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From California.

The George Law arrived az New York
shortly after 7 o'clock, 18th inst, with the
California mail Of Goth ut. and Sl,700,0O0
in treasure.
\ bill passed the California Assembly, ap-
pointing board Of examiners to fund the
indebtedness OF the city Of San Francisco,
accruing previous to July, 1888.
The Assembly judiciary committee, hy
direction OF the Assembly, have reported a
bill preventing the emigration of co!ored
persons.
The bin will probably pass.
4 bill passed The Senate, submitting the
payment Of the State debt to the people.
The Legislature adjourned on the 2.th Of
April.
Mining news very favorable.
Business dull The crops promise to be
extensive beyond precedent.
The State Treasurer is again al large. He
having procured ether securities.
III. Democrats carried the charter election
at Sacramento by large majority.
small steamer has been launched al
Stockton, the first ever launched there.
\ quartz boulder has been found at Min
ncsota worth $4,000.
Digger Indians are being employed as do
ncstics in various parts OF the State with
satisfactory results.
Numerous crimes and casualties are re-
ported.
The winter in Oregon was more stormy
and the snow deeper than ever known.
report was pfcvs eut at Carson Valley
that Brigham Young has been compelled to
tee from salt Lake 10 save himself from tie
fury q his fox.
The Governor of Panama issued pro
c'aiuatibu prohibiting the cntr Of aavcn-
-uteIs S.ho have intended or intend taking
part in lhe Central American War.
\ proposition bad been introduced in tie
Nv GIersi.an Chambers O. place the 18th
mus under the protection %! England,
France, United State, S"dinia, and New
Grenada.
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The Ottawa High School Journal.

This is the name Of paper the initial
number OF which will be issued today under
the auspices Of the high schools OF this city.
The contents, of course, will be contributed
by the scholars in these schools, with such
helps As the principals, who take the editor
ship or supervision of its columns, shall! see
proper to lend. Bat the hopes and objects
! Of the enterprise are so well So, forth in the
| following, which las been prepared as the
! editorial "bnw" TO appear III the first mum
| her, ana which we have been permitted 70
copy in advance, that without further re-
mark We give it to our readers, commencing
! the enterprise to the good wishes and kindly
patronage OF our citizens:
| To the Patrons of our schools and friends
| of education generally, we would say that
/ by the advice Of those interested in tie
cUusS, we have consented to take charge and
! publish \ paper 10 aid the cause of popplar
/ e,iucdtt0R, to be called The OTTAWA illGu
School journal, which periodical VII be
! published on Wednesday Of every alternate
week, during term time.
| 1t will be devoted to literature, science,
amusement, local items, and the various me
thods of instruction practiecd in different
schools.
! The particular object of the ".oURsAI" is
to inspire the pupils OF our high schools,
with proper iHceHtire. 10 cultivate, by CON
! ,inued practice, a good literary taste, and a
/ rtady use of the pen. With years Of eXpe-
/ rience in one cf our best preparatory
schools for colleges and in other schools, Sc
: have endCavOred to cultivate love for essay
writing among our pUd's, and, although We
have been as successful as We could expect,
with the u>ua! Inducements to place before
( them, vet we have always noticed that the
best efforts were pat forth at the rad Of
. ea:h term. when it Vas expected that 'ltsi
( tors" would be present.
We earnestly desired 20 keep up this in
I fucncc but as the End of the term could not
come bat 0I.ce a term, 1t became evident
that something else must be substituted for
it and rs parents unfortunately Think they
cannot come semi.monthiy to hear them
read, We have taken this course to MAKE q
portion Of their exercises public; hence the
first place will be given to articles from our
pupils. Others viii appear FROM time to
time, written by the principals and assist
ants c! our schools, and cCc siJaa'ly items
from abroad.
We wish it distinctly to be uuaaTst. 0l.
that We make no great Prc'SasioHs, In fact,
we feel very oifit.nt about the uudcTt~E-
Ing: also, that IN assuming the ci.tor.s' du-
tie we do not expect = l,cuuIary reward,
but If W. shall succeed 81 far - iy crta'- AN
interest in e-~ay writing prop0rtIona'c t. us
importance, the consequent ilupr"ycms 90, i
that branch Of our scAOy! -rC.s-a va. b. =
rich reward.
In coming ont thus trembl.aglr before t:r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-16

Ex-LIEUr. Gov. JoHS Moonr-We learn
that Gov. Moore intends making a trip 10
Europe during the coming summer, ana wi.I
start about the first Of June. He has ry,d
his State and country faithfully for many
years, and his name, familiar to every | H.
niositn, is SYNONYMOUS with integrity and
honor. lie visits Europe on business. and
any Of our citizens havin. business to trans
act there, viii 10 well TO cn.age his services
at once.
Our best wishes VIII 20 with him, and we
sLal look auXiouSly for MS return to Illinois,
where his eminent services are appreciated,
and whose people have for him honors yet
in store.-Nenard Independent.
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Of tie RsJOrt Of The Drsct"rs AMI proceedings II tie
ipHHdE -Vo,tiBg.
The Company has passed through another year without
being called upon record anything deserving
the name Of loss, there having been paid but ten dol
lars that The of premium has
been than doubled the year which places the
Company position commend il to the fay If the
pubic. and make it safe Company insure Al the
meeting the Directors deemed for the
Of the Company tia; the perceuage required be
paid the issuing of policy should be increased to
eight per cent and in order that the should be made
equal upon all the mem hers present and future that
assessment of three per cent should he made upon all
policies in force prior TO the 6 Of May which
CordinCly done Al the annual meeting the bylaws
taken UP for ndmCut, and sundry amendments
were made, and the by laws amended unanimously
adopted
~ the last session Of the Legislature hill was passed
extending the charter ~ years ard amending in
respects that deemed advantageous the CompI-
Int by the Car-!eSsness OF til. Engros.ng Clerk the
Company was called d" liz" instead o a Fire. In
sUrance CO. and the bill consequently made void
far as our Company was concerned. The report suE
ceSts that much IN be done by tie members Of the
Company to increase its numbers and promote its ute
rests 10y recommending the Company To- their friends gd
nechbors. and tina; thereby they would promote their
interests, e-ery member added TO the Company in
cgCase its strength and lessons the rate Of assessments
in case OF loss.
Tie following gentlemen elected Directors for ne
ensuing three years, in place OF the retiring cH.~ VIZ
John IIos-ick. Henry r Eaues, Lorenzo Leland IT, W
W H. ". CUSHMhN, PFoSide"t.
Wu NJ TRrR SecyefarU Ottawa, May "a, 1891.
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JyDGE DorGLA. 70 F~GLASD. -. Ut-yers
E,sI5,,- :. . manor fin, ,,l.s 10. .;'l.. 81,
..
P'-''',S' 'L' '.'''' . W ''..'.-'
IN po.tca! movements that w. a..o" even
4 neutral paper to make good suggestion.
Such i cr,;acu.Iv tb,. FOLLOWING, which ~.
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june H'--'''S ''- '.'-'7.'.' '' 81. -'.'.''
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Strange :" Say. thor" .- ~ H't.r i-..'. 80
the dai : pros n reference % tic foreign
missions. This Hn--u" 9 t...", ARISES. ..
some d, gree, from c.-'r.' ''HI r,--.Ha '.af
f1r tn II -'.i.' : e Il % -..r- "Era n.... .F
Mr. Pierre ,T'- n' al owed TO ROMA" 81 pre-
my are. i.' '"@ res r. '.'' Zoos.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-16

GILBEET TrRSED UF.-A Minnesota CORES
pondent # the Chicago Tires states that
Colbert, the tlack-republicsn-seven square
mile member of Congress from New York,
who resigned his scat in the last Congress,
has located at ChliiieId. forty miles fr III
st Pau, an! Is fishing :cr influence " hereby
he may re-ain the sea: which he Li>graccu
in the national counci.-. lie vii ind,
oGinc, that Jordan i hard road 10 travel,
especial along the lIC"lsh"
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CUR YOURSELF
DIR. Bakers Specific.


n safe and certain cure for Gonorrhea, elect
Strictures, Seminal Weakness, and all Diseases
of the Genital Organs.
This popular and Specific remedy is now offered to the
afflicted, and warranted al! Of Gonorrhea
elect Structures, Seminal Weakness, and all diseases OF
the Genital organs, in few days. Til. nfalIb!r
y ha. saved thousands upon thousands from the hands
OF mercilcss qraca, if not from premature grave In
case OF Infection Dr. Bakers Specific IS the only safe
and snre remedy. It's very agreeable to the taste ere
ates percephIe odor and may by persons OF
either with oKiY, without diet
tHdTaucc from business, medical adviser. plain
directions accompany the medicine. Reader have you
rEivArE DISEASE: Do neglect it. Delay ) danger
Win Dr. Bakers Specific, you cure yourself,
and thus preTent ali exposure.
- Price fIJJ per B"ttf.
~ Prepared and sold by DR. EASTEELY, corner Of
r. ,rI and Chestnut streets, =. LouiS, No.
q: sold by A. :. PrrSA,t, WALEEu & CO, and Y
GElGGS ia Ottawa. and 10y Druggists and dealers in
dciDes generally troughou; the United States sep21
Notice is hereby given, ;hat the tiri quarterly meet
ing Of the VI F. Church will be held Saturday the Il
and i7d o.. May. Rev. Doct. TECg, Of the wesleyan
University, SIHis;own, Conn., and Rev. BoYD Law, Of
MENDOZA, expected to be present.
nyl6 HENRY WHIPPLE.
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MELANCHOLY AcclDrar-Two MES Drown.

~ w regret 20 learn thar on Monday
forenoon about O'Clock, doipao pouc, lot
aud man in his employ known as Joseph,
were drowned in attempting So ford a s,ougu
in the town of Hg men, about two miles
FROM Blue Island Mr Poncelot has been
for the past three years resident Of tbs
city. and Is one of the firm of Lambert *
punc,lot. ciothirr>, IN the North Division on
the corner of Ohio and Wells streets. lie
held the post Of Belgian Consul, was a sin
Gle man, about forty five years Of age and
possessed Of large property. II as Press, 10.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-16

MINERAL SPRINGS NEAR CHICAGo.-W e
learn that a Mineral Spring aiiordimg album
daut supply of water, has been discover
five mdcs south of this city. just below
HYDE Park, in "a beautiful grove on the lake
shore road. tbs wafer Is believed to be
similarly comp SCI TO Congress water, aud
IS sp"k.a vcrr nighly of by those that are
acquainted with It's qualities. Mr.. sharp,
the owner of be property, intends improv
ing thc place 10 make it fashi ,naple water
ing resort. lie invites the public to ty it
and csI eciaily al! medical gentlemen WHO
are disposed to analize the water hicago
yyy.y..r.t
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Gen. Lane ~ "oi le-tuaTrcH, but is COM
promising specu .a,nr, and has diu,d with Dr.
-truEi,Low. Another it IN to be rtrnc,u-
b,Iod is, that Gen, Tomooy s1pt trelre
nights riiA GcH. Srt"gfeiosr How fallen.
y. !. Tunes Correspondent.
Thu = equai Ia the fellowship OF Bolts &
Tyler, in the same bed, at the " hig National
Convention of 1910; and the "head hirn OF
die OF the after afterwards Capt. Tyler
and his belfe,iow quarrellcd after they bad
slept together; while the two Kansas gene
.als, alter fighting. kiss and make up, and
pig together in the same truckle bed"
Our uuptal bvncdction is, that they may
90 to bed with their military spurs Oh, and
Le tossed with night mares, and dream that
the fabricated oulrages, put forth by both,
are true ,-Abaay Argus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-16

THE BUEDELL MURDER TRIAL.-On Satur-
urday of last wech lie trial OF Eckel and
Mrs. Cunningham, charged with the murder
of DR.. BurdelI, in New York, was brought
TO a close, aud the jury, in half an hour, re-
turned a verdict of acqIi;tai. Mrs. Gun
ningham was at once discharged from Gus
tody, and Eckel was Discharged on his own
recoguizance. THE greatest excitement
prevailed at the Court House."
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So, .I.,i 49, - -. AZ.
log the mouth Of IT,. .h:er iuIrr. has lust d.
c.rrs'. t..at a usan'- r!-,t # property il his
7"'g j. DO; '''s remit .. mere c,nT,entson,
-, Tf 49,, =, =. ,., ~ ...t ~
t-.ra. r-ar. paramount To auzst that tie
states, either .iu-.y in .H-ir assemble. OF
I'l'.p'., d - t'..si-' can d. c-re or deere
-. -, ,,,,rs.. ,- 49,, 80, '.,
slavery. To restrict 20 great and natural =
r-ht Is = territorial ir'nI; : pronounced 3, e.
E'i ana IHc'H. iI,ii'"n"l. /: q planter o..
10. .'.S 80 - ne
tn.rl lv d.. Win = ..,.ve in sol n- 81. =,
cotton. tie STATE # New lu.k possesses 10
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Ever brought This Ci;y. Also Git MoulGiur and pc-
ture France. which wi.l be PIT up to order rssy
short Hoiice.
TsyIave or hand for the Spring Trade I very large
stool, Of Furniture, Chairs Mara-.e-, &c and are *
Peesus supplies rev days from Chicago, Gin
c5n-4-' M T.r'.. AMI boston.
are invited ca. and 1tsge their st0rs h.rr-e
Purchasing c.-'E.sgrr. uE--os
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HARD TIMEs-The Louisville Journal

HARD TIMEs.-Thc Louisville Journal
says: eve have rarely known season
when the scarcity Of feed has been so great
as at present. Hay was sold on Saturday
at go per ton from the wharf In Missouri
it is still more serious. The editor Of the
inJiaRa Ime,icaa, during recent trip
through Madison and Grant ceuht,es, that
STATE, was PANIED to learn that in some
ncichborhocds, food FOR stock is exceedingly
scarce, and that large numbers Of hogs and
cattle are dying for want Of It. Ca:l!c feed
is reported to he scarce in some parts Of
Wisconsin,. In Washington county, the
Yves; Bond Usmocrnt says, many cattle are
dying from starvation, owing to the scarcity
Of fodGrr.-And indeed it is ,ported that in
numerous instances the poor creatures have
been knocked in the head jus; to put them
out Of misery"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-16

It having been stated that the members Of
the New York Legislature Shed tears whea
they adjourned, Prentice Of tic Louisville
J0mhui, remarks:
There appeared to be some douJ: whether
they wept Il; parting from each other, o..
because their opportunities for c.utcnru- the
public money were at an end. /, is SAD
they were tie Only people T. thu State That
were at ali distressed upon the occasion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-16

GALLyA.-GrouUd was broken for III,
n-w Custom HOa-c and Post Office building
al GaiyHa, ON Saturday. The occasion va.
- celebrated by the firing Of caunons ana
sFcech-inahing. Among others, Hon. T.. L.
NashtGrne made 4 speech appropriate Sc to
the time and circumstance"
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We occasionally receive from New yor!;
large, handsome sheet, printed on IL
pages, like Porters Spirit # the Times,
called Charles Pdrtyidge's .Spiritual Tie
graph The last number, dated May 81,
begins a new volume, enlarged and i'm
proved-Price 81 per annum." We find in
it a vast amount of intelligence in reference
to the operations of the Spirituaiists in all
parts Of the country, showing that the de-
fusion, or new philosophy, or whatever it
may be csisi, Is pushing ahead with a per
vaiing activity OF which we had no idea.
Many astonishing doinys and manifestations
Of the spirits in different portions OF cur
country are recorded Mr. C. V. Cathcart,
of Cathcart's Grove, Lspo-;e co., Ind, COM
municates the following, which ne says was
witnessed by eight sedate men, none Of
whom were g crazy spiritualists -
During the last harvest a wEirIwind blew
Off the straw lat Of; one Of my hands. My
attention was ATTRACTED to il. as, seated on
my reaping machine, rounded the corner
next to him. The hat was forty rods of,
and | should think nearly, if not qnite,
three hundred feet high. called, in loud
voice, King, (the familiar name of our pre-
siding Spirit, bring that man his hat" The
man instantly stopped perfectly still The
hat whirled around, came back, and dropped
precisely in his hands. lie was so surprised
that he did not shut his fingers upon it, when
it fell to the ground on his feet; and he
picked it up without moving an inch from
his position, which he had held iinmovab!v
from the time | called. The man was no
Spirituaist.
Reports % numerous circles are given,
where table tipping, music by invisible
hands, and countless similar phenomena are
detailed. But We have no room for extracts
What is perhaps of more interest, is the
enunciation Of the principles, or faith, Of
the New C.urch' which has been founded
upon these "manifestati ard which
church the sheet before US assures US is to
achieve sudden and sure triumph over all
other seCts or faiths now held or existing.
- As a corner stone oc this Church" .ays
the paper before Us, we substitute sqcrea
experience for 4 stcYef history; and for It's
/.
aten for written forms Of opinion. Not tAat
We have any controversy with sacred book,
or with tie sacred experience Of men in the
olden time-wc simply DO not .5o,nF our
Chz,rct apoH MelD. We can walk ,riii01t
Paul, or Peter, or James, but We love their
company. They are 10 Us brothers and
friends, not masters nor Gictators." The
doctrine, o. further calculated, amounts to
aJou; tbs, that in al matters Of religion as
VEL As in secular affairs, the believers in Ibis
new faith, or communicates in this spiritual
church, ignore al authority, whether Of the
Bible or Of human law. and VIII obey ealy
wh.; Is frou day TO day revealed to or COM
rnandedcd them from tie spiritual world
Ill other forms Of authority they deaouncc
as dcSrotic tyranny. Here IS higher Law
with vengeance! " wonder respectable
NV YoI.. Journals are beginning to ak
=. OF z..t uot tie >riritual:-ts to be iuIic;e -
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Hos. srErHsN A D5-clks lady and -..-
arrived II Chicago So Fsi+ay evening Of -as.
y9..s. I, f. understood j. 20 o. 4as r.,.r
g a house ola Wabash Avenue, where j..
sell v.,ls us.,l shs a-Stir: - Congress
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Wholesale Department.
REMOVAL
Ernnk HcI h.Z,s Ice Cream Sain0u

AZ IlClI b. past year sifuae door west Of
w the Bank of OTTAWA, Is removed this
es>t'of the Mansion House.
Ills Establishment and Saloon will be in 4 perfectly
good shape.
Besides uic Saloons. there is added to his Estab
h>hml'r Balcony. which viii give entire sfactiOn.
A. well and better than the years r. BEHBz will
do all be can far depends on him, offer to his
customers supertne quality OF Ice Cream, Soda, Cakes,
all kinds, In "a word. he them that all
the articles his line viii be in the best taste and Of first
quality. .
What to the Confectioneries belongs will be found with
him Candies, Of every description, from the assorted
to the finest qus..ty. .
TIN. ladies b.t were so kind to honor him by their
presence these past years, respectfully invited to do
Tie ,.iue this
H.. is rr that al The ladies and gentlemen as well as
the yot that viii be Kind visit his Saloon will re-
tllrfi ONE every time entirely satisfied
Come you please il what he says above not
lie Purost truth. lmy9-Gm FRANK BEgEFZ.
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U2n Bronson Murray, in letter to the
Prairie farmer, proposes to he one ofa hun
bred subscribers to a 100000 fund, to be
awarded as premium for perfected steam
pillow suited 70 farm use, and capsbl. Of per-
forming the labor at On expense in money
not greater than the average cost OF per
forming the same work under the present
system
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The Society TO provide female teachers for
t3.. West. of which EX-Goy. SHADES Of Yer
mon, is at the head, reports that 1872 teach
e,s have been sent out--&J irsm Connect
cut. 40 from Massachusetts, ll5 from Yer
mont. So rum New York. OF the teachers
sent onr, 10 have returned, nearly all Of
lhem after teaching tive years las have
married., - have died-nine of them after
marriage.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We learn from the Jac,,l
son citizen. that Mr.. Allen HiScock, Of
Prirccton, H., late of Jackson, Mich, died
very suddenly at Ann A,bor, few days
since. lie was on his way to New York to
purchase goods and stopped TO see his wife
who WAS visiting there While on the cars
he was attacked with violent toothachc,
to relieve which, physician on board the
train administered cl.loroiorEi. On arriving
1T Am Arbo, lie complained oi faintness.
and while narrating the above fact, swoou, 4
away, and in that state died.
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JoLIrT < CHICAGO RaLgoAp.-This is in
tended to &c 4 continuation of the Chicago,
Alton and -. Louis Railroad from Joliet to
Chicago, ard vii! ran parallel with, and from
, to L. miles north Of. the Chicago & Rock
Island = K, from Joliet TO Chicago, short
yr-rg the distance, and traversing a country
If unsurpassed richness. \ meeting Of the
Stockholders of this important enterprise
was held at Joliet on the sth inst, when
Tie following directors were elected:
j. y NATIESDN, Springfield.
L. Il. MASON. Chicago.
GEORGE BARNETT. Lockport.
L. Z. GOoDELL, joliet.
1. u. BLACKSTONE, Chicago.
And at a Subsequent meeting Of the Di-
Feci'r', George Barnett was chosen rresi-
dent; I. i. Blackstone, Chief Engineer;
L. f. Goodcll, Tressurer; John B. Preston,
Secretary and II. \. Gardner, Consulting
Engineer.
Win such men engaged in the manage
''s.1t or be enterprise, ", are not surprised
tt r.le announcement which ,Lcy make. that
Jie road aia be ready 70. the cars ~ the
Is. Of November.
The editor Of the st. Louis Republican.
while OF a visit to Mcmphis, found on cxh-
h.rlon .n THAT city a ali,d whose head, i, -
Esi1. ssl.Es ever ~ psuads.
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II is stated that there are in New York
City not less than one thousand rag pickers.
The Elpsess says that some Of them have,
ty picking rags, accumulated fortunes and
live in splendid mansions, while others re-
side in Shantes located in the outer wards
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~nI g..

TyyIIE Members Of the Ii Sale County Mutual Fire In
suranc, Company are hereb, notified that the pre-
MUM notes in force the first day o. May, A. ID, 1>5,
are ssrsscd three per cent. of their amount payable
or before the first day OF July. 1871 BY order Of the
Directors Imy16-7wl WM. NJ. TRUE, Secretayy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-16

Gov WALKER left Washington on Tues
day for Kan.as, after having taken the oath
OF Office aud received full instructions from
the President In a few days we shall ''near
OF him 10 hsnsae
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8ssigHcC's Notice.
Stock Of Goods for Sale!

gpIHE entire stock OF Goods lately owned by AMAsA
2 FosTER consisting of
Dry Goo8., ffoce-ies, Boats and .Sso,s CLgNfng
trocA|rH, N,'rdicdrs, Days and NJ iles
o"1 bRIg}sts = i'U-e
I now nI-rsi Tor sai- such wiz make
HtlH"t Tor my one wishing 20 commence already
1Hsai 10 business 20 boy IT, Il must be sold q: J.g.
Go close tha oLsusss.
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