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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-13
nigh Price Of Reel.-What Shall We Eat.

The New York Post in commenting upon
the high price of Beef in that city. asks the
above question, aud says by our report
Of tie cattle market in another column, it
will be seen that prices have advanced one
to one and half cents PER pound for beef
cattle, caused by a short supply. The in
qoiry, "What shall we eat p is beginning
to reach the ears Of butchers. fer they are
finding oct that consumers will not eat meat
At the present exorbitant prices; aud as
they are hot anxious, during the hot wealth
or, to be employed exclusively in brushing
away the flies from their spelling beef, they
are standing aloof from the market, and arc
likely b. some combination among them
selves, to SO organize a scale of prices which.
il spectators and farmers do not accept,
they can keep their cattle until they eat
their heads off The Philadelphians have
tried it. and found that sellers are not the
only Independent people in the world
II Is not only in New York where We see
objections made to the high price of beef -
In Philadelphia Boston, Baltimore, and
indeed all large cities and towns, similar
complaints are heard. There is no good
reason why, in these times of abundance,
prices Of SO necessary an article should rule
thus high. Let butchers, and those who
have 1t In their power, set their faces
against speculations, and monopolies that
tend towards oppression Consumers may
also AID Ia gemedyins the evil.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-13

Rq87ing for Baby The Dubuque Ex-
press relates that a woman recently came to
the Minnesota House in Dunleith, with a
young child, and after stopping day or
two suddenly left, minus the baby, and did
not return The landlord happened over to
Dubuque, and mentioning the circumstance
TO couple Of friends, married butchildIosa.
enc Of them proposed to adopt the little one
as his own. The othes Immediately made
the same proposition, when dispute arose
as to which of the would-be parents should
have the infinite waif Finally an appeal
was made to the dice box. Quite anumber
of people gathered around the table, inter-
ested spectators of The singular contest, and
the winner, named Kesler, was created With
shout os applause. The child is pretty
little girl three weeks old, and its new-found
parents are trimming over with happiness.
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Landreth,s Garden Seeds.

TUSr received diIect iroin d LanGseth Son,
% full asscrtmcnt OF frcsi. and genuine Gardcn
seeds somprisins in part, harls York, (e9ariiestl
early Drumhead, large do, Fiat Dutch and hraqa-
head Savoy Cabbage, Loae Orange Carrot, carly
llauliaower, Sugar Com, Ees Plant early Cabbage,
earl, furlgd Lettuce, Silver Sain Onion seed, ara
ley, Parsnips, Peae, extra carly Dwarf Prolihe,
Blue Imperial, large Marrewiaf Leans, Sc, extra
earlY--six Royal Dwarf. Radishes, Spinach,
Tomatoes. Taruips several kinds Flower Seed,
sweet herbs, &e. too humorous to mention Tor safe
at LAIRD 4 LINK : Drug store,
Nareh Il Main ST.. SIaunt0n, Va.
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.yOEsN KENNEDY,
Soar MmG sufsdfe Eufi0tg,

kast Court House Loa4, gtaaetoai r..
XyTIlERE be will constantly have " bite, elbow,
w Brown, and liquid Soap. and Mould Candies
ofthc best quality which be will sell at The lowest
cash price or exchange forlalew aud Grease OF all
descriptions. lie respeettull. sehci. share OF pa
tronage
June % 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-13

Another Stare CASE Decision The
Ohio Supreme Court has just decided that
negro owned BY a man living in Kentucky
near the Ohio river. and who was frequent
i sent across Tie river into Ohio by his
master % transact business for him, was
thereby made free man. The master had
agreed to give the slave his freedom fer the
sum Of Saeo, for which the negro exeeu-
ted notes with sufficient securities. The sui,
was contested on the ground that the negrowas
already free before the notes were given, by
having b9en brought or sent ever into Ohio
by his master and therefore there was no
consideration given for the notes The Su-
Freme Court decided that this position was
we'll taken, and that the sending or CARRYING
slave irte Ohio makes him free. This, it
vii be eeen, conflicts with the recent decis-
IN of Judge fancy.
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TIE WayMey get Rich IN The West =

The Way they get Rich IN Tie Wesf -
A friend Of ours, just returned from Kan
sas, where he has resided two years, tells of
the high prices Of provisions in that region.
Flour, last month, was selling at 81 per
barrel, molasses, 81, 80 gallon, pork 20
cents pound, aud other things at The same
rate. The crops last year were poor, the
wiuter severe, killing many cattle, and the
army Of emigration 50 large as to devour all
before them To the question how do you
live the answer was prompt live said
he, live on cracked corn corn for break
fast, corn for dinner, and corn for supper.
[ have just learned to live and if | had
practised here for ten years what was for
ced to do there, even at low wages, | should
have been rich man.
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A Fact Worth kRo'oing iIousekeepers
should know now that the season of pies
and pudiings is approaching and sugar in
ordnately dear, that the acid in rhubarb,
gooscherries and carrants may be neutral
led by putting third of a tea spoonful Of
soda in the fruit and without affecting the
favor \ less quantity of sugar viii then
1nS,Anl. ~ sm. @ On
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- y NJ T. " y ~ III y y = IL
His etaat success IN those lung
Standing and difficult eases such a.
we're formerly considered ineura-
Die is sHdicient IA commend him 10
che public Is worthy of the eStep-
sive ralro, age v lich he has reeeif-
sd Within he last eieLt veaf ar.
). BIZ. ffsnt.d n.nl.n- thln % 500 ca.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-13

The milwaukee, Wisconsin says that
minister residing and preaching in Wau-
paoea county, of previously good moral cha
faeter, recently stole some provisions near
Ripon, Wisconsin. He gave as his reason
Ger his strange conduct that he had been
preaching for which he hal received moth
ing, until he was reduced to the necessity
of taking the property of Others to sustain
life, Noproseeution was commenced against
him for the offence, hat a bag OF -four was
given him, aid he went on his way
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-13

Al oapertisiRg for iess time tFon iaree montt7
,oiH be charged for at ~ a-aa} 81 90 per
rftare FAR the first three fHs.tfohs, and tueatg rc
c.Ht. tor sact subsoqH.a :ssue.
Fte abore rates nil be strictly nddeeed 10 Tie
circd{,tioa II the ffNHB4 F6R, IL arr u Ike lar
s,s n the State. aat teaes tie best otrerttsiny
stedig7ts
lau- ioB WORK. at 1t descriptions promptly
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A Dangerous Ploythiag,-There have
been several eases whore the new cent has
been swallowed by children, aud in which
great irritation Of the stomach and bowels
has followed because of the corrosive nature
of the metals composing il as well of its me-
chanical action upon The delicate mucous
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-13
SEE WHAT YOU ARE DRINKING

Dr. Hiram Cox, chemical inspector of al
eoholic liquors in Cincinnati, states in an adj
dress to his fellow citizens. that during two
years he has made two hundred aud forty
nine inspections of various kinds of liquors,
and has found more than nine-tenths of ina
itations, aud a great portion Of them poison
Gus connections. In brandy, he does not
believe there is one gallon Of pure in hun
bred gallons, the limitations having corn
Whiskey for basis and various poisonous
acids. for condiments OF wines, not GAL
hon in thousand, purporting to be sherry
port, sweet, malaga. &c is pure, but they
are made of water, salpharie acid, alum,
pepper, horse, radish, &c and many of
them without a single drop Of alcoholic spir-
it. DIR. Cox warrants that there are not ten
gallons of port wine in Cincinnati Ia his
inspections of whiskey, he has found only
from seventeen to twenty per cent of alco-
holic spirit, when il should have forty-fye
or fifty, and some Of it contains sulphuric
acid enough IN a quart to eat hole through
a mans stomach It is further stated TINT
enc barrel Of whiskey manufactured hy the
use Of poisonous drugs, contains enough
stryehnine in itself to kill thirty men
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-13

The Comet Not little CONSERVATION
was created among some of the less intell-
gent portion of our population by the blood
red appearance of the sun on Sunday even
ing as it set in cloud 1t looked like a
great flaming BAH of fire. red and angry,
and seemed, to the imaginations of those 10
whom we allude, fiery comet, tearing on
through space. bent on an errand of amir
hiation, the object of which was this nun
dane sphere. Its gradual subsistence below
the horizon relieved apprehensions, how
ever, for the time being - D.tfou RE
Press .hee -
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MEDICAL, HOUSE

NO, II y. Frederick at. Baltimore. NJ d.
E,'obis ded in order esoyf he afflicted soal ota
Soieati6s meiicat0i8 and FOR he az preston y
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St Is this newspaper paid for :.
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re- So letters will be answered unless they con-
tain remittance, OF Postage Stamp 90 PAY postage
m the answer. March 25 lS57.--ly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
HHy your Goods ~ the New
EASTERN CLOTHING HOUSE,

one door south Of e. l.. 7i0iapson's Drug Store, Of
t!tCu, WtHOiS.
The goods buyers OF this city and surrounding conn
try will find il their interest call this establish
men, and examine the goods and prices before Purclas
ing elsewhere they will certainly rs to 30 cents
dollar This stock Gust opened) is entirely new
and fresh from large Clothing Mandatory, No "a
West Pratt Street, Baltimore, and offers Inducements in
selection. which older stocks of shopworn goods cannot
present. This is undoubtedly the best general a=sor
ment Of Ready Made Mems and Boys Clothing, and
GentleIets Furnishing Goods il La Sale County, and
equal any the State and Of neghbors
when enqured OF by do not know that there s
in town, you will please look for the sign Of
the times recently unrrd the breeze of popular f.
which ia plainly written, "EAsTLKS CLOTHING
HOUSE oF WOLF, BEsGgAS & Co..
New arrivals every week during the
Country Merchants requested To give call, for
it will be to their interest, will sell at Eastern
wholesale prices. Ioc5I WOLF BERGMAN co.
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Ottaha fire. Graber .
SrucK IN THE Mup.-Our city street su.

STuCK IN THE MuD.-Our city street SUI
pcrvisor may be an efficient, energetic, dri-
wing man, and all that; but if he can drire
an empty lumber wagon up La Sale street,
from Columbus street to the canal bridge,
he can get high wages as stage driver
Our city vehicles avoid the street as they
would any other quagmire, but farmers
from the country are not SO well posted.
We saw but few days ago the ears of
pait Of horses, the top Of a wagon box, and
and countryman on the top of all IN the
vicinity of Washington square in this street,
and We rather inferred the balance OF two
horses and lumber wagon were hid from
view somewhere below. some enterprisng
citizens proceeded with rai''. plank, &C., to
make Investigations but We did not stay to
ascertain the result. \ dozen or two of
lamp posts, in the shape of plank, in that
vicinity, would doubtless be hailed as pub
lie benefit.
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, April II,
Thanksgiving 75asOc. winter 90a$1.
Corn-Ear 33c pr 30 lbs; sh. 34c 60 lbs.
Oats-35c.
POtatoes-70c.
Eggs-l2C-
Butter-l5al6c.
Chickens-$l.35 per doz.
Green Hides-5c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
CCR.. YOURSELF
hr DnInns, AnncIEc

A safe and certain cur. for GoacFrhea, elect,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, and al Diseases
of the Genital Organs.
This popular and Specific REMEDY i offered to the
afflicted and warranted all cases OF GonOrrhra,
elect Structures, Seminal Weakness and all diseases Of
the Genital organs. in few days Th, infallbe
dy thousands upon thousands from the hands
Of merciless quacks, if not from premature grave. Ia
Of Infection Dr. Baker, Specific Is the only sse
and remedy. lisseTy agreeable to tie taste,
ates percepble oor and may be used by persons Of
either with ESTIEE .EcEEcI without diet
hiuirance from business medical adviser rs plain
directions accompany the medicine. Reader have you
PRIVATE DsEIsEs Do neglect il. Delay danger
With DR.. Baker. Specific, you yourself,
and thus prevent all exposure.
&c Price si51 per Bottle.
SS,-Pr-rared and sold by DR.. EASTEELY, corner q
Third and Chestnut streets, 81 Louis, Mo.
.s~so!d BY 4. :. PUTS an. ia Ottawa, and by Drug
gis,- and dealers ia medicines generally troughon, the
United State. s-g.s
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ssowars, .se.ocEa:ion, Es;,i.aGa.


al PERSONS li--. si-l. Sul Diseases sIciI
. Suertgttrr-,r=. Ern.1l W--Aur-~. l-'"t.l-s. e.
uorr.ua. Glr-;, syr,-, TIE 80 Z usi.z. o9 s-..-
Auus-. &C., ks.
The toward Association. in si-ls or t. awful 1e-rr'-
tnu o.: human, life caused by Sexual dssrsts- ana IT,"
i,-e;ni,s pTacri>ed upon the pni"rturIt- victims 'i
sleh diseases by Qlck. have directed their Con- -H-
-gr.r,n a. GUAR ACT worthy Of th5- lt'H.. %
Civ NsniCAL ADVICE GRATIS. TO an persons th.s A. Pc
Il who apply ly letter with description % t.- r"l-
,i;iul iag, occupation habits Of he. &c-l ar' fro
cases Of extreme poverty and suffering, 70 ar.sa 's.-
cine YKyE CHARGE
Tie Howard Association is benevolent. ls;'tlir7,
.he hy special endowment. for the relief n' Pie
-ca and distressed. afflicted with 'Niruirnt ami tt-
mic Diseases" IL mas now surplus OF means via. %
the Directors have voted 10 eSpend IN advertising
above Notice, Il needless to add that t'e Association
commands tie g'.s; Medical xiii al lineage anu 10
a.ruish the most APPROX ed modern treatment.
Just Published by tie Association, Report o. StT-
matorrho,a Seminal Weakness the vice 81 Oa1''-i
Mastuhaton Se!f-Ahse. and other Disease COZ i's
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting surgeon, Whit W POI.
s-rt mail. lin sealed enye,Ope " CnAE5E, o..
tie receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address DR.. GEo. X. CALHOUN, Consulting SURG un
Howard Association, 80. south Ninth street, Phiatl
,,i:a, Pa. by order Of tie Directors
EZRA u. HEAETWELI., Pres 'cr:.
f
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MEssRs. RAuGH BROTHERS have jus! open.
ing they have lately purchased, next door
east of Manley L BOWS Hardware Estab-
iishment. The building has received a new
dress outside and has been thoroughly bur
nished inside, so that it makes large and
handsome store room. They open in their
new quarters with handsome addition to
their late stock, and with plenty more of
new goods on the road The Mcssrs. r. are
Old dealers in our city, and by long course
Of honorable aud upright caring have es-
tablshed an enviable reputation as sterling
business men.
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Ladies Read This
DIR. Hooper, Female Cordial

/, safe and remedy for Female Complaints arising
from debility, such Irreg ary S-ppressian Of the
Neuscs, flour A!hu, Whites, BarrruUe-s S4ie~ Com
pl-xioa, Hvs.dsch-, Dizziness WeaE nerves. FFgitfI
Dreams and al diseases caused by Colds, Cheok,! Per
sriratiou Exce-s-s Excitement, A.. Thousand u
Feuales have been cured ~ iii. Cordial after hs rs
.srp,ou' Of their physicians had failed, and tie di.e-.
resisted all other remedies
So Price One Dollar per Bottle Bottles f1T FIVE
Dollars.
*. Prepared and sold ~ DR.. ElsrzEiT, corner -
Chestnut Louis, Nc sole Proprietor.
For sale by :. PUrS,N. or'aE and b Druggists -
Dealers ia Medicines generally throughout Tie Nes:.
Ottawa, SEPTEMBER -, $50.
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q LARGE assortment OF custom made KID and
= IA dressed Morocco Caters aud Booircs, at only
Sl.23. marli NJ II. PRESCOTT Il co.
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Great Bargains .


-IIE subscribers having large stock q go- bought
- last year Of Importers and commission men, ~ ir 80
81 tn. firm. = being Old Johb.nr Merchant 81
S.S York; under the most favorable ara
goods have advanced materially, Or STOCK Is
much cheaper than vaH now b. bought.
Il j. our 10 do . cash eEl bsrsF business
se goods for ready pay. and low he bought Of
the qualify Ia Chicago, 90 ol-eaE-rc-
W. shall ia very short time add to pTe--t Lazy"
stock such articles viii make stock prc. aud
from time time. monthly and weekly, If ssaTy-
,lal have Goods coming 10y Railroad. aud ia thus way
make indictment FOR ali who ui, good anb che az
Goods. 10 call before buying and examine eur goods d!i
prices.
A. senior partner il daily IN the City Of New YORK,
aud ready III AL orders, II suy friends want an
article that have store, viii write lin
10 forward the same, by Express. oilterNl se-
Our stock wall toe general" shining to Keep sGcH So"'.s
the community in which require.
Merchants can bay o! me Tea, Sugar Moiassss, ana
Dry Goods by the package, for cash, al very s1ia0
advance above first cost and charges.
We have in very superior OuoLdaga
County, y. Y. State. CHEESE
Ottawa, March =, 1874 JOHN LOCKWOOD CO
Notice.
a IL persons indebted 10 requested To ali I'M
a. mediaely and settle their either by cash
or notes and save the expense OF collecting ny law a.
il is Indispensable to close up all cid accounts
mari JOHN LOCKWOOD.
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PRESERVED FguITs-One of the finest in
veItions of the age is the cheap yet perfect
mode lately adopted of preserving green
fruits in alright cans and bottles. Mr.. Fol-
som, at the grocery and provision establish
Elent recently opened in Hossack's row,
next TO the Intelligence Office, in this city,
has large and fine variety of fruits thus
preserved. Cherries, Strawberries, toma-
toes, piums, peaches, &c, as fine and fresh
in flavor as the day they were picked, are
sold by him at such prices that almost any
body can afford to have them on their tables
Call and see him.
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OTTAWA
AgricuItUrai & Seed Store.
=. W. tf.E.Is;i.AsE.

Nlaultactlr.r al WuoI-sI- M Ael.l D-aIrT n al
kinds %
krrriiu- ;I1 Plc'ncGIi- and rnciiinery-
, JCH as Tl.e>'iuc and Eeapirs harhin@s Power
- aui Lsu! Corn sy.,-s. tar.us Mill, l.y Ca,rr-.
PaHs. isrr,as. Sod Drills 5I. Planters. both band and
horse. t.e-at pg.--.-. IH-rrlH-l-frT and Cylinder
tlrl~ OK I,rrs au. ErW- Ak Hl'cisct~. sAu'sls,
Spade and fuEt-- also abe celebrated 81 and 80
Ptuy.s. lud .,c' ri-iy ~ other, FOR breaking sLt
stirring. tuu re a. L., port. Joliet, Morris, Peru,
au4 Palestine. The Premium Star Corn aid Cob Nh.
Garden aI5 Ei,4 Seeds ia al. varieties, and Ernl
ire. A,sy, the Chinese Sugar Cane seed, Warranted
pure.
y,- for OtaNa, and will b. FOR sale the ag.i-
cultural store. l., sale =.
Gtrf4l for former patronage solicit the contiuu-
.rc D. orders The present season. shall spare -
fort 90 make il object for farmers patr1 mage. VI.
good. are ali made OF best material, aud hy the
experienced workmen. Iiaar4ll T. W. CHAABfELAIS.
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lust opened, fine assortment nj Goats Patent Lea
d tcr, Glove, Kid Seal, Goat and Calf Congress Ga:l
ers, at only s25l. Imar 2il II. II. PRESCOTT co.
OW ready, one hundred pairs Gents Congress Ena-
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CHA ~ s.'> s..'iSs.E kis...
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,

Prepared from Il Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, H.
d.. Phy~icidh Extraordinary 10 tie queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the OF all
those painful and dangerous disorders WHICH the fe
male constitution is subject It moierates all and
removes all obstrucii0ns and speedy may be ryli
eli cl.
To Married Ladies'
1t Is peculiarly suited. Il viii. a short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each Bottle Price on- Dollar, bear. the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
Caution.
These Pill. should not he taken by females that
pregnant, during TIE frst TIRE D,ois. they
bring D'iscrrings b., every other time and in
every other case, they perfectly .afe.
sole Agent, for the United States and Canada,
/. {. BALDWIN co. Rochester, y. I.
TUTrLE & Moss, Auburn, General Agents.
y. B.-sl and postage stamps enclosed any autho
rz-i Agent, will insure polite Of the Pills b. return
mail.
FOR sale by +. Y. GEisGs. Ottawa, and Druggist
ye.J Town ~ tEe United States. EOyIJ-ly
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HoEsE THIEF AKREsTHD.-1he worthy
whose case is noted below, we understand
found no reason to complain of the delays
of justice in Chicago, having been put
through" by the courts, and tarted on Ills
way to Alton in something less than a week.
Mr. Mitchell, we learn, has recovered his
property. We copy from the Chicago De-
n.Ocrat:
On Sunday last, Mr. Asa Williams, Of
Bradley ( Cos. independent police, arrest
ed man named Henry VI. Kicker, at the
Bulls Head tavern, Madison street, upon
the charge Of horse stealing 1t appears
that Kicker hired span OF horses and
buggy at livery stable in Ottawa, stating
that he wanted TO go TO Oswego and back.
Instead of driving TO Oswcgo, ne drove to
Chicago, and stopped at the Bulls Head,
where he offered the team and carriage for
sale, and did sell them. The purchaser,
having some Suspicion that all was not
right, desired Kicker TO furnish some evil
dence of his title to the property, whereup-
on the latter produced what purported TO
be bill of sale, certificate of purchase
dated year ago; but which ON account of
its peculiarly only excited still stronger
suspicious. 1t was as follows:
March the 5, 1856
this i to that this property that Henry
NJ RikeE has IN his hands Is hisn that he
Bought and paid for. bought Charles bat
Ter Charles
butler"
This document was written on half
sheet of note paper. On searching the
prisoners person, another haf-sheet was
found which proved on comparison to be
the mate TO that containing tie bill OF sale.
The very prOeaution which the man took TO
conceal his crime furnished the strongest
evidence of his guilt
lie was held by Justice Millliken for fur
ther hearing on tuesday next.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Hhicago, April 8, 1857.
Everything has been dull to-day and there
have been no large transactions either in
flour, grain or provisions. Several lots of
spring wheat sold at SEC in store.-Thcre
is very little corn here, really not enough to
operate on. Some small sales took place to-
day at 4lc in store. Oats are in good de-
mand at 37a3sc in store, at which some
pretty large lots were taken, aud 39a42c in
bags delivered 45c on board is asked for
cargoes.-IimGs
chronological and Physiological Soc1ety.
Meets in Nattingers Hall on Monday evening" ~
O'Clock.
Subjects for meeting
Reading choice selections, -,
E-say-On the,o gan Spirituality, by Mrs S.oce.
Addr.ss-Tle coming man, by '" b. Fyie
Discussion on the Organ of Locality.
Public Examinations as Usual.
AlInitlance free. Dr. MCNAMARA, Seey.
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Notice..

There will be 4 meeting Of the Executive Committee
the La Sale County Agricultural Society, Saturday
the 9Th day April, at O'Clock p. NJ, at the Court
House for the purpose OF preparing premium list and
THANKSGIVING other important business genera! attend
ance i requested By order Of the President.
apII-2w c. VI. VAN DORES, Secy.