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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

derstSod 20 be test vote in the house of
representatives, to revive the tariff of 1916
for three years from the 30,h OF juno, 1859,
one hundred and twenty-eight voted yea and
Lightweight nay. The democrats from
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and some from
Few York voted for it, So did all the re-
publicans and Americans. The Lightweight
in the negative were all democrats, save
Nichols, of Ohio. The democratic members
frcm this State all voted to maintain the ex-
istipg tariff
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

The Cincinnati Enquirer very justly and
appropriately remarks 1.-THE prohibition" Of
SLAYER in the territories by congress is a
northern republican fallacy. The protection
of slavery IN the territories by congress Is
southern fallacy. Both by concedng to
congress jurisdiction of the question
are at war with the national democracy
The South had better adhere to congress
ional non.intervention, for if that body legis-
lates on slavery, the legislation will not be
to their TASTE"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

NENEY WARD BlroHEH CuALLENGEb.-
james {. Richmond, oF i wsusie, an Epis-
coTal minister, WHO says tAat Ia lsi. lie
challenged tic world IN support Of Episco-
pacy, which has never been accepted, nov
reaews the challenge to Henry Ward Beccher
and invites Il public debate. lie concludes
his address 10 Mr Bcecher, a. follows:
Finally, sgch IS my faith in the power Of!
Truth, that am Wiling ~ oppose my weak
ness to your strength, to travel 1000 miles,
and pay my own expenses; 70 meet you
after Easter, amidst IT,: comforts Of your
own me, and the helps o! your eva .b-
rary in 81 oral d-b.t", III your own IT, citing
house, in Brooklyn, or anywhere, and sh0"
that your Congregational and Presbyterian
systems are IN 4 sta,c Of >clism, and therefore
OF sin. against lie Apostolic church, Or the
GA. Body Of oGr Lgsd Jesus Christ,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

TIE STATE SENATE INVESTIGATING CCMMIr-
TEE.-|Te learn from the Illinois State .jeur-
nal that the Finance Committee, authorized
to sit during SO much of the recess as they
choose to occupy in the examination of the
State finances, have appointed I. II. Camp
bell, Esq, late Auditor Of Public Accounts,
as their Clerk, and are about to proceed
with their labor, commencing in their in
vcstsations with the old Virgins Loan an d
tracing the history of the State debt down
to the present tine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

INTENSITY OF TIE Cold IN SPITzBERGES-
No description can give an adequate idea OF
the intense rigor Of the Elk months winter
IN this part Of the world. Stones cracs with
the noise Of thunder. Ia crowded hut,
the breath Of the occupants will fall III Haze.
Of snow; wine and spirits turn TO ice; tie
snow burns Ike oau,tic; if iron touches the
flesh, it brings the flesh away with 1t; the
so!es Of your stockings may lie burn, OF.
your feet before you fee the slightest warmth
from the fire; linen taken out OF boiling
water instantly st.len 10 the consist hey Of
4 wooden board, and heated stones vii not
prevent the sheets ef the bed from freezing.
|! these are the effects Of the climate within
an air-t;cAt, Erc-warmed, crowded hut, what
must they be among the G..g., storm .4shed
mountain peaks outside.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

! LAEGE DLLL-Bayard Taylor, in an
exceedingly interesting letter from MOSCOW.
gives AN Interesting account OF the great
" il the world. IHe Rgsslars have a pc
cu.iar J.egca4ld for bol.s The largest amor .
them. which j. % tie tower Of kflHi5n. was
cast hy order OF N. Empress Auny, in 1890,
and weighs one hundred and twenty tons
l. Is Nv cnty-Cne feet = "a, aaI tw,n.y-tro
feet in diameter at tu= bottom. Il cost one
million asG = :a'f OF dollars. There ! aDo-
tier bel. near II winch weighs >ixty-tour.-
Il takes three men 20 swing The tongue. Il
Is only Tung three times year, and then al
other b,nS are s,!yu'. Ii is said t..e yibsa-
ton OF the ar which It causes whea Iuns IS
ike the simultaneous discharge OF i hundred
cannSEs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

Losr BALLooXisT FoUND..-Thc remains Of
Ira Hunston, Who went up in a balloon at
Adrian, in Michigan, some Six months ago,
before the balloon was ready, and at the
time OF the ascent was seated on the valve,
were found few days ago about 10 miles
northwest from Toledo. lie had apparently
fallen from the balloon, as no remains Of it
were found near him. Neither he nor the
balloon had been heard Of since the ascent
until his mangled remains were thus found
week ago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

S!cGLEs. The daily papers of the large
cities continue to give column or two
day Of the " sensation" particulars IN refer
ence to the recent Sickics tragedy at u ash
ington, entering deeply into all the minut;e
of the previous history of Sickles. Key, and
the frai! lady. Some bear down heavily en-
Mr. S ,k.es, who is proved to have been far
from saint himself while others make him
an infinitely abused ana to be commisera,cd
individual, and pitch into the seducer and
his victim. Meantime Sckles remains in
jail, awaiting his trial, which will take place
in week or two. Doubtless, when that
takes place. the daily papers already allud-
cd to, VIII be filed with the evidence in
the case, in all It's nauseating detail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

4 farmer in the neighborhood Of Lyons
France, recommends plan for saving rici,s
of corn and hay, from the ravagss Of rats
and mice, winch he says he has practiced
with success for several years. 1t consis,s
in placing in different parts of the rcks the
stalks of Wild mint, which is poison for these
yerrlia
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Flour bills Wheat bus. Corn bushs.
1856 1225,1G9 5,562, 26l 2,s53oe6
1s57 gi6sS6 9O43 3oS 3,252Of6
1sSs $50 seq 34Ti 600 1,24I,iS9
$50 111 o,S 4Cg1O3 326,D03

Comparing 1856 with $780, the money lost to the coun-
try on these articles for five months and hall
may be set down thus:
On Flour .65s6,O00, Wheat 6,ll2ooo Corn l''o''Voo
Total loss, If'fo' 'ooV uaii"'s'
This falling of is sustained exclusively oy
the producers of the Wes. and more severely 'eI
than any previous Should this rate be main
tanned throughout the year ending September next the
FALLING these three items alone would be over 80
OO0, 900 OF dollars.
In Chicago money matters remain entirely quiet, with
no change from day to day. Discount and exchange
rates remain the as last week.
There is stl u feverish excitement in the exchange
business in ST. Louis and although, the papers of that
city quote exchange at the fact is, that Ia
NAV be set down IS the ruling rate.
In Cincinnati exchange is selling at u to Z.
In Ottawa eastern "a. On Chicago, "a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

GHAssHoFrEEs ALIVE ~ EgaEUk cT-The
Eincchnes dad Ga=ette says 1t was inform
ed by gentleman that GA Saturday, which
was very warm day, Is lie was walking
through his pasture, he heard the leaves rat
t!ing on al sides, and looking FOR the cause,
he discovered innumerable grasshoppers
alive and kicking, as ii they were enjoying
an Angus. SUD, and fresh, juicy grass.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

To CURE NIGHT SwEATs-Rub the patient
every three or four days all over with olive
oil. 1t is said that by this means the per
spiEaton will be reduced and the strength of
the sufferer be kept up. II this is trne it Is
Invaluable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

WHEAT N MACorrIS.-A Carlinyi.le paper
says, recent warm rains and genial sunshine
have worked great changes in the appear
ancc Of the wheat ficids-felds that 5okcd
dead a week ago are now getting green, and
bid fair TO make i good crop.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

\ bill to prohibit the marriage Of white
and black persons has passed the Wisconsin
Legislature. The opposers of that bill were
Republicans, twenty two Of that party vot-
ing acainst it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

ONO RlvER.-There is an extraordinary
rise of water in the Ohio river. The Mound
City Emporium announces that the lower
parts" of that city about two feet under
wafer The river is higher than it has been
in wears before. Paducah. Shawneetown,
Smithland, &C., are al! having moist time
Of II
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

LaSalsc so. " I.tu;ll fire Insurance, -.
HE fourth annual meeting of the Company VIII y.
held Thursday, May 9TH, 1888, at tie oi ny "a
the Company at O'Clock 2. NJ for the eiec,io VI NV
Directors and the saction of such other ps,.
NAV come before the meeting The act amending 'iie
charter of the Company passed at The recent session. -, "
the Legislature, will be prese nted TO the nei' 0i
npproyal or rejection at this meeting
BY order OF the Directors. - =. rr,,,. o.,
mar12Sw WI. ~. Ai.oI., ~ =
JAMES STOUT,
Attorney at Ld,c--OHd,cd Illinois.
Office In Glover Cooks block, up stairs. psr19
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4 piece of pine wood forced down into the
sea to the depth Of go la;hom, becomes 50
compressed, that when drawn up again, it is
found to be SO heavy as to sini, ike i stone
when thrown into the water
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

The Benton county, Indiara, Register,
heists al the head Of its columns, as its pre-
ference, the names of Stephen \. Douglas
for President in 1860, and John r. Temp
kins, of Alabama, for vice president.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

George NJ. Dallas is proposed as the n.xt
Democratic candidate for the Presidency by
the Mobile Register. The Augusta Consti-
tutiomalist endorses the idea, and the
Charleston Courier copies the article.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

An expressman in California was chased
by eight wolves, on the goth Of January; he
dropped his letter bag, ran to pine stump
and set it on fire; the wolves tore up the
mail bag, ate the expressman's dinner, then
being frightened by the blaze of the pine
wood, ran away. This is taking the stump
to some purpose.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

In jackson county, in the Southern part
Of this State, the peach trees are now in full
blossom. The reported killing of the peach
crop does not extend that far south, the buds
being all as thoroughly alive as peach buds
generally & to be. At Memphis. we under
stand, the peach trees have been in blossom
for q week or two.
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INCIDENTAL kXPEN


INCIDENTAL kxPENsEs.
Walker. nati, 81 a5
Geo Bristol, lumber, - 81
Waterman en- hire, Mar l, 81 Mar /, Is, 10
: C Earl & Son, paints, crayons, &c, ?. 81
Strawn Powell. lumber, 90
VIM osman, printing, 10 90
6rigrs- crayons, 8 30
ID Walker a Co, chemicals, &c, II %
] billiard, repairing sewer, 90
+ Ii krwin, labor, % district, ~
Vim burgess. sheep skins, 20
I Il u Macarthur. fluid, matches and brooms, , -
VIM Osman, publishing annual statement, b 10
X o Black, repairing chair, IS
J 4 Nash, recording deed, -
Jackson * Lockwood, stove. hardware, &C.,
FROM Nov. H. 81, to April 25 '5S, Il6 -
RsthbGn Spicsr, door mats and water bucket, -
I J " Dean, setting glass, = %
q Thompson, ink, crayons, varnish, &c, 10 81
Binding receipt book, %
Vim X siligan, making shades and cleaning
J W Walker, repairing bucket furnace, 81. 4 70
koth, repairing key, 50
/ Gibson Bro. repairing chair, -
I Stone Jr ten school registers, :. 90
Second Congregational Church, rent, ~ w
Il Barker, making curtains, ~ 10
MaTey L Dow curtain pms and bolts, %
Hampton 4 Iu!liu gton, printing, 90
Agent LA Sale Co Ins Co, assessment, 10 %
[ Agent lii Mutual lns Co, do IL 90
Chas Zimmerman, labor, w
Cameron a EberharI, brooms, pals, &c, -
Kin, 4 iI,rd curtain rods ~
VIM Burgess, cash paid Tor labor and material, 81
do cleaning school houses, - -
J Dean, furnishing and setting glass, = -
Eames, Allen & Co interest on loan, ici -
\ A FISHER, express, . -
u l. Thompson, undres as per bill, 10 ~
c * RI r. Co., freight, school furniture, 81
do do do 10 -
do do castings, vi
do do and drayage, -
u,. rr,,,i, .,.a,;,r school house s Ottawa, 8 50
| Henry Eicheberger repairing bucket, -, n, ~ 80
Jackson Lockw God, hardware &c, as per DILL ~ an
Geo Bristol, lumber, "a
I.anny, drayage, . az
III W tigden, repairing clock, $1,000. ~ ~
] W Walker, repairing wheelbarro" anu iuiaee' ~
w X Mlisan, taking census city OF otta"a' - o wy
5 e Earl Son, paints, glass, vafhlsi' e'1'' CO 20
Marstou AZ Graves, brooms and mats, %
A c Putnam, broonIs glass, and calico, 10
Vim Burgess, cash paid Tor corn mats anu Sra-
vel for school yard, 10
Ratlbun & Spicer, mats, W
! A G Putnam, coal, mats &C. 90
/ Hampton 4 Buington, printing, 10 60
Geo Hills, team labor, 90
ii Gibson, mats, 20 90
L Pratt, mats, / 80
Jackson a. Lockwood, mats, 90
A Weaver, black smith work, 10
Express on bonds from \. Y, 2l 90
, Amount paid for fuel and ianisor services, a13 IL
eachers, 1904 81
Total expenditures, ll4oS W
Ottawa, March LIST, 1859
L s. LELAND Prest.
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They must have rascally set Of diabol-
JAMS up at Fl Winnebaeo, Wis. The Port
age City Record says some person or per-
sons in that town, on the night of the 9th
ult., entered the Catholic Cemetry and
smashed and demolished every tombstone
in it. The same paper says that On the
25th q school-house in the same town was
set On fire. All of the books were burned,
but the fire was put out before further dam
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

A man in Massachusetts, led blooming
bride to the alter on tho 9th ultimo, became
q father on the 10th, and advertised his wife
on the 14,h. cautionins all persons againat
trusting her on his account.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET

OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA, March u, 1883.
Scarcely anything coming in. Prices are as fol-
lows
FiDur-Superfne. s. 5Oa6.50
Corn Neql-.l Deal 20.
EacLuleat FLour-No fixed price. very scarce
CorH-EaI 52aG5c for - lbs shelled G3a65c for
GO lbs
UIe1t-Winter, 90aLO0 spring, .G0as0c.
OitS-i5a5Oc for 81 lbs
E1r,.y-i3a-0c for + lbs.
JotltoeS- 10 allO cts. P. bush.
EggS-leal2c.
Bntter--2 aI3c.
Lhick eHs-GaSc per 10.
Iurkies-1aYc per ID.
Ihdes-CreeiI, &c; dry flint l5c.
Cay .>k,nS-Si4c
Pori-$5 Stat o.
B1cyn-ShOuldcrs l0c per b.; ham l2,c.
.StETch-DttiWa, bsc; corn starch, &C.
.>1it-Common, per bbl., 81. 90; dairy, IN sacks,
Ike.
Cleese-ll Illinois, 7asc Hamburg loallc.
HorIen Uose-Tubs, s1.5Oa$lv,0O per dozen;
pads 81, Ja3.OO per dozen.
ErooH,s-s l.25a5Z.25 per dozen.
Pants a~-L n.L'-IarnIsh s2.a0dS 500 per gal.
CsL-i;aw. Slz5 per gal; boiled, <IoO.
Yaty-jGGc.
Wac Le4I- :,ai 10 per 100 lbs.
Mr. Cotton, Wholesale dealer has handed the fol-
loving t- Wholesale prices Of the articles named -;
7sna-Youug Tyson 39aGnc Black 30at", CcTse-
crushed l-c, P-'erzed 2c, Clarified oaloe. Rice 4aoc.
Snip 5a.c. tdaileS-Taow lie, Star 2}c. Sprm 40c.
>I.t-t- pr bb.. Drtsd FrGi-Apples e %, Peaches
-. -kota>sss-3,44Jc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

Every purchaser OF dollar bottle OF The ARCTIC IL
NIMENT receives, a. pr. Bragg- expense, the UNIT Ed
STATES JOURNAL, Of New IoTS, FOR year. The
Journal l. a large jUstr ltri p1percarh number con-
auin: sixteen page. beautifully printed Oh clear white
paper, and filed with original matter from the
brilliant writers of the country. Certificate Of sub
scription and ful particulars Of the novel and phla1
thrOpc enterprise, Of which this oer form. part. will
accompany each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN and VILLAGE
BRAGG BUEHOwkS, -. Louis, Mo.
New York on e. No. 81 Broadway.
Communications Should always be addressed TO St.
In-rs. i
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Promotions e. District -. are d 2 lows:
P5oma.ia-, isa. 81 grade primary dsr-r,.-ait5 p
grade Urinary Jt yaGtu,.t. =
Promotions from - grade PRIMARY department 20 l.
E~aGe primary department -
Promotion, grade primary department.: 10 IL
teraftIsaty- -
Promotions lr,rl intermediate Grammar school. -
Promotions from Grammar School 10 II z. school, -
Promotions Ia District 10. : axe d follows, v.z.:
Promotions from 81 grade primary department 70 Il
grade primary department, -
Promotions from ~ grade primary department; TO lst
grade primary department. 81
Promotions from Isl grade primary department: - IN
terIu'diate,
Promotions from iutcrme diate 10 Grammar, l6
Promotions from Grammar to Il "a School, i
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COpartrlersIalp Notice

4 HAVE this day tNarch 1st) associated with me in
Il the Lumber business, Philo Hard and ave formed
copartnersiip under the style of Cakins Hard who
will continue the business at the old stand formerly
cuped by Smith CalkiEs, J. W. CALKINS,
mar6-8V PHILO HARD.
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FNrESpTTC REs-

Amour; paid for banding. llrl sing, and rep airing
school houses, VIZ:
Pope repairing brick school house, Dis No. q s. -
Edwards. s5J bricA for school house, Dis. No-5, %
Aul't allowed for damages By Are il. brick school
house. District No. >, 81 :
Burgess, cash paid Cor rep side school houses, IL 80
LoI.Sr, District 10. ;, 90
J " Bal. labor aud material, - -
II Barker, labor. brick school house Dis No = -
p r VI I,o CRATES, patterns &C, furnaces, to /,
Isaac lhls b4iLin. school house. Ottawa. 1000 90
Josia. Pope, repairing 81 ward scLuo! house, ,6 50
l. Z Redmond, painting, o.
James ills, stone, IL ~
Geo Sherwood, furniture, South Ottawa, 265 -
Bail, p!asterine, . %
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An ITEM FOR THE PIKE's PEAKEEs-A te-
lograph despatch from Leavenworth, March
= announces that a commission house in
this city yesterday received frem> Clear
Creek diggings, near Longs Peak, nugget
of gold worth fifty dollars. The pers on
who consigned it as specimen, writing un-
der date of February ., expresses himself
entirely satisfied in his success thus far, and
in the prospects for the future. Clear Creek
is tributary of the South Platte. This city
is thronged with people bound for the mines.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

During the winter the wheat fields had the appear
OF bein: badly injured, and many OF the far
had idea that the crop OF winter wheat would
not exceed that OF last But since the spring
like weather has the fields assuming diff
ferent appearance, ard it is pretty generally adj
mi,ted that the wheat plant has sustained Ut very lit
tie damage during the winter Tie prospect therefore,
is much betttr than was anticipated.
The following statement will show the operations OF
the L. S. Mint Philadelphia, for the month OF Feb.
Deposits-Gold sSo,15o Coined-Gold sl4.,9S3
:. Silver 1850 Silver $4,000
Copper 32s5 (" Copper 1900
Total $l6l Os5 Total 1901 ,9s8
The operations of the san Francisco Mint for Janua-
ry, we're:
Gold deposited sGC0,72l Coined s6oo,ooo
The exports OF gold, that port, during the same
month were, to
New York, a5o,s19 England 1902
China, 3I6211 New Orleans, l3l 900
Panama, ll,21l Sandwich Islands, 1000
Total S,13Gsl9
Exports same month last year, 1926 Gas.
The commerce of New York, for February shows a
large increase of mpotatons the month last
year, and decrease of exports not only in mercan-
disc but in specie. The imports are, however, largely
Behind those of 1857.
Imports ut N,ao York, for tee month Of February,
Dutiable Merchdise, slsc99$S s'sto?56 si5 81 ttG
Free do 2,iI. $50 l,.9S,lo4 2,26O,222
Specie and Balloon 1,U231i0 $4,000 1920
Withdrawn FROM W. II. 500 4.33,96 PIG, ,y9o
Total, 2i.4s2,l92 l26l2,l 26 49, 15l 500
Exports for the same month.
Domestic produce 1888 262 3,709.91G Jh2a
Foreign free Merch'dse 26i,s.s l3d,ss2 265s3l
do dutiable do lIo,'Oo 32?,Sio -. ~
Spccie and bullion 1,sI3126 3,.i6,920 2,2l AZ
Total 7,71O,512 .,92e,4s7 G,lU1 eco
The latest intelligence 10Th inst) from Havana, rep
resents that the sugar crop will be fully equal to the last
years yield of on hand $4,000 boxes, and
the market unusually dull Should the cane crop in
the u States prove good this season, sugar will be
drug in the market next fall.
The Tobacco crop OF Cuba is stated be very large
and of fine quality.
The enormous falling of in the foreign demand
for American breadstus is attracting much interest in
our commercial circles The following statement is
brought down to about the middle Of February, and
shows export Europe that date from September
LIST Of each year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

I All manufacturing HU>TON's Corn PLANTERS
Farmer, desiring good painter will fad that these
Machines Will give b-tt-r salts action than others
now in They plant two row., either in check
drill rows, and VIII plant from IL 70 ~ per day.
For further particulars. enquire at ". MyoaE, Asri
cultur; store, or al Ely Machine shop, in OTTAWA.
ruarl I'M " ". COGSnF ELL.
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4 VETo.-The President has withheld his
signature from the bill approprating :55,-
600 for deepening the channel Of The St.
Clair fats.
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for sal. ar 20 E.Cui.

FsYHE premises lately owned aud occupied By C. Cham
pun situated Main Street, in lie western part
the city. The nearly new, and convenient;
good well OF watr, cisern garden, barn, and every
Ces.ary convenience, Immediate possession given.
For terms apply [GIarI2l J. C. CHAMPLIN.
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Corn Planters.

NOTE dated Feb lJh, 1853, given by c. A. TIerren
n 10 A. Danc.2 for so. AL persons hereby
Iied To buy sad note. 'uarl2-3%. 4. DANIELS.
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S. W. Arnold says: "Plant potatoes
if you would be sure of crop. No matter
if they freeze in, they will not be injured
l have tried it fifteen years and meyer failed
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Eor scene.
I 'WO rooms in the Eecond story OF Woods Bricl
/ Block Applyt Tmarl2i J. WOOD.
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Aggregate No. Of male teachers

AU.'i OF money received from sgE0O! com, l,I,9 %
10 90 do taxes, 1,3sO ~
suuGry scholars for tuition, 3lI -
Am cunt money hand, March is, 1858, l,y2I Il
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1859 Spring Trade. 1859
BEAN & IEOEGAN

BEAN & MORGAN
Corner Of La .Sazle and Main Streets,
A RE now prepared exhibit a large variety of new
"A and beautiful
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting of
staple Dry Goods, Carpets,
DRESS GOODS, SIX GOODS,
.Sharls. Nantiiius, Iankte Notions, En-
Jroideries, Lacss, Ribbons, dc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

NO injury must be done 70 The clothes.