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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12

DsAr AND Drsa.--inos. OFFICER, Esq,
Superintendent Of the Illinois Deaf and
Dumb Asylum, accompanied by an assist
ant, and about dozen of deaf mutes under
instruction in the institution, visited our city
on Saturday, and in the evening gave Il fee
exhibition at the court house. The extrcis-
IS were highly Interesting. Mr.. officer has
awaited himself of the liberality Of our Rail
road companies who have rendered hin self
and pupils free pass rs far rs their lines
extend in the state. While the hcaltlfrl
amusement and relaxation Of travel are thus
at uiiing expense afforded hi'nscliand pa
pills, he is also enabled, by these exhibitions,
TO give our people Il correct idea Of the ma
turc aud usefulness of our noble institution
for the benefit Of these unfortunatcs at Jack
sonyille.
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Otta(ua FruC yaNcr,

BLANK DEEDS AID MoETGAGEs--a good
fora, very handsomely got up, just printed
and for sale at this o.licc Also chattel mort
cages, qut-claim deeds, s,iulmonses, and ex-
>cutious
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NOTHING yi..v!

ME people OF la Sale co. have demonstrated
1 lhata good hook store could DE- ruppored IN
Ottawa iot neatly three yenrs, ~ pa'ouzIng T..
Y Gugrs' book store. Thankful for past sup
port, hope NV iticnis win not forget the one
who inldclhc iirat succ, Hil. experiment and how
run after new things. have removed 10 Nat'in-
g,r's block, south SIDE OF tie pubic square where
IwiliwaIt oI NY customers 10 the best Of my
ability, and eudrayor 10 make i mutual adyan :
iagc. t.. Y. GRluGs,
Ami ~ .Sgn0f Tie rood Samaritan.
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Chicago advertisements.
I;<,FETIEEG RODS.

+ II. GORDRY n Co, wholesale and re.
i. tail dealers m d ghtuing rods points, glass
es, and attachments, Chicago, Illinois
We are prepared 10 hrnsli dealers with fight
ming rods, pontsand fixtures, superior IN beauty
OF finish ud completeness Oi mechanism, to any
otlIrr- used IN the north west Oar points being
manufactured in the factory under our own ~
peryls'"p, We know them 10 be an article worthy
Of the confidence 81 the public.
Oriers may be- directed to II. through the post
Office, or eii az WIN. Whee!ers har d@are store
IN Chicago or at the shop, which Is N the rear
OF thS building tina, fronts at No III Lake
street. The entrance il on the alley be'we, n
Clark and La Sale streets, nearly opposite the
Sherman house.
We take pleasure in referring to the undersign.
ed.
W. Blarey, professor OF chemistry IN Rush
medical college
Rev ~ Watson, editor fthe North West.
en- CLrisiiln idrocgfr.
Rev. Ph.IpJlI agent OF the y oTih West.
cTn university.
VIM. Osmun, O'tawa.
I. II. Birch, president oi the Chicago hank.
Prot iinrkney, president oi he Mount Nor
ris seminary. March l1-Gn.
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N.nrSriliCs Store.
CitV Lot For Sale,

Tllt. undersigned offers for sale very pleas
i anily situated lot with Cellar and Well on
the premises. Lot 26 in the original city OF Otia-
wa. containing 12l square, ieet with streets
passing ii all sides. 1t i located about two
blocks below the ravlne, on the road TO La Sale.
NiinMn Anrll q lNli A Il NM MrsnN
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On the bridge over the canal is "a pair of
signs which read thus. give Dollars Fine
For Riding Or Driving Acrost this Bridge
Faster Than A Walk" The lT'St who dc.
signed aud executed those signs is evidently
81 genius, but it is our private opinion that
he (or the cana. officers ought to be permit,
ted to take them down now and directed to
send them to Earnum, for really we don't
believe that Ottawa can afford to exhibit
them any longer. Such constitutions as
those are most cmphatcally Sjgns of the
times and we might add, also, of tho
taste, scholarship and public spirit of those
'Nhom it may concern
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CLEARED.
OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, May II.
U1eat-SpringS ,40osl.5o; winter, Sl.5O
dSl 60.
Corn-Shcllcd, G7c; Ear, G6.
Odis-iJC.
POtdiOcs-$l.00
HVHer-l5c.
Eggs-Sc.
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Grocery store l!emoved !
~ ~SA 'bbh = .-~S--.- q W.
PHILIP c, CETyy,

PHILIP C. CtIIE,
emma n HaHt ant toiumjas SIS, Ot,qira,
NJ OsT respectfully beG- leave 10 call the a'ien-
w ION Of 10 public o. his establishment, aud
10 uiUIm tGcm thar hr lbs removed tom ihr
-I'l- - tIr rr,rt iigi-' -fIa.svtp ttr rutIt
lately occupied by Bamber & Co. as the "Peo-
pies cheap tore" on he torner Of Main and
Co,ambu, sis., near Tie fo1 uy,r bridge. lie
haa jus, returned lrsm ST. Louis, with heavy
as a!iiucnt Of GROCERIES and other anicics
which he bought tor CASH, and can
therefore cell ~ chap as any merchant n town
H. respectfully iuy,'rsrcT5yUs 10 give him call
before pugcha. 'rg elsewhere. lie hasalso a large
assortment Of ioi ace" and clsars. lie h"'s 10
return hanks ior IT, kind and liberal p1trDna Z.
heretofore extended to him, aud focl'- n con-
linuan,e AprIl23.
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Tnr CoNcrRr.-Wc had the pleasure, on
Thursday evening, of enjoying rare must
cal treat, in the concert given at the court
house, by the school of l.. i. MILLER, in
structor in music, who has been teaching
our juveniles the ''divinc art' for the last
six or eight months. The piece performed
was the beautiful Cantata, by Professor
Root, Of the browning Of the floral Queen,
and we were astonished at the perfection
Of drill and musical tact with which the
whole piece was executed 1t certainly
argues every thing in favor of the taste and
skill Of Mr.. VI. as q teacher. lie was
doubtless much indebted for the perfect sue
cess ofthe piece to the volunteer aid of few
of our older singers, among whom were
some who could appear without blush, in
any concert hall. We were prevented by
other engagements from witnessing the rep
clifton of the piece last evening, but learn
that the audience was again large. Mr.. NJ.
has spent much time and pains in teaching
the children of our citizens, and we under
stand his only reliance for remuneration is
on these concerts, and VIC were rcioiccd
therefore to see them so libcrally attended.
We hope the encouragement given may in
ducc Mr.. NJ. to remain among us, and that
his school will become permanent "insttu,
ton" We can conceive of nothing that
would tSnI-so much to humanizc, elevate
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men Of Ottawa, proposing to form u military
company under the above name, are re.
qucstch to meet at the Office Of Messrs.
AVERY, in Nattingcrs block, next Wcdncs.
day evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12

The Washington star states that land war
rants cannot be issued before the first da,
Of June and possibly not as early as that pc
Rod.
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Notice +:

II NllEflbsclIbci Is uow prepared TO deliver
< innr rec Of charge 20 lil purchasers with
in the y.hnils thu side oflhe ill., river Order.
may hclrlt ei.hcr at III" mill or at Messrs. Red
dick y i!dIlbut's store, where slate will be
found for hatpIfpoac.
Bran and mil feed delivered at nominal rates.
Terms invariably cash. lut3o JAMES KEfIEH.
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Fine Property s'Or Sale

fFsN EVTNTC! = VI SstICs
THE subscriber offers Tor sale the house and lot
Formerly owned by VIM. X. Brown, opposite
the residence OF n. +, Eanies, on the corner Of
high and Paul Sta, in Ottawa. On the lot is a
arge two story dwelling house, containing rooms,
besides hail, good cellar. and cellar kitchen: also
good large barn, convenient for eight horses
two good wells, with the us,ia out buildings. The
property will be sold AT n bargain Enquire at
this Office, or OF the subscriber at the Fox River
House. W, d. SMITH.
OiiaWn mr. II. 1855 If
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CO-PissT'yIlIislfE'.

THE subscriber has lust formed co-partnership
4 with THOMAS OETJS. who for the past years
has been engaged in the book and stationery bust
ness in Geneva, n Y, with the INN of Deny,
ORION & Co ,and PRIycL, ORroN, IS MlLtER.
The business wlil be continued at the old stand,
opposite the Ottdpa Baak, on Min strrei, undo
the name aud firm ofRATNBUN ~ OEros
The stock 70 which we now invite the attention
Of the public, is more than twice large as here.
tOiOre--cumprising very large aud complete as
sprlmcnt oi miscellaneous B00ks, in all Depart
mcits OF literature; SchoOI Books, all kinds, and
n new supply o, Stationery, blank books, &C., &c
The citizens Of Ottawa, and those who come To
the city, aro invited to call aad look al onr stock
Ottawa, April |, 1855. n. w. RATHBUN.
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La SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,

UVIco IN Nottlnger'S N7ocK, NO0l0s ~ Pfes-
cnt 0ceupicd By H. H. E,,a,os.
THIS company is nov fully organized, and
L prepared to insure property against the
risk OF lire.
The advantage OF iusuring in "homc compa.
will have to deal in the ;, liIcmcnt of losses, and
where the usun ieny and expense attending such
settlements with companies at n distance is avoi-
dei, will commend nsslt to every one wishing to
secure the iul! Leneli, OF his insurance.
GEO. Il. WALKER, Pres.
NM III rsrn anrn
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10000 B!;s9lcis good WIlca.
WANTED at the Ottawa city mills, where
w cash for wheat is always ready.
Also wanted 20 to 30 good shoa,s, for cash
Custom grinding, in the best style aud with
dispatch.
Also, exchange on liberal terms ms II nal.
March I1-3n. Gro MANN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12

STATEMENT cf tie principal ortieies trans.
por,ej on the Illinois and Michigan caaol,
entered at tie CoitertOr's cGice, Ottara,
turing tie moah Of Aprii, 1855.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12
La Sale Street Drug Store
IL. W, I.cAgTIiIls,

HAVING purchased the en- tire stock of drugs,
! medicines, oils, paints, &c, formerly own
ed by Hunter 6, foombes, would say to his
friends aud iht public generally, that he will con
iiuue the drug business at the old stand on LA
Sale st, two doors uor,h of NJ. H. SwIt's law
office, whciel will be happy to accommodate
oil those who hay favor him W IN n call. An
persons wishing to obtain pure article in the drug
line, will always he to find II at McArthur's
MS he intends3So keep no other kind. lie
would invite u tn,,eniion of the ladies in partic.
ular to his stock OF ,eriumey, wnlchis the bes
aud most extensive ever offered in Ottawa, vary
ing in price nd quality to suit purchasers II,
has also large aud beautiful assortment OF
lamps, lanterns, chandelier, e oil sizes, from
twenty five cents up 70 nifty dollars each.
Also hat, tooth, pail, cloth aud paint brushes
ota,l descriptions, he sides sonps, shaving cream,
pomatume, haroil. combs, pens, ink, paper, en-.
velopcs, and host OF fancy articles too numerous
to mcnuon. lie will keep constantly on hand
slsh and glass ofall sizes, glazed ready icr use,a
manufacturers prices.
DR.. McAr,hnr will continue the practice oi
med enc rs heretofore, andmay always be found
nj his store when not absent on professional bust
ness. tchruary3.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12

~ AFiNts l'ueod the nhovc lnll tor term OF
= ytars, aud pat ilie snmr IN perfect condition,
am aaau prepared to rssT'nc custom grinding,
aud haVn. competent reliable Niilrrs, hope,
as heretofore, 20 give grurfd SUBTRACTION.
a superior article oi iOur, constantly on
hand, either at the Aiil, ar al hlcssrs Rrdd cl &
ilur.0ut's store. gal 3-iy NNES ktEhER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12
KSuiis for Sale.

T. OR sale two thorough bred Durham FuIs-
= Kentucky stock. Full peJigrees given il de
sired Apply to +. 4 h. VI. GALLOWAY,
anil 10. Ims EUrIr La Smile m
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Snic Real Esfalc,

NOTICE is hereby given, that on Saturday the
~ l9ih OF May next, between the hours of9 4
N and ir. NJ, shall sell nj the door OF the ccnr
house in Ottawa, the west half of the southeast
quarter Of section two, in township 3 north o. X
east olthc 3dp. m. Terms Cash.
april T. OLIVER c. GRAY, special master.
0O0 GALLONS Linseed, raw and boiled, ref
0oo Whale, Tanners neutsfoot and caster on,
sold wholesale and retail by G l.. THOMPSON.
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Bows Clothing Of all Kinds.

Cashmere cont, pants, AMI vests,
Fine Cldth " "
Brown linen
Check "
C0ttouadcs Of oil kinii.
HATS AND CAPS or ILL STYLES
Panama hats,
Legh0rn
Canton straw hats,
CHIP straw hats,
Trunks, vailses and carpet bags,
Over ais, and over Shirts one door no tn OF the
T.. u. May 3.
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Large Arrival Of New Goods
The Peoples Cheap Store,
AT GREAT BARGAINS.

IN Cook & Glover's new brick block where we
i are now eady to offer to our city and country
customers the largest assortment OF dry goods
ever broush,to this market,
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
Par soils, all styles, at very low prices.
Bennett rbbons--a large and complete assort-
ment.
Naniillls--rich and elegant new styles.
DE laInes-a, less Than the usual CO ST.
Lawns-seiIing by dress patterns at wholesale
prices.
Hosiery, gloves, &c.
An examination OF our stock will convince any
one that we now offer some OF the greatest bar =
gains ever offered IN Ottawa.
Mays. Ross n BANBER.
Nnrsri!iCs Store.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that we have sold
~ out our entire stock OF . Gods to Jos. flem-
ing, who will continue the business at our old
stand. We would solicit continuance OF the pa
,ronage tor HIM that has been so literally extended
tous. SCoTT Il iIARRIyGToY
n b. A Il ose indebted to us are requested
to settle their accounts. $. IL II.
Narcotics nog-pyns
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MARRIED. tho 10th inst, at the
Geigcr House, by Rev. NJ. X. Whittlcsey,
Nix. WM. S. SWAN, and Miss SARAH a.
GREEN.
At Galcna on the LIST inst, by Rev. y,
Kent, Rev. G. A. WILLIAMS, formerly OF
South Ottawa, and MISS SUSAN IL. HAWKS,
daughter of Rev H. Hawks of South lIadley,
Mass.
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lOE.IVS

ylOITVS!
"Lei Tie iiddng fiddler. fiddle :"
A very fine lot Of vioilns, wnh a 4 the arrange.
mems al stonishingly low prices.
ALSO--Chir1gO aud alton Limc md Cement,
together with Everything else TINT can be named ~
his line, aud Il he u not supplied with the article
called Tor he will spare No pa ms OF expense &c, II.
AUrn2S. K. MONTGOMERY.
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Stoves, Tin, Sheet l2on, s. (onpeP Ware.

iTEnrnowt rhse ana ol
Eott'fgcc
i%d and elopo 'E,' alz an atrFp locks
's1mE shoe ma oe brushes trc" and hn'
nahr
iao" cutlery paddock I'LL and
- eco TONS ElcEkND STIFF:
rom 10 Vwe.
m cas-,
YES, STOVE TIPI5.
Ii
wOJ n dcOal
Ah franklin ewih Ivni.
'
3ooCii Mi PUMPS ron WELLS CISTERHs,
keep
e
SOL Kin of furniture
%
Wek'cpa spyd hand for
htsu l . hum
md
M.r,r L.
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A Bargain

a Bargain d
T WILL sell my farm Of one hundred AMI th'r-
] ty.two ncrcs, situated one mile from the city,
Of Ottawa, alta bargaln, AZ | am intending 10.
move 10 Iowa,
The lurm consists of so acres, unhcr fence mud
plow, aud the balance IL mostly timhcr lnHJ,
! wen wa,ered having holhst ,nl robto ~
Apply soons .ii'-3m tw'AE,tE,
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10 Z NJ Y u II
The OtfaHa Furniture DeD0t,

LNSk'S metallic burial cases, raised top and
Il PLAN well finished walnut coiiins OF oil 81
good hearse, and will pc rsonaly attends clls at
all times. March H. PETER RUSSELL.
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lEOR AL.

TEiClGE; a. Ei.Has F!ls.yAN,
,vt,a,-,.s...,,l
wy w. III, 49,
- '" 80. " ."N,,i',,''A - = .,'" w." -. ="
49, 'i''',"t ~ ''' "h'' s-'' h'' W.
~, 'i t.,-, V Us ,,,t, cAti
.'o,,., l3,,t an, i,,s nv. ,,,I ,,,,l,.-,,'
80 - - . ~ - '''''' ny az"
V,,'T ,,,sT@vasl r,a.,.,,s,n ,,s
-, ,li'.. = -, 10 f-S'
rI..,' - ~, = /, ; '"'' 1''''
"'u',' "u. sN"n'
tirurh fn'c'" c"ls'
Fr.rri .ilk Inrooas. '.E-lfgo .s. q
Black zi.. lga'te, 90.
D.uh .city blaciS md trlb colored,
Black alpaca,
B,o~n iin.us, ......
Check
Rnssa duck linen. -
Wine linen.
Fancy Marseilcs
yrrNr-S.C,,, AZ TWINS
-, - 81 '''-l''
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Business Enlarged
~ The inevitable adoption of the
NIAINE: LAW!

| VN' NtNTl tnVlnr lUduttd N" snhscOIpT, m
j nhIupnl ion OF that event, 10 dissolve the
union" hitherto existing ~ hs establishment be-
tween the lil.or nndilmily grocery ttade, he has
in obedience to the popular voice, entirely aban-
doncd The former branch Of MS business, and in
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10 Ggio &eallDlic.

| n view Of the present high price OF -four, the
/ subscriber has commenced The Manufacture Of
KILN-pHiED corn MEAL,
intended expressly Tor inuiiy use. tits superior
article, well hoted aad thoroughly dried, nid put
up IN - and 50 H. sncitl
orders may be- leli nj Rcdlick s. Iiurlbuts or
at the Aquc'iuct mils. Zap 10 Jas kgrLfR.
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TiillNiiaY SNnll.

nNE hundred bushels of prime western fOi
" sale by mars ReDDIcK & HUELDl T.
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We are requested to announce SnAs RAMSEY ,
Of Lucon, Marshal, co.. MS candidate for Judge
u the circuit court oil The 9lh judicial tcuit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

CAUGHT TARTAR.-The friends of Go vernon
Gardner caught Tartar in the person of Mr..
bly,, of Boston, whom they invited to advocate
the cause Of Gardner and Benchley, in their eau
Gus on Wednesday evening. Mr.. Ely did not
happen to be friend Of Governor Gardner, and
he made no allusion to that distinguished cork
screw politician, any more than if he was not in
existence. We surprised that Mr.. Gardner's
friends should have made such blunder, for Mr..
Ely's opposition is well known to many. On the
very day of the Convention that nominated Mr..
Rockwell, and before the nomination was made,
Mr.. Ely openly expressed his determined hostil-
ity to Governor Gardner to some OF his friends
in this city, and SAID he 'ooa1d not vots for him
II he should be nominated, and when questioned,
as to the reasons for his opposition, he gave this
among others, " because Gardner is such an in
formal lar" Now don't rare up, gentlemen, and
say this is not true we can prove the statement
beyond all question, il Mr. Ely denies it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

I. r. HALL, ESQ, OF HOLDEN, stated in
Republican meeting in that town, on Saturday
evening, that . Hon. Henry W. Benchley had be.
fore the Republican Convention, expressed to him
his determination to be bound by its action and
also declared that he was by no means sure that
Gov. Gardner was the best man to nominate
atlas.
We are authorized to state that the above is
unquah fedly false. Mr.. Benchley has no ac i.
quaintance with any such person as T. E. Hail.
of Holden, and furthermore has never made to
anybody the remarks above stated Mr. Bench
ley has always been warm, reliable, and consist
ent friend to Gov Gardner, and he has never for
moment advocated the claims of any other can
didate for Governor.-Bee, 9th.
We presume the editor of the Bee penned the
above denial without advising at home" or in
other words, without authority from Mr. Bench
ley. If, however, it should turn out that Mr..
Benchley did authorize the denial of the Bee, then
it may perhaps be necessary to convict another
candidate for Office of saying what is not the
truth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

GETTING CRoss.-We experienced curious
sensation, yesterday, whenever we met any of the
Gardner faction. 1t was half joy and half of sad
ness. We were glad to be able to say to our
selves and all the world-"Old Worcester is
right True to her past fame she spurns all
brides, and again takes her place at the head of
the hosts of Freedom And yet, we couldn't
help feeling little sorry, to the detected woe
begone countenances of these unfortunate men.
few days ago, they walked our streets with
all the pomp and circumstance of glorious and
successful strife. They rode the whirlwind-they
directed the storm. But their bubble has burst.
Their glory has gone. Instead of directing the
storm. they find they were only the straws and
the ehnf borne upon it.
We spoke to one or two of them, but the an
swers we received indicated anything but peace
full and contented state of mind. We recommend
to these gentlemen to soothe their wounded spir-
its by getting up another meeting like that of
Wednesday night. Let them invite the Honora.
BILE Daniel Warren, or the Hon. Mr.. Libby and
the country may yet be saved
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19

HON. CHAs SuNNRR.-We are gratfed to an
nounce that Hon. Charles Sumner will take the
field for the Republican nominees next week, and
speak at nine central points through the State
up to the time Of election.
Hon. N. P. BANFs, Jr., has returned from
Washington, and will enter the field at once for
the Republican cause. He commenced last night
at Lexington.
BERKsHIRE CouNTY.-We hear from Berk-
shire County that the Republicans have nominat-
cd John Branning, of Lee, and Justus Tower Of
Lanesboro, for Senators. Mr.. Draining was a
leading man in the old Democratic party Mr.
Tower was Wing. The ticket is considered
very strong one.
HAMPSHIRE CouSrr.--The Hampshire Ga.
.ecte says -
"The Republican movement seems.to be pro-
crossing most satisfactorily in this county In
Ware, It is said, on good authority that Rockwell
will receive majority Of $50 votes In South
Hadley, the prospect is equally pleasing. II il
confidently stated that Mr.. Rockwell will receive
seventy Der cent. Of the entire vote, and in Gran
By indications are that the Republican candidates
will receive nearly every vote cast Like encour-
aging reports come from Easthampton, South
ampton, and Worthington. Hampshire County
II" all right"
~@~ ~fN@NAiPsOh COWtC says
"A letter was sent to Easthampton, inquirinQ
II Hon. Il G. Baker could be Of any service in
'Awaking the Americans of that town. The re-
ply was, that none but The almighty could atoake
Me dead Similar letters and equally inspiring
replies have been sent and received from South.
ampton and Northampton, and we presume from
other towns. The Know Nothing vote in this
section will be like the Irishman's potatoes
'smAllIand few in hill"
THBRH 10 a rumor aAoat that in Middlesex the
Beach Democrats and VALLEY Wings are prepar-
ing 10 fuse on q Senatorial ticket, ANGELS and
ministers Of grace defend us Can it be possible !
A veteran member Of the WING State Commit
tee assured friend Of ours, yesterday, that
franklin Dexter's letter, announcing his inten
tion to vote for Rockwell, would add fifteen hun.
dred to ROckwelrs vote in the City Of Boston
alone.