and Country
and dealers generally invited to give them CALL
they can pledge themselves cell low and as ia
vorabIc terms the quantities be purchased
either in or OF Evansville. fap2ol
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UsELEss.-To expect a clerk to be homes
for salary of So week and BOARD himself,
and just as useless to expect his employer to
be honest when he pays it.
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OF The noble steamer r. ]. Ward was at
our wharf yesterday morning for New Or
leans, with good trip for the season. Hon.
Solomon Downs, Of La, was among the pas
sengers.
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" The no Sc warranted to stand
without trying" which man bought at auc-
ton the other day, is offered for sale by the
purchaser, with the guaranty that che will
not move without whipping
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OF True benevolence is to give man
the smallpox and then have him taken to
the pest house as a nuisance
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If You CAx.-Every man ought to pay his
debts, ifhe can. Every man ought to get mar
ried. il he can. Every man should do bis
work to suit bis customers, if he can. Every
wife should sometimes hold her tongue, il she
can. Every lawyer should sometimes tell the
truth, IL he can. Every man ought to mind
his own business and let other peoples alone
IL he can.. Every man should take q news.
paper, and pay 'or it anyhow.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-26

20 There 10 no longer any doubt about
who win be the Post Master at this place.
We have seen "the documents" in the pos
session of Ben Stinson. He will immedi.
s.-'v enter NO. ~ .s--''-- Of the Office.