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Millinery .:I,s. Drc.> Making.
-Ir. CEDlEE

TSPCCTFJLIY informs the ladies or Ottawa sad VI
"a CTriry tI1t she las -rE-u the rooms over Darie!
Leli,y's Zoo: store. Madison few doors rest Of
Columbus rlere she sa..c.t- orders IL al that
pertains - tie Millinery Trade IA the line ~ Dress
Nas-u- Curing Fi:tiU-. &c UsT stock 0f NdtTe'TY
I,oaas h.s beer. selected vh uurH care and viii De-
found slyEriy-. Having had thorough instruction and
ev---.r-- h~ass se i confident % being able
20 give ue-fsrt -rtiSractiou. jIu2.-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Wagon Mandatory,

VNHE subscriber respectfully his thanks TO the
public FOR their past very liberal patronage, and
takes occasion TO say that he has enlarged and newly
fitted up his Wagon Shop, at his old stand Columbus
ST.. and is prepared to maze and finish the
plete and durable Farm Wagon offered in this market
lie guarantees that sensible person shall be troubled
with any embarrassment" in deciding upon the supe-
riorty OF his Wagons. lie imports material from
New Jersey Missouri with which to msleaG pub
c but rees upon the native timber of the great north
west. Having taken the Diploma at the County Fair
for the be Farm Wagon in every respect, he /, pre-
pared to Lake more OF the quality if desired.
WM PALMER
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NISG lnKO

4DESpECTfCI II informs the Ladies or ot.aEa and
vicinity she has received her stock of Goods
Spring and Summer trade. and i ready furnish
great variety o BonEct, Gaps, Head Dresses, &c, at
prices suit the times
Hns.netl,, hlid.ne nrpos.te te Mansion Hone apo
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+ BUrrALo RUM.--.It appears that the liqnor
sold in Buffalo is perfectly "oI full The
Adcertiser gives the following description
of it:
The brandy is poison, the whisky Of that
variety known as hardware -stryc ychnine
would improve it-and the gin is in glass
bottles simply because it would eat through
the slaves of a barrel in fifteen minutes.
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MISSES .s.sI-SiE, ~ PATTERSON

EE AVE or-uned new Millinery and Dress Making
Rooms sr. Ia sale -. first door south .: Iu--sls
Fsruitr- Depot upstairs and viii keep n EooJ a--urt
hand, II prices TO suit tL- ae-. ladies please
call
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GrScrs BErR.-The following is a very
delicate. refreshing summer drink, much
preferred by many to spruce beer, and more
easily made:
Break pound and half Of best foaf-su'
gar. and mix with it three ounces of best
white Jamaca ginger, broken as fine as pos.
sble, and the grated pcels of two lemons
Put these ingredients into large stone jar,
and pour over them two gallons Of boiling
water. When it becomes milk warm, strain
it and add the juice of the lemons. and two
large tablespoonfuls of yeast. Make this
beer in the evening, and let it stand all night.
Next morning bottle it in strong glass o,
stone bottles, tying down the corks with
twino. 1t is better after standing few days
JIG. Vest philadelphia.
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Dr. y. WsEsITiN.
D-1fisf Guf Nm fr-furSr Of Mineral TfSfh-
world rr-rc~tfy lIlt the citizens Of ottawa and
vicinity the .c'.vvEs L-t % Lis prices for ARTIFICIAL
test<.
- CIrss Work.
Cold S'rsr.
r-o-i Teeth. Cos bis own --lug.lrtsrel up
pr anil under. $50 30
81 gle Teeth. tor hi- oNI man liacturc,l up
ZI tLT.s HO-E.
Csr1 T.atf common s-yIe. upper ani uuf1r, - -
P-sia T-arE ws.r1-. Cs1r-. upper nd u1'sT ." -
AL ui,h r-.urs refers them 20 tic following gentle
r e Pr-s-1-,. F.1. J. ". W'!-. Esq.- J. g i1tHrH'yr
" l. n. &. SJrue. ND. WuI- O-uau. E-f J.-- Sou
". n. p = Nrt0-rs-ls. VI D. r q Htrr.-- W p
flsy. VI D. & Hard, u. D., l. 81 Macarthur, ~ d. \
G Putnam. VI n
pr. Whiteu - th- only manufacturer OF BocS or IN
&c Teeth IT. til state vet or Chicago, for which he was
awarded the L. prrrl;1rl Tire Ia sale County fair
Teeth Inserted and improved Plan without
the o. Clasps.
E-.--. -n b s.-ll,. crcs IN r.x r1st Office blork
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY

e. WHEELER :: ~ y ~b-s.
E:Ii undersigned would recf-y 'af1rm the .nia-
= iiiants Of OTTAWA and vicinity that they nov
prepared furnish the choicest variety OF CrIcrers
such Butter Soda, ie- boston. oyster Ab=rne tlIa
. d Water Biscuit: ii-o. Bread. Ctte- Brown Bread
P-- AZ, &c in good variety. Confectionery, of The
choicest selection, constantly hand AL kinds o!
Fancy ard Wedding Cake uaie 90 order.
The Subscribers h.vGr spared no pains e,persc in
Sitting up a wagon for Tie couyeulU-c and accoMmJda
ton ~ their customers and the public generally,
able "1vui-r vJhiUg in their lire those WIN d.
sire. Those wishing tie New York Wagon call dai
vii: pleas Seri :he.. orders TO tie y Y Bakery
the Post Office.
Remember the place, in iIossack's Eloc.;, rezt
door of the Meat Market, Main Street send in
your ord ard they VII! receive prompt attention.
:. p. (sefsJl JOS " siNr-og.
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STURGEON AND TIRE LADY.-A witty liter
ary lady, well known in London, was
travelling the other day in a railway car
riagc. The only other occupant Of the com
partmcnt in which she was seated was fat,
vulgar young man, with 4 white nrckc'oth
(~oiled,) sleek hair, prominent teeth, and n
scllsat,slicd air. The individual co"t.iycl
very adroity TO make the conversation turn
upon the Rev. Mr.. Spurgc'n. The dialogue
soon became exceedingly warm and anirna-
ted, the lady expressing the utmost aversion
for the preacher in question. as an iiliterate
mountebank. and the gentleman cXtOling
him to the seventh heavens as the most
glorious man OF the age, and the Denosthc-
mes of the pulpit
On arriving at the station where the lady S
journey terminated, the gentleman said;
Good morning, madam"
And the lady replied, with bewichinG
smile:
Al wisl: you a pleasant afternoon, -Nr.
SpUvge2n."
The Park street phenomenon was horri-
fed, and drawing his bat over his brow
rtio;ned in a very penitential voice:
II own | have been betrayed into vanity
but the devil prompted me-the devi
prompted me-"
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1rIS. MIN s-Ts

yg-OTLD INFORM tie iafirs q Ottawa ant vicinity,
W that she has received her st0sk OF SPRING
MILLINERY GOODS, al Of which have been selected
great care and t- . he happy {" have ladies' call
and examine tAer whether they wish 20 purchase or
she hop ~ -;r'. attention n bTsn sss s1l i7'r
Byi-ss. merit !r',. a.. -ars - patronage aPli
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LoGIc.-A writer in the Westminster Re-
riep once took the position that alcohol is
food, and offered the following logic in proof
of il:
Food is force,
Alcohol is force,
therefore Alcohol is food.
DR.. Mussey gives formula equally leeitl'
mate and conclusive, viz:
Horse feed is force,
Whipping horse is force, :,
Therefore whipping horse is horse feed.
Good logic tolerably; equal to:
A horse has legs,
So has man,
Therefore man is . horse.
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ANEcporE OF HENRY CLaY.-Thc great
statesman and orator was travelling some
where "out west" and put up at country
tavern. mime host" in looking ov ir the
register discovered the name OF Henry C.ay.
There was but one Clay. Couiu IL DC
possible that he had this distinguished man
under his roof. He was astounded, delight
ed. Next morning, as soon as the great
man appeared, the admlrabl Bon'iace bust
tied forward, and made his rude bow.
"Mr. Clay, believe, sr?" said he.
! "That is my name," said the gentnan in
his affable tone.
"Mr Clay, the Congressman
"YcS sir"
"Well, sir. I've heard of you, and tho
I'd just ask if you wouldn't give me and my
old woman a little speech before you go?"
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THE subscriber w.li from this day forth sell b-A7i n
tire c4H's for the pound Loaf, 81 IcAYES FOR
81. Persons by paying 81 get A. ,i-ke;s for which they
car re bread fre, every morning until the tickets az
AL returned. 49,
Also, suc-rcises Ginger Cakes, &c, 4: Cts per DO
Ecui
~ the Bakery IN Na'tureTs E,oc next 70 CrFrvEl :
Store. Tnrcl-Ty91 l.. PTEDGTE.
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IIIsS AVERY

u happy 20 announce %
4 the Ladies that -he has
Just returned from y York
with another large and
beautiful stock OF MILL
SEET GOODS. consisting
Of the latest iinpOrtatious,
and at prices that defy
competition.
Country Niliin~rs suppl
ed with Patterns and StTaw
Goods. Of every Kind.
In.aut's Hoods aud Dress
CTVs ;
Flowers and F,7'igr4. that
are L-y aud beautiful,
Lace Gauni.ets=
Tarlsgu Dr--s Sa.rts- i0T
evening"
Lace Cspes AMI Byrthas;
BriIa! Wreails-
Also. a beautiful asso-t-
rncut 81 ornaments fOr tke
hair.
Ribbons aad Dress Trim
miDgs.
Douglas < Sherwood's Ex-
pansiOn Patent Skirts viii
l.. found ut Miss AvERY's.
viii the ladies please call
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stone! stone! For Sale!

SfONC! Stone. For sale!
TfYE now offer at quarry, two miles north Q.
W Joliet and within three hundred feet Of the ILL.,
nois and Michigan Canal, all kinds OF Rubbe, Building,
Fa--iug', and Dimension Stone, from two inches in
thickness ny thirty inches. and O.: size, color, and
quality surpassed by in the state.
All orders FOR Stone, either dressed in the rough to
be sipp-iby canal rail, win he promptly attended to,
and furnished prices tn n'esse the purchaser.
ANDERSON. SPENCER CO..
e sPENCEa, HOuGHIFLISG.
= H;Fr-sIL. .LTN. ASpErsoS.
-. <o,.uh.-
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1~T- sffyY ss5- g-.s- 81 Sff.f1r.f faE, Main NrSSf,
OFT AVA. ILLS.
Hr g. vor'I sr-e-fIlv call II. attention ~ t,i"'e
sr-sr- from Chronic Ds.I-ns, particularly Sct 0-
f11 White Sar1- salt gI-'a, E-uption= % the Faee
AMI <z1. iie, O.d Sore, at al diseases arising
srou1 ui-s1r--- sf tl- blood
Also p-'o-ruli-z. CITv-tTres- aad Bt@ea<es o. tac
=p1 p .t5-o1s % the Feet Contracted Limbs sac
Iosuts. Gr-
Cancer treated u7ou entirely neE pTncIp4e' ana
With a suceess heretofore UIcqIaied ap1
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ih&Pprcaei'cH IA not.'e'" - =" NI'
Agricultural implements.
OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
r.. w. IIiNssEieLAEJ,

Manufacturer aa1 Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN al.
kinds OF
Farming gi-rD'rucHts and Machinery.
= JCH a. Tlr--liirg aai Reapiu- Machines, Power
y aud hand Corn Shelters. FluUiug Mills, Hay Cutters,
Plos iiarrovs Sod Drills and Planters both hand and
horse. Clccss Presses, TGermsTneter and Cylinder
Churu5 Ok Y-s-- ami Bows AT--, Hatchets- Shove!s,
Spad-- and Furis Also the celebrated sod and SUB
SOIL PoEs and great variety of other, for hreaias and
stirring l;ur- a. Lo-kpor Joliet. Morris, Peru,
a-f Palestine. Tn- Premium star Corn and Cob Mil,
Garden and Pie S-edz in al! varieties and genu-
ine. Also. the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed warranted
pure.
Also large stock ON. Y Wagons, which are now SH
route for ottawa and will be Tor sale at i- isri
ct.ltu.a! store. ou La Sale =.
Grateful former patronage solicit the continu
snc. Of orders the present sh;ll spare ef
fort make il object for farmers patronage. Ny
Of the best material and by The
L-Lr-llL Z. ". GlI w RLELALN
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DANIEL, EEiFIY.

fs+.sfrf. IffHHfr.
oli-p a. his Drug StnT-. On Ia sale street
r. I-r-- .,h d. Hard, corner % Madison ard Gin
= ..-.--z sep 10y
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OI1AW y STONE YARD
TRgII
Cheap gsrcai.

Superior Street BrrnGrd. Hdyon Ey'rJlisrus en-.
STONEcut to all patterns and diIrefIsons.
Athens and Joliet stone FOR sale al delivered order
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+. ID. SyyEETSER,
Sickle & File Manufacturer

4 Ii kinds OF REAPER SICKLES, for Grass or Gram,
N made TO order. on Sickis3 cut orsr and repair
ed Orders from Reaper Manufacturers solicited
pledge myself 20 do work, which for quality and price
shall defy competition. sT-ALL OF MI WORK
RASTED.
Crsh paidfor old Files. Oh Files re-ca. and t1ar-
ropted.
Bells Mil, opposite the Ottawa House, Ottawa, La
Sale Co, Illinois oc3-tf
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o, =. .SUCiN1ZY. Unr-arian.

1YNyISCS Just returned 20 tii- oty rom Furope,
vrfer~ N< visited tl~ rla<t Important institutions
~ ,If-lf learning ofs hfs services she public
P.-.f-.tr.~ attention urfI ~ C--u-f~ di~"as---
lV~-fr-t -r1r over y Walkers Drug store IN Ne
.r.-,o,s.-r, IN fsrflIsr- mari
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CHSER. D.
Y. VI. ucARTGiII;, VI. ID.

Pfn.i~ifa anil .StrgsOH-pTT'rs, N',rOts.
orf-e in Glover 4 Cooks Brick block
T,ss7I-r-- corner % Madison and g .-fHn streets
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C.L THOMPSON.


rI1s amt So Hf9Ffr-fr;rsr-0 0t'ftrT. III
On NaI-au street north % Glover Cooks NV Block
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Dr. J.s. H.TEsEu AZ,
1UcroT HAIR * =

4fL-'.f'.' 't' ',''9 W.
Pl-.r-'I'1~ attention gwen o. surgery
OIi-- IN Gibson & Brothers new block In S1i
Street one door -01i o: Black Coles Furniture S;D-
s-Taj
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NII.I.LIN \ H. Il Y .

II It II
u lie undersigned has opened the above business an
the rooms lately occupied by Mrs CRuLEY, over tlie
Rse- and Shoe Store q! Daniel Lealy. Ob Madison
STREET the Post Office, where sheNb ~ De happy 10
wait on the Ladies and vicinity Who Viii FAVOR
her their patronage. Among her stock VIII DC i"''il
a large and fashionable assortment Of Spring ana Hit
Nor Bennets Grapes. Rubous Iace- French and AhIe
rrau Flower, together With goo! assortment o; BlS!e
CoII1rs lc.. &c. lapibl MISS FITZGERALD
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MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT
In .s,iiIs s.. north or R"ss@A's Furniture D.2ot
,.i,s HERON

HI AS received her stock Of Spring ana summer
n Goods, consisting OF Straw, Neapo.iian- mp
Grape S.E. ID many other varieties Of Fancy Hats
Ie-Ora and dark Straw Flats, Shaker Hoods. ln'lnt
Hats and C4p-. and handsome selection OF Ribbons
FI0EsT-, &c, g..
Also, Embroidered Capes, s.cques, and na-q1es for
Children. ap.N-}n
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

Evening TELEGRAM-lt was announced
several days ago. that new paper, of this
name would shortly appear in San Francis
co, under the editorial control of VIM. H..
Mantz. We have Just received the first issue.
and find it exceedingly neat in its typograph.
cal appearance, and remarkably we'll edited.
The names of W. NJ Hinton d Co. appear as
publishers, but the name Of the editor is not
placed ut the head Of its columns We pre-.
sumo, however, thnt the publishers would
not allow the opportunity of employing so
fine pen rs that of Mantz to go by, if they
could help it. We quote from the introduc
tory, which has a very manly tone:
We ask of the public no encouragement
that is not deserved. Should the paper prove
of the proper tone and spirit, and supply the
want So sensihly felt. it will clearly he the
duty of all good citizens to slstain it. A
| well conducted newspaper should lie eld in
! high esteem 10y community. Bat when n
| journal Is dragged to the depths of corrup-
tion, to serve the ends of base men, or dc.
lights in levelirg its p isoned shafts at the
innocent who have no means of defense that
moment 1t becomes curse and a disgrace.
We shall engage in no indiscritninate war
fare. No matter how hot the fight. the in.
noeent Will not suffer at our hands. We shall
endeayor to avoid the rocks upon which So
many enterprises of this kind have been
wrecked. Oar object will be to give the
publ an honest, fairdealiug. readible, re
liable paper. More than this We will not
promise. That we will be independent, time
! will show. We would not he too
hastily judged. Place us fairly in the
scales. Praise us for the good we do Cen.
sure us when we fIlter or swerve from the
correct path. In word. our only hope
and desire is to secure the reward which is
the result of honest efforts, in fair field,
and in noble cause.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

The GREAT PUIzE FI5urEa TAMED.-A cor
respondent of the New York Herald, writing
from Port Chester, and describing camp
meeting says: "Oryille Gardner was pres
ent, and Judging from his notorietv rs n pro
.ess!onal h5Ater, | was rreplrel to see Il
gross. animal, uncultivated man; but, on the
contrary, his organization is compact and
comparatively refined, and although not q
pleasing speaker, yet he uses language with
corr ctness and freedom; while the earne t
ness, sincerity and humility Of his demeanor
captvate the hearer and win his confidence
lie was dressed in fine suit of black and
looked well. A resident of the village say.
that the people of the surrounding village.
looked upon him as second Angel Gabriel
aud the wonderful change which has taker
place in his conduct is a Frequently topic o
conversation with them. Mr.. Gardner ex
horted in the prayer meetings, and made
powerful appeals to the. careless in reference
to their immortal interests
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

Is The St. Louis Democrat, of Aug. 18th,
relates the following singular affair: "On
Saturday, stranger made his appearance in
Lagrange AMI after unsuccessful efforts TO
obtain employment, he resolved to commit
suicide Obtaining a pistol, he placed the
muzzle to his head, and discharged the CON
tents into his brain. Upon an examination
~ a surgeon. it was found that the ball
passed through the skull between the ewes
md lodged in the back part of the head
Part of the brain was scattered over the in
side Of his hat. lie was conveyed to prop
er place, and medical aid instantly sum-
moned. lie was insen5ibe for n while and
then so far recovered as to give the particu.
iare Of the cause of the act. His name was
Brown; he belonged in Memphis Tennessee.
Being poor and frienless, he could not get
work, and was starving; he could not beg,
and determined to shoot himself Now comes
the most singular portion Of the affair." Mt
withstanding the bullet has gone through his
brain, carrying away portion of the skull
and brains also, he is rapidly recovering, and
eight days after the occurrence was sitting
up in bed, conversiny intelligently Tn,
medical fraternity are deeply interested il
the case"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03
DISTRICT COURT.
August Term, A. d. 1858.
Hon. w. 7. BARBOUR, Judge.

MARYsvILIE, Occtober ..
Henry ?. lIuan vs. Saml j. Clark-An-
swer stricken out; judgment 10y default.
Mary Post VS.. Gabriel n. Swezy-Auswcr
stricken out and judgment hy default
Wm. NJ. Lawrence VS.. his Creditors-De-
cree of discharge filed.
Chas. H. Hedges VS. S Eaton, ct al
Leave to file supplementary complaint.
John ii. Tenant vs. Administrator of Da-
vid enVer d Co.-Alias summons.
Nj. ;. Lincoln VS. J. Levy ct al.-Dscon-
tinued.
Samuel ENNIS & Co. VS.. J. &. C. Levy &
Co.-Discontinued.
}. NJ. Beebee Richardson d Co VS.. J. d c.
Levy d Co.-Discontnued
Abraham Newlerger vs. Nathan South
wick ct al.-Discontil Il d
Ii. l.. johnson VS. 5. Down, Constable
Dismissed
r. H. Mcdaniel VS. County of Yuba-Sub
mitted 10y sent
}. Levy vs.. Board of Supervisors of Yuha
eounty-Jndgment for plaintiff for 1925 and
costs.
VIM. Gregory VS.. Jerry Ford ct al.-De
cree and judgment for plaintiff.
Henry P. l'aun vs. Saml J. Clark
to vacate order striking out answer and
entering judgment by default overruled
Stay of proceedings for ten days.
Court adjourned i'll Court in course
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

CELEDRAr;oN.-ltonlay evening last, says
the Nevada National. the inhabitants Of
Grass Valley went into a celebration Of the
laying down Of the Atlantic Cable. without
any concert of action, or any previous ar
rangement. cold Democracy" - that old
cannon-was called into service, and from
lis home on the hill, awakened the echoes
far and wide. Tar barrels at the street cor
ners, rockets all over town, and torche,
through the streets. attested that Grass Val.
ley sympathized with the larger cities ia
their celebrating the event of the age
The town was filled with honest miners"
who had been called together by The voice Of
Old Democracy The celebration was en-
tirely impromptu, ana the gladncss which
everywhere was exhibited, showed tat the
popular heart was in it. One hundred and
ffly-one guns were fred
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

RonBERr.-On Friday night Ia +, says the
Placer Courier, the s.uices Of the Dutch Com.
pany, at Yorkville and joining the Washing.
ton Tunnel. We're robbed Of their contents
which is supposed to have been some four or
five thousand dollars. The sluiees had not
been clean I'd up for some four weeks, except
some of the upper rifles in the boxes. tn,
thief is apparently wei acquainted and
probably lives near 10y, who Is committing
these d-preds stions in the ncighborhood o
Yorkviie. The citizens should adopt som,
plan, If possible. to ferrs. ont these sqoun
drels from their midst there is scare, a weel
passes but that We hear Of some roLber,
being committed. The company whose slui
Ce' have cen robbed. ofer to give any on,
the amount stolen who will detect thc THE
or thieves.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

e5y-An article appears in the Washington
Star of the Esd August, which is couched in
the spirit of Justice and humanity which dis.
tinguishes the sentiments of the Secretary Of
the Interior and the Commissioner of Indian
AffIirs. 1t demonstrates that hostilities
against the Oregon Indians are wicked and
brutal, for it seems that three years ago trea-
ties were negotiated with several tribes
whereby G2,oO0,oOO acres of land were ac-
quired 10y the Government, for which it was
agreed that 81 100000 should be paid, and
that teachers, physicians and farmers should
be furnished these Indians. These treaties
have been neglected by the Senate; mean.
time, the whites have taken possession Of the
lands ccded. The article adds: Can it be
expected that the Indians will remain quiet
until these obligations are fulfilled, or the
whites cease to seize their lands?'
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03
a Rare Chance
vToMESTEAD FOR sAIE-11yp1r

HONESTEAD FOR SALE.-LINDLEY's
IN COTTAGE, on 6 h street. near 5 rect, oppo.
site The Court House, in the city Of Mary sve. con.
tlinng two Parlors, two lie Rooms, Dining Room
Bath Room, Pantry und Clos ts Brie,. Kitchen and
Cellar, Cisern Reservoir Free Pun p, AID never.
failing well Of excellent water
The building u thoroughly finished with hard walls
'nI best Quality of Painting. The yard is we'll enclo-
seq with brick wall, aud contains variety Of bear
iS irut trees and vim consisting Of Grapes Peach
es Apricots, Nectarucs Apples Pears and Figs, suG-
cient to supply f"mly.
The corner lot adjoining, the corner Of and
Sixth streets is also for sale. All will be sold to salts
fy mortg ges, and consequently sold low and on
enable terms. For particulars, apply TO
oc3tf CHAHI,FS IINDT FY.