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4 FArMrHs LlrE.--f wi.' ccull see in oil
cur farmers disposition to magnify their calling
but have been yrieycd in many a farm house
To- listen to lamputailnrs over what they called
llcir hard lot have heard the rcsItvn's on L
subie farm all paid for. talk about drudgorY, and
never having their work done and few Or no
opportunities for their children: and especially !
have been sorry To hesr the females lament over
the bard fate oisumc promising youth of seven
teen or eighteen. who was admiralty filling up
his duties aud training himself for extensive Use
fulne's and influence They have made confrar.
sra between his si,usion coarscly clad and
working hard coming in iliigued, with some
college cousin. or yuupg man who CIetked it IL
store, till a, length the boy has become dissat
,siird, ard legged off ON bis tue iutrests and
happiness.
AIN c0nvcrslnt with no trucr scenes of enjoy
mcu' than have witnessed IN American farm
houses and even log cabins. where the father M
der the Influences of enlightened christianity, and
sound views Of life, has gone with his family, a,
| the world has termed it, into the woods. Tho
| land is hs own and be has every iNduCcment
/ tulmproyc IL; be fuls very healthy employ mon'
/ i,r himself and family and Is never Mt a loss {,
/ fud materials to occupy his mind. ! do no
/ IT., 1 the physician has more occasion FER rpscarcl
/ than the farmer; the proper food for animals vii
/ alore constitute a wide and lasting field for in
yc,tiga'lon. The daily journal of farmer ia
source Of much interest to himself and other.
The records Of hls aburs the expression Of hi
hopra ard the nature of his fears the opinions @
/ his nclyhbOrs, the result Of his experiments, th
I entire sum total of his operations, will prove
deep source Of pleasure to any thinking man |
the establishment Of agricultural societies, an,
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! b. hH,ny N the pqisrs of Lake MchlJ,u
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llvIich NJ cn,.,., so,,io5 u,a '
,rainip, ,bs I,tos .b,s ws,I ro.I.',. ,',.,,'
dobe,tcr than To give on. cx.g,r, f,nn ry G,.
animal ,onn,t Il, Cli.,c.. "' '''
! "a ror,ic,I,r o.,,,,,,,,i,n ,r,e c,so ,,,io -,
fotteGe Lake and tb,. D,s Limo ,,y,, ,,,,l -.
view of ccrp,,;,, nor,;o,s ,r ..cI c,,l, ,l.,,,,,
/ Al. sbol,,d tLrre.rlr move f,yorsbr I'm, :, ,,,
found that no SAVING copli Ii, .dac,.d hy .r,,, -,
arrangement. Pnrtape Lake is a surra..i,p =,
/ ponds On the same level c.nrcr,,,d with c,,J
other and with the D,s pl,pps River and -
/ tending nhon, .Ix mr!c- toward. Cb,y,v, r,yn
nearly IN the direction q. the canal line n,
surface Of the water at an ordinary starn i IO,
/ feet above Lnkc Michigan and The nlul in IN,
! bottom i. g,npraIly from, to q feet pb,ye LAX,
Michigan on from | to " feet above lie b,,tpr
# the canal 70 cxcfye'e ILe canal 10 lher,ogi
lite depth through these ponds and the u,r-hr.
! in ,hcir border. would be attended with or,,,
difficulty. aud cost far exceeding that ar max po
n through cut along the borders oftlc lcmar,hcs On
ground more favorable Tn. cx,uiuet.c .cn Of tl.
Dog PLANES river ,psr,'tcd M lrss u,,f,vn,,ll, ,
then that Of pur,ore Lake The he'd nC tb,.
stream f,r lat miles below the poiot where ,br
clnal enter. the valley. exr.p in A few r,,rns and
fnr short distance, only i. rom 2 tn 70 fee,
above bottom of canal. and rrihiny wLo,rycr
could he pairoi by orcnp,ing any pmtion Of tn.
channel as the ,ili'nlt, of Grspp-Iuy Of or keen
n, ont the water. of the rIypr to make the pecr-
.,rv excavations. would more than balance the
lmnn ion of thr quantity to be exc.yateI by
,.rb loc,iion'
Now 'he facts stated in the above extract as
well ne others Of inpprran.e having A be,rior
upon Ills subject. were nsccrtainpd ard comru.
nicl'ed TO the public some cigL,csn g.ara a..o
na no ono at that tine. presume. cu.,d have
understood them better than Mr. O,i., fur Lc
Interested himsolf deeply in everything which re-.
lated Ia the construction Of the canal BIT this
was long since and hr has f,r many Years past
had i m nd 10 ertirrly absorbed by o,l.rrimp,r
hN' matters. mat t -, 'rhap4, not strange
that ha .hnni have forgotten the ftcls which. |
tlnk must then have been familiar to him.
Hy reference tn Mr. Ogdeu'- letter. it will be
soon tia lie ha- entirely mistake, the elevation
ard 81 arac'er Of the country through whirh his
rrop-s Il channel is TO tG made. lie remarks as
follows:
"A' the junction Of the western outlet Of Mud
Like with the Drs pnn"- the .uritce Of the
. lat /
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A skating match took place IN thc Canal NJ
Elmira recently, between Patrick Brown and
George Tate colorcd mer. Distance one mile
Brown won the stakcs--2e0--wi'h ease. com
ING cut five rods ahead, limo two minutes
eight seckonda Five hundred dollars changed
hands on this OCCASION.
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NUBRAsEA NEETING. A meeting Of ci',zen-
without distinction Of party. held at Nov Mirhi
gan Liviues on copn'y. iliaui-. March Sth, 1854
ior tho prrro " p t"s ing AGAINST the repeal
Of the Missouri con. u'ouiso: Daniel Mcintosh
J'hG lhl..ol, ,7llF 4 Whuuly, bcirg chu,
en- cormi''e on resoiu'luu, presented the fol-
lowing which tier flll discussion w,ie unani-
mou-ly odop'rj
Wherea., We believe that the extension Of slr.
very into territory, now fee, would be most dis
a-trous to jhn Unrest, of such territory. as
we'll as direc, invasion Of the rights Of frce
lttOscrs eve'v warrr; therefore Re Owed. That
We regard that clause Of the bill orranising
the teut1ry Of Nebraska which makes void
tack upon the vital intres;s Of the free states.
nj hsa BETRAYAL Of most solemn com.
pac between lie North and the South
Resolved, That Stephen Douglls by h.
b"e trca,hery 10 the interests Of the NORTH;
BY his groes misrepresentation or the wiahc- o!
tn people OF Illinois, and by his low trucking
sujserviency to all the demands Of the slave
dealers and slave drivers, has recommended him
self as Il, subject to the slavery ~ loyes, and
as such, We too would recommend him to his
masters ~ the South, and assufe them that we
have no farther need Of his services,
Resolved, Thnt,he approval Of he repeal ol
the Missouri compromise by The Legislature
OF Illinois, is smi ari in priacpe and in char
ac,rr wiI their act Ht previous session for the
establishment of slavery in Illinois, and like
that act it is n gross insult 10 the people o! L.
/ l,nois, and a foul blot upon our legislature rec.
oris.
Resolved. Tha, the resolutions passed by III.
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There j. not IN the world dr,l.cr creature
;han the Russian soldier. When for the tiisi
time Young country man throws over Inn Tie
grey cloak and takes the gun on his shoulder, one
can think OF noiuug more unNeIjy and aVk
ward than sgsh hclu. But this seemingly 60
Upcut shows himself IN 81 a.tuui,hn.iy short
.luc, capaui. OF he greatest mproycmeu,ln any
Guuctlun. The germ Of all that Is noble aud
common, I'll that IL good and bad, lies h,d'n IT,
HIM. It lies OF course in all men; but devc'oTes
isc.i in the most Heterogeneous manifestations
among no people so easily aud speedily as among
the Su,slaus.
The Russian soldier Is brave, cogariv, honest
tlciNi>h, humane, cruel, dthSpnt lazy, everything
according TO the pattern cf hl+ chief With the
proper management everything can be made Of
han, lat ielg to himself he is no hing; and with
on, tho influence ufuJhers would carry all his
talents, undcyeoped to the grave. saving Ger
ain good naturcduc,s, and an inii,trUc'ible Ia
hrty. There Is some truth IN what n German
uilrer once sad to me- half in earnest aud holf IN
pike III were to command one of my soldiers t0
-rt to and coaippsc a song he would Unt
hesitate to obey aud the song would be forth
coming whahcr good OF bad, We need not stay
10 determine
At all events. this blind cbcdrc"--a child Of
fear and Of firm faith IN the iIf,litility o. hi,
gulr; forms peculiar and conspicuous trait 10
the character Of the Russian soldiers as in gcner
al Of the Russian people.
The unconditional confidence. which amorc
ffccr people, not rank and station, but only ac-
tendency Of spirit can secure, has in Rnssln, ot
ten heen the molhcr OF great deeds Who will
no; here call to mind flom the late Turkish war
that characteristic auccdo'e which has preserved
to US the words exchanged between a Russian
and German, on the occasion Of storminy fort
The German cortcmplates the deiences with an
experienced eve and gives "a his opinion that il
i. irno. Die to take the frt "liow so-im
possible" cries the Russian amazed; Why the
Emperor has commanded III.
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The trial Of J. =. Fish, who shot Gerrn,
bov last summer while stealing apples fom lis
orchard in Ohio City, has Just been concluded nt
Cleveland 1hr Jury brought in a veric, O..
mansaughtcr, vi h n Recommendation TO mercy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-25

INrorrNyr " 1RJR--A pari. correspondent
Of lhc Y Tines, mentions the following very
remarkable discovery.
a very remarkable discovery, was announ.
cod to the Academy OF science hv NJ Dumas
ia t- last sitting. He stated that NJ st Clair
Dcyille had succeeded in obtaining from clv, II
metal rs white and brilliant rs silver, a. m.llea.
hlr as gold and as .,h' as glass. 1t il fusiole
ut a moderate temperature, Ar and damp DO
not affect this = c'al which is called aluminium
- j. retains its hrilliancv and il not Effected ny
nitric or sulphnrc acid either strong or diluted,
if the temperature he not raiacd It is only
ajsolvcd by very hot chlorhydrlc acid. Several
specimens were exhibited to the Academy, and
on the pro?osi'ion Of Baron Thenard. it was yo-
ted unanimously that n sum should be placed ut
the disposal Of NJ. st Clair Devi!le to enable
him to make experiments on large scale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-25

.SElzrRE cF AZ AIFRICAY ErciMER-Wc
haze intelligence If tha se.zlro Of the American
steamer Black Warrior, by the Cuban autho,g-
ties. The ground of this extreme measure Is
n charge against the vessel, OF having some cot
ton on beard as freight, not Sc; down III the man.
fest. The captain and crew of the Black War.
rinr abandoned the s'esmcr and went on beard
the L. 5. steamship Fulton
Dispatches are on the way to Washington,
winch no doubt will give all facts of the case 1t
would te premature to pronounce n Judge
men; N the matter until We have fuller pArticu.
lars Of the occurrence.
From the brief tclcgraphic statement, it would
appear that tie steamer Black Warrior had
become amcnlat'c to q Penalty for the iniring
mcnt of the revenue llws Of Cuba
l. ia distinctly stated that there was cottor
on board which was not down ON the manifrs,
Of the ship. cargo This would Justify n suspi,
c.on Of coutrabnni de-g, although those In
tcrrstrd in the vessel NIGH, have been perfect
" honest IN their statement, tina. the cotton
was shipped for New York and not to the porl
Of lIava0na.-Ner York Ercai0g Post.
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Dentistry
SMITH. VI. D.. Surgeon
Es-s-S DcRiis'. residing AZ Ottawa, soc
CsrTyyY licis the patronage ol lhccltlzens
oiOuawanu aud vicinity
AL work in the line ofhie profession WILDE done
ina lIorkmdEliEc ma0ncr, GDd lIUrdHicd.
Residence on the East side ut Fox River.
Office in Sanger & Armour brick block over
L. Raugh- Clothing Store. Office hours ioui .
o'clock, A.M.to5 5r. NJ.
p. S.-Ladies waited upon at ,hcjrrrsid"ncc II
requested. Ottawa, July -.
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Carriage and Wagon Mandatory,
7 G GAY wouldiuorm hIs trends and custo
~ mcrs that he mas removed tr his new shopa'
thrsonrh Yves, rorucrollh, pubIicsquarc. .whcl, nt
wi'lronunu,thr oir1rragrs tu1",.
auG wugou,tu the .aI,sjaE, mvs' approved -ty,rs
Gsinga pra ncu workman h, ilattrrs himsciilhn
hrcahhGi,d good worh as caube epguduccd luth,.
market Nbfkmadr ito ordcrand warranted 'oglvr
cuI.r,satis'actloh. Repairing done on thcshours
Hourc.
Ca.hna1 Tor scasoueelumhor. ] G.GAy.
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X LruOMPS)N, Dealsr T., Drugs Patent
dE, " l;-ipss. Paints, OILS, Tarpidf', pur
S,aF,. Sc; h.tweenlhc City RoieINnd EeddlckS
Block Ottawa IN.
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raoT1Tinc lraas- Atlantic Tc,cgrRphs
W. uuke tnr GluWinz rx'r,,.. from letter
of Lieut.. Magfy TO secretary p,Lbn, on the sub.
ieCt "f a tc'c-r ph ,cro-. :hr Atlan,c.
riom Newfoundland :, Ireland tie distance
h"'wrur the r,u'r,t p,ln's is cue Thousand six
huuirod wle,. aud thr 'o'lnm of tho sea be
tween tie two r',a'- is a plate 20, which seem,
to have been placed there especially i.r H.. rur
pose Of hoi!rg the wires Of Submarine tclr
graph, AMI OF Keeping lhcm out of hlrm's way.
Il neither ton d,,p uor too shallow. yet tls 80
deep that lc wi'ts hri'S once mulci Will re-
main forever Levori the reach oi vessels, ice.
bergs anchor, r'I drns of any Kind ard so
shallow thattlIe wires may be readily lpised Up
an The bottom.
III" depth oftlc p','caujs quite regular grad
Ut!ly incTcairg from the shores OF NiWfuunt.
ard frum the depth If from fifteen hucdrci 10
1wp th"Hnud fth,m, az you approach the other
-ll". The defiance between ireland and Care
Charles, or Cipe 81. Lewis, IN L4brador.
t>cai'-H Belle l.lr) i. somewhat less than the
distance from any part of ireland tc the ueare,,
point Of Ntv;uurul nj.
But whether IL will be better to lend lhn wire
rom Newfoundland or Labrador i. not now the
question nor Ip pretend 10 consider the uurs.
ton as 10 the possibility Of fnii0r a time calm
enough, and a ship big enough 10 carry and Ia, II
coil II wire sixteen hundred nil, in lercth.
though have NJ fears but that the enterprise
and Ingenuity of the age, when called on with
'hssc pr0hlrms, will be- ready with a satisfactory
and practicable solution oi them.
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IN what color shou'ds .'tretts te7t' ,avo
I'e, in eioic'l
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sct 10 The oondon that lie fssads would nodf The bin
TO mako Il moro conformabe tho viows OF tho ma
jority It ~
Mr. SiScLl opposed the reconsideration.
Mr. McKxsziE moved the previous question which was
sustained and tho main question being ordered aud taken
BY ayes and nays, was decidcd-syes 10, nays 81.
50 tho motion to reconsider agreed to.
M ANDERSON moved to lay tho bill on tho table
Mr. DkAsx opposed the motion, aud expressed his Dur.
pose Of moving reconsideration OF tho vote by which
the bill ordered Its engrossrent with view OF Of
fering amendments to II should tho motion prevail
Mr. ANDERSON, observed that II the gentleman from
Lynehburg (Mr. DrASE,) had made simple request OF
him withdraw tho motion to lay the table, no would
have choeruy aceedsd in order TO give him full oppor.
tunity to mako any motion no may think proper. Ho
withdrew his motion, whcreupon-
Mr. DIANE moved to reconsider the vote by which tho
bill WAS ordered to its engrossmcnt. lrr
Mr. Dunn, called the previous question upou that
ton which was sustained. rf.ir tre t.He
Mr. MKrA, called for tho ayes and noes upon ordering
the main question which sustained and the being
taken resulted Ayes S. Noes IL. So tho main question
ordered. l'.... {.
Mr. DEASE, demanded tho ayes and noes upon his mo-
ton TO reconsider the by which the bill ordered
to its ergrossmen The demand was sustained.
A long debate upon that motion, after which
Mr.. BARNES Of Marion, moved the indefinite Of post
ponemcnt Of the whole subject.
Before vote taken that motion Mr.. MATTE
moved an adjournment which was agreed to-
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CONGRESS-.

In the Senate Monday after the presentation of pet
tons, reports, MISUNDERSTANDING which many in
opposition to the Nebraska bill and against the repeal
the Missouri Compromise-and other business common to
the morning hour the consideration of the Nebraska bill
resumed, and Mr. Weller, in a speech OF about nm
hours length expressed his views in favor of the bill
Mr. Houston had also contemplated exposition of his
opinions upon the bill but in consequence Of that Sena-
tors indisposton it postponed until to day. An ec
fyri then m de TO take up sundry bills having Tor
their object the grant Of public lands different States
for internal purposes but Mr. Bayard intinated his in.
tenton TO discuss the principle upon which all such bill,
rest the Immediately in question was after some in
terchange Of opinion, postponed until next Monday,
The House OF Representatives occupied nearly two
hours in debate and votes upon motions suspend the
rules for the purpose OF again bringing before the House
the rejected deficiency bill These motions were not sus-
tanned by vote of two thirds but the object of revv.
ing the subject of deficiencies finally accomplished
by rereerrng to the Committee of Ways and Means the
estimates Of the heads Of Departments for deficiencies
for the current fiscal year.
resolution was adopted opening quite wide field
o inquiry as TO the proprety of employing army officers
as superintendent of armores, public buildings &c ;
whether such officers discussing public money with
out security and whher the demand for new force in
the Engineer department has arisen from this diver
sion OF officers from their regular duties The committee
appointed the subject has power send for persons
and papers.-4Nat. Int.
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vmarNrA r.HalsLArunE.
uo,n. Ts...,,, ,ss

MoSpAr, February lS, 1884,
Mr. MARSHALL from tho Committee Roads, &c, 70.
for railroad from the Pepusyyauis line across the terri
tory Ct Brooke county asked for by apetou Of citizens
said coarty.
Mr. SNifu from the Committee on Banks, reported tina,
was inexpedient to grant act OF incorporation for
bank to be located in the city Of Lynchburg &c. be
called the South Western Bank Of Virginia
Mr. JoSrs from the Committee Of Agriculture &C., rc-
ported Senate bill TO amend the act entitled to in
corporate heSwi Greek Manufacturing Company passed
April 81, 1852 to authorize said company supply
the city OF Petersburg with water. ~
Mr. ErSsrES from the select Committee on that subject
reported Senate bill to establish free SCHOOL, In tho coun
Of Clarke, on certain conditions.
MIR. BRAwsER presented tho petition Of VIM. A.
Owens OF King George county, praying to refund him
fnc. -,T
Resolutions of enquiry were proposed by
Mt. Mountaineering the 9th section Of chapter is
OF The Code OF Virginia to authorize the officers
Government to give their official bonds at any time before
the commencement Of their official terms
Mr.. SrkksRop-Authorizing the Hemp6eld Railroad
Company to procure and hold for depot purposes within
the limits Of the city of Wheeling lands not exceeding s5
acres and that they have leave with the Of the
city authorities, to extend their road to such depot.
Mr.. JoissoS-Incorporatng Female Collegiate Insti-
tute in the city Of Lynchburg. COMMITTEE, Messrs
JOHNSON, PARKER and WircnER
Mr. SrEESRoD-Authorizing the Marietta Railroad com.
pany to procure and hold lands within tho limits Of the
city oil Weeelng Tor depot purposes not exceeding 25
acres and with the Of the city Of Wheeling au
thory to construct their road within said city to such
depot
Mr. SNiTH-Authorizne the appointment Of cancelled
Clerk in the Treasurer's office.
Mr. kARSErr-lneorporatipg the Peytona Cotton Mills
in the city of Norfolk.
Mr. FUSsrES made Intellectual motion TO take from
the table resolution requiring the Senate to IL
o'clock, A. NJ.
FREDERICKSBURG WATER POWER COMPANY
Mr. BRAwSER moved that the rules DO suspended II or
der that the vote mghtbe reconsdcred by which the
House amendments the bill to amend the charter of the
Fredericksburg Water Power Company were coneurred
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IL The position attributed to the Administration, OF
being in favor of the Nebraska BILL is held by of its
party sufficient to multitude Of sins Though
they denounced it for the appointment Of Aboliiioniss
and Dsunionists Office 10 the unmeasured terms,
its support Of this bill atone for ALL and OF them
hold this up evidence Of the vile ISLANDERS the Wings
wont to circulate against Gen Picrces Admnsra-
ton" Well VIC are disposed to give the Admnistra-
ton credit for all the support may render TO the Ne
braska BILL but how that for the appointment Of
Abolonss and Dsunonists to oice, at loss to
Those fanatics still hold the Offices OF the govern
ment-tbe support Of the Administration the Nebras
ka bill notwithstanding Now, when the Administration
proper that class Of oceholders out and put
better men in their places will be time to talk Of the
proof that II has sympathy with such faconist'.
Otherwise, TO understand that the support Of the
Nebraska bill is part Of the bargain for distributing the
spoils among its Abolition and Dsunion friends