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BUY "A Farm /.

AND HAVE A HOME OF YOUR OWN!
VNOR SALE-Three good improved Farms. miles
Il north of the canal, on five to ten years time
Price f35 per
100 Prairie, (frst qualty) 10 miles from tho
Railroad and ~ miles from the Canal at &iZso per
acre. fifth down and balance in equal payments IN
~, srst day of January 1865 1851 ls62, aud l>sA@
Mav be ma, in corn at 4oc. per bu-hel-
20 80 90 t,or,. cheap for cash. on gooo noteH sxS
span oil hofse'' SH0TWELL, Otdrd, ~
Office at pisse rsylor's Clothing s,o,:, on sa'ufs"
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Sharp Game.

We warned our readers before the election
that the furious cry raised by the republi-
can journals about the Democrats importing
and colonizing voters, was all humbug, and
that it was intended to draw attention from
some fraudulent scheme of that sort Of their
own. Since the election, the truth is begin
ming to leak out. From no county or pre-
cinct in the state are we able to learn that
a single one Of the ten thousand voters The
democrats were said TO have imported, Of.
fered to vote, but we do hear of several
games on the part Of the republican leaders
Of this sort At La Sale, q week before
the election, prominent republican hired
some Is o. 20 Irishmen to so down some
where in TaZewell or Woodford county to
work on the Illinois River Railroad. The
men went but found no one to receive then
AID after remaining too long to get back be-
lore election, were informed that there was
no work for them. At Chicago and other
points we learn a similar game was played.
lhe meanest part Of the whole business vas,
that after this La Sale scoundrel had sent
OIL his innocent dupcs he wrote a letter 10
the chicago P'es' and Tribune, charging
the democrats with having taken eff ,bes.
men to vote IN the central part of the stale
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ILrISoIs RIVER RaIf. RoAD.-W- are graf
flied to learn as Ne 90 from cgicoH ami IN
gus,ti9aGjle sources that contract has been
closed NTH one of the most rriiab. capital
lists Of the city OF New York. for al the rails,
chairs, spikes. frogs ana switche, that may
be necessary for the completion OF the Hi
noiS River Railroad, from its junction with
'h@ Peoria and Hannibal Railroad, ia PeoTia
county, to Jacksonville i'm Morgan county.
According to this contract a. We under
stand IT, the iron 49,! - TO-; > o. CO. &c
the road bed, Ouc,udiug bridging and cross
,ies) are paid for hy the iDeai suJscri ptioHs
along the line or The rodd, and the company
must have the bed eaiy for the rails by
midsummer Of next year. Nothing there
fore can prevent the early completion of this
road. unless il he a failure to provide tho
necessary means from local subscription
thus TO prepare the road bed. Fifty miles
of the road are now ready for the non, anu
a considerable amount Of work has been
done besides.
In addition to the above, all the rolling
stock necessary for operating the road as
fast as ten consecutive milss from the Peoria
june ton is completed, until the entire road
has been flashed and stocked, has been pro-
vdid.
All of the said materials have been pur-
chased with the first mortgage bonds OF the
company This is the best OF evidence that
the Illinois River Road stands very high IN
the estimation of capitalists. as having
good route for a profitable route, inasmuch
as no other unfinished road in the West
has been able for many months Of not for
several years. to purchase the necessary
iron for It's track with its own bonds alone.
We will in future number speak OF this
negotiation more in detail. Suffice it to say
now that the whole arrangement is a very
favorable one TO the stockholders, and it
cannot fail Gf the friends ofthe road DO their
duty to secure the early completion Of the
entire road 0ss County Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-06

THR New Crop OF SuGAR.-The new
crop promises finely in Louisiana. The Ma.
poleonvllle (Assumption) Pioneer, of the 9th
says the weather during the week was very
changeable. The sugar cane was in fine
condition, and the planters who had begun
grinding were satisfied with the QUANTITY
and quality Of sugar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-06

He who can suppress a moments anger
may prevent many days Of sorrow.
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CENTRAL. HOUSE.

TVNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he has leased the above named house, ate
" kept by S CNaCEAFT) and that he Is prepared to
those who favor him with their patronage in
good style and the reasonable terms. Farmers
in particular would find it to their advantage to stop
here. in view of the convenient locality, being in close
proximity the business part of the city.
His table will be furnished with The Be st the marks
afford. lie has good stsbng, and careful and At
tentive hostlers. foc30l IRA WATSON.
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First Class Insurance Agency.

HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK,
Capital 5000 900; Surplus SIS. 900.
CHARTER OAK INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD,
Capital $500, oco; Surplus e42 600.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD,
Capital $2U00o0
EDwARD EAMES, agent,
Osrudp's Block Cgfdtr0.
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The Pointe Coupe Democrat, of the 9th,
says:
IA great many Of our sugar planters are
now engaged in rolling. They all agree
that the yield will be fair one. The sugar
is Of the best quality"
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uo..c sI,ocIng and JObbImg.

won that have horses be shod will md 1t to your
\ interest TO 90 to the Main Street Horse Shooting
Sho, where YOU can get good set OF Shoes for dollar
and Quarter and all kinds of Blacksmi;hing done At
rr;c.s 10 corres pond with the hard times
Al experienced hand just arrived. Come and judge
,r '.onrseIyes Satisfaction warranted or charge.
SIGN of the Horse Shoe, Main Street. near Hossack
Rrba rdson's Warehouse. Ju3l-Sm
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Council Proceedings.
Regular meeting No quorum.
Adjourned one week. J.AyEEY, Ctty Clert.

oct &c. ISIS
Adjourned meeting. P-esent: Mayor Glover, AID.
L,av~ns, Butler, Wade, Drew Clancy, Richardson, Ha-
male, HOban, Putnam, and Cal.in.
On motion Of Leavens. Council ijOIrred from the
Court House to J Avery's office
Met at J AEery's Ofice-same aldermen present.
Minutes OF the last meetings al and approved
On motion OF Richardson, the Council proceeded to
the election returns OF the election held
eed Of Oct. Is which submitted for ap-
proya rejection by the popular of the city, the
Loan
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t. Walker, rep, is elected sheriff, and j.
b. Jones, rep, Coroner. The DANTE ticket
got but votes in the county, except that
DR.. Leroy got votes for Congress.
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N EW MILL.

yuyHE Exchange Mill of Haskell Sample 10 ready
Il to do CUSTOM WORK with despatch and sstistAov
ton Superior Flou- for sale at all times.
my16 AAchELL bAMpLEs
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MY stock i complete AL OF my Drugs, Medi-
vi cines. and Chemicals be depended upon as
pure and fresh. they mostly bought OF the Otd
and stfJstGnfidl House Of VI. WARD CLAsg & Co.
whose Judgment and integrity have stood unmpeachr ed
FOR more than 90 years. [ocgl E Y. GRIGGS.
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The Democratic gain in % northern coun-
ties over all opposition, exceeds 5000.
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Take Notice.

VOLEASF step Up the Captains o1Ce and settle all
accounts Immediately, either with money or notes
the books must Be closed up tuoEGl ". F. WALKER
Wanted.
A GOOD improved Farm or prairie Lands in La Sale
n County IN exchange for good Iowa Lands and
Cash "a. he Laad ONO " f.9y5l L. z. SANGER
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sidewalk Notices.

WHEREAS plank sidewalks i-ave been duly order
w ID TO he constructed according to law and ordi
nance. in front Of the following described Lots and
parts Of Lots the City OF OTTAWA and grade for the
same Ia, been duly established and whereas, thirty
DAYS notice been provided By ordinance,
notifying Interested IN such Lots, or ia default
thereof tie same bs built b. TIC Council
the expenses thcr-o, assessed upon said Lots and
whereas. default has been made aforesaid. Now,
therefore notice j. hereby given. that the and
ley committee the City Council. IT " AIDE, John Ho
bar and =. Elchard-0u) will receive bids for building
tid sidewalks, and let tie the lowest response
bic bidder r bidders
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PAYMENT OF INDIAN ASNUTIEs.-Major ".
". Dennison. agent for the Pawnees, Mis-
souri> and Otoes. came down on the last
trip OF the steamer K. \ Ogden from Oma-
ha TO Nebraska Cly, having in charge a
large amount OF goyerumeut funds AT the
latter point lie viii receive 2n escort Of TWEEN
wire |. ;. soldiers, and proceed among
he tribes named TO pay their annuties.-
II; will commence 0i>trihuting the monies
due Them about the 9th ins;.-.St. Louis
Eepujiii1H 3rd.
The St James Messenger, Of the 9th, SAYS
several of the plantations have commenced
grinding, and tA- rep 1t is that the cane
juice weighed from to . degrees. y very
'a-orah'. result
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Lots / . g 4 in Block - Lots 3 /, in Block =
lots { Q II Block =. Lots H. Il Il, IL Block -
Lots l. 8 = u. Il, block % Lots L. l., 70, -, 2l
g. - - = - 81, and y, Block - Lots l., l. Ig
-, 81 - p y -, 20 =, =, %, ST. -, Block .; Lot
!, block 3.
out Lots 81. 81 y 81, sub fri Sec II, T g. z.
Lot 6, Block -, Green's Addition
notG JAvERY. ctr Cl.tk.
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In the above counties the democratic gain
is over 10000.
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Buv YOUR Lumber of Bristol.

PRICES FOR THE TINES!
TlHOSE wishing to purchase Lamber can get 1t ~ NJ
- ward as on 8 a an other place in the city.
Lumber sold in Utica and Marseilies at Ottawa prices
Give US q call. [sepl1-lml GEO. BRISTOL.
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Sidewalk S8lECc.


Y-HFEFA>. plank Val-, TO be constructed accord
w i7r 20 av and ordinance, has been ordered in
front OF the following described Lots in the Cry of OF
tawa aHd a grade Tor the hs- been duly establish
ed and thirty day. notice has been duly given. rro
vided by ordnance, notifying all person. interested,
that such sidewalk not built within said
thirty days the city would proceed 20 build the same,
49, rnsfs and -rpcnses thereof on said Lots
and whereas. the said sidewalks have not been built
"1tEsiu aid thirty days
Now. Therefore. notice i hereby given that the
OF sad city viii proposals for
building she same, and let the the lowest
.pons!be bidder.
States Addition.
Let's and ? Block "a Lots and ., Block 50; Lot l.
Block St Lot l9 Block 20 Lot Block s. Lots u, Is
70. -, 3, - ., and % BOOK p.
Railroad addition.
Lots 8 and 1, Block :.
Ioys JULIUS AVERY. city Clerk
AN ORDNANCE concerning the fees Of Police Magis-
trates and Justices of the Peace
SIC. l. Be Il oy6Jtrled by the CIy Council Of ire
Ciy II Ot;lts, That all arising under the
dinances of the city, where the city party
shall BE- taxed the
SEC. =. All ordinances parts ord inances incou.
sisten; herewith arc hereby repealed.
By order. J. AVERY, City Clerk.
Passed October 20 ISIS.
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T. L Nj Il e r .
One cent Reward.
Bcxyarc Of ,i.c First Sympton

Won value your life, take notice Of the slightest
q cough FuoRD's Syrup of llorehound will stop the
cough and thereby prevent consumption, Prepared and
Ioc23l Ely GRIGGS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-11

! know no ref pulseless heart, stifled breath
and darkened eye
Are death, beneath That blade died Is much Is man
may die;
woke e know that yet lived and that TIE oe were
gone,
and was left with CHASTITY men and bowling wolves
To know that sped bg unseen hands, before his deed
was done,
a ball across his pg8ssrats foe he'd stretched the
forests son,
Stretched on my nees the dark, huge breast where
gaped mighty wound,
Whence as the blood cans babbling through It baked
me to the ground
woke to learn Of better things which God bad kept
for me.
For in the New Jerusalem 40 more shall fighting be.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-11

VIRTUES or MILK.-It is q most perfect diet. No
thing like tit contains curd which is necessary for
the development and formation Of muscle-butter for
the production Of an adequate supply OF fat sugar
to feed the respiration and thereby add warmth 70
the body; the phosphates Of lime and nagnesia the
peroxide Of iron, the chordes Of potassium and soda
with the free soda, required to give solidity and
strength to the bone together with the saline part
Giles so essentially necessary for other parts 81 the
body. 1t contains Tactic acid or the acid of milk,
which chemists inform as is the acid of the gastric
juice requisite for the proper dissolyiDg Of
in the stomach It is, therefore, obvious that milk
should be chemically correct in all its constituents
and should not be neutrased by adulteration 4It
food" How necessary therefore, it is that if should
be pure otherwise this wonderful and wise provision
of Providence would be curse rather than bles-
sing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-11

THE MISSISSIPPI STATE FArR.-The State FIJI
at jackson commenced on Tuesday under the most
favorable auspices The Yieksburg Wing says
We learn that the opening speech Of the Hon
Thos. ]. Hudson, President of the State Agricultural
Bureau, was an appropriate and able effort worthy
of the high reputation Of the distinguished gentleman
The attendance very large the beauty and grace
OF Mississippi shining respondent, and we are glad
to know tharthe occasion was enlvened by the bright
eyes OF some Of the Vicksburg fair ones.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-11

New Iberia, AttRkapns. March IS, 1882.
In July last was induced to apply the BRIDGEWATER
MINER my Sugar House. and every Eespectit
has exceeded my expectations and the Representations made
Agents, Messrs c. @. BOGERT q co. Cheerfally
my testimony the embraced nthe Agents
Circular and recommend the Planters and others
and Water Protector have known Where
have applied has been exposed to The since last July
cracked, and has formed solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely mperyous
(SfgnedJ JOHN F. MILLER.
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CnTTON pRmssES.

COTTON PRESSES
Corner of Tchonptonlss and Robin Streets
Corner of Tchouptouasand Henderson streets.
St. Mary'ssreet between Perdido and PoydraF
Corner of st, Thomas ard Basin streets.
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets.
Corner of Tehoupitoulns and Richard street,.
MERCHANTS,
New Leveeand Louisastreetp.
Corner I.eyeeand Roaignacstrests.
Corner Annunctotfonaud RichardstreetB.
SYLVIA ESKTS,
Corner Leyeesud Glouet streets, ThfrdDtstrct
Corner Hendersonnnd New Leveestreets.
CornerNew Leveeand Rofignpcs reets.
Corner Canaland Robertsonstraets.
Corner frchonpiouasan Orangestreets.
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Leveesreet, between ST. Ferdinnndaud Moptegp
streets, Third District
Leyeestree oppositePostl3S, ThrdDiatriet.
INDEPENDENT,
New Leveennd Rohignacslreets,
NEW COTTON PRESS,
Leyeestree oetwaoB& onegutaudG Clone tstr astFi
Third District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-11

SHIPwREcK OF A BRIrrsH BABE.-Eight LtUea
Lost,-Ihe British bark Claude, of shoreham, Capt.
Charles Chessell, 344 tuns register, sailed the 18th
ult, from Quebec to Sunderland, with full cargo
of timber. About noon on the 18th the ship, having
stood severe storm for several days, fell over to
starboard and went down on her broadsde, the yard
and masts being totally submerged. The captains
wife got entanged in the rigging and was drowned
almost Immediately. The whole of the crew were
washed off, and only nine ous Of the thirteen sue.
ceeded in reaching the ship, which was on her
broadsde about an hour, during which time three
more of the crew were washed off and lost. The
residue were saved by the timely appearance Of the
U. s. ship Isaac Bell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-11
TEXAS coRREsroNpEHcr

Ttv-lr. Tevaa Noy 2 5Issa
E5o,. lr-....,,t rtantfara, 5srs bss,
~ ,Iaas,t IitIa 60 e. saarsI
f, i rat, ,o - 49,
aa,as sar. an "a Iooa fa1a
49, $500, - a. IA y
80 -. Wy
ta.a, -. y .t ~ = NJ
- 90.
yts.a pms g tn ~ is.. =
r,oz5o,r = IT. go t, s.
,.o oa..ar "a 49, i. NJ p1 80
49,. IT,
an,Fe t, isrs,ast - y. 80 =
whel avsrt ova g ss,at,r =, go E .it
vaca yvonI5 ant ay,o M, 80
,o...
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4 STRAY ELEpnANr-~Tn ! le.ter II ths eli ~

A STRAY ELBPHANT-Tn a letter Of tie sth inst,
from Raymond, Miss, we find the following
We have had stray elephant in the county for
some days past. He escaped from Mabie's MENACE
woods to this neghborhood on Tuesday last, Some
of our folks tried to capture him. but not being ae-
customed to the pursuit of such game they ailed and
his elephantship is still at large so far we are in
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NOCTOR aoOFLAND's

TADCTCR b0OEI4AN9'S
~ CELEBRATED
GERM A n BIT RS,
Prepared by On. O. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA PA
Will elfeculally Cure
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia iauuaice Chronic or HerTonf
Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys, and all Diseases
arising from disordered Liver or Stomach.
Such As
Constipation Inward Piles, Fpness Blood 10 the Head
Aci3ity of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn DISGUST for Food
Fness Weight in the Stomach, Sour ETuctons, Sink
Ing or Fkering at the Pit Of the stomach Swimming Of
the Head hurried and difficult Breathing, Futtelng a the
Heart Choking enttoe9tne sensations when g yi1R
pesuFe nunes of Vision, Dots Webs before tho Sight Fo
and np Pain IN the Head Deficiency Of FesPiTsto1
Yellowness Of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side Back
Chest Limbs etc; Sudden Flushes Of Heat Burning in the
Flesh Constant Imagnngs Of Evil, and great Depression
of Spirits
preparation does with feeling of the utmost confidence il
Its virtues and adaptation to tho diseases for which recon
nended.
Its no new untrled article, but that has stood thu
Of ten years. trial before the American people and liz
reputation and sale is unrvalled by similar preparations
The testimony IN It's favor given by the most prominent
and well known physicians and individuals in all OF the
country is immense and careful perusa Of the Almanac pub
shed annually by the proprietor and be had gratis Of
Of his Agents. but satisfy the most skeDttca that h
remedy reilly deserving the great celebrity has obained
Principal ONCE and Manuf6ctory, No 46 ARCH street Ph
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT Co,
$50 lydW q and ISL Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-11

ESCAPED FROM JA1L.-Dr. Land, awaiting trial for
the murder of Mr. Landslide. made his escape from
the Holmes County tMississippil jail few nights
ago He was visited by his wife, ard dressing in her
clothes and yelled he avoided detection and made good
his escane.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-11

New Orleans, March ], 1856.
We have used the BrdgewHter Mineral Paint for which G.
Boger Co agents for the steamboats, and
Dry Dock and have had every opportunity of
Judging of It's merits durable and protective paint
opinion it is superior any have when
Bppied work and in every respect equal
Tepresenedfo be- In short time i becomes perfect slate
body and elasticity, For decks of
sells railroad ears bridges, depot and every description Of
painting eXposedothe weather. the Bridgewate Paint
tsiguedl HUGHES, yALETTE & CO.,
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FOUNDRY AND 0IACHINE-ssdOP

SSA.@a G EOR G Z PATT r S ON,
w Successor Mclean Patersou1 Of Delord
and New Lavee streets.
The undersigned is now prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS BnG MACHINERY Of all kinds for
Steam BoGs Sugar Plantations, Mills Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear, Horse Power
Fire Fronts, FurEsCe Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK of every description Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions having steam
hammer for the purpose OF doing heavy work.
will keep hand all times Crate Bars Wheel Stir
up Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves of all sizes used
by steamboats,.
ing Crate Bar highly spoken of by the Pcayune Printing
Office that them of these Bars
under boiler lately put mp in this estab
shment.
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot convenient to
where large quantity of second hand Boil
and Machinery may be found at all times for sale
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans June l. 1885 lei If
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New Iberia. Attakapas, March %. 1886.

New Iberia, AtFnFapas, Narch 2, 1856
The opinion entertained by me Of the BRGDGEWAT
PAINT expressed in the above certificate in 1852 has
than confirmed since. consider the valuable
paint known and combines all the virtues claimed by
Agents. (sgnedJ JOHN +. MILLER,