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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-02

TIL subscriber will 81" his residence about two miles
below Ottawa the Illinois river, with from sixty 10
one hundred and Eiiy ereS OF land, purchasers may
da-rc.
The place has conlno'ors House good Barn Corn
Cribs. Sc young orchard, about eighty acres under
;,ls plow and Is every way very desirable location |;
is at ell seasons easily accessible from an excel
lent road and can readily be divided make two or
very pleasant residences.
Also for sale. ~ acres % Land the River being
all OF Section l, that lies South OF the Illinois River
Aipy TO ID. Z. Cameron, at Glover Cooks Olse pr
l.. Z. Sanger, Ottawa. Tscp29i
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Assi1see's Sale.

HsSlJHees SAFE.
M ILL be sold the south door Of the Court House
w in the City of Ottawa the ith day of October
next, all the right title, and interest of the Ottawa
Starch Company, in and the Starch Factory and
appurtensnces, Including it, Real Estate and Water
Power, situate the south bank OF the hydraulic ba
in said city, together with the personal property
Company
Terms OF sale made known at the time and place Of
sale WIZ. H. ". CUSiMAN, A~~ig,lees
PIIILO EINDLEY, Of NniI
sepil-tw LORENZO LELAND E,oaD,,Jy
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GREAT ATTRACTION
G & FAPI G. GONG

s. {. Earl. & SONS.
NE Subscribers tak- pleasure in being able
hoCiCe to the citizens OF Otsava an, vicinity that
they have received, at their stand their ne.c sock
at Go09s, direct from - manufacturers This is the
gre"tcst CNIOCfuHtY offered 10 the citizens Al
their stock = tie hTgest tt tie county, and selected
from the best and mo extensive manufactures aud
importers III America, comprising all grades and styles
htAt E0Der dI D~cOTH"ls Tor Parors and halle from
the cheapest 0dHE TO tie richest gold velvet Also
large and splendid collection Of Window Shades Cor
nlces, T. innings, Fixtures, &c. a..
In connection with the above they have the Edrye.t
ami fs@st assortment Of Oils, Paints varni-hes and
Painters Tools in the market, all Of which will be sold
very low Tor cash. spl0
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DILMAN'S PATENT
Corn Shelter and Horse Power.

Adnufhctured by Shreater, VandersaH d Co, PkSia.
field, III.
shEsE Shelters have been thoroughly improved with
outside gearing; also in the separating and cleaning
apparatus They are superior in every respect to any
other Shelter in Market and fully warranted to pur
chasers.
Also, an improved Horse Power, which is got up in
more compact form and is much than the Aind
heretofore used. -
We also keep extra Castings hand to supply calls
For sale at manufacturers prices, with freight 10 Ua'
wa, by Tap17I MANLEl INV.
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ks;lTO WOOD Lumber,
G AWED Oak Timber-all sizes-from 6X6 and 1ox1e
- and from u to "a feet long.
Black Walnut Lumber, consisting of Newell Post Tim.
Der, 6XG to SXS. ~
Plank, to ~ inches thick.
Boards, l inch thick.
Hickory and Maple Axle Stuff and Oak PLANK
1000 Sawed OAK Posts, for sale by
WIN. NJ. TRUE
feb.-n Office In Bankof Ottawa
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CONFECTIONERY STORE,

rite u. Bank,
OE"Ei - 4. ILLINOIS.
TIE subscriber having taken the late popular esiab
ishmeEt Of J. Il. Hanrle. i prepared 10 msnU'ac-
ture ana supply heretofore, al kinds of Confeciion
cry, wholesale and RETAIL warranted equal TO the best
eastern article.
ICE CREAM served any hour during tie summer,
his Also, SUPP lied ~ the quantity to private
families, parties. &c.
All kinds Of fancy Wedding Cake constantly on hand,
or manufactured to order. .rnay26l WI. EBEEf-
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tilc0igine5.

FEVER AND iGCE
CURED WITHOUT ARSENIC Or QUIN!SE!.
DIR. LAEDs' oUINiNE SUBSTITUTE,
or N,r'e Ton is positive cure for
GILL
And al diseases arising from aaeemcnt OF tie Ser
NCIS system, and very successful III PTcvri.tiIg
YELLOW, PANAMA AND CUAGRES FEyEgS
The TcCjDS It~coC-s~d E q regslEfrly gEg5ggt.l
PtysirtTa.
and j. therefore entitled the confidence az any
other i yciaH prescription. single trial will Prove
it. efficacy. Oae bottle IN ordinary Of Fever and
Asuc VII eject cure. All that j. ask is 4 fair trial
all who have used speak loudly IL its IA 7r Read the
circular. J. H. HAZARD, ole p rnri~tcr.
No. Z. HriGe7, I0ne, " 70 York.
ID. WALkER d CO., fg-Ht
myi-5Tls Ots1 = ~
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W all Paper Depot.
s. c. EARL & SON,

At B T. P&eLps oil sunni, Iain Street, Oitavs,
Illinois,
IANE Just received their Spring stock, and have
for sale the elegant lot Of Paper HangiHxs,
window Drapsry and Shades offered ia Ottawa
They prepared to furnish in quantities suit pur
cha>ers the latest patterns % Satin, Git. Wood and Oak
Papers with matched and common borders Also, Fancy
window siade- Fire Board Prints, &c, &c. Their stock
Is purchased directly from the and sold
a q small advance on fret cost. myl.-:i
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4 FARM s;na'-f in the tosnz!iip % Grand Rapids,
"A eight miles from Ottawa, routEiaiu. hundred
and sixty acres good fence, and hundred ILL tcei
acre. under The pow. inquire Of
iuliI b & 4. X MCCAIN.
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Land for Sale,


en- ACRES OF Land lying six miles north of Mar
lOV settles, being the SEA Sec. -, T. 81 n. For
further information address A. F. DUNAvAN.
aplO-2m~ Cornri{ls L. o III.
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Notice.
LII those owing me on book account, who had rather
IA settle with me than Justice can do so beror. the
frst OF August shall be absent Tor some time after
that date, but before leaving will place all nv accounts
in the hands Of Justice with orders to collect them nj
These who are owing me by note will do well to nav
before the Dove time. will wait longer on any
one. Jul 1G S. W. CHEEvER.
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Academic and Collegiate Departments, per year
OF Al weeks. 1854 90
Or per session OF - weeks,
W per weeh, Observation-Disclosures. 81
Tuition for day Scholars.
In the Academic Department, Comprising Read
ing, Writing. Spelling, Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geography, Elementary History, Natural Phi
losophy aud CompOsition,) per year,........ 81 90
In the Collegiate Department, comprising Gene
RAJ History, Book Keeping, Algebra, Geonetry
Trigonometry, Astronomy, Botany Chemistry
Geology, Zoology. Physiology, Rhetoric. Logic,
Mental Philosophy, Moral Science, Political
Economy and NATURAL Theology, per year.. 81 90
optional Studies.
Ancient Languages, per year, each, go. ... 20 90
Modern - ........ - 90
Drawing and Crayonng,... ........-.... - 40
Painting i'll Water COlors, ............ 81 90
Painting in Oil Colcrs, 40 90
Music-Piano M Me!odeou,
Use of Instrument. II co
PdVN%Rts.
Tuition, and Board and Tuition must be paid quarter
ly in advance.
Farmers pay part of the same in such culinary
products can be nsed in the Boarding Department
For further particulars please address by mail
the Seminary, lsep4i l.. UMLAUF, Pf1nciDaI.
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Real estate.
LUCIAN r SANGER,
ILLINOIS LAND AGRNCY
Lands for Sale,

Lands bought and sold on Commission Taxes paid
Abstracts of Title furnished, Collections made Invest
ments made in Government other Lands Money
Loaned. OTTAWA August S, 1857.
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HATS, GAPS,


lust received, very large stock of rich Spring
u Goods. IrySj \. c. PRESCOTT
Sucking Colt Lost.
INSTRAYED from the subscriber, the 21st of Au-
H gust residing in the town of Mission the Newark
road, near tie Norwegian Church, n SUCKING MARE
COLT about four months old, of dun color, turning
grey black The colt got of the field into the
road while many teams were passing down towards OF
the political discussion and must have followed
them or. The Colt was near Ottawa the same day.
liberal reward will be paid any one leaving informa-
ton where said Colt may be found either with the sub
scriber or at the Post O.fce in Ottawa.
aug2S ANDREW 0SMANSON.
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GREE MS MILL \!
DAYTON
Wooden Manufactory!!


Wooden Manufactory!!
FftlIE undersigned take this method informing their
L Old customers and the public generally. tina; are
putting into Establishment this Spring Machinery that
Will enable Us 10 turn out that double the amount Of
Goods We ave usually done; the demand FOR Goods
satisfaction ia exchanges OF Wooden Goods Wool
We never have, and DO intend card into wool a
iortion vi c1t1 and sell il FOR AL WOOL goods are
warranted in this respect and also for Durability. We
shall continue exchange nr Wool, formerly. the fol-
lowing kin Is Of Goods viz: Heavy Cassiuercs, Satinets
Jeans, Fiahncis OF different kinds, Blankets, and Stock
ing Yarn. Considerable attention will he paid Stocking
Yarn orders viii be filled COR all the different grades and
kinds of Yarn, common Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed. Red
C!ouded, &c. And We viii manufacture, for merchants
and Others Wool in lots of hundred pounds and nm
wards into Stocking Yarn, any of the above kinds
goods. ou LIBERAL terms for cash wool. Also.
CardinG and Spinning
VIII be done in lots oil 30 lbs. and upwards Is
cents per pound.
Custom Carding into Rolls
" III De done at SIX cents per pound Thcir machines
VIII he clothed anew with the best of Cards and with
neH experienced CaTer, they expect have good work
done Wool viii be taken from the Depot Ottawa, and
rolls returned within reasonable length of time for do
ing the work. which may be lin strong sheets) from
almost any part of the State at trifiing expe.
Woo! intended for exchange for any the above kinds
OF Goods accompanied by the proper Order may be sent
by Railroad to Ottawa and the goods will be p up and
sent with promPtness, according order.
we would also say, that We have got New Custom
anu FIGURING ili IN oreration and persons wishing cav
have their grinding done short notice, as we have
plenty OF water at all times. finyl7l J. D. GREEN
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y Residence and Farm FOR Sale.

Tor sale or 10 Rent.
HOUSE, pleasantly situated e,s, .iIe Of 70, River
"A frbo JOHN u. ANTHONY
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OFT SEHI>SUV

FSNlE Third Scholastic Year the Fish Animal
n Session commences Monday, the Goth of Sept
inst. Both Young Ladies and young Gentlemen can be
admitted. Instructions given in all the ieps r;neuts
Of an Academic and Collegiate Con. of study.
Erpeas,S.
For Board Washing, Lights, and tuition in the
Academic and Collegiate Departm ants per year
Or D.r off
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Spring and Sumner Goods
EISkE &, TAYLOR'S 4!

~ "a -4AS S-~~0 Dt@----1OA SSS
FISkE g. TAYLOR'S!
! CLOTHING, CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
BoOTS md SHOES, IA rs AND CAPS
WE have the largest and best stock Of foods ever
w offered in this market, they being manufactured
expressly us. and all made in the best manner
and Fates; styles good any custom made article
can be man ufactured in this city; ~ .,..,.
300 Coats French Broadcloth, German Cashmere,
Frminet and C.sucrel Goats White Linen, Marseiles
Duck. Lasting, Queens Cloth, &c, &C
pair OF Pants, FIN B4&cS Fancy CAs>ihitre Liz
men, Tweed. Mar.eille>, &c.
1900 Vests OF every style.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
French Scarf Stock, Collars, shirts, Shirt Bosems,
Socks Gloves; in aci everything usually kept IN
frst-cass Clothing Store. large assortment OF Hats
and Caps for Men and Boys. Every style Of Boots and
Shoes in the Eastern be- found at our store
North side OF Court House Square, doors east OF
CITY BANK FIsKE TAYLOR.
T. S-we to he undersod, and will sell ~
cheap as the cheaIest Notrouble to show goods
Ottawa, April IL, 1858. FST.
Wanted Immediately.
- OHH HIDES, and 2.500 lbs. TaIiow, for which
y .OOV the highest market price will be paid 10
cash. at Leather Store opposite the Court House La
Sale st. Inovl4l W. c. +. RICHARDSON.
milwaukee, Lager Esecr.
FSNfE undersigned hereby informs the citizens Of Otts.
article OF Lager Beer: Bottled Lager Beer constantly
or sale: LOUIS GNAM, Cofa,nJns 81.
Opposite Brnnker Il NitcheHs Gun Shop, mart dosp
SoaN oy NE NInois Rirer House jull1-2~m
Card.
Office is hereby given TO all parties concerned, that
~ have leased my Warehouse to Messrs. FAIRFIELD
"ELp who viii continue carry the Grain Business
as usual shEi be in Europe the present summer and
thy are authorised to act my agents In me se'e'
ment of Book Accounts Notes, and Grain conttaSta>
ana all persons indebted to requested 20 pHsa
payment promptly my bus.Brss must Sr syssu Hn&'
out delay, [Jun.lyi JOHN A"''oo"'
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:,
ESTABLISHED N OTTAWA N 1851, BY
f. Y. G II / G G s,
THREE years before K srHsUS OHros heard Of,
i and they nov FALSELY and FOOLISHLY claim 0
be- the only book IN La sale Co. But IL do keep
large took OF Drugs Notions. and Music, keep
gC0I Books school Books, Blank Books, Paper, Station
cry, &c, than they dc, aud viii sell them cheaper II
ny old friend. and the community viii call sill
wait on them Hiih pleasure and anything that have
Land VII. OEte. Tor them. Nattiug-r. Block.
E. Y. GRIGGS.
y. b DO not sell Wal Paper, Curtains, Trashy
Agency Books. New Y0r1 LcI-rrs. JULIA b. Y. q.
Tonic BifterS.
II Y. GRTGGS prepares a Tonic B.tters that has no
H. equal in either rsyeuting curing Ague, Chill Pe-
yer, and all diseases arising from debility. These Biiters
bring the Liver into action, cleans the blood. and
a tonic ;ile whole system. They a all. I
do claim any hidden virtue for them but do claim
and warrant them be the best tonic offered
They healthy app elite and give strength and
energy, hundreds who have used them will testify
S.-a II the GvOd Samaritan, S4.tlussr's Block
4sgzs Z. Y. GRIGGs.
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OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
u. ". g;s.vg s,Ecss,AEx
Sewing Machines Ser $500.
JOHN NAGEIa:S INVENTION.

- PATENT APPLIED FOR
5x.lE ab"ye Is believed +" be the best loop stitch
- chine yet invented. Prom and after Wednesday OF
next week. these Machines Will be ready for prcha sers
at the above price. Apply At The shop OF the sub
scIiLer. near he CITY Niis EmNIaI LOIIN MAGER
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Cheap Cloth.nc.
-Geaers. agency * IatcaiIgence office.

-scner.f = ZPECy AZ IFsirs iycE,cc ffrfcn
FNNANIED and Offering, Capitalists to buv s.li o.
w rent town city pro cry: Farms or 60 :,
aIy description, to trade otIc-wise en- ., az 800
e-tt!e stock IN trade sc, &C. Also, wanted ami osr
ssus h.rs, mechanics. tof various branches \ .,
-fAIra hsnds and general iaborers boy. t.,ua, 80
&c DC. Tor City and country. ''-fi
FoT work. hep. general information rnpIy , 81
Al Bsy Office, kept for the AT the Fr,it ST. M
. IL sale 81, "a % the City Mills. "
II any be DESTROYS of having accounts uos.d mr. 20,
1ses1o' iee'e o.ee1s at Inc agency ofhcs. sspIi
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IN ...ariulcuI

OF Notions. Toys. wallets. Games, Dolls. Boxes Bo
~ hsuian Ware. ar Other thing. from cent mp :,
so. sign OF The Good Samaritan, NatiinEers R!ock
oc2i l. Y. GI,lGGS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-24
Arrival Of the Pacific at st. Johns.
ILLNESS OF BARON HUMBOLDT.
FOREIGN DIFFICULTIES.

ST. JOINS, n. F., Dec, 23,-Steamship Pa
cific, from Galway 9Th inst, arrived here to-
day with Liverpool dates to that time,
The troop ship Bombay had returned to
Plymouth completely diSmasted, and having
lost overheard twelve Of her crew.
An extraordinary general meeting of the
share holders of the Atlantic Telegraph has
been called for the 18th of December to con-
slider the affairs Of the company.
A petition is in circulation, calling on the
government to give guarantee on the new
capital necessary to prosecute the enterprise,
A collision occurred in the English Chan
mel on the 4th, between the steamship Ceylon
and the American ship Wabon The latter
was seriously damaged, and lost overheard the
chief officer and one seaman. She was sub
sequently t0wed into Portland by the Ceyl0n-
France.
The government has decided on allowing
the appeal of Count Montalembert to come
before the Superior Court.
Spain.
The Queens speech at the opening of the
Cortez says everything compatible with the
national dignity was being done to secure a
pacific solution of the Mexican difficulty, but
if the immediate result is not obtained the
demonstrations already proposed will be ener-
getically resorted to. An address in response
to the speech, was adopted unanimously.
Baron Humboldt is seriously ill.
India.
The Bombay mail brings the Queens proc
lamatiOn, which was read throughout India
Nov. LIST. Its terms are liberal. 1t guarantees
to protect religious freedom; confirms all ex-
listing treaties and rights, and offers general
amnesty to all, save the murderers of the Brit
ish, provided submission is made by the first
of January
Latest from London.
Lord Derby acknowledged the receipt of a
memorial praying for Government aid to the
Atlantic Telegraph and promises to lay it be-
fore the Commissioners of the Treasury.
The Times correspondent hears it was decid-
ed in Cabinet Council, the Montalembert ap-
peal shall be allowed to come before the Court,
but that the answer to it will simply be the
Emper0r's pardon, which it will be pleased to
cover everything. The penalty imposed, and
possibly the effect of the new peace law.
The question of the Atlantic cable will be
decided in a few days. 1t is thought the Gov
ernment will guarantee the new capital. If so,
contract for new cable will be Immediately
made.
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Washington Matters.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23,-The Secretary Of
War has asked Congress for nearly 100000,
to pay the Florida volunteers, called into ser
vice by Gen. Harvey and Col. LOOMS, during
the years 1878.
Among the many bills introduced in the
House to-day, was one by Mr.. Brown, of N. c.,
appropriating $1,000 900 ito enable the Presi-
dent to conclude with Spain treaty of amity,
and for the settlement of all differences, in
GLIDING the cessioh Of Cuba, to be used by him
if necessary"
a large number of members of Congress
left the city to-day, to spend the holidays at
home, and many others made arrangements to
follow their example
In the Senate to-day, memorial from the
grandson of Gen. Greene, Of r. l., asking for
aid to publish the correspondence and other
papers of the patriot, were referred to the
Committee on the Library
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Catholic Services in Washington.

who opened the Senate with prayers to-day,
was Father Boyle, of st. Patricks church of
this city. The Senate was full Of priests, in
the dress of Cossacks. This is the first occa-
sion since the foundation Of the government,
that the entire yestments of the Romish cler
ny have been seen in either chamber. The
reverend father read from the breviary.-
Bishop CAROLS prayer was for those in au-
thority. The chamber was crowded, and
mnuch interest was manifested with the appear
ancc of devotion in the Senators and specta-
fora
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THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS Second Session
SENATE.

Thursday, Dec. q.
Mr.. Stewart, of Michigan, asked to bring up
the Agricultural College bill. Messrs Fitzpat-
rick, of Alabama, IYerson, of Georgia, and
Bright, of Indiana, objected; lost-yeas, % /;
nays %.
On the bill to grant pension to the widow
and family Of Col. Turnbull, after an animat-
ed discussion, the sum of $50 month was
granted-26 to Is.
The Senate agreed to go into the new Hall
on re-assembling, and then adjourned.
HOUSE
Afessrs. Richie and Morris, of Pa, severally
made unsuccessful efforts to introduce PROPOSE
tons looking to the alteration of the tariff, with
a view TO protection and specific duties.
Mr.. Grow, of Pa, asked, but failed to obtain,
leave to introduce bill fixing the annual meet
ing of Congress on the second Monday of No
vember.
Mr.. Phillips introduced joint resolution,
authorizing the President to confer the title of
Captain-in Chief for eminent naval services.
Referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs
On motion of Mr.. B0cock a resolution call
ing on the President to inform the House
whether any measures had recently been taken
to procure a reduction of the duties, by foreign
governments, on American tobacco, was
adopted.
Mr. Coyode, Of Pa, asked leave to introduce
a resolution for the appointment of Commit
tee Of five, to inquire into the facts charged by
the President of the United States, contained
in the letter to the President of the Centenary
Committee at Pittsburg, that money had been
thrown into Pennsylvania to influence the
State Congressional election. and to report the
names of the persons implicated, The intro
ductiOn of the resolution was objected to,
amidst loud laughter.
MIR. Bingham, of Ohio introduced bill to re-
peal the English act for the admission of
Kansas into the Union. Referred to the
Committee ON Territories
Mr.. Morris of Illinois introduced bill for
the admission of sugar and salt free of duty,
and bill giving the right to the territories to
elect governors and other officers.
Mr.. FarnswOrth of Ill. endeavored to intro
duce resolution instructing the Committee
on Naval Affairs to enquire and report what
further measures are necessary to carry out
the articles in the Ashburton Treaty for the
suppression of the slave trade.
A large number Of bills was introduced and
referred to appropriate committees, when the
House adjourned to the 4th of January.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the Quaker City at New Orleans

New ORLEANS, Dec 23.-The steamship
Quaker City is below. She has one hundred
and eighty passengers and San Francisco
dates of the 9Th inst
The Golden Gate, which left San Francisco
for New York on the 9th inst, had 81 800, 900
in treasury and $3.50, 600 for England.
Business was quiet.
The overland mail of the 18th ult reached
San Francisco on the 9th inst
The friends of Senator Douglas at San Fran
CISCO and Sacramento fired salute in honor
of his success.
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9Narkets.
Brighton Cattle Market.-pece

Brighton Cattle Market.-December %.
At Market 100 Beef Cattle 200 Stores 25O Sheep and
L lnbs, and 800 Swine
BEEF CATTLE-Prices- Extra 50; First QuaityS6 IS:
Second quality, S. Third quality IS.
WoRKING OxEN-Sales sll9, l25, 1870 q 49,
Mich Cows-S29 a 30.
VEAL CALvEs-Sales at "a, 50 a AIS.
STORES earrings none; Two years old SIS @ 81;
~ HLDEs-I3 @ Sc b.; CALF sKINs-l2 q BE q b.
IALLow-Sales at 63 a &c. PELTs-Sl a. 81 81 each.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sl SO a , IS; extra 49, 4 a IS.
SwINE-Pigs Al a 5; retail a &c.
Remarks-Prces of extra Beef remain the same last
week. Sheep and Lambs-Sales quicker, Swine re-
main the same. Market in general more active.
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Grover 81 Bakers Celebrated Family
Sewing MachInes.-A NEW STYLE; PRICE, $50
l6 SUMNER STREET, BosroN; 495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
These Machines from two spools. and form a seam
of unequalled strength beauty and elasticity which viii
not rip, even if every fourth stitch be They
questiOnably the best in the market for family use
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
BRYANT Il SHELDON, Agents, No 4 Mechanics
Hall Building Worcester. diff ol3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-24

A bank porter in Chicago, last Saturday,
while gong to the express Office with $780,
was suddenly knocked down by a slung shot
and the packages of money taken from him.
He rose soon and gave chase. The robber
made for the river, crossed it on the ice, and
escanpd