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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

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9th mu SAYS that NJ W hlh lh w.
sworn IN and taken | is ZEN, as n'f- ''
Congfes l,em knnsas. Tins puts ~
to es>t,ny.tnor Kr.drt's cnance
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

r5- HE e,ltot 81 10 J,ff,ou noraid
and Tho asssiant ,di,or 81 the lie1,'srspi
Denoef.t. called ~ on ofitr alaias co.
sb.ene. W ,brul5 have ncen msri
plessed 70 havs seen tbem We regard
them both - alto champions af the he
moefse'. aud NJ .cuNemen Whose vista
sfs aias,. arcepahle
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

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IN pursuance '" eau 'es"'''s :.
TO-" o'"'"e' '''' .'A''''N
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party !" '''"e' "
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shall Ia. enitlra TO twice the number O
delegate, that It has votes IN til" Eieeto'
toli'g'. aud u" NOR "''h u'S' me W"
'f"ur N"'''''"' '''''''''
t. .,,.L ,,o,t,., of A.
,,.,.,n tnr .aeh state. and secure the ~
t. the d legstes elect.
u u 80 ''.'r"' WIN we" :" '"" F'"l
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b.. ,,,.r,iIte. .i sftanp,m.uts.
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n.n.,c,.,,c yan.t. throughout the In
So. ,,..,sJ IN CON, nm. call.
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= ,o,,,,,,., n, ort.,.
pnprpl. ii Iet,\r Chairman
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Tar trNrRl AMERICAN QUESTION
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American 1neslor. WAS Ia'h he'"'e 'n'
S,uatr. on the l>th nit by tbs President
II ~. A. l,r.ssd 10 Mf Champion, III
-, uz.1......, ia,
BRUSH Nul'ter at Washington, b' i"'
l,hr Russell u4drr date al Jan. 10. i>h
a.. ..,,,, ,h. cl.,.,.s sine. G,.a
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defence OF 'he Hu'q"i'" ih"''hs' tue ""
OF J"h" "u'''" e"''''"''''
" hat lief N4 ~ Government. ihei
tore, wouid CONSIDER good aad hon'
tangrmrut. ~ouid be-
1T That t''esto"n should be II
and dependant pot, connected with VI
quit" hN such relations "i friendship
ALLIANCE - M, hs aefe.d rp"a.
3d. Int standardization or "d'an'sr
'qw''l,"t To- those -dd down ~ the lf'j''
ot u" convention 81 "a" ooh OF AP"
-. 'uali hr a--nfed :" "qnlto ~ "
fn'n i'f ns "'Itd .h"tI liam 'ia p''sr'
P"''ii'" D." tt2 ara I" '''"Nt" tow"
'l 'h'l oi'af "t'''''' ''o 'nT NV
VIII '''"' ~ ''i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

81 Orr eufv'rosne slsge eaa.rac'o',
VI va BsAprlsto al.l4ceeF ea- taatko
Tor ate pape,s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

Ut An nttemp, Va, uade siats,...s'f
bennn Corcoran, s-ntnr .aaar 81 q :
O Delta, on the r'gAi oa tbe l1.H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23
Cur Guu!ry.

The National Intelligence concludes
lengthy article suggested hT the close "i
the year Vith ihs ieil1~ius sou"d, patriot
&c ugses'tors:
m. wsN 81 The Bnush statesmen,
FHmcnd bufke. NHs accustomed I" say u
,,p v.pu 3 love olr uut,. ~ ma't MAKE
o. l.,.t At aud aErirul'nfr, 20 "h"s"
bs.unnla, uhl,uc- Bu.ke particularly
sfiF4.d. wl rot suffice tuf ths; ma
lions soui % a,usr than q "a'i'"' '''i'
L. mahs oar cau.r, uuN eseiY Il neens
10 be- sdo,prd D., tpc parity OF l's /" ''S'''
ts.. smen,ii, of t. mtuuets, and the Wis"
cor ..rvaiisn e o.. lhual and progressive
.iaf,.a,sn.hip Ihss" sfr u" clements
which constitute iae clriii.aHoa Of peo
plr. and hy which t'- .fu' raf ana d's"lN
are graduated ou tut comparative scale OF
uanaus
llt,. tse.. shal. iae paltIe- Of our o""
cana r, Doe rrd-,mri ro'n o." co"plir'
a..u-. jnfo vhlch tprt hav" itiIrtf We
answer hy the cpn.tteI ,h"i- ai s"nd
.ad ..i- nieu OF a, .aItI.- sud in ''e',
..eis5r al the cpnrft, 1t sll .uch unite
.,aA iH-f- i.poW OXYGEN. .ssrA 0hrfr " in
rs,ta.i.t .f'rt fee huus rark the c"nn'N
~ tast stale o. good .s.IHg suit social
5afa.ant Vtarn hes .p irel, existed '"d
.H.et an- l.t ..,v,f 20 btv haeifd buriied
d. tine. ct pa.ur turmoil D. 4 commission
et..., aad sab .,.mp.i.. rtI-a. are i'mpi
81 t..t.l. X thd "tl- post 81 toenf l. "A
~, tt- Si.iiop.' N-,rf os- There = n"tr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

Both houses Of the Mississippi legislature
have passed bill to increase the salary Of
tho governor to $4,000 per Annum.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

A young srrmp foii,rd "a" lh'r q Wv
Roche.i.f Drmucta 81 so. no' ''''
since. but the money. 1t app ~, pow
be eountsficlt, Tor passing "h'e"
arrested
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

AN EtoattSr lWpt 10 GrNEnAI
lAtKsoN Ina speech recently deli'o''d
~ Rocky ~pnue. >l,,l-.pfi, Got I'D
~ud p,okeu D., alter sl.ui.ns to the
Democratic uumrh ia Ns-ioipp sad
relrr,pace "a ,hg Democratic victory w
I-.np.,ee
was wei far The memory " The ms
mortal ,1.e of the Hermitage. TINT The
bi.ot,d ctn.aie against tprWgners should
rec.i,e such rrbsa- .t1m lhe peop'" ~
On. State ueueath whose soil hl. pnmoft q
rem,u. nro r,po.ed L. every drop ol
his h.ooi jackson was aa lu.huHn li.
i..u-. Mas one 81 til. l-t,h patriots whose
h,oN lar.,d pale with wHgp9uon Ht tHe
oppression aud Insult offered to hs native
isad ll- mothers che ks were auu,d
nv i.n sof trveies that blow sger t1e blue
otg a. Duhan and wfea'bsi 100 ihe roses
thsfr.vv iY ito green soj % Ein Nat
if. a.t'.e hero rt Nea o 4 a.sv, 1aroui
Ing hp siep. ot tie capitol 'afnk" 'be oath
ui ieal'v 10 the Constellation 90 t.r mlr1
,lAir-. toni SANDER had reached b.. eat7
.hsi me President elec, was an l'aBn.sn,
AID therefor. pn tuli American, oue hand
wilt hnye been laid ou his h.sas. sind the
1ihsr wnuid have grssped he svo'l mud
ho would base seid fes p .verv dup
Il mv blood, and N everf nerve oi ny
arm, SIN AZ irishmaa TO, hero %, l,a.t
il an American beat. that while u beats
viii love the Constitution AID the liberty II
guarantees. and here is an American sword
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

or Oar f,iend Gen J Il. Go-lus vii.
seesp, our tnsu.s l'f l,te p,gen
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

CHEF JLSlit.
o H-asrck j.. caadi sb ia' ca.f J.i'.fs iit
sfrut. Aog4st rIettoit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

or Doe or tao % 1l. t'sf.5nshs drf7
cratic co.smpotair, a-sa trerra, cnei
ci.ed or sltctures op tbe n-mHr -Hrt
Stat. Convention ~iih cpusiiarsh.,
nsnife.lallou temper Ne desgo, sorr
a. convenisol. rcp., iug 80 'hra, a.i-a, 10.
respectfully Oor Gees -, "a y,s COW
reive, were ja.t and proper ta'o.,lnau'Y
they we're mI-eon.irucd. rod ME wrN,as
vaieh dictated diem mi.aodgetaI a.
rsmnfks contained noihlug si.rh vI' GO
vs'i Us from .us,laiaR ID. uektt c,..i.o
~ the convention lfu mtra9 r.spae.
superior to inst of ou sivenaHes o.
platform. ~ we have A.rerde STATED. meea
cur cordial appreciation
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

pLAN 10 patVENr rus oyrRFLow.
ING 90 tut NI,sis-lrri --N.nniot Blown,
ut N,-..rp prosecuted he following me-.
nu,ial 10 the Iuiet >lnt,s Senate on the
TN u-t
From hu \ ks.an, setting totth that
be- has discovered pI'u t. proven, the
ov, G,Nlng 81 the NI.,'.ipp liver, sad to
Itud. Apd asking a grant
Of ever, aloualr srctou he ma, So re
CLAIM "a order To- enable hi,n 10 ear, his
plan INTO execution The nemorlsll.t de,
cleres his plan entrvl, practicable, and
comparatively cheap, ard saNelt can be
completed IA lhfoe wears.
The memorHll,I propose. to turn the
.np.ifoous water ol The Mississippi iiyet
INTO liudsau's BAy and Idr Allnotic "c.ar.
lhtough a chaual ul one n,ir In the head
of lbe great A..iuihoin aver, IN Mlnn-snta
Territory. which canal. bee asserts. vii op"u
sitHn uayl. ttlou from thu Ad,ntlc slmp-t
ta the South Ne.t Pass at the Rocky
Nounls,us. AID rpm llu.!.an'. Bay to New
Otlenn. lie also proposes b, authority
iiom lesas. to turn the supefiuous waters
of the Red River uuto the Cur Of N"xlro
through very short ca lrl. 10 the h.ats Of
The SABINE ard lliuiiN rivers. which canals
he says, wdl open steam navigation lium
the cult ol u Siro to the gold region. OF
santa le
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

IN Bow. Itl,Ilw -t.a : tFNc
NAHryr, connected with DE- 'oe's Re-
woe" has b. ca tor snms nns la t.i. p1r.
ton OF iers.. and ~e nfe -,ai'h ID 90 ,,art
b.s ,ueeseicd 10 e,esiiy rt'cu ian c.r
suaton
Wa have ffeqsen.J 'p'sea et iae mr. %
Il ihs sterling periodical h~ nhl1.
With which it hs. hssn c-nd1c'rl. htr
gwen j, m urrvalled reputation l. ought
% te the prie, a. !, Is Che interest %. tie
South 10 sustain tl.lrr~,ll-ut work
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

CT We wee is repor, OF lae proceed
irgs Of the Louisiana legislature. that a
bili was introduced into the Senate 10 up
ofapsiaie $1,000 to the widow and children
If Bachelor. Deputy L. s. Marshal, who
los; ti. lie IN enforcing the fariliye slave
fsr % Wns'on
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

JAMAICA Suo.R.-ih TIE New York Sun
saws that the sugar crop on the leland ot
Jamaica this season. is $4,000 hhds greater
than ever before This Is attributed to
Americans having taken the management
1t several OF the largest sugar estates. 10
working they employed the negfoes at 80
much per day. paying IN cash every week
Counterfeit atty dollar bills on the South.
e. Nrnk Il Al-nnrLa IL. IN ,lrenla,inr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

John , ". -sscI rsadt,. faf sse.ias
y - ollie, u Stni. .ias sa.4as go 80
fra
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-23

According 20 the returns made lruin the
agencies IN Texas. aud on file 10 thr H.
dian bureau. Mt Washington. tle lollnw
ing sre the names aud number. 81 the indian
tribes IN ! exas:
tptches moi stated; hickrtves 5000 :.
Caddoes not stated Cumsnch.- aud
Know. 30 600; iouics not stated; kicka.
poos do, hioways DO; keechies Wncoss
and iowaranoes 800, Lipans $50: Mus
caleros 400; 'io"acauo. not stated Ton.
kawas 800, Hacoes no, stated Niehetss
$50
he nunners given above amount to
2jG20 The tribes whose tumbers are
uo, given nre small, with the exception Of
the spache', and one or two others.
Mos, of the powerful tribes are SO Gar from
the settlements NJ 10 rive no trouble. II ia
the small ana broken bands who fn.nish
mGti oi iie rarsp 'ef-
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ror Inln mr. Rpnt-
For Sale or Rent.

EOT Mic OF tFUIs
n NEW HOUSE. Isl 26, adapted for one or two iami-
liss near the residence OF GEO. = fi>IIEE ED AP-
-. - luysiI JNO HOSSACK.
For Sale ar Rent.
a NEW Dwelling House. 80 - adapted for one or
III two families near the residence OF GEo : FISHER
E.q. Apply to lmy2iI JNo- hossA.h-
CITY Lots. NORTH, of the Depot.
S,nIst, JONES AVERY.
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SUMNER WEAR.
HARDWARE.

Farmers utensils. SIC as best quality of two
three and four tine steel, hay and manure forks
steel hoes, spades. and shovels, first quality
rakes. scythes, snaths, &c.
Table knives and forks, pocket and pen knives.
gate and barn door hinges. gmlets. lacks, scis,
brushes, coffee mills. mop sticks. backing brush
es, German silver, Brittana, and iron tea, dessert
and table spoons. backing, matches, and other
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Family Grocery.
CONNELLEY

HAvE now q iu stock OF all kinds al family
III groceries. which they are offering TO the
public al the reasonable prices the times win
ADM, of. Their stock consists in PaRef he fel.
lowing:
All kinds of sugars and candies,
Java, Mocha, Rio, and Laguira coffee,
Young Hyson, Imperial, gun powder, and b aek
teas,
All kinds of specs and chocolate,
Pickles, tomato, walnut, and mushroom eatsup.
John Bull, Worcestershire, walnut, and Harry
sauce,
French, English, and American mus,ards.
All kinds of extracts for fav ing
Picked and fresh oysters and Holsters sardipss
Tomatoes and beans, put up in cans Theoretically
sealed,
Pearl sage. pearl barley. vermicilli. naearon. and
Flour OF rice and baking powders,
Tapioca, Ferina, ising glass, and Irish moss,
Cocoon. corn starch, and ground coffee,
Curran' Jelly; ginger, peach, and crab sppl
All Kinds OF family and fancy soaps.
Clio Ihes, hair, shoe. whitewash, and horss
brushes,
A large stock Of wooden and stone ware,
Sperm star, and tallow candles,
Pepper sauce and olive oils.
Prunes, raisins, dried peaches and apples,
Cream OF tartar, soda, and saieratss.
Lemons oranges, figs. and ci.sons.
Powder and shot,
Fig, natural leaf, twist, fine cut, trefo, and pa.
per tobacco
Scotch and Maccaboy snuff.
Cigars OF all kinds md prices,
Western Reserve cheese, butter and eggs
Sugar cured hams,
White fish, trout, salmon, and mackerel,
Alton lime,
Brandy, wines, porter and ale, by the bottle, -
nedical purposes,
III kinds of willow and splint baskets,
Mops and bruoms
Besides hundred other articles, embracing sve-
rythng IN family use. which cannot take room
10 mention.
We invite all who are in need Of anything in
our line to give call. We have spared no
pains IN endeavoring TO secure the very best
guilty OF everything IN our store, and we hops
chea per than can be bought else ,ere 10 this eli
~. MAY 10 MORSE s. CoSNELLIY.
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Drv Goods,

COMPRISING mems, womens ana chilIren'S
wear consisting al the best styles Il prints de
iaines gIughauis. cha liz, la WINS. printed Iaco-
nets printed mus, ba OK silk alplccas. bOmba-
zines chamhTay-, red, white. blue, yellow, and
gray fannels Salisbury hannels or children,
bleached and unbicached Cautou ilann.s, silk
warp. white hannels, pam aud plaid llns-ys,
apron checks, r. q ticking OF all widths and quail
ties. colorrI cambrics Of all coiOrs, paper cam
rican and Scot h diaper. Biriseye diaper, dam
ask linrn table linen by the yard and piece,
bl.ach-i and unblcached, bieached unb.each-d
aud co!ored jacquard or cotton liable diaper,
woolen woisted and cotton colored iable covers.
OIL cloth table covers. and by the yard 81. Al.
and "a brown shIr;lng aud shreilng, some OF
them fine, some very heavy, and some medium.
blrach.d muslms Of all widths and qualities,
bIrached unheach.d. and slate co!ored Jeans.
mems aud women'- linen cambria handkcTchlei-,
some with colored orders, some hcnslnched :
and sor,. ri aim oo~3 --.--A- -''H P''"
Fl handk rcheis OF great variety oi pa tt.rns aud
sizes a great many kinds OF cotton h9ndkerchieis,
men. black and coiored silk ciavais, gingham
and lawn cravats, m~n's PLAIN. and women
worked collars. und-Tsleeves, about every color ,
width and style Of tafi-ta satin. neck and bon
net ribbons, some OF n-w and choice styles.
Iarg- assortment Of mems, womtns, and
chidrens gloves, consisting OF black, white, and
colored lid, silk linen. Llsle thread, wossted .
woc-n, and cotton also, women's black silk
miti..
The stock of hosiery il very large, comprising
mems bieached and brown, mixed and fancy col
ored cotton hall hose, linen hall hose. a superior
article Tor mems summer wear, women's white,
slate, black, mixed and mode colors OF all fuaiI-
tie. chtldr-n = white and fancy hose
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MisreIlaneoMs.
NONTCOMERY,S
Family Provision Store !
EXtensIYe ArrovnV

AASCnSuVe AHRuvAuQ.
subscriber has just received his aorin~ st>.t a.
! the above old populsr ....S,;., spns Steek %
ing every article included in the list os ~. sS%p
irving from the SOUTH and wt,t PuIchases are
esswnere' nov comprise the largest, fullest S,ssh.ss
and cheapest stock Of Family TO Be- ouna e.
skeptca this pc INT to call see them r. ro are
ing articles comprise but part Of his list cop,tnnS
hand. -
Sugar, brown, loaf, clarified, and crushed.
(Hfee, Rio and Java.
1olds..' sugar honse, plantation, and syrup.
Teas, green, black, bohea, &c.
iSo0p, rosin CASTLE, and shaving.
IotdccO, Cayendish, fine cut, smoking &e
c:"'~s, anything from "long nine" 10 mid feur'
penny Cuba"
Pork, lard tallow, &c.
Ftsh, makerel, white, herring and xev<
Cocoa Nuts, raisns and currants,
rigs, at retail or by the drum.
Gsmger frsserres very fine article.
Vinegar, the best crab and cider
Pickles, in jars, all kinds, extra
hsper sauce, pepper, SALT aspes, gagsr, and Al
Nuts, Brazil, hlberts, almonds. pea nuts, &c.
Toys for children including cry babies, and svsrv,h>~i
else from the elephant to Jack the giant filer
Oyste,s sardnes, &c, in cans.
Cdndies lot Of all kinds.
PdiLs brooms mops, &c.
Oranges and eanons, fresh from he SeasA At rs>sa
or BY the box.
Paper, ink, pens, and all kinds Of stationery
PO,oer, shot, caps, lead, and everything that ss
Flushing tackle, from the longest pole to minnow hssks
Flour, potatoes, vegetables in their season, butter
ed in families, always kept when they possibly 10
procured for love or money.
VNjLINs.
very fne lot Of violns with al the sIrangsmsntS,
ALSO-Chicogo and Alton Lime and Cement, ssfe--
Their with everything else that can be named In his
and II he is not supplied with the article called Ter 10
Ottawa, May 81, 1856 R. MONTGOMERY.
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BUSINESS ENLARGED
- At HE Ottawa a
hFurniture MannfactorVh
WATSON 4, ZINR.R MAN.

g ZINERNAN having purchased the interest Of L. p.
AJs Rugg, in the Factory known Rngg 4 Watson,
takes this opportunity inform the trade that they
on hand with increased advantages for all
kinds OF Furniture and Chairs. at prices that
defy competition
This establishment having been engaged in the above
business for number of years, have taken pains
lect the best OF workmen, and pledge ourselves
nothing bot the best Of materials having a dry
lug on the most approved p.an leaving excuse for
working green lumber, those who direct from the
lumber yards have.
Hotel keepers and others will find il to their adv
to trade with us il good article is desired
Job Work Of all kinds done the shortest notice JOB
Turning and Scroll Saving done in manner as
our City Joiners will testify
Nuel Posts and Bansster always on hand, of all pat
terms.
We have Saw Mill. and solicit custom logs.
The business of the old firm will be settled by Rucg
Watson, a before. WATSON & ZIMERNAN.
Ottawa March 8. 1856.
CHF FRAME MIRRORS. a large lot, cheap.
" Gilt Mouldings all sizes, from to inches wide
Picture Frames made to order, all sizes, p per
below Chicago rates, at the fmy17l DEPOT
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4 NEVER FAILING REMEDY FOR TIE DESTRCC-
N TON or EATS. MICE, COCKEOACHES, BED
BUGS, ANTS &c. This preparation is warranted to eN-
terminate Rats and Nice whenever used as directed,
and leave offensive stencil he premises cleared
these annoying vermin. Its use Is PERI ECTLi SAT-
in any place all times, which is not the case with
ordinary remedies for this evil
cArrfOx .-TEwAAE or COrSTERFErTS.!
The extraordinary success OF VI. Dub0ys French Rat
has excited the cupdiiy OF some dishonest
" persons counterfeit it. To prevent
this. have at great expense. procured splendid
Steel Plate Wrapper, and will be genuine without
the signature Of the Proprieors, LlNDE OSDCE on
the same, and the top Of every box stamped thus;
NJ DUBoY's FRENCH RAT EXTEkallNATOR-
II necessary that the above caution should be strictly
observed lest the purchaser become the victim oil EASE
on the Agents and get Circular, gratis.
AL orders must be addressed TO y. OSBURN,
Auburn, y. Y, sole American Agent
Jrnliiy Z. Y. GRIGCS sole Agent, Ottawa, Iii.
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l.OOO Acres OF Land.

EurIn J
gain (pec 23l OLIVER CoKNELI.-
Valuable lIcas Estate for sale.
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Eeaal H0pertisemcnts.
Ad,niniafrdfor's ISale.

dUWtW14LTuLOT y IcULC
ntRStANT to deeretal order of the Circuit Court in
and for the County Of La Sale, in the State Of Hi.
nois, made At the November term thereof A. D. 1856.
The undersgned administrator o. the Estate o. Charles
McCormiek decd late Of said County and etate will
sen At public auction the door Of the Court House In
Ottawa, in said County Saturday, the i0h day OF
January A. o. 1857 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ and O'Clock r H. Of said day, to the highest bid.
der, the following real estate, to wit The
chip 81 range g. and also the northeast quarter CT
north quarter Of section, township, anu
range, to pay the debts of said Estate. 81,
7erms Of pdyment.-One third in hand, one-thiro IN
six months, and the balance In twelve months from day
Of sale-he last two payments to be secured by mort
gage on premises. JOHN McCUkMNh,
ney22 Administrator of said Estate.
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EoekmooD's Column.
NEW GOODS
ATLOCKWOOD'S

THE subscriber ha. enlarged, RENTED, and
l. greatly improved the store for many years oc.
cupi ed by him, and has filled it with the largest
and choicest assortment OF the various kinds of
goods usually kept by him, that he has ever before
offered. Having unusual facilities in
NEW YORK,
he intends by monthly and weekly receipts to
keep the stot at all times full aud compile te, and
BY having a buyer constantly in the eastern mar
kcts can take advanta &c OF the rise aud fall Of all
articles in his line, aud by taking advantage OF
all opportunities TO buy cheap, confidently be-
licves he can successfully compete with all who go
east only once or tcice year, and are then COM
nelled to purchase at whatever cost goods may be
held.
Having had manv years experience IN the
wholesale houses in New ork-h having been ed
ucaied merchant from boyhood, and an expert.
ence Of nearly ten years tn OttGUa justities him
in the belief that his friends and the whole public
will be more evenly and regularly dealt with than
by those, who without experience or judgment,
sell one thing cheap, another one dear and in re-
atty neither know when an article IS cheap or
dear, and not unireQuently are entirely ignorant
Of the articles they offer for sale.
l have OBJ tained the services Of gen,lem--'
Clerks es,abl.heda perfect sysie". ., order M
regularity. marked my "..,ods at Just and sea-
s.nable profit. la: Lat both 5uyer and seller NAV
ifre, anu inteEu 10 devoe all my time to the
store wien not absent for the purchase OF goo Is
| desire TO adhere strictly TO the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM,
And int nd that none of my customers shall be
dIssaIis with
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/ In great variety, CONSISTING Of laconets, cam
brics, null, Victoria, Swiss, plain, and dotted,
Ln,. INNS lIns
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1886. Spring Trade. 1856.

THE subscriber becs leave his friends and the
public generally that he has received his Spring and
Summer stock Of
DRY GOODS.
Consisting in part Of Fancy Dress silks. OF almost every
desirable pattern. Also. extensive stock Of
Black SILKS,
Which he takes the liberty 20 say i the most extensive
LANES, ChiIlia Lawns, English and French GinGhars.
Domestic Goods.
Bleached and unbleached Musiius, Drills, Checks,
Hickorys, fAnneis. Crash, &c, 8c-
Carpets, a new Feature.
II i well known that have the best assortment Of
Carpets that has been offered for sale ia and
seNip titan. tO.3, mimi Those who
good Carpet had better call in time, before Is late
Ready Made Clothing.
4 good lot OF Summer Clothing.
BnOts and Shoes.
Th. department. /. always full A. usual the best that
New Yo;k and Boston affords.
Furnishing Goods.
DaIaasks, Oil Cloths, Linens, &c, &c:
Hats and Caps.
Men'- and boy Summer Hats. Also, childreus Hat.
and Flats.
Hardware.
Table Hardware, Nall, Cutlery, &c.
Cloths and CassImeres.
Sat.nets, Jeans, COtionsde-, &c. &c.
Groceries and Wooden Ware,
or all kinds. &c. &c. e. &. MILLER
Ottawa, May 10, l,.Ji. Pennsyiy ania Store