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The late deed Of violence on Senator sum
ner, has elicit d from the Albany Atlas and
Argus the following excellent remarks and
pertinent illustration:
The cas- 5 Of violence at Washington du-
ring the present session OF Congress have
been without justification, whatever may
have been their provocation, and al men of
correct views and good morals regret and
condemn them. They ought to be rebuked
and punished. At the same time the viola
ton of ali the courtesies and conventional
propriy ties of society in the use Of intempe-
rate language deserves lis due share Of the
censure, as tending 10 produce these dis
graceful scenes The National Era, pub
lished at Washington by Bailey, and the
leading anti-slavery paper of the country,
has the following sensible remarks:
1.-The truth is, Washington is very much
like Other cities, and human nature here is
Just what il is elsewhere. II one man in
suits another, he is very likely to have
quarrel on his hands, TO matter where he
lives, but it is just as easy for man to speak
Dgocd whole some truths here as it is in New
York
..The trnh Of this is best illustrated in
DIR. Eai!ey's own case He has for wears
published at Washington an aboli. on news
paper, advocating anti-slayery views with
great decision and plainness. Bat be is a
gentleman, 10th in personal intercourse and
in the language of his newspaper, and no.
body has thought Of molesung him. On
the contrary, lie commands the respect of
all classes of people So did Gerrit Smith
" ile in Congress. So do gentlemen every
where"
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EASTERN
Carriage Repository.

Axy HE MS0rd , cS5rsaf located Med BRANCH
for the sale OF their Carriages IN u me. lily
2&- ~ of Ottawa, Ill, beg to inform the ciuIehs
of La Sale and adjoining Counties and the people o. e
West generally they have hand and are receVg
from their MANCFACT0RY IN CONNECTiCof good
assortment okCarrages, consisting III part oi isocka-
ways Sliding Seat Top and no Top Buggies OF different
styles, Concord Bugges, &c, made from e very bsst
material, and in a neat and workmanlike manner which
will be sold reasonable terms. Dealers and all Wishing
to purchase will find to their advantage 10 call ard eNa-
mine stock before purchasing elsewhere From a
experience in the manufacture Of Carriages We feel
confident that give entire satisfaction AL work
warranted.
We have alsosconnected with Repository shop for
doing all kinds Of repairing which viii be done at short
notice and ia the best manner.
Stor. few doors We of the p o., on Main street
For reference, enquire OF AErHuE lockwood, ESQ
junl4ly* H. w. 'o>i~'' -'9eH'
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The CAMrAIGN.-We cut the following

The CAMpAIGN.-We cut the following
from the State Register Of Monday
Gov. Richardson will commence stumping
the State by the LIST of July, and continue
it up to the day of election.
= Hon. John a. McClernard has taken the
lump in Southern Illinois The indefatiga-
Bile Mcdonnell is bearing down all opposition
in the central section, and Tom Harris will
soon be home to scatter the Fusion forces
like cbaff before the whirlwind in the Sixth
District.
From every section Of the State the De-
mocracy are coming up to the work in
earnest.
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SHOCKING MURDER IN CHIcAGo.-Mr. Thos.
Applebee, grocer, 81 Randolph ST., Chicago,
was murdered in his store on Thursday
night, apparently at or 10 o'clock, although
the murder was not discovered until morn
ing. Appearances indicate that he had gone
to his refrigerator to get some butter for a
customer, when ne was struck from behind
with a Ratchet, ard brutally mangled. No
clue has been found to the perpetrator OF
the shocking deed.
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From OREGoN.-The details of the battle
with the Indians in Oregon. of which re-.
ports were brought by the last California
steamer, have been received by the Indian
bureau in Washington. The steamer Mary
was lying at the cascades when the Indians
made the first attack, and escaped down the
river to give notice OF the outrage. The at
tack lasted three days, and 400 Indians were
engaged, Of whom II were killed and 70
wounded, and the Cascade Chief and Is
warriors captured. The friendly Indians
are being collected on the reservation and
furnished with provisions.
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Democ ratio County Convention
THE Undersigned, democratic central committee ap
pointed at the last La Sale county democratic con-
vention respectfully that the OF the
raj towns in the assemble the usual place Of
holding elections. Saturday the i;h day OF June
from to o'clock 81, for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to a county convention to
Saturday, the 2lst day IF June merit,
At O'Clock NJ for the purpose OF selecting delegates
attend the congressional and senatorial rooyepos.
which vili Peru the 2ish day of June
nominate candidate for congress in this CONCESSION
a. and candidate for state this senatorial
district.
The dErent towns will be entitled to the following
number Of delegates:
Adams Bruce , Brock 6eId 2, Dayton ;. Deer Park
Dinnick = Eden Eagle 2 Earl B. Farm Ridge Freedong
Grand Ra Pids Hope g La Sale Nanls B. MerideD
Mission 8 Northbilie g. sThir = OTTAWA g. Rutland 3
Salisbury Serena South Ottawa 2, Troy Grove b Uti
"A 2, yermion =, Naltham ,
JOHN HISE e. W. ARMSTRONG,
wM BARRIER WM. STADDEN,
D. rs. HUkETY, J. HOFFMAN,
WM. 0SNAN, D. EVANS,
DJcf c.rssr1i COMMITTEE
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Gen. Cass on the Beecher Kill-em Doc.

Gen. Cass on the Beecher Kill-em Doc.
trtne.
Gen. Cass, in his late great speech in the
Senate on the Kansas question, alluded as
follows to the rifle rowdyism which recently
took place in the North Church, New Ha-
ven:
"The temple at Jerusalem was de6led by
the money changers who converted it into
bank of that day, and made it scene OF
denominations Our Savior drove them out,
saving, at is written, my house shall be
called the house of prayer, but we have
made it den of thieves" The house oil
PRAYER is now the armory for the collection
of weapons, to arm Americans against their
countrymen, and cergymen are not indeed
money changers, but gatherers and dlstri'
butors OF carnal, not Of christian weapons,
to fight battles of flesh, and not the battles
of the faith, forgetting that AL that take T.
sword shall perish by the sword; and tnas
they are warned by the apostle OF the uen-
tiles that the weapons Of their warfare are
not carnal. To preach the Gospel OF Jesus
is work enough for any human heart and IN
tellect. He who devotes himself to his du-
ty, and then goes after strange gods, enter
ing the field of politics, and lnnsling in It's
strife and bitterness, does more injury to the
cause of true religion, within the sphere OF
his labOrs, than the writings OF Noltaire ana
Hume, and all the other infdel authors who
ever sought, by their sneers and ma!ign IN
fuence, to destroy human confidence In the
most precious gift Of God to man.
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Opsn from 4. H. to p H.
SIGHT and time Exchange
NEW YORK
BOSTON,
ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO AND PHILADELPHIA.
Also, on England Scotland, Ireland, and Cities and
Towns in Continental Europe, among which the fol-
lowing:
AMSTERDAM, COPENHAGEN, HAMBCRGH,
BREMEN, COLOGNE, PARIS
BERGEN, DRESDEN, HAVRE
BRUSSELS. FRANKFORT o. NJ. MARSEiLLES
BADEN-BADEN, VIENNA, STOCKHOLM
ST PETERSBURGH.
Interest allowed on Deposits
Gold and Silver Coin, bought and sold at current rates
Collections made in this aud other States Europe
The Planters and Mechanics Bank Dalton, circuia-
ton issued by hold myself responsible for in every
respect 1t will be bankabe at the Bank of Ottawa
other good currency. dec 29) GEO. e. FISHER
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UNPAID LE1rERs.-The Postmaster General
has instructed the Postmaster at New York
tina, whenever any letter is deposited unpaid,
he must send a circular notice to the party
addressed, that the said letter is detained for
want of prepayment, and that it will be
forwarded on the receipt in stamps of the
amount due. This plan prevents the accu-
mutation of unpaid letters, and if successful
it will be extended to other cities.
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Az ANCIENT WELL.-A resident Of Union
Grove, ILL.,, writes the following interesting
fact. in a recent letter to the Office of the
Cooperstown, N. Y, journal:
Zone of my neighbors dug well last fall,
on elevated ground. Afer going down q
feet, he came to bush of willows; he dug
four feet more and then struck the top of
another ace,l, which was stoned with cut
stone, laid in cement, and in which there
was a bountiful supply of water. Who dug
the we'll 4!
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A1ir:asOIe's Dancing Academy.

At -UEIKOPULIIAN UHI an WdLFer e NicEIinUs
Block.
DROP G. MARESOLE has the pleasure Of ncing
to his friend and the public Of Ottawa that he will
open his Dancing Academy about the 9th of Juy
where he will introduce and teach the and fasbiona-
bic dances of Milan, Paris London New York and Chi.
cago
Having been successful in Chicago the past winter
and so cordially invited to take best in this CIV
he feels assured that he give entire satisfaction To
those who desire to become graceful and
dancers, he being fully determined make his Hail 70
spectacle place. where he shah exact from his pupils the
stric:est decorum.
Mrs. Mrasole will give her attention to the instruction
of the ladies through the first lessons
For terms and particulars apply Mrs. Nirasole at
the Metropolitan Hall. after the 9TH Of July
p. Size takes this opportunity thank his Ottawa
friends for their kind invitation attend their dance tho
4th Of July lie and Mrs. MirasoIe will endeavor TO ba
present On this occasion. iunlIl G.. MIRAsOLE.
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GRuBs SPRoUrING.-A correspondent Of
the New York Tribune, writing from Green
county, Wisconsin, says, in that part of the
county, the common grub worms are grow
in. or sprouting like seeds of vegetables.
The grub assumes a brown color, and q
sprout or shoot issues from each corner of
the mouth, resembling those of an acorn in
size and color. They leave the body at right
angles, and then take various directions
some of them as much as two inches in
length.
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Wallace, the ruifian who recently assaulted
and attempted to commit an outrage on
teacher in the ladies seminary at Henry, and
who had escaped at the time, was arrested
last week in Iowa, and has been brought
back and lodged in the Lacon Jail.
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THE 4rn AT MARsEaLLEs.-There will be a
Sabbath School celebration at Marseilles on
the 4th, that promises to be unusually in
terestins and pleasant. Several schools from
La Sale are expected to be present on tn,
occasion, together with the schools in Mar
settles, those on the Prairie north Of Mar
settles, and schools from other points in the
vicinity. There will be free dinner in
beautiful grove near the town, with singing,
speeches, &c.
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OFF FOR KASsAs--On Monday, we I'M
derstand the La Sale county army for Kan
sas consisting of 81 men under the command
Of the Rev. VIM. S,rawn, intend to take up
their line of march for Kansas. They go
armed with Sharps rifles, we believe, and
doubtless will strike terror into the border
rulIians' when they arrive on the bloody
plains of Kansas. Seriously, as peaceable
emigrants, we wish the party every success,
but as warriors, the whole business is sim
ply ridiculous.
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RrFFIASIsM AT CNCINNArL-A set of dele
gates from Missouri who were not acknow-
iedged as democrats, forced their way into
the democratic convention at Cincinnati by
knocking down the doorkeeper; and demo-
cratic editor, while addressing the people in
front Of the Burnett House, was assaulted
and stabbed in the back SO as to endangcr
his life. Yet the sticklers for freedom of
speech and good order who have raised such
a storm about the assault on Sumner have
not word Of condemnation to offer. The
following is reported by telegraph from Gin
cinnati:
June 5.-George p Buell., editor Of the
Democratic Review at Washington, while
making speech. last night. denouncing the
knOw-nothings and the abolitionists. was in.
terrupted by man in the crowd. with whom
he finally came 10 blows. In the melee, Mr..
Buell. was stabbed in the back with knife,
which penetrated the lungs, infiicting dan
gerous wound.
Mr.. Buell's condition this morning was
critical, inward bleeding having commenced.
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The average fall in the leading articles of
breadstuffs and provisions in this country,
has been at least 25 per cent.-while the
rise in raw material, such as cotton, leather,
wool. &C., has been 16 per cent.
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
A call has been issued for a Republican Con-
gressional Convention, for the Sd Congress
ional District of this State, to meet at Otta-
va on the first Wednesday in July.
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a Word In Time

y
Is not OF as much benefit COED medicine given III sea
All who suffering with Coughs or Colds ought at
to the extract of CHERRY AND LUNGWORT,
of extensive assortment of Medicines put up by
COMSTOCK BROTHER, of NEW YORK 1t 1riH care.
Also their HAIR GLOSS, PILE EMINENT, PAIN KILL
Err, etc They medicines OF known worth and repu-
taton. Their Y0UATT'S 4 CARTOONS Horse and Cat
tie Medicines Condition Powders Gargling OIL etc, will
be found trial all they represented Mr.. Foster,
OF this place has just received fresh assortment direct
from New York, and will supply them at Proprietors'
prices. Call and get almanac.
For sale by AMAsA FOSTER. jun14 -2w
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EstraYed.

CTRAYED, from John Curryea's Mills, Indian Creek
y La Sale Co., the sih day Of May, 1os6, yoke
of Work Oxen, or years old. One is - large raw
boned OK, has high horns, the color light roam.
The other is OF midding SIZE with long slim horns INC
color is red and white fine spotted each having y W
brapded horn Any information VIII DE 'nanh
~ received and literally re warded leaving word at
John Duryea's mills, or by letter 10 Ots~' TpvGA
addressed to lmy2rf.tl CINCINAIts1 ~. "" -
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STATE ROCKS IN CARs-We find in the
Chicago Democrat the following description
Of some railroad cars manufactured for the
Illinois Central r. r. Co:
Some Of the cars manufactured by the
Buffalo Car Company for the Illinois Central
Railroad have had new features introduced
into them. One Of them contains SIX state
rooms, each room having two seats with
cushioned backs. long enough for person
to-lir upon. The backs OF the seats are hung
with hinges at the upper edge, 50 that they
may be turned up at pleasure, thus forming
two single berths, one over the ether. where
persons may sleep with all the comfort ina
ginable. In one end Of the car is a small
wash room, with marble wash bowl, looking
glass, &c. On the opposite side OF the car
from the state rooms is ! row o! seats with
revolving backs, similar TO BARRIERS chairs,
so arranged that the occupant may sit
straight or recline in an easy attitude at
pleasure. Other ears have each two or three
similar state rooms, the remainder Of the ear
being furnished with seats of the usual kind.
With cars of this kind, railroading will soon
become as easy and comfortable as riding
upon our luxurious steamers.
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Nh. BucHANAN's AGE.-James Buchanan
was born on the 18th of April, 1871. He
was consequently IS years Of age on the
10Th of April last.
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New Posr OrFIcR.-A Post Office has been
established At Macon, in Bureau county. and
Mr.. Charles Lee appointed Post Master.
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We have not heard of case of cholera
in this country this season, and everything
indicates healthy summer.
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IsAraE.s. LGAllX

EG3 n customers, and the public generally, Tor the
Ff liberal p.rousge has hitherto received. he b,
~. determined, BY pGnctuGi in ;thling al orders
and 10y using the bet 81 materials aud workmanship !"
u1a-ir continuance - the same.
aaai-r RE- E@aiiI Tar SAL:
lie has received large stock Of leather FOR !al .na
wiatr. trade. consisting IN part Of
ii.uiOck 4.d glitter cole leather,
Oak aud h-r!0cl upper,
Cra.ford's phila. KIP and calf,
Calcutta .i;. good common kip and calf.
Grained upper, rIss-t and pns Innings,
Boot morocco, amp fancy Innings,
Pat-u. opera calf and string leather Tor trasLng use
shoem4ker's kit and dorrgs
Always on hand. assortment OF Eentemens Emo
yr.ues calf J.z,.D leather and Morocco boots, ladies'
misses and chdren's boot. and shoes, and made TO
order.
A.. leather lasts boot crimp boards, hst1mers
piucers knives and findings generally Used ia the BUSH
psnairirp done as usual September :.
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II any should ask what In opinion, arrived
ny impartial test, the best and honest
compounded yemsay for preserving and boau,iyns the
hair and restoring hair - its original color, and
the locks the baltheadeS SHOULD without hesita
ton say Prof o. J. Woods Hair RescrativeSt. Louis
Democrat.
sN-See advertisement il, ane<he- coie6-1.
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DoS'T FORGET the town meetings to-day to
elect delegates to the democratic county con-
vention to meet in Ottawa one week from to-
day.
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Notice.

Tame-tng Of the Dir-ctors OF the Ottawa Gas Light
~ Co, il ordered that assessment Of six aud
half per be made the lptal stock Of said Com
pauy pay AL outstanding debts, and 10 compete lay
ing pipe. Assessment to be paid July ISL $500 at
the Office Of the Company.
by order q Alex. " Magi' Z. Thorner J. Armour.
and VIM. CogsseIl, Directors. -
iGui4 LkNl MAsON, Nrc
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PAYMENT TO THE STArE.-The Illinois Gen.
trail Railroad Company on Monday paid to
the State Treasurer Of Illinois S3l 1929 for
per centage on the gross earnings of the
main line and Galena branch for the past six
months, being the second payment on this
account
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seventh District Soma tori al Cow q N ion
THE Democracy Of the Seventh Senatorial District of
the STATE Of Illinois reauesteto ia ,h-r
scetve Counties for the purpose Of appointing delegates
the Democratic Senatorial Convention Ia DC held Pc
rn Wednesday,. TIE 2tt day Of ,f9i~ r.es nsIni
maize Il candidate for Senator OF said District
The ratio representation will be follows oSae for
each County, for each 9si fraction If syt
loo Democratic the last Presidential cleo
will give Bureau Delegates, Gruniy 3. Ii
yngstOn 2 IL sale 10 PERRY 4. ARMSTRONG,
MILTON T. PkTERS,
NM. oSsiAN,
c. VI. LEE
Dyi0 District C0saAtitt.s.
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~ COTTON, Merchant Tailor, and dealer In Ready
- Made Clothing in Cayarlys Block, nearly opposite
the Post Office, will open Monday, May 18th, well
selected stock of Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings,
vhch he will manufacture to order in the best style and
on The most reasonable He has well selected as
sortmept Of Really Made Clothing and Gentlemans FUR
n;.h;pa Goods. Ottawa, May II, 1885, IT,
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G0DsI. Delivered!
Isvrs,a Vista Eicr;sl Gardens.
". GIs.IYiIEzn 4. 10.

IT he r<saPe1cs If " r. ~ Ctl.bDrE, Eft otfI1cd.
ayay- for sale llr- supply % perpetual Roses and
all ,xer kinds Of f.ss-rjng house plants -trasTry To
mate i:'.arh C-Asa y!arts, &c, Ac in their sea
-, and yee,-,stie- .. al kinds iuEIi
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Important 10 Farmers:
BURN'S PATENT
WIR r FE N CE!
awarded at the State Fair

Held at ChicdgO, Oct''5er, 1850.
VIE are prepared to laid and contract for T..
w ID. Burks Iontractt,e, Erpdpsire and Lateral
Pressure Wire Fence.
For durability, utility and economy this Fence il une
qualed On Prairie Farms for the enclosing OF fields Of
grain there is Fence equal it. For 100 rods Of
Fence use only 40 common posts, two large posts 6xC
and l0 spring posts inch square, thus SAVING 20
PER CENT in posts any other Fence.
All the different kinds Of Wire Fence in use,
tnuay getting of order. Cattle running bearing
against the wires spring the Fence bend the wires and
the Fence needs constant watching and repairing The
arrangement Of this fence SUCH tina; ihd key and le
Yer regulate all such trouble. The moment wire l.
by animal the key and lever restore il to its for
position
The price building within loo miles OF Chica-
20 follows:
Against Stock, down to Calves months old, Cedar
Posts and Wires, per rod, - cents.
Against Stock down to Calves 6 months old, Oak
Posts and 3 Wires, per rod, 20 cents.
Sheep Fence, Cedar Posts and Wires, per rod, u.
Sheep Fence Oak Posts and Wires, per rod, 81 cts.
Any infrin this Patent will be prosecuted i'm
nedi1tely.
sYS~OIice at the Ottawa House.
iunl+2w% GEO. HELD j. BROTHER.
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SgTAycd,

100. x,.ho,o. Wilson's. two miles west Of divers
tkoM NJ, ON the night Of the l4th inst, a team Of
s6oTTfTt HORSES a sorrel and bay. The bay Is a
ovd or hollow backed horse, will weigh about twelve
syyd the sorrei will weigh thirteen hundred-heavy
num- and tail These horses twelve years old Any
delivering said horses at Wilson's, giving nfor-
P,;on INV mail to the subscriber Chicago, shall be Ii
hsraily rewarded. [my244w'l GEO. w. gibson.
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INSURANCE, tA.0 AND t0lLscIIOM AGENCY QE

INSURANCE. tAs0 AND COLLECTION AGENCY OF
TRUE & WAITE RMAN
Second Floor, in Hattinger's Block, Ottdaoa, Ills.
COLLECTIONS made in vicinity at usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions.
Titles investigated and abstracts furnished
Deeds and other instruments made out and acknov.
lodged.
Policies issued in the following insurance companies:
Ia Sole County Mutual FIRE Insurance Co.,
Illinois Mutual do do
Stephenson County Mutual do 40
National Loan Fund Life Assurance Socfay.
WM. NJ. TRUE,
Juue 9-y ISAAC v. WATERMAN.
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MARKED Emery Cox, Earyille, H." They wero
wi left house two three weeks ago by .
young Ills friend that brought him to the house in
q humber wagon. said to me, this young man wants TO
stop with youhs is going TO week here in town" Thi
man had in his and child The young
uan SAD nothing. bat eTyingaso the woman Ia the
wagon I concluded they we're friends about to part
The young out Of the and went one aide,
and have not or heard Of him since
junl3 o. H. ~ ILL
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ESSrayt.Al.

r. STRAYBD from the subscriber, on Tussda!, tue Jun
l. inst old Er n. On rs "a. nees when es
,S sd fherr was purchased Of drover with lot
Of other cattle Monday Any pss, rss s M.a, MarRe
Ottawa, where sa tny1tI JACOB KECHERLY.
rewarded. lm.