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!Nee: Eo'fOm Fine.
4 TTENTioN is invited to III. following points o's,
ARE riority. =
lat. Drrisnrrr.-L,.,isg, with proper care, less.
- years. stoves now in that we're set - ia
! 1898.
I'd. MAsrVACruEk-Every portion OF the Save 10
Thoroughly constructed. Each store is submitted 10
critical test, and none ieavs orr works iness
pl.tely and perfectly anisnei.
I'd. c.PscIrT.-Baking broilins, boiling, rosstinE,
and al other culinary operations, perorm.i at the
time. barrel OF 40 n baked into bread With
single FIRE.
4ih Ec1s,sT.-sayng the cost O'lhe o. eve in srs
years in the item Of fuel.
oh. vtSrrLkrI1S ~ OvgS.-In the Stewart Stove
the font oore rpen directly into The (pro
:-ctei by letters pat.nt) securing direct etab
through the t., rive oc.n BY means OF per '"rAtsG
holes in the doors and back huss 1t Will % borne ir
mind that as the heated air Always rises tais nstso1
Of ventilation il. the oHiy ., N ue ~hatever.
c.. IxTEz CoSsEoL 9, Hg.-.--The heat generated
by the nay heE~ tt:rei aHd ~ssd Or hrour
/ into :it rom t y!s's. Es'<.
.ih. TuE DJ.3Ls SH,tT EorIoI TLU.-By which a
comprising and HyertnE scton Of heat - obtained
and tAc more .ycaly and efficiently heated tAsn
: by nuy other known Invention.
S,h BEaIIixs -rrr.3rrei TIE top and without the
possibility O. SMOKE entering the room.
-. Hon WAIEa Ea,=-soIR 40 WAEUsS CLossr-
Bon useful aud convenient supplied by tn. waste heat
EUd .-h.4; extra fuel.
i0,h WsrtK E.CE-An arrangement for supply ing
ko: water :or tie bath room equal to any range.
SCS0ld by all dealers, i IL ial OF months; With
q written guaranty Eos that p-riod II AL cd.
"Er~ars Of tie uun-ro-s worthless irni.aiions
now in market, See = al the 81 T. r Stewart,
and o. h- manufacturers each stove. No ether
i, genuine,
srD-scrirtive P@mPl cts free oy mail to any ad
drs,. sr,aces in sII IRE rrin iPs cite, and town.
il the ustcd Statss. Address.
EUlLEG, " fi:EES co, Trey, v. l.,
sac Manufacturers and Pror.ir;ors Of shs Ci.s,ss
Stove W,-ks.
yor sac in Ottawa oa'y ~ JOHN MASLKY.
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DR.. WALKER may be consulted at the
Geiger House on Saturday nexl, Jan. 23d
from 9 to o'clock.
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SAP0NIFIER,
Or Concentrated I've
FAMILY SOAP MAKINc
FAMILY SOAP MAKING


w them. 1t makes SOAP for FOUR cents . pound
BY u.Ig your kitchen grease.
eH CAUTION! As spurious Lyes are offered
also, be careful and emily buy TIE PA TENTED articles
put uPi IHOFcsn. all others being (0vate.jsits,
PEETSfLyAII4 SALT HAELFA CTURLNG CO.,
EAi!Gdekphtd-lyo l27 Walnut Street
Iitt'tur0-/ 1T Street and DuQuesns Way.
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SOCIAB1.E.

The Soldiers Aid Society will hold socieble at
the Supreme Court House on Tuesday evening,
Jan. 18th, Admission usual.
Mas. J. DIokEY, Pres,
II. LOUISA EAMss, Rec. Sec.
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DONATION AND OYSTER SUrrER.-Thore
ill BE donation and oyster supper at the
residence of Peter Good on go. Creek.
on Wednesday afternoon and evening,
Jan Goth, for the benefit of Rev. L. P.
Crouch. All are invited to attend
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NssES.-klGGs HARD RUBBER
Il Truss-MaraIs ssif-adjusnng Truss At
,.,. !. 7. 6RIG6S'
N'Hs' eSS- Drsf 1Dd ~ Ae%u
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DIR. CHEEsEMAN'S Pills
M A r. r / H ID

On the 23d ult., by Arthur lockwood. Esq, Mr.. wx.
A. McCutLUM and Miss DsRCAs AAKs, all Of the town Of
Ottawa.
On the 2o:h ut, by Daniel Blake, Eos, Mr. FRspERcK
MFFyLER and Miss FRANCES TEsrIE, all OF Serena.
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n T T. ID.

On Tuesday,. the 29ih ult, MALCOLM LESLIE son of
Mary Alice and pr. J. o. Harris, aged 3; days.
On THURSDAY, Dscembtr 2lsi, at the residence of
Oscar Chaplin, Esq, Waltham tosnship, MARGAaxr
PIsKcs, daughter Of George Rieres, aged II years
apd neatly.
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iCe.sES!e.THs.
Pulmonary Courrpt.on a GsraJte Itsease : !
tARD-TO CONSUNPTIykS.
The rnd-r.snel having been restored 10 heath IN q
,.~ week., avery .uYl, r-nejy, s':sr having ,uf
tsrsd sever y. With severe IaEy sG-etinn and
IA: dread disease. cOH,u npion-i. anxious T. -ss-
knsrn to his frl!ew s=r-rers The means OF care.
To ali ~hs desire il he will send copy OF t pre-
.criPtiOn used Gree OF charge, nth direction, for
preparing rit usiHg She same, which they 81 and a
cure Tor Cps,CsrrIos, AsrrsA Bssscsr Cocsss
CsIs,k The only object Of the advertiser il send
il. the Prescription Is to benefit the Afflicted, aad
spread information -lich ha conserve. TO b. inv,-
.st's and he hopes every ,ucsrsr viii try hi,
Gy, =, i. viii css: ;hen nothing, aad ray prove =
blessing.
Partis, assr ing the prescription will please ,sdren
Rev, YDwAED A. WILSON winian.burfb
k.rs. County,
Ss,--,n New York.
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Insurance Agency,
WA. M. TRUE.

OAce in Basenctt o. BEE. o. UIla~A
afn deyotnr whole time and attention to Inc
he ISSCRANC BUSINESS, and am prepared to IA
sure rn- friends and the PuDi- in the BEET c0r'p1nies
1.-The United States Ain Agent for ths following
.pI.ndd list o! Companes
FIRE AND MARINE
Etna, Of Hartford, assets, J. s2.354,oIO 80
IiverpooI 81 London ~ :. 1,OS0,a35 90
Illinois Mutual. - :. I.I42,O54 50
Ph.epi, New York, 321,2S4 s.
NIacsra. .. 304,OlS 81
American Exchange, y. Y. 100000 co
North Western, Oswego,.... 262,blJ 30
North American, Hartford. 326,224 6S
Connecticut Mutual, Hartford, (assst.- e5eos9 so
Mutual Bsreft, View Jersey (assets)--. 4,4so2Sl -
I viii issue policie. as favorable terms as any
reliable Company, ard will guarantee prompt and
liberal adjustment OF aillos.es 0ccurrs in agsn-
~ Give IN. a call. WI NJ. TRUE.
Ottawa Nav 81, 800.
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Home insurance.
A SPLENDID R { CORD.
CAN'T BE BEAT!
Your Money!
The La Sale county Mutual
Fire Insurance Company

The La Sale county Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Have Insured during the past eight years in this vic
nifty, nearly
sI,OOO,OOO.
II. Premium Notes, constituting their Capital on basis
-. assessment, received the same amounting to
$SO.OOO,
Secured by lien the property insured wsrth over
S3,OOO,OOO.
The amount sreash required during this whole period
re neeT Losses and Expenses has been but little
$4,000,
Thereby saving the mbers nearly Fights
their Insurance. equva lent to large Annual Divide
The public invited to avail themselves sf'the adj
santsges offered by this Company.
Policies issued at tbs lowest possible fates desr-
able risks.
JOHN V. A. HoEs, Prss's-
WA. n TRUE, Ssc'y
:. 3. Gridley, Phio Lindley, Lerenxs Leland
J '. A Hoes, John Hossack, G. W Jackson
y b. Bristol Geo. L Walker, WIN. II. True,
john d. eaton, Richard Thsrne, J. &. SattinEer,
Ichn Armour B. T. Phelps, Il. Hamilton.
Ottawa, June 10, ls63.-tk
Bank of Ottawa Building.
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This Stove cannot be exesed. Besides the above css
braied Stoves they have endless variety OF FIRST
CLASS COOK STO YES, all of which wsrrsn ed
give Perfect .SdtssfactsOs and will sell them CheGpsr
than they adre been so!d soId here
They vii! sell good Cock stove for wood or coal,
with furniture and trimmings complete, WARRANTED 10
give satisfaction, for elS and from ,aat TO $40 Their
assortnsn. Of
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Special Notifies.
Land g. Loan Office.
f. SHERWOOD,
,mmaur. 1TIiNOIS

OTTA w q, AAoAN SASs
HAVING taken out a license under the United
IL States Revenue Laws, propose to act A. agent
ror the purchase, sale exchange and renting OF
hous. ard lots and landed property generally IN the
states OF Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin.
These having property they wish sold or EXCHANGED
are in formed that by placing the same In my hands
for disposal they will receive all the advantages Of
nc numerous calls have for different kinds Of pro-
rrrty tina. sale of the will receive best
:tsntion and shat my commissions for selling will be
light.
And these wishing to purchase property are request
ed TO call before purchasing elsewhere, thereby
soaring the advantages OF having the chance Of choes-
from the various kinds Of property l have FOR
sale srch nay suit them in location cheapness
IHAvE on HAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Land in Wisconsin and Iowa,
Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots IN O1ao'H
Lands improved and unimproved in La sALLE, LILY
ISGST0N and GRUMPY counties, in the state OF Hill
G See in Nattngsr's Block, in rooms adjoining TX
cha sc Bank - =. "A enhn"Sop-
ottawa April IS, 1850
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COOKING STOVE!
for Hoe. 90. ass.gc.i- ~. BiiI,ibo, C..i
IMPROVED 1859,

Fjh Ns'n onS Erin LavSe F7I's. AMI jv ~. oad
:'oa cf The ''i,brnisd rat M D1HbIs
SI,e. E.1Org FlHr.
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HARDWARE AND STOVES
eeEMPRESS.''

The best adapetd and most csavsnisntIy arranged
Stove for burning Wessern Coal offered for sale.
Hundreds Of familiss, in Ottawa and veiaity, will
vouch for this fact. They have also and heavy
Stove for Wood and Coal, called the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-16

The undersigned. having made large additions to
their .tore 10 accommodate their increasing trade,
would respectfully inform the public that they have just
added to thsr large stock Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-03

n. n. lSss- EScAcs' .1gesseD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-03

80, sATURDAY. DB0
A;.'> 80. - =: - ! =

s@&# e~01A<0ossS&4s@ R$y&Xxf f&f
Aessesls =: ..sAl - -
The passenger sxprsss trpie a ~
Hssslbsl Ard ~ Je11>h ski6l4 u
here Thursday morning, met With a -.
cidsn4 ssps C6mesqujg UAick r6bollsd II
the woandisg Of soms thirty pesgeaeeca.
SONS q who3 lrsstgSsd seffbu5 isitfiss.
but il i not thoaehA eey one hes been
fatally hurt Two pesseagee Jaers, .the
,suafionss = ~ Antn, go ii66n in
ths tysck by : broken rail, and tie oars
rolled; duwntquio . stssp SAb6skmeot,
turaing .ovsr. tHics 10 the deseest i III
two <art' we're occupied principally 81
ladies. and msst 4 those isjassd were Of
that sex, some of whom received sexsre
and seiy wousds about the head. Az
soon - the wsandedz wsrs released, they
we're put aboard,the care on the track and
brought to this eisy. A dispatch was r.
ceived in this city for physicians 10 meet
the train II the depot, which va CON-
piled with BY most Of our psaetitioners.
On the arrival Of the. train the wounded
were taken ~ the various hotels, where
their wounds we're dressed and every at
tention Shown them. The scesepresent.
ed on board the train on its arrival II, the
depot Wa enough 70 stosch che eyrnpss
thles of the most hardened. The old AID
young. homely and fair we're alike cover.
ed with blood, aud their hair matted 70.
gefher with their own crimson. Esversll
young and beautiful ladies' had alsarfull
gashes in the face, apd ono ~ notiosd |
whose forehead vas cut almost from ear |
to car, the skin peaIed Of and hsngise |
over the eyes. evidently inflicted By fsll-
ing against The glass Of window. A |
family Of seven on the train we're al more |
or less injured. several severely. 1t vas
night bsfots LAST that gentle
man had died from she injuries received,
but - arc glad 70 teov esch 10 not the
case. All are doing we'll and likely 5000
to rscover.--tSt. Joseph Herald 2sth
instant.
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RswARIRD AT LAsr.-Robiusou the
Democratic candidate for Governor, hes
something to console him In his failure to
be elected to the highest Office in the
State. He got prize ip the draft lottery
in . supplemental draft IN he sub.district
in Crawford county. He has now 90 OPP
portunity TO enter the public service in .
duty much better 9tsed'fo htp than the
position 70 which he aspired in venture
of another chsrscter.--[ Quisey Wing.
HThe citizens of Newark, N. J.,
have formed coal-at- cost company, and
have purchased coal mine in Penasylva.
mia. N#
~ The Office OF the Treasurer OF
Michel county was entered not long since,
the safe blown open, and $4,000 taken
from it. On the Monday following two
brothers, BY the name OF Kelly, aud a6-
other man. name not given, were arrested
Is the burglars, aud al but $500 of the
money was found 10 their possession =
The men were promptly lodged in jail
AFTER THEM.-It is eaid that measures
sre being taken to obtain . full dsscrip-
ton of every member Of the Sons Of Lib
erty in the State of Illinois. their names,
residences, occupation, height, color OF
hair and eyes. The temples, lodges, or
whatever name they are known BY in the
Northern part of the State, have been
thoroughly canvassed, and ths list Of
members 10 q long one, comprising nearly
oil the active politicians of the "peacs
persuasion. IF Peoria Transcripts.
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Iksp sonstaaayo hssAsnA - nssst ~ Isvat
prices g cab cpsscneD end pso.pt nsa laEus ~
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No. ~ Hon JvDss Ions, oftAe Lad Csre
~ 81. Leun, Feb 3sth, 1854 =
n n. moon. Hsq--Daa~ Dies have Tried your Rhen-
,ae1g1 Neuralgia md Gout Specific, and have fsund
srof reaisf mon twhs4 eehsr rsaedies have hilsd.
shink II very safe and reliable medicine
- v~y rsspsouhlly, ycur fffend,
@. b. LORD.
, 1864-05-08
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS,
E-Thc E@tcHa Of q High TaFlN-The
Ladies', National lCovoNNnt-Vho msu-
roo DQet3fne.
ttFrom Our REGULAR correspondsut.l

ilrr0m Our nsS9;,s Ti.as,. eos.ssponasnt1;
7n1 wmsKY MEN AHp MR.. wABasunss.
Tbs indefatigable nsver-say -d1o .Washburno
Is to-day tho best abused man In the United
States, TINT is, BY the whisky speculators.
They fairly howl at him. MOTT of them vent
home Last woek to enjoy, after their ardnous
and aleep1ess lRbors, spell of rcpose- They
supposed they were all safe and sound, every
.manA8tr1ddla -o1 his --own.~wh1sky barrel;
but lol they are back to Washington this
week with faces as long as ones arm. They
arc now buttou-holing Senators most inde-
-iatlgably. They draw some comfort. from
Mr. Fessenden's resolution In ths Senate yes
teraay, to print one thousand copies Of the
ta1 bill. They say this IL, ,dsne to bring pub
nc opinion to bear on their interests. They
protest that Washbprne, who they say has no
soul above saving . few million dollars to the
revenue, has spoiled the beauty, harmony,
and artistic merit Of the revenue bill in it's
main feature. The Senate u again ,thelr
great hope Of salvation, and they aver that
unless some great and unsccountable change
has come over the s'spirit of its dream", that
twill yet sare to them all the profits Of The rise
on stock Of spirit they have on hand. In the
meantime some OF the more knowing ones
have slid ont from under. the heavy bonds
they were carrying, and lett them to others.
A large banker in Chicsgo is said to have
made ono hundred and dfty Thousand dollars
by +, little operation in whisky. !:
rus yrrrcra =, . u,au r.pu,rv
TIE kffsots oe M a uen I1aaft' n,a. t =.
One OF the worst ea OF h1eh tat3n -
already beginning to be felt It is now relia-
bly ascettained that extensive smuggling
a..-.t,oI. ~. ..n nrd~,tot.n Win = v,.T
oPe!at'one nA,s os.u uuoe..o "a =. .,,s..
to the import Of large qusnuues OF snks'
velycts, rich goods and tess into Canada IN
der ,ts law 4ar1ff. an, thence tosuupclc them
,n4o +ba limited STATE. II ts at.ted that = ond.
'nso ,ne on1.su s,.a eesS es .ous
are also to be entpped from france, s"ltzer
land, Germany. Russia, and even China- Cal
ifo.uia and Oregon are to be the entrepot.
for The Goods from the two latter couutriea
M ~ 49, go r,asat,n s+s,mers h,xs bronvht
aae '.o .ass w. S",n.a ~ axs- nn. nH,;on A.,
o7ef c4,soe4 'a.aeo a. osss wv t. . o., uo,
laIs each, aod II u SAG Inc neM s,M steamer 5et
, 1864-05-08
AND THE UNITED
STATES.
HIS Opinion Of General Grant. :
Correspondence New York Hsrald.t

LONDON APtH 2. 1854.
General Garibaldi expressed i desirn to
meet the Americans before leaving England,
and On Thursday evening he called on Nr.
Moree, the United States Consul, and told
him that he would do himself the honor Of
breahasting with him the following morn
Ing, when be hoped to meet al who would do
N honor that Mr. Morse, no doubt little ex. *
pccted, rs ono wonld have naturally thought
be ~onld have conferred 1t upon the Mihis-
: ter. fancy, however, that no one will re-
Efet that General Gartba1di was entertaided,
If not Ut the Minister'S. 1t Mr.. Morse's, gen
tlemanly, efficient and loyal representative
The General couvcssed on a variety fsub-
fects-freely and openly On American affairs.
BE expressed the ar1nest sympathy with
the United States. He said that the cause
Was noble and Just one, and that it It was
necessary he wonld 80 Immediately to his
defense but, thsuk God, 1t was not necessa-
r.. Our troubles would soon be over, aud
our country would be the greatest and best
On the face OF the globe.
Gariba1di also spoke In the moet euthusf.
asttc. terms Of Gen Grant. ae said that ,,he
meutod rartieular]y on his Western campaign,
saying that 1t was the most mastarly military
fest that 1t had been his province ever to
have heard Of He spoke OF him "a being the
fright npan In the right place." and that ihe
ADORE all others was tho man to command
the American armies, -
II msy mention smother Item which was
paIt Of General GAsibaldfa conversation IN
speaking OF having been In 1oudon soue
years 40, before he had become 80 untver-
sally Known, ho said, wi On here he dlned
with the notorious George N. Sanders, then
United States Consul here. Since that tino
Sanders ns. written TO him, asking him to
go over and take mp the cause Of tho South,
, 1864-05-08
THE DRAFT.
onrntou OF solicitor whiting.

wAn Dxrlnrxxxr, PROVOST MAnsuA1 GxNz-
RAL's OFr1cE. WASHINGTON, April 10, seN.[7Ctr-
fP No saeo1 GRPsa 81 tSf aaa
Il published for the Information and guidance ofall
otf3cera Of th1s Bureau:
II rssr to ihf aas.tdoaq Ths.hsf s5s Rsa Of
stsnccs, oe regarded 81 Boards Of Enrollmenk - i
, , t9fs :4d aaas IN & ii IL as null
When = person, who has been enrolled and draft
ed, clkime exemption nom draft on the GROUND OF
iustiaed In gsanting it il he makes satiafactorJ
H. In the dsret whero he
Clans exemption at tho ttno Of his enrolment
I'd. What his place Of actual residence WAS 1t tho
time when the enIollaent therein was made.
been Of i liable to draitin lis plses Of act
-. al psfrens trom whom military serytee i 70.
duitcd under the Act Of Congress- arc Liable to dram
ct enrolment in some lst5ict. The notation oftho
occupation Or rs;tdsnss q enrolled 1s not
eaua1izine @ snons the different districts tbeif rs.
hoerer has heen enrolled In one dl.tfich snd
Intends to claim exemption from dralt, by reason
OF residence esowhere, must take caro- to be enroll
II nthe rec corrected enrolment b promptly effected
IN application thereafter msde to tho Provost Mar.
sbsI General. or, to the Boards Of Eurollment will
protect him AGAINST double liability; but 1t he ne
E.ecs This privilege he ought not to escape all milf
iary service In t1ne OF war, By proving that an
ror had been made In tho place OF his residences,
the spelling OF bis nae, or tho DESCRIPTION Of his
trade or occupation.
1t Is deemed privilege to enter into the military
ser7!ce ot the United States. The patriot owes i
to hie country the man Of honor owes It to his
neIshborato see that every citizen liable to military
tnty II properly enrolled. JAMES 3. FnI.
Provost Marshal General.
, 1864-05-08
THE FIRE IN THE BEAR,

No sooner is 1t known that Grants army
is In motion, nay before this fact is fully
known, the New York World followed by the
whole rack Of secesh papers echoes and re-
Iterates the "rumor'' that BnrnBide's corps,
in which it is well-known there are large
force of negro troops, "has met with Z
check in Thoroughfare Cap in consequence,
Of course, Of the cowardly conduct Of the
black troops, and resulting In theloss Of sew
ezu1 thousand men. Asthis affair .' happen
cd'' on Tuesday evening, and the relisble In
telligence up to Wednesday evening shows
that "no fighting had Jet taken place" :"
1t IL probable that the ivory orbits
OF the sable defenders Of the flag
would be vastly dilated to find that they had
been whipped in all the copperhead papera be-
fore even getting Into the dghtln Virginia. OF
course, we do not imply that negro troops
mny moi, like Others, sometimes get into q
panic. Napoleon accused the veterans of his
Grand Army Of being liable to such weak
ness. Experience proves that ths best ol
our own and of the rebel troops are subject
to such liability. Whist we do Claim Is,
that "stay- -at-homes" shalt not cry out
whipped " at them oefnre they hare even
had chance to fight. We do this for two
reasons, first: II It turns out TINT they art
not whipped, It e1asperates the South and
makes the copperheads feel bad; secondly
it looks very much Us II the inventors of sucl
stories wished In advance that they might b
whipped, and that the " mieh" waa father t,
the "rumor"
, 1864-05-08

EeW Orleans. f7Knu
NeF 0fe49= elefia "a ...:..: &3@13
Cuba a19N
poftn Nk@o0
A1 PpE1i1ud observation-disclosures IL 4isH
n, Z. fenned, powdered and 1fz11iated...- Is a2HH
White eA,..............,......... 2Ak
Circle A. AX&
Ezra AXl2l&
White 81 sG21S
Extra = 2253
MAFLE EVRAR-Neesfpts very limited, with I
good oemaod. Tho uarket rifles flr1u ut xe93c q .,
BlRUP+n fair demand. With GmAn and made
, 1864-05-08
ysfsor from John Bright,

fFtoaf .he Denver City (col) Common wealth.
It viii bo recoIlectsd Nv our raadcrs, that
eo,nt time aTo. Denver Council of tho Union
Isspue If 9mcrice, paseed 4 brief series of
rrEoluf1nre crcre1ltpg their appreciation Of
the rrtrt service the Hon. John Bright aud
Richard Golden, Members oftho British Par
liament- hnd rendered thls. county. They
we're dn,y Forwarded, aud on last evening the
followiuE response from Mr~ Bright WAS read
to tbe members Of the Council: -----
= -: RooHDA1xsMa.ch 81; 1854
J, Dran.sn-Tuuf lssser at the 1oth February .haa
reached me, conveying to me copy q :hs resolu-
,;"ua passed By Denver eoanes1 .! Tho Union
NY aek you to convey NJ warm thanks 70 the
EocfT Mountslns' ;. have expressed thelt sstisfaes
tim 1t he courts havs tsssn n @ connection With
titv. Frnm sSs nfst, have regarded yonr great
con1rf a. f,nr IN which Ill ftTiug men, ind Ill gen
e.ationa of mep ret 70 live, have deep tnteeeat,-
for haye felt that the 'lure OF yo1c ftce tnattu-
uons, and Of Jonr GpfeshmeaI IT. woala sena E 70 ger
ope. md to shut ont the hope Of freedom to nan-
A'19. f. Ens,,.n People viii rejo,es when jour var
IL eYer, With slayeIJ swept Gom Jour Continent,
Onr en1erninE class and ouf rich people h2se had
utsln a9nnathT with you; but the great body Of the
1stion hst hern sound, and wishes to l1ve In per.
petul amlty with their eoant15uen On 1oor CONT
nent.
think all lie rcptiemen associated with you In tht
retoiutions Won have sent me. We are fat sspata
ted by NouHsaInA and by ocean. but We think The
eame thoprht for the freedom OF men,
IN, with great respect so1ra n1st trYs1y: Yiy,.
Denver, Colorado, us. A.