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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-16
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OTTAWA. Ill. APRIL 10, 1859
Decidedly Cool.

# there were no other way CT account
IN for the cold snap" we have had for
the last few days. we should charge it upon
th. National Democratic Central Commit
E. Of Illinois This committee. in the
c lea o Nt~ii Of April 18th has put fortl,
n ad,!re-s to the Democracy of the
Cai N That the particular pr0vocation
/; rejection upon the all d rnocracv
o the tnicn NJ this articular time may
have been Is not revealed nor Is il OF mu. h
cpn-c1u Its object is palpable enoue h.
J. /, tended as an announcement on the
pa of he 900 Dante vot r o thi, STAT
TIA e. int nd 70 -, tuy IN til. ir own
b oi 10 lie the sole. the whole and only
nn",ratic party OF Illinois, that they IL
ind 10 Ignore and set aside the hitherto
existing and acknowledged legitimate de-
m 1cratc organization of this State. and IN
Leu OF II substitute the organization got ,,p
IL the grocery at Springfield in April Lass
Fly tins sort of a trek it is expected to
c. It the democracy OF Illinois out Of a
representation i'll the Charleston Conycn-
ton. y VERY nice scheme, if it can he n,,d,.
- ~orll-.lIat i, ii the object i t. insrr, :,
i. liant republican, victory II Illinois about
November. 1864
= ~tsles ,.s, however. nj the first ,la,,ce
THAI ~ from present indications. the de
1noclacy Of the Union will need about n,
the.v5tcs they can get in 1860 they will
iia:diE want the Charleston Convention to
real oft oi the party the 10000 demo
cratic tiers who. III iSSS. supported Jude
d ~ :laS rainst Abram Lincoln in Illinois
/ . f,ct i, Ii ycant be spared. 3 s,i,s
seem : the Oh clSo HeruiL the or.san OF the
= 'at:onal democracy of this State. has
i'tcly taken the Douglas ground on the
@ri.l { Of GO --iunal ;n;e y.nt;on. n, Il
h p G i.od it f port J de d, u
las II nominated at Charleston. woulI II
Mt he more sensible and polite-Inagnani-
!llti- i"rbaarance, dc .sc-on the parr o,
T." National democracy. instead OF this
hold strhe for a split in the ranks of the |
:! n.o"rat;c party OF Illinois, To devise some !
feasible plan for a union-lor peace and !
halIu'iy: Please think Of that, Master !
OK
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La Sale County Teachers Institute.

This association holds its next annual
session at Mendoza, commencing on Mon
day next, April iSth--the session to con-
tinue three days. WELLS WAIT, Esq, the
County School Commissioner, Will be pres
ent during its sessions, and will grant
teachers certificates to such may desire
them and show themselves competent
President BLANCHARD will deliver the an
nual Address, on Wednesday evening
This association Is young yet. but is pros
perinc The teachers generally throughout
the county are becoming interested in it.
and the prospect is for a pretty general at
tendance That these annual reunions
arr both pleasant and profitable need be
To / to none who has ever attended one
Tue people of Mendoza, we are assured
a"e prepared to give pleasant and co,nfor-
be quarters to SUI, Il a. m attend, at an
expense varying from nothing up to a
triiie
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Central American Affairs.

iii'- W aeiIIn"ton Str gives a version Of
the Contra! american troubles which runs
alter this wise. Four OF FIVE years ago
iarSa pr.y-le Were gra,lted TO the Amer
ican Transit Company for the navigation
u the san Juan river and the use general
II, Of the NIcaracul route 10 the Pacific
PAIRING IL" troubles con.c.ucn, upon the
INVASION ofGcn- Walker, however. the GOV
'.iin.iil 81 Nicaragua, >U>pccting comnii-
ely between the filibu-tef- and the transit
".'a.'tny. showed 4 disposition TO fy their
-.,-Lfi;l. and Non. Belly, the FrenclIman
1i-:'rI"'n=, about this time in the country
with his canal project p, V leces wre
,'r'''t-i t" HIM conflicting materially with
-AJ-c clnimrd by the Company. From
''i't ''''E to tbs the transit company has
'''f'n continually interrupted and annoy
81. a''fpu- h alaiia.n. TO have scrupu!rus
IF fulfilled rom the beginning all II, s;i,u-
'.,.;"!t= y IN ii" government Of Nicaragua.
i - weeks lEo. and somewhat ON nous
~, about The sir:ie OF the arrival OF Mons
lily WIKI his corps Of engineers and ,y,.l
- - Nftlf-4t On MS ttsttal,
sloop o.-war. bearing the United States
Il =. appeared of the coast and the fright
"'i"'i officials, mistaking her for 81 tilibus
term" craft, made haste. to seize the steam
rrs belonging 10 the Company, to prevent
iic.r go operation with the men whom it
''- imposed the >loop-ot-war would land.
ih' vessels wor" given up when the error
vi discovered; hut no step towards .Ie
:Irtt:":. 81 the ii. b : o which the Com
i*''iy ;.r- deprived. l:as been taken
ii.;S l. al the .S:t- ayers. that there is
'''"at t!io seizure OF American property in
i'i;'t quarter, and is tie oniy foundation
~ the r;lnJsN war,;ke demonstration, Of
lie PrvS;ieil. III .liat direction Tie sto-
F-',S a5ou; Gore OusIey, French intrigue.
& are al gossip
HE President has sent bearer of ces-
l'atol-e> to Alr Lamar, our minister 10 Nj
,.,"a4ia 10 demand indemnity and apoIo-
y tOE tie Late outrage. and while he is
bout it, lie Is also instructed to demand
Guarantees ior the future. ard for the -.
ignition hereafter. of the rights OF the
ir,n-i; COMPANY. which have 50 long been
q ,;y'iaN.y~d with. ~ the government Of
-'..'.ra-u' has been Shutting for a year or
tN1 boat this last mater, the Pre>il, ut
's.vi:" no:T 20, p"o=., ero,.sly rid OF the
i'ira@'lly business. proposes to force things
:, Il ie:l The Calf 5 ;lron has had
cries - assemble rs soon as possible at
~ -iaE~ IL .No~s. on the Atlantic coast.
2--i I'll the YES Is OF war in the Pacific are
commanded II gatier II .Sa,, J4,n de- Sud,
,'tr opposite sid, Unless the deuliuds
q. CIR so:ein1ncrit are complied with, the
rs''I- within rang Of tie si;n~ OF the two
!'-@.s VII be seized and held until apology
l, -:-.-r-I az, restoration made
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Otta,oa Free Trader.
From Jamaica, SC.

~, =, New York, April Ii.
The advices from Jamaica represent the
recent outbreak al estmoreland to be the
commencement of a furious war of color
ana race on the island. The British stea-
mef StyX returned to Kingston on the
l9til from fruitiess search for the mis-
sing boat OF the wrecked steamer .Jassour
L'ttie DOUBT was entertained of the loss of
the boat with her crew OF 81 men, Advi-
ces from Rosario cfJuly 18th, say letters
had been received there announcing the
signing OF the Paraguay treaty on the 9th
OF same month. Commodore Shubrick had
sent orders to detain all vessels below un-
til 1t was understood that Commodore
Sands has been ordered to report himself
for duty on the Brazil station, probably to
relieve Commodore Forest.
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Coon FOR MENDoTA-The whole republi-
can ticket was handsomely faxed out at
the late town election in Mendoza, and an
i independent ticket" elected Gen Bond,
of the Mendoza Press was most appropri-
ately elected overseer of the poor. His
peculiar qualifications for this office are SO
well set forth by himself that there is no
thing to add. He says:
Our large experience in the printing
business, which has put us in "a situation to
know, in our own domestic affair, the sor-
rows OF poverty. enables Us to feel keenly
the depriyations to which orher poor folks
are subject-our naturally quick suscepti-
bilities to human suffering-the abundance
of time we have on our hands, which, of
cousse, must be put in some way-and ex-
penditures of sum Of money, inconsider-
able to some people, which the overseer is
compelled to advance to the county, and
which, by niggardly and short sighted
statute, is only refunded after several
months have passed, eminently fits us for
the place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-16

y B,NgER coiIArSED-Thcb anhin house
81 Geo SsLLIcK, al Morris, in this State,
Suspended, shut up shop, stopped Smelling
OF on wednesday morning OF last week
The concern has locked up in its vaults or
III l,!e way with considerable money ie-
| ,,.:nr 10 farmers and business men IN
and GROUND Norris who can lily get along
:, ,l,out their little store OF cash in times
like these. Mr Seilick promises to secure
lis dcrositors against ultimate loss"
which must Is very consclins to said de-
positors,
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Real i state tor safe.

TWENTY IIIKfE IA AII.E EUIS.
L liNt ole and nlt Iuies north ras %! The Court
Iod>-. IN Ottawa, sabie iuf gciI'ein n rcslde
tiarlrIIvr-, Ndr,eryinyn. which VIII sci
snau dow the balance sIc terms cannot
fail 70 purchasers SspuIr 81 tics Los very he
srbiv sites -iru:es h-rg cevt tri. aud hIsIas
u splendid view of the city o.tawi aud surrounding
cuunffy. besides being excellent land or cultivation
Also. Id west aud adjoining the CITY limts.
Also. Lot. md L. in sihd vision o! L't 2 Ottawa
City. uesr the vest school house.
Lot l, Block 4, Glover, Addition To Ottawa.
THE EMPIRE HOUSE,
Situated III South ottawa Tats is desirable
stand aud will be sold or exchanged FOR farm,
lands in this coanty.
THE NATIONAL HOUSE,
Situated La Sale the Of OTTAWA. VIII be
SOLD reap x hanged !or lands in this county.
Also. large quantity oi lands ia Bureau county Hi
nois. Sil be sold cheap exchanged for properly
the city OF Ottawa o county OF LII Sale.
Alec, two small! houses and Lots Of FOX River.
ALSO FOX SALE.
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The SiCkieS Trial.

Washington, April -.
The court room Is as crowded to-day as
1t has been siucetEe commencement of the
trial The interest in it does not abate a
.jot, but rather becomes intensified from
day to day. There Is 50 much time CON
sumed by arguing the questions that arise,
that but little progress is made. and weeks
may elapse before the trial is brought to a
close
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HEARD FEoM.-We notice in Wyandotte
(Kansas) paper OF April lst., card signed
Ly the Ottawa A. Daniels) and the Toni
ca companies of eInigrants to Pixies Peak,
advising all persons emigrating in that di-
recLion to make their rendezvous on the
Missouri river at Wyandotte city. So, de
spite the mud, these companies appear to
have worked their way 50 :ar on the road
70 the land Of gold ea1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-16

TIE PEACH Caor All our exchanges
from Alton and southwark III this State
agree that the cold weather Of last week
has done the business for the peach crop
In that region the peach trees were all n
full blow, when they were visited tn
snow squalls and two or three successive
heavy frosts. II i possible says the .Io,les-
horo Ga-ene thai on the upland, some may
have been spared. but on the bottoms
there l. no hope apples. pears. and chez
ries, however. are said to he uninrmed
In this region the peach trces-what
few are lefj-are not Yet III blow. but the
weather for the last few days has been cold
enough to nip them in the bud We should
think. We have had all awful month OF
April, thus far
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PASTORAL CHAxGE-The Chicago Record
states that Rev T. n Benedict, of this
city, has accepted a call from the Episcopal
Church at Ottawa. During his residence
II this city, Mr.. B. has gained the highest
respect OF the community, and the warm
est wishes for his welfare will follow him
" his new field Of labog.-Galena Courier,
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1853. IL Irtn Side Once more,
Boot AMI SHOES,
.1othins.
GEMS EURS.,I.Na GooD,.

II AIS n \DCAPS
~ shall nos tax yUar e'iuy by telling You that
w our 'J.de iisyF.g ihr.r,y Increased ~ have
purchased i1 'ut twic- gDti>."
You KNOW as wei rs Ne that iinies til
not very uiiGsbi- story unless one here fuor-
done a r"gi two and six penny business. Bat We
have large aud varied .s.ortmeni o. everything IN
oar line wlieh We s!i. be happy sho~ yuu. and give
ynu du prizes. eeinS assured they Will carry con.
victon every mind that ~ their interest to pur.
chase OF
q! that some power the gift Woai We them,
To see themselves others them,
IL would from many . iUi,y Tree them,
Aud 10 fish noSion
This ~o'ld b. tin, with those who advertise that
they viii unuerseii any Housr ~ t:,s CITY. We
CONVINCE that, We buy goods direct
large aid best manufacturers Sell tn. Uw-r
than those who bay from second ,.uis and sIili uiik-
u living profit, which Is ali Nc ask.
FlSkE TAYLOR.
Remember the place. two cas-. .. the C,y d. LAX
Uil1wa, Ayfii l6 1889.
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'nIr.s.H{', ~1Sp.



W HEE;AS. ny = certain iI.ieaturc Of ruoTt- z
" cd. d o.. ,h- eleventh - 81 .rprernc=r. a D.
i 81 :UH ned Tor Tr..li thr gun d,y c-itr..-
b-T - Ati ree,r,ird 'n the !r -uraer's "hce III
Aai "a. CoyuJy l., i aud safe I,,jr"l,
B""n % i.E - anJ 2S tau,-> trjs and Martin
b=:e5"-N AID >.ry DovrruuA did bsrgti sell. ArI'.
eoUv y 90 N,.GH q Cotton fur III use Of y. VI H'
Goa, abe real estte hereinafter described, "a secure the
y yinrEt of certain iTnu,sory note, bearing c1ru
d ,it w..n -aii mortgage decd
Aud whereas. u prov.!,h in a 4 by sid gage
tr sid pro1i >rv note. eli yer prin,ai ar IN crest
"r any lari or portion Of et-r =, he time or times
The -iusiI Arco dI- thea the sid cott"r aud
h. assigns add tUor le'i TO se 'he real
estate 81 bic auction after Sviu 70 w.e,s notice
the tine and pace % sale. tnIIC pIp'r
III ts county here said real rS. J. -tla' ana
Vvt 'tc same to lie u >t aud hest bidder. sHd cut
the u"E,y arising ,harriroH. first pay al orn-y and
counsel fer- aud ana thea ga the
notiG tgr. with interest ;hv the day sale
Aad a. d'suit has been ,,i=dr the ,.aymeut
% 'e primo p'' ana interest VI >d ir'h'r9''H h"te
neniio"rd secured Aforesaid, AMI the same still
beng due and uurTG.
A"d Whereas, ny Il decree { the County Court Of La
Il raduiy ~ .t, al liloi' .t the rch Term, 4.
H. ). order Il. a.iIaIg i. creed that
= = cT->Hi ard ihe Of money therein De
s,r.r, >l,aa boom. ye.,et ia and h. come de- and
t!ie to ia NJ. Bacon in the mrun-r that the
vested in arh Pay be to the said Henry q.
Cotton ~ Tru.ie. for the aid Eliza VI. Bacon.
>"s therefore, public n"iice i r-rrhy given. that the
uBslers -esl by yrtGe 0f the her vested hy
deed and the decree Aforesaid, and ior
til pt.p tar i rxpre.Sei. will eNDpSe 20 sale at
pubc auction. the -oith do"r Of the Coiir House
Ia, City o. Ottawa. LA Sale County and Stt lii
nois, ne sixteenth day o; Nay. AID l,.9, at two
c'ci"c. p o that dav. The following described real
estate. Commencing at paint The west inc
OF Lot number ( 'ur. a ho X number Hnet-en.i ~
ia the town of ottawa. y.ev,n and six inches
line runs thence south seventeen feet aud six INCHES
thence due to the cas-: line of the Lot thence
nort-r;y along the line OF said Lot. point due
east of the place OF beginning thenc- due west to The
p'ar. o beginning. Iipi6-twl ELIZA NJ BACON.
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EYE AND EAR

BSs. S. &S.-- ls., <scasas~t sshss -o.'~'.
ulROM ROCHESTER, N y, will visit Ottawa early in
Il Nay. ior The p,rpO,e of practising iis procession,
aid wi; remain a limited time IL will atIeni tx
clu>v. tment of diseases Of the EYE Nd
EAR and will perform all the surgical operations
nect.d with Cltt,sirSic and AM'M surgery. such
for Cataract Eyes, the formation OF Artificial Pu.
pill xc.. &c
Constant and extensive practice enables Dr. W. to
treat these with success sci on attniue and
suf rers may consult b III with coafdeuce, as he will
invariably tell IL patient at once whether the case is
likely be improved by Treatment wise. spl6
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Mail Robbery and Murder.

c. w, April Is.
The mail carrier between this place and
Brant Ford was murdered last night, and
the mail robbed. The murderer is notyet
arrested
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New Firm.
" THOMPSON co have this da:- bought the
IA soap ana Candle Factory, the main caua,
near The Railroad depot, Ottawa, Ill.,, ad going
manufacture on large scale all grades and styles OF
Soap aud Candles tor this State. Oar Soap and Can
d. es We WARRANT to be e3aai best, i'll qualify ind
Earri"ciure- est of New York, and LOUIS
ts>t.rn prices, delivered here the depot OF
cha &c.
Soi' So*p constantly on hand. All orders from the
cay or County III eced II. i!vnlsoi Co,
IL ifionp-rh's store, will b, promptly attended
Also. all Faiiow an: grease boughi cA-ii,
Changed ior soap, Candles, and - her z, d..
apis II. THOMPSON CO.
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SUPERVISORS ELfcrED-The following /

~tTEEYi -ORs EIFCTED.--ihe follow in"
= 1T q the new Supervisors elected
sil;s county ca Tuesd.,- of last week
."1,~s-C. q. Mile and Eli ;strawu.
s. C.aa~a--C. ". Eois.
is.rs-P X. Eclrcnd.
T.. .%5'i5-.Jol.n Gray.
j;.:ia.--.johu Hise.
-.t,sfey-Dclphu~ Clark.
ifa.-T!,oS. Phillips.
,fn,V1a..-Sanli ) iian
Ii,.-feter How.
G5g-,i R.D:!g-Louis Sou'e.
.:"'t.a..--E. D Harrison.
-. .E,ii-I-aac Gasc.
Jt'-i-W. II. Naish,
-F-.TA. IN. T. T. Jones.
-;.iv-;.,-Hobt Rowe.
rt-tr.U--J. {. i.n;tcricl,i.
.'s-f..s-' .;,bri,.! Ru..,r.
-t=l.a5-Wn Fl-mm:uc.
Fj.-".s-haviI ,,r..;i
..4,.-E. Wo=inlcy.
!},.,'--jas Stevenson.
.3.- Farf-Wm Il. Wet.
ir.1i,a.-E-Wrl. WcT.ler.
q's-G. ". Galloway.
Es-'-I,-eph HIT.
I'm n.{s'-I. Van Dorau.
ts"t-t1-Ilmrs Tasting,
O"t;r-p Hrrleary.
lt:ea--H. Highly.
it'icAaps--J, L. Iirtsho~r
#.~.ie..--G. !. Sbepherdson.
Z III. II Brown.
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EUMoREp REvoLuTIoS IN CCBA.-Thc New
York San, the organ of the tlibusters III
that city, on "Wednesday raised the free
fag Of Cuba under the firm belief. that a.
vers, that that Island is III the midst Of a
general revolt, if not already in the hands
of the patriots The San says a band Of
Cuban patriots sailed iiom that port the
latter part of March. with arms and ammu-
milton. and most Of them We're young men,
SONS of the leadin- men Of the Island, and
al determined TO free their native soil, or
die in the attempt Their landing was to
De re signal for revolt to the patriots al
leady on the Island -
y Washington despatch, April l4th,
seems to adj confirmation to the above 1t
81 :, There is such information in this
city as leaves no boubt of a deep laid
scheme tor the revolution of Cuba. 1t is
not known whether this government has
been officially informed OF the fact
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Aso, very desirable property in the city OF Inf ,lo
consisting two Lots nna brick building, :. Nj
UIA." IS front by l0J deep, modern two story
brick building, covering whole front. northwest
B,tavia scig n streets the other, No
IA tatav street, ST by u ieet. with i"unie brick
bun ing making arrow stores, and stories
high. This property Is situated streets tiiGt
paved and is all in g'" repair, AMI un, r rent AMI II
not s.i soon. will offered Exchange L,iits in
illinois Ctpi6l L. ,O.tNE.
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jrDICIAL ELECTION N WlSc,xsIv.-Paine.
the republican candidate for supreme
Judge. was elected last week by 1900 ma
jori'y in Wisconsin over Lynde, the demo
cratic candidate.
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K,sG CorToH-Hnpers Weekly estimates
the cotton crop OF the United States this
wear ct $4,000 bales. while the better
qualities Of the imperial staple are worth
ei.htecn and nineteen cents per pound in
New Orleans. Harper says: Since this
country first grew cotton, there never was
year when the yield was SO large or the
profits so enormous The profit of the
planter will he very great and the south
Will lie expected 10 show unusual signs of
prosperity in consequence of the vast
wealth she will this year acquire. Already
southern credit is exalted in the market of
New York. and internal improvements
are under discussion. which, if duly real
lied, would give the tropical regions ofthe
Union mighty impulse in material pro-
cross
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fEGSis. ia ra. g.. DC.
or 'bh Co. aud Pc. T"Hov q % BIZ
-ii.s-s 10 'Hr err roo wet ct cg-iiua, tU,
B-ni ing House. Main SIr~-t, ans having received
urw -ury a. tie i->J quality, a4a e" every r"nc-'v
All N'r.ty direct froH a. that
h-rr'o urv II,!i.d Cniid u C.. uoust,;iuz VI
Men, hip. Call. ard 1i..rk Boots,
Il ~ 80 luL.l.'s y. Cal., aLi Tirk Boots,
i.tdt=>' X Il. tsIi. Lao, H4sd Corgr-s. Boots.
Idle titEu ii-,..'i Bp..s,,
MISC 'uh ch'!ir-r ho"i- aud shoes, OF every po-s
bc YdTit7y and description re--ytU.ly rrpr--cnJ,
Tat -ve,y Ia KERN o, ~hI-a '..I me DOT.
r. uH. natIiv : 1rl.rr 10 sturdy boot.
- wei 'oI fhot- UiiacAI''ytd Ia g-HieeI vile.,
PR ri,o-s w'O tTip IL -aIia-Ji Toe"
AID i. O-cw who "a r.E-..id- .u It-rl nE 90.
~ Hav aud < off, u fgI,~- Hzr
Tat h,u you sl 20 ycL adint, U.'.- all right :"
New md r.-il arrivals, t4.t accord Eg demand,
Boots att. shoes made - order ana
AZ pairing done promptly. uu.-g suptrVs o. tn.
srH"- partner, whs-e long Experience in and saO-
making varTsuJe htI Iu tanning be a dzr
L.atr,r WaI-. artLsr Al 1T,
JIs' give d cad, at tis- Ers;. ABEL GROW,
splG A e.I.:Jy
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

tT-."a, Apni -. So;
f""r-- Super:ne. : -o47 5,
C2,.t -L,f3-t a.,i-.
Co,a-Ear 5s41cc for - lbs >Leod - = C for
e. IN.
H.7-ot--Wiuter. S'a'-@5; spring, 75..s 90.
trAS--I5 ii0c for - To-.
Eaci,g-i5, ,nc for 4, lbs None coming in.
Le','ocs-.. 5alol cts T. bush.
iggs-7a-c.
J ti,l---ta-cc
tstc. eD,--.iLSC per H.
Iar{,.s-9asc per 10.
htI-.-,;reen, COW o.; dry 1in;. q; caIf.c.
C.Lr .>ltDs-St.c
iu,f-si :slaE D.
EiroH->houide,e. DC PET b.; ham loIc
>h'Sca-OttaNra SIC; corn starch &c.
.s'et-Conin!oh, per Dbl = on, DAIRY, IN sacks,
l..c.
taefse-liiro,. .as,. Hamburg loallc.
t."!e" H.nt-Iuh.. :s,G.s y.OJ per dozen !;
pa'l- /. J. SAB Gt per dozen.
DCo,.'.s-S J.. lIa.:,-=5 per dozen.
fdufe d"i p4~-N all.i>G s-.lodS 90 per gal
oeoZZH@w. Sl.-5 per gal, ooned, sl.oU.
afty-5~Ge.
iih,te Le.a-Ssas 20 per 10 los
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Living -rnpl. yr additional help he {. prepared
20 ~. AID denver goods promptly any tie
FREE OF CHARGE spio
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foods sS..;,yprnsi.

VIII receive the highest market price FOR choice
r.h Egg, kc either in Cd Groceries, at his stor,
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: , I 7
Ii tsgf}~ fg4.ry We. H.NsY = FsyEs. Pre-
-51-ui. ela EDWIN AILES 'srhi,r. do -oi-Hnts
t-t t- tDrrgri UiI and c"rr-c. statement q" tie
attain. rh- C;ty T.. ik. existed Monday
'ot.--r. ds Arm. T.. I-I9 best vi
Lrcvi-ic- aid belief : su-i-l
HENRY +. EANE>. Pro-ii,nt.
LH {. AL ~ C'.slrer.
sab-~rb.d sri sworn before me, this Our:h day ef
April, A. b. l.5!. i>isle.
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Sugar =" ef INNS b n"a 7oDga-s; and F,,,sl
f,~t dai! resolved rom the Luke
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FR0H MEIIro There was great rcioicin =
anon. the liberals al Vera Cruz on the 9th
inst Niramon had abandoned the segc
of that c:tc and retreated to Orizaba on
this announcement. the I. s Minister.
Mr. Mclean. recognized the .Iuarez GOV
ernmcnt The Liberal army had gone i'll
pursuit OF Niramon, and the cause Of the
liberal. was gaining 80 rapidly with the
people that there seemed no doubt but
I:ranon must soon succorab The Liber-
al Amy numbered 1900 men. \ de-
,achment OF liberals, under De Galiada,
made an un>ucccssful attack Oh the CAPT
tai Oh the 2nd inst, resulting in a loss Of
J0o on both sides
From Washington we learn that Senior
Malta the minister sent TO this government
By Jaa-cz, has been officially informed By
despatch from the Secretary of State. that
the President Will recognize him as the
Minister OF Mexico on his arrival at Wash
ington He was in New Orleans when the
despatch WAS sent.