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REiGS OF TERROR The performances Of
the fanatics on Monday morning in escort
ing Booth aud Rycralt from Jail are worthy
therFaliny days ofRobcspierrc and Danton.
The groanings and hootings before Judge
Miller were the illusions Of weak minds, the
coRduct Of the crowd at the iail--or, more
properly, of the leader Of twas marked
With a feature of collblooded atrocity at
"hc"~eNcH s"'dErs tuicuV --- -L~...-'
son Of DR.. Tracy who lives Immediately
north VI the Jail, had died very suddenly
thst morning, rendering the b9reayed mother
frantic with grict, and overwhelming the
whole family with deep sorrow. In this
state they were assaed by din Of yells
music, and firing Of cannon Immediately at
their door, which would have disgraced
tribe Of llottentots. The Doctor came cut
and stated the circumstances, aud begged Of
thcrn to desist, at least from firing the en-
non. Without even the respect which
brute animals iustinctiycly pay TO the pres.
cuce Of the dead the request was not com
Piled with--the carnival OF iauaticism sui-
icrcd 80 abatement ,ytil the performers took
Up their line of march through tho streets.
These arethc fruits Of iluaiicism the
"bittcr end ofwhiah Is not yet; and those
Of our citizens who from morbid aud mis-
taken philanthropy, have countenanced or
encouraged II, may have them presented to
iheir own lips NRanukoe Neus.
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or1al"ce IL Y5oc.dl fur he yemofal .tyaot,
g., tr0os sit,-rHlls.
b. it ordained by The City Council Of the
city Of Ottawa:
That lhe owner, or occupants Of lots front
Ing on pankod side walks, Shall, within
twcn,y.iour hours after fall of snow, clear
oil the side walks and gutter ia front ofsuCh
lot, Of all snow or other distractions; and
every person violating this ordinance shall be
fined one dollar for every such offence, and
the further sum Of one dollar for every
twcnty-!our hours thereafter, that suchown-
cr or occupant shall neglect to comply with
the provisions Of this ordnance.
T. T. COURTNEY, City CLERK.
pu..nl lnLl Erhrull.n lAIh
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

VIlf undersig ied oitrs the following rea estate
1 tor SAFE, AL situated IN Ottawa OF IT, imm-di-
diate vicinity, on leUI- ikat viii satsy the pur.
Chn-eriu every case tha he has u bargain.
The hol-e ADD Iol ~ present occupied BY D. +.
Hit, being .at - IN Ottawa cry, containing sew
eral mere. OF e,erl ent land Besides good
dweI .ug house, ib'se aIe on it we. finished lee
nnut house. il..t laia stone stable, good last
Iug wei %, each house, with other On buildings
and b. prJyrupn's a. superior Bind. Also,
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The CARS orr rE TGArg-Thc cars from
Rock Island ran oil the track, just below
Utica, on Thursday night Nopcrscns were
injured, except the fireman Slightly. The two
engines were mashed up.
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DIED-At the residence of William
Wcdghury, in the town of Farm Ridge, on
Thursday, the 18th inst, Rev. WILLIAM
WnEArLASn, aged - years and $ months.
In Ottawa, on the Nth inst, at her father 5
residence, from the effects Of calomcl, MARTHA
\. LlGu1rooT, youngest daughter Of Levi
and Susan Ann Lightloot, aged years, m,
Farewell, lovely flower, thou vert nipt ere
thy bloom,
In grief We consign thee to the dark silcn,
tomb
Well might all nature weep, whilst in truth
it is said,
That man made death that God never made.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

NfgY ScANDALovs In the Washington
STIR of the 22I, We find the following
MANY a SLIP 'Twng CrP AND Lar The
men OF the press around Washington are
to-day amusing themselves over story say
ing that Col. Benton had at the telegraph
office yesterday, awaiting bis signal to cause
il to be sent in all directions Of the press, a
IN ssagc, az follows
" Grent Triumph # Coioal Bcat0n p
Tie a3mnisii1ijon anil he Caiii6ers c,lst-
ed!--Col Bcnions great Central Pacific
Railroad bill la, passed the House. routing
completely all other plans e. Sc.
II will be rccOllectyl that the Colonel
made speech a day or two since against
this very plan, which did not triumph yes.
tcrday, "a, he expected. But the Missouri
Senatorial election is IN progress, aud little
stretching, we presume, Is d.emrtUrcgs,ary.
The Colonel was great Oh Geographic disc
patches not long since. some hos OF other
probably owing 10 tie Stars exposure Of
the Colonies bald trick Of himself .alaI.oH Is
cooking zap Ia. little spicy paragraphs
which used 10 be so regularly sent over the
wires. headed, "CO.oga, Benton ay., "OI
Bullion declares, &s.-a.l tast pgt of thing
has been stopped Tor some time past But
as it ! hard To- 10 learn Old dog - ~, W
place confidence IN thcrumor Ut bis dispatch,
which didn't 20 bccaus. the House somehow
or other wouldn't pass the bin.
IN election comes OF at Jefferson City in
day or two for L. ). Senator, which will
account for the CJ,oncl's dispatch.
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The @anc law has passed both houses Of
the Legislature, been approved 10y the
governor, to 81 into effect when approved by
the pc pie The election Is to be in June
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RAuRoip toNsuLfphrtoN.--A bill to
amend the charter of the Michigan southern
Railroad Company, and allow of its consoli.
da,ion with the Norihcrn Indiana Railroad
Company, has passed the House in Michi.
gan,
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I HAVE this day soidmy entire stock Of boots
4 aud shoes, 10 ". G.. la h, who will continue
the business az the same stand, 81 Madison -.
4 d accounts connected with the e-tablishme ,
VIII be cnlec,rd hY him IL 4. {. rurNAN-
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The legislature adjourned on the morning
Of the 10th, sine die, On the 18th the bill
to amend the Chapter 81 Revised Statutes,
entitled interest" was lost
The bill to define the duties of Bank
Commissioner in certain cases was laid on
the table
Horsr-Thc following Senate bills were
passed;
10 provide for payment Of the State debt
for January; to establish and maintain a
system Of free schools to define the duties
of the Auditor in reference to Banks going
into liquidation; to incorp oratc the St. Lou
is and Illinois Bridge Co.. to repeal Sec. /.
of an act for the collection of the revenue :;
to, incorporate the Illinois State Teachers
Institute to enable counties which have
adopted the township organization to dispose
Of real estate to incorporate the Marion and
Jefferson Go. Il, i. Co 10 establish
weights and meas ur,s; 10 incorporate the
Joliet and Elgn Railroad Co. to incorpo-
ra,c the central Gross Railroad Co.
SESATr.-Ilouse bills passed:
TO construct Il Railroad from Joliet to
Chicago; to incorpora,t the 10 Davies and
Stephenson Central Railroad Co.. to amend
the charter of the Wabash Valley Railroad
Co.
4 bill to build an additional pcuilentary
at Joliet was laid ON the table
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\ bill has passed both houses Of the Nc
braska Legislature locating the capital Of the
Territory at Omaha City, opposite Council
Bluffs.
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Gen. Shields is named as candidate for
Congress in the sth district in place of Ly.
man rrumJull elected to the United States
Senate,
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County Orders fOr sale.
Feb l1-lw IL. r.. T. MES.
LUMBER,
..Strikc While the Iron is Hot
RATalE1, CUTTING

"Peter Piper ricsed peck of peppers,
A peek oi peppers Peter Piper picked -
A Nd have Just received ~ dozen more bot
~ ties Of PEPPER SAUCE, made cut Of
these same peppers. 1t is the real. genuine,
Spanish pelpsr sauce, the same as that we sold
during the fall, and which was so very popuh. r
among our customers. Any one can enjoy the
pleasure OF tasting il by calling at my store.
Cnll COON, Tor !, sells fast. ~ Moss OsMAN
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OTTAWA frte Graotr.
The Democratic Party.

The history Of the world gives no record
of any political party that las maintained It's
organization and integrity of its principles
for over half = century like the good old
Democracy Of the United Statcs-with its
pl illsophy of government, fundamental and
interchangeable, and its policy firm, steady
and progressive But there never was a
time when that party needed more the
efforts and services of every man who
has the will, being of his country, and the
preservation of the Union and the Constitu-
ton at heart, to unite in overcoming the tide
of fusion and hnaticiSm, which has swept
away the barriers orall.partics but our own,
than at present
The democracy were never stronger than now;
never were its principles held closer and
dcarcr in the hearts Of the people, than
amid the present food Of isins. The demo
cratic party of this State stand as firm to-
day, if their ranks were mustered rs they
did in 1852. True, there are some who
have deserted us, but the party is better off
without them; demagogues and traitors, the
fusionsts are welcome to them. But il We
have lost some, we have gained others, worth,
aye, ten times, more than We have lost
Men Of conscience and principle, who have
heretofore acted with the wing party, look
ing to Clay, Webster, and Calhoun, and rcpu-
dating in indignant honesty all efforts tc
win them from their allegiance to the
great principles Of their party And
where do these men stand Are they not
with us Amid the tempest Of intolerance,
superstition and bigotry, do they not look
from the wreck of their own to the great
Democratic Party as the sheet anchor Of
their hopes? And are these not worth more
than the few pa!try rcucgadcs we have lost
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Maliey
NOTECE!

DROKEN bank notes Of all classes b. ugh, at
also, Iadiana AMI Illinois suspended banks.
Fchrua, l7-lm. H. J. EAMEs.
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The bin for organizing system of free
schools for the city orOGawa has passed the
Legislature
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EAVA OF OTTAWA

hANN va oE n " a
SIGHT EXCHANGE AND DRAFTS on
New York, Boston, Chicago, St Louis, and
Philadelphia Also on England Scotland and
Ireland IN sums of one pound sterling, and up
wards, and LONDON drafts, available in Ger
many and France.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES.
GOLD AND SILVER COIN bought and sold
at current rates.
Collections made in oil parts of this state.
Foreign and domestic bills ofexchange, drafts,
aud Cerliicalcs ofdeposit, houghl and sold at the
highest cirren rate. uulJ Geo. $. Fisher, cash
On aud after Monday, january sth. 1855. this
10 bnnl viii hs open from y n to II n. and
from L. W. TOD L. NJ. January q.
Money TO Loan,
hN short time, business paper.
" November lem f.. K. Fay
County Orders fOr sale.
Feb l1-lw IL. T.. EAMES.
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a PALpADLu lllr On recent location nm
ltishman attended religious service at TEN.
Pile where the majority of the congregation
and all the elders and deacons were Know.
Nothings. During the service thccollectinr
apparatus resembling election boxes, was
stretched forward to the stranger, who, rising
up, whispered in the ear of the Mortified dea.
con I've not cot my papers yit and can't
vote, 'lwould be agin the law ~ In eastern
paper is responsible for the story.
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A IspIl,Il,p.

The St. Louis RCpUjiicaa is accountable
for the following:
The Great West has had tho balloon of H.
vanity terrible rent Ct late. We have boosted
much of our railroads. we have eulogizd their
swiitncss, their surcness, their timc-and-
spacc-annhihting powers; our orators have
shouted in splendid periods with rcd-hot rhe.
toric, in praise Of the iron stccd, rushing in
sublime rapidity across the blooming prairies.
awakening the soltudes from their virgin
slmnbcrs, with his stallion snort and wa
wing behind him his tail Of fire ambitions
papers have decorated their headings with
pictures of purely imaginative locomotives.
dashing through undiscovered plains, at an
un.hcardof velocity, and soaring impossible
bullalocs out of their wits, while such Indians
as exist only in cngravers' brains, stare with
incilablc wildness upon these types of adyan.
cling civilization; aud like Ncbuchadnezzar
Strutting among the hanging gardens and
palaces of Babylon, we have cried ont "Bc.
hold the great highways fhat we have build.
cd" NebuchOdnc2aar was obliged to resort
to purely vegetable diet to deplcte bis proud
flesh; we have been treated to a snow bath
to cool our steam-yanity.
We may now apply SolOmou's prOverb
with slight variation "Pride goeih before
obtrncion, and naughty spirit before a fall"
of snow. These iron Stceds were suddenly
stopped, their 'mettlo' cooled, their Joints
stiiltncd, their mcchanicallorce abatcd, their
occupation gone, while with due humility we
were forced to wait us our fathers waited in
times of yore, for twenty days later news
from the Atlantic coast, and even to pray our
Great Father at Washington to establish
bi.monthly mule-cXpress from Alton to Chi.
cago
We ought not to play the favoiitc game
of Drag again for time.
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MiRKED.--On the 18th, inst, at the
Ottawa House, by Rev. NJ. X. Whittlscy Mr.
II. u. llNSsToS, to Miss HARRIET BAhGE.
Ia Dear Park, Feb. 18th, by j. ". Wood
Esq, Mr. Eli W. SmoSs TO Mss Macy \.
b. HuLIiNGER.
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WB IL VA. ~ UA- SzB .
so OWircs Blank Deeds,
no - mOrlUnICs.

VUST printed to order and for sale at the usual
81 price | propose to kee. on banda full as
sortient oi the best forms of dee =, mortgages,
warehouse receipts Justices aud cons,ablrs
blanks, SC, February 49, Mosrs OssAs,
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TIE MILITIA or TUE UNITED STATES Tie
Secretary Of War, on the 3lst ut, trans.
mttcd to congress a report relative to the
militia Of the United States The effective
militia force Of the country is stated as fol.
lows:
Infantry Commissioned officers. 1902
Non-commis,ioncd and
priyates. ...........I, 100 1856
Cavalry -CommSsioncd officers. 80
Non-commissioned and
priyatcs. ............ 1859
Rilcmcn-C Commissioned officers. 1858
Non.commssioncd and
priyates. ........... 32,ijG
Aggregate. .................2,A Ol ,CG3
Military stores now in possession Of the
different states:
Muskcts, 225, lO3 Loose balls 1i9, 500
Bayoncts. -. l22, 100 lbs, rifle powd. !, SOP
Ball cartridges 33, IO3 swords. 500. 81 800
Carbimcs..... 1jG Cav. swords. 3,16l
Rifles ,....... 9oGO2 Horse pst'ls. 2o,Go5
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anal, Ottawa, to manufacture in n style and at
a cheapness hitherto unapp.oachel in Ottawa,
all kinds OF
Agricultural implements.
Such as common securing, one horse and prairie
FLOWS, harrows, cuitlvators, horse rakcs
&c, in short all kinds OF heavy farmers tools -
Their machinery isail new, perfect, and propelled
by an abundant never failing water power Far
mers are invited TO call AMI examine their work,
whether .hey wish tn purchase or not
IN their COrk is ,odrraRted
Orders from distance promptly attended to,
and implements placed on board canal boats or
cars free OF charge. ieb3-tf d. NJ
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND HORSE
EsoxOrS !

TUST received from New York, doz. INC re
81 of those extra Wade \ Buicher IA :Ors, all Of
which warrant TO be genuine.
February g. MosEs osMAN.
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GENERAL MARKETS

ri. ~, GENERAL MARKETS.. ~
81 LIVE srocx.Cprrectad daily by SCorr L Co.--Bee
on foot % 0eG0s so a cwt Cows, s30IS50 Work Oxer
saeMsl5O q yoke 70 j. .' -...7. 1..''a -f'. sd
HoGs--real--On foot 90 y, cwt.
sHnp-i ooGG45o 2 head.
VEN oS--caraSs Sc = b. Retaillcc a ib.
FRESH MEar.-Eeaiis fb.-Geefl Ice. 6l:c. Mutton Ice
Pork lie. Veal. Ico. G,ckeus 50 50 q dozen.
IrRctripxs tCorrecred daily by b. PRESLEY Pork
$40 a$19 80 q Dbl Hams, 15c = H. lard, 1:lG15c +
Flour, superine 50 90; extra 50 50 q Dbl Corn Meal
25c. p bu Beans 81 IS p bush Potatoes, 6ocG9s5c
Hbush Fresh. Butter "a soc. p b.. Cheese 1sc "a
Isc Fbg Eggs, sac. a dorm. g.. r.. ... old.
IGRocfaaTs From Mr. ALEXANDER R.y Robert street.
Sugar, r D., brown 7,07.c. refined, SIC. crushed
and powdered l2,sc. Coffee, lac. fGl5c. Rio-laguyra
l6c f ib Java .oe = b. Y.H. Tea 7sc, Imperial 81.
Rice, nc Molisscs, soc ii 81 90 2 gallon.
DRIED FRuIr --Apples, si75 q bushe Teaches, So Is
Green Apples, S. 90 a Dbl. t'.-
GRAIS.-Oat., 45c, Corn, .5c. Barley, zoe.
Observation-Disclosures S. so p barrel Tallow lie
p h. Candles, star, zoe = b. Dried Fish. Toe. q lb.
Lime, So so 2 bJl Onions 81 90 p bush. Lard OIL 81
rs = gal. Salt 81 so p bu. Vinegar, Csc. gallon.
Tobacco cja see. 2 ID. H.les (green) Ssc dry, &C.
q lb. ---' '.'''..'
q: IrxREn.-Common, slGM1s 4 NJ. Dimension stun
so: Flooring s2t Siding $50; Shingles, IS 90.
Woodbury., 81 so p cord.
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A. RI. MOSLEY,'

"a H.: MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
ALL KINDS OF HATS, CATS. FCRS AND GLOVES,
- 7hird Street, opposite the Minntsetian Cance
n the articles above enumerated large assortment
of fst.-;ft . INDIAN (IRlOSiTIFS,
And Genlemen's Furnishing Goods. He would also in
form the Ladies and Gentlemen of Minnesota that he is
prepared TO make up all descriptions of Fancy Furs, La
dies Riding hats and Cloves, at the shortest notice.
The highest market price will be paid for furs and
Deer skins. .if . ill.,. ..... .
june 81. ,55 div. ... .l'i'
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80 BELLS! BELLS: BELLS!

LYON Churches, Academies Factories, STEAMBOATS,
Il Plantations, etc., made by The Subscribers, and
large ASSORTMENT kept constantly hand, noubt ed
with their hewfy improved Iron Yoke which by de-
tathed plate permits the Bell without taking il from
the Yoke to be turned its vertical axis any distance
however small or completely round. thus essening the
danger Of fracture from blows of the Clapper
in one place. The Yoke also combnes the lnoveubc
arm by which The el may be raised or low cred in it's
bearing II desired thus increasing diminishing the
force Ufihc blow The adaptation of Iron Cases
lin which they mount all sZes) Increases their work
ing facilities, and ase eiaices the qualify Of the
Ing which improvsments, with those of 30 years during
which the establishment has been in operation, have
gained FOR their Bells ali efuale celebrity Tor volume
OF souhd and quality If tone, and for which they have
ust received Jan. 1854, the First Premium at the
Worlds Fair, many Of this md Europe being
in con Petition aud which is the l9tl Medal they ha,
received fefre located at the junction of Railroad,
Canal and River routes, they ship any direction
moments notice For further inflammation apply for
circular. Address u A. MENEELN'S, SONS.
West Troy, Albany Co., New York. nov ] l. 54d&wly
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OF THE. WEST.

TO THE PHYSICIANS OF THE WEST.
And to all who use Liquor as u Medicine or "A
'..i Beverage:
Physicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for med
cinal purposes should give the preference TO WOLFE's
sCLlEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS. '.' ""'E'
L. tits Manufactured at schiedam, in Holland. and
exclusively in the factory of the proprietor BY pro
cesses and from material elsewhere unemployed an
unknown. 80 Il - 81 :. "a
2. 1t proved, by the repeated aaaysi. of severs
eminent chemists, to be entirely free from the PERM
cious fus oil which remains every Kind of liquor din
TILED from grain, and which s the causc of the ervou,
ana vsterai arrangement serious congestion and NOR
bId desire for habtual and incorporate indulgence
which such liquors invariably tend TO superinduce
.. II is proved by the same unerring tests that the
Juniper Gin is not favored with the coarse acr;d an,
ndisesti le oil ofjuniper heretofore used but with The
specifically lighter, more volatile, aromatic and medic
ina OF the two essential oils of the Italian hummer her
ry' hegiectedby every other manufacturer f1-.lt
T. IL Chemically ~roved TO be absolutely pure in II.
quality OBJ aimed by an entirely new pro.
acqa ired. 80 ..'- 80 80
o. 1t is proved by extensive medical expe,ie,c. ard
'''ohy' 10 De an efficient well as an agreeable
remedy IN many Cases Of ncipent dropsy gra, e ohro
ni' sou' fhe"matsm BatuIence, cels connections in
'e Ndhey and bladder dyspepsia, fever and agu gene
ia' oeohy, sluggish circulation Of the blood deficient
assimilation Of the food rnd exhausted vital energy
.. IL is most grateful and renovatins cordial, si5
when used as directed, rnaes the a. in
oHces inebrie,y but tends rather 10 subdrei ,,,
irailty, by creating dislike all inferior rauo
ara invariably cOrrects the i'll effects of had ,.,ex
whether in swamrysaf hmesune siixriets IN all Of
nese enumerated qualities it has no rival in apv mar
~ ~ 'Ae "orio. ''-sf Too. t..t t.,. .fAfkft-ty-g
SINCE the Introduction Of This celebrated nescyast
beverage INFO the United States, number Of Liquor
houses IN New York and our other large elite. have
commenced Gountereiti it, The genuine is only sold
IN quart and pint bottles, handsomely wtsppea in yell
low papes with my name on the bottle CORK and la
bel would advise those who use it Incidentally to
purchase by the bottle, Bars and Hotels frequently
fill my bottles with common gin and sell il for genuine
For sale BY al the respectable Druggists the Use'
States. f..s EDOLPHo WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and In,p porter, 80
u, 20 AMI 2e Bea vey-st, New
The word /" echnspp" belongs exclusively 70 ~
icie all others are counterfeit. ri,s. l--.t.s -.
wholesale Agents ia Milwaukee, "s'-Oosu
Led! srd Dotcher f Sexlcn Edwin = 'sAei ""
W. ]. Hopkins x Cos SS1 3 ,,,,.,
December 8, ia5a Sea ia.a's Ia h'A"i ssm
- IlaA - AIS .ui has ,aa7fI - =
.,i..5A -solt r. lsiau l.5. 90 .'oH
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE.

MAN. Is. MCGROARTI is now receiving nnenee
w stock Of groceries and rroysi at his store
OF 4th and Roberts streets where he Is anxious receive
calls from his old friends and as many may
be pleased to drop in His goods having been purchased
Tor CASH he is enabled TO sell at as low rates any
otEcr firm In the Territory. His goods of excellent
quality, and pronounced by all who have tried tlen-
Give him a call, and get the worth Of your money.
Nav 81 lu
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ARRIVING. Members Of the Legislature
have commenced arriving in the city. DIR.
ASDHos, OF Cass county, reached here on
Saturday Hon. S. B. OtNsrEAn and Others,
Yesterday. by Wednesday, We doubt not,
they will all be at their posts. 49, 800 '
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~Wc arc requested to state that Prof.
BENSfE's fourth soiree, comes off to-mor.
row evening, at Mazomka Hall.
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RnrrRSED.--Mayor OlMsrED and Hon.
w. p. MURRAY, who have been on q visit
for several days to Southern Minnesota, re
turned on Friday night. ,'a 4a.lp't;;-i