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AFTERNOON SESSION,

A motion was made TO adjourn until alter
z o'clock, but Withdrawn.
Tennessee for Douglas, Georgia divided
between Douglas and buchanan impress
sion is that Pierce is off the track.
The New YORK delegation ton Vas ie admltted-
Another motion to adjourn nCgativcd. Ala
bama delegation retired to consult
10th ballot-Buchanan AT, Pierce 50,
Douglas 20, Cass, >.
Vermont has changed from Pierce to
Douglas.
1Ith ,ballot-Buchanan AT, Pierce so,
Douglas G3. Cass >.
18th ballot. No change.
18th ballot. Buchanan us, Pierce 10,
Douglas GO, Cass ,.
lIth ballot. buchanan 152, Pierce 70,
Douglas 63.
On motion New York was allowed to re-
cord vote on platform. Voted in favor.
FRIDAY, June 6.
After the 10th ballot, all the other candi-
dates having been withdrawn, BUCHANAN
WAS UNANIMOUSLY NOMINATED!
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WESTMINSTER REyIEw.-This is regarded
as the ablest of all the English Reviews, and
from its decisions few venture TO appeal
The April No, reprinted by Leonard Scott &
Co., y. y, is before US, and its contents,
as usual, are of the most solid and substan-
tial kind. The following arc>the articles in
the present number:
l. The Rise of the Dutch Republic; ,.
The English Law OF Divorce 8. Types of
Mankind; 1. Scandinavia, Past and Pre-
sent; 3. Sunday in Great Britain; G. The
Congress of Vienna I. General Williams
and the Fall Of Kars; s. Medical Despot
ism .. Contemporary Literature.
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Congress-.


Nay 2s.-In the Senate, Mr.. Pcarce,
from the Select Committee to investigate the
facts attending the recent assault on Mr..
Sumner, reported that precedents arc only
to be found in tho action of the House of
Representatives, the Senate never having
been called upon to pronounce Judgment in
similar case. The Committee come to the
conclusion that, although the assault wac
violation of the privileges Of the Senate, 1t
is not within their jurisdiction, and the OF,
fence cun only be punished by the House, of
which Mr.. Brooks is Member. With this
report, the Committee submit a resolution
that said report be accepted by the Senate,
and a copy Of the same, with the accompa-
nying affidavits, be transmitted to the House
of Representatives. The resolution was
adopted, Mr.. Toombs, Of Georgia, alone
voting against it. Mr.. Mason spoke in de-
fence of the Presidents veto of the Missis-
sippi Improvement bill. Adjourned.
In the House bills were introduced giving
lands to Minnesota, Nebraska and Kansas for
!
in which they lie; for the repeal of the act
establishing the Court of Claims; to grant
million acres of land to Louisiana for rail-
roads, (passcd-62 to So Adjourned
Nay 29-In the Senate the House bills,
giving lands to Wisconsin, Alabama, Loui-
siana and Michigan for railroad purposes,
were passed. The Presidents Message on
the dismissal of Mr.. Champion was received.
After some debate thereon by Messrs. Ma
son, Cass, Toombs, and Butler, the Senate
adjourned to Monday.
In the House, the Committee on the Sum
ner assault had leave to report at any time
when the House is in session, and to print
their journal. The Champion Message was
referred to the Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs. Mr.. Grow reported proposition to
admit Kansas under her free Constitution.
Consideration postponed to the 18th Of
June Adjourned to Monday.
June I'm the Senate letter from Pres
ton S Brooks was received, in which he
disclaims any intention of infringing upon
Senatorial privileges in his ault upon Mr.
Sumner The Senate adjourned to Thurs
day.
In the House the Special Committee on
the Sumner Assault reported in favor of the
expulsion Of Brooks from the House. The
report was laid on the table for printing, and
the House adjourned.
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FRACAs.-On Monday OF last week fight
took place in Jacksonville between Col. w.
b. Warren, his son and relative on one
side, and Mr.. Selby, editor of the Morgan
Journal, and two assistants on the other
The affair grew out of abusive language in
the Journal against Col. Warren. The
fight was stopped by bystanders after Col.
w. had received several severe wounds on
the head All parties were bound over to
appear in court.
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WALKERS Position GROWING DESPERATE
a despatch from Washington, June I'd,
states that MIR. Sartiges, the French minis
ter, has received information that the French
frigate Penelope has been despatched to San
Juan del Norte to protect ESench interests in
that region, and that Capt. Walker has been
reduced to the most desperate straits. The
reports go SO far as to say, all his supplies
have been cut off and he has been obliged to
flee from Grenada and take refuge in the
mountains for safety.
The above is contradicted by later reports
shaving Walker to have triumphed over the
Costa Ricans and driven them out
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WAR BETWEEN STAIN AND MExrco.-A let
ter in the n. Y. Tribune from the city Of
Mexico states positively that an expedition is
being fitted out in Spain, to be backed by
fleet at Havana, to make descent upon We
IA Cruz and other Mexican ports, the object
being to take by force sufficient to cover a
demand Of certain Spanish merchants upon
the government Of Mexico, which had been
allowed, but which said government now re-
fuses to pay.
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MONTGOMERY's
Family Provision Store !


THE subscriber has just received his Spring stock
L the above old and popular establishment, compris
ing every article included in the list Of the nscl and
healthiu substtntals of life. His purchases
arriving from the south, and with his purchases
elsewhere now comprise the largest, fullest freshest
and cheapest stock of Family Groceries lie found be-
sSepca this point 20 call and them. The follow
ing articles Comprise but part of l. list constantly
hand.
lSa,ya,, iFoTh, loaf, clarified, and crushed.
Cgste, sio and Java,
Kohisses, sugar honse, plantation, and syrup.
tdadleS, star, stearine, sperm, aud taliow.
Teas, green, black, bohea, Sc --.v
.Sy1Yj, sin, CASTLE, and shaving 3
T,Jucc0 Cavendish, fne cut, smoking, &c.
tig,us anything from "ions nine" to 4 'mild four
penny Cuba"
or, linseed sperm, and olive
Pork lard. tallow Sc ~ ..I
Fish, nakereI, white, herring, and trout
ttcod Nuts, raisins, and currants.
Figs, al retail or by the drum.
Ginger PTeserres, very fine article.
l,ntgdr the best crab and cider.
Pickles, in jars, all kinds, extra.
fepper Siuce, pepper, SALT aisp.ce, ginger and all
other ordinary condiments.
s"t- Brazil fibcrts, almonds. pea nuts, &c
Toys Cor children, including babies, and
else from the elephant to Jack the giant Killer.
oysters, sardines, &c- in
fnHdtAs, a lot Of all kinds
/''ls, brooIns, mops, &c. 40
Oranges and lemons, fresh from SOUTH a. retail
ny the box.
Iaper ink, pens and all kinds Of stationery
/olcdeJ shot, caps lead, and everything in that linz.
Flushing tIckLe from the longest pole niunow hooks
Flour. potatoes, vegetables in their season, butter
chickens and all such little arrangements" need
ed in families, always kept when they possibly be
procured FOR love or money.
VIOLINS.
very fine lot of yolins, with all the arrangements,
At astonisIinciy low prices.
thicdgO and Alton lime ant G,nenf togc.
er with everything else that De named in his line,
and if nc is not supplied with the article called for he
will spare no pains or expense to get it,
MAY IL MONTGOMERY.
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How REEpEs EscAPED.-Gov. Reeder is
sajd. by the Alton correspondent Of the St.
Louis EeruJiieun, to have given substantial
~ the following account of his escape from
Kansas:
lie came down tie Missouri as concealed
deck passenger; imagined himself watched
by three men, one of whom left the boat at
st. Charles, TO get ahead Of him and have
him stopped at St Louis; and when the
boat stopped at woody yard, below St
Charles, he left it. made his way on foot
across to the Mississippi, crossed over at
Jersey Landing, foTty-i0ar miles above Al.
ton, and at Jerseyyille openly ayowed him
self and his situation. The next morning
"Wednesday hc was taken over TO Shipulan,
ON the Chicago Railroad, and took cars Tor
the North. lie was destitute of decent
clothing, and appeared 10 lave Lad hard
;irDe.
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A COMET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. it is
said expect the appearance this year of the
comet of 1856, called Charles ", and so
named from having, according to some his
torians, caused that monarch to abdicate
and retire to the Convent of St. Just. 1t is
is the Identical wandering star, some say,
which appeared in 1864, in 995, and in 6S3.
It's return was fixed for 1S4s, but it did not
answer the call, frightened, perhaps, as
monarchial comet, by the eccentricities of
that epoch. The new calculations of the sa-
vans, do not however, admit much doubt as
to the present nearness of its visit.
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COURAGE AND DISCRETION courageous
ram took it into his head to resist locomo-
tive. The brave old sheep heard the whistle,
the roar, and the rumble; he saw the show
er of fire and glazing eyeballs Of the mons
ter; he curled up his majestic head, and he
battered his brow into the foe. Alas! poor
ram; not lock of wool nor piece of horn
could be found The owner, in lamenting
the loss Of poor rammy, said, 81 admire his
pluck, but confound his discretion"
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Among the many preudices of the day. is fast dis
appearing We that against Ptop,ietdTy, or Pa
tent Medicines Doubtless, in many instances this one
was right, especially opposed to these miserable
trums called by their makers "cu~e-aHs," but wish
through this source, to call attention to assortment OF
Family Medicines that have the principle
of "a different remedy for different Diseases their
side. They put up by COMSTOCK & BROTHER, of
NEW YORK Their Cherry and Lungwort, Hair Gloss,
Pile lnment, Pain Killer. etc, really scientific and
useful medicines. Also YOUATT'S& CARTOONS Horse
and Cattle Medicines, Gargng Oil, etc These medi-
cnes they do not claim to be ABSOLUTELY INFALLI-
BLE but only wish them to be tried once and they
sure to satisfy each and all.
For sale by AMAsA FOSTER. my31-2w
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ExclrEMESrs.-The excitement connected
with our political affairs is steadily incrcas-
ing year by year. There must be Juror of
some kind. 1t is now hard cider, and now
Nebraska and Kansas. The public mind is
tossed ard deeper passions are constantly
stirred up. 1t becomes the patriot to enquire
where this will probably lead US? Why
this must be? Is it called for by the de-
mands of patriotism; or is it the work of
personal, selfish, ambitious politicians?
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MENDOZA WEEKLY PREss.-This paper
commences its second volume, much en-
larged and improved. Well may it prosper,
when it halls from such "lve, go-ahead
place as Mendoza place that has grown
up in three years from wild prairie to a
city Of $500 Inhabitants
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DIVORCED wife of Jas. II. Lane, O

DIvoRcED.-The wife of Jas. II. Lane, oh
tanned a divorce from her husband at the
late term Of the Dearborn Qnd) Circuit
Court, on the ground Of abandonment, de-
sertion, and othc- legal causes. She AYERS
that he sent her home from Kansas among
strangers, unprovided for, unprotected, and
without mo ney to pay her travelling expenses
She is the mother of several of his children,
and has been for some time supporting her.
self by keeping boarding house.
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DANGEROUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
los on the City Bank of Montreal are in
circulation The money was made at De-
troit, there Set aAoat by the counterfeiters,
and has found its way in considerable guam
titles into circulation. Their detection is ca
sy. In the line Incorporated by the Act of
Parliament" it will be found that the A is
left out Of the last word.
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MARRIED-On the Sd inst, by Rev. H. WhippIe, Mr..
JAS s. DoOLrrrLE, and Miss JENNA E. AEsr RoSG, all
OF Ottawa
The printers Fee In the shape Of liberal supply of
the cake-rich melting and delicious, gratefully
knowledged May the happy pair enjoy honeymoon OF
three score years and ten!
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THE KILLED AT LAwRENcE.-After all the
bloody stories circulated about the attack on
Lawrence, it turns out that not one of the
abolitionists was killed. Two of the sheriff 8
posse were killed-one Of them accidentally
shot himself, and the other was killed by
the falling of brick from the chimney of
the hotel
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Town Meetings.

We beg to urge upon our democratic
friends throughout the county the impor-
lance of attending the town meetings to be
held week from to-day, (June 14th,) to ap-
point delegates to the approaching county
convention. The convention will be enc of
the highest importance.
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Iny31-2w

II should ask what in opinion, arrived
at by I'm impartial test the best and most honest
compounded remedy for preserving and boauying the
hair and restoring gray hair, to its original COLOR and
the locks to the bald headed, should without hesita
ton say Prof O. J. Woods Hair Restoratiye.-st Louis
Democrat.
az See advertisement In another column,
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MARTIN VAN BuREN.-The Springfield.
Mass, Argus says Martin Van Buren,,
recently, in conversation with one of the
editors of this paper, freely expressed his
want Of faith in, and his opposition to the
Black Republicans"
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THE subscriber bess call attention TO hi. Buckskn
i Establishment Main st. next house west Of Ma
gi.is office. Tanned bucksks, all kinds of buckshin
gloves, whip lse., &C. always on hand and sold at low
est prices.
Ca.h paid Cor der shins. riun.-tfl HENRY EAPP
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Straycal,


EsROM Nicholas Wilson's, two miles west " Oiver
u Grove, the night OF the lith inst Team VI
WORKING HORSES, a sorrel and bay; The pay !. q
sweyed hollow backed horse WIZ weigh ABOUT we've
bundrad ,h. sorraI will weigh thirteen hundred-heavy
name and tail These horses are twelve years o'd ANY
person delivering said horses at wilson or giving ,n'1r
, ,na'iu. =. IeJ Imy24-iw*l GEO. W. gibson.
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Reapers, Reapers,
Grass Cutters Combined.

O OS'0 H'H''S 11H1hS >" y oC'
AND
THE only Mdchine INIT can be rotid upon
MT 10 break and get out Of order tie trst
time they are takea into tic .tieU.
:. BELLS PATENT.
NvIESE celebrated Machines now ready for deIiye-
i ry, and persons wanting goo-d and durable Machine
requested to examine those Mil St, opposite tho
Ottawa House, the City Mills These Machines
warranted in all kinds Of grain and grass. They
arranged that haul them from field }"
house, any other place without being obliged put
them ont" A wagon. The Reels made that they
cannot loose and of order. These Machines
he turned square around ia their tracks Cali and
them. Imy2t fw :. BELL A co.
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~.xV ESTABLISalMENT.

~ COTTON Merchant Tailor, and dealer In Ready.
N.Je Clothing, in Cavarlys Block, nearly opposite
- posf Office will open Monday May 10Th, we'll
,.c,ed stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, and vestings,
ib he will man to order, in the best style and
W. The most able terms. lie has well selected as
snrtnent of Ready Made Clothing and Geneman's Fur
nisIing Goods. Ottawa, May II, ls5G-tI
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Notice..

IIAviNG sold out my Lumber Establishment, am de-
i srous Of closing up all accounts. All who have
settled accounts with notified to call my oce
md make settlement of their accounts beforebe first day
If July next
Costs will be saved by giving attention to this notice.
Ottawa, May "a. JNO. HOSSACK.
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The Natire Citizen, the organ of the
state council expired in Chicago on Saturday
without groan"
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CrOckery, CrOckery,

9fOTiiE subscribers are now receiving their Spring
Cek stock of China, Glass, and Que; are, which
NJ they efcr for sale at reduced prices.
Good Butter, packed in Firkins, will be taken ~ exr
change for Crcckery. [mySI-2ml SPENCER Earl
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The CAMELs.-The camcls some forty in
number, purchased by our government for
the western prairies, were landed week or
two ago, at Matagorda Bay in Texas. An
eye witness writes:
We arrived at the bay of Matagorda on
Monday evening, May - The next morn
ing the animals were taken ashore, and at
last regained their liberty. The inhabitants
crowded around them, with pardonable curl
osity, to behold the huge, uncouth animals,
and many were the sensible comparisons
given vent to on the occasion. The Arabs
and Turks, who had dressed themselves in
rich Oriental costumes, were kept busy ex-
planning to the inquisitive crowd. Now and
then a camel, in the excess of its joy, would
run with a terrible leaping and kicking
among the people, who would consequently
give it full room to gambol in. That evening,
they ali started for their destination, in regu-
lar Eastern order, as for 4 distant caravan.
They will carry without stopping, except
At long intervals, immense weights of bag
gage and stores, under hot broiling sun,
the fatigue of which would soon Kill horse.
BY importing 4 great many, the United
states will soon have 4 considerable breed of
.causeIs on the Western Continent. 1t may
lie SAID, TO Columbia's honor, that she has
taken the lead in introducing these powerful
aids to civilization among us, for the con-
quests of peace surpass those Of war.
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III'! htFtT I 10 Ill0Ft tliaIl n! Tl.!e tlllu
they will. II b-c4usr they don't touch the
CA 81 "f tn. disease Tie CAUSE Of all ague and bh-
icu- diseases Is the -ieric poison called Miasna or
Malaria. NeutTalizr ti poison by its NATURAL ANTI
DOTE and all disease caused by II disappears At
Rhodes Fever aud AgI- Cure Il this AutIdOte to Mla
ria aud i. perfectly harmless medicines.
The certificate Of the celebrated chemist, J. l. itun,
Of New YORK, this elect !, attached 10 every bottle
therefore Il il does good II do Io harm
This Is tl.aI be sAHi Of Quuine Arsenic
any tonic their i to the
stiiutiuu and bring III NE AGUE which al
lows a person feel perfectly we'll for single moment
In Illustration Di i,s :rG!, cNract, from
Il letter ji.sI received iToII e. Phy sItIIu.
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The CSuatry Gentleman, published by
Luther Tucker Il Son, Albany, n. y, will
shortly enter upon new volume. As an
agricultural journal it stands at the head Of
the list in this country. The publishers
say:
This volume Of the Country GeHtlemaH
is rapidly drawing to close, and we should
be indebted to those who have confidence in
its reliability and value, if they would bear
in mind that it is only by their kind assist
ance that we can hope to increase its circu-
lation. A word TO the ncighbors YOU NAV
chance to meet between now and July LIST,
may bear good iruit to them and US. and
cost you nothing but the speaking. We are
happy to say that our subscription list is at
this time 1900 larger than a year ago-and
a little general effort, would repeat this in
crease before 1857 begins. To any preseA
subscriber who will remit us 81 and. q -hew
one, We repeat our offer of a copy eGJthe
REGISTER for 1856.
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G,onstrowS, OHo, March Il, 1870.

Jas A. RIFI,E~ E-,l-DyaT sir: You're -! TIA. "a
is hand. Tive arrived late last and the diff
Guilty in g,ttiU. any try IL greatly increased
from tn tact remedy had been Introduced which
growing iv"r with the iut'c- being better than
using Vuiftciirt knowing presume that the remedy
they used escape TAXING q ine, contained the DRUG
ITSELF,
This remedy. tAnow smiths Tonic would nva-
riaby EEEAh an agar, but it did NOT CURE il, il
would often return with renewed Yigor This cir
cuIn-tauce your favor could institute
comparison between and CURE TIE follow
ing i tie result.
Three y took your Cure, all OF which were
.QaoLstiI intermittent Fever of many weeks
standing Tyy had tEied QiuIH-, and other remedies
occasionally missing chin, but in all such
casesJ slowly wearing them out and laying the fOunda
ton other and IaaiIcs did succeed ia ef
f.cting radical all three OF te,e with
your remedy, ana they have not had chill since. In
al three OF these the Suitls Tonic" had been
used would, brfor@ stated, break the chill bu,
after period or two had elapsed it would return.
think there will be difficulty il giving your
Cure the vantage ground Of any other remedy
use here, &c, &c. WILLIAM BCCKNER NJ ID.
RHODES FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTIDOTE
To MALARIA, the only harmless remedy in existence i
equally certain a PREY ESTlVE, d. a .CCEE" Tax
when you feel the Cis coming and you vii
have a single one. Jas /. RHODES, Proprietor,
Providence L. ].
Wholesale Agents, st. Louis, II. BLAhsLEY; Chicago,
BARCLAY BROS, and fbr sale 10y u. L. Thompson, aid
T. Y Grgg., Ottawa, Illinois. !un.-GS
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Notice.
yUlHE Trustees of Schools of Township 81 north,
east Sd p. m, in La Sale Co, have assessed and
caused to be levied on each one hundred doers Valuation
which they sufficient to keep school in said town for
seven months the coming year and also they require the
of each furnish the treasurer by the
18th a of next, with list containing the Of
each subject be assessed for in their dis
trict By order of the Trustees
my3 T. 8 HOLLo"ELL' fre"sHr err.
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Connecticut Senator.

New HAVEN, June 1.
Dixon, republican, was to-day elected L .
S. Senator. The ballot stood: Dixon, lis ::
Toucy, 10l I; Scattering, Z.
STATEMENT Of s principal dti-i.s transported upon
Zee Illinois and Nichigdn canal. entered at the 'o
Lecto,'s Office at Ottrsod during n.e month cf Nay,