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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-14
OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
y. ~. Gs2aN LAIN,

Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all
kinds Of
Farming ss. p.cD.cNts and .@nch:nerS.
UC,I rs Tlres!iIg and Rcapirg Machines, Power
:, and hand Corn Shelters, Tanning Mills, Hay Cutters,
Flows IIarrovs Seed Drills and Planters ho 'inI ana
horse. Cheese Presses. Thermometer and Cylinder
c:urn- Or Gokcs and Bows, Axes. !iaiche>, showers,
spade and Forks. Also. the celebrated Sod and SUB
Soil purs and CREST variety OF others for breaking ana
stirring manufactured al LocSport Joliet, DORIS Peru
and Palestine. The Premium star Corn and Cob Mil,
Garden and Seeds in ali varieties new and gtnu-
inc. Also, the Chinese Sugar Care Seed, warranted
pure.
Also large stock nf y Y. Wagons. which are now IN
youte for Ottawa and will be for sale al the Agri
cultural store, on la Sale It.
Grateful for former patronage socit thc '"htihu-
snce orders the present sha! spare no e.
fort 10 make it object for farmers pair'nase. Ny
goods sre all made OF tire best material ani hy me most
e,p.ri, need rnrlmen. lmaT2ll +. ". CHAnEEeLAIN.
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.arkin's Clothing Store,
CLATE WI. CONNELLY'S1
Nert door east OF tie CitY Bank,

QATE WI. CONNELLY'Sl
Merit door east or the City Bank,
OTTAWA, ILL.
yS'IIE subscriber the public that he has
z purchased the entire stock OF Goods, Talorshop,
&C. Lately the property OF VIM. Connolly, deed, located
above. The stock is heavy, aud thoroughly re-
psn-ied short time before Sir Counelys deceaSc Ii
consist. Of all kinds Of
asc,Ty-'JadcC !Oihi.ag.
Cravats Stocks, Collars Gentlemens and Ladies Ho-
.iery-iu short, every article of Mems, Boys child
reu wcar-eInbracinr also fall assortment of every
article cT
ssrnIsr,..rn.s Furnishing Goods.
These goods Will he sold FOR CASH only and there
fore can be offered lower price than be bought
anywhere else in Ottawa.
In connection with the Clothing Store the subscriber
will also continue the
Tailoring vsn~iHcss.
As formerly successfully carried by Mr.. Connolly
having purpose procured this services Of one of
the practical cutters in the west As he will keep
constantly on hand "A large stock of
Cloths. taSsiineraS, Se$.ingSs
make promptly order any article in his line, should
such b. preferred to the ready made article on his
shelves
The subscriber determined to make this not only
Of hut The fs Clothing establishment in Ottawa and 10
keep ", the the highest point Of the market, and
therefore invites he hopes his goods and prices will
deserve that lie should receive, liberal patronage from
III. nubjir Gmy23l THOMAS LARKIN.
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HARD ~ ARE.

Comprising everything usually ker; in line Also,
large assortment Of
CGok 9Hd z'ar.or stoves.
Of every variety ard of the latest improved patterns, all
OF which we are now prepared 10 Offer al
GRE4 III y REEECFD PRICES,
We car tie attention or farmers wanting Stoves
IRE fac; Inst selling stoves
Y5.g DOLLARS g.ESs
than they purchase % the p.dars. That is quite
item in these dubious times. Please remember this and
bring your bank bills in before the Bank, fail and leave
them your hands.
w return our thanks 20 our friends and customers for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon and
invite you all to call upon u before purchasing feeling
assured will he satisfied with prices and the qua
lily Of Goods. Save your money and drop in on
Main street opposite the Bank. KING HARD.
Oct. l., l-5..
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YNTErVVECNCE OFFICE,

Main st. Wossdck's Ro'r. OttfWd To
F:IRsT class Statesmen Book-Keepers, Mechanics
Il Railway Men, Bar Tenders and Porters. Also, men
TO work on farms Transfers boys for stores or to learn
,r,s f-u,e help of all kinds for city country. Al
the above furnished for those who want houses 10 lei
;,na.ions found for those out of employment.
Persons having money to loan will hear OF chances
do so at high rates by calling on u.s. n,--,-r,
nov15 y. y. fhh"SALf&'
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..vo13L,SD CEz.N''-A Pomade FOR besa;i;ying the
Har-his.y p-rfum-i, superior to any French article
imported and Tor half tie price For dressing Lsdes
Hair i hl- equal giving il bright. r!"-sy APPEAR
ane- II Geutieuau's Hair 20 curl In tie mos:
natural rrauuer l. removes DaudruE, al<4ys giving
the Hair the appearance OF being fresh shaupoord.-
Price Only Gsiy cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE CO,
Prspri-tr-s Of the e Balm Of a Thousand Flower
Forsa!s By D. Waller Co, Sole agents, Ottawa, IL
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n nNps

an the evening of the Goth of October, BLACK
~ POCKET BOOK, containing check OF forty nine
dollars on Eames Alien & Co = Banking House, and two
dollars in bills change Any person returning
said pocket book will be literally rewarded, $4,000
oce4 1lMtTHl tCNtiN'
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GREAT ARRIVAL
Fall and Winter Goods,
At John Lockwood & Co.'s.
FaEy ANa, WINTER GOODS.

gFNlIE subscribers take this opportunity to return their
sincere thanks TO the people of Ottawa and vicinity,
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them the past
summer, and would respectfully invite attention to
fl-ir ,,,.ys sta If
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fgS

rs be-cbr given to AL persons who know themselves
1 indebted to the unders gned, that having sold my
stock goods WILLIAM { RloHARD>oN for the purpose
of cosinr ~, my business and collect my outstanding
debts therefore. in order tn meet my liabilities it is
ccssary that have prompt and Immediate payment =.
and thereby save the trouble OF enforcing the
,,rIs c. G MILLER.
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-'NTEHT
Wooden ManufactorY !!

f7tFE undersigned take this method Of informing their
old customers, and the public generally, That We are
putting into our b-tl hrut this Spring Machinery tlat
will enable more that double the amount OF
foods have Usually lnne the demand for our Goods
warrants Iii. additional Machinery. and hop. Z" give
satisfaction IN laus- 81 Wooden Goods for Wool.
w never have, and DO not intend 10 card into wool
roriion OF ctffB and sci. it FOR all woof our goods
,y,rrItel iu this respect AMI also for durability. We
hall continue exchange for Wool formerly. ihe fol-
lowing kinds of Goods viz; Heavy ls-iitrc-' Sat' rt.
Jeans flaunrl> Of different kuds, Blankets, art go II
ing Yarn. Considerable attention VIII he paid 20 stocking
Yarn orders Nil be filed tor III the different grades and
kinds of Warm common JiNed. Indig, iiue Mixed, Red,
Clolled, g. Aud will manufacture, Tor merchants
and Others. Wool IN lots -! on. hundred pounds and uF
wards into Stocking tarn any Of the above Kinds Of
IN: ~ l.r.. ...L ...l, nr wool. A.-:
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.,9gipS !!

CApT 4 ?. Rsi.D i.s removed hi@ Auction Store -
No T. c yally'- Bn-k, opposite ;he Poo. Oire. Of
.sva where vii bee happy AL his Old friends.
Auction agd Commission business attended Gsu-
a. :. good. entrusted O. DIS w b.. disposed vi to
tie best ,Iv4ntl.~.
IIu--e- bought and -r!I ~ market rates.
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Fru., frees: Eruit Frees


-IIE subscriber. lessee of the West Ottawa Gardens
1 and Nursery OF Norris Murphy, has FOR sale
1000 Grated Fruit Trees,
- varieties of Apples, Pears dwarf and
standard, plums Cherries and large variety Of all
kinds towering shrubs together with all the choicest
June and perpetual All orders promptly attended
TO- and trees delivered anywhere within the city. Orders
abroad delivered in good condition on board the
WINTER VEGEr ,BLES-The subscriber has on hand
large vegetables, such a potatoes red and white
cabha.es celery, turnps parsns carrots. beets, &C.
which he will sell cheap and deliver anywhere in thu
ci,v Iocti1-2wl PATRICK HAYS.
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\ MILITARY CoNPANY.-The following
communication advises US OF what We are
sure our people Will learn with pleasure
that we are TO have a military company In
this city. Repeated efforts bad been made
during the summer TO get up such an organ
ization among our young men, but met with
So little sympathy aud encouragement, that
the idea was nearly abandoned, when the
Irish boys took it in hand, and below we
have the result. We hope the OTTAWA
CITY Guards" will receive, as they deserve,
the sympathy and substantial aid Of our CT
tlzens.
Mr.. Editor Through the exertions of
T. r. Courtney, Z prominent and efficient
citizen. with others, we have accomplished
at last the arcuous task of mastering md
itarv company called the OTTAWA City
GuaId s.'
We were somewhat disheartcned at first
OF account of the i'll success OF those organ
lied military companies that have preceded
Us, owing, | suppose, TO the lack OF military
ambition which should at least be instilIed
into the hearts of every American citizen.
We 10 n. t hesitate in predicting that the
OTTAWA City Guards will be inferior 10
none in the land. We speak % from the
confidence we have in officers and eSpe-
cially our young and talanted Captain Cor
yEy. who is an an experienced military tao
tician.
The following is list of Commissioned
Officers:
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CARRIES FEMALE PILLS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,

Pr>pdped from Il Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, n
D. Physician Extraordinary 10 TIE queen
This invaluable medicine unfailEg in the Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the fs
constitution subject L. o!era:-s all excess and
all distractions, and speedy be rel!-
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YPt, EsOsissys Reward.
ENOR information of two stray Colts :;
SasA one large two year old brown
s[S& Mare, heavy built, head well up the
fh>~cA other a sorrel stud Colt, one year old
~ LIZA M last spring. The above reward will be
IN given for both, Eve dollars for either
~ of said Colts. A line to the Ottawa Post
0E7SsEe72 Office of their whereabouts, so that the
owner can get thym viii secure the above reward.
ocA-Sw~ JOEL sTHAWN'
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Stoves . Stoves ! Stoves

". have N hand 0-.r > % stoves, cornr.sr- II
the best patterns ~ Col Cooking soyc-. ever hrlt t
this nar"et, which VI e. I'll prc, ihst vi b. sits
iirt1rr- or 80 = ~ Pts.,F and Da'gg Room stoves
cni-I~r -a0" OF o." most elegant and useful styles
before ~ iLitad ii ., cay. Wc @i- ~ -
toners 90 a H aal before yol buy Of men dr.win;
Srvs- around iu wagons & you save G'ty per
cent. your int--tIuea'.
~ are extensively engaged in manufacturing Tin,
Copper and Sheet I-uc Ndrc. Of every description and
execute arl-E- 30 tHI' lime 90 any r-irei
W. purchasing old Ct-'i,',- Copper Pewter. aud
brass and III py the Asa,st price ,e market AL
.
OF Cloths. mi Enane'i-d Cloths Of beag-iEu' styles
you ral' and ,rr rs bef.r. purchasing. sept %
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COnclusiNn Of the Matter

w UT ~
TTAyING decided out of business on the first Of
1 January next and to close up my books and &C
counts early may be able propose from The hr-t
of September sell only for cash and barter ana here
all who Indebted to me by note or hook ac-
count call make settlement and payment carly as
possible.
To an NY friends and customers hive TO say that my
stock will he sold the lowest possible rate 10
a mi cost good will be kept mp by the adj
dton OF Goods from The East equal TO any OF ny
neiChbors, and fully up to the season -
apc22 j. VI NAt.iNutk.
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ciilssHs Of Dtts-
". and vicinity
that lie - sole
agent for q. II.
trtlb : new mo-
del Piano Porte.
which h will
-
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GREAT ATTRACTION
KATHRYN 4 OR'ECN's
Tgew Book Store
NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED, AND ARRIVING DAILY.
GOLD PENS ANss Fns NET Cutlery.
The best assortment in the west We fail to silt
customers with Gold Pens.
Stationery, Blank Boo~s, DC.
NEW STOCK or
B'Gnk Books, Cap, Legal, BW and .'ots PIPsrs, En-
sti0peS Ink. and I,s-xtandS, Pen,cits R.,Jsr,
Drdariap Paper dEd Irocing 'Eott. States,
Hncdiags, cards, LHhog,"phs. E"g'dc-
ings, and Prints, CODtbs and B,7uhc.,
/oci-f Books, TureiiHg Rett-
c,ies, Port Eolios, de-, DC.
Merchants ana Office Men
n ED not send out of town for these things. We
~ pledge ourselves furnish ercryhisg In the line OF
Stationery good and cheap can DE ob.aaei any
1cters.
Wall Paper, Borders, ard Curtains.
An additional stock OF al these 4 very laTg aud hac
stock OF Window Shades, BEa, Holland, and Muslin
PutIaRl's Fixtures.
New zSoaLs.
Tract Society and s. S. Union Libraries and BooGs, ~
the Societies prices
Life Of Charlotte Bron:e. "The Professor" Tent Life
in the = oily Land" Boat Life in Egypt" EISards Ira
vels in the East, Spurg on's sermons, Eadie. Ansly
cal Concordance Nothing TO Wear" "Notling 70 DO. .
Fine editions of LongIeow, TenEy.on, Whittier, s.d
other Poets in blue and gold
aug22 EATHBCS 1 OgToy.
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= y = = =
Late ! c. Baldwin & Co,
HTs - y

Ell and postage stamps enclosed 10 any iutiio-
rizeI Agent Will insure bottle Of the PILE By
mail
For sale by z T. GzIGGs Ottawa, AID Druggist il
very town in the United States EOyI5-Iy
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x.Iaak<! EseAAs!.
WE have jc-' J. adj printed n-C payer, about 3
w Reaus Of B'au.s Vuici Or for sale =. CEic.-
e. prices. Thy eH.Ur. K IL p-rt, =, 'uAc~.:
Wsrrauiev Special WarTa.ter AID y lic4titu Dee IS
Mortgages aHds AT..gle, 81 Agreement Cn.Il-i
Mortgage Leases, Warehouse Receipts, Judgment
Notes, And seusr.! .r.y Vi J.s.!-s. AID COGss.tss
b-fA.
order, BY u-.L or oiEsrs.,. p omptv a,t-ui IL,
.uy.1 kAIHACS OarOS
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To Married Ladies

Il I, peculiarly suited Il will in short ;Eze, bring
the monthly period With regularity
Each Bottle, Price On- Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain. TO prevent cOuaie-feits-
Caution.
These Pills should no Be taken by females that
pregnant during ti hrst TREE months. ;hey
TO bring on n,scGrg- bat every Other tiie and in
every other case. they perfectly safe.
sole Agent. fer ;hs UEiEed States and CsEafs-
JOB MOSES.
n.Tr
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LION tlys.Is.i..

TyytRLs thi.
- - 3 50 II method e
- !, = :. - inipr1IIn the
-. :. :. ;=-y~-. citizen. Of Otts-
and r.rs-x
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Caiding and Spinaing
WIN be done IN lots OF 30 Ibs. and gpNars, At Is 70
ceuts per pnun'
In.tom Carding into Rolls

VIII be done in lots - lbs and Upsarls, at Is 10 -
ceuts per pound
custom Carding into Rolls
VII he done six cents per pound. Their mach lcs
vii be catIed anew with iie best Of Card. and sh
4,r eSpcr .nced CARRIER they expect to have Cood
done. Wool will he taken from the Depot nt Ottawa, al
rolls returned within reasonable eng h Of time for to-
tie work which may h- tin strong -hressD from
almost any part Of tie state triing expense.
Wool ia led for exchange Tor any 81 the above ki is
of Goods accompanied by the proper order, may he 80
by Railroad To ottawa. and he goods will bs put up #nd
sent with promitne-s, according {" order
W. would also say that we have got New Cus.o-i
and FIGURING Nil in operation, and persons wishing
have their grinding don. short notice. Ms have
rls.:y OF water at all times fmyl,l J. A d. GREEN.
New trr9ugcurns
sy,Hr partnership heretofore existing between e ..
4 Black and q. H. Coles, of the hrtu of Black Coles
In FURNITURE business in this city, &, this day III
solved nv mutual consent Those vino mr." Edt"frd 7"
them will please caii ard set.lr rr books must ne
closed. r. o. Black will continue the business NJ NE "
stand, and ia authorized settle all accounts ~ ne od
Grn locll Jim SoHi"'.
New Ptcrurc Gallery.
Tg,IIE lovers of fine arts and the pubic generally are
1 iuViteJ tn ,nuip. specimens nov on exhibition 1T
-. noe II ,ou. inst ut.ncd over the City Bank OF
Fame. Allen 4 north OF the Court House, under t"c
.uperyisior Of Mr.. Jas. MAE.roN.
m undersigned having purchased the Interest Of Ne,
,,.s,~ In IA. above business T. prepared to tor
80 ,,hroi,pes in the highest style OF the art
81 l., very instance to give sats'Ictiuu charge
ID THE services of Nr. ,sTuS have been secured
or short te and those acquainted with his skin VIII
need further assurance for getting rutiul picture
4 share OF the public pttronagt i solicited
Ottawa, October 3, lsJI. L. VI VAN DoHbN'
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%. IL The hog cholera still prevails with great
fatality in Bourbon county, Ky.
iCT-There are about 6 1000, 900 acres of unsold
land in the State Of Michigan.
fhy- There are now over six hundred miles of
railroad In Tennessee, upon which daily trains
are running. - !"
o o. They are kicking up terrible fuss in the
attemptto enforce the Maine Liquor I.aw'' in
New Hampshire. - :. : -" -
IL The Dalton divorce case i'm Boston, sur
passes in prurient details even the disgusting
kalloch case. =.
IL Mr.. Donald Mcleod, favorably known as
an author, has assumed the editorial charge Of the
st. Louis Lender. -
III Hon. A. E. Maxwell, a member of the last
Congress, from Florida, is seriously i'll with
bleeding at the lungs. -
IL Rev. J. F. O'Neal, Catholic priest Of Sa-
yannah, Ga, had his leg broken last week by
being thrown from buggy.
ID The Israelites of Schuyikill county, Pa,
contemplate the erection of asynagogue-thef first
~ that region. 1t will he located In Pottsville p
90 The Georgia Railroad and Banking Com
pany have declared a semi-ann dividend OF
four dollars per share, payable after the 2lst inst
QD-A dozen valuable sheep belonging to Allen
Umberfeld, at Waterbury, Conn, were slaugh-
tered by pack Of dogs on Monday night. . =
Fatal MIsrAkE.-On Friday night Mrs. Mar
garet Mcfarland, OF Baltimore, died, from a dose
Of arsenic, taken by mistake for magnesia.
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CURIOUS DEvELoPMENrs.-In the case of
scatchard, charged with having made overtures
to various parties to forge pardon and effect the
release of Charles b. Huntington, the Wall street
forger, from Sing Sing, grows quite interesting
as the examination proceeds. His project, as re-
vealed to Mr.. Charlesl. Kane, Of Wall street, and
others, to whom he applied for pecunary assist
ance to carry it out, was bold, orig inal, and by
no means impractcable He said that his skill
any man so accurately as to defy detection. Added
which, he was an adept in the Geographic art,
and while he resided in New Orleans exercised
his ingenuity upon the wires in a remarkable
manner. Living In the outskirts Of the city, near
the telegraph lines, he made counterfeit tele-
graph pole, with hollow space through the GEN.
tire, in which he inserted an insulated wire and
brought 1t I'm secret contact, through hole in the
glass insulator, with the main wire of the lines
Then continuing the branch. wire to his own
house, he was enabled to read any of the mes
saSes that Were sent to or from New Orleans, and
make such use of the information as he pleased
To effect Huntngton's release he would forge
the name OF the Governor to pardon, and before
II was presented take possession Of the telegraph
above and below Sing Sing, and by his peculiar
machinery intercept the inquiries OF the Warden
To the Governor at Albany, or the District Attor-
ney at New York, as to the authenticity Of the
pardon, and send In either case the following
reply:
=" The pardon has been granted but you will
give him in charge of the officer, who has
bench warrant for his detention f
This warrant was to be presented at the prison,
tington was to fly with him to this city, where
swift-sailing schooner was to await them, and
instantly put to sea, and make for Havana or the
Isle Of Pines.
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EXCITEMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF y1p-
sISIA-A letter from the University of vir-
glnia, dated April 9, says that great excitement
prevailed there. 1t appears that two students.
Mr.. Martin, of Virginia, and Mr.. Baxter. Of
Georgia, last night knocked at the door of a
grocery, kept by an italian, named Manoni :;
no one answered, and when the knock was re-
peated, shot gun was discharged from win
dow in the second story, directly upon them.
Mr. Martin was severely hurt, though it is
thought not dangerously. Mr. Baxter was not
seriously injured. Manoni and his brother were
seized by the students who were about to fog
them when DR.. Maupin, President of the Fac.
ulty, interfered and prevailed On the students
to give the culprits over to the lawful authori-
ties
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Personal

80. Hon. Isham ID. Harris has been nominated
Tor Governor OF Tennessee by the Democracy Of
Hon. Joseph r. Chandler and Hon. Owen
Jones OF PENNSYLVANIA, are at willards'; also,
MIS- ID L Disney and son, of Ohio
-; f1-Goy Seymour, OF New York, Col. =
"a "a biack X OF Pa, and w. w. Dunavant, of the
i''1ni'lonu Enquirer, are at the kirkwood House.
-. The Hon Mr.. Seward. Of Georgia. has re-
SehtIy Deen In this city, on his way home from
House. ~ A"ooo
p:,n. me nuPtiais of, Of their Royal Highnesses
rnnce Frederick William OF Prussia and the
Princess ROYAL are postponed acco,ding 70 ths
latest news, from November Fl to January next
49, r A. Beelen, Esq, U. :. Secretary Of L.
Satlon IN Chill, who has been on a visit TO the
United States for some time past, is TO leave ON
the 5th proximo, for his official residence: go;na
out, OF course, by the Panama steamer OF thsi
date.
-. Ii is stated that John Quincy Adams, ESQ.
has been engaged TO read the declaration Of indie
Pendence before the city authorities Of Boston on
the coming fourth Of July. He is a son of Hon.
Charles Francis Adams, and the direct descend
ant Of two Presidents.
&C.. The New York News, in noticing late
funeral sermon over the Hon. David T. Disney,
preached In Bedford street church by the Rev
Dr strickland, says that he was rendered the mis-
S,oh 70 pain by the present Administration. We
-. The Rev Nj KalIoch has received a thou
sdnd dollars in money from u number Of pious
PeoPiepl The Boston correspondent of the New
,,,O,s, r 70 thinks there are people there who
HEui ~ 90 OIL mat he did-''whiskey skins" and
a aI-L =, haI me money but then as the Holy
the msaneG pr tsa would say they act after
ders them peculiarly acceptable and wortiv Of
being paid for at the rate OF two bundrsJ cents %
the dollar. 'u o'h'So h
800. Weregret 10 have to announce ,,., 49,.
is no longer any hope OF Thomas Crau,no1t ~
American sculptor, letter from paris, died
March 2Sth, says, "Mr Crawford IS Iop,t..sI,,
b:yoRd hUDldH ADJ Ii also states that the nby,
sicians have discontinued their visits ana IN
that can be done now is 10 alleviate his suffTin.
rs much as possible, and await the result Tn 4
intellige will be received with grief through
out the country, and the loss will be severely fet
In every part OF the world where genius is appre
riated-. Mr.. Crawford is a native Of New York
nd was born in March, lsA.