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List of Letters

Dropped In the Post Office Ottawa, upon which the
postage has not been paid.
g. W. Blakeslee, Sunbury, Livingston CO., III.
John Edwards, Pittsburg, Pa.
James Cooper, Dwight Z. o., Livingston CO., Ill.
Lewis Miller, Taliula, Inaquena CO., Mississippi.
A. q. Wallace, E-q., Upper Embarrass H.
NJ. X. Cook, Lacon, ILL.,
d. l.. Roberts, Jefferson, H.
Rebecca J. Stner, Turbuts Roll r. D., Pa.
DanT Adar, Esq, Wilson, n. Y.
Mrs Melissa Meiggs, sansanon CO., Ill, Leck Greek
p.
Aaron James, Seymour, CT.
Ole Nelson Thossem STRAINS prestige stavenger Amt
Norge.
w A. Bosworth, Grand Rapids, Mich
Adm Gauntt, Northport, Noble CO., Ind
Michyel Morarty Qugue county, Qugne bridge, " l.
Hiram Philips care X. Cody, La Sale, Ill.
Margaret Touhey, Muscaiine, Iowa.
Michi. Casey, care J. y. Montgomery, Earlvile, Ill
Joel Gurley, Chicago, Ill
Z. C. Sherman Springfield, Mass.
Matt Williams. McCoakey. Jackson CO., Iowa
Il. y. Pound, Esq, +. NJ, Marengo, Wayne co.. N Y.
John Stolz, Chicago, Ill.
Charles Biaircy, Cottage, Ca:taraugas CO., n. Y.
Heinrich Becker DanvIle, Srihrer CO, Cal.
Luther Warren, Tonica, La Sale Co, Ill.
James Parmter Stafford, Geneseo CO., y. \.
Pat. Connors, WIllice St, New Orleans.
Henry Kilhefer, Pendleton, Punam CO., Ohio.
Moorse James, Dandy, ToInpkins CO., n. Y.
Stella Forgerson, 81, Charles, Kane co.. ILL.,
Jos. II. Ladd, No. % Bcakman St, NY.
Peter Yongbood, MassiiIon, Ohio.
A Abbtt, Pekiu, TaLeweli CO., H.
". A. Aidrich, Lockport, Ill.
Richard Ellis, Peru, Ill.
Edward Harigen, last Boston, Mass.
Henrietta Moore, Schoocraft, Mich
Hon. H. Murry, Lewiston, y. Y.
Couroe sheiIef, James Mills, Monroe CO., lii.
Eugene Mum, WIuterset, Iowa.
John Lakewood, Woodstock, Va.
Joseph Mead, New Milford, Pa.
". T. Cook, Esqr., Lacon H.
Mary 4. Patteu, Oneida Castle, \. Y.
John Burgel, Lennep, Rheinperenssen, via Bremen.
T.. II. Crttenden, LOUISVILLE, X. T.
A. +. McOwen, Joliet, VIII CO., III.
Mrs J. J. Wilson Charie-town, Ind.
Joseph Grubar, Egphemia, PEBBLE CO, Ohio
Mr.. X Hickling. Seneca stn., Ill.
John :. Smith, Ia gle, La Sale Co, Ill.
Mrs John Ryan, Delphi, Carroll Co, lad
J. b. Warner, Beloit, Wis.
VIM. l.. Sopean, Tonica, H.
WIN. II. Gutter ~. Louis, No.
Mr. James Megailiu, Pittsburg Pa.
DR.. J. T. barber, Chicago. III.
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FIRE AT QrIScY.-On Monday afternoon
the machine shop of the Northern Gro S
RAILROAD, a. Quincy, took fire and was entire
~ consumed The loss to the company is
estimated, says the Wing. at about So, 900.
Ali OF the machinery, the most of which
was new and very valuable, was new and
very valuable, was destroyed. One locomo-
tive, which was in'the shop undergoing re-
pairs, was destroyed, one passenger car, one
new baggage and mail car, and six freight
cars were burned. The spread Of the flames
was so rapid that the workmen had to leave
their clothes and tools behind
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The steamer Atlantic arrived at n. YORK,
June 23d, with dates to June 9th. Among
the passengers was ex-President Fillmore.
The English public are still without off,
cial notice of Champions dismissal, but re-
gard it as q fixed fact. The positive but I'M
official statement of the fact taken out by
the Asia created little excitement. The
London papers all have editorials on the
subject and generally argue the case as
personal one and that there is no occasion
to send Dallas away.
The Times continues to show bitterness
towards the United States. The Neaos won
ders aggressive America should cite the an
nexation of India as palliatipn of her own
propensities, India being an entirely excep-
tionable case. The Morning Chroniciethinks
it cowardly to make scapegoat Of Cramp-
ton. The London Star, organ of the Man
chester party, thinks it perfectly absurd to
60 to war to vindicate the indignity toward
Champion, and rdicules the idea.
An attempt on the life Of the Queen OF
Spain is reported. A young man presented
pistol at her, but was Immediately disarm-
Parliamentary proceedings generally i'm
portant. The bill altering the Parl'anenta-
nv oath so as to admit of Jews taking 1t,
had passed the House of Commons.
! 1t is estimated that the foundations IN
France have rendered "A, 900 people home
less, and 100000 have been thrown out OF
employment. Notwithstanding the floods,
it was hoped the corn crop will not fall much
| below the average.
! 1t was reported in Berlin that Prussia and
! SARDINIA had demanded the recognizing o!
/ the Dunubian Principalties, and that the
( demand had been acceded to.
II is stated that Austria Is resolved 10
erect the Lombardo Venetian provinces IN
to the hinguo,n Of Upper Italy.
Arabia still iii state of instruction, re.
fusing longer 10 recognize the rule Of Iur-
key.
The Russian Commissioners to settle the
: affairs of the principali,ies has been request
ed TO retire from the commission, and Mo-
kalair Pascha, formerly Prince Of Stoundza,
be permitted TO take part in the commission.
! Crimean letters mentioned a report that TO-,
! 600 masons are 20 commence rebuilding Sc
bastopol after the retirement Of the allies.
The steamer Alma started the second time
on the 1lth for New York, but the trouble
again occurred in her machinery and she
! put back 10 Southampton.
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SPEECH OF JUDGE DouGLAs.-A correspon-
dent to the Cincinnati Enquirer from Wash
inston thus describes the effort OF Judge
Douglas at the great ratification meeting in
that city:
"He brought to mind my early impress
sions of the forum, in the best days Of the
Roman republic as described by Livy. The
eloouence Of Cicero was realized. He touch
ed rapidly on the occasion, the condition Of
the republic, the nomination, the candidates,
the issues at stake, the Union, the harmony
# the deliberations Of the convention.
Like Cicero, he dwelt emphatically on the
importance of sustaining the law and order,
and of our glorious constitution. Indeed,
the distinguishing feature OF all MIR. Douglas
speeches, IN the senate or on the stump, is
their devotion to the constitution and the
glorious Union Of these States, and where
should we be without Union among our
selves2
By the by, the magnanmous course of
Judge Douglas, on the recent occasion, was
in the mind of every auditor. Being pro-
minent candidate for the nomination-what
di, he do? He promptly telegraphed his
friend Richardson, in advencc, TO take care
that his name should not be an obstacle to
perfect harmony. Again, he telegraphed
him 20 withdraw his name, at discretion.
The moment he found that Mr.. Buchanan
had received bare majority, although two
thirds were necessary to a choice, for third
time he peremptorily directed that his name
should be withdrawn, because he considered
that Mr.. buchanan was entitled to the no.
mination. 1t was said of Caesar, that he
" thrice refused the kingly crown" Thrice
did Judge Douglas thus direct his friends to
yield to another his prominent prospect for
a nomination to more than kingly honor.
In doing so, he evinced the highest personal
magnanimity, and is entitled to the lasting
favor Of the democratic party. Personal
considerations were no object with him.
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NORTH AMERIcASs-The abolition Hirdoo
Convention in NV York that last week
nominated y. p Banks for the Presidency
on having the rews from Philadelphia, recon-
sidered their vote, and nominated Fremont.
They stuck to Johnston, however, for the
Vice Presidency, refusing to adopt Dayton
The question is how can the North Ameri-
cans now vote for Fremont and Johnston
electors when the only Fremont electoral
ticket in the states will be pledged for Day
tom or will they run a scperate ticket.
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TuE DrFrEgEScE-To-daya black repub-
!ican convention viii assemble at Philadel-
phia to nominate candidates for President
and Vice President What a vast difference
is presented, on comparison of what this
body will 6e, with what the late democfa attic
convention at Cincinnati was At the latter,
every State in the confederacy was repre-
scented, and the delegates from every State
united upon platform for the whole coun-
try; the gathering was National one At
the Philadelphia convention, but half the
States will be represented, and the platform
adopted will be one of hostility to the rights
of large portion Of the Union the gath
ering Will be a sectional one.-DetroN Free
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The MURDERER OF ArPLEEEE ~ CHIcAGc---
We notice 10y the Chicago papers that Prof
McEvoy, of La Sale, has been arrested on
suspicion of having committed the murder
Of Applebee, the grocer in Chicago, men
toned in our last. He was arrested in
Louisville. 1t appears that hitherto the
Professor and Mr.. y. had been on the most
friendly terms. The Chicago papers ge-
morally express the belief that he is not the
right man.
Mr.. McEvoy has published a letter in
several Of the city papers protesting his in
nOcence, and giving an account OF his action
the day OF the murder, and his relations with
Mr. Applebee, and asserting that lie can
show that he left on the train at 900, while
the murder DIust have been committed at a
later hour. If the statements of this letter
are substantiated, Of course he is innocent
OF the heinous charge.
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On motion of Mr.. Hise, of La Sale, Mr..
Osgood was de lared unanimously nominated
for Consress-third district. A committee
of two, consisting of Goodell, of Will, and
Cushman, of La Sale, were appointed to
wait upon Mr.: Osgood and iafoim hmsof
his nomination; the committee introduced
Mr.. Osgood, who accepted the nopination,
and addressed the convention, placing him
self squarely and heartily upon the platform.
Mr.. Cushman addressed the convention.
pledging to Mr.. Osgood every democratic
vote of La Sale that would have been given
to himself if nominated.
The convention was also addressed by Mr..
McRoberts, of Will.
On motion of Mr.. Leroy, Of Grundy,
Resotced, That the proceedings be pub
lished in the Democratic papers Of this dis.
trict, and the Chicago Times
Adjourned. Al
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to Kansas to take command Of the regular
troops there. He has imperative orders to
put an end to the troubles in the territory.
He does not go to supersede Col. Sumner,
except in the chief command, being his su-
periOr in rank. Col. s. will remain and CO.
operate with, should need be. Gen. Smith
is one of the best and ablest men in the ar
my-a man of heart, and noble, generous
impulses, as well as a gallant soldier.
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Senatorial Convention.

Convention met in Peru, June 25th
On motion of q. Hulett, L. MIsNER, of
Grundy, was called to the chair, and
George r. Bedford and n. C. Cannon were
appointed secretaries.
The following delegates presented their
credentials and took seats in the convention.
Bureau co... Stephens, S. Fifield, j.
T. Cook, and Dr. b. S. Carb.
Grundy Coz. Msner, A. Glover, and
G. H. kiested.
La Sale Cop. j. Dimmick, O. o.
Wakefield, f. S. Holowcl, Rees Morgan,
n. c. Cannon, 6. X. Bclford, j. W. Arm
strong, G. IL. Norris, j. Il. Ford, and Guy
Hulett
On motion of G. II. Kiested, w. II. w.
Cushman was nominated by reclamation for
the office of state senator.
On motion, a committee of two was APP
pointed by the chair, composed of G. HUI
lett and j. w. Armstrong, to apprise Mr..
Cushman of his nomination. The commit
tee reported that they found Mr.. Cushman
in the act of leaving for home, and that he
accepted the nomination.
On motion of &. H. Norris, committee
was appointed to call future conventions,
composed of the following gentlemen
La Saile-G. ii. Norris.
Bureau-J. Stephens.
G1undy-P. A. Armstrong.
Licingston-M. S. Pain.
On motion. it was voted that the pro-
ceedines of this convention be published in
the democratic papers in this district
On motion, the convention adjourned.
E. MISNER, Chairman.
g Ss1 :. R o1 sssssH'' sss'y.
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MONEY IN New YORK.-The Port Of Fri
day evening says: "Money continues album
dant, and confidence continues lacking for
its free employment. The capitalists cannot
place their spare funds in satisfactory short
investments, and are obliged to hold to them
and lose interest Call loans range from s
to 8 per cent, and discounts at 6 to u per
cent. for all well endorsed paper, from sixty
days to six months"
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ProR,A AND BUREAU VALLEY r. R. Co..

PEORIA AND BUREAU VALLEY R. r. Co.
At the annual election of this company,
held in Chicago, on the 9Th inst, the follow
ing named gentlemen were elected directors
for the ensuing year.:
N B. Judd, Henry Farnam, Thos. G. Du-
rant, John Frink, John l.. Griswould, Chas.
w. Durant, and John Hamln.
At meeting of the board Of directors,
n. b. Judd was reelected president; Chas
W. Durant, treasurer; and Washington
Cookie secretary.
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At WETROPOLITAN UILL, an WdAter q H1cAEtlgs
.2iOCE.
DROP. G. MARESoLE las the pleasure Of announcing
to his friend and the public Of Ottawa that lie will
open his Dancing Academy or about the 9Th Of July,
where will introduce and teach the and iashiona
Bile dances Of Milan, Paris, London New YORK and CHI;
Having been successful in Chicago the past winter.
and cordially invited take the best Hall III this City,
he feels assured that he can give entire satisfaction to
those who desire become graceful and accomplished
dancers he being fully determined to make his Hall
spectacle place, where he shall exact from bis pupils tie
strictest decOrum.
Mrs Mrasoe will give her attention 20 the instruction
Of the ladies through the first essc
For terms and particulars apply to Mrs. Mrasoe, at
the Metropolitan Hall afer the 9TH Of July.
Z. S-He takes this opportunity TO thank his Ottawa
friends for their kind invitation to attend their dance he
4th July. lie and NTs Mrasole will endeAg0r to be
present Oh this occasion. junliI u. MikAsOLE.
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S.ThroW Physic TO the Dogs"

So said Shak speare when he probably in good
health and felt liike after eating good dinner
satisfied with him, II, aud mankind in general" But
when sickness racks the tortured !Tanr, us then We
need and must have good and eth cieut Medicines. Such
the Medicine, OF Nrssrs. CUNSIOCh BROIlfER'
OF NEW YORK, comprising assortment OF t,cedy Or
more eDectHc Tt7ac0tss different diseases Their
Cherry and Longworth, for Coughs, TURKISH BALh
HAIR GLOSS, FAMILY PILLS. TURKISH VIM Pam
Killer etc are all DRIP. Ied upon, and vii! please
4 b.ueIr all who use them Also they the prOprle
Tor Of YOUATT's 4 CARTONS Horse and Cattle Me
dcin.. Tie reputation o. Iolait is worldwide, and
tbe.e PrrraratnI.- fCvudition Powders, Carrying OIL
RiugboIe Cure etc used everywhere ia preference
all O;LeTs-
For .aI. bv Au..A Fo-rLn iuu2S Nv
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The following are the Presidential tickets

The following are the Presidential tickets
now in the field
For PrGsident For Tice PTesideRt
Democratic.
Jas. Buchanan, Pa j. e. Breckenridge, BY.
II. ". RepuJliean.
John c. Fremont, sc. W. l.. Dayton, n. j.
Pure hHo,c Nothing.
Willard Fillmore, Ny. \. j. Donelson, Tenn.
Pure X. " E0ite,s.
John C. Fremont, ). L.. VIM. F. Johnston, Pa.
Pure K. " Sub Bolters
r. r. Stockton, NJ Kenneth Baynor, n. C.
Anti X. y. AIolition.
Cerri. Smith, " Y. S. Mcfarland, Pa.
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Fremont IN PENNsYLvANiA.--Thad
Stevens, delegate to the fusion convention
at Philadelphia that nominated Fremont,
expressed the opinion on returning home,
that Fremont will be beaten in Pennsylvania
by So, 200 majority.
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The Boston Post is responsible for the
statement that during a thunder storm, a
few days ago, the lightning came down up
on pasture of Charles Titcomb, of Ken
sington, y. H., descending perpendicularly
into the earth alb ut thirty feet, SO as to
form good well OF water The hole is as
big as barrel, and it was formed, Ike the
holes of the chpmunk, without throwing
cut any earth.
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EsiyiA or OTTAW 4

On.A tDH, / " to ; Il y.
SIGHT and ;ill- EEyl.IHEe
SEW YORK
BOSTON,
sT LOUIS.
CHICAGO AND PHILADELPHIA.
Also on England, scotland, Ireland, and Cities and
Towns in Continental! Europe, among watch ihe fol-
lowing.
AMSTERDAM COPENHAGEN, HAMBURGH,
BUENtN, COLOGNE, PARIS.
BERGEN. BRESDEN. HANRE,
BRUSSELS FRANKFORT o. NJ MAlSEIILES,
baden BADEN, VIENNA, sTOChliULM
st. PETER-BURGH.
Interest allowed on Deposits.
Gold silver Coin bought and sold at current rates
Collection. made in this and other and Europe.
Tn. Planters and Mechanics Bank, Dalton, circula-
issued by hold self responsible for IN every
respect II will be bankabIe the Bank % Ottawa
other COED currency. dec 29l GEO 3 FISHER.
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In the Circuit Court of Sangamon county,
indictments have been found against Mrs.
Anderson and Theodore Anderson, the W iie
and nephew OF George Anderson, who was
murdered about month since, and of which
murder we have before spoken. b tn have
beed committed to Jail 70 await their trial.
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The Hon. UEI OsGooD, democratic candi-
date for congress, and others will address
the democracy at the court house at 1 O'Clock
this afternoon.
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To tie music koUiRg IF OtI1cI and Uicfnf,y.
HKYE would announce that &c are agents for CHECKER
w ing's Piano Fortes, Of Boston, aud any person
DESTROYS purchasing instrument, warranted TO gyo
good satisfaction, can fad II at Boston prices al
iun2l RATIIBUN { ORTOS'S.
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DEATH OF AN NJ. C.-The Hon. Thos. FL.
Bayley, member of congress from Virginia,
died at his residence in Accomac, Va, on
Monday.
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MORE Cox1sc.-Ibe Boston Times Of the

MORE CoMISG.-Ihe Boston Times Of the
10th has the following paragraph:
CnoATE AND WINTHROP FOR BUCHANAN
The rumor that Hon. Rufus Cuoate and Hon.
Robert c. Winthrop, had given in their ad
hesion to the Cincinnati nominations created
a lively sensation throughout this city on
Saturday last. We believe there are good
grounds for the interesting report.
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The n. Y. Tribune, speaking of Mr.. Bu-

chanan, says:
at gives us pleasure to recognize in the
Cincinnati non inee for President q man re-
spectacle in every personal relatiOn-a good
citizen and neighbour man of fair talents
and unsullied private character"
1t also adds that ale is the embodiment
of worldly prudence and unJaltering discre-
f;ouD
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NORTON UNDER CLoUD.-Thc Chicago
Democrat, which few weeks ago issued or
ders that Norton should be nominated as
the fusion candidate for congress in this dis
trict, row hau!s the little gentleman over
the Goals for opposing Fremont in the Phi!a-
delphia convention.
Col. Wentworth says, "Our delegation
all left here for Fremont, and when We re-
fleet that Norton was made ono at his own
request, upon the assurance that he had not
the least prejudice against Col. Fremont,
and was unconrnitted against him, and was
anxious TO cooperate with the Illinois dele
CATION, in selecting the strongest man for
our State" he is not little astonished and
indignant at his taking the lead in opposing
Col Fremont, and for carryingtwo of the
three delegates from his district, who were
Of the same old political afiinities, W til him.
Col. ". then goes on to pay high comp!i-
ment to LovJoy for taking an opposite
Course to that OF Norton, and it is very plain
the new generalissimo of the fusion forces in
northern Illinois expects either "sign
from Norton, or he will Issue orders to have
Loy,ioy nominated for his successor.
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II any one should AK WAT in or opinion, arrived
at by IN impartial lest wa the best and most honest
compounded remedy for re-erying and Identifying the
hair restoring gray hair to lis original COLOR and
the loca. the h.!d headed shVld withol; hesita-
ton gay Pros o ! Mood, Hair Eesora.iyeSt. Louis
Democrat.
sB~-see a..y-rrise1neI; IL another column.
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Important to Farmers.
BURk'S PATENT
WIR 4 F L ~ CE!
Uranium, auarded at the State Fair

Ueld at Chicag0 Oct Der. 1868.
HH7E are now prepared to build and contract FOR T
w b. BIrk's cOHtr0c!tre, EEpaHstre and Lateral
Pressure Hire FeHce.
For durability utility and economy, this Pence Is une
qua!ed On Prairie Farms, for the enclosing Of fields OF
grain there IS no Peace equal 10 it. For 100 rods Of
Pence only - cO7uOu posts, two large posts exc,
spring pests inch square, thus SAVING IS
PER CENT ia posts over any other Fence.
All the dE-rent kinds Of Wire Fence Ia use. are con-
tinuay getting Of order. Cattle running bearing
against the spring the Pence, bend the wires and
the Fence needs constant watching and repairing The
Arrangement Of tis fence il such that thd key and e
yer regu0e all such trouble. The moment IL
bent by animal, the key and lever
mer position.
The usual price for building within 100 miles u Chc.-
: follows:
Against stock. down to Calves months Old Cedar
Posts and Wyes, per rod, - cents.
Against Stock, down Calves months DID, Oak
Posts and Wires, per rod, - cents.
Sheep Pence, Cedar Posts and Wires, per rod, 81.
Sleep Fence, O4k Posts and Wire, per rod % IL.
Any nfriug cement this Patent will be prosecuted IN
med ,tely.
sFs-Oifice at the Ottawa House.
a. n L
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John Van Buren,, says the N. Y. Herald,
is about to be married to young lady Of
south Carolina, daughter of former dis
tinguished U. S. Senator, recently deceased.
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EASTERN
Carriage Repository.

ne caA AsG5a h e-5f sesed staaeEE
C[{I for the sale o! their Carriages IN the city
SL2 Of Ottawa. Ill, beg to n'orm the citizens
sale and adjoining Counties, and the people y; tho
generally. tat they have hand aud receiving
from their MANCFACTORY ~ CONNECTICUT 4 good
assortment Of Carriages, consisting ia part Ol kpChs
ways Siding seat, Top aud no Top Bgges- Of different
styles Concord BCgges. &C. made from the very best
material, aud in a neat and wOrkuanEe manner, which
vi. be sold reasonable terms Dealers aud all wishing
purchase will find 1t to their advantage to call and
mine stock before purchasing elsewhere FROM =
long experience tile manufacture Of Carrg feel
confident that give entire satisfaction. A.! work
warranted.
We have also connected with Repository shop for
doing eli kinds Of repairing which Will be done IL sao!.
uOticeauG IN H. best manner.
Store few doors West Of the P. o, on Main stree,
For reference, enquire o. AE-AUE LOCKWOOD, k-q.
Jun li-lyE II. W. JONES, AgsiA
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New WHEAr.-One hundred sacks of
nr;ma red wheat from De Soto County,
Miss the first OF the new crop, was sold in
St Louis on Friday last, at $l.25 per bushcl.