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Fsom tbs Chicago Democrat
Illinois Central Railroad.
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The matters Of the Illinois Central Railroad
COMPANY are fully adjusted here ut last. an
would have been n month ago, but for the sudden
freak Of Mr.. Bn,terield say sudden. because
the whole line was submitted 10 him in Scpteu.
Der last, and then was the time iur him to make
hi, objections, if ever. But he let Col. Mason ~
on until the las, moment, wi,hou, raising single
objection When every thug was ready for b.,
final approba,lon, he took the ground tha, the law
of Conyres, REQUIRED the Chicago Branch 10 4
ycrye from the main track at Ia. junction II IT,.
canal and the river. nnL that the ac, ofths L-ais
lature providing that it should not diverge from
any po,ut north uf .v--Su WAS consequently
void
An appea! was at once sent to the Secretary Of
the interior. and Mr.. Butt,rhelL WAS oyetrulsd
He then wanted Judge Douglas to 20 with him
and have the case reviewed before the Secretary
@. the Interior. Judge u. perenporily refused.
and expressed bis opnion that the interests Of iho
United States, of llino. mud Chicago, required
that the Wabash and Klukakee country should
have the benefits Of this branch He also said
the terms of the grant in hi, opinion were IN this
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Difficulty with Great Er,,n,u.

A Washington correspondent OF The CsHaa.
nat GaSetts states that correspondence go
ing on between Dir. WEBsIhR, Secretary Of Stsleg
aud Mr.. CnAArTos. the British Minister at Wash.
in5ton IN regard to the proper Interpretation of
the Oregon Boundary Treaty Ii seems that ey-
er since the settlement of that boundary the cap
tains of British vessels have been in tho habit -
delN eIing, " attempting to deliver, nierIhandi.l
at American ports al OGcgon, without the pay
rneut OF the usrNl duty. More receutly it is
serted that these captains have advertised To
transport goods, &c, iIon one American port 10
snO:her--an interference with our CuasiwIse irads
which has never been tolerated by the uutei
States, in reference TO the ,ess,- OF any foreign
nation. Notice has been frequently givento thero
captains by the CUstom-liouse officers in Oregon,
that their proceedings were no, quite the thing,
aud could not be quietly submitted TO. and Ii
nallv a formal notice WAS served on one Vi them
by the Collector at Astoria, that for any future
initaCiIuus vi the revenue law ofthe United States
he should proceed against thcm forthwith. coo
demnlpg vessels and Gonhsca!Ing cargoes, az
thus brought matters 10 II crisls. The notice w"s
communicated 10 the agents Of the ludsons Bay
Company by the shpmuster upon whom It wac
served, aud by them communicated TO the British
p Government 1T home when the subject wRsL con-
sidered in Council The result was that the doc
unents was transmitted 10 the British Minister
at Washington, with instruction. 10 bring the
matter 10 the attention Of the L. ). Govcrrmert.
to tie end that the American authorities IA
Oregon might be advised that they were them
selves guilty OF iuiractions of the treaty stipul,
tons between the two Government, and the;
the Collector ut Astoria might be instructed -
withdraw the nstice hr had served upon tbs
master, OF British merchantmen on the Pacia :
coast.
The correspondent predicts that the Cr.s-.
States Oficcr- in Oregon will be sustained ard
that the British Minister. and not the A-terlA
Collector, will be permitted to withdraw Lis
complant-N J. ZriGuns
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RLv. Wa. S.cLArS.

ISluGuRAL ApDREss or President RoBEnTs on
LIBERIA The late files Of Liberia papers contain
the inaugural address. Of j. j. Roberts Esq, on
lis reelection for third time to the Office OF
President, which isa most credltable docuNent,
and will iavorably compare with similar doeu'
meuts from many Of tho Governors oiour States,
We make the following extract from II;
"lt is no fiction, but q vsritaLlc reality. A
Christian state has risen into existence, aud is now
in succcsSfdl operation, on the barbarous coast Of
bengh,ed AfrIcu; aud it does appear to me that
doubt should no longer remain us to the designs
Of Heaven in returning us TO our fatherland. To
this end Liberia is attracting the attention Of the
whole civilized world. The eyes of all are upon
her, critically observing every step she takes.
"The people Of Liberia are unq nquestlonably solv'
ing the greatest Of political problems, the eapac.
~ Of the African race for self government; and
have not the slightest doubt that, under God, Lii
IBERIA j. the chosen instrument for working out
this problem, and restoring to Africa govern.
ment a name, and the blessings Oicvllzaton and
Christianity And, gentlemen, 10y the Divine
blessing you have already accomplished much for
down 'rodlrn Ahra, and have every encourage
m,n' io p,r.rv,rr in your effort. to carry forward
he work cunullted tn yuur hands Will 1t be
u.kpt, what have ou accomplished The answer
is ut hand and though the enemies Of Liberia may
attempt II, cannot b. ransaid.
you have successfully wstrcd against that
curse uf al cur.c., the dr'r.nhle slave trade, nnd
by your cxrr,ion. have aided In cTrciually driving
from these shore, those monsters othuman ,hapo
who once Infested tb, coast. You hsVo relieved
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Dress Maxine.

MRS GEORGihNA PARNlI,EiT wishes 10
wi call the attention Of the Ladies Of Ottawa
aud vicinity, that she has opened shop
UD Stairs, opcr AIRS Grclg'S .Wiincry ciop,
where ahpis ready tomakr To order Cioqks, DRESS.
rs, Ngahllrs &c, at the shortest notice, aud in
the most fashionable styles Ladies wishing to get
work Of this kind done will please give us u call.
Fallanl Winter Patterns lust'receiycd di.
rect from New York and rorsnlc
ALSO--pun Sewing done to order, nj the
shortest notice. Oct IN,
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Stadden's Mill.

TN ~ subscriber would inform the puhctha, tn,
i above Millisin tull operation once more .andhr
isprcpared to grind, or exchange flour for wheatat
Nlltlmes osuit hecusromers and with s,ricattcn.
tonto business, he ehopesto part ofthe public
patronage. Farmers please call and see as you
will always find the mrrs rcndy to wait on YOU
nightorday. Cash paid forwhcOt
DAYTON Jan 25 JoNAru,H SrAnnrv
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Something New {!

n W G, GOODlNG would inform thcpublic
l)s that he j. now manufacturing harness wnh
patent SelfAdlustmg Buckles, which are decidedly
ahead otanything yet introduced or strength, safe.
~, ,nndconyrnirncc Call and examine them for
yourselves Mt his old stand Of the sign OF the Citv
Harness Shop, on Columbus street lie will also
keep an assortment oi harness with o'dstyle buckles
As good and as cheap as cnn he purchased any.
where sept ~
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New Heat Market.

JEREMIAH WOOD nlormshs friend and III.
81 public that he has just opened Meat Nlarketat
his new building on the corner north Of the Court
House Square. in Ottawa where he vii he happy to
supply his lliendsand the public with the choicest
OF everything IN the meat line. Vegetables OF all
kinds also kept on hand,
No Mlrkct on Sunday. The shop will he kept
open on Saturday evening, but closed on the Sab
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Tnr CRowp Ar EpIE-Al accounts concur IA
stating that the amount Of travel on the south
shore Of Lake Erie is unprecedented, Several
hundred passenger, are daily collected At Erie,
Pa, on their way West, and the hotels, and even
private houses in many casrs, are crowded to
overflowing The increased facilities for trave!
on that route since tho opening Of the lake shore
road from Buffalo ia drawing grea. tide in that
direction. - Ch. Don,
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Tailoring,

dt RedUcsd Pricss t0suii the times
TIE subscriber would tender his thanks to the
citizens OF Ottawa aud vicinity Tor past ayoIs, and
respectfully so.cits a continuance u their patron
age lie has taken rooms directly over the store OF
Rodgers. Mills, 4 Co, formerly occupied by &.
BurrJ opposite the Mansion House. where he will
be happy to wait ON oil that should call during bu-
IHes, hours Garments otaiI knd- made 10 order.
Pants aud vests, from 5 25 tn 5000
Conts from So to 81. ,decl3J AN BAILEY
y E CuliImr dnnc ON the snurlrsl nDtrc.
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thousands irpm innumeratle distresses eou.eaueut
upon the ravases Of cruel wars. ins,igs,.d by
heartless slave dealers. and With other thousands
brought them within the pale 81 eivlliIai,sn.
And above all, from Liberia has gone forth the
light Of Christianity, penetrating the very depth
Of heather superstition and idola,ry. so tina, IN
every direction may be- seen the sons of the forest
giving earnes, heed to the story Of the cross"
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OSBORN ~ VAN NKAAkLN,
nj the sign Of
The CIGAR Saloon,

HAVING fitted up rooms tor this express rur-
i L pn,e, beg raye 10 announce to the inhabitants
ot la Sale county that they have opened an eating
room for the benefit OF all VITO may give them cali
They keep on hand q lSYER&m the ShoH and
IN cans oi the best quality and served up al Il mo-
mrnts notice. And dhry are ready tolurnIsh meals
at any hour for the accommodations OF EmmcrSard
others I hey solicit the patronage OF the public
and will give satisfaction td all OC25
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HE "a @ uN IA a. "a " vn e
Erunker's Rifle TanufactorV.

2 y He subscriber having returned iiom the east
ysiuugtEr prime palmanuiaciurlrs, lie
u Is now prcparedt To manufacture the critbrn-
ted Increase or Gaming Twist Rifle, which he war.
rants to be equal to any made In this s,atc or else
where. lie viii ial>o keep constantly on hand and
for SALE good assortment oiouhr and single bar
relied FOwlrC pieces, Powder Fasks, Game BAGS,
Shot Pouches, Percussion Cap, and asupcTlor aTti-
cle OF Sporting Powder.
A. kinds ot Iobamgl the Ggnsmiihlned done with
and despatch.
Shop ON the castsilc Of Columbus ST, one door
south OF the Union House iunr .2-ti
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RAILROAD FROM CmcAGoTo ALTON BY July
ltn,xt, the Railroad will be completed from
Alton To Springfield. The company will then
hurry IN the road to utlauua 80 Ms to have II
finished hy the time the road shall be completed
Nom Chicago to urbanna cav by Jnly lst, 1853.
when there will be a coniiuuou. road from Chica.
80 via urbaOna aud Springfield to Alton, Ch.
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MILLINERY !!

c'S Mrs, G.. FlFE has removed her Wv
Millinery Establishment to the rooms directly over
H. n Smiths Store
next door to the \. House. She trusts for q con.
unulon ot trade, assuring her customers that worn
committed 10 hcrcare wibc cSccuIcd with prompt.
ness and on very reasonable terms.
~" Nert Dor 10 the Ndc York Ho,Ht' e.
Ottawa, Januarys, 1889
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LASD WARRANTS AssiGA,DLE--We have not
yet received a copy OF the bill making Land War
rants assignab!e. It was passed, however, on tho
9th inst. and We Learn that 1t makes the Vat
rants otls3O assignabls and give. TO the State
troops Of the war ef 1919, who were ultimately
paid by the National Government, the benefits OF
the bill Of 1850 Moreover it pays Land Oflos
Registers aud Receivers the sanie eonpsnseiIon
they had at the time ot,he passage 'i the bsl u
SO.--(h Dam.
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Horse ShOcing

DONE at z. Bamards shop, superintendcd by
- JoHY IlooPER.
~ too Prices at this shop Horses shod new
in the best mauner,n Sl25. Wagon making con.
tnucd ut the same place, as usual Old friends and
customers, and new, arc invited to cali and leave
heir orders dec1 z BARNARD.
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llniisr Painting.

THE subscriber hns opened pain, shopon Ca.
nal street IN Ottawa, next 10 Hossock's Store
ccyr orders for work or do any kinds of n,in,nr
that may be desired lnu3-t0 ]. Towns.
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HAvrL-Advices from Hayu to the sth inst,
state that the Haytiens were in gtea, glee IN con-
sequence of the anticipated coronation of their
emperor, to take place on the 18th Of April, on
which occasion grand feast is to be given, and
10000 rooops to be roradcd under arms, |.
will be- observed rs n great holiday throughout
the country. 1t is supposed tina, not less than
10000 persons will be in Por, au Priuee on that
day
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Western Avenues of Intercourse.

ult, on the subject ol the interests Of the old
states in Western avenues Of intercourse. The
speech was made upon the bill granting land. to
Missouri in aid OF the construction Of certain Rail
roads in that State.
But is the West to look forever East for its
supply Most assurcdIy not II seems TO me
the man il mad who maglnes il can be Here,
then, for the purpose OF illustrating my idea
have taken three branches of mountaineering
iron, the WOODEN and the cotton Sooner or later
the three, each of them, will depart from their
present locations in New England, New York,
and Pcnnsy lyanla. And when it is for TIE inter.
ests Of the people of the United States for them
to do 70, in Gods name let them go You can.
not expect, against the interests Of great peO.
pie, to hold any branch Of industry in any partic
ular location. 1t must follow its own laws 1t
must go who're 1t can thrive best. 1t must 20
where 1t Is best suited, and leave Others to whom
It l. not suited 10y nature 10 seek out new modes
Of industry, aud to exert their enterprise IA 9TH
cr ways. For my own part believe that the
people Of New England aud New Iolk will find
out other ways IN which they can exert their en-
t'fptIse and industry 10 quite n great dn advan.
tagei and LAY to the people Of the North East,
cotton, woolcn and rou must some day or other
be generally manufactured great mauy hun.
Gr,4 miles Wet ut where they are now. When
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WHO WANTS
Chairs IL Bcdstcads I?

~ / WATERMAN sui Keeps on In Sale
. IL, street where he has been Tor l2 years, and
has never failed IN giving good satisfaction.
lis chairs are all made 10y good workmrn, nnG
warranted to stand better than Chicago or ST. Louis
work.
r1r rhe public are respectfully invited ,ocaland
examine. OCtobcri.
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JArAN-There ia probably no country, of the
same population and importance, about which 20
little l. Known To the civilized world, a. Japan
Just dt thu, tiuc when oul Government j. fitting
out lIlge naval armament To visit that country,
and demand restitution for wrongs inflicted upra
many smp wrecked mariners, It may not be- aul,s
10 burul-h up our Tecull,cluu- ut that strange
people. They nre, emphatlciiy, 4 >et Of crcln
-irss, prohibiting, with but one single exception,
all intercourse with foreign nations Among
themselves, their trade aud commerce l. quite
extensive, and in many branches Of manufacture,
especially IN Porcelain, and what il now termed
Japan Work, they are great pruh.lrnts excel.
ing even their ncighbors the Chinese. The
cause Of their gteat hostility to foreigners, aud
their determined opposition to everything like an
intimate traffic with other nations. is ascrlled to
the efforts made by the Jc,ults, in the early part
OF the 10th century, to convert 'he people To Ca.
thucISm and to root out The prevailing religion.
This Society made great progress there for Il
time, until finally the Government became Il.
Weakened, and an indscriminntr massacre of all
protesting the Christian religion, vas ord,red.-
This Injunction was obeved to the very letter.
50 vigorously, indeed, that it is said that but one
of the Missionaries was permitted to escape to
Europe, aud he was commissioned To .ell the
Christians God that lie would be- served the
same way, provided He ever was found upon
their Shores"
This occurred about the year 1910, since which
tine It is made au offence. punishable with death,
ior any Japanese to visit u foreign land. And
SHOULD one of them be 80 unfortunate rs to be
ship wrecked Oh a strange cSast, and afterwards
succeed IN returning home. he is made to under.
60 severe imprisonment, examination and pr
r'tication, before he Is again permitted to 60 at
large. By dint of great perseverance and bonHs
cs the Hullanders ARE allowed to carry on n small
trade with them. They are limited, however, To
the port Of Nangasaki, to une factory, and to u
certain number of ships per annum.
Their Language, religion, and habits, differ al
most ~ toto from those Of the balance of ASIA
although the religion Of ConfuciUs, and likewise
Buddhism, which were introduced about the first
ccntuay of the Christian era, have obtained quite
a hold among the people aud possess not few
de'oiecs, The Emperor or King, resides at the
principal ci'" "f 'eddn, supposed tn contain NJ,
wprl. 90 100000 i."' '..,.'. ."A .,r.,,l.
ra a. o. Dol. ..... ..... ... ...
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The remain, If Henry Gibson. the Inst Of
Washngtons Life Guard in the Revolutionary
Nnr. were convey cl to the grave in New lwk
CITY on the ?2l ult, followed by a Ion. ani im
posing Military procession,
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The Dem5cr,tlc state Convention of Iowa in
structcI the delegates to the Baltimore Con's"
ton ilom tina, State for Judge Douglas
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g&I Boots & Shoes. L.

Na- The sNh'cfIG0rE, lust NOm New York
having opened a shop IN the Room formerly occu
pied by James Stout, two doors west OF Wake
& i!Ck,ngs store, are prepared to make
Boots aR Shoes 10 Oricr,
in a superior style
10" Repairing done nt short notice
Ottawa, Augu-t2 TowNs 81 TucHFR.
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cred b. .v.. .ll Irn care. 0I .,. .
dom-t,o body io d. .u.mttri 'o The l,4. ul
man, eud a!tn-''htr by vuwe Of hIa relationship
with the sun and moon of too much cuns,q qucuDp
To be- exposed to hcr bright aud plnriou' gh,
He dispatches all oi the affair. of HI. Kingdom.
except perhnp. those pertaining 20 religion aud
the distribution Of Offices. 10y deputy, who Is. IL
TACT The power behind the Throne
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!. DESTRUCTIVE FINE IN GENEVA A very des.ru,-
tive ne occurred Ia this village last night 1t broke oat
nthe beet ana shoe tttrs OF Moshicr Humphrey and
when discovered the first story Of the budns was one
nsirg mass Of 1smes In the was q wooden add
uon wnien .aking dfe communicated rapidly with this
addition TO the temperance Mouse knoyn az g Tempe.
isnoe ban which sas soon consumed. In dividing
the force OF the 1remen so as to the main body
IN which the Gre originated (Mr Bradt efs to the
m'rcy OF the lanes and the upper story destroyed.
Several out bindings IN ths raised By the hook
oo sco.r men ana thus the progress OF ths consgra
ton IN that quarter arrested rhe goods aud fara
fure IN Nh Bradts Mr. LszaIeres, Bartlett Wilders
and the TeHpsrance House removed OF course
thinns much damsg. in the hurry ana excitement at
tepcirg fucn dhasttrs We will attempt statement
OF tn. Individual losees suttslned by this nre The az
gregats fall short 81 $50 COO Genera Gssefs
Dee IA.
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iHE GALE- SHIPwREcK-MIRACULoU ESCAPE
OF CREw-DARIkG RssCUE.-One of the most ar /.
ctng Incidents Of the season occurred the lake. in
s,gnt OF this city this morning. Tho night had beea
lake was In terrible conmoton the brssksrs r. Ma
ana we're dashing the spray over li0ht house
pier and threatening even lAndsmen who ven
,urss near Win waNIy grave About 10 A. NJ IT.
had capszed Of Stooileys pier and eli hsuds were
IN the water. Thh startling aunounceuent broupht
hundreds thourand people to the bank 10 be
eye Witnessed Of tho catastrophe sure enough the spars
Of vessel about half mile from shore vs. go rssl
pR 70 ma ro with the waves, and cnging the reRiu
We're ak miserable humaa beings hanese on r ~ fs
was o9.iDg gale snt the poor fellows would - down
sight, even from the high bank which svsrioosed the
scene was an anxious time for those ON shore what
must nave been to these poor vet chilled and bsnumb.
60 fellows hanging to the rigging' The occasion called
of heroes and to the credit Of Cleveland and Ohio
CITY sailors, they were not wanting. Three boats
were quickly manned and started amid tho breakers for
Inc unfortunate vessel NothiH could have been more
fngy exciting than to witness the daring Of tho fe-
LOWE who manned the boats Sometimes they would sink
IN the dep trsugbs OF the that mot vestgs Of
them could DO tcen for some moments, and then they
would be thrswn upon the crest Of wave 70 high that
!. seemed cspize Was inevitable Sometimes their
oars would mot reach the water the next moment i'm
merfed to the gunWas At length the was roach
ca ana one Dy one the crew picked the boats
sart for shore They were watched with anxious eyes
way OF the largest boat with most Of the crew. was sov
and fears entertained that she would gWamp vher
she reached the big breakers ct the mouth Of the pier
10 provide for such calamity Captain gtannsrd Of the
fresh hands met the In the midst Of the break
er ana Jaw them all safe the SURGE II was shout
Ing time on land when the reecuers and the rescued
Ieached i wster In the harbor All had beer saved by
noble hearted fellows, whose deserve niche in
In the temple Of fame Ciepsldnd Pcisxeaisr Dec Is
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FIRE AT DURHAMvTLLE "A portion of the large
and extensive glass fsctory Of For & Co with large
quantity Of valuable gass destroyed yesterday by
ire. The Ore gnstcd In the packing room contested
With The sstsbthmest destroying that the drying cult
rg and fstepipg rooms, and warehouse The FIRE wss
dfcovesd about III o'clock oor after the MAI
lift the factory ior dinnor The lo Is eetls sted at
$1,000 covered partly by .fu-krse Inau-ed in s3ms
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-17

THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE PESNsytvA-
MA STATE TsyAsuRv We received yesterday from Har.
rsburg ftasmsBt OF the receipts and payments at tho
state traury for the nscsl year ending Dee The re.
cepta INTO the treasury, including loan OF So 16l &C.,
loans sDd interest loans were 50 $40 4s0 With an
avsiaee balance n the treasury OF 81 3S1
fhsa Lager, Dee. is. -