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RUE 4 WATERMAN,

For Sale.
i NlNPRoN I'd land. in la Sale, Livingston Gr,ndy
- "hit-sidc, Bureau, and CHAMPAIGN Counties in tins
STATE. and IN the rountis. Of Black rundy Cerro
dnrfo, Iowa Polk, Pow-sheicE and Greene, in Iowa
Also, improved farms in De Kab aud La Sale Coun
ties an improved 80 mile from Earlv. for sale or
rent improved loo miles north Of Ottawa
will be sold in whole part.
Also several Houses and Lots in OTTAWA: Lots in
Green's Addition, and other parts OF the City. all
witch will he sold 20 suit the times Terms OF payment
will be found easy. rfebsl JOHN r. ANTHONY.
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N.IRANCE AGENCY:
TIE Undersigned are Agents of the following old and
responsible Insurance Companies, viz:
fTNA, OF HARTFORD
Capital and Surplus,
/! 100000
PHOENIX, OF HARTFORD
capital and Surplus,
500. 0dO.
HARTFORD, of HARTFORD,
capital and Surplus,
10000
NORTH WESTERN. OF osWEGO
Capital and Surplus,
100000.
ILLINOIS MUTUAL
Accumulated Capital
$500 600
La SALE COUNTY MUTUAL
$4,000
These Companies all equal to the best the CONN
try and will issue policies in them good terms
as any and reliable Company Don't risk your pro-
pery In any doubtful Company when can be insured
ia such Companies these Office the Bank ,Stfa-
Wa idec 81 TRUE WATERMAN, Aae8ts.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANC CO.
Ii. III NiiNGTOS, Pres. C. u. BOWERS Secy.
y. ALEXANDER, Western General Ageat
Capital Stock
Ana Accumulated Assets for payment of Losses,
6lS,SOS.42.
Policies in this old and reliable Company issued bv
Ottawa, August ]. TRUE WATERMAN 11NrSs
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Notice to Builders

For sale,
4 HOUSE and two Lots I'm South Ottawa known az the
IA CogshaN house, east of Mr. Hossack's on the bluff
For further in formation inquire of
my29- em D. ii. BUELL.. Ott1,r1 U,ys.
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Ntnsialcn.s Mills

vNlIE Minis. with four run OF bIrrs and situate
L on he Fox River Feeder. -four miles above OTTAWA
t"g-thewith l6th Of the that flows ia said river
WIZ Dc a--d Tor term Of years upon the
bic ternA The location and power sod in the
we-terncouniry. and liberal Inducements are offered to
men 81 Enterprise and capital, which is rarely ever
met with FER further Information, address the under
signed. u GREEN
Dayton February =
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Rail Roaos.
Chicago & Il. Island Railroad.
-, GzS9
A.S 80 xrr---ss.e y:.s.@-.-z. ,e ;:e-1ss.c
TRAINS PASS OTT1 VI ST1 TOY,

Joliet Division Opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
Going East.
PASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for Detroit at 6S3 4.
NJ, and $40 =. NJ, arrival OF Chicago, Alton
ST. Louis trains from the South.
Going West.
Leave Lake Junction 6b5 A. NJ and sis p. NJ on
arrival of trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
Passengers from the South and West via the Chicago
Alton 81. Louis, and Chicago Rock Island Railroads,
will hd this the direct the East
be 81 making prompt connections
Detroit, Suspension Bridge Buffalo, and Cleveland, with
all the main lines of travel, and Michigan City with
New Albany and Salem trains to Cincinnati, Laiay ett-,
Louisville. and the South.
Through tickets can be purchased at the Office at JOLT
et for all the principal cities and towns at the Fast.
X. G. RICE, Superintendent.
Gro. B. MACtiREGoR, Enyjneer ,Eyiiet DriSiOn. ui2l
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Wear RubbCrS.

TTVHEY cost but trfe, and far comfort.
Il able with than without them besides, your medic ai
adviser will confederate assertion, that their will
add years life Think of prolonging exist.
ave years by outlay of few shillings
nually! NJ. ii. PRESCOTT, a.,
feb2O No 9, HcssncE's Reel.
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NOttCG I'D ktUIIOCFS.
"AyING re moved my Marble Establishment airact,v
Il opposite the Post Office on Columbus s,reei
the increased enables furnish builders with
stone cut to order the shortest notice and al te low
est figure. Having of the most experienced work
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction
n b. large stock Of cut and rough Joliet and other
stone hand. marco WILLS RRO
Straw berry Plants!
A FINElot of healthy Strawberry Plants, Of half .
"A dozen Of the best varieties, for sale cheap by
eeEAa Y. CHALMERS 90,
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CardinS and Spinning
II lac 1iI.na in lots nf2 aud
lts per pound. $500 Nf""."S' a. ~ " 40
Custom Carding into Rolls

viz lie done st six cents pound Their machines
will be clothed anew with the best Cards and with a
ne experienced Carder they expect have good work
done Wool viii be taken from the Depot at Ottawa and
rolls returned within reasonable length time for DO
ing the work. which may be Gin strong sheetsl from
almost any part oil the State at a tridiny expease
Wool Intended for exchange for any the above kinds
Of Goods accompanied by the proper order NAV be
ny Railroad TO Ottawa, and the goods will put up and
sent with prcmftness according to order.
We would also say, that have got our New Cu.tr,
ana FIGURING NJ IL In operation, and persons wishing ca,
nave 'hclr grinding done on short notice, We have
plenty OF water at all times. [myIIl J. & d. GREEN
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La Sale Street Drug Store.

EASTERN MADE Doors Sash, and Blinds. for sale BY
IL jull- 5. c. EARL son.
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KING, GILMAN 4 Co.

"OULD inform the farming community that they are
w manufacturing a very superior CORN SHELLEH
AND HORSE POWER. Having had it well tested the
past season, by numerous farmers and Warehouse
prepared to speak advs dly of its merits, and
refer to all who have used it for the proof
say. We therefore challenge competition with any
other Machine in All ask trial, being willing
for the Machine to stand upon its merits.
We also manufacturing large horsa powers and
threshers of the most approved kind in
All kinds Of repairs done short notice and
be terms.
Shop in connection with the Steam Planning Mill.
sep19-S KING, GILMAN & co.
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory J!

TUE undersigned take this method informing their
Old customers and the public generally. that are
putting into our Establishment this Sprir
VIII enable US to turn that double the amount Of
foods We have usually done; the demand our Good,
warrants this additional Machinery and hope TO civ,
satisfaction IN our exchange. of Wooden for Wool
w never have, and do not intend into wool a
PORTION 0 cotf and sell it for all wool Our goods are
warranted IN this respect. and also for durability We
shall continue to exchange for Wool, formerly the
loWn" Kin Is of Goods viz: Heavy Cassmeres satin-t.
Jeans, Fanncls Of different kinda, Blankets and stock
ing Yarn Considerable attention will be paid Stocking
Yarn orders will be filled for all the different grades and
kinds of Yarn, common Mixed Indigo Blue Mixed Red
Clouded, &c And will manufacture, for merchants
and Others Wool in lots Of one hundred pounds and u-
wards into Stocking Yarn any of the above kinds O
goods, on liberal terms for cash wool Also.
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IlbIINS.
PHILIP GODFEsEY'S
Family Grocery Store !!

Corner Of Main and C0iuHtbus sfs., Ott1rI
subscriber respectfully tg l-... call the
i attention Of the public to his Grocery Establish
r,cnt, the of Nam and Columbus streets near
III. Fox River Bridge He keeps cp-tauty hand. and
weekly from the South and fast, supplies .,
Family Groceries ~ PrOVi>iOn>.
Embracing article heiur ~ line Of tral-.
With uuaUy other- usually found similar establish
he buys only with Cash. he therefore sell
cheap any merchant IN town H. respectfully in
yit.. r-r-rl- t. eve call before Purchasing else
where. He large assortment Of Tobacco aud
lie thanks for tl- Kind and lIbe
raj patronage heretofore extended him and -ocits
continuance. IjauI.l PHILIP GODFREY.
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Hard Wood Lumber.

1HNHu VVVVN H|U11hDCfe
CAWED Oak Timber-all sizes-frOm GIG and Ioy,o
- and from IL to "a feet long. 'e~'
Black Walnut Lumber, consisting Of Newell Pos. Tim.
Der, 6X6 to SXS
Plank, to 255 inches thick.
Boards, inch thick.
Hickory and Maple Axle STUFF and Oak Plank
5000 Sawed Oak Posts, for sale by
VIM. NJ. TRUE
feb7-tf Office in Bankof OTTAWA
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Some hidden thunder in the stores OF heaven,
Red with uncommon wrath, to blast the man
Who ows his greatness TO his countIy's ruin
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For Sale.

For Rent,
TyVHE Killarney Hotel. A good wei in the dwelling,
Il and good siab!ing and yard attached. Apply OF La
Salle ST., OPPOSITE the Court House, to
oc9-tf MiHONEY
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DILMAN'S PATENT
Corn shelter and Horse Power.

Manufactured by Shrteser, TandersaH 4 Co., fiais-
held, III.
~ HESE Shelters have been thoroughly improved with
l. outside gearing also in the separating and eannG
apparatus They superior in every respect to any
other Shelter in market and fully warranted TO puE-
chasers.
Also, an improved Horse Power which is got up in
more form and much stronger than To k'no
heretofore used
We also keep extra Castings on hand to supply oas.
For sale prices, with fregn' 70 ya.
wa,by taplII MANLEi q INV.
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4 PAM situs, ID in the township OF Grand Rapids.
"A ella niles from Ottawa. containing one hundred
ana Sky acres, good fence, and hundred fifteen
acres u'dr The plow. inquire Of
JUL. / H. 4 A. X M'CAIN
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HATS, GAPS,

CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
- Goods ImySSf '''- STOCK OF rIcn Spin
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For Sale To Rent.
HOUSE, pleasantly situated side Of Fox River
N fsb6 JOHN p ANTHONY.
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Great gIargain.

l'o acre 81 Land 81 broke and fenced situated half
mile fro TIE Depot at Wavery. (now called Leland on
the Auira Extension Railroad VIII h. sold at a bar
gam SIly as above. ju3ll II. Z. GEDNEY.
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arHcIAL NOTICES.
- LII roc HAVE A CouGH,

>>s,,s
LII roc HAVE A CouGH.
TAKE HAMPToN's TlNcruRE.
IL yon have Dyspepsia.
III you have Rheumatism,
. TAKE aAaPToN's rrNcruaE.
II you have Bronchiiis
TAkE HAMpToN's TrNcTURE.
r kE HAMprows TrNcruRE.
,. TAKE 'nAapToN's TINCrURE.
~ TAkk nAMpToN's TrHoTUnE.
ASTHMA. COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
known citizens, feeis Il duty to bear testimony Of
.ne Aonderfus curative power of HAMpT0Sis
TiNCTuRE. Why ies your friends suffer and die
without giving II triali Cali and get pamphlet,
and see testimony.
BALTIMORE, Sspr. %. lS5s.
lHsSsrs. Aortin,er e siasnsaup- Gersslenea: have
been fer some tine afflicted with Asthma accompa-
MED with shortness Of breath. with many symptoms
ot GonsnInp lou. a friend, knawing of the healing
properties OF HAMPToN's yEGE'PkBLE TInC-
fUkE. rom having used the same. induced me to
procure bottle a4 the fiDctare, aud by The use Of
one bottle was 50 much better that was induced TO
use more OF it, and by taking five CT six bottles was
restored To lay usual health and Will say 10 all pc
sonE VINO are afflicted es / was TO use EAMPTON'S
fEGETABLE TiNCTURE.
Gentlemen-Ion are at liberty 10 use my name
for the benefit OF the afflicted.
ELLEN Fppsr.
q. West corner of Liberty ard Clay sta
BaiIiinUre, Md.
ssld BY PURCELL. LADD Il CO. Richmond; By
DIR COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all tho Druggists
aaitraefe, and By Drusgisls and shop-keepers;
:. q A.sss .s~ss>ssie; SIX borslss for g.. .-
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TREATMENT OF GoUT.-The AbeiIle Medicale con
tains article the of the oil extracted from
the horse chestnut a sedatiye in gout. In order
to extract this oil, the horse chestnuis are FIRST
ground to powder, the latter ia then treated with
sulphuric ether, which dissolves the OIL resin and
sipohine contained in the mas: the oil is then OBJ
tanned pnre by evaporaiing the ether. Ten kilo-
grammes OF horse chestnuts yield ten gram mes of
oil. To use it, it must be applied with fine hair
brush on the part affected; if the pain is very
intense the Unction should be effected circularly
as to arrive gradually to the centre. When the
first application is absorbed second one is effect.
ed after the lapse of few minutes, and then
third aud fourth if necessary. The oil part is then
covered with blotting paper, cotton, or flannel,
and then with oiskiu; the patient must be kept in
perfect repose. In some the application of
the oil causes increase pain for the first half
hour. after which the sedative action commences
but generally the pain gradually disappears with.
ont any aggravation.
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He AssociatAd Press The WAY
we obtain ear Telegraphic Dis
patches.


We pnbIi.h .ha f.,iic-;,.- So.
aerann, - a. "s ~. Mackenxie .
r,,,.s P'ah VI INC Assoc'ated frees In the
Ssa'es'
change was ing on, destined to throv na,v
INTO Amsrlcan journalism. BY the arrival Of
n sne SIRIUS ana treat Woatern, from LyerpocI in
100, cnange was rendered necessary in the mod.
sSqaring neWs. Moses Y. Beach, of the Nav
"a i.s sau. would frequently charter steamboat
1e '.e'cept the expected steamship, for the pur.
pose oi OBTAINING the latest intelligence for his
nai. ihis was, however, SO ofsea unsuccessfuI
anu .equently anticipated by the prior arrival Of
uo itseir, that u was finally abandoned
Iu 1851, tne journal OF Commerce, Courier and
uiueI' a..' hApresa' sun and Herald, formed an A.
soo'aliou, aoa purcnased steamboat for $4,000 .
. pu. a"er " t1tal OF AK months, the scheme was
apahaS1eo. ihe Association was, however, cons
.,naeu, and the esiaol1snmenf Of telegraph lines,
NV cA.eno'ns TO All sections OF the country, has
gradua,y ied 70 the present system. The line to
sscoy HOOK leo 10 the perfection OF plan for OBJ
ta'niSs news rom steamers impossible under the
use Vi tue semapnore teiesrapn previously used.
Aue Associated fress mas an agent at Liverpool,
VINO, upon the departure OF each steamer. whether
ior New YORK, HALIFAX, 81. Johns, quebec, or Port
lano, places IN the hands OF the purser tin cyliu-
drfcai can, containing the latest news, prepared
Tor TRANSMISSION by telegraph These cans are
thrown overheard on the appearance OF the news
beats, stationed on those ports, and the whole
country Ii generally supplied with the news some
days before the steamers reach their destination.
nv rAnuy NUN, AAuSh k{I8S lus pScu eaVoU the
rempiayment OF canstekl e00ekatN ben . steamer
is expected, the newsboat IL sent of, frequently
towing pilot boat. This boat contains basket,
in which are four or five pigeons. The moment
the steamer approaches, the boat runs alongside,
the tin can being thrown overheard, lie obtained,
aud the slips of paper therein are fastened to the
pigeons, and they Immediately make for Sandy
Hook Thence the news is transmitted to New
York, and instances frequently occur of the news
being published in the papers of the Associated
Pres, at New Orleans, before the steamer reaches
her berth in New York. The old telegraph line
to Sandy Hook has, however, been suffered to 10
into decay, and but for the establishment of O new
line by the American Telegraph Company, this
~ stem would have had to be abandoned
This steamers bound to Quebec throw orer their
tin cana at point near the River du Loups where
there is a telegraph station, and az much as six or
eight hours is frequently gained in this way. In
addition to these methods steamers are freaueutly
overhauled off Cape Race by the steamer ttctoriG
employed by the Associated Press The system is
rather different here. II at night, rockets are
fired by the steamers, and the news dispatches,
enclosed in kee are thrown over. so that the
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TIE CONCERT tonight. at the Hall

TIE CoNCERT to-n1ght, at The Hail OF
the Mechanics Institute, cannot fail to prove a
most attractive musical entertainment. and we
sure will bring together the elite of the city
and the surrounding country. Miss Durand,
whose bird.lke notes have 80 completely enchant.
ed music lovers heretofore, il of the vocal.
ISIS on this occasion, and she will be ably sec-
onded by the remainder of the corps, the enter.
tainment must prove of the highest order. Those
Of our readers who did not hear these vocalists
when last here because of the fact that they were
engaged in the theatre, can have such objection
now. And when the fact is considered that the
Hall is a new and beautiful one-that 10 location
is not only CENTRAL but accessible-and that it ID
admirably constructed for entertainments of this
kind, are that all lovers of music will &C.
cure tickets for this occasion.
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H9y- Lire SIZE PnoToGRAPHs.-The

subscriber takes pleasure in announcing CO his
merous patrons and the public at large, that he is
now prepared to furnish Photographs from miaia
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain colored
which, for accuracy AMI finish, he warrants equal,
if not superior any produced il this city, less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-
Iarged to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and ex
anime specimens at GIBBS Temple of Art, CORN
THAN Hall, Maiz street, between 9Th ana 10th.
Pc GIBBS.
the place to get it, where you will neither BE hum
bugged in price or work, Also, MelGinotypes, OF
iel p. E. g.
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TIE FA1a AT THE MECHANICS Issr1,

ruTE HALL.-The ladies of the First Baptist church
are holding fair, the proceeds of which are to be
appropriated to the support Of a City Missionary.
The object is a noble one, and appeals powerfully
to the liberal patronage of the public The supper
which they furnish Is sumptuous and excellent
ity, and offered upon the most reasonable terms
The Hall is large and pleasant. Certainly place
eau be found, where evening can be spent more
agreeably.
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PREPARING FOR WrSrER.-John Smith

young man from Hanover near Atlee's turnout,
was before the Senior Alderman, yesterday, to
answer the charge of stealing an oyercoat fr" m
John III. Richardson, the night before. The prison.
it seems, intoxicated the night before, and
willis in that condition. entered the ticket efice at
the Central Railroad depot picked mp the overcoat
and wes about to enter the cars for home, when
be was arrested and Gagged. After hearing the evi
dence, he was remanded to answer an Indictment
by the next Grand Jury for misdemeanor.
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SHOCKOE MILL.
~ RICHMOND GROUND pLAsTKR

The subscriber has completed his new mill for
grinding Plaster located on the Dock, at the mont
Of shockoe crtek. with enlarged and complete ma
chinery, sufficient to supply any demand for the
he is now prepared to supply orders for PUKn
GROUND PLASTER, pulverixed 70 degree that
cannot be surpassed from heavy stock Of fsupericr
Nova Scotia Lump. procured with the greatest caro-
with q full knowledge that great deal Of Lump
siassr !; ent,seiy worthless 70 the mrneI and
sness, with the close att nton and study given IT,
will enable him TO sqpiy the demand from this and
adjoining States, with this valuable fsrtser, In fts
puIest and richest state and at satsfactory pTieea
With q full dsteryliu alton 10 sustain the estak.
lished reputation of his brand for PURIrY AND RICH.
NESS, he respectfully solicits orders.
JOHN CLAIBORNE
no l9-tlnA No II Pearl street.
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TIE WISCONSIN, RAsGAIITY PUNIsHED.---Every
man but one concern ed in the wholesale Wiscon-
sin bribery of the Legislature, and even Judicial
olicers-has been signally rebuked by the people
in the recent elections in that State, far they
we're candidates for Office. Not soul OF those
who offered themselves for the suffrages OF their
fellow citizens, except one only, though wealthy
and in high social positions, escaped the csnsurs
Of the popular verdict.
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E@~HAarsHoRsg's CuRE-ALL-

TIE GREAT PAIN ANSiHILITOR,
AND KENBDY FOR DYSpEPrIk, WEAK SION
Atti AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREEA Red y Y i CHE MIST.
BOTTLES ~, p and ~ cents and Que dollar.
THE 0REArE DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSH0kEE'S CURt,-ALL should be Kept in
sll families of accidents sudden sickness
81 Il frequently in less time than 1t requires to
got p ph ysic3an.
1t pain in any part OF the system and is psed
externally aud Internally.
sa- A. the frequent changes OF the weather pro
cnce a bad Cold, kheumatism. Neuralgia, Sore
IGroat, Pain in the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth and
Esr Ache, Aguc or Lumps III the Breast Pain IN the
L.uibs and B0Gy; also, stiA ksck-.very person
snculd get bottie 1t acta upon tho Nerves, Mus
..es Sinews, Blood and Bones, and, 10y Hs warming
electromagnetic power eSpels all pain from the 81 g.
ten. Get bottle and Try 1t. .
B.-If you have q Cough, use eHhRTSHORNE'S
rBCT0Rkb SYRUP OF WILD CHsRRf-iti is The
o~-t Tough Iup In the world - ant g cts bottle
TC you are Bilious, use HARTSR0RNES ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. they act upon tho LTer, Stom
a@h and Bowels. carrying Of all nil- nud foul &c.
frsttous. 2JCcnts bOE.
The apove medicines 70 be hnd Mt oil Drug stores
N Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg an e,' towns In
tirginie &C Is-fm
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PRICE ONE CENT.
Ten MrIrs Taor.-A .oodlv rr,.ne, !

AsA MILES ThoT.-A goodly number oi
ndmfrers OF last horses assembled af Brood Rosh
nsce eourss. yesterday afternoon, 10 witness the
ten miles sweepstake, for which there vsre ~
entries, all good and well tried animals.
AT the time for starting but four OF the entries
came to the score, Wig Sea Breeze, Fanny WjcI .
ham, Lady Gray and Squaw. Aftsr scoring once
OF twlce, the word Was given, and Sea Brse3e
dashed on with the lead, which be held Tor mile
or Two, when Fannie moved to the front, aud 20.
ing at steady stride, kept Il until turniss into
tne SIX mile, when Sea Breeze quicksued bis pace,
moved TO the front. and despite the efforts Of Pan.
ME 70 pass him, held the lead until the ten miles
we're accomplished, and he declared the winner in
sns extraordinary time Of 31:55.
We append summary:
HnDt. L; Teel. (Mr. Cook's) grey b. Sea Breeze
GAVIN Greens grey IN. Lady Grey ...............
no. A. Jones's black N. SquaW-..........,..... 4
snies Duils his grey horse. pd II
W m BaTeford's br b Tom Hy er ..... M n
Time-3l:55.
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BURss-The Scotchmen In the mountains and
rugged vicinity Of Nswburg, on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, are making preparations TO cole
brats the birth day Of Robert Burns on the 18th d
January The settlement s composed almost sx.
clusively of intelligent Scotch people, and the
nivessary Of their own poets birth day is always
great occasion with them-a sort Of fourth OF JuIy
- Wheeling fatel
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WHIPPING IN NEW JEssEY.-Ths sheriff of New
Castle county. Delaware, or his deputy, will
shortly have an extensive job Of whipping to per.
form. At the late court in that county, no less
than seven persons were convicted Of criminal
offenees. and, in addition TO the hnes and impris-
onment imposed, some of them are to be sold,
aud receive from eight TO twenty lashcs each.