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The Humboldt Celebration.


Tuesday proved most unfortunate day for.
the projected Humboldt tNcelsbrstion at Ottawa,
the chief part Of which was designed to be en-
acted in the open air. It had not only rained all
Monday night to render the roads next to i'm.
passsbls, bat'it ra,ned all day Tuesday, 50 that
the whole ont door programme had to be aban-
dousd. In consequence Of the rain, also, none
of the societies from abroad that were expected
put in an appearance, except BY few struggling
members. 80, .~
The committee of arrangements got together
during the day, and after abandoning all at.
tempt 10 carry ont the ont door programme, re- /.
solved to fill as much Of it as practicable at Tur
Nor Hall in the evening. Accordingly, at an
early hour on Tuesday evening. the Hall was
filled with an interested crowd to witness the
proceedings. They were opened with vocal and
instrumental music. Then Mr.. G.. w. Ravens
rscited . bsaatiful poem, expressly adapted to
TO the occasion. II had been thoroughly msmor.
ised, and was delivered with great distinctness
Of diotlon and propriety Of gesture. Then DR..
Baierhoier, of Peru, delivered the oration, that
was intended to be delivered in tho grove then
followed more music, and then the daylight
proceedings ended, and the party was ready to,
proceed with the ball for the evening.
The Hall was beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion, and on the stage were placed bevy Of
young lsdiss in white, representing the states Of
tho union. splendid bust Of Humboldt was
placed in the foreground, and about the walls
were disposed numerous legends appropriate to
the occasion, beautifully festooned and decorat-
ed in evergreens. '.' i's+
The dancing was kept up until a late or rath-
er early hour lnext morning,) the happy revsl.
ers seeming determined, in the enjoyments Of the
night, to be revenged for the disappointments
Of the day, and We rather think they succeeded.
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LIVE MEN.-R. H. Lowe s. Go. are dong
heavy work in the real estate business, During
tho week, in addition to their home trade, they
have sold in Hancock county, Iowa, 800 acres Of
land; in Winnsbayo county, 80 acres; in Tay.
lor county 14O acres; in Washington county,
Kansas, 1870 acres, and in Lyon county, 22O
acres. at prices ranging from 50 to $3.50 psr
acre. 'i"
There is nothing like advertising and hard
cork. That's what the boys say. qa ,l D. d
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A COMMON WANT.-You might as well at.
tempt to liye without bread or water as without
dry goods The great question is, whore to get
good article at the smallest cost Expsrien,e
Is the best teacher, and experience has taught
hundreds that Reddick & Gillen's is exactly that
place. They sell at fraction above cost; war
rant every article have one price for all, and %
they receive lots Of new goods every week, you
have an endless variety to choose from.
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before Judge Drummond TO enioin the city from
constructing tannel at La Sale street (the bill
admitted that the city had the right to construct
the tunnel Judge DrummoAd uses the following
language: f-.s5..
II had occasion quits recently to examine full
~ the rights Of the city and Of individuals touch
ing property dedicated to public use, and esms
to the conclusion, in the ease referred TO- that the
ast attempted TO be done BY the city was unau-
thorized but here the plaintiff council comedies
that the city is authorized to construct the tun-
mel, bat insists only that provision should b first
made for compensation; bat where great pub
llc work 10 in. psogrssA court Of ohsnoery 10
unwilling to stop it, unless The party affected BY
it il irreparably damnified. I. 81
Here the responsibility Of the city to answer
in damages cannot b doubted, neither can it be
questioned. that m action at law osn be main
tanned against the city If theeonstruction of the
tunnel shal injure The plaintiff, and il shall
prove 70 bs that kind Of injury for which, in
point OF law, indemnity should be given, and it
is refused" 7il-go, =. ii5
The Chicago Times Of last Monday, comment
ing upon this decision, says:
In concluding his decisiop, Judge Drummond
said that In case it proved thst the construction
OF the tnnnel should damage the plaintiff, he had
q decided opinion upon the question - to
whether OF not the city should make compensa-
ton. This decided opinion vs take to mean, in
view Of the extract quoted above, that he bs.
lieves the city should make compensation for
damages resulting to private property. II this
opinion be not new, il i one that has the indorse-
ment OF common sense - wall q the approval OF
the people generally. The public is always will.
ing to compensats the individual when his
rights are invaded or his property damaged, ia .
case in which tho result is general good. Any
other conclusion would be . manitest wrong, an
outrage. es.... f, s~,r,ay q 80. :, ,a,.
Entertaining these views I Irsspsctfully return
this ordinance to your further consideration. o7
~ 80, 1.- II. A. SHuLER, Mayor.
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A splendid stock Of clothing jsst received at
II. Stiefel's Clothing Bazaar. ..s

"Why not send few eases Of these beautiful
boots, shoes, Nspoleons, Balmorals, Polands, &C.,
&C., to the fairP" asked manager Of the fair Of
Child & Bro. There were at the time sbont %
customers waiting to be served, and the "boys"
looked ~ if they had seen no rest for three days.
"Do we look like spending time at the fair ~ was
the response. It is wonderful what amounts Of
goods these boys are selling just now. Their
customer seem to come from all over three
counties @~''
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'JM CROSS has BEEN reapiag q rich harvest
during thepresent week. about half the visitors at
the fair apparently resorting 20 his dining room
for their ''vittels." The country people feel
grateful to Jim for reducing the price Of din.
ner to 40 cents for so prominent q "feeder as
Jim having led of with the reduction, all the
others had t. follow. ,ri-sbe.-
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I. q. o. II.

OTTAWA LUDss No. IL: Meets every Thursday evening
Lessing Lodge No. S Gernan Lodge) meets every Wed
block. =
Daughters OF Rebeocs: Meet the first Tuesday
ming OF each month.
OTTAWA EycAxpMxSr No. SO: Meets on the second and
ourth Tuesday evening.
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Agents.

ALEX. .vAuoHrr ESQ., Is our authorized agent at Seneca
ILL., receive pay for old subscriptions the Free
Trader and contract for job printing &e All orders sent
through him receive prompt attention.
j. MONTGOMERY Esq, authorized Agcntst Leland,
IN this county receipt for subscriptions to the Free Tra
der, advertising. &c.
c. DoSAGHHo, ESQ, and G. W: CuxxISs antho.
rzed agents receipt for subscriptions to the FREE IRA
for Advertisements &c. at the town Of Strestor in
this county.
j. W. BIowNR Esq, authorized agent at Eaflvile
In this county receipt for subscriptions and advertise,
ment In the Free Trader. =.
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Losk Ous.

We being modest arn and not given 70 blow
ing, would like 70 know Row large q Mound,
square or oubs neal y; 10 give men an they
want ior Forty osnts and team % hay "a the bar.
gam, Also Ifssh Oystsrs rsosivsd twice . week,
warrsntsd, and game IN season, sos upiin any
style st all hours. Try uAor rExchsnss Hotel
and OoAse Hsuss. 1ornAalS y Wade. eal .',,'' W,
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The Operative corps Of the FREE TRADER
Office, and that includes all from boss to devil,
are debtors to Hon. VIM. Hlckling for splendid
treat in the way of basket ct pears from his
garden in this city. There is no fruit moro de-
icious than good pear, such as these we're.
We did not learn the name of the variety, but
as Mr.. Hickliug's trees are loaded, and seem to
bear we'll every year, we should think the vsrie-
ty is one eminently worthy Of extensive cult.
walton. stev
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Tenn nperance Orders.

o. @. T., OTTAWA LoDsE No. s35: Meets every Friday
evening In their hail. Cheevers New Block T. Smith, w.
r. B.. Geo. W. Lamb. W. C. T. - 3
OF H. LIVE OAK TEMPLE No. (subordna ate): Meets
g:y Tuesday evening at their hail. Cheevers Block
c. z. Morse, VIC. I. John DickermAn, W. II.
Annenaha Social Temple No g. meets In the New Hall In
Cheeyers Block every Thursday evening Msss Ella Grow
T.: Geo II. Hunter, D. p. r. Mrs. Thos. Ready, 8. r.
A. L. Wood b. X.
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, AMONG THR HOosIRRs.-Ottaws has lost one
Of her best business men in the person Of Mr..
GMBRRr Corr, who has gathered up his stock
and moved 70 Kentland, Ind, thriving young
town Just across the Illinois line, on the Peoria
and Toledo r. r. Tho Ksntlanders will find
Mr.. Goff . fair, honorable and liberal man to do
business with, who knows how to select goods
TO suit them and how 10 ssll them at low prices
and still mako money. rne"s s'd p"
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.
About the 18th of SspAsnbsr saeh year II 10
noticed that the JsyiiA population Of Ottawa, Z.
we'll - Of oil other CITIES sssss work, put oa
serious e0untsnanoe. aslsss thsir places ID bud.
neas, and seem to disappear ftom light q com.
plstsly as IL they had yall S.SA iAso -ths sstsd;
and many people havs asked ~ what il mems.
By their leave. We viA u. ~ s3plsiH Glt \ hs
great jewish fast dayEths Ysm K;ppour, or Day
Of Atonenent. lts 0iigiT ID dsritsd from, aSd
its observance sniojss1b ~ sssssg, in Holy
Writ found in Leviticas xvi 2o-S1: w
'Thi' shall bs uase ySy ! stitass forever In
tho seventh month, on he tsnth Of the month,
g. 's;S .s.ssss s's sssss,; ss g
stranger thpt soissrpstA ! ,aipsue -you. For On
that day shsil ths prisss make IN a ssonsnent for
you, to cleanse you srol1 "a 1y6ir sias; before
the Lord shall 70 - clean. Il s1ali b q Sab.
bath OF rest unto you, aud 70 shall af1ict your.
selves a. statute forSvee.". ,sr7Ir3
During this season Of psnitenccs all true Jews
abstain wholly from food and drink for whole
day and night, and srs sniytassd ths whole Of the
time in pubic religious dsxercissis or. where
Ithsrois no synssosas, inH private dsvosi01 and
meditation. a-'A si1r46 srvrs - ilsne
In large cities, where the Jews are numerous
and have hns places Of worship, thsrs is perhaps.
in all the religious syitsms S1taat, no dAy equal
to tho jewish ESm Kipposr Nis grand and
imposing, not on account Of il ceremonies, but
BY reason Of the humble sttitude-sf myriads M
worshippeu. Tho very fact that, -thropshout
the whole habitabls slobs, millions Of voices are
raised 10 God, implofing forgiveness 3or ~, ,pAsA
and promising amsndmsnt for the future, 'and
that their voices, however weak isr the want Of
su,tsnance, WILL At Il. eoaciuson Of .b. s.rvio,,
with their physi'si tovsn 'lsddosd,1 'hoss
.. the sam. time, .. II thsir very hearts .vsr.
spiritualised, "HsAs, Q, IsasL he Lord our God
is one God"-this il > scene which eanssb we'll
be described.
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As I am desirous Of removing my family to
Iowa, offer for rent At almost nominal price
my large two story frame house and grounds q
aores), known - tho Bronson Murray place, on
the bluff one mile north Of Ottawa Inquire 1T
the premises or Of F. A. Sherwood, banker. q,
-4f9 t 1uS eaE aE E. PERKINS,
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DoUBTFUL.-A st. Paul dispatch IN no chi.
cago papers Of Tuesday says: Tho depot q Ne
St.. Paul & Sioux City Railroad at Otawa, Iii.
nois, was struck by lightning yesterday aai
burned, together With contents, including sever
a car loads Of oats" Not word Of truth in il,
Peshaps the accident occurred somewhsre' ID
Minnesota,
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WEsrox THE WALxIsr may walk, but
Calkins will sell lumber land the bsst you ever
saw for the price,) at $l4psr n. II you want
awful wide bosrds st fair psios, 70 70 Cslk,ns'.
II yon want dry siding and flooring that viii
not shriAk, 60 70 CalkinS. In iaot, you 90 n
ways And anything in the timber line at his yard.
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No part Of the county fair was Asld ~ TIE %.
pular store Of Scott Houts d %, though, irsn
the splendid display Of goods they make nd tAs
crowds that throag theiY store 70 80 and buy
them, some people have innocsntly imagined
that they were running big end Of the fair
Net u sn. Il was nothins bts sAsir own hral
mate business. ,y ,.,,..s ss,, ,,.e .p,. Nv
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A John Stout has lately had good deal Of
experience In species Of finsry in greal demand
occasionally BY ladies who are said ito love
their lords" IL is susgestsd that those in want
OF that particular line Of goods will find IL TO
their adYantage 70 give him . call You can
bet your bottom dollar. John is fully posted in
oil the details Of Lhos trade. ,h bG
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VERY MANY hearts were ssddened and toueh-
cd with sympathy By the snnouneemenA, thst
Mrs. Albert Forbes hsd ,passsd nom this sartk.
shs was born in this souaty, (at NortAvills,) had
lived in this city since childhood, aAd bad bssa
making friends and Winning esteem, and life
had opened very brightly tssoss her. A happy
wife and mother. living in her own home. q
seemed very strange that she should b called
TO leave husband, and ohild. and home, 20 soos.
But God knows whsa - sivssasep 70 his bSiovsl.
A very large concourse gathered at the hosss
Of her father. Frsnuis Warner, tsq, % bid tar..
we'll 10 the remains.
The coffin was beautifully decorated with
white flowers and fragrant lsavss.T Her Sunday
school class Of little boys were prsssn& naA n
the grave strewed flowers upon ths, ,cofin-lid. =
The funsrel services were conducted By Rev.
Mr.. Whittlessy. os whose church The deceased
wss an active ssd beloved member. 4 !
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You can get barrel Of nice spring wheat
-four at Eagle MIL" We have everything in
the milling line. eo F.g sa
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The best quality Of French and American Pa
Per and Envelopes, both plain and initialed, can
always b iouri a. Osman b Hapemans. f
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z5 wnlis' Dancing Aeademy. saI
Fall Term commences Saturday, Sept 51, at
two Gelobk r. ~, for Juvenile Clasa Adult
Glass commences Thursday evening, Sept. 30, At
o'clock p. NJ. Terms the same ~ last year. o1
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NEW MnLEN1Y GooDa-Nus Nattinger il
in receipt Of splendid new stock Of millinery,
for the early fall season. She has . host Of new
styles to show the ladies, and wants them 10
call and see at o.oe, - she will Aays no regular
opening day. el s.s sH o
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We run two delivery vsgoas. - ars able X
fill al orders Id 30 minutes, or lsss, from hn,
The order 10 given. Woods eagle Hills."
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/ The place to find nice ssugsr CURED ham
shoulders, breakfast bacon, pork and dried beef,
everything in the grocery line fruit Of all kinds,
such as peaches apples, blackberries, whottls.
berries, TO-, is at B. f. Baldwin's. La Sale 81.
+ The highest cash price paid for choice butter
frssh eggs and young chickens.
Goods delivered In any part OF the city and
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ACCIDENT IN GRAND RAPrDs-A note from
Dr. Taylor advises 10 Of ssd accident in ths
town Of Grand Rspids. on Tuesday Of Last week.
Mr.. Edge Nioksrson wss cutting srass with .
reaper, and y the reaper passed oyer a ant hill
the young man was thrown into tie sickle, ~.
eelviug severe wound Of the left leg, just b.
low the calf. One Of the bones wss cut. InpoR.
tant arteries were severed, which were igatsd
BY Dr.. Taylor. The young man Is reported ~
doing we'll. Ftl ~ .sv $40
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Meals only 40 cents, with team to hay, at tAe
Central House. Supper. lodging and breakfast
and team to hay, sl.25. 81. M. WHITE.
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Ladies, If you intend to go travelling, get one
Of those Saratoga Trunks at NJ. Stieiol's Cloth.
ing Bazaar. te av
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Live geese feathers. A new lot just received
at Adams & Shows
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Ottawa Academy Natural Sciences.

Meets nrst Thurdsy each moath, Dr. J. Psuls build.
tpg Donations OF BIRDS and petrcons solicited.
J. Paul. President. W. W. Cslkins, Secretary.
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Hulnbu1 Bxpoeed.

You can get just Is good hour at Sohutt &
McGinnis' Mill for $4.00 pr hundred ss the
"Camden Mills" four you are paying much high.
Or for. A trial will furnish the proof 4w.
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Farmers, the place to get your grinding done
is at the " Eagle Mill" More and better hour
from the same amount Of wheat than any mill
in Ottawa will make. s..,. ,..s,.. .,4g
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Adams u Snow will close out their entire
stock Of crockery at very low prices.
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For nice fresh Oystsrs Oystsrsil Oystsrs u
BY the dish, saA, - ease, - 10 II. WaltAsr's; hs
win sell them = low y my other eating houss
in the city. Ms9as8 i4 b q os.yg
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G.. A. R.

HRAD QUARTKRs G. A. r. Ottawa Ills, April H6S-Gen.
erAl Orders No 10The EncAmpment VIII Hereafter
BILE on Monday evening each week instead OF Wednesday
evening" as heretofore By order OF Post Commander.
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Only IS cents, or three for dollar, for oysts
stew at Jim Cross. .rk4E.r ss.xu,
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You oan get . good barrel u white wiAess
wheat Aour at Ne eagle 1illss Small Dspaas
and quick salsa TsyiE ies'sss ,,,' y 4 .9s ,''S
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You eaA ct god article Of red winter vhs'
-four at eagle Mills" Tryit .asy0ns
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Thanksgiving Dinner at Mitchelrs Eurek,
Eating House from II 70 8 o'clock every day un
til further notice. Price, 10 cents. 1".h ~ i7
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

JOBBING DEPARTMENT. ~ ~
Our facilities for dong all kinds OF Job Work. in the ~.
rous styles OF the surpassed this section and
we respectfully solicit those wishing anything done IN ths
line to give CALL BY the judicous and liberal az. of
printers ink many mans fortune has been made and the
FIELD h stin open. Try it.. "a St.& ft -
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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For the biggest dish Of oysters for the least
money. 60 to Jim Cross. Ha
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Ten lines Of Nonpareil make one squsre.

Ten lines OF Nonpareil make one squsre.
Advertisements not under must bs plainly mark
Cd the length Of time desired they be continued and
charged for until ordered out.
Business and professional (not exceednr vs ne
inserted at i've dollars per annum over nye nes ATTY
per line extra. -,
Transient advertising in all be paid strictly In
advance. .. -. 5.rs.. ff a-a..f
u Yearly advertisers, disseminating their advertise.
en before the expiration Of the contract win Be charged
the ui rates as above Extra charge will also be made for
dissolution and other notices not with their
lar business. n
Local notices, fifteen cents per line. a..
- In no case will these departed FROM
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The best aour in the oity q the Eagle Mills
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Z School Books, Of all kinds, used In Ne city and
souhssy, 81 .sasonabls prioss st Osman = Hape.
so4ig aid nFoA aar % q arINalis bm
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LOCAL MATTERS
CITY DIRECTORY.
Ottawa Post Once,

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS:
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e08I q AHaMaVqIs .YAaAUTAa :H1dAHT a8lT WIppO
A Veto by Mayor shuler.

Veto By Mayor Shuler.
On Thursday ai last week without any prsvi'
easintimasion y any Of the parties interested, l
special meeting Of the City Council was hastily
snnamoasd to A1 the grade on Walker and Wal
nut streets, to inset the wants Of the Ottawa q
F..R.v. R. r., that il, about tp lay its trael
through those streets. A. soon as quorum d
ths Council had convened the President and
sserstasy Of the Company made known to the
Council what W. desired, setting forth the ne.
ces.itY n fnss9sg the wants Of tie company in.
msdiately in eloquent speeches" whereupon va.
prodsced from somebody's pocket the following
erainancs which Vas. without further c.rerno.
ny pcsssd, -snd then the council, ~ suddenly
T. y hsd besn convened and done its business
lsel-tf.7st AN ORDINANCE .sf'a
rsl'aoe y 'A' Ottawa 9sysse .na Fog v~ Valsy
Bss ~ ts CIV councu cr ne cAv Of ossa,ca, ~
ComPeny having ia rsroed upon walker and Wanu
sS.a SoS ss * Y1s s a..Ss Ss
mencng veh9 atrss ct the so1th adeof ois Avenue
81 s sss e le0s s dssst oai
stest one wannt street On q same isva 70 H.
tenths q foot p hundred et 70 the Illinois and
chisaa CAra thence scross the eyel hundet
a. e sSs n q as x Il a. ss s
N-ft YNa u n NJ AmrpMaH - O:.- r,,..l
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Sopth Ccast; Mancheseee, Ghe4elA, and
Lincolnshire Midland; Nostk-kassefn |;
and Honsh. Eastern. The twelve haSs osn
1856 locomotives, valsed It over eighty
millions Of dollars.
The man Who defeated Ms. 0ladstone
in Lancashire i 70 sorpalsns tkss 40 belt
could b found long enough tof him when On
enc 81 swerd became necessary 10 recent
public GER nony. F. q sys y s,sss 70
s'prefer . big man to great one and advi-
ses Mr.. Glsdstons 70 fassen hinselfa up for the
next elsction, offering to dine four times
week with him '.at the nati6aal sxpsnse.n
The titles Of ths i1tssn representative
peers Of Scotland, inst elected for ne incom-
ing Parliansnt = Holyrsed Hosss, Edin-
bureh. ars as follovs: The Marquis Of
Twesddals tho Esris Of noltos, Home,
Huddington, Landsrdals, Aiflis. Lsve0. Ssl-
kirk, and Orkney; Visoount 0trathallaa !;
Lords SsltouD. Sinclair, klphinstone, blan-
tyre, and Celville. Tho sixteeath seat hes
between Lord Rollo and the Earl Of Ksllis,
Who received ue votes. The House q Lords
viii decide between them.
The following effusion, said to be tho re-
suit of sspoetc agony," BY : soldier, Who
sent young lady '.bokay," while in camp
near her home. . eminently satisfactory, -
far o Il goee, TO prove that ''nons bat the
brave deserve the fair, and ws hope had the
desired effect Here it il:
"Accept shis toaay from fsllsf
Who on has heard ths CANNON beller,
Has listened to the lSss tootsn,
And hslpsd 70 de 3 hsaD Of shootsn.
He has seeu IL Wos elooda dark srise,
Like Afiy bussards whom they dies.
Who is bigger than hia dad,