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Double 0NcrCONis,

India Ruhbcr Driving Gloves, Money Belts Hungarian
Hats, rab ank blaek) aud large Stock Of Gents Fur
i.hlng Goods.
II Is our most eanes, desire 70 please ALL and In view
Of this fact, We have supplied ouysc,cs with everything
In tia Ready Mode Clothing lne, and also every article
OF tcut's Furnishing Goods. Yours, sc,
OCT ~ TltOHNL 4 YiNNfRMNNs
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Most tai'ors leave the world in fits, though
their customers rarely do.
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THEIR NAMES. -The Cleveland PhM'edl
er gives the names of the present Fusion
party, in its antcccdcnt stages as follows:
In l772, Federalism.
In l773, Cow Boys.
In 1887, Convention Monarclists.
In 1894, Black Cockcadcrs.
In lsos, Anti'Jeiltrson lmprcssment Men
In 1871, British Bank Men.
In 1912, Peace Men.
In 1913, Blue Lights,
In 1914, Hartford Convcntionsts,
In 1916, Washington Benevolent Men.
In 1918, No party Men.
In 1920, Fcdr. Republicans.
In 1929, National Republicans.
In 1884, Wings.
In 1887, Conservatives.
In 1898, Abolition Wing.
In 1889, Democratic Wings.
In 1910, Log Cabin Hard Cider Men.
In 1911, Clay Wings
In 1913, Anti-Amcrican Anti.war Whrs.
In 1851, Rich Irish Broguc Wings.
IN 1902, God and Liberty Wings.
In 1854, Know Nothings.
IN 1855, Fusionis,s, Black Rcpublicop
Sewarditcs.
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W NJ. NJ. ihlh, secretary.
The preparations at the fair grounds have
now made such progress that we are able to
announce that the amplest accommodations
will be found for stock of all kinds, and tia,
every convenience will be found to afford
full opportunity for the conspicuous display
as well as protection Of every article Of farm
products, fruits mechanism, or needle work
that is presented
From the number Of enquiries daily made,
and the general interest manifested, the OK,
ccutiyc commitcc feel themselves warranted
in promising all who will come, a fuller dis
play Of articles and stock, larger attend
ance, and generally larger and finer fair
than we have ever had before.
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The Secretary Of our County Agricultural
Society has handed us the following final ar,
rangcments adopted by the Executive Com.
mittcc in reference to the fair next Tuesday
aud Wednesday.
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tent the export Of gold to Offset the balance
Of trade against u. The Manchester Guar
dian goes 50 far as to express the opinion,
that 1t is "more hou yro5tjic Tint Hels NM
be dgri"g tie coming niatcr anil spriny an
ad'cr'e erchdHgc be,'0eea Eyroye and Au,r-
ic1."
1t is to us very gratifying circumstance.
that while the harvests of large portion of
Europe fall short Of supplying a suilicicncy
Of bread for the people, our own are cNtraor-
dinarily abundant. Our surplus Of every
species Of flood will in all probability hc much
more than sufficient to meet all the demands
which arr lil.,ly to bcma1r up.ui', wa5.cin
any event tie pr cr, promise ., O.. rymuucr-
atyc to producers CE P,,,y.
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Home economy is the price Of wealth,
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Foreign Exchange for Sale
am drawing
BILLS OEEIlIIt IGElN

England, Ireland, and Holland,
France, Germany, and Belgium,
Denmark, sweden, and Norway,
Russia, Poland, and Hungary,
Switzerland, Italy, and Spain.
OuAWu- .-LI- l---.-- Il Z INNIs
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l,lTS,IIlM MILL.

Where the farmers have their grinding Of every va
rcty done eNpelitiOusly and promptly. We grind
Wheat, Corn, Rye, aud Buckwheat, having machinery
adapted to each und the machinery being all new and
under the management OF an experienced miers are
confident of being able TO give satisfaction in all cases
We invite farmers 10 give Us trial, n, least.
Citizens Of Ottawa are respectfully informed that We
are prepared TO furnish them with superior article
of supcrnnc Flour nlSo luckwhcn aud Rye Flour Corn
Meal Bran, and other Feeds, nll of which will he
promptly duliVcIed in any part of the CITY,
CHARGE 4 slate will be found at the store OF j q. Nat
,ngur where orders may be left for delivery during the
duy.
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NV:lllfcl,

Any quantity Of good Winter Wheat also, Flax Seed
Rye aue Buckwheat, for which the highest price viii ht
paid in Cash, at the Ottawa Custom Mlls, West cni I"
the Hydraulic basin, Oct l3 SrlIITT NEWMAN
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M NOTICE ID hereby given. that the undersigned
j administrator NJ tn. estate Of l. b SpitI, l.,ri
VI" "', hI I' county court Of L. Sail" county Al term
''t'" ." De- holden at ottawa iu said la sale county
''' -'1,' 'i I.h,I'. ~ me 1t Monday iu December
nr''. when and where ~ I-r-or- having claims ,p,.,
A '.iir are hereby requested To- prsyut the ZANE To-
-a.i court Tor al. u.tu,ut
~ - n.NiU SMITH nln.,r
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CooL'-Swicgc., Of Tie Ce.ner,,i,'c t.
lcsraph, says:
If We have oiIsulcd any man in the short
bat brilliant course of our public career, let
that man send "a, new hat, and say moth
Ing more about II.
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anG Vt edncsday.

pllaNH bct ~, 1000
Ia SALE CorNp FA,h--At n meeting Of
the Tx. Com. OF the La Sale Go. Az. Hort.
and Industrial Society hcli at the Office Of
the Secretary, the following persons were
appointed to take charge of the several dc.
partmcnts of the Fair, viz:
c. NJ. Van Doren, Esq, General Superin.
tcndant. The Chairmen of the several view.
ing committees to be assistant Supcrintend.
cnts are to take charge Of and arrange their
several departments.
These gentlemen are requested 10 report
themselves at the Fair Ground by 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning.
The committee also authorized the Score
'tary to license persons to erect eating stands
and stalls for the sale of other articles within
the Fair Grounds, an efficient police force
will be employed TO keep order The books
OF the society will be at the grounds at 10
o'clock Tuesday.
The viewing committees are requested to
be punctual in their attendance.
All articles for exhibition must be sent to
the Fair Grounds on Tuesday.
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r.. NcCoy 10 Mr.. Dor.
PEomEIIloNisr Office,
Albany Oct Ism

Albany, oct. 1850.
Hon. NEAL Dow, Portland
Is the report true that you have stopped
enforcing the Law? AuASA Mccoy.
From Neai Dom in repiy.
To AMAsA M'Coy, Albany:
That report is false the law is enforced
Prohibition is perfectly safe,
NEAL Dow.
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LIST ~ Haitian.
Mn in rhc p q at n,,.ro O..,l..
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CT Tao1o, u,rror,,
David IonrpR
ps Ei I.,rih.c ymo.
n, II + N.urr Ch,s "A
: Caroline Vnrra,. C,,n.;..
4 N,I.aiG Chg.
,ow rothori,o VcCn,,og r.
. Geo Nr,,,h,. ina
lIorric, + Mr,!r,!,,,h lama,
tn"a,ho, ,i.T'",'7'i. ' i
v,yIo;s III na,,on H.,
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nII VI w." ~ 'a ,,, I"' u
N,,y uo.atiia d..
pnr,o,;, W,H I",'I po ,to''''
, ~ T. ~ NJ an n,,
w. a. ~. ''O"I"' ''"' "''
W . r'"S' i"i ccS"
McC 'u'5 Sam
yp,, her" NeeI Joseph
Mi' Ne"pCrS ihthe
oatihaI' FRANK
nah' v neete 'ohn
,ru George " Marrow Johh
loracc Oiseh WIN
RI LOUIS nehhypatker Anna L
j L Iuthaln AIRED
ay Joseph Irice frGaericR
,aay JOS W Iaui u IL
ny Martina Porter Ira
rhiIIip Poland Joseph
fii'io ia!rihah James
,coacca Parker 7 .
Inn Pound Sarah +
Ihos Pearson IhoS
IN IheIps Rev ) ID
IN Reeves Harrison
erS VIM Roads ii Il
VIM Rugg Isaac
ii Russell llama
lhos Race Geo
" III X Robinson ID )
n Glenn Ron James
y ) Rider Jno j
: W Robinson Milton
" Robertson kodoIph
ohm Sellers \
Mrs 5 Schmuk Alois
ieo & Slattcry Edmond
Catharino Starch ii )
" Al Summers Isaiah
j SemanS Henry
ur j G Stevens IL
nan VIM Stephens John
If Saw Joseph
Elizabeth Smith Il ID
Eva Nj Summers Il
Edward Shmltz John
herman scoiieId Nathaniel
'hn SeccGmoGr hichu
om Johh Stoudar mos
lckson Hch".in 'c'oi''
Nancy Scl2ck Wul
Wary la''ia'' MRS !,
on Ne'Is Io.'SSo,' ,t"o'e'
mos rh %Cu % AZ ,
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I'M Oh IIrliCr>

w AEE\NTED Tea. from 30 cts. 10 n p D. Also,
W "y quantity Of good Coffee, at
Oes' C. g. MILLERs
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OTTAWA
MILLS
Isl Abolished, MAY, 1913.

HE Subscribers beg to inform the citizens of Ottawa,
farmers and the public generally, that they have
hted up their Mill, hitherto known as the Oil Mill MS
FIGURING MIL by placing in it new, SUPERIOR and ample
machinery. Their arrangements expressly adapted
to, and made In view of rendering 1t n superior
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\ report having been circulated in Alba.
NJ and elsewhere, that the enforcement, ofthc
prohibitory law had been abandoned in Port.
land the following correspondence took place
between Mr. Amasa Mccoy, editor Of the
Albany Prohibitonist, and Neal bow, Of
Portland:
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Persons calling Tor letters in the above
list will please say advertised"
WM OsNAN, l.. NJ
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has been Washed f0I sgee bess tracts are sandy b.,
soft and easy .c work end very productive. In a.
gravely tracts ss upon NJ Wilson's farm, the sr.,.,
and .. btles are thoroughly in.srmixea With loan Ana
with proper care Il makes tilth of one or two e..
dep'b; easily dispegrs:sd, productive not Hsbs "a
suffer frcm vet OF dry westLer; yet warm and HlsAL.
In &c |, sprpg crops which are The most reliable .,d
nesr city sre always he mos, profitable.
Thee ares, then, sre not bsrren. They ,hould n
longer be called he barreus." They s;e the via
lsn6s Of Loug islsnd-as wild those OF Ksas..
Let that be their 'u,ure name-wild lads Bu,s,
no, tie duty Of every nan in New-YOrk and B,cokIyo
to Use bis Ifoenee 70 have this wi dness tanned nj.
not mark o. high civIizator that such rlds e.i,,
smost rndtr our roSes IL is no, crediiable 70 an,
acute ssgacity that We organize societies and sub.
scribe money 20 send tsres Of wild land 70 the We,
While we have a hundred thousand sores Of Wild lad
within orr OWL borders. a. oCr very doors Il Il nn.
that ihis cry Of mad DOS, toward every one hat A.,
temps his land reformation Should De put = .,on,
and that men should exercise spark Of human
reason.
There ale fifty 'hous nd mep women and children
in tbs city, who Nigh. be colon'zed 70 adyan,aseu
themselves and every body else upon the wild aad. Of
Lorg Island. II is he propsr place for oue hf toe
residents Of BLACKWELL island Il is the place 70 send
sever.eightts ofthose We send 10 Wards ;slA'd.
Al that is wanted 10 make Long Island The richest
ard most pcpulous spo: in the world is for sensibs
men TO act as sep:ib in regard to tie soil As they don
all ether matters Of life. Even If it were actually
bauep, look at the easy means Of fertility. II has
more than five hundred miles OF sea-cosst, fall Of
riches; and here million OF inhabitants could sub.
sist whose daily waste would make their daily bresd
if returned again TO he coil. Upon this subject
let utn begin to think. Trey have now the eyi.
depce b. fore them tha, these "bsrcns not bsren
Every orc of the visitors - the wilson farm can bear
testimony of this and will to all that we have said I,
is time that this community wss aroused I'LL .heywouA
bear testimony sgainst permitting tho center Of Lons
island to lie another century a barren waste. Let
Il en- begin to think. II is full time.
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l.. .;r,ss. the res.l And WIS. 10, sfer a., the
VIZ. Another ornament % exile; another fole
inte deg. 49,. .n,,.
This is what we say, we pro- er7nonnsn, !"
Won. Ensli.h government:
"'Nor s'eur Bonspsr,e, your 20 rer'u aud co Ia
slly, bss no other legal existence but t1s-ehs ed
wi b he crime of BIZ treason
IN Bonsp-rte for the lss- four years has been
Liable 10 a rri: Of arrest. Signed Hsrdou n, pref
Gnto the Ugh cou't Of Justice; Desoame "a
.sile Nor au of the Sine, Csucay, Judges Adj
coup,er~isned: Renous.o procureur-general
AZ. BOnapaTie took the os az fancAsnafy 10
,te Re ublc and perju'ed himself
M Bcnsparte ssore fidelity to the Constitution,
ard GET 0, co the Constitution.
M Bona, arte, the epcslsry OF eli he laws, mas
violated all the l.ws.
NJ Rorsgarte Imprisoned the iDvl,aoie represent
alive OF the people. drove away he judges.
M Boraea-te 10 order 70 escape the wri: OF arr est
i,sued by he Hi. court has done waat the nAiefsc
tor dots that he may escape from the gensa aInes lie
m Bonaparte as used ssbers and grspeshot, and
h. hos externinated be has mssssered by day, shot
b. Iirbt
NJ Bopsparte guiotired Cuisinier, Crssse Char.
kt .uuty OF having attempted to serve the judicial
WI Of ,uest
M Bopcpar,e brbed The soldiers, brbed The fuuc-
tiorsres, brioed the magistrates.
VI. BobapArte stO the property OF Louis Pnilppe,
70 whom he ives indebted for his life.
M Bopaparte has sequestered, pillaged, conas-
ca,.r rerroriZed conscience. ruined famii s.
M Bonaparte has p'o>eibed, bani.hei, driven
out ex,ei.ed, trans ported TO AfricS transported TO
Cavern sent forth 10 exile forty Thousand citizens,
amope whom are The sgnfr of this declsstion.
High tressor, false Oath, p.uury, slooriinanon OF
ofo ale soqUesrstiOD OF the citizens soll1non, r0b-
b.ry, muroer-ttese are crimes trovided a ainst by
ever code of every alton punished 10 Eogand on ne
scsfod punisi ed il France, where the republic aoo-
Then tie ptraty OF death sith the begnio. Toe court
OF A,szes il wal ing for NJ. Blnspart-
FROM this moment history says to him: Accused,
rise
The French people have for 'her eXecu'ioner, aud
the II gisb government for its ally, iuPena crime.
hat is rhsi g. say.
THAT'S Whist we said yesterday, and tie English
press in body sat with US; that il aha We shall
sss 10 morrow, and unanimous posterity viii cay SO
With o.
Z" This is what we shall always say-we, who have
but one soul the truth; and bat one word, jus ice
" And low Danish us
Victor Haeo, J. Cahaigne, Fulbsrt Martin. IsdyO.
cate Col Sander Teeki, E. Besuvais, B0nne d.
verd.r, Keser Arsene HAYES, Albert BarbieGx, Rou
mihac advocate a. c Wiesener, retired Austri sn
officer Gorn.t, senior Chsrlts Hugo, J. ID. Amie,
(of the Ariege Fran ois Victor Hugo, f. Taer. The
Opiie Gurein Francois ~ chOn, 3. { Jfin, Edouird
Colet KozelI, Vincent, A. Plassoki Giuseppe Ran
can. Leiebvre, Barber, tphy sican,) H. Prcveraud,
coDdt mned To death the I'd De-, lAtiier
ye,sev, Oct. H. 1857"
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FROM MINNESOTA.
Corresponds zee Of TIE y. Y. Tribune.
isLot yet.

Co-TesPon6e Of TIE y. Y. Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Saturday, Nov. 3, 1855.
News has just reached here of the destruction
by FIRE, on sunday night last, OF about twenty-five
thousand dollars worth of government goods
intended for the payment Of the Indians at Red
WOOD. The Globe, on which they we're being trans
ported, got fast aground and the goods were landed
with view TO transportation BY lanl. They took
FIRE from the burning prairie aud were tally con-
sumed: The goods consisted Of blankets, clothes,
provisions, Sc.
bad state Of feeling prevails among the Indians,
in consequence If some disagreement between
them ana the Government officials, though NJ yio-
lence had been done at latest accounts. Mr.
ofbts Was not killed, as Incorrectly reported.
There were ten ikousard Inoians at the agency
ard i Is feared this new loss Of good, may cause
still greater dissati.f4eton anoDg them.
On Wednesday at the Winsha land sale, spec
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The prospects Of Europe for the next Winter
IRE nApemv The arsiclea Of 6rst necessity, bread

TIE prospects Of Europa for the next Winter
are gloomy The articles Of first necessity, bread
and sugar, continue to tie so expensive to create
great suffering even IN England. In France COM
nsrcia crisis IT, besides, impending and the success
sve installments # the last loan are paid in with
difficulty and reluctance. 1--WE had TO be kept
" back by bsyonet-," said French shopkeeper to
me, when we rushed to subscribe for the loan
now we must be forced by bayonets to pay In the
installments.' IL Italy bread riots have already
taken place around Rome, and in Tuscany the dis
tress of the people is already intoleabe. In Aus
tria the concordat meet. with determined oPpOsi-
ton even before it ia officially published Den
mark is 3iscontented account OF the loss of the
constitution, and the scarcity in Sweden leads to
serious disturbances. All Europe is undermined
and an explosion taking place in any portion of it
will fire train of revolutions different from those
Of le4S. The next six months will be toying for
tie statesmen of Europe who work for the con-
seryation Of the status quo, while the nations seem
TO feel the influence of the same electric stmos
phere which lowered over them in the Autumn oil
1347. AP c.
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TURKEY.
CAMEIS FOR THE UNITED STATES
AMERICANS IN THE CRiMEA.

From Our Own Correspondent.
CONsTANTINOPLE, Oct 10, 1870.
The American storeship, Supply, commanded by
Lieut. comdt. David d. Porter, son of tie first
minister to Turkey, the late commander David
Porter, arrived here some day ago In her arrived
also Msior Way ne of the United States army. You
are aware that the Supply has been attached to the
War department by the secretary of the Navy, for
the purpose of conveying a number of camels to
the United States. In pursuit Of this object, she
has visited Tunis, smyrna and SalOnica At the
former place she took on board three camels, one
presented to the United States government BY the
Bey aid two purchased These have already
been On board some si1tyfy days, and from their
excellent appearance clearly sho@ that an ord-
pary VOYAGE across the Atlantic would not affect
their health ia the least. Ttey are growing quite
fat under the oiet and idle ts which they lead on
sbipboaId / hear that the Sultan designs offering
CAPTAIN Porter, for bis Government, a number OF
the best camels TO be had at this place. Every
person is quite well ON board of the Supply. Capt
Porter, Msior Wayne, and NJ Heap, have gone to
the Crimea TO exsmine the Bactrian camels with
two bumps, in use there. They Will also De aoie
10 visit me ruins Of SevastopOl.
TIE military commission, composed OF MAJORS
Delafeld and MOrdecai, and Ca 1taln AlcClelland,
srrived here some days since, and have ,ltO gone
on ID 10 the Crimea These distinguished officers
were received here by the Ottoman ministers With
much kindness and courtesy. vhO offered every
iscility for the prosecution of their mission They
have teen provided with letters of recommends
ton for the Turkish Pashas commanding the
Sultans forces at StvastopOl and Eupatora.
They have slso been given every possible facility
BY the British government, and all will be re-
ceived kindly by the officers in the Crimea. They
have with them all necessary equipments for en-
camping near General simpsons headquarters. 1t
isnot known now far the French will be officially
courteous to them Many Americans, private 10
GiyiduSls, have been up TO the Crimea 10 visit the
wonderful notifications made by the Russian en-
ereers AID have all been treated with respect aud
Kindness hstever may be the feelings of the
French ard Engli,h governments toward that of the
United states, 10 bad ones exist among the officers
al the former against the private citizens of the
latter. There is, however decidedly bad feel
iug growing up between the British aud French
officers. which soon will break out into act. of
sIsmOsfv
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ENGLAND.
DECLARATION OF TIE EXILES RETAINING !
~ JFPSEN
sIiInosity.

DECLARATION OF TIE EXILES RETAINING
IN JERSEY.
In &c prescribed iudIIi+us--h 5eyrollss, the In
trtpio d eloquent wIi'e Piauciani. the generous
rcpIt sentative vi the Roman ptOBl Thomas the
c, ursgeous prisoner Of y. uu: vi nael-laye Jus.
been fxpeliec nom Jersey.
'Ths act Is ,trious. VIA. j. there on tie surface
The ECglish GOvtumen'. What S there AZ the
bottom, Ire Frerch poi,e. Tie hand OF Fouche
CsB l.. on tie govs OF Cssiie-e6ga. This ~ ives IT,
III e e0rp dstc, hss Ost IA-e entrance iato
EDeis,6's hJsr.i,s I cl,r be- reached this point
10 Jrrscf.tc The p-oscflbtd. one step more, G1d
England vii b an sPpcLda-e 70 the Eenca apire
SIC J r:sv viii te 8 canton O. tie arordisse.neu.
osiic' 81 Cou'arces.
at To-. rrou eaI our frier;s have lett ;ls expul.
sloD 5 cor stmu,a'ed.
The future viii qlolif, tie f.c; We coz dre our.
:tves 10 satin. p. We Dcoi i-bOttiOg noe
Se;iing aside The vi1lson o; i-ht the violence 10
Wfieh or Ierio1s ere INDICTED nskes e sn le.
TIE Fi6rch evolution IS permanent thiag-ths
French TeFublic Is ,ish-ins future is inevitabe;
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ulstor attempted to overbid settler The crowd
undertook to drown him in the river, when ne
drew q revolver and shot three men II is sup
posed their wounds will not prove fatal
The weather is glorious now, rejoicing in the
hnsness never was more lively.