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ospsIscs Owes, wAn DsP.srssSr. !

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wAsgisaroS, Jan. ~. ls,J-
PROPOSALS for Is. ~, and lNCH CAN
NOS -rIspo.a. win DO received .. III, ofes nn'l
incS cs.tI on Cannon 10 be made in conformity with
dfa~inss 10 be supplied by the ofhanes il~pafi neni
and With the follow l1s spochoatops; One loinch tia
IL 10 ne made OF war, eeld blast charcoal iron, 30 20
e..i hollow ald cooled nom the interior eDd to have
,.nscy OF metal Of no, ss than mo POUNDS p.L qAIs
hos1 Of tic gun, s.d from cylinder cast from re
Isms and from NETS Of tho zane qusy as thst from
dry ..nd pood aud 10 bs inches high with 'n cpeAs
Of ,. ises'' greater aud - Sen'i a;', ,1 s =,
tLc from cylinder BY panrs parallel to aud egui'
dut ON aIis u the cylinder and tho lesser axis
Ths Ordnance Dernent viii test the spse!uen isrui.h
the and prove tro trial gun which must be ready
,0d ~. az. .. *. esnl.e, No contract viii be sv.o
nor viii tho be p'id Tor unles 1t ssA sHdar, proof
of go fouods with service charges OF yo~dc OF winch
200 found. vii. he with ,eid shot aud 90 rounds with
,h.. m. testing Is to he done free Of chag- to the co
factor oct be reqavd to Furnish proper fsrt.s fF
l,.lns such az oenyeuev ground storage fof smDuntou
bu u witch projectiles will be- embedded and ssged.
~ c,aor are 20 b. made tie qua i,y aal
that OF ID. tin gun, aud the O'duanco DogNtm ut
"a 10 have ths right test the iron during the process, OF
brca,on Of the cannon. ot which pu. pose tbs ounser
/. 10 furnh, fee Of chai.e AZ east one tpscnen ffon
bror. de, bed option vi tho Dep sr,tn
e-ed ono tn canno0 Each caDron is 20 endure
the regular proof std iI' saa' Of tho ;ae es"s'
proved alter .pseon s"a RtSGi "nn ~i be ''e'Sa 81
Of the cannon they propose to FURNISH ~ the fore
ons ID couduDuE, us plics whofs thry
70 10 ads time OF commencing delivery, aud the sA,e oil
delivery mont, thereafter d the prizes per P"nd or CT
sun for tho huishod No bids will b. -pecanrd
m ou ouldcs actually Engaged Ia tho busi.ss, eUlouce
OF which fnua scconpany The bid
Failure 10 doi,sr tho specified time will subject the
tractor ,ore.rre Of The ACCOUNT TO b, delivered as bat
tms Each party obtaining contract Will b. required &c
enter into b0nas with propeI sIotes for ia fnEg ia vi
mont; and ,sp'.r OF tue ooitat 4, sno.oes rAr, ~
With their bids be ~ the rens sum Of 70 han $50
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Tx CARGO o. THE ELLA Wharf.-The wreck
Ing schooner Henry w. Johnson, Clock, from the 'arkor
steamship Ella Marley has succeeded IA getting thu Adsni'
Lxress Conpanys sae, containing 5000. some js"ey
and valuable papers.
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orDca OF TIE U. s. Pstr cenaisioSAas,}

OrHcs on ruE Z. 5. PaIfR COun,sloNANs,(
No. 30 Ctimbers-s. 5
DUBLIC SALE Of PRIZE PROPERTY.
4 By ta- UNITED STATES MARSHAL, 10 ier the al.
rectl,n OF the untsr.isasd. UNITED STATES PRIZE
.GOMAllS sIONEKi, or FRIDAY NEXT. tie IOth iust..
At ii O'Clock .. M q, WAHD's GOVE'S Union Wa1s-
hon.sa Hsni.ion Ferry. Brecklyn: -.
The {. 20 u the Scho Bnsr VA fEH-WlTCR, con listing
Of WRAPPING PAPER. DRUGS BOOTS aud shO 70,
HOPS, CALF-5KINS. SOAP 6UNrOWDER, &c. ...
EDWARD Il OWEN
HENRY II. ELLIOTT. .r
u. Z. Prize CJmmirionerr
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MEpio,t PrRvKroH's ovy,cx,t
WA,MAGroa. u &, Jan. a. lgoj
PROPOSALS for ICE. SEALED PRO

Mupie,t PcRvsron's ov,cx,i
WAiMAGrOs. &, Jan. ~. LOS
PROPOSALS for ICE. - SEALED PRO
L PO-Ai.5 will received At this office uniil MONDAY,
II. 2od dy o. isogr, eI a. ,-'n I.i oeIoca %. s,
l., OF Jsnaaty ia' 9Th apply Of Paso ICE, to 90
delivered =, toe following pisces TO wit;
Hilton Head, sosth Csroiaa
Fortress Menios, visisi.
Pcn.sceiA Fioud.-
NEhs.as, Tsaneu.s
Esw.Oa-su.. Louisiana
ST fsoas Missouu.
Wssllnr,on District OF ColuIsbiA
qn.n,y e1airsd a, tn, re,7eo-s post, IL net IRE
oisoy bddefs win alto ae quantity Of Toe tie, caa
at w.ss ,s ~, % IN tS s9 tSsi;
od' Although l. desirable h-. titdrra 'hosld propose 10
furnish To Who'll souHi required al Of tho pieces
Bidder. win usio what f,ciuo. they possess any for
Tao ice must b. efRa bs.t quality sab.s, d. inspection
end Of the officer In charge Il the post where ID
The full name aud postOfce 'dds" Of the bidder rau''
appear !, the pT0posal-
paIe. na' sPPe VI the bid will be eonsdossd a. The i4
vidal prop pal Of the party iisoios
Poposs from dsoyai par 90 viii nos be cousldered and
OATH 81 ae. to the Unsd sisss Government aust
accompany cscn proposition -
8 k q :. A. AID Ae,ips Medical pur,eyer, Wa.hns:on.
a. and shoSid 10 plainly usfAet PfcPe's!. iof loo
TIE ability or tho bidder 10 "a tho Contract should be
swsrIed 10 him must be by responsible per-
whose signatures are TO be appended 10 the saaianiss,
sId thid r4h,-s must accompany TIE Oh
The rr.ponsbty Il tho u,rvys u u he shown BY Tho
ocsi Of the Cera Of neare't District C0af Of
OF Ine U.iied StH1s Distinct Attorney.
Iidirr, must b. present Ia person whsD the bds ara
op-ned or tn -ir pfoios.Is will not be considorrd
Bonds IL the Of fy. thousind dollars signed ~ the
ind beth oil bis gAbtor will be required II tho
sUccessUl bidder. upon si.nin9 the Contract
Form ~ Gsdrasiss
We, - OF .he County oil - aud stale o. -----,
aud = o. the county Of - aud State Of -.
do hereby guarantee th,t - able to iulhi tue COO
ac, In sec rdanc. with tho tenn, Of biz proportion and
that should hs propos'n be acceped ho "i ut once en'e
into 4 eol tact Ia accordance herewith. =,
Should the contract DO awsiaed him prepared t.
become ha -.
To this gnuassc Ens be appended tho official cstin;se
shove meDtioIei. ...
Tie Sun ersl re.ervss hmse The hight n iejoot
Any OF all bids that he deem hi,. unsut.ols
HENRY JOH.SOS, ~ =. n. U. ). A.
feb7 to2a Acting NJ sdcal Puryeyor
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EARMsin ORANGE COUNTY, at AUCTION

k'AkhSl IN ORAAGbtUUNif,a at AuC AVN
On MJNDA g. fob q q; noon. on the prtl1i,ss the
fu. now occpcd by Acxalder Campbell of29i scssss so
tie faf,n au. coota. 22j Scle.i O. sDethrr f.fr
adon;ug the lt also 30 ceres % WOOD
land Good farm buildings fesi veil gste I'd
aud are gpoi stock farms Stated NILES from turner's tou
Esie Rarosdl; miles from Cornwall, and ~ ffoui New
baTgn The viii be pcrcmptogy n Close ~ ass ntaatt
ForuriheT ps'tcu spply }. CROMWELL, OF A,oh
IBALD CAMPBELL. ighland Hn,s, Orange Co, y Y.
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FORM OF OFFER.

Tor wei ---- d, State OF -.
hsreby oaer and agree Furnish -------, agfee.5lJ
provisions ,nd In conformity 50 tho terms Of TIC sdVsr-
uru oi H. ii. intpect0I al boston iErrco spisHdeJ
Should my our ofer DO accepted Cor w-l request
thtt TOR may informed al - and That ihe con
cst-. lo'saA'uisI
lPhcc
data
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FORM OF GUARANTY.

FORM Oh GUARANTY
We tho unabridged, r.sdsnts Of In the State Of
-, hereby jointly sud scvefsly coyeosnt WITH tue
Uni States at.s Ia the foregoing bill tr
hd.j OF - be accepted. ttst re Tor the'D VIII. within
ten dsy. alter the Gee Of said bid of od)
tho with good aud sufficient sure
Ties deliver tho prepared III conformity 70
tefu5. Of The sdvers.Isnt under Which 10 msds,
aLI h.ss,o .gt ebd~d, case IL. SAID --- shall
f aso the contract aressid We glsroat,e to
ste rood difference betR tho odrI Of tue ssld
a. a the psIt l.vsG bitIsh lSignatufea
MkBeu.
llsl- -
h..6y certify that the bes, Of my tn and be-
~ tssnsigreLl
Place
tDsts
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GewlHs Alaebincs.
A&E,,
BUY YOIlR
1856.

ASEs BUY YOUR fQk
-tOOs SEWIN0-MACulNE ROW.
Where you can Exchange II II No, spitsd
THE ~ Y. SEN ING MACHINE EMPORIUM
No. $50 Rrosdwsy COZ. B,opu,v-st viii SEb o. RkNI
The heeer Wilson. GrJyrr Bnkes duf other nrst,
MACHINES VITA pgigesO OF exchanging wi hh ~ dsIe ta
chimes Sold by Instsnient v W.WICAE5 IL. toD NAY
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9nsuranec Gonpauics.

NCTNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
Assets JaEugry, ''>3io'@a9 "a.
s. l.. LOOMS. viss.Presiasat
T. D. EhDE9S. Secretary
T. A. BULKELEY. PRECEDENT
THIS COMPANY have paid dmins the las, eleven ycars
inward Of for losses has large AND aniy
uceans bu.r,s, t. represented in rlost Of towns
md cities Of the NorLcrn AID Western States oos induce
m emf, to those contemplating Life Insurance equal TO any
Chief Aeent. IA the North West:
L. BELDES exclusive Agent for CHICAGO, Ill, srd
MILWAUKEE,. wis.
HUBBARD HUNT, Associate Agents, CHICAGO III
W. j. WHALING x Sons, Associate Agents, NIL
WAuKEE. VII.
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A J. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell at
IA auction OH THURSDAY Feb 10 1863 q, O'clock, at
the M-rchsus Exchange Sses-Hoom No. Ill Brosdvsy;
lutA SID. 2dsv Is feet 4inchessoutb Of sbth-st
los side ilv., southe at corner OF l'tb-sG
lot south side 75h.s,. iT5 feet east ffom 2dsv.
Maps &C. at No. ~ Piue-st.
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4. ii. a!srwls. Auclonss,.

8. ii. MsrwlS. AUclonsss. 49,
DY BANGS. NiERWIN & Co., Iryinf Build
10 pg Roe. 50 end 90 Broadway Sales of Boeks ss
tiolory Po,u-cs WorEt OF Al f.lcY Gooi Furniture az
FRIDAY EVENING. Feb. ~, A. 8. O'clock 49,,
BOOK prii8s great variety Of nne I1faIy ed,!ioos
Of standrl Wo.ks aud raj Miscellaneous sc
Also, Il csice. Of Eogli'h EagrsyingS ind lev VI
IA
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Gales bn Aucll0ll.
]. BLEECKER, SON g. Co.

A j. BLEECKER, SON 81 Co.
hs TUESDAY. March
At ~ O'clock al the Merchants Exchsngo Salsoom Nc Ill
Broadway.
MOST DESIRABLE INVEoTMENT-The two HOUSES
aud LOIS Nos 3l5 aud 3.7 Rlvngtoas, Houses 4story
brick each 2{xS0; lots each l2x15.
Also, the trreo 3sory high roop HOUSES brown stons
baseaenta iron ratings. &C., Nos 6S and 70 MAngin't.
Houses 90 8X8 each lots 20 9kl0o each III bait 10 mos.
SUBSTANTIAL manner and In good order. Maps Sc OF No IL
Pine-st.
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T
The must be marked with name, AID qusntsie'
OF couteIts ~,
Samples Of the sboge nsinea Articles may be te.n the
LII. ouse Inspectors Ofiee a. Boston New-f oTk
A articles vii be inspected by this Office, ald foGnd ~
quality and quantity, Ia s,rict accordance win the supaa
t1ns Il the coula act before they viii be acceg ed
Livery OF aust be accompanied by written gnsrsriy
sned oy one or noss pousJlc pesou to hs eae that
II the bid bids be accepted he they will duly Teca-
contract Acc0di tue proy, and terms of TUE idVe
aln.n thereto yead 81 within ten dAys and n eiss ne
aid party parties osos shall fail 10 enter into tho con
t,sct aofesNi he they EgsfsutCs TO mae good tbc
terence between the offer Of tue said uAy parties and
&C uo1. bidder. hids sg1uiltsd by different mem
Der. OF the copsrttcship viii not be eon.deeI
An bids must be easd iu1osed Proposals. for turnisa
inz H. H. Es5sln~Lt SUPP les" The bid wi be o2ened
a. tue ur specified ia tie presence Of 0! tao oaIer
90 llsy choose 70 be Present.
JOHN MANSION, Captain. U. s NJ
L. II. Inspector, I'd District,
No. Is Exchange Boston.
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TUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FO

IL IL BANY and TROY. CONNECTING WITH l~lis
NORTH and WEST Trains leave: 49,,
mr.. .nd 10 !. no. .nd3 7,22. 1927 J7
- .sd sp "a. tsandays included ~ s9s
Troy and Albany with sleep .. IN.
iug cal, 1880 p. m. 1887 pm. -
PouIhheepsie train, an. II 500 m, and 2:2 sns q"
To- sId o:3l .. N. pm
Peskskil train, 3:45sp lt;olp IN
Sing sing train. 500 p ,; Up. m
Tarrytown $40 p fiJs u, =. u,.-...,..
Persons in Brooklyn csn purchase .cASs y ssmssS
Espres. Office No go washinyton-.t City Han Sss4n
aud have their Baggage CHECKED a. tne. 's'
points on the road and 10 SA'is SfFA superintendent
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g. NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT,


1852. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1863.
COMMENCING DEC EMBEk l. 1851
Passenger Stsioa in Ne~fok. corner 21h IT nd Aasui
enhance on 21tist
. - TRAINS LEAVE NEN-1Okh.
tcrnew'haven, g. 10. Tx u IL Is, lls iEx) 3|o w.
For Bridgeport T. II. m tEx)i iar, AIS lEt) $40, "a
Fer Milford s,rs.tOrd Fairfield Southport and wesport
10. IN u IS, $40 40 p. In.
FOrNorSslk e.3O NJ. nls 2ls tEx) 80, 40, aao,e
FOR D.rien and Greenwich T. $50 R.I3, ata 40.
5gpm.
Eor Stamford T. lEr.l, $40 nj I2ls. AIS tELb 40
For Por. Chester and intermediate stations T. $50 n
Il IS 5 aH an 80 6 80 y. Ii. t. 3D.. ID ffrd
For Po.s Che..sr I'D New. Rochelle. 8p M,
COASECLlN9 TRAINS
Fo- Boston. via sprias ted m (s-l 2I5 fEIl sp -.
For Hartford and Springfield. D IN Tex FLA -.i' trLb
tor Conrccacu, River Railroad to Montreal N. Exl
and y - &. IA. 70 Northampton.
Eor Hsrio'5. Proydsu:e aud Fi.hkil Railroads. q a.
Ok. l2l5 y. u. =, r. o. - Z
OF New Haven, NswLondon and Stonington Railroad =
ca NJ. ~ %. 2i5, p. nj.
CrIsl Rsilroad .2.l5 y. IN, to N0rtbsup.on ...rfy
T1t H9usa3 nic Railroad 10 ft'tsaeld. q n
10. Nausatuck p aroad. = g. m. 2l5 p. m.
For Den5u.y I'D lsorwAlk isi road, a N. 3 OPP
Coarloelous ssepig Cas- strschsd - IN. rn TIsin
JAMES H. HoiT. supeIhs'ndsa at
NETWORK, HARLEM ard ALBANY K. Il.
" For Albany Troy North aid Wes,-WINrkR Ar
KANGEHENT coz. uieucing NONDAf, Nor lIsls2
Far ALBANY ie:.r Lfpfess Neil Tfain from 2Sn-sI
Station. Rslur nips leave 70 a.. "a ..--J -
For Lo,sLTIsiu, zee Tine ABB.
:. l. JOHN buhChibb. sop-riitsndent.
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Fnrnitnre.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE, in
all eolofs Of .susnted nunc,uI. Als9 solid Chestnut
Chamt.Y SDtes plin and ornamental, 9, ~ tAKhNG-
VChk 1853 Csnslst, opposite Wooster Establi,hed 1855
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J. RLEECKER. son & Co.

a. THURSDAY. Foo. o.. 1869,
At ~ DEL a. The VI chsns Exchsu;e Ss'es-oom 20 III
Bro.dwsy4 LOIS with Cottage Sldt norh Side. be-
~ eco 81 .ud iihsy Mlps particulars No IL Fne'at
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Ue00ms Garos, ST.

AT THOS. BkUNs's, No. 493 Broadway, all
"a the latest .tJis, sWEpDING CARDS et low p'ics''
FsIsnH,lej " 1859.
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EANp CHAIRs, COTS, STOOLS &C., OF
~ lew lssigai. dlrsLe and light, Wholesale aud leaiL
4. BALMANkD, No. 10 Lb.uy-st. New foh.
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CRlE Passenger trains leave
IA from foot Of Chxinbers-st.;
o. M, Express for budsleL .
sa NJ. Milk daily for O,isville.
1918 Q. w., Accommodation. daily for Port Jer,s
$50 pm Way for Middletown. Newourgn and Warwlsi:
5p m Night Express, daily. for Duokirk Butsis snd
Cspssd.igua aud principal stations Train Of Saturday rum
through 70 Baflo but does not run to DuDkIk.
6p m Emisrsnt ,,,,,, c-,s.,
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NENTRAL RAlLROADOf NEW -JLnEbi'
From foot Of Courtandt- rt.-Connsctiss a. hsmke9,
Junction with Delaware Lsckawsnns ana ID ~.
,o.d And a Esstou with the Lehish Valley karoso sn1
forming direct line to Pits'ouiSh ana ''
"' wISrEa Nov. H. isn
n .nstserRa EKPRRss-At g. M for EaHen, ness~b
Pc, vii. Harrisburg Msuch Chunk Mihsmpor
Man TaAIS-Atss IN for kast9n, "s h, uap S''''A'
'ISm TnRoras TRAiN-For Easton, Allentown headins'
Po,t.yille harrisburg WiliiamspoTt. kc. o,,s Allan.
~ TEKousH TRAIy-For Easton Detn'cns"r ''s~
town ana Msas1 TSasFor SomeIyie and ntsrmsdists
s.r wKsrExs ExpREssFor Ea.ton. Alenown, hs o9e
irs HsrisbuIs Hn.bu,sh, and The "s'@ s's'pHs
EyyRsss TRAIN FOR HAHRlsBuxG-lhe N Smx
from NewYork arrives at Harrisburg AZ u ma Nas,S
ns Vast and West Penn ylvania Centts hIVsa sss
rrn Centre, Railroad North and South ana WIN '''
isn T TyparaW EXPRESS TRAIN FOR rHE Wet nssee
NJ Vors AZ o. M, daily (Sundays excepted ss IN,
connection Harrisburg win ~ w. 70 CncnSs and
ma eh,n,e of cars TO Pittsburgh, and nut one 70 II,
Cn;"sao Two hours time is saved BY tasint ns NJ
popr AND NKw. FERAY-Lesve Ne a. 4
l from Pier No :, North River. ct $3.50 q m ana
an IN. boat. stop Bergen Point aud Msn sn,.ndss
\ ,y;n s.sS way. JOSIAH y. STERNS, supenneno..-
r ono ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGLl. o. ,,
IL ERMINUsPa.sneer Depot, !sn n%%sPpsias Fidsy,
5th,, T. R-Wnter Arrangements sn1 peenpot So
Oct a. 1852: Leave New York at N o' md n 10
A HsSnor Oieus and Hsmptons; Of " s ~ sar lamp.
Iip ate IN. ard IN. '' I.syr. Hunters Pon. aha
80, al a. M for Ysphant and n.sGS a. ,ss n
re.y raes retaining leaves fspnsnn ,ri ru.
\ ON Friday Saturday might me W. "A MonSy MON,
!nroSsa IS nv Striving 10 New York st s;s' = N
iS6.S. A II 4 1863.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY
IT ANS Jersey City for Pismoot and Monssy 1t
9lJ m. D. Tor PcImont "; 3p. m. and6 D. "a.
MONDAYS only $40 q ~. Z. w. DEMARESE Slpt.
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ENGRAVING and PRINTING Dali ihsniesb j.
hIWedhng, n h'ue snd lQte ps, s4sEs-s CArds
pi.heads PoitTsf.Ac., tAELLYs, NJ 81 fstsssI,N.y
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SPnINOFIGLD.-Se gusrs FOR New. Haven leave Peck
slip at .J D. Psssenges north from New Haven a. II
o'clock m r.isi 6oasd nigh. ~,tlou, charge
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-04-18

NENnoTA ITEgs By the By'2eau, tn Q
new paper at Mendoza, we observe that
fiourishing corporation is over head and
ears in 4 temperance excitement. 4 tenn
perance Board of Trustees has been elect
ed. pledged to prohibitory ordinance,
and League has been formed and fund
Of 81 900 raised to enforce the ordinance.
The same paper says:
Geo. Stipp. Esq of Princeton, was adver-
tised 10 deliver an Address. last evening, at
Music Hall, advocatI the policy ef Ii
censng the Sale OF Spurious and termeHi-
ed Liquors
Geo Stipp, Esq, OF princeton, was adver-
tiseo TO deliver an Address, last evening
at Music Hail. advocating the policy o.;
licensing the Sale OF Spurious and Fer
mented Liquors
The Ladies' Aid Society SHIPPED two
barrels Of Eggs to Nations Craig head and
Phillips, at Jefferson Barracks, No, last
week. .... ........ -...-.
Sergeant Albert " Edwards, late of Co.
E. 31th Reg Ill Inf. who lost an arm in
the battle of Springfield. No, in January
last, returned to Mendota yesterday. .
Harvey Day. Esq, aud family, formerly
proprietor of Days Hotel, in this place
and la,terly of the Merchants Hotel, in
Chicago, is Low stopping here with a view
to locate 5 $3.50 $3.50
The demand for Houses to Rent in Men.
dota still continues-but few, if any, va
cant tenements to be found
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-04-18

RUrruRR wfrH ExGLAND-According to
the tenor of Thursdays Washington DIES
patches a rupture with Great Britain
seems to be imminent 1t is believed at
Washington that Minister Adams Is in
struc.ed to return home in the event Of
Secretary Stewards demands, In his last
dispatches, not being complied with by
the British government A letter from
London, by the latest mail, states that the
public mind in England was laboring I'M
der strong excitement tending to war
with the United States; that the agitation
in that direction wa. greatly increased by
the reports which were published con-
corning the arrest of the Peterhoff; and
that there is reason to believe that Palm.
srston IL in full accord with Napoleon as
TO course calculated to injure, if not de-
stroy. the American Republic. 1t is re-
ported from Washington that the Peter
hef will probably be given up.
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The ILL-FArED IEoN-CLAp KEoKuK-The
Keokuk, lost in the encounter Of the 9TH,
inst was not Monitor, but more nearly
resembled the turtle-like guaboats OF the
Mississippi river, of which the rebel ram
Arkansas was one. She had turrets, but
they were immovable the guns revolving.
The Keokuk was designed by Mr. G W.
Whitney of New York, and was built at
the yard of j. s. UDderhil d Co, Dry
Dock Iroa Works She. was launched in
the early part of last winter and sailed
from New York on the llth of March, ar
irving at Port Royal on the Doth
The Keokuk was not only,a two turret.
ed vessel. but was also . ram She was
smaller than the Ericsson Monitors, being
1863 feet six inches over all..including the
RAM. which was FIVE feet long, She had
q beam Of thirty>six feet, with a depth OF
hold Of thirteen feet six inches, and drew
nine feet OF water, Her sides sloped in.
ward at an angle Of thirty seven degrees,
to shed the enemy's shot. She was built
of iron, and her armour extended FIVE feet
below the water line. Her propulsiye
powerwas furnished by two propellars and
two engines of 500 horse power. .,.a.eT
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Ees0, u.iOns OF Coincidence.

A. a special meeting of the members Of
Lodge No, o. l. o. g. /. in the Hall of
said Lodge Marseilles April eth, the
following Preamble and resolutions were
presented and unanimously adopted
Vhs-eas it bath pleased the Almighty
Ruler Of the Universe. whose ways are
above bur ways and whose thoughts are
above our thoughts, to suffer one of our
vounamen, a member and officer of this
Lod.a TO be suddenly stricken down by a
terrible accident, and be brought to villa.
seeme,h 10 US a pre- mature death,-There-
fore b it
Ressrcd, By the members of this Lodge,
i, snecial session assembled. that we hea
with profound grief and sadness of the
Sudden and awful death Of one of our
brothers. CAssiUs MORGAN, while in the
bloom of health and in the opering of
vo,ncmanhood, and that we tender to
the nrents and friends Of the deceased
our si,cere condolence and sympathy, and
wauld express the hope that they may
have entira and iilnshaken confednce in
the benevolent Significantly of all events
nndsir the moral government of Him who
-no.iees The fall of the sparrow, and VIII 0
NUMBERS the very hairs Of our heads
pesol.ed That, as Good Templars we
vii remember the lesson of this terrible
eva,t and strive to live in accordance
with the spirit of our exalted principles: so
tbat Death. in whatever shape it may
come. may find us ready TO obey the sum-
Eesozved, That we will attend the fune-
..I e r,,,r deceased brotherlin regalia, and
rarorm. at the grave the Good Templars'
E,nsral ceremonial. lsaisgs teBf :
Hs.oiued. That a,copy of the resolutions
T.. ,..sarted to the family Of the deceased,
s;rnsd by the w. C. I. and W. s. and that
eo,.;.. he sent to the papers d Ottawa. and
m "a t4Good Templar" Of Alton, and to
seMr Paper Of Chicaseswish request for
: E. X. WALBalpes, w. c. T.
n r PrrcHRn W. S. e-rl
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sszGrs eoRcos1s- IL TRorBIE =A meian:-

CSkcosxsS Is TRorBLE.-A melan.-
cholv affair occurred near Norfolk, Va, on
the I3ih. Tribune correspondent says:
"Col. Kimball, of Hawkins Zouaves'
had command Of the outer picket gnrrd'
and, during the evening, Gen Corcoran
approached the post, and vas properly
oh allenged by the guard Instead OF giy-
ioa III, countersisn, Gen, e. simply said,
lam Gen. Corcoran' Under the circum.
stances, with rebel force in close prox-
unity, an enemy might have said the same
thing, and Col Kimbail refused to let Cor
coran pass Acknowledgements word:-~Ger.
c. attempted to ride on, when his birdie
wos seized by Col. Kimqnll. In the ex-
element Of the moment. Corcoran drew
pistol and fred q fatal shot.