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PAINTS.

PAINTS.
DTg CDiOTs--Suow whine zinc purple brown
CANA white, red lead, AMI Venetian red. ex-
ira Ncrmlliou, roe pink, IitharPe, yellow oChrc
ciif..p- llaa-n y-I!4l.a .al--H+e.+,r
Prussian blue, drop black French u,lf1 marine
blue, NGudykc brown, purple brown, Italian ST.
rnnu, burnt aud powdered. same raw and pow
dufct Eufkey lumber. burnt and powdered same
raw and powdered; lamp black, imperial black
Frankfort black, &c.
C0iyrs IN OF Chrome green. assorted in
cans, extra permanent riris green, navy green,
iru-sign blue, chrome yellow, burnt sienna, as
sorted cans; raw alrnnn, assorted cans burnt
aud raw umb~r n.-u -spTt"d cIna; black paint
nclhs, patent French zinc dryer, dc.
TdIHl5tes lrste.dslic body varn-h, super
fine polishing Cupll SUPER COplI cnbnety1rnlsh
fine lurUiiun ynIuish, best Japan gold size, best
DrMuyJm.-h lyfpprecialui Ii i-h, strong drying
ui, refined .Iusesd i, boiled, boiled liHseei OIL,
iG.ctdol.
G,omras Coio,s--All gaining coIorspre pnrcd
iu 100 b.&,s
Psac,ls aci brushes All kind, used by
painters and artists, common paint brushes,
c1mpis h.lf brushes, sc.
Papcr HgngiDg PLAIN and satin paper, bor-
drrs, fire board prints, OH aud transparent win
dow shades, Trimmings, &c.
Gi4s8 -- ~ -ig,r from by 10, I" % by 81.
Doors tal.j aud ung'nhrd sash, blinds, &c.
sand g1p~r, emery paper, aud emery cloth tor
nach,u.t-, ground pumlce stone, stencil plntes
aud hru-hc~iur marking, &c
EmrkG !-llrnry Niller's Eureka fine cut chew
ngionnccp, ut wholesale and tetail.
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JUST RECEIVED

At TIE
STAR STORE
THE subscribers nrc now receiving their spring
eek, winch ayr 10 be all cold tor cash or its
equivalent, and consequently Will be- sold rery
ehc"p Our stock il complete, cops!slng!n part
OF every variety oi
DRESS GOODS.
81 he latest styles and fines. textures Also, sta.
pie, dry and fancy goods, groce ~'es. hardware,
boots aud shoes, mats aud caps reaGy- made cloth
ing, IOr men and boys China, glass, and stone
ware. willow aud wooden ware, carpcIings, OF
every grade and nj prices GstoHiShtg i,ir per
cent Our motto Is go ahead-a nimble sixpence
Is worth a slow shilling and We are going to live
up tot.
Bcsure and call at the mem and cheap store OF
'owrsberyN Smith, aud YOU will save money by
50 dong. (hprii6 81 LowEsBLRY & SMITH.
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Estate Of George .ScAcidcckcr, decH.
4 Ill persons having claims against the estate
N OF G .Scheidecker, decd. are hereby notified
and requeste dto preseutthe same before he coun.
tycourt of La Sale county on the 81 Monday in
October next for the purpose o'hnying them ad.
justed au2G-Gw LEWIS SUFFER-, ddMr.
STATE or ILLINOIS, liz Sale county,
ss La SHE CHcuit Court, 10 NoremJer
Tenn. 1854. Wait Sweet u.s. John Sweet-in
chanceIy.
IT appearing fom an affidavit on te in the
clerk office OF the circuit court OF said county,
that the above named John Sweet is no, resi-
dent OF the state OF Illinois, aud the said Wait
Sweet having flied his bill herein, aud summons
having issued thereon accordlngto law.
Notice is therefore hereby given, TO the said John
Sweet, that unless you he aud appear before
said circuit court on the first day oithe next term
thereof, TO BE- holden AT the court house in Ottawa,
on tn, thirteenth day OF November nextand plead
answer, dcmur, or except 10 idbi OF conn plant
the same will be taken as confessed against,
you. and the matters and things therein prayed
Tor, decreed accordingly. =. LNnLEy clerk,
Glover a. Cook, solicitors for complt. 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07

Barfys great work on the trait garden INTENDED
TO explain and illustrate the physiology OF fruit
trees thcoryand practice OF all operations con-
ncctrd with propagation, pruning, tTansplanluc
and training oforchards and Lal len tgccs-aying
ontol orchards ant gGricus-dcslruciion Of in
,ccts-preserving frults-scirclun Of varieties
Price, 81 25 Copieslor'kc communicative Of
postage, by A. H. y G.. Burnley,
luly 10 Lake :, Chtcoco
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rVHE sub .cribcrs have this day entered into .
|. CO partnership, and will continue business at
the old stand under the firm Of Shuler d Co.
Thankful tor past Gayors. we respectfully solicit n
continuance of the same, assuring you we will do
rs well by you as any establishment in the city.
All acce un,s due the late firm viii be settled
~ The subscribers. j, N. SnrtrR,
II. A SnrLuU,
April 20, DAS'L EicnspTSGr En-
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IRE three very desirable and slightly lots OPP
l. pOsitc the residence OF Judge Cation.
Also, lots !, . and 3, in block %, state'saddl-
tion for sale on very favorable terms.
Also, the farm, late the property OF John
Ryrnes, deceased, situated , miles east OF South
Ottawa, continuing 100 acres; 100 under fence
ami in cultivation a small orchard, and new
aud we'll built dwelling house, &c. The place is
one of the most desirable for any one seeking
permanent home near town, 1t can be mace all
that one can wish Terms easy. Also,
$50 Acres OF Choice sci, C:ed Prairie Land
Situated in the town OF Bruce, on which Is o ca
ted Ipauponcy mound
Also, l6Oacr"S IN the same town few miles
from New MiehLgln mis- J. @. NArrlsaER.
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Estate Of Mmes Hoaa, deed.

I'''''-C = V'TW't' IIVI'W' VIC IT.
DUDLlC Notice is hereby given tina, the sub
scrIber, eXeculrlX oi the estate OF James
hoan, deceased, will attend the county Court
OF La Sale county, aud State OF Illinois, at n
term thereof 10 be holden at the our, House, in
Ottawa, in said county, on the first Monday in
October next, when aud where all persons having
claims against said estate are notified and re.
qucsted present the anne to said Court for ndlu-
dicauon au2G-Gw MARIAN lioAN, er'rx.
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TiIE ELECTKO vOiTAIC CHAINS
No Medicinal Agent

lnthe world can produce 50 many ~r au'henlica-
ted Certificates OF Cure ,bolhirom Scientific Physi.
cians aud Intelligent patients They werriirst in
ifoducedInto the L. 5, IN The Cry OF y York
one year since, and having been previously MIRO
duced IN England, ttnnce. Germany, Austria,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-10-07
S,,gars, OF all Qualities
STR We

STR NE
IRON the subscriber. living on Buck creek
L about six miles north Of Ottawa, about two
weeks ago, gray mare and brown colt. The
mare is lame ON The nigh forward leg, aud has
the letter G branded en- the nigh shoulder She
was formerly ownedby J. McBurney, on lnllnn
creek. Whoeverwl return said mare to the
subscriber, or give information where she can be
found will be literally rewarded.
September Off ENos BRowN.
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AIni Continuing So ACrrs,



Tl!E Subscriber Oilers Tor sale his steam power
saw mill. The mill was set up for he purpose
ofsawHg lies aud plank Tor the Chicago and An
FORA aroad--lbc subscriber having completed the
job il the reason Ioi oiisngihc mill for sale The
NH has been in use about Elk months Igst long
enough to be thoroughly tested
This mil IS situated about two miles from the
EGrsil,c depot, on the Chicago aud Aurora rad
road. and can bee easily removed 10 any point that
may be desired, Thismil would afford a good
nducementto contractors for this or any OF the
railroads that are now CONSTRUCTING, or to take 10
,h- prHery. The boiler has double lues aud was
made OF he best Of Russia boiler iron twenty.
Two feet long, and forty two inches in diameter.
The engine was madeat the foundry OF CuEhmnu
& Co, OF Ottawa, rated at sixteen h or.e power.
and wa4 made for service and work remarkably
well. The Jaw * OF the very best quality. II
Inexperienced in Boston and Is hily-seycu inches
IN diameter, capable Of cutting any sized lumber
The betting and running searIs all IN excellent
order.
The mill will be sold on reasonable terms En-
qlrc ol the subscriber, at hi, residence m Earl
Vile au5-if &. H. SurPHry
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TOTHE PUBIC.
VALUBLE FARM FOR SALE!

TiIE subscriber offers his farm, situated on the
west side OF Fox river, opposite Milford, Fox
township, Kendall co, HIS. Tor sale,
Said farm consists Of IS acres of first quality
land, well fenced, and 60 acres under Thorough
cultivation. The balance OF the land has wood
enough on i, for one family, and is well walcred,
running Along the b1uk Of tie Fox river. There
Is good orchard, Just ready tor bearing, contain
ing several varieties OF apple, peach, aud cherry
trees, and well Of the purest cold water. There
lisa Two story house on the premises, well finish
ed, roomy, and substantial, and under the house
large, dry cellar. The situation is remarkably
pleasant, aud cannot fail 10 please. There are
stores, grist mill, post office, aud school houses.
all within mile, and good bridge across Fox
river, makes them elsyo OF access. Also.
Lot Containing SO Acres,
In La Sale co, l20 rods i,om the home farm toll
erably well covered with wood: would make an
admirable pasture.
For particulars, enquire Of the owner, on the
premises. duly ~ +. w PARTRIDGE.
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Hair, cotton, sea grass, palm Leaf, aud husk
mattresses ;and in tact ARTICLES ui eucrg KIND IN our
line, IN the latestand best styles that may be cal
ledior.
As we manufacture the most of DOR ware n; our
extensive steam power mandatory. we are Of
course enabled TO tll any orders, however large,
with a much better, 'ticle aud less price than
can dealers who dep I'd upon eastern manuinctu.
rrIs for their stock, andcounry merchants, hotel
keepers, hndulOlheis in need OF articles IN our line
will find it muchto hcrndynntage TO aileust give
us a call before purchasing elsewhere,
Aiming at fair and honorable dealing, We have
adopted the one Price cash system, and we shall
pains topease and satisfy ournumerous
49,
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VA Mansion House,

TIsssE1r =, - HOD' n HON'
s.alME III eiorhavng recently pur
.s-sssa-SsA chused this well known stand, on
the court house square, Ottawa, and having en-
tircly renovated aud relit,cd il, has MADE itdec-
dedly he bes, house in the city.
He is prepared Ia cconmodaeanya amount OF
travelersand boarders in theyery best style, and
wilalways keep an omnibus and baggage wagon
at each time of their arrival NJ the depot.
Unstable will be furnished with all the delica
cirs he country can afford ,includnnall kinds Of
wild game, while his terms for boorders and tram
sientcus,omersw Willie aslow nsthe times will JUS
lily.
A large barn wlhample stubng Is attuched,o
the house sufficient to accommodate any number
D,horses. Also a large carriage house, besides
alloherc necessary for the coinorto OF
those who maYlavor him with their custom. NJ
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crp.s Goods,
NEW ARRANGEMENT

CINGUA us, lawus, de lnnes. silks, &c,
~ nilsLyIes aud very desirable patterns. at the
April25 STAR SToRr
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81 Geiger ilOuse,a@
.A.:Esssf OTTAWA, 81. Ta

.A..sasis&I UttnWn, 81. ~
f6NlIS House, formerly owned and occupied
1 by Mrs. True, is beautifully situated on
La Sale Street ,aboulhali way betweentfe Canal
aud the Cont House. 1t has been recently pur-
chased and converted into u Hotel, where every
attention WILDE paid to the wants and comfort of
itspsuops, by the proprietor,
Noycmher ~ c. II. GElGER.
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KEEP CLEAN!

NllE undersigned now established nj OttawA
~ in the Chandlery business, can supply mer
chants and iumiIes with all kinds OF Soap, either
ron his Factory, on Madison street. below the
Side'Cui, or from his Wagon. any where aoott
ed Any amount OF ashes and Grease wanted, Tor
which the highest price will be paid, -,
April 49, l85i-6m GtoRGgF WARREN.
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STEAM POWER
Furniture Mandatory.

frll subscribers, grateiuiforthe pa siiavors and
the very liberal patronage which they have re-
c-iyed, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Ottawa and vicinity that they have on hand for
theiall trade, avery large and rxcellen,stock Of
cabinet Ware ana Furniture,
OF aigualities and prices To suit customers il be.
ingin fact, decidedly the largest and best assert.
ment OF furniture ever beioSr seen in Ottawa.
Among the nuiEerousnfices v Inch theyoleiicr
sale, maybe mentioned sofas, lounges, French
aud common bedsleads card centre, extension
dining, and brraktas, tables, mahogany. spring
seat, cane, aud Windsor chairs, hal,Iees, quar-.
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PROCLAMATION
To Citizens N lnvaiids of ottawa.
pULVERMA HERS

Aydro-Electric Vol io Chains,
Demonstrated as 10 be worn under the gar.
- men;s. mex: to the skin. producing a constant
curren, OF Electro Magnetism, diiicien,iro.h any
thing ever brought before the pubic--gung I'M
me date relief from the acute pain, aud el-
ircting permanent cure IT all Ncuta igic Disea-
SEES. The most astonishing cures have been per-
lormedb by wearing these lutte producers Of Mag
netsm, Tor few weeks, during Two or three
hours, only Ia the DAY.
Rheumatism, Painful or Swsllcd Joints,
Neuralgia OF the Face PalptatiCns OF The Heart,
Govt. Scictico, ST Vltus Dance.
Asthma, llysterics, PEI iodca Headache,
fiutulOnde Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Toolhache,
Uterine fains, PAIN nloug the Back
Sick Headache. Bnduess and Deafness
And all disease called Nervous.
The wnyby ~ichthey produce their beneticcnt
effect, lssiTcty scientific, a every wrli-rducuted
Physician well knows Al Nervous diseases are
caused aud produced by deficient amour, Of
Nervous FLUID OF Magnetism. This fact within
the last lew years has been firmly established by
scientific experiments
THE ELECTRO VOLTAIC CHAINS
Perform a cnre by supplying the system with this
FLUID, u large amount OF Electro Magnetism pro
due ID, and passes uto and through the system
while being worn.
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Groceries.
Family Groceries,!

TIE ELCREsT AND LAhG :. ! :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26

The dispatches Of the Niagara inform us of no
additional fighting in the Crmea. Sevastopol is
besieged by the allies on the south and east sides
only, leaving the north and west open to the ap.
proach of relieving army. The mos. powerful
Notifications are, however, on the besieged sides
of the harbOr though as they are intended for sea
defenses, they must prove comparatively useless
against q land attack. The Russians have blocked
the entrance Of the harbor by sinking several
large ships with Gil their guns and rigg n.y. but il
is proposed by the slles to employ the Simeon, a
powerful iron steamer, to act as a battering ram
and force passage through this sunken barrier
The remainder of the Russian feet are also ready
to be sunk in the inner harbor il there lie danger
of their being taken by the allies. Ten thousand
men have been landed from these ships to assist
in the defense Of the place. Ad niral Dundas has
sent a similar reinforcement to the allies from
the British ships which have no longer anything
to do Menchikofr is expecting reenforcements
from Anapa, Perekop and Odessa; the force
from the latter place under Osten Sacken, it
was thought, would reach him before the 18th;
from Anspa, also Is, 900 men were on the
march to join him, having destroyed that
fortress. On the other hand, the allied reserves
had sailed from Warns, and must have reached
the camp before SevastOpol before the 10th, Civ
ing the allies at least five days to assail the place
before the Russians could make any great move
ment against them. In those five days there
must have been great deal of tremendous fight
ing. nAsia Shamyl has been defeated by Prince
Apdronkof, who is again crowding the Turks
and threatening Kars. OF Omer Pash6's move
ments against Besserabis we have no news. The
allied feet in the Baltic is of Revel, but will
probably do nothing this fall. The Austrian Gov
eminent is supposed to be acting with the allies,
and all Of them together are trying to force Prus-
sia into more decided position. either for or
sgainst the Car. In consequence of this the
Prussian Prime Minister, Manteuffel has resigned.
but was persuaded to remain in Office: il i. er.
pccted in England that Prussia will gven and ioiu
the alliance. The remains Of Marshal st. Ar.
maud have arrived in France, and are to be inter-
red in the Inyalides. The great hoax Of the
fall of Sevastopol appears to have been French
invention, having originated at the Paris BoGrse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26

The New-York Southern Aid Society, an nsti-
tuition for furnishing religion to the white heather
of the slave States held its first Anniversary last
night. Our sketch of the dongs is crowded out
The reports and speeches were all of the Mutual
Admiration stamp, except that the Rev. DIR.
Bethune could hardly keep from telling Southern
slave -drivers and mail robbers the real cause
of their religious restitution. The Rev. Dr.
S. Hanson Cox, whore church was once al
most pulled down on his head because of his
Aboitionism, was particularly tender and COM
plimentary to our brethren of the Southern por-
ton of the COnfederacy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26
distinctions are forgotten. and the mort effective
caDvassers for Seymour q. present are Wing rum


canvassers for Seymour at present are Wing rum
sellers.
But al that is gained at one end BY this ques-
ton will be lost at the other. Prohibition is
very strong in tie rural districts, and its Demo-
cratic champions, who would have swallowed
Seymo ur had be stood uncommitted on this sub
ject cannot take him with the barrel he chooses
to stsnd on We think he will lose nearly as
much as he gains by the Liquor issue, while
Bronson loses good deal more than Il. gains
6. The Z" KNOTT N0thixgs. SO far as we can
learn, there are about Seventy Thousand Voters
enrolled on the books of the Know Nothing -
lodges throughout our State. According to the
best data We can gather, about Fifty Thousand Of
these are Wings and Twenty Thousand Demo-
Gratis. OF the Wings, majority are Silver Grsys,
or inclined to that side Of the house. Many we're
impcrtuned BY friends or induced by curiosity to
join the Order took one or two degrees and
then stood back to think spell. They are cogi-
tatng yet, but many Of them have already reached
the conclusion that they had no moral right to
promise to vote according to the DEGREES of any
cabal, but ought to be, must be, free at al times
to vote as judgment and conscience shall dictate
1t were absurd to suppose that there are Fifty
thousand sane men in the State who really choose
to throw away their votes on a candidate who
stands on no public platform, but runs in sack,
with his supporters tied up in darkness along
with him. The whole " Kno Nothing" game
Is humbug, and the wire-workers are this day
Boosting to their /" Hard or "Soft " canvassers
hew smart they we're in getting Ullmann nom.
mated, and how much they have helped Bronson
or Seymour by that maneuver-for they cslculste
that all the Wing brethren will vote for UIlmann,
while they will secretly vote their party choice as
usual. We can't believe Clark will be damaged
more than Twenty Thousand votes by this dodge
True, the more inveterste Silver Grays will vote
for Ullmann any how; but they have been Sc
cretly boiling aud stabbing in the dark for years.
and Bronson will lose more votes than Clark by
their centering on Ullmann.
Our conclusion, then, is that Myron II. Clark
will receive Two Hundred Thousand Votes, aud
that the next highest, whether Bronson or Sey-
mour, cannot exceed One Hundred and Fifty
Thousand. We certainly have no desire to
brighten the prospect unduly, for our great dan.
ger arises from the Incidence induced by excess
sive confidence. Our antagonists know they
must strain every nerve to give them q chance Of
success go they do it; while our side, regarding
defeat as impossible, are doing nothing to avert
it. If We could honestly brighten them little,
We would do it; and we exhort them to remem.
Der how many battles have been lost through
overweeniDg conceit of invincibility Friends Of
Prohibition against Slavery and Intoxicating
Drinks! let us relax no effort until an over
wbelming victory is secured. Let us not be COM
PEELED to blush at the mention Of OHIO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26

| lection in the Russian army. II iss retreat like
that of Lutzen or Bautzen; and II MenchikoE,
from his fankiDg position at Bakshi S,rai, I'M
derstands ss well how to draw the allies after
him as Blucher did before the battle Of the Kstz
bach, they may yet learn that such fruit!ess vic-
tories are of no great use to the gaincr.
Menchikoff is yet in force at their rear.
and till they have defeated him second
time and entirely driven him away, he will
still be formidable Almost everything now
will depend upon the arrival Of reinforce
ments of the allied reserve on one hand, and Of
the Russian troops from Perekop, Kertsh and
Anaps on the other. Whoever Is first the stronger.
may strike a great blow But Menchikoff has
this advantage that he can st any time elu lie an
attack by falling back while the allies are tied 10
the spotwhere are their dep6ts, camps and psrks.
For the moment, Sevsstopol, though invested
on one eide, appears safe, the superiority of the
Allies not being marked enough 10 make font in
two directions. But should their reserve OF TO-
600 men arrive sooner than Menchikoa's supports,
AS appears almost certain from our dispatch BY
the Niagara. received last night by telegraph
from Halifsx-s few days may decide much.
A place like Sevastopol, if once seriously and
vigorously attacked, cannot be expected to hold
out fortnight against open trenches. The re-
serve hal all sailed from yarna and should
have arrived by the 4th or 5th, though our Hall
fax dispatch does not mention their arrival; at any
rats before the 10Th or 18Th therefore, Seyasto-
pol can hardly be expected to fall. There arc
chances that an active campaign in the open field
might prolong its holding out for some time
longer; but unless Menchiko6, with his movable
army in the rear of the allies, should gain some i'm
portant advantage in the field, or unless sickness
decimates the allied troops, it must certainly fall.
But we may be sure, from the preparations and
temper of the Russians that it will not be taken
without desperate resistance, and terrible blood
shed; the sanguinary details of the battle on the
Alma will certainly be exceeded in their kind BY
those of the storm and capture Of SeyastopoL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26

We hear of scares Of deaths of most respeeta-
BILE citizens caused by severe cholera morbus fol-
lowing the taking OF oysters. 1t is very evident
that there are oysters in our market that have
been too long out of water, or are otherwise pois
onous. Better give all oysters a wide birth till
cold weather sets in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26

Twenty. seven thousand dollars is the declared
cost of catching and sending into Slavery of the
negro Burrs. Fifteen thousand of the sum was
paid from the United States Treasury yesterday
morning. Hail, Columbia hsppy land
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26

From China we hear that Canton is still besiesed,
but that the rebels are advancing elsewhere.
The Cotton market has declined at Liverpool;
wheat and -four have slightly improved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26

The Clergy Reserves Sec.larization bill yester
day passed to second reading in the Canadian
Parliament by 90 TO Is.