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NEW DRY GOODS! CHEAPER
~ THAN EVER IL MILLHIaER 4 BRO

NE w DRY GOODS. CHEAPER
~ THAN EvER!!-J. MILLHIsER BRO !,
having Just opened their second supply of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS, purchased at the Northern
Markets at very reduced prices offer the same to the
public and their customers no will favor them with
a call, at unusually low PRICES
Iheif stock Of goods is very complete: csnsisting
OF all the new styles in Dress Goods and Silks White
Goods of every description; NeedIework, Embroids.
RES Of great variety; Lace Mts. Cotton Hose. Irish
thing useful and desirable They are determined to
sell good bargains to all who may call on Them
j. MfLLHIsER BRO.
NJ B. A better assortment in rich and cbe&o BON.
NET RIBBONS IL not TO be found In the city than
we can exhibit. tmys) J. M. BRO.
MARBLE WORKS.-MTLTE Err e
WI VINCENT. MARBLE WORKERS, on Main
between Fifth end Sixth streets -MONUAENTS
TOMBS, FONTS, FURNITURE MARBLE, &c. or
Foreign and Domestic Marble, executed in the most
modern and best style of the art.
Persons ordering work from Us may rely on having
their orders promptly executed
Monumental Drawings on hand for inspection.
nv 8 dim 3
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WANTED-Thirty Laboring HANDS
" on the line of the R. F and P. R. R.. about y
miles from Richmond to lay track Apply to
w N BRAGG, Sup't of Road.
Office r. F. and P r. r. Co...
Richmond, May IL, 1854.
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WANTED-To hire by the month. or
W for the balance of the year. three four able
bodied MEN to work on the Dredging Machine on
James River 81 miles below the city, (slaves pre-
ferred.) -
The highest wages will be paid, in monthly nav.
ments. Apply to Talbot & Brother, Shockoe F ouI,-
dry, or the Superintendent, James Richardson on
board the Boat mve 5t*
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If the young man, MORSE or MERGE, from
Chesterfield who has sister in Richmond, will call
on me he may hear of somethng to his advantage.
my II St* w. M JR
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Meeting of the Boat Company.

A,au adjourned meeting Of the persons 'nie-
rested in the new ferry over the river at Ottawa,
held at the cour, house. on The fourth day Of
March, $ Crock was chosen president, and bfon-
son Murray secretary.
1t wa. then
Res0irsd, I ha, the new trustees have power 10
settle with the old trustees.
R.solptd, Tia, the trustees elected AT the pre-
yious meeting, having rendered their resignation
., be next moved that the resignation Of me present
trustees he accepted, and committee appointed
BIZ the chair to nominate others.
The committee reported, and thereupon J'mes
Reed. Arthur L,wm1n hadF I. Libby were elected
Tor the ensuing year.
The old trustees reported that their clam
.cains, the terry concern Is Sl2052, besides what
i due to Mr.. rs|t~0ke
1t WIS then
Reso!rsd, That the sum Of one bundled an'
twenty dollar. be raised by contribution OF tw'
dollars by each member and paid over to Ihe ne"
trustees, who shall issue 10 the contributors TICK
els to the value OF iheircontriscnons, which tex
els shall be receivable in paymen, tor icriaee.
kesolrsd, That Mr.. Pembrokeb" PAID 'h''''
dollars 10 settle his nccoun, against the ru''tts'
! Resolved, That this meeting adjourn
SyLvAsUs { RooE, Pres.
! GEoNsoY .NuRSAy, See.
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The ipportIuutuCui.


The sppor,ianment for senatorial districts Is
a. follows.
81. The county Of COX, one senator.
81 The Counties OF lake aud McllenTy one
senator
Sd The counties OF Boone, Osle, Wnnebago
and Carroll one senator.
iGh The Counties ef 10 Davis and Stevenson
one senator.
9th The counties Of WIN Du Page Kendall
Irgguoi5 aud h,nkakcr, one senator
1Ih The counties l., sale, Grun y, Living
ston ani Rmeau. one senator.
Sth The counties of Peoria, Marshall, Putnam
and Wnndlyrl, one senator
9h The counties of llendcrssn Warren, Mcr-
GER Rock lslAul, Henry All Stuk one senator.
10 Ia The Counties OF Fulton and Knox. one
senator.
llh The counties ofSehuylcr Hancock and
Med, nough me senator
l2h The counties Of Adams aud Blown, one
senator.
18Th The counties Of Pike, Calhoun aud Scott
Bnt senator.
! l.,h The counties OF Green. Macoupin and
Jcrsy. one senator.
( 18th The counties Of S4nsan.on and Morgan
one senator.
I 10Th The counties If Champaign Dewitt, Ma
r"n, Mouluie, CHRISTIAN, Shelby and Mclean,
/ nae senator.
l7th 7he counties OF Clss, M,na,d. Logan,
/ MIsou and Zarewsll one senator.
I 18Th J'hs COMMITTEES olFerm,lliun. Coles, Cum
heranl Hnl EiI.r one senator.
I l9.h THe Counties Of Clarke, Fayette, Eting
hsuA. JIspsC LIwsunce ami Crawford, one sena
tor.
goth Iae counties # JEFF rson. WAYNE, Ed
~Uds, Nawb. h, Marion, Clay and Richmond
oge senator
?Is; ne counties Of Madison Bond and Mont
gOmrry, mo senator.
ga Tue eoantes Of Monroe and St. Clair, one
ssuntvr
Esd The counties of Williamson, Saline, Ham.
titon White and Franklin
eth The counties Of Randolph. Washington
Clinton. Perry aud Jack son one senator.
25lh The counties OF Alexander, Uglon, Pope
Hardin aud GallaiiR, one senator.
The representative districts ara to numerou,
for US to insert. We will mention those in whct
> our readers are most interested
S7,h The county of yermi.ion, one repressn
tat,e.
Ssth Tne county Of Mclean one representa-
tive.
5s,h The county OF Tizevell, one representa-
I tive.
40th, The counties Of Henderson, aud War
rem, one representative.
i2I The Counties Of Marshall. Wooiford al
: Putnam, one Representative
n asa The coun,ie. OF LaSAlle, Livingston an
/ Grunly, two representatives.
ASH The county Of Kendall, ore represents
tive
45h The counties Of viii, trguois, DlPae
! and kluslSee three representatives..
o 46th The cnundes OF Kane and DvNa!b, tvs
II representatives.
, 47Ih Tue county Of Bureau, one represents
tive.
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4. Fon NrpnAsKA-Cap,ain d. s. Gibbs, who
in getting upa company to emgra,s to Ne
braska, has published letter, in which he Gays
the company,is formed for the expires. purpose Of
going to Council Bluff,end when il arrives there,
every man has Alright. recognized by the Gus
tom Of the country, 10 make o claim 10 go
ncres Of land, not taken up by another. THIS he
10 entitled to purcbaeo at Government price
when II comes into market and no one will be
allowed to ovor.bid him. IL II be IN the power
Of the people Of that country to rreTen. Il.
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At meeting Of the citizens of farm Ridge,
La Sale County. Illinois. without distinction Of
party, assembled agreeable to appointment. on
the 81 Of March, fur the purpose of expressing
their views on the suhjec, Of the odiuus Nebras
ka bill now pending before Congress.
j. p. Wiswall was called TO the chair, and I,
b. Hinman chusen secretary. The meeting be
ing organized. committee consisting Of Elmer
BALDWIN, J. l. Human P. F Allen, and NJ A,
Dewey were appointed to draf, resolutions. The
meeting was then addressed By several speakers.
after which the committee reported the following
preamble, aud resolutions.
Believing that God has made of one blood all
natIons Of man 10 dwell upon all the face Of the
earth. and that each and every person is en-.
lowed bs hi. creator With equal rights and to
deny which Is 10 assume preroyatives not right.
fol delegated to any man. much less the pnwe,
to buy, sell, or en.lave his fellow man. and 10
sanction and extend the practice, is treason
asans, God, a violations Of the rights Of man.
and q ber'e.qre on repubcanisms. il Inst and
dIssracefnI to The country aud humanity There.
force
Resolrei That we regard the bill. now before
Congress. f'r the Organization Of the kansas and
Nebraska Ierrtoue-, with liberty To introduce
Slavery, is base violation Of solemn apr.e.
ment, as an nsul, to the free states, and AZ re
volu'ionary in its tendency.
Resoirtd That should said bill become law
!. will release the free states and the citizens
thereoffrom oil obligations to abide BY any of
thecompromises on the subject Of Slavery
Re'oired That as slavery is aggressive and
seeking by every possible intrigue to extend its
AGRA. There Is no salty for freedom bu, in the
most perscverng and determind resistance 10 its
encroacbmen,s and eternal hostility to its de
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RIOT.

MILWAUKEE,, March I.
Riot and bloodshed this afternoon at about four
o'clock An election figh, took place at the First
Ward Poll in this CITY. ari.ng out Of the chal
longing Of German bv an lfi-hman. Resulted
in riot in which hundreds participated Ger
mans and Irish fought a close fight for short
time. The officers being unable to quell them
Shortly the Irishmen began to throw stones,
brick a..
The Germans fed 10 the buildings in the
neighborhood, whose windows were broken by
the missiles.
Sheriff Page was badly hurt, md dozen or
more persons were knocked down md wounded
severely. Blood flowing freely There is RI
-.o- that two men. = German and az lri.hman
Il is probably not sn.
Byron Ki'bourn. 'he regularly rorina,ed Dem
ocrair candidate elected Mayor By a majority
probably, Of 800
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STATE or ILLINOIS, In SALE Co,p'y 81:
In Sale circuit court. IN Nay term, 1851 I.e.
l1nl Bnbcock es. Elizabeth J. Babcocs-
bill for divorce
/ appearing from mn affidavit on file in tho
] clerks Office Of the circuit court Of said comfy
that Elizabeth ] Bnbcock. the defendant, is no,
n resident Of the state Of Illinois, and the COM
piainant hnvine fled hish hill Of complaint herein.
and summons having Issued thereon according TO
law
Notice is therefore hereby given to The s,ii Eli
zlbeih j. Bahcock, rhni unless Won personally he
and ann~ar before the circuit cour, oFsad county,
on The FIRST DIV NJ the next term thereof h- ho-
don nj the court hons" in Ottawa. on the Sth day
OF Naynryt and plead, answer. demur. or e1.
ccpito snid corpnnanis bill Of complaint. The
same willie tnkcn ne confessed nv you. and The
matters md things therein nravea for dccrord ac-
cordnrv ."t r. LiNntrv. Ti.rl
Clover & Cook for com. March i-iw.
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The Vote IN The Illinois Legislature
On The Nebraska Ball.

I
Ayes-Messrs Bryan Corier Cockle, Davis
Dr,rirh. Howard, Jernsau. Kuykeudall, Morton,
OKean Mnlveuy. Parker Parsons. Wyrn-li
Noes-Me~-rs Campbell, Cook Gillespie,
Gudey, Judd, Osgood. Palmer Ialco1s-s.
IL THE House.
Avcs-Mesars Bridges, Buchanan, Blcsmas'
ter. Chisty, Cochran, Fuukhnn.er, Joucs. King
Lorao, MadiaS, Manly, Mckee, Moulton, Nixon
Phillipa, rraiher, Randolph. Shields, S'hIey
Singleton. Sloan. Snyder. Solomon Stcrre,t
S.uphin, Thomas. Turner, Williamson, Wolf
Wright. Young. Mr. Speaker.-Sl
Noes-Bell, Blodge't. Crawford, Cu''om, Oar
nell, DEMO. Enoch Eno.. Howard, Nai.ho''
Matthew. Miller, Narrarore, Potter of pE'r
Potter Of La. ale, Kamsey. Rlns,ead, S'areuek
Widstaaly.
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lipauce ia Rreadstnfs--C Gar '9e'fs '"n XXX
o,ifiou Var inevitable FrGncs "'s"''''
A,~tria; T,.rnish torns Jombaraed
Nrw YoRk. March SIN
p,,,5.mF, are rising, wheat advanced -''
aur 4. com rather more dong s'"' al
The Car reieSt. the new proposal"
him.
Var considered inevitable ,,, ,r,,,,s
T,.,f-Iiyrrpoul. Wednesday; S,ooo "o'l
embarked from Liverpool 10 day. r,;,,.
T'', r,,.k ,nsurr.ction has gained i"in''na
n, br-dw,y: ,nrn being under arms ioF i''' w.
Macedonia, the lila $40, ;um.di
II stated that n Austria does nov l''', '.'',
,,ely dcclar herself france WI '1,m a" "', a.,
Of 10, 600 men on the Italian fi'n''', w.
same on tho Rhine Fr0nucrf1no s'n' -
operate in Italy. This statemeH H.
lisbrleived. a., prss;,p,
secret dispatch states that tbs Ne''''"'
are bomJarilng Ru'l'hucE' ,., A., Rns
There Is very doubtful report 'n'' 'ne
slams have taken seven Turkish ships OF war
Great enthusiasm in favor oil Wal was
ing IN Britain. t.,
Another w,liie manifesto has been isSued' oN
the Car l,au, ing nine men por every thousand
until April p.;,,
Batnwn has been bombarded by the Russian
fleet. but without doing much mischief ,r,
Rutchuch WAS bombaTied on the lOIh oi f'u
Tuary.
The Turks were taken by surprise
One of their steamers was much damaged ahD
sia large aud seven small vessls rendered unse'
! vceablr , -,
( Carroll Spencer, L. S Minister, arrived al
/ Cons,antncple ON the -. in S'ransc' "" we
| same evening the Hungarian and i'ah'h Gun
/ grants gave him n serenads.
Turkish subjects have been placed under pro
! lection Of Austrian agents,
! A letter from Pari. states that the rcrY no"
the Gar To N,poleons letter. is couchei IN term
sn offensive to Louis Napoleon himself mat
has been decided not to publish IT,
Letters from Cnnstantmope state that ie
cion Of Jews had been formed, and placed at tn
dlsposal fthe Sultan
4 dreadful Gallery explosl'r had take
Mace ut Inchel near wegau, loo men wer
killed.
The Lord Chamberlain has fled Mr. Birt
anan ,h,, he may appear III whatever dress
pleases.
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STATE or ILLINOIS. La Spilr Covrfv, Sc;
Ia SALE circmt court, 10 Mar term, 4 D.
isot Nil Nsiscu Ann L'rhrlon'. Levi
Llgh,oo, Iorrr Mitchell. John Mitchell. Sa.
rnh Ann Peter-on. CAM" Petersen, Marh.
Fellows. Benjamin B. Fellows, and Peter Ne.
snn--ln chancey
TT appearing from IN affidavit on file in the
/ clerk : Office Of the cirrnt court nfsai county,
TINT Canu,r Peterson md S0rnh Ann Peterson
Two OF the above named defendants are not resi-
Dc Iis Of the state of llLois md tho complainant
having filed hlshi'l of complaint herein md sum.
mons having issued thereon 1ccorlurto law.
Notice Is therefore he-rhy hiven to the said a.
mute Peterson and nar1h Ann Peterson, that nm
l"a- cube aninrp"ar before the circui, count Of
s7id county. on he first day Of the newt term
thereof 10 b" holden Mt the court house in O'ilw
on the h day OF NAV next. md plead. answer,
demur or except In snid romplainnrts bin ofcom-
plant, the same vii h." taken 1srorfr-scd hv you,
aud the matters M! tbias> ,h.-riu pravri for de.
creed accordingly = LrvnLrv Clerk.
Glover & Cook so, for com. March Iliw,
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w WANTED,
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

To The heirs-dt-i1,rOf George Gallagher, deed.
and all Others interested ia his estate
NOTl Els hereby given, that on Monday,
Y the 5th day OF June next, lhe June term
ol The county court of In Sale county, Illinois to
be holden ut the court house in Ottawa. shall file
n petition in the sail county court, praying for Nh
order. pursuant to the statute. 10 authorize me 10
sell the whole or 80 much of the real estate he
longing 70 the estate of George Gallagher decd,
late Of said county will he sufficient to pay the
debts Of SAID deceased, when aud where all per-
sons interested IN said real estate nr- requested TO
appear and how cause II any they have, why II
should not be So Id TOR the purpose aforesaid.
mari low RorpRT1. GALL. ,GuER, 4 im'r.
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Railroad Election.

Al meeting Of the stockholders Of Tho West
ern Air Line Railroad Company. in Lacop, on
Last Monday, the following gentlemen were cleo,
ed Director. for the ensuing year: Messrs. Fish.
er. whippe Perry, Fem, Gest, Sweet, and
Thompson. The Board was organized By the
election Of F.. Gest ESQ. Of Cincinnati, Ohio
President Mr.. Theodore Perry, Vice President,
Gen. L. a. whipple, Secretary; Ira l. Fem
Treasurer; and Mrssrs. Ramsey d Fleming. AT.
rorncvs. Col Samuel u Curtis Of ST. Louis
Engineer in Chief Mlrshai Co Sentinel
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hat Mr.. J. s. Georges to commence class in
the exceedingly interesting and useful study OF
Physiology and Hygiene, on Wednesday the 80
Mr. George has been to considerable expense
IN getting a full se,t OF plate. illustrating
the science. These plated are Of great use in
pursuing this branch Of learning; as they keep
continually before the pupils eye, the study
which he is learning They are to Physiology
what maps are to geography. Bes des these
Mr. George has skeleton, which the scholars
can examine a. at any time.
This is q department; Of learning that has
heretofore. been altogether too much neglected
and We are glad to learn that measures are be
ing taken. to teach it as it out to be fought; By
illustration and the natural skeleton. 1t is the
only manner to make it interesting to the scbol.
ar, and impress !, on his mind so as to be re.
membered. Provisions are made to have n
cc,ure 10 the class once in two weeks BY
some Of our physicians. Mr. George has been
teaching here for seme time, and our citizens
generally are fully aware Of his Qualification.
for successful teacher
The class is to lave one recitation every day
ard those that belong to his school are to be ad
mitted free, and those who merely wish to avail
themselves Of the opportunity to pursue thi.
study alone will be charged two dollars pei
quarter.
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FARM Frs,

Look TO yout interests aud raise tie best croI
NNr N "a - 1zs me
DY thu subscriber, COO Acrvs Of INK sow.d
ID for which will pay Cash at the OIL Mll.lS
in Ottawa.
Flax seed to lend Tor sowing.
Corn, in tie Ear or Shclicd, ground n, 4
times, and fresh ground corn and oil zeal an,
Graham -four, for sale at the oil mill.
March film. VIE. NF- J. ScRurr.
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Estate of Cbnric, " Simmons i'ci
NOTICE Is hereby given, to al person. having
~ claims against the estate ofCharla- " SIM
mons. deceased. late Of In Sale county, His, to
present the sam- for n lus'mrni and Srttlemrr'to
the county court OF Ia Sale county. alta regular
term thrreof to BE- holden ut Ottawa. in sad
county. nthe l.t Mon day Of Nav, A y 1857
March Low JAMES SlMaoss, Admir-
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Illinois River Bridge,

The corporates named in the bridge charter
will meet on Monday next, TO open books Tor
subscriptions to the stock.
We are assured that $4,000 will be immcd'
a'cly takenin the CITY, and tina, Mr.. David
stravn guarantees 10000 on the south side,
To cover the balance, it is proper that the
township olOttawa subscribe $4,000 more, for
which purpose an election Will be called As soon
As the preliminary arrangements can be made.
We do not propose 10 say any more IN favor o
this subscription On the part Of the township thI'
week, except ,hatif the people want the bridge
if they desire to keep equal pace with our neigh
bors Mt Is Sale, we must hare a bridge! And
TO geia bridge We must raise the money to
build it.
Every man knows--who knows ANYTHING
that the stock will pay well, AVID that If it ia
speculation for private capitil it will be dono'y
me for the town Let us all then go TO work
with the determination that We viii haze
B,'iqe. ard il will he bull, with much less diff
Guilty than We generally suppose.
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To ALL wuoMIT MAY CONCERN

To Nd WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
TAKE Notice, that nj n sale Of lo's AMI lnnd-
j fnrthe taxes due for the year 1852 n, the court
house in Ounwn, La Sale county inps. on the
l4th dav of June. 4 D. 1883 by the Treasurer Of
said county. D G underh purchased 30 Al 100
acre. in the Nv Or Of the ar dissection IS. town
ship 80 range 5E, part ofthe 81 prncip, lmrr.dian
and thereafter duly assigned The certificate ofpur.
chase therefor to the undersigned The time OF
redemption from said sale vii expire on the 18th
day of June. A. d. 1855
march ,--3w N. f.. IIoLLfsTFR.
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STAINING At THE PciIs--A case Of stahhing
occurred Yesterday at the polls in the Fourth
Ward. The injured man ia named Jack vii
llama, baker in the employ Of Trevitt H,v
wood II is not known nv whom the on'rago
was committed. II grew out Of challenge Of
votes. II was thought lasi evening" that Williams
was not fatally wounded The police report con.
siderable disturbance through the day in The 9th
er Wnrls although nothing serious occurred as
to lead 10 any arrests Gu Press.
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E,lnt. Of Dnni.l NnrrLN Iecd

PURSUANT to an order Of the county court
l of In Sale county, notice u hereby gwen,
tbatoU persons having aims n -alnSt the estate Of
Daniel Murphy l1tr oC said county, deceuse'
arr ,cqur"d to produce the Snme IN writing md
file them in said rourl ON he ? Monday in May
next, when aud where such claimants rfe
requested TO srpenr f1r The purpose Of having
their claims adjusted IN rursuauce OF law.
March II. JoHN SWEENEY. Admir-
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Rosnrnr Sunday evening the store Of
Field and Rounds, IN LaSalle. was entered by
means Of n los, key, the safe brcksn open, and
81 800 stolen therefron. No clue has 90 yet
been Oh, aimed OF the thieves
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Yesterday morning the Boarding house at En-
terprlse, l.? miles below ths city, was dee.
troyed by FIRE. The entire loss ia about $4,000
We were informed that there was no insurance
on the building but our information Is not rra.
BILE. The building belonged to Capt McCor.
mie -.rerY rhior.
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The Ia SALE RloTEss-The trial Of those
charged with the murder Of Mr.. Story, Who
took venue to Kane county, took place last
week I, occupied about week. The ,esiiro
nv in the case was closed on "Wednesday eve.
uing: fer vii h he Cause waa argued till o'ci>ck
on Friday. Saturday morning the jury returned a
verdict of guilty Of murder again.t Kern bren'
nan, Michael Tevey and James Tewey, and q
verdict of m,uslaughtev against Martin Ryan
fixing eight year. q, the period o: hi, condne'
ment ID the penitentiary.
The prisoners have obtained new trial on
the ground that,one Of the Jurors had previous ts
.he trial expressed an opinion.
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We arc nu'horized IN announce Mr. DAVID r.
GREGG n. candidate f,r re election to the Office
of Constable. at the next ensuing election
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We are authorized TO announce Mr. G.. "
EARL, ms a candidate for the office Of Town Con
stable, al the next ensuing election.
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White Sulphur Spring House
...... OF Jllincis.

mr. way brt,ascn Oftawn and La Sale
T'HlS pace is known ns the Great White Sui.
phur Sprin.s." which are lrealy made the re.
sort of hundreds who seek the west for then
health, and to mss the pleasant seasons in our
prairie land. The propr leior offers best in,
durenients TO the travelling public. March 4.
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svaisa CGop.-Ouf farmers are beginning to
put in their Spring wheat Put 10 large crops,
for Europe must be fed II We arc not very
much mistaken there will DO siream Of gold
running from Europe directly TO Tho granaries Of
our prairie farmers, for the next two years.
Mr.. a;!!;sen IA elected Mayor Of Chicago by
abou, 100 majority
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The Bolivians are abou, to march upon Lima,
it ia said, with force Of 200 men, bu, ms, Mt
pressn, awaiting revolution m their own be-
half in some OF the Peruvian Provinces.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-11

We have received a copy Of the Auditors
Tabular Statement. Of tie assessors returns,
for which Hon. c. r. Potter has our thanks.
The aggregate value ofpropery IA assessed is
*os4,7l5963, and the total amour. Of tax is
si,lOs53s.
The following from the Chicago Democrat
which is takqr from the report will be interest.
ns to our f'rmers.
Domestic Animals IN IllIuois, and their