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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11

An ALLIGATOR IN IuwN.- The famous Louis.
lana alligator which we noticed several weeks
ago, was exhibited in Ottawa on Thursday after
noon last and was visited by very large portion
of our citizens. He is OWNED BY Sir &. i. Nor.
gan, who had him captured IN Birds Nest lake
on Red River, aud Is on his way with him to the
Worlds Fair.
This monster is aboa, i : long ard weighs
over 400 pounds and, as ii has been ascertalned
toy naurall.s that the alligator attans the great
est age ofany living animal from the fact tina,
they never grow over foot in 40 years, and il is
inferred that this one is at least 400 years old.
He appears r~rfectly quiescent-laying IN his
cage as docile ns il be was sleeping suffering
his keeper at pleasure TO open his large Jaws to
show his teeth AM mons,rous mouth. The alliga
tor only eats in the hottest part of summer
generally in August. And it !. then only that
he is dangerous; for he will siczc anything that
comes in his way TO make u dinner Of In the
colder part Of the year he secretes himself in deep
holes in the mud and remains there in a state Of
torpor until 1t gets warm again when he again
makes his appearance. In Southern Africa,
amoug certain tribes Of the natives. tile crocodile
or alligator is worshiped as god, from the fact
that he is supposed to be immortal none having
ever been found dead Among these tribes,
each village has 1t crocodile god shch they af.
firm has been there from all eternity. The tradi
ton Of its exlstonce having been handed down
from one generation to another for hundreds Of
years.
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Esiate Of Abroham Ri.ycy deed

DURSuANT to an order Of the county court Of
La Sale county, notice is hereby gwen, that
ali persons having claims against the estate OF
Abraham Richey, late OF said county, deceased,
nrr reonircd TO produce the snme ~ writing and
file them i'm said court on the LIST Monday IN .lu.
gust, next. when and where such claimants are
requested to appear andhnve theirclnims adjusted
according to law. June IL ]. W. RicnEy.
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CHURNS, CHURNS.
oirumen G Earmerp. Attention

O'Noil's Paton, Atmospheric, Lever Churn
"AS taken the premiums NJ three fairs IN DIT
j L lerent states, and many citizens OF tbs place
who witnessed its operation ut the Manson
ilouse can testify to its superiority overonyc hurn
ever hcinr. invented Mr. O'Nell claims that,
from It's superiorpowerasa applied to cream, NOR,
butter can be produced from The same quantity OF
cream. with less labor, and ~ much shorter Tune,
th,nnny churns heretofore in usc. IN shot,, the
churns need no recommendation, az lheywill rec
ommend themselves.
haven contrnc, for the making ofose hundred
Of these churns, aud hope soonto be able iosnpply
the demand.
For .nle by May 2s.) G. l.. THOMPSON,
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VA GDvW "a az : ECo

I WOULD lake this occasion to inform the pub
| lie that have sold my share in the business MS
the clothing store in Ottawa will still he carried on
by him. and we no pc that all wishing TO purchase
clothing will give him call II. haslust received
a large lot OF new clothing, which he vii sell
cheaper than ever, at the old stand, west side OF
the court house formerly occupiedby Amasn Fos-
tor Dunr ll-A3-3wl W ii Low N,TEIS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11

THE CoNrGAcr FOR ANOTHER RAILROAD LII
We see it stated upon the best authority that, the
CONTRACT, for building the S.. Charles and M's.s'
sippi Air Line Railroad from Chicago to Galeua,
has been let and the papers made out and lie
lycrei The road Is to be completed in two
Yeats lom the date ni the contract and delivered
m,o the hand, Of the company on the Isl Of JAnu
AIRY 1886.
This road VIII be another feeder to the South
I'm Michigan road and l., We believe pushed
ahead by that company
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11

The extensive glas'work. uf Ay.-r-. B,kew,ll
Pierce d Co are now on tirs, and from the RAPID
Iiy with which the flames aye extending hfough
the building. here sno doub, but that the whole
establishment will be consumed. The manufac
tory is the most extensive one II the kind ives, II
the mountains. The loss is very heavy. Partly
lnsutel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11

AyoruE SOFA Fru>r-pr Cavlsly has started
s soda Fountain at l, drug store AMI VIII sup
ply AL Who area thIr.,' with dr.ico.. glass
Of ibis healthy beverage for @arpence gl,ss.
Just l5y him li YOU don't believe i.
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uypRoruosA-Thc Canton Register says that
a calf owned by hlr @, Jones, OF that vicinity was
attacked with this malaiy IN Sunday the 29'h
ult 1t was supposed to have been bitten last
fan
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11

UlNNL's SAIouS-Mr H,mall has again
opened his saloon, on Canal street, over hs Con
f-ciiouary, and viii As formerly, be happy to
tickle the palate Of lis friend. with his superior
ice cream He has entirely ref.rui,hed the
room, and added = nuub-r OF more than ordi
nary converiences He invites all who wish
glass to give hima call
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A dandv fell into ihc FIRE few days since, and
being unable 10 rise, his head was entirely con
sumed--luekily, however, il contained nothing of
value.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11

NARRlED--At Chris, rhurph. Ottawa, Jane
>. by Rev e z Cark ruto ! p,uNi,N, Of
yrrmiIgly.ir, to Mss SABAH \. lo.T ol Farm
Ridge.
\. the Gcsor Hpl.r Ottawa jane 9th by
Rev j I bu,'ul Mr. EowEg NuSruy, To- Miss
MARY J,>g Lose. all OF Lowell, Ii sale CO.
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FANCY AND COM M ON
DYES AND DlEN GODS.
Spirits, Liquors & Wines,
,S~rrrElY MEplctSAL =.

y FIITIl MLnININAL =
WINDOW GLASS OF various sizes
hEr,HT7-F IEIrNJ--EA,ty ARTICLE,
Cologne and Essential OUs
tuRkN-Borrir, WINS, Drmliohus sc
sl RjES-llcrDs, Extracts. Root Bark .&c
sung ruENlUkk-gAIkSE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In fact we have everything Ia br found in frs.
rr'r Dug store and vrarr determined 10 gave
sall>hcuuuloa! who mag lsyorUs--ast QrhMTv
aud PRICES. Juuct
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Dry Gods Cheaper than ever

TT To. TWNT M 'HITV w IN
The proprietor at the Cheap Store, No, lcv,
Lake ST, hn wing removed 10 No iO2, one doc,
ucst. now offers to the public the cheapest and
hestselecrcd Stock OF Dry and Fancy Go DDS aver
offered IN { hicagn, to which he would ln'lle ne
attention of country Merchants PeuiaIs ard The
public in general before purchasing elsewhere In
his stock will br found every article 1t the Dry IL
Fancy Goods Depnrm, mis-, such as Shrilnes,
Sheeiings. Linens. Prints, DE LANES. Bsragrs,
Lawns, silks, Shnwls Cloths Cnssmefes, ves,lrgs
Gloves, Hosiery. & C. also n large assortment ct
Jewelry, Fancy Boxes, Accordeons, and all kinds
OF Notions constantly on hand.
n b. Don't forget No, 1902, l.ate No 100.
Wholesale Rooms up staiIs-Reid below.
Inrl J. B SHAY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11

Victims 10 The influence of -pirit rsppings'
are being carried to insane hospital, and the gray
in great numbers. Every exchange we read
mentions one OF more.
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Meeting OF the Ia Sale County A:uricul-
tnIal, lOtticuiture and IndusiIIal society.

Society met at the Cout House on Saturday,
Nav 2Sth, pursuant to call of the President.
The PRESIDENT aiter calling the meeting to or
der stated the Vbieet Of the call t. be, to make
arrangements preparatory to holding the annual
far Of The society
The ehairmen further urged upon The meeting
the necessity that existed Tor greater cNrtiluns IN
increasing the funds ct the suctrt,, and q. pro.
cUnnS new members, HuI inviting distinguished
cuisrn' aud Agricultural socltJlt, vi nrl.hburtns
c"u'les Ia participate wi'hu' iu riN,nE life w
ur, and eclat to uus first annual fam
Mh'rtUPun, u was moved aud seconded that,
IL l.. Brush, Gca. II. Noui. aut " l. Coe BE-
are they are hereby constituted a committee to
correspond with and invite DIR krnnico', Of Ch'ca
20 10 lecture al tue annual iA,r 9! tie society AZ
) p'emhcr.
Motion that u committee of he whole report
forthwith a premium list to be Offered at the au,
uaa, tar IN S,pt.
lhrcommirt,e after considerable discussion re-
plcd the following article, as worthy Of the
largest premiums winch The funds OF The society
viii WARRANT;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11

Look out for An lncrcace OF western produce.
Thirteen bundled emgfauts are now on their
way from Albany, to the fertile regions Of the
west. The more Of these the better. Producers
are contributors to the national wealth and pow.
err, and 10 the happiness Of the whole hguan fam.
iy
So ssys the Buffalo Republic, "ihe more the
better We have within a few Of this city thou.
sand Of acres Of most rich and fertile prairie land
upon which every one Of these emiGrants may
build n home which in a few years they would
not exchange for the riches Of India
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11

BUiLDNC-We are pleased to see that Mr. J
G. Naitinger Is pushing bis block, on the south
west corner Of the Court House square, ahead
with Ill possible despatch. The brick walls are
gradually making their way upwards and will
soon be completed. This is to be one OF the
finest block. in the city
Mr. J, Wood, has also nesrly completed the
foundation Of another block on the north enl Of
he square.
The mill on the corner Of Ia Sale and Water
streets is also progressing a. rapidly as possible
and will be ready for business by the first Of
September; or prhaps sooner. This will be un.
questonohly the finest mill in the county, if not
III the state
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11

SUPREME CovpE-1he Supreme Court for the
Sd Grand Division Of lie State of Illinois will
meet at Ottawa on Monday next
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11
VIZ NV sTLUdbLL DIoJVE y"
Great improvement Ia Artificial Teeth.
My. l. AcnuirnI no SIC,

Lake street Chicago, having purchased AU'n's
Patent Improved method at Setting mineral
'rrrth, takes pleasure IN Offering 10 ~, patrons =
Rea{aaR Substantial UPROT ENLN1, wIch
Only needs to be examined 10 he nppiccinied and
unquaUiirdy approved. The advantages OF tins
invention are perfect cleanliness, md lerltcl Ifte-
dom from any metallic or other unpleasant t,,e.
great strength, hghncss aud dumbily. Inc
mineral cement which TOMS p-fit ci VI l'noiihr
trrlh md plate, and an eracf imitation 81 moH"
urai gums, giving i,-Ike spprnISnc, Ii"' u Is
Impossible o obtain in any other way For refer
enc-s se- medals and diplomas, awarded" d. n
nspremiums ior lhe best Dental mrchannu III, nlto
sprcimrns 81 work nj his tflicr, No &C, corner
Luke and Dearborn streets, near The fremont
House June ..
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{ hfc,c Makers
Noticcto supcIyisois.

rAN find Cheshire cured yeunrts nj the store
I lune L. u SNIrn.
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LT,i.srsa' Exhibition Mp. Icon. eta-ur"n the
report ufouf Minister Secretary OF State, at the
Department "f thu Interior, We have decreed and
DECREE ~ fl'cvs
Art. | \ universal exhibition Of agricultural
and manufacturing productions w,.l be opened at
Paris IN the Place OF Industry, IN Marguy Square
ON The. 1T Of Nav, lS55, and VIII TIE yI"ssd on
Tie so Of September following The proiace
Of AL nations will De- admitted "a, this exhibition.
Art Tie guinsu,nuill exhibition which, ac-
cordlug to the terms Of the 5,h article Of he or
dnane OF Octoher4 1888 Was to have hrtn
opened on tie 1T of May, 1854, viii be lolned
to the universal exhibition.
Art. 5 An ul'rrior decree vii determine the
conditions on which the unyarsal exhibition will
be conducted th" regulations under whrh the
goods 10 he exhibited vii he placed, and the
variou. kinds Of produce .u,ctptlb,e'ot being Az
mtied.
Given at the Palace OF the Tui'rr'e'. The 5 h
Of Msrdh, 1853. NAlOLLON.
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MANILA Cordu-c!

4 IL sizrs--wlll be sold ns cheap NJ can be
~ bought a, Chicago, hy the coil or Otherwise
Batm'n lrr requested TO cal AMI Examine.
Jane II. l.. d SMrTU.
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was taken IN Morgan county on Monday upon Il
proposition to subscribe $50 600 to the stock Of
the jacksonville and Morgan Railroad We
learn by private dispatch 1.-THE Alton Courier
that it i certain lat the proposition is defeated
by about 100 majority. The vote Of lse Waver-
y precinct wa. as follow: For subscription 10,
az lin.t 1t 40.
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Court udiouins to day
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-09

Ma. Eotros:
In your Last number I find a call o" me,
Tower the signature Of X" Many Voss's. to
become a candidate for \ seat in the Lower
Branch Of our next State Legislature.
have had = good many friends TO request
mo to suffer my name IN bc run for that
office. ! feel il to be a very responsible office
At any time. hut more particularly 20 the
next session, ~ matters Of great Importance
To the State will doubtless spring up-ques-
tons that will call for the first talents OF
tho State. Therefore do not feel that
am sufficiently posted up on State policy,
could I be elected, to do nv constituents
justice. And IL | could do them justice ~
their representative. I would have to resign
the office I now hold. and run the risk OF
getting a higher, which il not always done
Therefore. I hope my friends will take the
NJ a legal excuse for not beconr.
lug = candidate.
Yours respectfully
r. r CRAIG.
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g0uATa OF mIY.

II IL customary for sdiloss 10 20 ,Dto
spssn,s abou, tho Fourth OF July. aud TO
'ndnc al least - column OF Granddaughter,
patriotism, in whisi George Washington,
tho signcrr of the Declaration NJ lad.t.s,,.
dencs, and the heroic dseds 81 our patti.
otto fathers, sre cl,opieisd ane~. Wo
shah waive for the prsseut this custom, and
content ourselves wy brief account Of
the manner Ia which tho day was cslebsa.
Ted in this county.
Al Powslton there wss an elegant bar.
bscus. which was very numssousiy Al.
tended. Several u the candidates for the
Legislature were present, and number Of
sho't spesrhes wcrc made by them. Tho
whole affair wound up with dance and,
~ there wsrc great many ladics in attend.
anes. sajoymsnt rsigned supreme.
We also hsd a celebration IN town. hot
Of somewhat different character. The
n,emt,srs N ths Temple Of Honor marched
in psocsssioa Ia the Cumberland prss5y.e.
rian Chsseh. where banner wac delivered
BY TIE Sisters Of shc Social Degree 10 tho
Tsmplss. Miss Mary Eliza Mason, DE-.
Iivsssd Tie banner ~ bshs'f Of the ladies,
sad Mr.. John Grain received il % the
representative 81 the ll'-,~rlsrs. Tho
spsseh Of Mus Mason, ia presenting IL.
banner. was alike crsditabis to her IN.
dsssssnding aud hsr heart, aud :uspivsd
essli"ss Of Tie livelissl Interest and pleas
ere. The reply Of NJ. Cram was also
. harry effort, aud Il bss hesn spoken
u In terms Of consnsadalion bv every oas
whom We have hoard mention H. Both
speeches were well calculated to enliss ID,
lsdiss asd gentlemen Of Marshall In the
sosls essss Of temperance. Ansr the d..
livery Of shsss spssehes. W we're favored
With On interesting temperance address. by
Lev. J. b. Tsllis. which was well received
by " audience.
TAs ssssmcntss .: he day we're Of On
impesssavs character The Chsrch was
allea viii lasgs asdlssss. whs sssa.sd 70
tsks . lively interest In them. We elm.
sssely tsust hat sls celebration will have
. tssdsssy Y awakss psblle ssstiesat to
NE impsstases Of ssstaining shs temper
oaee setornatiou.
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Cattle kagkat.
HoXao MlMo.

Tiru.a,~I- of parent. who u.r v-rniinse eonstas-i
IT Castor otl, ta'tanri Ac,, arr not aware Hat. h~
they apt-ar To- '-u-s the patient. they nr",ilv
laying the hr,wa''s'a f,s ~ diseases e0eh -
l,satcn, i,%- nj ZIG I. w-nkn~.. 81 tiTlp-. a..
In mnn,i~r column vii H. found the .Jvrtii,~s-at
II H"t>-n,ack. MeJiesw-. IL which ~ ak the
Aiseniiou of I'll dWreiy Interested ~, their avn ~e
their ch!fen'r health, IN t-srs CsfyyhaIi,is art
sll dsenrier. airing trim ''x-- If 4 MlikA. iyIr.
.i~s'hi mike u ii'r ny sunuDe mscri's llohrn
sack'- liver rVih
~ n. sx d.t.,t.d" hu, a.k fos licsss~a~ks
w",ts Sym. and Live, Pills. and "trr,lr ,hs' ..ch
ha. the .isnssur. II I'M perps~u~, J y f1O"EN
SACK. nsn~ rl.e an s~nnine.
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~ JsAss Osbiisrss has opened ths
canvass With he sssal snshsssssm. On
Saturday lsss h ssads two spssebss In ths
essaty. s~s u Msshsll. ssd smother Il
Priss's sehoel hssss SEVEN miles south Il
~ place. W. hsd he pleasure Of hs"
k.6 ~. Asse esd istsadsd reporting il IN
full. hat owiag 70 slekneas and pvsss Of
uc,k b.vs bssa compelled " lay il over.
with ashrr interesting nssssss. until our
ssfyt Issue
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INV s4'sv -es5l ~ Z
NAassALs. TssaA ~ !. Iee&
va, ~ ssAsssasssd ssssaia'ss sen.
u,ssss, 10 ssasedaass spsa H. sssal.aetisa
Of De psp,ls Of Nh Boafss.'s sshea'.
respectfully sspsss. sAas ~ sssss'ses y
ths pupsls In ~ vstsss bsaashss q ssi
enss tsts.s y. hes not only s'leissd oss
entire sasisfaeaIsn I'D appreciates. sst oss
highest sdmhaa'ca.
That Tie psoasisasy Of H. pspiIs IN
.hs,r varied sisdlss, ~ slhibsssd bssofe ~,
rejects not only credit spon shs sssehs'
for qsaliAe stioa and good discipline. bel
sdde character t. he community 1t large
That, inasesesd BY The Foregoing con
side,stions. the committee beg leave J" this
report, - friends of edscstion, ehsesfslty
10 recommend Mr.. Doofoey's School u
the patronage Of the psblic.
Respectfully Submitted.
d. =. JENNINGS.
l.. r. WlGFAl.l..
w. d. BARNES.
w. p. CLARK.
x. n. SrANSBCRY.
X. y. wOODSON,
Commaiee.
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I am a candidates Tor Governor OF this
State, aud most respectfully solicit your
sutlssgsx.
am opposed 10 division Of the STATE,
aud would veto any bill having tia. object
IN view.
am In favor Of m increase Of the Su
prcme Court Bench. and would recon.
mead M increase OF salary 10 the Jadges
Of tho supreme and District Courts, 40
soon a. the same can In dous IN accord
snce with the Constitution.
I would regard the educational fund. set
aside under thc Constitution, ~ most ~.
cred trusL wosld not bs willing To con.
tam:nxse il by turning h fr0sm It, lsgiti
mate channel. no matter how sp~cions the
course might sagy~ss
| would recommend 10 the Legislature
the necessity OF pasaing laws. compelling
the location OF all claims 70 land Of eve
~ description, within The shortest Prscsi.
cable and equitable time.
Il 10 absolutely necessary thst Tho State
should know what amos"s Of lands she
has, independent Of oil ssissing claims. aud
" here her clsmt arc sitsatsd.
The elaine u land being located. ssr.
veyed, aud returned, l wosld recommend
the survey Of the remaining public domai"
within certain bOunds at the expense OF The
State. into sections Of 04O acrss. and halt
sections, pursuing ~ near ~ possible the
plan Of the United States, in mailing ssrs
teys.
am opposed to the indlse riminats grant
ing Of Railroad charters to every arpll
cant. This coarse 10 ealcuistesi 70 :spss-
eiats confidence. and prevent Tie prosses-
ton Of works, which really eosA aad
wosld b. easrisd On.
There shosld b sons the<osshly d.
gestsd plan Of intss"al improvement sd0p.
tsd by the State, end until that plan 10
adopted. think that fsrthsr appropriations
Of land or money. wosld hs snviss and
impoli.ic, fri,ssriug away our pablo domain
aud treasure, without any essential benefit.
! am in favor. paramount " ~ Other
sehsn'ss. Of bsilding . gsss. tssek sosd
across our STATE 70 coansct viii I'D .hs
Opsiosses sad viehsbssu sesss. From III
masnitsds Of - eoassqssnsss y b d.
rived iroa this great wesi, 4 slaads 81 q
the common esdss. AZ ssstivas q ous
STATE sAosld lock spoe Il y ~ grsae
STATE rosts, whisa = dsseiasd y give Vial.
Ivy, slssaesh. an sieos, 70 svsey lsaessl
routs proposed, o. which nay - nsepoosd.
1hs SLATE Of Texas nsed nes sspsst ~ =
a. -
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The following qsos~ti"ns are taken from
he Picayune 81 the ID inst.
LtvEavonL clSssir'rArIrS.
Culinary .st t:,s.i WhAilsSg. u a I'VE
Middiinx. ~ I0I Fair. ..-..-le
F.oua.-Fr~a o. ~ to ~ IS
Pou9. --fvmu els y. 10 IS sT.
BAc0r. -tsams f'osn ~ t"Str.; rieas s6sss ~ S1e
shoulder ell ~ 81 sic.
lAan,--A's' =" w. ~
Covvge.-sl Nc.
twOcuLArs -tf,wa 3 IN Wr,
Su.Aa.- Br~n. frrm ~ To tic.;
B...,Sa. k-n,ncky tron ii W Ioc.
RsyswAx --fpp, =! To 2I
HAts kork --k~ntacky &! Gle.
skI~s Hen, IS Ia ~ beet, IN Lair ~: to 16e.
MOI ~ xs.--fruu ~ IN !t!s.
CANDIDA ~ Ar 20 - Gle,
k,cx-At%a AZ.
CosN.-Oftis.asy, 4. a ~.
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eIsses. u b sstinstsd shse "SOUV vosss
~ill b east n he nest s'sse'os. s~d " 70
DIR tsFsrsass shss ess taisd Of shess ore
whigs. Il - idas--woess shah 'd's-'os
dsosesats 70 esss their vosss Tor me" ~so'"
= -.
Il y row evident stand no chance Of eicc'
Nes. Chaa,bess. il Is conceded. will get
BET meagss vote Judge Evans With the
sppssse'e" s''sysd against nj" :" ire " ss''
ssd ~ iscs that Gov. w"'d vi" carry the
sosahern porto" 81 this S""g'sss'oeA' a"s'
niet by IN overwhelming ms;"f''y' ea"""'
hoPs u b. s'ss'sd' IL y s''s'"' '"A' INC
race 10 between NJ rsass ana |"'' -" oo'
NJ. Fsasr has @ssye" sg"'"a' "'" '" '"'
wsss Two gentlemen W. oA"ey """ wv
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az We hsvs bssn favored With visits
kcm NJ Crs~shaw. u ths hssss Of q. N.
ba1ty = Cot D. ". Fields, Esq.. Of ths
besss = 9sAleie 4 Co.; aud NJ. W. h.
Tslls, = ~ hssss n Tsrielsa, Whitins.
4 fsl1lA New Oglsssa W. rssemmssd
asss ssssls.sa Y ~ kindly a.ssat;ess u
~ htswda
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-09

(rs~ The Barbecue q PIECES school.
ksuss, ssvee mllss sossh of MarsAsli, on
Saturday isst, wss. ~ undsrstand. . very
ersdisaLic AlAir. There was quite large
enngreg sioa h attendance. but owing 10
~ rsso naay from town were prevented
fise goisg. A. ~ wess unwcI! we were
fssssd u 10y 1t home. spsschss were
delIvsssA ~ Jsdss OchilRss. and The cant
dtlatss ~ ~ 1.sxislstsss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-09

or Nv pablish ibis week tho Annouaes.
sscs. OF Judge Evans ~ . candidate for
Governor We AZ .lAo Authorised to pub.
hsh his letter. addressed n the public
m<stine h Chsschss county, accepting Nm
homiusiioa. whish will appear neat week