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Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, Dec. Il. 1866.
The Peace R''mors and Ne9otiationscount Eeraay St
% 81. Peersb,vy-7he Nert Cdmpaign-Treaiy Be,oeo.
England, France and S,rcdcr,-Fhe Souna Dues--Ne,r
Russian Loon-7he Theatre Of War
The peace negotiations are st the great topic Of the
day. The departure OF Count Esterhazy, the Austrian
Minister to the Court Of St. Petersburg and who
staying conge, at Vienna, is ofcisly announced In
connection with special mission respecting pre.
minaries for peace. You will find many versions o<
the contents of the dispatches Of which he bearer
that your readers will be bewildered wuioh to believe
Let it, eore be said a. ohce that the exact ,enor
his instructions Is very properly kept Yet suf
fcient has transpred to Western Powers
In conjunction with Austria, have taken another step
towards peace
The general bases of peace have In fact,
been discussed aud agreed upon at Vienna. Prince
Gortschskof, the Russian Envoy at Vienna has
been made acquain ted with them. They arc
suppressed of course, by the English and French
governments, but still want the app-oVa of the
Emperor Alexander. The statement that if Russia
declines Austria will draw the sword against her, il
q fudge. Austria will do such thing but very de-
srous OF peace The result Of Count Estefhazy's mis-
sion Is spxiously expected Kars having fallen, wi II
is thought enable the Gar to acssp terms watch he
could do until he had gained victory The princi-
pal bases Of these propositions or negotiations for
tesce IL the neutrality Of the Black Ss tbs to be
thrown open TO the com uercs ships Of al natons and
n veasels Of war allowed there. Russia s still 20 main
ain her protec,orae In the DanubIan but
in 40 far modified that " is to be joint protcctorpte
shared in common wi h France, Ergsnd aud Austris.
The cesson of that portion of Bessarsbia which com
manes the mouths OF the Danube Is also said 20 be In
c,uded the propc sons. Russia win have TO give nm
quarantine station at REM and step beyond the
I0aA Of the Pfu.h which forms the boundary between
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figure It down with chalk AeAind the door Ia my own
way; think ought to understand the duty OF flag.
hres years. have rssd the rnles controlling dag
Msn; am but bad scholar; got so path anl ind
ysen excepting little firing and some oil; Ar. Flood
sse, me- and pay clerk CONES round and pays US;
tnnk be does bis duty, he scoids us . g1eas deal
nosta1d that the penalty Of ntoxicsten ~ discharge
Michael Dsgen, ao q semsn, who testified bsore the
jury Was next caedT read ths time table
nor Tell the time my cd signal lantern broken about
our months since and has been replaced get any
one who pass BY TO read to time table, then
wsh for the trains and nber the their call
me e nave Three ,oIpedoes In my shanty lie repeated
Waftoa Dawson engineer of the Missouri was examn-
ed and MADE similar statement. TO that Of Thursday
The case then given 10 the jury after the Coroner
hsd made sn abstrac of the evidence After COZ
sultaiion 'he Jury adjourned to Monday morning nsx
at nne O'Clock, when a verdict will be considered.
TIE INVESTIGATION AT THE EXCHANGE HOUSE.
me morning OF yesterday was employed BY the jury
House in obspns sv TAYLOR At s Eachsog
OF the man who was sadly mut1lated For this pur-
pose the baggage corresponding with checks
e person OF deceased sent for from New York and
obtained.
The property was contained iu two trunks Keys
found possession of the lady Thought TO be CANADIAN
Of about years Of age were applied to he ocss and
proved to be the true This lady 1t will remeu-
bered was 30 seriously injured that she has not been able
70 give any ineligible account OF herself
The trunks, on being opened, found to tam
quantity of wearing apparel apperaiuios both
serving auOtu6r 10 the icenuy
these parties az man and wife, It was also noticeable
that peculiar lining of several coats found in the
tunk corIespt nded with the lining of the he
when he deceased suddenly. In one trunk
was found power of attorney with the following pur
pose - Know all men by these pre- as, that we,
Elizabeth Matilda Walker bis wife, Qate Eliza beth Ma
tiids England, sp,nster) Sophia Cutter, OF Cncinna
widow Cate sophia England, spinster) and James Cor
don, Of the town Of Clinton in the county Of Huron
province of Canada, Postmaster, and Maria Caroline
Gordon, his wife, Qste Maria Caroline Eogland,
spinster,) the said Elizabeth Matilda Walker
Sophia Cutter, and Maria Caroline Gordon
being the three sisters and the only next Of kin of
United states of America spnster deceased fatsstste
co. and each and every of do hereby make, deputs
and constitute, and appoint Joseph Mller of No. 2l9
Canal street. In the city Of New York. one and
each and every of and careful attorney Ter
&C., &C. (HeIe follows y full power to wind up the
said estate marriage certificate, enclosed in bead
retcue was also amongst the assets read fellows:
. Nov 7, 1884 s
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|, MODERN WHITFIELD"-

WHOSE AUDIENCES AT rInss hA's sssS
i3ue PERSONS,
And vhe has csuS eli EpeSnd 70 hsse WIN sxs'ss
Wu b PuhiisbeA Auspsf q:
THE REV. c. H. STURGEON,
LONDON.
His sermons, With InIoducuou end slssn Oh MS Iho
Bv rns Rsv. Y. L. MACON, D. u.
With 6ne Lirhofrsph Portrait 90
1vol, limo. Muslin So psesa frce sL
Ortess ON the usds collected and should ee sent es
the prospect that demand win b made r the oook tnas
car not a hrst Be supplied promptly.
Never, since the days Of George Whthsd and Edwsa
IRVING nss any minister Of religion scquirsd % great fepo
ton - this preacher IN short time There no nan 70
8rsat na woo can draw such immense audis nc.s end
none Who ~ his hspped efforts completely enihra tos
attention ard delight the minis Of his hearers"
tCosresp< ndent Of rhe independent
What the Jenny Lind farore the musca world the
Spuseon mania Seems to be the Cslvnic for wherever
the people crush bear him with SUIT
focstse ebe wns almost hshh vehs enough
you be sufficiently high TO overlook the crowds very chok
ing and alarming should yours DO In the midst Of
eee The lsttsr w0 Tuesday evening last and
write with ibs and wrsts bruised eurts reach
Brosdesd Rooms but only thankful that got
with my life" IBristol (ensland) Pspcr
He rated by his adherents shove Fox wh,f6si
yets sod bsptsms frequent and Exeter Hail
win contain the multitude who seek catch tho sornd Of
his voice. fNew.YortsE
The book sent BY mail, prepaid on receipt Of 81.
AGENTS WANTED TO coll the work 10 all sections Of the
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Now Ready:
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N We have now on hand he following
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THE REPORT OF THE KANSAS INVESTIGATING
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Ill
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"A FOR THE COUNTRY AND FOB TRAVELLERS
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LIFE OF COL. F R 4 M o N 4;
AN ORIGINAL AND AUTHENTIC BIOGRAPHY "
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ye sppSnisa e fiSANSE CON
TIE for ne t"5Iord James Freosorn, Treasurer
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?as.s's x escsT }yieo Presidents
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Wamts.

A YOUNG LADY, who has had two years' ex-
"A persnss Teacher Of Mssie upon Tie Pss ses...
stsstsos shss ssAoe prvsss ssiIy -
CARLTON. Utics. MI ,
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You have got the best ysu set
TIPHAM's LIFE OF FREEONT-
Fl hs m:%GI n No rT
THE AUTHENTIC Lie Use shERV H o. AMI
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT.
..sr cHA.LEs wEsrwosrn vrn.s w... :,
r'rm'iH h'" sp.II Z. AMERICAN Biography
In handsome ;s & f:a u fine
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,u:hsS suSse Of the Iscr and Ss. many
ents appear in the book not heretofore available 70 o'asf
1s'm' 70 ''' i'''' TicKSoR & FIELDS, Publishers,
No 1856 Washington. st., Boston.
For sale BY all Booksellers ard Agents the United States
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DON'T BUY THE WRONG BOOK
We Only h sSslif xsD
LIFE OF COL. JOHN @. FREMONT
By JSsn B,ssL0 ~ E0i s,r = T. H RS;s
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sust Published;
UBDULNG FREEDOM in KANSAS.
~ REPORT
THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES,
PRESENTED THE HOUSE or REPREsEsrArIyrs on
Tuesday, July l, 1855
9y the Mesus Howard Of Michigan aHd Sherman o.
Ohio 500 pages Of evdencsthe frat Of three mcnts
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ITO HOUsEKEEPERS and LAUNDRiEa-

most economical srtes fa hueps clothes kas he ony one
bsts free from ssd sn'irey soluble end isss,s &c
M he LJoud Iudiso. Try For sale " I'll 0roesss =
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Georgia Currency.

WHAT shall De in place Of Georgia currency now
the question sgitatns the monetary circles OF the West
The withdrawal Of three millions OF currency has been
and VIII continue TO be seriously felt BY all classes Of bu-
siness men, and unless Illinois Banks expand the
East provides with a circulating medium. money will
continue the high which it has been held this
winter. Tie principle Of Georgia money IS undoubtedly
wrong. Wherever paper expansion has exceeded gold
and silver i'll its circulation ruin has been TO follow
Yet the confidence OF business ia the leading
Georgia Banks Is unlimited, and the subscriber knowing
Atlanta Interior and Macon be good Will continue TO
receive tie Of said Banks in payment FOR lot.
the south side OF the Illinois River These Lots Of.
fereI bargain and cannot fail + suit either for in
vcsreH Improvement, AID to those who unwilling
unable topay the prices charged by pecu-
la;ors for the north side the subscriber would
earnestly call their attention the superior advantages
cfr-rah IN G,oxer,. Allition. feh28 OLIVER COHNELL
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DREPARED from prescription OF Sir James Clarke,
i NJ D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This
invaluable Medicine unfaling in the of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident the female
constitution.
1t moderates all excess removes all distractions and
brings the monthly period with regularity. These
Pills should he used two three weeks previous
tnement; they fortily the constitution end lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother perform
her duties with safety 10 herself and child
THESE PILLS SHOULD NOT FEMALES DURING Thh
FIRST THREE MONTHS OF PREGNANCY, As THY ARE
SURE TO BRING on MISCARRIAGE, AsY OTHER TIM
THEIR :.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, pan ~
the Back and Limbs, Heayiness, Fatigue on ,i,st IL
ton Palpiiation of the Heart, Lowncss OF 'P'i,
terics, Sick Headache Whites, and all me paw M, III "a
ses occasioned by disordered system these fi's VIZ e.
feet cure when all other means lave ai!eu, anu al
though powerful remedy, do mol contain num- 0ai"ei'
autimory. any other mineral NJ. =.
E,Iu directions accompanying each package frice IN
,r,. I-r+ed states and Canada, one Dollar
sole Agents for the United States,
W l. Z. BALDWIN Co.
Rochester, n. Y.
T. 800 enclosed to either of the General Agents
viii ensure a bottle Of the Pills by return mail.
For sale by T. Y. GRIGGS, Agent,
Ottawa, ILL.,
J. II. REED Co., Chicago, Wholesale Agents. octl
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Even Il al the E.tabs'm-nts-EIg1- ;rian. biological
Drauat.c-nOv organized were Joined together.
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1856. Spring Trade. 1856.

vIE subscriber begs inform his friends and the
public generally that he has received his Spring and
Summer stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting part of Fancy Dress Silks, of almost
Black Silks,
Which he takes the liberty to the most extensive
stock in this City Also, Bcreges, ombre stripes, De
LANES, CliIlia Lawns, English and French Gnghams.
Prints Also, a large lot Of SIIAWLS AND MANTILLAS,
Domestic Goods.
Eleache1 and unbeached Muslins, Drills, Checks.
Bickory. fannels Crash, &c, &c
Carpets, II new Feature.
II is well known that have the best assortment of
Carpets that has been offered for sale in Ottawa and
ace seiiing Gici too, mind Those who
good CARPET had better call in time before i. Is late
Ready Made Clothing.
\ good lot Of Summer Clothing.
lSaOts and Shoes.
This department il Away full Al usual the best that
New York and Boston affords
Furnishing Goods.
Dainasks, Oil Cloths, Linens &c, &c.
Hats and Caps.
Mems and boys summer Hats. Also, chidreu's Hat.
and Flats.
Hardware.
Table Hardware, Nails, Cutlery, &c
Cloths aud Cassimeres.
Satnets Je ms, Cottonades, &C., &c.
Groceries aud Wooden Ware,
or all kinds &c. &c. C. g. MILLER,
Ottawa, May 10, 1856. Pennsylvania store
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, JIur ., 1876.
WIedt-Maikrt steady. Common sPrihg
in store ut 9Ja2jr--sllS two car loads at
oGc. Winter steady at sI.o0al.C5 Tor Red
and 81. IUal - for White.
C0rA-StIl improving. Sales on change
two lots on board at 37c-GJ at 81 &c. La
der n cargo for immediate delivery on board
Eyas reported nj SOC.
O,us-Steadl a. &c on boarl. Not much
doing. IL bags dllivered at 2jca2G.
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Notice TO the Sick.

The citizens of Ottawa and vicinity will be gra:ifcd to
learn that Mcssrs. A. c. A s. PUTNAM, Druggists,
have been appointed Agents for the sale of Dr. EASTER
LY's Popular Family Medicines. His medicines bet
prepared, prompt and eectual in subduing the
diseases incident this climate than others in general
They meeting will; a rapid sale in nearly every
city in the West and give general satisfaction to
those that them. For further information in regard
to these remedies, the afflicted invited to
careful Perusa CT Dr. EAsIEELyS advertisements, which
can be in columns this day.
Merchants and druggists who already supplied
them, would DO well call upon DIR. Easteriy St.
Louis, and obtain stock OF lis popular articles or from
his agents in Ottawa. August 4.
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TO THE PJRlIC.

u
HSlIERE is place in Ottawa where such an eN
~ tensive assortment of Gents, Ladies' 10y
- Misses, Youths and Chdren's Boots, Gaiters
bsf on.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-28
Reapers, Reapers,
Grass Cutters Combined.

TIC BCSC WaCNlue III USe,
AND
Tie only Machine Aat eu. Je relied upon
not 10 break and get ont If order tie tiySt
time they are taken itto The field.
s. BELLS PATENT.
THHsE celebrated Machines ready fof deiive-
~. and persons wanting g0Di and dardJie Machine
requested examine those Sil ST. opposite the
Ottawa House the City NILS. These Machines
warranted in all kinds % grain and grass They
arranged that you haul them from your field
house. other place, without being obliged put
them onto wagon. The Reels are made that they
cannot &c; loose and Of order. Theae Machines
be turned square around in their tracks. Call and
them luy2i-6g : BELL co
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-28
DOWN GO THE PRICES:


list received at Woolsey's CANAL. STORE,
II north Of the Main Canal, and near the Rail Road De-
pot new stock OF staple Dry Goods ana Yankee NO
tons. -
Also a new supply of choice Family Groceries and
Boat Stores and fresh lot of Lemons, direct from New
Orleans. Price, IS per dozen.
Nails Shot Lead, Powder, Boiled Cider, &c
The numerous friends OF this Establishment ana tne
h,ic are invited to send IN their orders while We pledge
p,,rseIves not TO be undcrsod. Thankful for past patron"
age hope to merit its continuance ,,,.p tor
tow of those celebrated Cast Steel lnet Pows 'or
..ya fOttawa, April II, 1851 n. "ooi~7Hi-