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The Arabia, which arrived at Boston Dec.
5th. and the Atlanta at New York, Dec OH,
bring European dates to the Goth ult. The
political VS. is quiet. In financial matters
there has been 4 favorable reaction. Dis
dnicting rum ers in reference TO the Anglo
French alliance had disappeared, operating
hvo-ably on the funds, added to which q
heavy arrival Of gold from Australia, had
sent up s.o- Ks , or 8 per cent. The British
government has engaged to furnish ships to
take additional solniingS for the Atlauti
Telegraph AMI to verify those already made,
to furn 81 slips 20 assist in aging the cable,
and un ertahes to guarantee per cent. on
the capital Of 100000, equal to Ga, 900
sterling until the compsnys earnings reach
ak per cent, afer which the guarantee
vii be el0G00 per anuum Tor twenty five
years, ct such larger sums government
Messages may amount to if charged At the
ordinary rates Of tariff, and the L. S. gov
erumen. make similar arrangement
In markets there is TO new feature or no.
ticib!c chanye-snce last arrival.
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C0ngrcss.


Dec. BIN the senate the death Of Mr..
Clayton was announced, when the usual re-
solutions were adopted and the senate adj
jcurued. The house filibustered' on the
attempt to admit Whitfield, until the death
Of Mr.. Clayton was announced and that
body also adjourned.
Dec. 4.-1n the senate, NJ. Conaegys, Sc
nator appointed from Delaware IN place o.
Mr.. Clayton. appeared and took his seat.
The molten TO ,rint 1900 extra copies of
tn. Presidcn S message was then discussed
Tor an hour or two, when the senate al
iournel ever to Monday.
In the house, the speaker announced the
standing committees. They are nearly this
same as at last session. The Whitfield case
was resumed ard occupied the house TIL al
iouirncIs'.
Der. SIN tic senate, Rev. Mr.. HHl,
Baptist minister, Of Washington city, was
elected chaplain. The motion to print the
message was resumed, and Mr.. Bigier. of Pa,
occupied the balance Of the day in a defence
Of the President.
In the house, the Presidents message was
read. Mr.. Campbell then moved its refer
ence to the committee of the whole, taking
occasion strongly to condemn the assertion
of the President relative to the dis!nJ atty OF
the Republicans. sAd pitched into the demo
Gratis generally. Mr. Sherman followed in
speech in the same vein, and then the
house adjourned.
Dec. 9.-In the senate, Mr.. Collamcr made
! a long speech against the Presidents mes
sage, and Ar. Smith, of Tenn, replied. In
the house, after a long speech from Mr..
Smith, OF Va, on the message, the vote not
TO allow Mr. Whitfield to be sworn in was
reconsidered, and, on the admission Of his
opponents that there was majority 81 in
. the house in his favor, he was allowed to he
sworn in.
Dec. l0.--In the senate, Mr.. Pugh made
an elaborate speech in reply to arguments
and accusations made by the opposition Sc
majors relative 10 the Presidents message,
citing judicial authority TO prove the Presi-
d ut correct, and euloglzing him for his Off
cial course in regard TO lhe rgl's Of the
South.
In the house, Mr.. keitt defended, and Mr..
Washburn, Of Ne, condemned. in long
speeches, the Presidents message. Mr..
Morrison, Of H., also made speech de-
tending the President. lie said he was once
/ an anti-Nebra=ka hon. but had left tina,
+ party when he saw it w~c leading him into
abolrt:onism. lie essayed 10 prove the Re-
publican party sectional in its Organization
and principles. he thanked the Pr,siien,
for his condemnation Of that sectional o.:
ganiZaton. Adjourned.
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Buy your Goods Ri tEc New
EASTERN CLOTHING HOUSE,

one floor south IF e. l.. IhcDlIsons DTng SORE IT.
tlJcd, Winof-.
Tue coed. buy;rs Of this city and surrounding coun
tYy vii! find it their interest cali at this establish
and examine the goods and prices before purcas
ing elsewhere, they will certainly % to 30 cents
dollar, This stock Just opened is entirely new
and fresh from large Clothing Mandatory, 30 "a
West Prat, Baltimore and offers Inducements in
selection. which older stock. Of shopworn goods cannot
present. This is undoubtedly the best general assert
ment Of Ready Made Mems and Boys Clothing and
Gentlemen- Furnishing Goods in La Sale County and
equal any State and Of neishbors
euqred Of by do know that there is
IA you viii please look for the sign Of
the recently unIrle TO the breeze Of popular IA
vor on which i. plainly written, "EssTEES CLDrHisG
HorsE woLs, BERGMAN Co."
New arrivals every week during the season
Country Merchants requested to give call FOR
il. will be their interest, will sell at Eastern
Wholesale prices. IociI WOLF, BERGMAN CO.
soMErHISG EVERYBODY SHOULD KSow.-we
take pisasu-e calling the OF readers to
the advertisement. which have b.en placed in CO.
Iunn. th. week by Dr. E..,erly Of ST. Louis. His nc
dicines becoming very popular all the Western
states aud be found in every respectable Drug
xnd Apo,hecary IL has taken pains in pre-
pairing and per Getting them " combat the diseases Of
West DR. Esst.rly IS scientific Chemist, and Piar-
aceu-t, and Las t-en engaged fourteen years in the
preparing ADD selling Of hi. Preparations They are tn
ed remedies. and the public rely upon them safe
and efcaciou They rapidly taking the phase OF ali
the advertised medicines, from the fact, Hey
considered i-seoGs aud better suited to the d
.ea,e- climate Tie articles advertised in
Iurlns Dr.. EAstsriy, Iodine and sarssparia Dr..
Carter. Cough B.sa, DR.. EasrerIy's Fever and Ayue
Killer. Dr. Baker. specific, AMI Dr.. HooPer's Female
Cordial. which invite special ateution. They
:gr ss!e at A. :, PrTSIX's, th- Agent :oT o;;a~a.
OTTAWA, December 8, ls56-In.
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J. NJ. krom, residing at MCleary's Bluff,
" abash county, H., thus communicates TO
the GRANVILLE UeraM the resul, Of his first
experiment at raising tho Chinese Sugar
Cane in Hin is:
On tie 25th Of May planted about halt
an acre of ground one year Old 4 portion
of the soil Was lox and wet in the spring
in fact | covered the iced with mud, the
other part was high and sandy; the conse-
Guence was when The dry season set in the
vet part baked very hard, and the high
burnt up for want OF rain. Iplowed it whsn
about ten inches high. and that was all I 9
work king II got, with the exception Of 81 ght
hoclns previous to plowing my object Was
10 ascertain the amount Of sacchaIinc matter
contained in the stalks. aud suppos. d enough
would grow 10 maze the experiment. Many
Of tn. stalks grew from sixteen TO twenty
feet high, in the low ground il only grew
twelve ieet) Having made a mill on which
10 grind ii | con.in. need on the 2i,h OF SEP
TENDER. The cane then had received two
or three iros;-, which slightly injured the
taste Of the water. | am convinced that the
amount Of stalks | used can be grown n
- than a quarter Of an acre. The amount
OF water obtalred from the piece was go
gallons, from which | made forty five gel
Ions which in flavor and beautiful bright
red color, Is far superior to any rEolssses ob
tanned from the South | did not try 10
grain any Of it, AS it will not grain after be-
ing frosted; bat | am convinced there Will
be 10 difficulty in granting il if tried previ-
Gus to frosti If it is planted by the midd e
OF Nay ii viii ripcn by the end Of August,
and remain in good condition until frost,
and If cut up and put in sheds Gin appre
hension 0. irosO It will keep well for
month or more.
viii make a statement of what may be
made per adre, judging from the amount OF
water Obtained from each stalk. One of my
neignbors, Mr.. y. Degan, obtained from
seven chsice stalks one gallon of water, and
in another trial made by Mr.. McCleary, sr.,
and myself, We pressed from ten stalks one
gallon and quart. The number of stalks
in hI:l should be from four to six. In my
calculations only estimate one quart Of Wa
ter TO the hall, allowing sixteen hills per
square rod, winch will make 1850 hills to
the acre, and this, at one quart per hill, will
make Clio gallons OF water, which will make
10 gallons of molssses. Valued at % cents
per gallon, it would amount to So. per
acre. and | do not hesitate in saying that
the amounts may be doubled. Iwou!d urge
upon the farmers Of the Western country to
Try it. You will not only save, but make
, money by the operation. l am well con-
yin,"d that in 1860 the Southern planter
will ma, : no sale for his sugar in the State
Of Illinois From present Indications there
viii he 100 acre; raised in Wabash County
next year, which VII. Save the county Slo,-
900. The time to comcience working the
cane is When the seeds havs changed from
green to dark red hue, aithous h it sIl re-
main good until fairly matured.
Should any person wish to make the ex-
pertinent, have some seed to spare-one
quart will plant an acre.
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GAS FROM ILLINOIS Coal Several Chica-
60 papers recently started the story that
good gas could not be made from Illinois
coal. This was promptly contradicted by
the Rock Island Adee5tiser, by stating the
stubborn fact that the city of Rock Island
has been lighted for months by good gas
made from Illinois coal. The saline is true
of Ottawa where we have as good gas as
they have in Chicago, made mostly from
coal raised by "stripping," Immediately
around the city, and this is very Indifferent
article compared with Vsrmilion coal, or coal
that can be obtained here by mining. We
notice that DR.. Blaney, of Chicago, an ex-
p-riencsd chemist, has given this story of
the Chicago paps,s its quietus by publishing
the results Of 4 scientific analysis, showing
the mass Of Illinois coal to be as eligible
material for the manufacture of gas a. any
coal in the verdi.
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The Convention Vote.

The entire vote cast al the late election IN
favor Of a convention to amend the state CON
stitution, was -, iG2- than. one-third Of
the aggregate vote cast Tor representatives.
The convention proposition j., therefore, meg
atived; the constitution requiring a number
of votes fer amendment equal to a majority
of all the votes cast for representatives in
the legislature.
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CLARKE,s FEMALE PILLS,

The GKkAl ENOLlSH REMED1,
Prepared from Prescription Of SIR y. Clarke, n.
d., Physician E5traordindry 10 the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfailing in the Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the fe
constitution is subject 1t modera:es all excess and
removes all distractions, and speedy cure may be re
ed on.
To NB.sd Ladies'
1t IS peculiarly suited. It will in short time bring On
the monthly period with regularity
haeh Bottle rrce One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent coun,er.ei;s.
Caution.
These Pills should not be taken by females tb,, ara
pregnant during the FIRST three months as they are sur,
to bring on nIscdid9e bot at every time and IL.
every other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents FOR the United State, and Canada,
!. C. BALDWIN CO, Rochester, Y
FUTILE MosES, Auburn General Agents,
y B-si and postage stamps enclosed to any autho-
rizei Agent, will Insure polite OF the Pills by return
mail.
Tor sale by E. !. GRIGGs Ottawa and one Druggist in
eFsry Town IN the United States. novl5-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-13

Mr.. GEO. BARNETT.-Many OF our readers
are acquainted with the subject of the fol-
lowing handsome notice, which we cory from
the Aberdeen (Scotland) Journal. Mr.. B.
was the contractor Of the great railroad
bridge at La Salle,-a proud monument to
his energy and skill. How rare are such
laudable examples as the one here recorded !,
NOBLE CoNDucT.--Nlany years ago, Mr..
Geo. Barnett, who rented some quarries and
carried on business in the parish and neigh
borhood Of kin,ore, became embarrassed in
his circumstances, and was unable to nav
all claims on him in full lie subsequently,
emgrated to the States Of America, and. by
a course of upright and energetic dealing.
has acquired an independence. Entirely un.
solicited, and in q manner most highly to
his credit, he has recently transmitted to
Messrs. Baikie, Advocates, large sum of
money for distribution among those to whom
he was indebted, with instructions, besides
the liquidation of the principal, to paw in
terest at the rate of five per cent, over a ne
riod Of twenty-.our years. This dislrbu.
ton is tie more valued and gratifying, from
the humble circumstances of many OF the
recipi -nts We envy the feelings of this
honorable man, and hope such conduct NAV
induce others 10 follow his example. and do
likewise.
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wuIsrIrSG Fremont Down THE WISD.-
The proposition of seveaal enthusiastic Ere
mon,ers in New York TO send Fremont to
the U. s. Senate from that state, receives no
favor from Greeley, Weed & Co. The IRE
June says he can't be senator from New
York, but must go to California, where he
belongs. Ii Fremont belongs to Califor-
MA, how was he able to swear in his vote in
the 9Th ward, New York, in November?
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FoR CHRISTMAS AND New YEAEs.-Tbe
Mammoth Pictorial Double BrotEer Jonathan
is already in the field, and IS filled, as usual,
with large and spirited Pictures for the
Christmas Holidays. Published by B. IL.
Day. 4S Beekman street. New York. Send
IL cents (pos,agc stamps OF money! and
yeu will get tsis elegant picture shee, free
Of Postage. Nine ars ieni(poSt paid for
ozs Ds,.ss u ylsysrif iet post paid.
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&. IA we'd.

L STgAGED from the subscriber, in tn. Town OF Rut-
land, La Sale County IL, about the 18th of
September last, TWO COILS, and three year old Scr
rel Mare Colt bald face, three white feet, rather low in
the wethcr- curly streak down the left hind foot and
a curl On the side Of each jaw. The other light Bay
Horse Colt, year old lat spring few white hair in
forehead, iark name a81 tail, rather light built
Any person returning the above described Colts. or
giving satisfactory Information OF their whereabouts
vii! be libcra!y rewarded. Address the subs rber at
Ottawa, La Sale County III.
decI3-GTs DAVID G. DEEMS.
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Homeopathic Medical Institute,

(NdEiHJey's Block, third H0or.)
Z NOCTOR MCNAMARA respectfully informs the friends
Of medical reform. and all who are worn out from
crude drugs and harsh treatment OF old school practice
that he principally desire. to undertake which
have been erroneousy treated by Auopdic Pdctition
and is confident that his method will be found the
speedy and safe towards the restoration of Health
diseases of Women and Children
Attended to between the hours OF 10 A. NJ and r NJ,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur, ays.
g The fee heretofore &l.00 per visit; the same
for advice by mail. Office consultation so cts. Med
cine included in both Residence nearly opposite
VIM. Osmans, over Fox River RovS
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have been sold during the last
two years.
1t j. prepared by a new and most approved chemical
process, and combines in highly concentrated state
the Iodine Of Potassium the Extract Of ssrsapara the
Honduras Root, the Yellow Dock and stingia, with
other valuable Vegetable Extracts which renders the
compound the certain and effective curative
for all diseases arising from Impure State Of tho
Blood. or habit OF the system viz:
Screfala Kings Fri, Cancers, TuDors, Er,4ytio,s
on tie Skin, Erysipeias, Chronic, Sore Eyes, Ring
Horns litter, ScaId Nedd, on Sores aud EIcsrs
Ftrer Sores, IS,oeViag ofne GlInds, L<pro'y Wh'ts
Se.Hings, Scret,iloils T.JHrcaldr Consumption If
the Lungs. Blotsses, Bos Fi,nl1es on TIE Face, Scar
a. Disedses fhs Ki9Ieys, Drop'y, GraseI, Piles Is
yer COmpAtiRt Secondary syphilis or T.n.r.dI d.
sease Dysptpsia, ELsumdtisn,. General DeJaity.
Neuralgia or Tic Dcloreu<, YdiBs in The BOnes aud
Eoint. FeBld,e HreG,larifiss, Chronic Coughs, and
al Diseases grisiag from, G.e use Of Mercury Cdor
losai.
The astonishing poser OF Ds. LAsrEhlYs foDIsE Arr
A.sAr.EILLA in driving ou and radically removing ais
diseased aud impure fluids from the body, is no 5suot,
owing to the ma,cAesa curative properties contained in
the ingredients and the s..e.ac OF its prepsra
ton.
NJ preparation claims to combine such medicinal Do.
perte. employed in this, and other has sf-
fected many astonishing The enlin.nt
city and in the Western Southern states. re-
commend this preparation, because it rene
dy and they know the ingredients tie best that can
be used.
II IS seldom physicians prescribe prepared raeienss
and never do uHe-. they have knowledge O, their
comPonenis, and know they safe and salg,ary in
their Effects, and PREPARED by scientific men
The Medical Faculty, and Of the hgies. erudi,!oB
unite in recommending DR. Easterys Iodine and sarsa-
paEia as combining UNNECESSARILY greater efficacy than
any other sarsapari!a PREPARATION which is doubtless
the Of its RAPID sale in all parts the country
where i is known.
. lHuiion.-Purchasers should be particular to ask
/ ,or DR.. EASTERLY'S IODINE AND sARsAPARlLLA
AID take nothing else No other preparation comt.ss
tie IODINE or POTASH, sAEsAPAEiLLA. YELLOW
DOCK and STILLENGIA, and other possesses
properties OF this thousands will testify tina,
have u,.d i.
60 Price oae Dollar Per Bottle Six Bottle, ,or Five
Dollars.
g@-A l,5sral deduction made to Dealers who buy to
eel again.
sS-Prerared by n. Eas:eriy corner OF Third and
Chestnut streets, =. LoGi-. No.
S.|-For Sale by \. : PCTSAr, Druggist Ottawa, and
~ Druggists and Dealer. ia Medicine throughout the
United States. sep2y
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DHER.S
HEALING EMBROCATION.
aLd 'oF fcVk Own bssHtI never De teiHtot' 80
What Dyer.s Healing Em brOca lion 10.


II Is ~ feet Pain Destroyer, and an Invaluable Re-
uedy for tie Of Rheumatism Cuts, T0unds, HaiA
in the SIDE, Back, and Lmbs-Lumbsgo. Sore Throat,
Burns, scalds, sweings, Ague, Cramp, kc. Por Cuts
and Wound. is superior any other Preparation Il
will AFFORD immediate relief in Scalds Burns and for
Pains or Weakness in any part OF the system it will give
certain Relief in very little time.
ICED internally, it i one OF the most valuable RENE
dies FOR Cranp Spssmodic Affections, for Pains or
in the side, Throat, Chest, and Stomach for
SICK Headache, Nausea Sea Sickness, Rheumatism or
ANY Internal Weakness caused by IA. strain 1t pos
sssses Soothing Healing and PainDes,royns proper
ties. unequa.ei by any other Compound Medicine, and
have known it fail il arr.sug The progress
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BANk or OTTAWA

BANk Of OTTAWA
pi.R iron. +. 4. II. 10 "a I'm.
SIGHT and time Exchange ol
NEW YORK
BOSTON,
ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO AND PHILADELPHIA.
Also, England. Scotland Ireland, and Cities and
Towns in Continental Europe among which the fol!
lowing:
AMSTERDAM, COPENHAGEN, HANBURGH,
BREMEN, COLOGNE PARIS.
BERGEN. DRESDEN. HANRE.
BRUSSELS, FRANKFORT o. VI. NARSEILLES,
BADEN BADEN, VIENNA, STOChIiOLS
ST. PkGtRslIJ RGH
Interest allowed On Deposits.
Geld and Silver Coin, bought and sold At currc; rates
Collections made ia this aud other States, and Europe.
The Planters and Mechanics Bank, Dalton, crCUla-
ton issued by hold myself responsible for in every
respect II will be baEkahle at the Bank OF Ottawa
other goed currency. dec 2?) GEO :. FISHER.
SAVINGS BANK.
In GlOrer's addition 10 Cftd,rd.
q 90 4 FORA Lot. Terms Is cash, and Is on the
- + first Gay of every succeeding month until
Al paid. wi,hou: interest. iul26 True WArEkMAN.
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SOUTHERN CONvENTIoy.-A convention Of
about 600 delegates from the southern states
met al Savannah, Ga, on Tuesday, to devise
measures for the promotion Of southern
interests. The convention attracts conside-
rable attention, as predictions have been
made that it, proceedings would be about
as fanstical and extravasant on the southern
side as New England abolition convention
would be in northern extremist vagaries.
The convention, however, has thus far vsri-
iiei no such prediction. The only action it
has yet taken worthy CT note, was prompt
~ TO Table, byneariy unanimous vote, re-
solution IN iavor OF renewing the slave trade.
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SrTEEME CoURr RrLE.-At the recent
Term Of the Supreme Court of the state,
held st Mt. Vernon, the following Rule was
adopted:
Orderea. That seven printed copies Of
Abstracts be furnished by the Gle Is under
the rules of this Court-oye for each Of tho
Judges, one for the reporter. one for each OF
the parties, and one to he filed with the re-
cord; and the party filing the Ahst, act shall
at the same time depo>ite with the Clerk
twenty cents for each hundred words CON
tanned in the Abstact; or in lieu thereof he
may furnish the Clerk with the printed CO.
pies Of the Abstract as required. And no
cause shall be heard until such printed ABB
stracts are furnished
We are better prepared than ever to print
these abstacts. in style equal to any city
printing, at the shortest notice, at the rates
Of pay prescribed in the above rus,
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The black r, publican Fremont electors for
Wisconsin failed to meet ON the first Wednes.
day of December, SO the Woolley Horse
loses the vote of that state after all.
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COLLEGE BuRNr.-Jeffsrso College. At
Canousburgh, Pa, Was destroyed by fire on
Friday evening of last week, with the libra
~, consisting of 10000 volumes.
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Lager Beer.

Lager Beer.
HE undersigned Is again ready to OFFER to the public
this justly celebrated Lager Beer, which, ~ con
tract he will continue receive from the best Of Brew
cries at Milwaukee and Naperville.
Also Swiss and Limbaugh cheese and other cold eat
ables. LEWIS GNAM, Columbus street.
dec6Avs opposite Mtcheli's Gun Shop
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The Great Western r. r which crosses
our state from Naples via Decatur, &c, is
now in running order to Toledo whence it
connects with the great routes to the east
A train passed over the road last week with
5000 hogs, shipped from Jacksonville to
New York.
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The DAILY HERALD is a new paper hailing
from Chicago, edited and published bv T. r.
Dawley, at 81 year. 1t Processes to h.
i.dependent in politics, but its editorials run
in the common current Of the Black Re-
publican journals of the day.
A.P. Cook arrived at Washington last
week from Arizona, the new Territory FORM
ed from the Gadsden purchase from Mexico
lie brings with him credentials and Will
claim seat in the House As Delegate from
that Territory.
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Strayeu .

NETfyFUe
WAY from the subscriber living about two miles
~ nOrl-vcst Of Ottawa, about the beginning Of Octo-
ber BAY MARE COLT, foaled in spring; had white
spo; in the forchead--no other marks recoected. Any
information in reference where said colt be found
will be literally paid for. Address At Ottawa, ~.
deCi3-5ws PATRICK DIFTT