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FoEr MorLTRE-Fort Moultrie, at the
month Of Charleston harbor, is named in
honor of General William Moultrie, one OF
the bravest patriots OF the American Re
volution, who gained = memorable victory
at the fortress over the British squadron,
June 2S. l17G. MoEltrie was n native Of
South Carolina. and of Scottish descent
He early espoused the cause of American
Independence, and III March, l1i6, was or
,!ered TO construct fort or Sullivan Is
land. at the mouth OF Charleston harbor,
and was engaged upon the work when the
British fleet appeared of the coast. Tie
was advised to abandon the fortress, as
General Lee, his superior officer, declared
it was no better than "a slaughter pen
But NToultrie had faith in his own work,
and defended the fort with great skill and
y.,lor and drove away the enemy. One
British ship was lost, aud two others were
50 r;dlled as 10 have almost become
wrecks The loss Of the enemy was DID,
killed and wounded. The Americans had
ii killed and % wounded. The fortress
was hardly injured by the fire of the Bri-
ti>h squadron, and when the battle was
over every gun on the fort but one was
still IN position The determination and
courage of bloultrie in this engagement
elected great praise, and tho fort was, by
universal assent named in honor OF its
skiiful builder and gallant defender
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fJtySecond.- The counties of Kane and
Kendall, two representatives.
IJty usrd-The county of Lake, one
representative.
Eatyf5,pth-The county of McHenry
one representative
FylyJJM-The county of Winnebago
one representative.
Fgty.Sirth-The county of Stephenson,
one representatives
Fpty sc0enh.-The counties ofJoe Daviess
and Carroll two representatives.
fyiyoghM-The county of Du Page,
one representative
fytynilth-The fifth ward Of the city of
Chicago; the sixth ward Of said city; the
tenth ward OF said city, and the precinct Of
West Chicago, which constitute the town
OF West Chicago; the towns Of Cicero JET
fersou, Leyden, Proviso, Lyons, Palos, Le
mont, Orland, Bremen and Rich, all ia the
county of Cook, three representatives.
Slrneth-'I'he first ward of the city Of
Chicago; the second ward Of the said city;
the third ward Of the said city; the fourth
ward Of the said city, and the precinct Of
South Chicago-which constitute the town
OF South Chicago; the towns of Lake,
Worth, Thornton and Bloom, all in Cook
County, two representatives.
&r4 fra-Thc seventh ward Of tho city
of Chicago; the eighth ward of the said
city; the ninth ward Of the said city
which constitute the town Of North Chica-
20; the towns of Lakeview. Evanston, New
Irier, Northtield Wheeling, Palatine, Bar
rinston. Hanover, Shamburgh, Elk Grove,
Maine and Nle- all in the county Of Cook,
two representatives.
Totai-2j Senators; s. Representatives
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be voted upon in that manner, and if tn
said Convention shall, 10y resolution, de-
clare that in its judgment, said amend
ments or alterations cannot be prepared
so as TO be voted upon separately, they
shall be voted upon together. In either
case the Convention shall prescribe the
/ form or manner OF voting, the publica
| ton OF the alterations or amendments,
snd the notice to be given Of the election
At the election mentioned in this section,
the Judges Of election shall receive the
votes III the form to be prescribed by the
said Convention, and all the provisions Of
the laws of this State then in force in re
latlon to the election OF officers at gene
raj election shall apply to the voters upon
the said amendments or alterations. so far
as the same can be made applicable there
to; and the votes given, upon said altera-
tions or amendments shall be given and
canvassed, and all proceedings shall lie
had in regard to them as near as practical
bic in the manner prescribed by the law
then in force in respect to votes given for
Governor. 1t shall be the duty Of the Sc
cretary Of State to lay | efore the General
Assembly, in Joint meeting at its next scs-
sion, the vote for ratifying or rejecting said
Constitution, or any part thereof; and if
it shall appear that said General Assembly
IN such joint meeting, that a majority Of
all the votes given at said election have
been In favor OF accepting the sad a.teTa-
tons or amendments, or any part thereof
they shall by joint resolution declare
the Constitution as so amended or altered, J
to be the supreme law of this State; but /,
II II shall appear that a majority Of the .
votes we're given against the said amend I.
mnnts or alterations, or any part thereof. .
then the same shall be null and void. .
PrOrl3e1, that if the Constitution shall !iX
upon any other manner Of canvaes:ur the .
votas for or against said amended Consti-
tuition, and for lis taking effect. then such .
manner as Is pointed out by the Coustitu
ton shall bc adopted
SIC t. All wl;iul and corrupt false
swearing in taking any of thc oatns Pre-
scria-i bY tbs act. or bv the laws pI thi- .
State ia&de applicable to this act or any .
other mode or form in carrying into effect
this act. shall be deemed pei Jury, and .
shall he punished in the manner Row pre-
scIibed 10y law Tor wi!iuI and corrupt per
jury
SIC. :. The Secretary Of State l. hereby
authorized to publish ten thousand copies
Of thu active thou>aul Of which shall
bc distributed TO tie members Of the Gen
eral Assembly, and five Thousand shall be .
distributed by the Secretary Of State
among the county clerks of the several
counties Of the State.
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SATURDAY. Jan. 2G


IIoUsE.-Mr Grow offered resolution
that the Select Committee of Five sp
POINTED on the eth inst. be instructed 10
enquire whether any secret organization
hostile to The Government OF the | Lited
States exist. in the District Of Columbia,
Ii so, whether ANY officers or employees of
the city OF Washington, or any officers or
EMPLOYEES OF the Federal Government in
the Executive or Judicial Departments
are members thereof.
Mr. Buruett-I desire to know, and it is
certainly due 70 the House to know. whe-
ther any reason or fact exists for putting
on foot any such investigation. A more
miserable. contemplate mode Of engen-
dering bad feeling and making the excite
mcnt worse than it is now, should not be
introduced.
Air. Crow would not have offered the
resolution unless | had supposed there
was something to base il On. | demand
the previous question.
Tie Speaker-Ihe question is now on
the adoption Of the resolution.
Mr. kunkie, of Md object to the re-
solution Cries Oh the Republican side oi
too late" ! announced my intention TO
object long since As the gentleman from
PENNSYLVANIA indul:ed in the same re-
luurks rejecting on this side of the house,
and as he desired some one To take the
responsibility Of objecting TO this miscra-
bic imposition, which is reflection on the
reople of Maryland, ] will tell him that
there Is one here to object, and am he
Mr. Grow called the previous question.
Mr.. Kunkle-l have my rights on the
floor aud they can't be taken away rom
me by any man. have the right to oh
i.ct to the resolution under the rules. a
soon ss | could get the recognition OF III"
Sneaker will never relinquIsh my right.
| repeat my objection.
The Speaker said he would not attempt
n depriye the gentleman OF any right, but
the gentleman from Pennsylvania demand
ed the previous question before the gentle
man from Maryland was recognized by the
chair.
Mr. Craig amid much confusion, indi-
Gated his amendment as follows; Aud
that the Committee further inquire by
what authority troops are stationed on the
southern side Of the Capitol-was it to
control the proceedings here at the point
of the bayonet and mouth Of the cannon?
Mr. Grow resolution was then adopted.
Mr. THOMAS, of Tennessee, presented
the resolutions of the Legislature OF len
nessse in response to the resolutions ot the
LEGISLATURE of New York, concluding with
the following:
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SENATOR'S.

Frst-Thc counties of Alexander, Pu
! laski, Massac, Union, johnson, Pope. Har
/ din, Gallstin, Saline and White, shall con
stitute one Senator.
! JSec0nd-The counties of Hamilton, Wa
bash. Edwards, Wayne, Clay, Richland
and Lawrence one Senator.
1Hrd-The counties Of Williamson,
Franklin, jackson, Jefferson, Randolph
and Mon oe, one Senator
FcWth-lhc counties of Perry, Wash
ington, Clinton, Fayette and Bond, one
Senator.
F'Jth-The counties of st. Clair and Ma
Olson, shall constitute the fifth Senatorial
district
,Nr,h.-The counties of Jersey, Calhoun,
Green, Scott and Pike, one Senator
,yeya.M-The counties of Macoupin.
Montgomery, Christian and shelby
Erqhh.-The counties of Eliineham, Jas
per, Crawford, Cumberland, Clark and
Nnth.-The oonuties Of Coles. Douglas
Champaign, Nermillion, lroquois and Ford.
TuN-Thc counties OF Mclean, Dewitt,
Piatt, Moulrie and Macon
Er2H.-The counties Of Tazewell 10
gan and Sangamon.
Tr,b"-'Ihe counties Of Menard, Cass,
Schuyler Brown and Morgan.
Jt.fsah-Ihc counties Of Adams and
Hancock,
F1ot-oH The counties Of fMcDonougb,
Henderson Ncrcor and Warren.
FJtruH -Ghc counties of Mason, Full
ton and Knox.
-H1tl-Ihc counties Of Peoria, Stark,
Marshall and Putnam
,s.rca'-rrE-The counties Of Woodford
ty-t..--t,... and ~.1ir
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Az IHCIaEsr At FoEr SuNPTEG.-0ne Of
the Raltimorcaus who recently returned
from Fort >umpter. details an impressive
incident HAT took place there on Major
Anderson taking possession. 1t i known
that the American flag brought away from
Fort NGultrie was raised at >umnter pre-
csclv NJ noon on the 2Ith u.t-. lat the in
ciieuts OF that ' flag raising have not been
related. IL was scene that will ue Il me
mo.able reminiscence in the lives OF those
who witnessed it, 4 short time before
noon. Mai Anderson assembled the whole
of his little force. with the wOrkmen en-
ploved on the fort. around the foot of the
flag staff. The national ensign was attach
ed 10 the cord. and Major Anderson. hold
iae the end o. the line in his hands, knclt
revcgently down The officers. soldiers,
and men clustered around, many Of them
on their knees al deeply impressed with
the solemuitv of the scene The chaplain
made an earnest prsyer-such an appeal
for support. cncoura cement, and mercy, IL
one would make who felt that mans cX-
tremty is Gods opportunity. As the
earnest solemn words OF the speaker
ceased, and the men responded Amen
with feryeHcy that perhaps they had ne
yer before experienced, Major Anderson
drew the star spangled banner up To the
top of the staff, the band broke out with
the national air Of % Hail Coiumha,' and
loud and exultant cheers repeated again
and again. were given by the officers, sol
diers, and worllmen. II, said the nara
tor. "South Carolina had at that moment
attacked the fort, there would have been
no hesitation upon the part of any man
within it about defending that flag.
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SENATE,-Mr Gwin moved to take ur
the Pacific Railroad bill.
Mr.. Cfittendeu moved to postpone a. d
take up ms resolutions. In this connec
ton he denied having authorized the pub-
llcatIOn of the statements that he had adj
/ yocated coercion. lie hnd said that Con
! gress had the power TO employ force in
such cases where force was applicable. bat
! that at present there was no occasion for it
His motion was disagreed TO. and the
Pacific Railroad bill taken up. Additional
, names were added rs corporators.
The Senate went into Executive session
and adjourned
IIoCsE-Mr EIamiitog Of Texas, desired
to o.tcr an amendment to the Post Road
bill.
Mr. Colfax, before accepting the amend
ment wished to know whether Texas was
going to remain in the Union
Mr. Hamilton said he could only sly, a.
one Of its citizens, that he trusted She
would not Withdraw. lie believed that if
Congress would treat her fairly as a MEM
ber Of the Contederacy, it would have the
eject Of keeping her in, and such treat
ment as had been recently accorded in
voting for the support Of a mounted rcCi-
ment, Gc., woald make it TO her advantage
to remain in the Union. If she with
draws, she would have no right to enjoy
mail facilities at the expense Of the Go
vernment
he offered amendment, which Nr Col
fax accepted, extends the existing con
tracts for Texas 80 as to connect with the
Buttertield route, provided that il can be
done for 100000, and u semi weekly con-
nection with New Orleans.
The House resumed the consideration OF
the report OF the Committee CT Thirty
Three
Nr Rust. Of Arkansas. rs . member or
that committee. said that hc had entered
upon his duty with desire to do whatever
he could to give peace. and regretted that
ms efforts met witt. no proper rcsponse-
II appeared to hirn-that John Brown was
the martyr and hero Of the HepuJiioan
party
Mr Dunn. Of TaI,ara. sail that the Chi
ca@o platform especially Condemned all
John Brown raids. ~ q msml e. OF that
committee, hc had discharged h.s duty
without reference 70 the Chicago platform.
and - = the Republicans sy'nyath;ziu-
"itu that raid. everybody, North and
South. knew II was an Infamous iye. on
the Republican party, and he was sur
pr.>cd that any gentleman. IN this time o.
the country pc!l.s should give circulation
10 it. Sensation
Mr Nu-t-Nith reference 70 Infamous
libel, made use Of by the gentleman from
Indiana / hope he j. responsible for it
Is TINS = a time Ci WAY, We must wage
war. and | desire t. ku0w whether the
gentleman announced 10 the House and
tho county that lie was responsible for
what lie said. / want him to know that
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"Whslever tho authorities of the latter
State send n military force to the South
for the lurpose Of coercion, the people of
Tennessee will unite with the South to re.
sist such invasion, Mt all hazards"
The resolutions were laid on tho table
and ordered to be printed
The lioUsc resumed the consideration
oi the report OF tho Committee Of 81
Mr. Clark, Of Mo, snd Mr. Gilmer. of
y. g called on the Republicans, who were
tAe responsible parties, to submit the Crit
teLdeh compromise to the people
Mr.. Pryor obtnired the floor
Adjourned
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Il vas "'''eA<' ''H"I.' VIII an empty
.''tcl.."& OK '"E '1'-+, ""Ye t"o
or I",ec ".~ '-t.'7 ana a. h,-d al"9,7
Il"'cH t'.'' !e''l ION t'''l'' '-i' ".,'h ans
o. ""-ti "cfe II. 'Ll''r o'"a'',e..'e' py a
H-7i'i''F o' "'l'E '''i'"'''' aIu i '-o'-'"
NJ -, 81 80 ~
me .9 "ol1' % Va, was & o.y ."5 II one eorae-,
".i' .''e ma. -" '',.' ia ~ - ara
PIPE III h'7 mouth sol a. i s''e'. win Ms
u'''y arms resting o" i'' "''e'N. anu as
s"Ero"IHI Io0E-H2 he". >.'P,''',' oE t"e
palms o' his han-s A5t :. No't greeted
TIE l.t,t.'.tr.
eli, ne 'a."' you seen . oe n aF-
Iui trouble mere whats uF
" Oh, we 10 most craz".i ne.SatCr. SAID
the woman, and We a!E GOT 20 patience
TO see folks nos.
That's all right, sad the visitor. no:
much taEen abdcS by tuis polite rebuff;
but can't be 0: any service 20 you n
this trouble
" all We ~ lost our Cai-CUr Sails
gone of and left Us. said the man in tones
of despair.
"Ah do ycu know what induced her
TO leave you: remarked the new arrival.
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EErGr ~TErA-Iyrs.

Er-.'.. -f-t.r t-EVTs
l.t--if. cra"i.vs % Oh'0n, JuiaslI
ana Alexander, one representative,
Hs-ru.-inc counties "i hassAc, Iope
anu Johnson on" representative
Ih~L-the counties OF Hardin, Saline
and '1al.aiIn. Que representative
Fa#rH--i il" counties ot Lawrence and
NataeA, one representative
Fdu --! he counties "i trauklin and jet
tcT-on. one rcpIeSent5 tive.
NsEtt--Ihc counties OF jackson aun
Williamson. one r"pro~entative
>s,sa,t-Ihe counties OF Clinton and
i a-iUglou. one representative.
EahH--Ihe counties OF Monroe, Ran
dOlpa and Perry one representatives.
Nr,1--ihe county Of Marion, one re-
preventative
TpH.-The counties Of Wayne and iIa-
milton. one representative.
LTrruM The counties Of Jasper and
Crawford. one representative
JrsJih The counties OF Clay and Rich-
land. one representative.
IL,r'c,7h Tile counties Of Fayette.,nd
Eiiiu CHAM. one representative.
FJ,Tte,.fh-The counties of Edwards
aud White, one representative.
FUtesntL-The county OF St Clair, one
representative
.>.~tcsoth.-The counties OF Madison and
Bond, two representatives.
.>srsrfcs,fi-The counties of Clark and
Cumberland. be entitled to one representa-
I've
El3itssoth--Ihe county of Shelby, one
representative.
N,oetseatt-The counties of Christian
and Montgomery. one representative.
I'eo"'seh-In" counties OF Sangamon
and Logan. tvo representatives.
I,rc".e-1rst-i he county OF Macoupin,
. one representative.
JrsaH sesord-Ihe counties OF jersey
and calhoun one representative,
ITs's.y "AFL-l ne county oil brc"he' one
representative
r.gtoHt@-Ihc he counties OF Iike and
scott TWO foifeaSh'a'!'tS.
I"a' 'S..| |ut-Ih counties oi Oass ana
BroNh' one Representatives
:, 1"'" '-'' nc 'o''' ''eS o' '-'So' '''''
Mena'd' one representative.
I"t'',y s'.1,""- lie county ol No' gan
one one, ''lr''en't'i'@.
1.-'-f 'tj''." Nc 'o"''s VI N''1'-'9
t"U T'l '>on ',.,
i%t''ty ''''il"'--1h nc co"'''S oi Ni'D'
houEn' one REPRESENTATIVES,
/ 1h"2'eI".-l he cou' o' schuyler one
. representative
l""t1!1t..-' lie oou"'S - "'ieo1>' ''i'
pr, n, ,.,,,4;o. &c T1,,,,,o,.
1"n, j ,Toa ;.g"t o ne e",.n''rs Vi 7''e
r%rt,tI;f ;'t rio ,a' can,ty Of Wa, on,
",. .y ,,'+.r. -'''''' 'e''' 0'''
; Err ,.,,J IL, ,,,. of ~ o,e
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IttJ .,.,,, EttL Tho oour,v Of F,,to, tyr
.-,',',,,,.,.,,;,, ',,' ',.,.,
iJI:,tI ,:,tI The counties of peoria orG
sta,l, Two ,e,ra.an,o,iy.s -
,Jl,,,'.-,,,.,,,tL .I'h.. cc,,,,.r of TazeroIl
,,l ,.o,,,..l,',a,i,.a ".' ,,',,' '
ri ~, .,,itI Tho oo,,r,;es Of NcIao,
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FlbA1, Jan. -.
SrTArr-Mr Bieler presented petitions
in favor Of the passage Of the Crittealen
resolutions
Nr Polk. Of Missouri, presented pe,i
tions of the same character. si.ued by re
veral thousand persons.
The Senate Proceeded 10 the cou:.lera-
ton Of private bills.
The Senate adjourned til Monday.
lIovSE-Mr Nelson spoke at length, and
gave utterance TO Union sentiments that
were received with applause u the gale
ries
Mr. Grow asked leave 10 intr. luce re-
solution instructing the select committee
OF five to inquire whether any secret orga
uizatiod exists in the District Of Columbia
for seizing the federal buildings, and whe
ther any officers OF the city or federal 90
vermont arc members thereof.
There b,.n@ but few members present,
~ Introduction oi the resolution ..t this
time was objected 70.
Adjourned
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szsGEegsysE.V'S DEPOT.
rrcanr c. rICORE

IMPORTER and manufacturer OF Increase Twist l.
and Shot Guns of every description, lelescone
and Patent Nuzze Rifles Revolving Brecch. Cast Steel
Barrels with Guide Starter, for hunting and large as
Revolvers Colts Beals Mathattens. Blunt
& Syms Allen Il Thurbers. Gentlemen viii ind at my
shop everything in my line, and warrant to give salts
faction to all that favor with their patronage.
invite the cid friends of ii. p. BRuNKER to give me
cali as he is agent. Customers vii! always find him
at his post. My shop is Main Street, the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder, Shot, Wads, and Caps Guns let by the day,
innJS THOMAS MOORE.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the C5utTy Gent'e-
man says he had an ice-house made two
years ago, l6 feet deep, and l6 feet in dia-
meter, perfectly round. made of stone,
plenty of sand at the bottom, to take OF
water. He filleo it last winter with snow
ice, Just threw it in without placing it, and
covered with straw, (put straw at the bot
tom on rails first more on the SIDES, ana
had plenty of ice all summer, and some
left vet
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A yreenhorn standing by sewing ma
chine at which young lady was at worl,
looking alternately at the machine and at
its fair operator at length gave vent to
his admiration with
"By golly! tbs purity, specially the part
biyered with caliker."
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Az Indian squaw, roaming around the
garrison at Fort Yuma, discovered twenty
dollar worth of postage stamps IN sheets,
in the, officers quarters, ana happy
thought struck her. Shortly after she
created quite commotion by appearing
on ,bo narade ground stuck all over with
the stamps, regardless of dignity and de-
cancy. The officer found that his postage
stamps. intended for the mail, had been
anproprated TO the female.
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III SINESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY !!

EsG =. Es. xssaF3E;1EE.
sfHE undersigned would respectfully inform the inha
Z. bitants OF Ottawa and vicinity that he is now
prepared TO furnish the choicest variety Of Crackers
such as Butter Soda Lemon, Boston, oyster, Aberneti
AID Water Biscuit. Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown bread
Pies, &c, &c in good variety. Confectionery, OF the
choicest selection constantly on hand All kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order
The subscriber having spared pains nor expense in
fitting M "A wagon for the convenience and accoUmoda-
ton OF his customers and the public generally are now
able furnish anything in their line to those who de-
sire Those wishing the New York Wagon to call daily,
will please send their orders the " Y Bakery, or to
the Post Office
~" Remember the place, in Eiwards Block, a few
oor ives. H ThompSons store. Main Street Send in
your orders and they viii receive prompt attention
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EtIEtiit fhh >l'iAN M SJipLpN-
G5fce tLiyd dpc 1r,st at ttI,cd BfHl, ttV street,
OTTAWA, ILLS.
EtR C. woud respectfully call tI. attention Of those
suffering Chronic Disease, particularly 81 o.
fuia- White swelling Saii k-u'n. Eruuns "! the tHcc
zud SKIN >raG Head. Oil Sor-, and al diseases arising
from uI,UFjfi.- u: rha blood
Also Drsrr1a.ri-s, tGrya-Ires. and Diseases % the
Spine. Distortions e.. lee Eert- Contracted Limbs StL
Joints ~.
Cancer treated uIon ~ entirety new principle, aud
with a succ-=s heretofore uueqUaied. ap4
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fsue.,a Vista Flori,i esars, .n,.

W. ga !. s4Ns E.Aa'f q S.-
Al the residece Of ~ H. ". G@iD'a1i, East OtfdarG
Always for SALE alarge supply of perpetual Roses and
Il other kinds OF strawberry To-
ruatn R.barh Cabbage, plants, &C., &c, in then sea
~, .,d V.1r: les Of ali kirfs. juui4
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CHARLES F. BiGGs, of New York city,
has been rendered the consu!ship to Ls
verpool
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NEW LINER
Fail and Winter Millinery,

Fall and Winter Millinery,
Nov open for inspection and sale
Hiss ;s.ss >sE'S,
.CrosI A3Jr aarth ot tb. Ug,.s:o,. IIoygc
LAIG + and beautiful assortment nf every style
4 and variety oi FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
GOODS buugt exclusively for cash, at the lowest pos
,be price AMI will he sold cheaper than be bought
ia any other place III Ottawa Ladies in search ci
fashionable. stylish Bouucts, invited to chi ami
examine my goods and prices. sep29
S'E's' a 81 = VI 5 z. ZEE Al Ed.
IlE undersigned having purchased the shop aHd stock
Of Gcwel Finley where he intends to larry on the
business extensive scale lie has on hand and
is always receip; the best quality of American TIA
iiau and Egyptian Marble. for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments Nantes. Furniture, &c. As he has Of
the Rest workmen in the western country, he feels as
srrd that he up anything in his line in superb
style together with loT prices, he feels assured that
he w give al those VINO favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
y. y. Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
ur0all .ly attended to. JAMES WILLS.