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IMPORTS.

From san FKAscIsco-per Yankee. june $50 hhds ale,
case mdse, o cases clothing. 80 pkgs mdse- 10 do do, 4 do do.l
do do, I47 do do, Z pkgs saddiery- 4 cases mdse, pkgs do, os
do do, 25s pots rOses, 4 pkgs ndse, Is do do, 2 do do, 100 do dc,
90 ca@es brandy peaches, % bags oats, = pkEs mdse. Z do do, \
do do, sss7 feet lumber. q pkgs mdse- 2 cases do, 252 pkgs do
IL pkgs clothing. 20 pkgs mdse.
From jaws IsLsSD-per Josephine, june 5000 tons Of
guano-
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IN PORT.-JUNE 23.
Am. sch San Diego Crofton-
Miss. packet Morning Star, Brown
An bark Yankee, Smith.
Am. brigant;ne Josephine, Stone
Am. sch yaqsero, Newell
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On our first page we publish the Report of the
Treasury Department for the last two years, being to
April 1st, 1858. During that period the department
has been presided over by Prince Lot Kamehameha,
Mr.. Allen the Minister of Finance having been absent
in the United States during the year 1856, and on
his return appointed to the bench of the Supreme
Conrf
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7E Mr.. Tour NICHOLAS arrived as passenger In
the Steam Frigate -Magicieane from Panama. 1t is
understood that Mr.. n. is authorized to act as British
Vice Consul for these islands, in case General Miller
should wish to be relieved from his post.
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A WoNpERruL DISCOVERY THE whole town was
somewhat excited by the announcement. a day or TWO
ago, that an extensive guano deposite had just oeen
discovered on Oahu, equal to the Jarvis Island guano'
and supposed to contain one million tons 1t Should
be added that its supposed locality is under the Seat
of the War Department, and that an Appropriation Is
limited at to enable the employment of a regiment OF
Sappers and Miners.
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again on Thursday last
and after pitching their tents, went through with
drill and target practice. The arrival of the paquero
from Sydney. and the Yankee from California
caused the early return of the corps to town, though
not however until the prize of the day-a silver
medal-had been shot for. Private James Lockwood
was the winner. Second prize was taksa az 4iesal
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60 LETTERS received from Rev. s. c. Damon, report
him and his family at Wailuku, on East Maui, Will
ther they have gone to spend a few weeks in recruit
ing.
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- The Rev. a O. Forbes was ordained on the
9th May, in Philadelphia, as a Missionary TO the
Sandwich Islands. He is a son OF one OF the former
missionaries at these islands, and is to be stationed.
we believe, on Molokai.
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To CoRREspoNpENTs.-Owing to the crowd OF mat
ter this week, we are obliged to postpofU several COM
munications, which are in type waiting insertion
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IOvcjOy Victorious.

In the fight between the aboliii0nists and
Old line wings in this congressional district
for the nomination for Congress, Lovcjoy,
although absent, has already hoorea his op-
ponents The counties OF La Sale, Kendall,
kaukakcc, Mclean, and Bureau, ths only
counties we hear Of as having elected dele
gates thus far, have all instructed for Love
Joy, and at this rate he must get nearly a
unanimous denomination. This is pretty
good for candidate that begged two years
ago for only one term. But the abolitionists
understand the use of ropes, and having the
old line wings and free sellers thoroughly
harnesscd, they make them work good"
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BRYANT & STRATroN's AMERICAN MER.
CHANT. We have received the second
DUNG number of this new candidate fer
public favor, and have read its leading arti
,les with interest. The following titles
indicate the nature of its contents:
Value and Economy of Time, by W. p.
Spencer; Agriculture and Commerce, by c.
D. Bragdon; Mercantile Law-Contracts, by
Amos Dean; Life of Amos Lawrence, by
EIihu Burritt; Education Of the Merchan'
by Hon. I. N. Arnold; and numLtr Of
minor articles, commercial ststics, &c, &c.
The number before us is illustrated by a
fine portrait on steel, Of Amos Lawrence
To business men generally this work must
soon become an indispensable companion.
Published by Bryant & Stratton, IS
Cooper Institute, New York, at 81 per an
mum.
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From the New York News.

We esteem II pleasure, resting upon absolute
knowledge OF is merits to recommend Prof Woods
Hair Restorative n. best article OF the kind with
which we are acquainted, and which has done
der observation. all tEat !: claims-ard ii
6i,ims everything implied in is
This article in short, VIII gray hair 70 its orr
einal oor and adj! It's growth and beauty wherever
any blight disease has checked that growth mar
red that beauty This has been proved in family
within few weeks and in numerous other cases re-
lated tn U.s. without the knowledge OF the proprietor
only add that this valuable article is
sale by the proprietor No Si2 Broadway and IA
Market Street, 81. Louis.
ClUTIOS.-BcSare OF worthless limitations, several
already in the market. called by different names
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Re
sioraiiye Depot St. Louis, Mo-. and New York; are
blown in the bottle Sid by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas iunI9-lm
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upon the cause of popular government
throughout the world, when mere partizan
advantages are buried and forgotten for
ever
Stimulated by our intestine disunions, the
insolence of our proud and naughty trans.
Atlantic rival has revived and put in prac-
tice her infamous claim to insult and disgrace
our flag by searching our merchant vessels
upon the high seas, and the miidest form in
which she proposes to administer the degra-
dation, is to first search to see anhether she
shau search or not! This scandulous con-
duct has been practiced by that power at
intervals, ever since we have existed as
nation, and it is high time that all minor
questions were laid aside, and this one, so
vita.ly affecting our sovereignty set at rest
forever. A war between two such nations,
would be, admit, reproach to both civili-
zation and christianity, but otis not the
whole of life to live, nor all OF death to die"
and when sovereignty cannot be maintained
inviolate, it sinks beneath the meanest AMI
most AFFECT vassalagc. l cannot doubt but
our government will do all in the premises
that becomes a great and generous people,
and if war must come, we then can exclaim
with Caesar at the battle Of Phenicia "they
would have it so.'' But, the true way to
avoid that terrible resort-the uliinac ratio
Of nations, is to stand firmly upon the right
and resist the encroachments Of tyranny at
the threshold, and not wait for them to pol
lutte the hearthstone.
Great Britain will undoubtedly disclaim
the line of conduct pursued by her officers,
in the recent outrages, for she has often dis
claimed before, and usually. Immediately
thereafter, has honored the offending officers
by promotion. In short, her whole course
upon the subject, presents the strongest evil
dence, that the wrongs are committed under
the recent instructions of her cabinet, and
rewarded by its appreciation and prefer
nent; and, | am free to disclose that it
would afford me the most infinite satisfaction
to know that one of our ships of war had
attacked and sunk the first of these search.
ing vessels coming in its way. that our Gov
eminent in its turn, might show its civlity
by disclain.ing the act too, and its sense of
the service by promoting the officer who
should render it.
have the honor to be, &c,
Sincerely yours,
d. S. DICKINSON.
ISAAC Cook, Esq, Chm. State Cen. Com.
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CRors.-The Springfield correspondent Q

CRoPs.-The Springfield correspondent Of
Ties Louis Republican writes, May 10th:
Winter wheat here will scarcely make
half crop, and the fate Of spring grain is
doubtful. Nothing but slough grass. bull
rushos and cattal flags, can stand up under
those everlasting rains. Twenty three rainy
days in May, and the earth saturated and
the weather rather warm fr the season, has
almost destroyed the wheat crop in the
southern counties. and shortened the heads
and disorganized the growth in this part Of
the State. There has been no such season
since 1874. In 1851 the rain came after the
corn was put in the ground.
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OTTAWA POST OFFICE.

Arrirdi and DepGrtare Of MtiLs.
Eastern arrives 321 A II an l25 P N; depart =; iS0
PM closes 100 P. II.
Western arrives 22o P. NJ departs 1926 r NJ; Gloss
1890 Il.
Tonica arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays 1000 A. NJ de-
parts same day 200 P. NJ; closes loo p. n.
Pontiac via Farm Ridge ani New Michigan, arrives
Thursday 600 p. NJ; departs Saturday 500 A. NJ
Newark arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
1000 A. NJ departs 200 p. NJ; closes 100 PM.
Worthwhile Wednesday and Saturday 600 p NJ; departs
S:CO \. VI.
EarlTille and Freedom arrives Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, 1900 NJ departs following day 500 A. NJ
WIN. OSMAN, p. u
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FIRE AT Racx IsLASp-A fire at Rock
I.!and. on Tuesday morning, destroyed the
large brick block Of stores on Washington
street, between Illinois and Water. The
building was occupied by John Spangler,
vinegar and liquor store, whose loss on
stock is about 5000; fully insured; Henry
Dart, liquor and grocery store. loss $1,000;
insured for $1,000; d. j. Lewis, ale and
H1uor store: loss So00O-no Insurance.
The loss on the building is $l5. 00O-insured
TT 5000.
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JIM LASks NIcIIz.-The man, Gaius
Jenkins, who was recently killed by Jim
Lane at Lawrence, in Kansas, was formerly
4 resident of L"ckpor', in this State. and the
Joliet Signal says, twas an intelligent man,
and highly res! ect,d for his noble quali,iea
In 1856, he visited his old friends here, and
was then an ardent Free State man and a
warm adnirer Of Jim Line. But how has
Lis confidence been repaid :"
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Quite delegation Of cyprans was brought
TO this city from Peru week ago, and lodged
in jail. but 4 day or two afterwards bai!ed
cut and lett for parts unknown. They had
occupied wharf boat midway between
Peru and La Sale. which, while the girls,
&c, we're having hearing before the justice
in Peru, VAS set on ire and burned.
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GOLD IN KANSAS. kansas is terribly af.
ficted with the gold fever. Forty FIVE left
from Lawrence alone in a week, aud from
all parts Of the territory he number of vic.
tins amounted to three or four hundred
The "pacers" are said 10 be immensely rich,
and are located in the vicinity Of "Pike's
pat ~
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New Process OF TANNING LEATHER
Phillip NJ. Ross, of Petersburg, Illinois, has
discovered new process Of tanning leather
calf skins in from eight to twelve days,
heavy leather in from three to five weeks,
in perfectly cold liquor. He uses no bark.
lie has patent.
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Join DOUGHERTY, Chair
JU!IN UUUUHERI1, Chalrman.
c. \. PINE,
JOHN L. LITTLE,
Il. II. MArEEs, }Secretaries.
c. G.. FRENCH,
X. NJ. RIpGELY,
Letter from Hon. ID. 5. Dickinson.

The following eloquent and able letter
from Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, received by
the chairman of the National Democratic
State Committee, in reply TO request to
attend and address our State convention,
was read before that body and loudly ap-
plauded:
BISGuAMToN, June 8, 1858.
My DEAR SIa:-Your favor of the 22d
ultino, inviting me to attend and address an
adjourned meeting of the Democracy Of Hill
nois, at Springfield, on the 9th inst, was
duly received, and ought to have been ear
lier acknowledged; but having for some
time contemplated family visit to some
relatives in Michigan and Illinois, have
delayed, in the hope that might unite both
objects in one journey, and avail myself of
your kind request to meet my democratic
friends in Illinois. A special professional
engagement, however, for the city Of New
York, next week, compels me to defer my
Western tour for the present, and can now
only give hurried response in return for
yo1r courteous consideration.
have regarded with exceeding interest
the struggle which the democracy of Illinois
have maintained in the support Of the Ma
tional Administration on the Kansas ques-
ton. That devoted Territory has quite too
long been the sport of demagogues and spu-
rious philanthropists Of its government upon
its own people, and leave Congress to tho
discharge of its legitimate functions, the
President has, in my judgment acted wisely,
and deserved the vigorous and united sup
port of the democratic party. Whatever
may be the determination of its people upon
the question of the constitution submitted
to them by Congress, it can never perceived
again as an element in the political affairs Of
the Union. 1t has, as was said in terms OF
domestic manufacture, been spun beyond the
strength Of tho ,oool. and will be treated as
an exhausted and exposed imposture. Its
adroit managers, may, by the aid Of their
political gaIvanism, quicken its muscles with
a few spasmodic jerks aud witches, but it
can never be again brought to its feet, to
roam over the country as disturber Of the
public peace. Those who have endeavored
to perpetuate the mischiefs Of this disgrace.
ful struggle, will be, in after times, remem.
bered for the wrongs they have inflicted
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Srogu AND FLOOD AT THE EAsr.-A dis
patch from Baltimore, June lith, says: -
The damage done by the storm and food
on Saturday w;svery severe, not less than
30 turnpike bridges on the Ia Is and their
vicinity were swept away with iencing. etc.
\ horse an wagon were swept INTO the HOOD.
Two negroes were drowned, and white
man who was fishing timber from the stream
was also drowned. Many houses were
Hooded and considerable damage sustained
thereby.
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iunI3
-IMosr EYERYBopY Has HEARD OF ,lANx,s

Z" ALMOST EVERYBODY HAS HEARD NJ NANN'S
AGILE BALSAN The attention Of our numerous read
s directed the advertisement found in another
urnn this paper OF the high estimation that is placed
uron This the Yreatesf reDaedy Enotcn 10 modern sci
>nr. We have never known any other medicine win
a. large share OF public confidence in short time
as this done, be allowed to judge by what
we but this should be sufficient particularly when
such testimonials coming from o. undoubted
veraci:v from all parts Of the country. There BE-
no doubt but tina; II is Of the discoveries in
the medical world ami deserves he appreciation and
TEEN NJ our readers and the public.
Sold bv '. Y. GEISGS and b Waller 4 Co. iun-s-Ira
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In order TO avert the calamity Of q nearly
to,a, failure Of the corn crop, some Of the
grain dealers in Chicago have procured from
the east prolific kind of corn that is said
to ripen in 10 weeks after planting. 1t can
be had by farmers at about ten shiilings a
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MorSp CRY, which has hitherto been
above the highest food, was not quite high
enough for the last one. On Tuesday the
railroad depot, on the highest ground in the
place, WAS six inches under water.
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FLoeD ~ OnIo.-The Miami river at Day
ton r, sc en- Saturday SO as seriously to
threaten the Dayton levee. Macpherson
town was completely under water.
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GRADING Wharf.-The new system OF
wheat inspection went into operation at
Chicago on Monday. The Pr6ss says:
The wsrchso.es in town have al. arranged
th.'s bins and other receptaeles in accord
anes vith tns new arrangement. Wheat
hat in the least degree dirty or unsound
viii no logger pass muster here. aud the
far,asrs al find il 20 their interest to send
their vhest here in as good condition -
pss-ib,e.
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POSTMASTER AT PEoRIA.-Peter Sweat.
Esq, has been re-appointsd and confirmed
% postmaster at Pcoria.
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v0 !" SO HGCO
Mrs. WILLIAMS AND DAUGHTER.

ID ESPECTFCLLY solicit continuance OF that patron
HI age which has been kindly extended them BY the
citizens Of Ottawa, during the past year.
Mrs. WILLIAMS 4 DAUGHTER take this opportunity
10 inform their friends and the public generally, tha.
they have rented house MAIN Street, 81 block west
OF the decut bridge where they intend TO locate per-
/ BldReHtLy.
Mrs. WILLIAMS & DAUGHTER solicit the attention
of all Interested their method OF instruction, which
differs from the usually pursued ty Teachers-
The pupils receive musical instruction five hours during
the week. which hours than i. given by Teach
ers generally.
Pupils received their residence, they will SO TO
| the house Of pupils, as required.
y B-Carcful attention given TO the cultivation o. the
! voice.
/ Terms moderate ny22
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FURNITURE wARE-ROOM,

VN
Where is kept constantly on hand good supply Of
HOME NA DE- FEREITERE, WINDSOR, rock
ING, AND C,HILDREy,S CHAIRS,
AZ the Variety store o. iunl.-3Nl Z. o. BLACK.
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Free RriIpe Meeting.

INF delegates appointed at the town meetings OF the
II different interested in the erection Of free
bridge across Illinois River Ottawa and all others
che requested at the
Court House in Ottawa Saturday, June 2sh insf at
O'Clock p NJ. wM. STRAwS
ELMER BALDWIN,
MURRAY KIRKPATRICK,
LEWIS SOULE,
NJ. d. CALkISS,
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1. EELCH
I'm Nc OULD say to his old friends and the CT EH
EA w tixens of Ottawa and the country, that S5A

~ ES0
E8 w tixens of Ottawa and the country, that EA
eohis Hat and Cap Mandatory is complete, on :.
Columbus St. opposite the Supreme Court House Dui'u
ing -
All kinds Of Hats and Caps ads to order on short
notice. Nh,
He is manufacturing Summer style OF Hats. The
rims are not quite so narrow the Spring STYLE His
Hat. are MADE of the OF stock and are 70 per cent
cheaoer than any in the city, for he
:; ,ha oriv Uat Manufacturer in the city or county and
IN 1T manufacturers prices. All Hats brought
here for sale manufactured in the East and they
nst have his profit, but in buying Hats Of the Home
Manufacturer, you have but one profit to pay and that
Is 20 per cent lower than any sale Establishment in the
city.
lie would say that his stock Of Hats is large. and Of
all kinds, and great assortment Of old mems Hats.
Ottawa, June 10, 1853.
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CnsPaFfnprSTs:n.

~ HE undersigned have this day formed partner
l. ship under the name az FAIRFIELD WELD, for the
transaction Of general Produce and Lumber business
NJ. =. FAIRFIELD,
NAV 6th. J. ID. q. WELD.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all parties concerned. THAT
~ have leased my Warehouse TO Messrs FAIRFIELD
WELD who will continue to carry the Grain Business
usual. shall be n Europe the present summer and
they authorized to my in the settle.
ment of Book Accounts Notes, and Grain Contracts,
and all persons indebted requested to make
payment promptly my business be settled with
out delay. riun 1871 JOHN ARMOUR
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ISAAC Cook, ESQ, Chm. State Cen. Com
Farmers of La Sale County.

Farmers of La Sale County.
OUR stock OF Dress and Fancy Goods Dou,es;ics and
~ choice Groceries, the largest and best to be found
in this market, and receiving additions week
~, suit you all times, in quality, quantity and
price. There Is House in this or any adjoining
County shat CAN underse
Remember the place, next 10 Earnes, Allen Co.'S
Bank north Of the Court House.
junl9 L. A. & D. II. HALBERT.
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National Democratic State Convention.

Pursuant 10 adjournment on the 2lst Of
April last, the National Democrats of Hi
nois, through their delegates, met in Con-
vention in the State House in Springfield, on
Wednesday, June 9th, 1858. for the purpose
Of nominating 4 candidate for State Trea-
surer and a candidate for Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
The Convention was called TO order pre-
csely at 10 o'clock A. u, by Hon. John
Dougherty, Of Union, the Chairman npppint-
ed on the 2lst of April, AMI who presided
over this convention.
The Vice Presidents were Morris Lindsay,
Sangamon county; j. l.. Mcconnell, Nor
gan; F. j. Clark, Bond; B. g. Liesenby,
De Witt; II. II. Magoon, 10 Daviess; Dr..
David Lie Roy, Grundy; G. w. Kaney, Pc.
oria; b. F. Burke, Macoupin; G. W. VERIFY,
Cook; DIR. j. Duncan, Knox :-,Iohn Camp
bell, Madison.
Charles n. Pine, of Bureau; CO.. John T.
Little, of Cook; /. NJ. Ridge'y, of Sanga-
mon, who were appointed in April, acted as
Secretaries.
On taking the chair, Mr.. Doughcrty adj
dressed the convention OF the present posi-
ton of the Democratic; party and the polio
Of its enemies, and stated the object Of the
convention.
On motion, the committee on credentials
and resolutions, appointed in April, were
re-appointed, and four members added to
each.
The committee on credentials was, accor
dinghy, appointed as follows, viz: Messrs
r. II. Jackson, of 10 Daviess; Ii. ID. Dor
sett, of Lake; G. W. VERIFY, of Cook John
Stevens, of Lee; j. B. Brown, of WhiLeside :;
Charles Leib, of Cook; Justus Stevens, Of
Bureau; j. L Faxon, Of Alexander; John
Reynolds, of ST. Clair.
The committee on resolutions was ap-
pointed as follows, viz: II. Il. Carpenter, Of
Cook; II. S. Austin, Of Peoria; Col. John
l.. Mcconnell, of Morgan; Charles n Pine,
Of Bureau: Z. b. Herndon, of Sangomon
b. +. STROLLER, Of Cook r. Ii. Jackson, of
10 DSviess; Francis j. Grund, of Cook !;
Judge w. X. Parrish, Of franklin; Thomas
Smell, Of De Witt; c. NJ. Willard, of Union.
On motion, the Convention adjourned till
2 O'Clock =. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention was called to order at two
o'clock, when G. c. Bonney, Esq, of Peoria,
addressed the convention in an able manner.
Mr.. Dorsey, of Jersey county, also ad.
dressed the convention.
The committee on credentials made the
following report, which was unanimously
adopted:
Adams-W. Ii. Gather.
Alerander-L. L. Lightner, L. G. Faxon,
James L. Brown.
Bond-W. P. Brown, John B. Reed, F. j.
Clark.
Boons-L. P. Roberts.
Bursau-J. Stevens, Col. j. F. Stevens,
Charles N. Pine, j. NJ. McConihe, J. s. Null
liner, P. Ii. Kelly.
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Lost.
POOR woman lost, in Of the stores in this city
N streets adjacent, Thursday morning last, a
Five Dollar Bill of the Merchants Bank of Macon. The
finder will relieve suffering, AMI receive the hearty
thanks OF the sufferer, by leaving the the office
of ARTHUR LOCKWOOD, ESQ. iun19