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From Utah.

We hear little of the progress of the es-
cort sent with Gov. Cumming to Utah, and
doubts arc expressed whether the expedl-
ton will reach Salt Lake this season were
it certain they should, considerable anxiety
could be Justly felt for their safety, the Nor
mons having pretty evidenely determined
to resis. their entry into the city Of the
Saints The St Louis Republican, which
has news from Utah to the 9th September.
publishes discourse delivered by llebcr {.
Kimball, of Salt Lake City, August SOth, in
which strong ground was taken against the
government and determination expressed
to resist the troops to the last extremity
Women and children are called upon TO arm
themselves. The people generally were ex
horted to lay up grain, and otherwise pre-
pare Coz the conflict.
During the discourse Kimball says: awe
are the Kingdom of God and the State, and
will have Brigham Young for Governor jus,
SO lorg as he lives" Young made speech
equally bold in decorations of hostility a. S,
the Tn tied States.
A Washington dispatch also announces
an unfortunate occurrence which may driv,
the S axe indians, that have hitherto beer
friendly to the U. s., into the support of the
Mormons. The dispatch says:
The Interior department has received in
formation that a drover lately, while cross
ing the great plains, killed woman ant
child of the Snake Indians, and also fired a
the war chief Of the tribe. In consequence
of these tidings the Indians are greatly in
censed, as they have been on remarkable
good terms with the whites, and have stead
! lily refused to take part with the Mormons.
There will be hot work for our army il
| the direction Of Utah next season.
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A little boy. five years old. while with:
ing under the fortunes of the ague. was told
by his mother to raise up and take pow
der she had prepared for him. ...n..i.d
"Powder! powder" said he raising him.
self on one elbow, and putting on roguish
smile, mother, amt gun" IN; .,js -;
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WHAr COMETS ARE Coop FoR.-The yield
of wine in the south of France, this year, is
said to be unprecedently large. 1t is equal
in quality to the famous wine OF the comet
year, 1911, and as the present year has also
produced a number of comets. the peasants
have christenad it the five comet wine"
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On the evening Of the goth inst, man
named Gray, workman in the Genesee
PAPER Mills, Rochester. N. Y, quarrelled
with his wife and abused her, upon which
she took her two children, and started to 60
to her sisters. While crossing railroad
bridge they fell in. and were drowned. The
children were found the next morning clasp
ed in each Others arms. The mother had
not been found at last accounts. ,.-f,.
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Master Transportation, Ill. Cen. r.
A man with an enormously large mouth

A man with an enormously large mouth
called on a dentist 10 get tooth drawn.
After the dentist had prepared his instru-
monts and was about to commence opera
tions, the man of mouth began to strain and
stretch his mouth till he got it to . most
frightful extent. Stay, sir" said the den.
fist, don't trouble yourself to stretch your
mouth any wider, for intend to stand on
the outside to draw your tooth" ~,
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you wish to re HEALTHY and STRONG during the Sum
i uer, % a once and get some Of
NcLedH's CtleLrGte1 Strengthening COrdiaI and
BOof Purifier.
It's -s only remedy that y Remove all Impurities from
th, BLOOD. II being Tonic il will at tie same time
STRENGTHEN aud DyIsuEATE the system.
1igg-aui- in 81. LpyIs have used aud the universal
IMPRESSION IS That it never fails in curing any comp Amt
mi from dsordered state Of the LIVER,
few doses Will cure DiAEHEIA I'YsEsTEEY.
A. a DiGretc, it will cure any disease Of the KID
StYS. UTERUS, or BLADDER; ~ al Alternative, it wall
purify the blood, and remove all YELLOWNEsS, PIN
PIES, SORES rom the skin
II sure preventive for YELLOW FEVER, CHILLI.
AGUE and FEVER, and CHOLERA. There j. no mis-.
take about Il. We refer TO hundreds Of STEAM
BOAT MIN and Others, 20 prove that fact.
MCLFAS'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL does not re-
quirr certificates bring into notice dg'e il sum
Gent convince the skep;ical Of it, wonderful in
MIGRATING effects Ca! and try il. Il is very pleasant
take.
Every COUNTRY MERCHANT should take a supply
home with him. Il is indspSn sable remedy Tor every
family.
J. II MCLEAN Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also McLean's Volcanic Oh L.niuenr.
~ Principal Depot, the corner Of Third and Pine
IFsrr
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OFFICIAL VoTE OF PESxsYLvASra.-The
full official vote Of Pennsylvania gives the
following aggregate for Governor;
William F. Packer Oem.) Is5 SIT
David WiImot tRepnb.l 1915
Isaac Hazelhurst (American) 2s, 267
Packer over wilmOt, SO. 1872 over all. II :
452. The new Legislature stands;
SESArE-Buchanan, 81; Opposition, IL.
HorsE-Buchanan, 60 Opposition, 81.
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Money Matters.

The arrival of nearly two millions Of spe-
Gle from Europe during the week. and the
activity the favorable news for breadstuffs
has impaired to the markets, has enlivencd
money matters so much in New York, that
business is beginning to look up. If rlavi-
CATION could be kept open two months long
er, many believe the business world wou.d
So A.. 49, ---'- $1,000. g. f,'...e I-.'---
perity. We copy 4 few of the latest New
York dispatches in reference to the money
market:
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The Everett House, first class New
York hotel, announces reduction of its
prices Of board for the coming winter, in
sympathy with the reverses Of the times
We anticipate general movement in this
direction
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The sensitive actor who could not sit in
the same room with a tea urn on account OF
its kissing, has recently been so seriously
injured by burst Of applause that it is
feared he will not recover. 90
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TEE BEAYxAS CAsE-James o. Btayman,
indicted for stealing letters from the Chicago
posi- Office, on Monday plead guilty to the
charge. His sentence has been delayed to
enable his counsel TO introduce evidence in
mitigation Of the offence by showing that
the man had peculiar idiosyncraeies ioclning
him innocently to tine commission Of such
piccsdillos
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The Springfield art-sian well has reached
depth Of $50 feet, and is being sunk at the
rate of eight or ten feet day At the depth
Off feet, stratum Of coal, was found
The drill is now passing through species Of
ytue SoaD stone
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d n.lI

THE subscribers having engaged in The coal business
would inform the citizens OI Ottawa that they have
established a Coal Yard in the rear of the Baptist
Church, where they viii be ready At all times fiji all
orders their line. liberal reduction made farmers
who will call for coal their bed the
er Bridge, the Dayton Road the lands Of DR..
Rowland. : SHEARMAN
Oc3l-3m T. : BEARD-LYY
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L HEREBY give notice 70 those indebted 10 by note
or book account, that dGty Ely creditors coupe
-ay 90 all That can give further indulgence Ia
arg one, and THAI all claims due unpaid af;er the
2Gth - NlycCubzr vii be forthwith collected by Jaw.
oc2f-tF J. q SATTINGER
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Cheap Bread.


TIE subscriber will rom this day forth sell bread at
three cTGfs ror the pound Loaf 81 LUAYtS FOR
81 Persons b. paying 81 get "a tickets for which they
get bread iresL every morning mill the tickets
ali returned
Also, sugar Cakes Ginger Cake., &c, per do
zen,
Atthe Bakery in Sattine gers Block CHEFvEH
Store lOc3l-Iy-l L. PlERGUE.
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Joel Schoonoyer, who was one hundred
years old on the 9Th Of Jolly last, and who
was sentenced TO the State Prison :; Auburn
two years ago, or i.le, was released from
durance on Saturday last. lie served in the
war of the Revolution and in the last war
His crime was arson.
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Charles Cobb, an old and esteemed citizen
of Sycamore, DeKalb county, committed
suicide last week by drowning himself in
his well in fit Of insanity.
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FouND DEAp.-A poor inebriate was found
dead yesterday morning at Utica. An IN.
quest was held on the body, and verdict
was given that the deceased died In Mt CT
deIirium tremens.-La Sale Press
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DEEF, PORK MUTTON, &c, &c, the best the country
> produces. 70 he had al soi Deg-n's Meat Mar
ket corner Of Main and Columbus Streets in Cdshfuan
Old stand Of the Mansion House The patronage Of
the public j. respectfully solicited
Ottawa, October 81. sol DEGEN. Proprietor.
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CHANGE OF TIxE.-A sight change Of time
has been made in aims upon the Rock
Island r r. The day express train from
Chicago now passes O.tawa at l.15 instead
of 45, rs heretofore.
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On the first Of January next the mode Of
reckoning in Canada is to be changed from
pounds, shillings and pence to dollars and
cents.
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The Peru Coal Mining Company have
struck the principal vein in the La Sale ba-
sin at the depth of 345 feet The quality
of the coal is said to be excellent
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Office.
Fol;aUd Winter Appyc..

adjourned meeting Of the La Sale CO. HorticatI
Society w.ii De held IN tie Court House in Qua
-, Monday evening, November -, at. o'clock.
cr.l A UAJ~F' IYsrE
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It was never determined until recently
who struck Billy Patterson. No one doubts
now that he. Was struck BY the Panic.
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RAILROAD FARE ADvANoED-The follow
ing notice appears in the Chicago papers
yesterday: ..... -.. -.
NoTIcE.-On and after Nov. 1, 1857, first
class fare between Chicago and ST. Louis,
will be advanced to ten dollars. Second
class to seven dollars and fifty cents.
A. H. MOORE,
Gen'l. Sup. st. L., A. & C. r.
JAS. Z. CLARK, d.
Master Transportation, iii. Cen. r.
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Another Remarkable Cure Performed by
IcLean's Volcanic Oil I. niment.

I's1V TII N7sFTFFffETF.
THOMAS FORD. a blacksmith, living near Cass Avenue.
on Tenth street had a horrible running his foot
r tried various Lu!ments sayss. bgt could do il
good. IL 4esI AIRED Of ever being able work al bis
trade gain, because he could bear w--it his
foot, and by small bottle % NCLe-Is Volcanic OIL
L'u.nrut. H- = now perfectly cured
EI-u:attEr, Parlysi- NeUrl sia, Eruis-s, Sprsins,
ia-ss ~ the joints Muscles. sSru.s, sore Throat,
E.rsche Toothachcr Wounds, FFe,A Cuts, Sores,
Barns Sea'as. Pains &c yield iie gle influence
Of this WuNuEEFCL LINiuEST-
For Horses and Cattle II /. infallb.e remedy FOR
Chas. Calls. Scratches. Cracked Heels. Lameness. Spa
vim Sw-eny spuc F,stuis, Bruises, Seedlings, Wounds.
Rattle SuaLe b..e-, ali various other diseases which
animals are liable 10 from mi Iric. cr'deuts.
Every Country Merchant should obtain supply OF
McL-au's Volcanic on Laimsut- L sells rapidly, be-
cause invariably gives satisfaction 10 the purchaser.
liberal discount Vii be made to merchants who buy
70 sell again.
F. sale By J II. NCLEGS. Proprietor. St Louis, No.
sod bv ~psLLvsN 4 Co. Druggists, Ottawa. Ill,
a--i -, nh.r nr--r-L.t. .r--L-r.l--r IE-9-1
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In Earnesl.

WE are inst receiving - bhi or choice MICHI-
w Gas FRUIT, on cOusilrH@rt. Those ia want
vi find il their advantage to call Immediately.
0r2I HI-RIET-Jf-
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE IN CALIFORNIA
The STATE Journal, referring to an expert
ment of Mr. Moses Pierson, of Sangamon
county, in manufacturing syrup from the
Chinese SUGAR cane, forty gallons Of which
was produced from the eighth of an acre,
says:
A returned Californian, who examined the
product, informs Mr.. Pierson that the Chi
namen Of California not only grow the plant,
but manufacture a most excellent artics of
sugar from it. Mr.. Pierson has accordingly
written TO his son, now in that State, to pro-
cure one of the Chihaman, skilled in the
manufacture, and bring him on to Illinois,
in order that he may fully impart the secret
by which the syrup is granuated into sugar.
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Sidewalk GoficP.

yE-UTUEiS. the cry Council oil tie City OF Ottawa
W have ordered plank sidewalk 70 De construcrst
according 20 INV Hri ordnance the side Of Pos
STREET, rom Superior shingicn street thence on
north side o. Washington Street, from Post Pau
S.rr--.
Also or the north side or lafayette Street from Gin
ton 3. 81 Block %, states Addition Ottawa
Aso, north side o. Marquette St. from Ia Sale
Columbus Street, thence side OF Columbus
north side o. Norris s. thence east 20 section line
Sac =. Town s. r z 81 ?. III.
And whereas. the City Surveyor has reported grade
FOR The same which has been d2y approved and ordered
to he recorded
Nov therefore unless III. owners OF lots fronting on
saii line Of sidewalks, bl the within thirty days
from the date Of tai. date the City Council will proceed
build the and the thereof said
according TO law. loeSll J, AVERY, city Cze'k
AN ORDINANCE TO protect Curb Stones and Lamp
SIC !. Be II oyd1iHod ~ ne ctr Council ofns Cftl
Of OTcG That any person who shall careless'y
lciogsly break detace in any way nure or destroy
public lamp lamp post Of this city, forfeit
and the penalty Of NV dollars together with the
images that may he occasoned by OF such in u
ries 70 be recovered separately or in suit for the Pc
na'ty.
50. Any person who shall climb upon or hitch apv
horse other animal any public lamp post or ha e
place any goods merchandise, place any goods
boxes wood any hesvy material upon against the
same who shall eNtn s,sh be exnguish-
I'd, light, 20 be lighted any o. said lamps,
unless luly authorized do shall forfeit and pay the
penalty of five dollars for each offence.
s 8. Any person who shall careessly maciousy
break defsce in any way injure any curb Of
this city, shall forfeit and pay the penalty of FIVE dollars
for each offence.
BY order Of the City Council.
Passed .-27 1857. }. AVERY. city Clerk
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Money better. and dull business at Clear
ing House; lower clearings amounted to up
wards Of $40, 500. 900; specie balance s619.-
COO The Bowery Bark has decided to wind
UP its affairs; specie still dull of sale. Crops
are beginning to move at the West, bills OF
Iading being already received by one of our
banks which agreed to advance funds for
getting them TO market.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL Il. r. Goa plain,
straightforward, honest statement of the ex.
act financial condition OF this company ap-
pears on our first page, over the signature
Of Mr. Osborn, the President According
to this statement, the company will have
s2,653,679 to raise by the first Of January,
OF 81, PSI 900 by the first Of next July to
meet all its liabilities by that time, and the
only homes, course, the President thinks, is
for the stockholders to advance the money
gu, Of their own pockets. 81 =. 80. ..
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Stocks decidedly better this morning. and
rather more doing. Money is still actively
sought after. and in moderate supply. Ster-
ling exchange dull and variable, at 100al02
for best bills
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JoHS Bull IYDIGyAST.-The telegraph
dispatches give late news from Havana,
among which appears the following:
The American brig Pierre Soule has land
ed a full cargo of negroes, and another ship
has landed 60O-both near Havana. Seve-
raj more carsoes had arrived at Cardenas.
1t is stated that as soon as the English Con-
sui heard of the arrival Of those steamers,
he went to see General Concha, and request
cd him TO prosecute the traders, which he
dId. The Consul then tried to oblige Con-
cha to put the consignees in prison, failing
IN which he struck his flag and left this city
Tor London. Orders were received TO quar-
ter AL the soldiers forming the garrison of
the Island, and have them ready to go to
Mexico at moments warning.
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New York, Oct -.

EVENING Observation-Disclosures matters more
cheerful Sterling exchange better. with
some activity. Prices 103a104. At first
board. stocks advanced materially. Specie
plenty brokers refusing to buy at any pre-
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GgEAT INDIAN SLAUGHTER IN YUcArAN.-
An arrival at New York from Yucatan brings
accounts Of q fearful slaughter of the in
habitants of a village some co miles from
Merida, in that country, by the Indians.
They entered the village with friendly mani
festations, and having gained admission to
the houses commenced to slaughter men,
women and children, in Unfortunately, and
very few escaped. More than five hundred
bodies had been found, and more were being
discovered daily in the woods, where they
had attempted to escape but were oyertaken
and murdered.
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The Ottawa independently chronological


MARRIED-At the residence of Mr.. VIM. Pearson, on
the evening of the 10Th inst by Rev. Coleman, DR.
JONI PAUL, Of Defiance, Ohio, and Mrs MARY EMMA
Pearson, of Ottawa.
In Ottawa, Oct. % by Rev. Saml. A. ". Jewett, Hr
SCHUYLER BEEBEE and Miss ELIZA BETH L. CARR.
At the residence of VIM A-herton, in Dayton, the
18th inst. by Jared Williams, Esq, Mr. JoHs H. MckN-
LEY and Miss SAMANTHA ArHERroS, all Of La Sale County
DlED-on Tuesday, Oct. 90 So, In High Prairie, az
yer an illness OF three days % putrid throat, ADR
ANA HANNAH, daughter Of George G.. and Ann Jane
"ehtI, aged years. month, and 20 days.
On Wednesday, after a discourse on 2d Kings ": g.
the remains of amiable child we're conveyed to
the grave. Tie procession composed Of a goodIy
number Of friends and neghbor whose expressed
the sentiments Of their hearts.-"to weep with those
that weep, and rejoice with those tn rejoice" When
beside her grave heard the sound
the cods fell her little coffin, nearly forgot the
past and affections clustered doctrine
the resurrection, our hearts Replied
This lovely bud, so young and fair,
Called teIIce by early doom,
Just came to show how sweet u flower,
In Paradise would bloom. BD.H
On Tuesday evening last, JANE Godfrey, aged 90
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THE OTTAWA
chronological and Physiological Society.
Read and Write

Read ana Write.
n Y. GRIGGS has just received his Fall and Winter
"a. supply Of Books, Stationery, &c.
$50 Reams of Writing, Note, Bill, Legal. Letter, and
Blank Paper the largest stock brought Ottawa
800 Blank Books, making the most complete assort-
ment this side of Chicago. ,.r .
All the kinds of School Books used in city and country
1000 varieties of Miscellaneous Books.
loco varieties of Books for children.
Pens, States, Inks Sealing Wax Pencils Holders, En-
veiopes, Memorandum, &c.
have Agency Books, but have the largest stocs
of good Books in town, not excepting the BOOK o'oi ZIG"
has the Express Office
Wall Paper, Hardware, &c, &c. =, =,
liberal discount made to t:achers VIM $50; '"ff''
country schools also to teachers OF penuanshiP- \,
Sign Of the Good Samaritan Nattingers BLOCK. OCT
MusIc hath Charms
ITO soothe the mind made savage py 'hese nara tunes.
Il E. Y GRIGGS has just received at &c ADDITION TO
Il; s,nc Of VioIins Accordeons, Guitars Drums Flutes
- &c Sheet Music Song Books, Note Books, &c.--7f
sign of the Good Samaritan, Nattingers Block. oc24
An Assortment
OF Notions, Toys. Wallets Games, Dolls, Boxes, Boz
~ hemian Ware. ard other things. from cent up to
$40 Sign of the Good Samaritan, Nattnger's Block.
oc24 E +. Y. GnIGGS.
Drugs.
II 7. GRlGGS fatters himself that Retail Drug
LIZ Store in the West offer larger better select
ed esher or more complete stock Of pure Drugs, Med-
cnes and Chemicals than be had the sign Of the
Good Samaritan, Nattnger's Block.
Also, all kinds Of Patent Medicines oc.f
Fine store Room 10 Rent.
THE Store Room in Woods Block at present occupied
a Crockery Store by SPENCER q EARL is now lor
rent Possession given in few weeks. Apply NJ 'he
store, or to local .En 100 " 80
.Ti4 as9& go 70 Rent.
GENTLEMAN wishes to rent house within Two
"a minutes walk Of the Court House, with the PRIV,
leee Of boarding with the family. family ~Hhoat
children required. Address B C. box =. y. ooi oeN
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BIS FARMEP--Thc Louisville fourier
says If young man wants to engage IN
business which will ensure him, in middle
lie, the greatest amount of leisure time, let
him be farmer. If he has an independent
turn OF mind, let him be farmer--if he
wants to engage in healthy occupation, let
him till the soil In short ii he would be in
dependent, let him get spot of earth, keep
within his means, shun the lawyer, be tenn
pcrate TO avoid the doctor, be honest. that
he may have clear conscience, improve the
soil so as to leaye the earth better than he
found it, and then if he cannot live happy
and contented there is no hope for him.
The Ottawa independently chronological
Society.
There viii not be any meeting OF this Society f0r the
ensuing week. they have adjourned hear Professor
O'LEAHY who We recommend gentleman well ycrEed
IN tie subjec: Of Phrenoogy
d. n. LITTLE, .Sscreto,y
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TnE DIsUNIoN CONVENTION AT CLEVELAND.
Notwithstanding the postponement Of this
convention by the Executive committee,
about hundred delegates met at Cleveland
on the 2sth inst, and organized and pro-
ceeded to business. Parker Pillsbury, Abby
Kelly, Foster, c. c. Burleigh, and other lead
ers of abolitionism were among the chief
Spokesman. A resolution was adopted con-
demning the action Of the executive commit
tee in postponing the convention, and Sc
ries Of other resolutions were discussed and
finally passed setting forth the antagonism
Of freedom and slavery, and the impossible
ty and guilt of an attempt at union there
Of, recommending the slaves to rise in the
spirit of '76 and achieve their own freedom.
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GENTLEMAN wishes to rent house within Two
a mnntes walk of the Court House, with the priv,
ieoe Of boarding with the family. family without
children required. Address c. box r. o. DOL ocS1
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ALFRED w. CAVARLY.

dnOyHeIs ana 'DHHSeHDTS at Inc.
Office in HattiugeT's Block corner o. Main and l.
Sale SIS. oc2A