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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

az SAa zos esses esssa hgnsa, at 1oes. Ills.
3l4s bags black pepper Penang s1s1 sl.1, NaIASar
rs: IL sa Ia N. is ..:.s sa.i.l s: :s,
eseAa has hssn in improved demand, and the ssss Il
West lndia fer the week bare been S4 hhds as sta0
aras ana Bengal Ter which rather hsSs rsss. NV.
chained Refined b In better squsst ct an improve
neat Of o. to Is Aoe hhAs, 100 hbh Porto Rios and
10 boxes yeusv Havana at auction have found buyers
. full ntss BY private contract, $50 kc1ss Havana
eNs 11 have been seld terms not Aaas public and
x.: ~ s e, !.
70 Holland BY the factory RON 1st January u date ~
ony ssS e9s pious against go last year In ths Osa.
tAentsl msrksts generally there little doing At ST.
Retenburg they are hrmsr.
TALsw -The market has become very sat, and prices
naye declined 70 AS both III. spot asd fer .Prng
For next year there sellers at 4as
ERA - The market kss been sust this vsek IN s~tsi
Resn Il public sales Of III pigs declared fer to day;
es.nons last night. ths whole was sdnurnsJ Adylces
= net November mon Hsnkosg, nsts q dsAsisney q
ssns seov s0e ,bs 10 the shipussts to Great Bitaa
Tr- !anc. sss strsi,s oss - sss Cd; tin plates IN
Hi1sM l. " oess Us " 2ss @. Charcoal So to ass.
70 day heders have offered rather more freely: III.
eecs 70 5000 bales OF which 800 are to spccua-
tsrs and exporters the market closing quietly at above
quotations,
The adv.ses received this week from Am.r,,. a. o-.
slight sjury TO the crops from atsrms the souh and
ase Of rise in fregh At all the ports which had nors
shsn balanced the fall Ia prices oocasioned BY the
~eept Of unfavoasls accounts hence, and which
&ientiy veuid prevent thipMents being made to this
Dest for ZONE ts to lower ssas Of prices have
again revived the confidence Of holders aoh shaken
sst week ana hence the improved or eur market
ssne e preeat fer the prospect Of early rsnvest
nsnt ~ lever Prices 50 much anticipated Of late being
nov In great essurs disspated holders have heooms
gate ~ indifferent - they previously were aayions
TIE trade However evinee desire 70 operate beyond
eesr Immediate rec uirsn ents and they aust be sll
eeAessntly we'll osksd - enable them to purcAsss af
he zane ratio fer sSme tine a. vet perceive
~ tie Immediate future tie absence Of stinuatin0
ashs nsn yoursids)tuy DSs.vset Of material advance
ubss Dsseest Prices srgs aSStisn 10 cur stock now
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17
SUPREME COURT.

splngler, "a Jaeoby. E~or to McDonough,
Il ). BLACKWELL for appellant Purple 4 Cook
iofappellees. Opinion by Treat, CD.
A majority Of all the members elected to
either branch Of the general assembly, must con-
cur in the final passage ola bill Thi. is 'nds'
pen'abis To its becoming a law. without 1t, the
act has no force, The vote also must be taken
by ayes and Hocs and be entered IN the JOURNAL
and appear on the face thereof that the bill pass
cd by constitutional majority.
The journals OF the two houses become records
in The Office Of the Secretary of State. and may
be certified as such, under the seal of the State
The printed statute book ia evidhnce of the
acts contained therein. II is however not con
elusive, but may be corrected by the original.
acts on file in the Seereiary's oli,e, 1t is com
peteni 10 go behind printed statute and show
from the enrolled law. tina. it is enormously pub
lishei.
! Its clearly competent to show from the Jour
nal, of either branch Ut the Legislature, thst q
particular act wa"no, passed IN the mode pre-.
scribed by the constitution, and thus defeat ITS
operation altogether. 1t certainly was not the
intention Of the trainers of the constitution, that
the signatures Of the speakers and The executive
should furnish conclusive evidence Of The passage
ola law. The pr.sampiion indeed l. that az
act thus verified, became a law par,uant Ia tn,
requirements OF the constitution hut that pre-
sumption NAV be- nverthrown. II the Journal Is
losl or DESTROYED thu. presumption Will sustain
tho law, for i, Will be intended that the pro-
per entry was made IN the Journal But When
the journal is in exisiNnce, AMI it fails to show
that the act was passed in the mode prescribed
b. the constitution, the presumption is overcome
and the act mgsrflL
The &C! in question was signed by the speak
ers Of the two houses, and it received the assent
Of the executive prim. facis therefore, It became
slaw. But the journals Of the house of Repre-
Sentatives fail wholly to show tia, It passed
with the concurrence OF majority OF the mem
bers elect of thai body, It is therefore null and
void. Judgment reversed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17
Illinois Central 1IalltOad

The President of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company has made communication To the Board
Directors. detailing the present cond,Ion Of the
compmy anil IT. progress. II appears from ,hi,
statement that the total receipt. Of the company
up I" August were, s7SiO525 65 The total *
pcndturr- Sc 55S 2l6 IS. Cash on hand. 81 IS 2
300 %, The ways and means provided for the
further construction of the road show the cleve,
SUN of 80 Sl2765 90 This sum. added to thu, al
ready expended. makes the present oial provis
ions for the road, sl5,77 ISL 81. The report
says:
!, ia estimated that the total cost Of the roat
AID equipment, when complete. will be sl7. 900
900, which includes, in addition to the detailed
estimates ofthe engineer, liberal allowance f'r
Unrest on the bonds during the construction Of tho
rotI,hnd also for contingencies not anticipated o
e.,imn,ed Nothing has yet occurred in the pro
.fess OF the work induce the belief this estimate
will be exceeded unless TIE development Of hus
ne's upon the portions Of the road before its full
complexion shall demonstrate the necessity Of a
more extensive equipment ur larger outlay for sta
lion accommodations than was original, conten
plated.
Forty thousand fnns of iron have been received
The remainder 81 900 ton. IL expected to arrive
"a anon NJ wanted. The amount If money for
construction vet nnptovided fr. IL 81 ,22s0 20
The report show. hat the company have abund
ant provision made to meet this want. IN any Gun
tingrpry hat will be likely to occur. We see n,
reason To doubt the full completion Of the gr, al
work IN the course Of the next year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17
nn,nrntc 1iarilncs

Next Saturday the 2iIh inst, is the d-y ieE
holding democratic town meetings to elect dele
gates to the democratic county convention on the
so.h. Now. democrats, don't neglect your town
meetings. Let ustake liills nora n.ercs. IN
,he.e patty affairs. There is too little OF patty
spirit kept rp among us. for tho good Of the
county. Democrats and wings should not be SO
friendly as to prevent them from watching over
each others public acts. And unless We keep M
due degree If party spirit, this vii! inevitably
l,llow. Noi.ber party viii be wiling to expose
ic corruption Of tho other, and the treasury Will
made the prey of our petty osiciali.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17
Ernm 0rcyOu

Wehave dates from Oregon up to July 25tb
The election came IF ON the 9th ufthat month";
The next legislative assembly will be largely
Democratic, Gen 10 Lane Ex Governor of tn.
Territory Wre elected delegate to Congress. bu,
with mnjnrity much smaller than his previous
vote The refusal by the U 5 Senate to conArm
the nomination Of Judge Pratt, as Supreme Judge
for the Territory has caused great surprise.
The prospect for n very abundant, harvest is very
n ,t,sr,ng Wheat is v,rv fine. There la,
been M rain for two pnnth..
Gold, in small quantities, had been discovc
red IN tho river S,ns,nin. which |, one Of he
branches Of the Willamette. II has caused
some excitement in the vicinity. Provisions arc
abundant. Flour Is worth from eigh. " Ten
dollars per hundred POUNDS,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17
JOuN N DNUW NJ TTeb
8, FnAscIs, Secry.

Drowned The Peori, News says AS the
steamboat Excel was on her downward passa &c
on Sunday night last, when little above Chilli.
co,he an Irish woman by the name Of Burt, tell
overbonr d and was drowned. She and her son. n
lad about II years old, l. nd taken a deck passage
at Peru Tor ST Louis. They went into the hold
OF the vessel to sleep; the night being hot, the lad
could not sleep, and got up to walk about he u OF
returning us soon as she expected, she went gu!
and in the darkness stepped of the guard, ana
fell into the river. The alarm was immediately
given md the engine stopped. and the boats mhh
were unnvaiing. II is probable he wns carried
directly under the wheel and Instantly killed
Her little son was found in the forward part OF
the boat, and when he ascrr,ained ihat ms NON
er was lost, his grief was hear.rending, and his
situation excited the dtsp sympathy ofall present.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17

RoDDkRRY Is ruIs CITY ASp ARREsr or TUE
Thur IN WAHINGroS Go, Ws-OtIicer Meoy
OF Washington county Wis received Information
on Friday last, that robbery had been commit
ted on the American Car Manufacturing Co in
This city, and that there was strong ground.
for believing The property, consisting Of large
number Of tools, some Of them Of valuable kind
had been taken to Milwaukee. lie succeeded in
tracing the thief to house near Port ulao, be.
tween the lake and river in Washington Co The
lost property was found there and mtn named
VIM Ranken was arrested and brought back 10
this city. Raohen va. formerly in the employ
Of ,he Co, and The tools were found in bis poses.
sion, Oh Dam
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17
From tn" Chicago Democrat.
Immense Discovery Of Silver in New Mcxs

The scarcity Of silver v Ill soon cease 10 be 4
subject Of complain, lfthe reports in r, Grenc, to
me i"'e discoveries IN New M,xico broyc true.
According to alstIer IN the Rochester p.moc,nt
o. Saiatday, from III Paso. party Of vagab,.nd
MeA'c"hs discovered mine in tina mountain. Of
l.ns ofganos OF immense value, and sold il To
MI stephenson, wealthy miner living IN E
fdso who has built furnaces and hsci.nd, men,
HE place anu entered upon the business Of MI.
hhS on large scale. Shortly uftcr, an old nj.
ne', believing that this was not sol,sry mis-,
went upon "a prospecting expedition, and retained
loaded with Jumps Of ore. nearly pure -,Isr,-
lie was careful not 20 Disclose the place where be
'"nnd them. but afera few DAYS disappeared.
anu on MS return brought Mr. Hrnjree States
Attorney of Texas for the FL Pe-n district. To
whom ne hnd sold three f,urths of HI. mine
'"sA'e' states mat many expr,i,n,ed mln.ra
nav" '-''e. TIE NUE. aud with one assent. have
pronounced u uhequall,d IN Mexico ar ia. world
the VEN commences near the foot of The inn.
meii'e slrrr" of Los O,gano. on the SIDE OF a CO.
n"u, called Il, Curvs, and nm. d,r,c, m,o,hs
'h'hesi part al the mountains. thu. giving po.i.
tive Assurance that there can b. no ,xhus,i,n II
metal ior from the summit to the hnto,n II the
mountain extends enc solid mnss If lead and all,
yer, The principal vein is over fur acres in
w'd'h, and great number of less width branch
ou' right aud left. Eight pounds vi ore from the
'f"m the surface, yielded one dollar and over Of
SILVER, IN little emd,ada, ar ash furnace, where
more than "ne third al the silver was Lost. Eve.
~ 'ara OF depth that il dug display. metal ri.
CHI AMI richer. The work will be- eaui,5 on
ny me rfrsen owners on an immense scale, IA It
sev,d-n' they will mol sell having already been
offered immense sums of money for the mire
lhe statement OF The Democrats CORES pendent
m partially confirmed by the Santa Fe Gazette.
which give. substantially the same reports. and
states thu, Mr l!endrre, the purchaser If tho
mine. had subsequently, been killed a, FL Pa.o.
would be strange il We should have silver 70.
yer ~ New Mckee" after the immense gold ex.
c'iemen' of California and Australia |, would
seem AS ~ all the preciou, metals. after a coz.
eea'meot OF SO many centuries. had come to light
at once.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17
Ilrlyus CENTRAL RMlEoAD-We we're IA

IIrryus CENTRAL RAuEoAD.-We we're fl
vored TO day with a very agreeable visit from
A. J, Galloway, E.q, re>ldcnt Engineer on the
18th Division ofthc Illinois Central Rlilrond.--
Mr.. G.. i. nm old re.idcnter of La Sale county,
and be,jdes being perfect gentleman, has the
reputation of being the mos, accomplished en-.
gineer upon She southern division of this road
lie has kindly favoured US with a great mum.
Der Of facts connected With the progress Of the
work on lis Division, but rs we are a ii,tlt be
hind with our paper this week we are Obliged
to defer giving them until next week.
THE BANK os ArLAyrA--The New York Times
remarks; The fraud The Atlanta Bank Of Geor
gia continues to be imposed on the people Of the
Northwest. The owner Of the bogus concern i
the only man Of any prominence that continues to
defy the Backing Laws Of Illinois aud v ssousin.
O.her private Bankers Lave shown th,m.elsrs
content with The liberal privileges now afforded
by these laws. There is no sort Of ultimate secu.
rity for the notes Tie whole operation ia a spe
ccus of outlay. Even the Charter of the State
o. Georgia originally granted for very different
objects, and in good faith, has been a mnckery of
justice. 1t was seized upon for bogus use, with.
out anything Ike Il compliance with it. letter or
spirit, and the first directors made up Of non resi-
denis, and its notes first put aGrat inhe North
west. -Gcorgia is about the last state in the Union
likely to tolerate this traul upon her laws lon.
ger ,hnnthe offender can be reached by the Geor.
gia legislature.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17

Owing to the tills for the Agricultural Fair IN
Til. county, sui those for toe Duel lusniate
(wAehholds It's t,ir at at Heaaepin, the ith md
S Il Of October n-xl) coming ia ttii week, We
we're obliged to delay tie piJi5a.ion q or pa
PER one day. We hope our i.jenda VII pardon
u. for this deviation from or uiual punc'aallty
Let all uicn be a5 paactnalin attending to then
en.ageacBts as We are in printing orr raper and
this will DC happy woilL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17

DIED--ln this county on the 18th inst, II.s.
RET vile ol CIV stephenson and daughter OF Jas.
Williams. OF Ripley. Ohio. Aged "a years.
She lef many OF her relatives and trend but SIX
months ago, with smiIsg iacesgnd warm hearts,
for the West.
Bret was her soiourn in yonih's b"auteous bower,
She iloatrd calm sdowu hie's ittermg tied,
Brlgh, as the beams, and fragrant the flowers,
Amid who-e glowing hues she lived and dird
Ere tickle friendship filed her heart with tears.
Dr. passion mnrred the peace Other young years.
And she is dead death'scoidand whitening torch
tIaihqr 'nrhe 10 that young breast HE perumsd
fame,
She whom husband, brothers, sisters, loved so
much,
She whom her parents dear delight to name;
Frail n the tenure ri our mortal breath,
Yea Fin the mid. otlIie We are ia DEATH JET.
IRE WOOD 600 cords on hand. Prce -.
: September IL J"uN iio>sAok
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17
The Northern Pac,i.c Railroad Route

In giving an acuonnt, week ago. oil the arrl
val U.Ihe party Of Gov. Stevens a. the Yellow
stone, the ST Louis Republican protested To have
received private information from members Of n.
patty To The effect that the route ~ FAR as trav.rs
ed. WAS found IN many places utterly impractia
hle; thar II was destitute oftlmbcr or water nc
cas,onaiy for stretches of six days travel, and in
other places low und marshy. DC. The statement
statement bears the impress Of fals.hood OH the
face II, for II correct, what eed would there be
nj Gov. Steven. pursuing hi. explorations any fur.
lh"r He is To survey u pyaetiabie route: no, an
imprhcinble one. Bat we are happy 10 lind that
II Is IN total conf'c, with the accounts brought
from The samr point (he mouth Of the yellow.
stour) b. persons WIN accompanied Gov. J. and
trlurrek hy way II St Paui-. III. St. Panrs
Danocrat, m announcing the arrival at that place
~ The guides that went ont with Gov. s. states
that ait agreed IN saying that "Gev. Stevens and
The engineers were hisnly pleased with the route,
1t was found grn-raly very level, we'll watrred.
fres from marshes, with good productive soil.
and greater abundance of timber than they had
ANTICIPATED Thi, accnunt is nso confirmed by
letters received by the editor of the Dnmocrat--
Ii is strange tina, so respectable paper az the
Republican will permit its prejudice ag,in+, tho
northern route 70 lead it nu making soabsurd and
unjust a statement. On Dem
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17

Gov. MArrrsoN and family arrived here on
sa'nl day las, from New York where his excel.
lenry has been on business connected with the
interests OF eur State. We learn that they will
ieavr here for Springfield the Inst OF this week.
"enrver saw the Gov. look better than h. DOES
at present. While he was at New York we
learn that arrangements were made Tor the con-
siructon Of The railroad brlwesn here and La
porte. Nothing can stop The cut of now it vii
be ready for contract IN week or two.--Joi,.
Signal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17
5. ". RAYMOND Clerk -
I. L uetrck Sub Clerk a. In Sale cor

Sr,xrAvrous C,NrU,roN- Mr. Cogwal, ofthe
Ottawa Foundry informs Us, that about moni
since, during that dry spell he received and
piled upin bis ward. about 60 tons Of b,iamiu
GU, coal. A few days ago, he noticed the pie
smoakius and gu inspecting il, md that IN 'h'
vsrv centre Oh, near the ground 20 or SO bush
ell. were a mass Of IRE. having igniiel spon'ant
ously This was singular frcsk-and is the
inst instance we have heard Of coal thus tAkiu.
Gre. Yet, who knows gho many fres have or
gua.e ia ,he.ame way.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17

DAMAGES AGAINST TEtrGRarH Goa verdict
Of one hundred and eighteen dollars damages has
been recovered IN one Of the Ohio courts against
the Lake Erie Telegraph Company, for al error
in a despatch,
Che plaintiff ordered one handsome shawl from
New York, and The Telegraph ordered one Inn
Tr,I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17

THF .:"rs The min that fell about a week
since caused the rver TO raise ebout sX or seven
inches, Sut II has since fallen. md is now about
one or two lnchrs higher than we quoted last week
fest' rd0y morning there were about thirty inch.
es winter onthe tlrnnrpn Flats, and twenty
iour on The Spring creek bar. Large quantities Of
al kinds OF gram are being shipped up the river,
though the greater part is corn The boats mp
peario be carrying more passengers now than
they have ioi some time before. Freiyhts contn-
ae about the samr. Peru Chron
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17

|, will be remembered that we publishcd let
ter several weeks 80 from the III. Central Rail-
road Co, ia Which they agreed to carry stock and
other artilcs ilee to and from The State Fair, and
also to carry rhe In Commute free, TIA, Ieiusng
to make any deduction on the pnsser gers, as all
oilrr K. r. Cos in the state did. Since then,
howyycrAcialse has bsen made in the oii3ers OF
the Company, and we are g-at.iiel 10 learn, by
;hr following letter, thltt the new board are more
liberal lhoa the old one, and have readily given
their consen;,o a requ-s Ihatpassions's, TO Ihe far
mi hI be carried iog hell price.
IL CrNr r 4. OFTrcE
Chicago, Sept 2, l>j3.
D'qr Sir - have just received lac from our
Pres cui ulaes date 81 the 1,h enclosing yours io
hlm OF the 3 III. he desires ne TO accedr To yo',
request 10 carry p.- =Cu-rTs alta reduced rate D'
ihs Illinois Central Railroad on the occasion 81
the meeting OF Agricultural Society atSp '-,--
tilcd CuTcgUrWCut L. somewhat llTu"u az Ia
Salie but shu. cudeayor 90 add twn uur" pas
s-Ugsr cars 10 our stock there an rr9t', every
accommodation in or power on IT, ot-1s'.i.
Very respectfully yours, l. 3. NtSpN.
To BRuN-oN MgFEAy, Cor -rr-
ANpaz.s TAxoEaNA-l =, be- i' va's
Of 81, has been on exhib.u-a C-,; H. F-,
~..k " HIS city, and was visited ~ g barge
share Of our ciHz,us Nj A.. yicwsola ..u.a
ern Plantation, New Qlsans, S.. Louis, auI !. 81,
tn, all Of which places We have seen in reality
are certainly beautiful, and strictly accurate
Ills view Of London and the ChJys,al Palace ar,
The handsome. sights we Lave ever b,heid, ant
DISPLAY an artistic SAIL vh.clY deserve The high
es, praise.
Yesterday Mr.. y took sketch of the city
, Ottawa, from the LllG in South Ottawa, whel
was drawn for by the audience last night, an,
fsll to Mr. Peter Russell, who has pla. ed it in his
fdrntur. ware room on La Sale street, It j.
remarkably accurate, and is ql'e al ornament
having beautiful gilt frame around it.
Asa further Recommendation Of this Pannr
rama, We insert the following resolution pR~se,
by the Board Of Supervisors, Of this county 10
day Just before adjournment;
Rtsol-cd. That whereas the members Of til,
BuarI e Supervisors now in session IN tie city
Of Ottawa. IN and Or the county Of La Sale h4y'
witnessed with pleasure and satisfaction. The
magnificent Printing of Andrieu's on exhibition
in the court hou., the present week-anx'ous e
encourage surh works Of artistic MERIT woul,
recommend 20 the SHERIFF. our county TO tender
to Mr. Auar.eu Che thinks 81 this board for ih,
cnut,eau. manner n which the members OF thr
R.ra have been permitted to witness his work
OF artistic xii at pleasure and Furthermore W
would take thi. opportunity to say that We t.
gard the painting. abo7e ofavc;y higt order, and
would recommend them to the favourable con
siderable ofihe public
GEO. ". ARMSTRONG, Chairman,
s ". RAYMOND Clerk .
~ I t..-..i- 81 rt..t- xFr , = ~ -rvys-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17
Dangerous Illness OF Gen, Shields.

WeAre panied TO learn through the Edwards
vile Eag,ircr Of Saturday the 10Th inst, Of The
dangerous illness u our distinguished citizen
Gen. SHIELDS, lie Is at The house q Maj. HAR
Der, near Sparil, lU.-Heis at times deranged
and his situation is regarded as extremely crlIca!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17
nnnra of sunervlsors.

T'h. Board Of Supervisors adjourned to-day al
ter session Of SIX days. They wiIl mee''ann On
Monday the 2j.h inst, TO fnsh up such business
a.. could not b. reached al hi. session We shall
abl,h their proceeding. next wes-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17

McRTAItTy AMONG THE Enthusiastically one
thousand Indians of the Snake and Cheyenne
tribss. have recently died Of the small pox in
the neigbaprhood Of Utah. 1t Is stated tia'
three hundred bodies were in one instance piled
,osether and consumed by ire.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17

father ut ST Paul's IN Minnesota, and had lei, hi,
brother, boy older than himself. at Peru. The
oti'cerso the boat kindly took charge OF the lad.
and viii see that he is conveyed to his father -
Peru Chron
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Ottawa Market.

Sept l7th 1883
wheat, 7oa75c.-Corn, 5oa5ic.- Oits.-23i:5
Potatoes, ?0,2jc. No change lno.her articles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17

THE CEYsTAL PALACE SpEcuLAIIoS-The s'osb
Of lie Crystal Palace had a tumble often dollars
a share on FRIDAY. TIN, bring. it down to ten per
cent below par In jane !: was selling for $l7o
+ shty do,Iar' difference on share, the FIJI ia.
king place when tue exhibition is in lulI blast. has
i bad look FIR the spelgla,ona, ia pecuuiary
point OF view.