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The report thus concludes

The report thus cOnc!uGes.
Rugs machine was driven at fair mo-
derate pace, and having wide cut, the raher
could sweep his bundle Off without much
interference OF :he fal!i-g grain This must
account for the superior form Of the bundles,
as the raher was a new hand, and as it could
not be attributed 10 superior skill. Mr.. Ly on
commended that the draft would have been
much less had the machine been worked a
day or two TO get the machinery smooth.
In this he was probably correct, as Mr. Il.
does not put on as nice finish as be might
or should do, both for his own credit or the
value of the machine. Taking this machine
as standard Of speed, the Atkins machine
would cut twenty acres in ten hours, which
we think no team can do with it, judging
from the trial. Taking the same standard,
Seymour & Morgan's would cut II 11-1OO,
but Its actual cutting was less, the higher
draft probably making the difference. Man
ny's would cut in the same time twenty-one
acres. Dat it is evident that the Rugg ma
chine on trial VIII cut an average wider
swath than either of the others as compared
with the measurement inside Of guards.
The Committee proceeded to make up the
award and first balloted on the Self Rakers.
The Atkins Reaper having five votes and
Seymour L Morgas's two The next vote
was between Rugg and II my, when Riggs
machine received seven votes. The next
vote was on tue question, all things con-
sidered, which is the best machine. On this
Rugs hal five and Atkins tHo.
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From Europe.

FROM EurOpes
The Europa and North America steamers
have brought Liverpool dates to the 18th OF
July.
They bring somewhat startling news from
India. Two or three previous arrivals had
brought accounts of insurrectionary move
ments among the Sepoys, or native troops
in India, but no one was prepared for the
startling news brought by the last India
mail. This was no less than that some %
regiments Of native troops were in open re-
! volt against the English authorities, and
that the insurgents were in possession of the
city Of Delhi, the ancient capital of the Mo,
gul empire. The loss to the British army
by this mutiny and other casualties had
been over $4,000 in month. A large
British force was encamped before Delhi,
and had given the insurgents battle, but
had not succeeded in taking the city, a!tho
its fall was daily looked for. In the mids.
of these military operations, Gen. Arson,
the commander-in chief Of the army in In
dia died Of Cholera. On receiving this in
telligence in England, Sir Colin Campbell
was despatched to take his place, he leaving
London at few hours notice. A day OF
two afterwards II, 900 troops were also in
readiness to start for India, and reinforce
ments were to be added as rapidly as trans.
portation could be provided. At Calcutta,
however, the natives had no sympathy for
the insurrectionary movements. All the
influential committees of Calcutta, including
the Mahometans, had presented addresses
to the government with assurance Of loyalty.
CHINA.-Hong Kong dates Of the 18th Of
May, have been received. The American
steam frigate San Jacinto and the English
gun boats had gone up the Canton river to
attack the junks. At Foo Chow Foo all
was quiet. The Rebels had been defeated
there, and tea was coming down freely.
Trade at Shanghae and Hong Kong was
quiet. The American house Of Messrs
King & Co., at Hong Kong had suspended.
Canton was suffering with famine
GREAT BRIrAN.-In the House Of Com
mons COX Surdsay moved for the produc-
ton Of Secretary Marcy's letter on priva-
teering, but Lord Palmerst0n said that il
was not officially in the hands Of the British
Government, and could not be produced.
After few remarks from Lord John Russell
and Sir Chas. Napier, the motion was with
drawn
An address to the Queen was adopted,
praying for the use of all means to put
down the African slave trade, and secure
the fuldllment of the treaties; Lord Pal
merston pledged to the Government TO car
~ out the request.
There had been some spirited debates in
Parliament on the Persian war.
The propagation was expected to take
place in two weeks.
The shipping of the half OF the telegraph
ic cable on board the Agamcmnon, was fin
ished on the 18Th inst, and that on board
the Niagara nearly finished.
The French poet BvraIger was dead
Spanish accounts indicate that a final in
terYiew had been had between Lafarasue
and Fidel upon the Mexican question, and
the result it was believed vas unsatisfactory.
Bteadstutis very dali and lower.
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THERE'S article selling throughout the country that
has attained the widest celebrity known a rene
dy for Liver Complaints We have reference to Dr. San
ord's Invgorator, Liver Remedy, that has perform
ed almost great believe it for the
undoubted evidence that accompany the testimonials
is TRUTH the greatest remedy known for Dyspep
sia Jaundice, general debility that often battles
the skill OF most eminent physicians.
Dr. Sanford has been for long time Of the emf
nent ply of New York, and is sad most OF his
cases with the Invgorator with such nvar
able success that he has been induced to offer it
my medicine and let the world have the benefit Of his
discovery. II those who troubled with debility,
headache, anguor, slow, lingering fever, will try
bottle, think they might physicians bills and
days, perhaps years of suffering.
o. }. WOOD Co., Wholesale Agents for the Western
States. Sold in Ottawa by all Druggists. myo-3m
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all They safe pleasant to take but power-
fui to cure Their penetrating properties stimulate the
vital activities OF the body the distractions of
its organs, purify the blood, and expe disease They
purge the foul humors which breed and grow diste
per- stimulate sluggish dsordered organs into their
action, and impart healthy strength 10
the whole system. Not only do they every day
complaints of everybody, but also formidable aud dan
gcrous diseases that have baied the best of human
skill While they produce powerful effects they are at
the same tme in diminished doses the safest and best
physc that be employed for children. Being sugar
coated, they pleasant to take; and being purely
getabie, free from any risk Of harm. Cures have
ated ny men Of such exalted position and character
10 IOtDio the suspicion of unruth Many eminent cIer-
Hseh anu physicians have lent their certify
,e puDnc the reliability Of my remedies while others
nave sent me the assurance of their conviction that my
contribute immensely the relief OF my
afflicted suffering feow-men.
The Agent below named is pleased "a f,rrit ,,ro,i.
my American Almanac, containing direction. f,r tbeiT
use, and certificates Of their cure the fo'loino ]
plants ~
Costyeness Bilious Complaints Rheumatism prousy
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul stomach Nau
sea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction Of the Bowels, and
Pain arising hereirom, Flaulency, Loss Of Appetite an
Clcerou and Cutaneous Diseases which require a. eva
cuant Medicine, ScrOula Kings Evil. They also BIZ
purifying the blood and stimulating the system cure ma
ny complaints which would not be supposed they could
reach, such Deafness. Partial Blindness, Neuralgia
and Nervous Irritabty, arrangements Of the Liver and
Kidneys Govt, and other kindred complaints arising from
low state Of the body obstruction Of it functions
DO not be put off by unprncipl-d dealers with some
other pill they make more profit on. Ask for ATEga
PHIs and take nothing else. No other they can give
powers The sick the bes. aid there for tie AMI
they should have il,
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ARE THE BLACK REPCBLICASs ABOLITION
IsTs:-The Washington National Era, the
leading Black Republican paper, thus indi-
Gates the proper relations which the Black
Republicans sustain 20 the old Aboltionists.
The Era, which has always been an Adolf
ton journal, says:
ave do not intend that these facts shall be
lost sight of. The early Abolitionists, SO far
as our influence can go, shall not be dis
credited through ignorance and prejudice.
There are Republicans, SO called, who would
separate their movements entirely from that
which those much abused men originated.
the early Abolitionists were the only pi-
oneers. They were stigmatized as incendia-
ries, fanatics, malgamationists, traitors !;
so are Republicans now. What is the diff
ference? THEY counted only by thousands !;
Republicans count 10y hundreds ofthousands;
Neir voices were overwhelmed by the uni
versal uproar against them; Republicans,
commanding a majority of the leading jour-
nails Of the Union, in possession of nearly
all the free States, can hurl back the charges,
and make themselves not only heard, but
felt. And yet some of them are pusilani-
nous enough to disclaim any connection or
sympathy with those brave pioneers whose
sef-sacrificing labors have enabled them to
proclaim, without fear of prescription, doc
trines, whose PRONUNCIATION in 1886 imposed
political and social degradation, and the
pains and penalties of Lynch Law"
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An AsToSIsHED DoNKEY.-Mons. GODDARD
went up from Philadelphia on Wednesday
with a jackass appended to his balloon: On
being lifted from the ground by the balloon,
the jackass tried the old trick of planting
his legs at an angle Of about fifty degrees,
with his hoofs ahead of his body, in the
orthodox style of resisting jackasses; but
that movement proving lamentable failure,
he drew up his legs, as if to get them out of
the way as useless appendages. He then
looked savagely around, first at the upturned
faces of the crowd, then at the house tops,
and finally, finding all things else melting
from view, he turned his exclusive attention
to the inflated mass over his head. Jack
was astonished, if ever donkey was in this
world.
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Gov. MARCY IN a PRINTING OFFICE.-Just
two weeks before the death Of Gov. Marcy,
he was in the Rochester Union Office, and
visited the press room Of the establishment.
This was the first time he said he had ever
seen printing press at work The Union
observes "When we consider that he had,
from his youth up, been accustomed to
write for the political press, and had always
been more or less associated with the print
ing Office, this circumstance seems very sin
gular."
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LADIES' OWN REMEDY

This a safe pleasant, and certain cure for Female
Complaints arising from debility, such Irregulaty OF
the Menses Flour Albus Whites, Barrenness, Saow
Complexion, Headache Dizziness, Weak Nerves. Fright
Dreams, and all diseases caused by Colds, Checked
Perspiraton Excuses, Excitement &c. of the
ua organs No female who has any Irregularities of the
Monthly Periods will be just to herself if she does not
SPEEDY and Thousands of females have
been cured by this Cordial after the prescriptions of their
Physicians had failed and the disease resisted all other
treatment.
Prce One Dollar per Bottle Six Bottles for Five
Dollars.
f-Prepared and sold by DR.. EAsrERLY, corner OF
Third and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, Me.
For sale by A. c. PUTNAM, Z. Y. GRIGGs d. WALKER &
Co., and NJ. KNEUssL, Druggists Ottawa, and by Drug
gsts generally throughout the United States. jull1
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MARRIAGE ExTEAoEDIyAgY.-In the last
news from California, is the following an
nounccment OF an extraordinary name, if
not lady:
On Saturday, the - day of May inst, at
the residence Of His Excellency, Stock " hit
ley, Governor and COMMUNICATIVE Chief of
all the hosties east Of the mountains, by
Right Rev. Father Bussassi, Gen. Victor IRE
witt, to her ladyship, Hon. Eugenie Isabella
Victoria Clementina Kangaroolia Antelopia
Observation-Disclosures Cou-
sin German to Stock Whitley, Esq, aiorc-
said.
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UTAu.-The Presidents iutrusctions to
Gov. Cumming were forwarded on Monday.
The Washington dispatches say, they are
brief and specific. lie is TO see that the
laws of the United States are faithfully exc
cuted; no man in Utah is TO be affected for
his political or religious opinion, but held
responsible for his conduct. Should the
civil authorities be unable to enforce the
laws, military forces are then to be employ
ed, While Gov. Cummings power is ample
for all practicable purposes. Much is con-
fided to his discretion.
\ report was in circulation ut W ashington
that Brigham Young has written letter to
President Buchanan, expressing gratiiica-
tion at the prospect Of being relieved from
the Governorship of Utah, and promising
that the federal officers to be sent thither
viii be kindly treated, provided they attend
to Their legitimate business.
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STA TE Of ILLINOIS, Ia lSIis County, ss.--C0UHtY
court, 10 SEPTEMBER Term, 1851. Robert Al C..
David L. Enos-In Attachment.
NOTICE is hereby given, TO the said David l. Euos,
that of attachment, issued out 4 the Clerks
Office of the County Court OF the County OF La sale and
State Of Illinois dated the 21th day OF July, ,J,,
the Robert Adams, and against the 81 the
said David l. Enos, for the sum OF eighty dollars
sixty four cents, directed to the Sheriff Of said
County Of La Sale to execute, which sad writ has t-
returned by said Sheriff, levied upon the following d.
scribed property, wit Lot number four - il block
number one, o. in Minerva Addition 10 Peru IN said
County Of La Sale and State Of Illinois.
Now, unless you, the said David L. EHos shall per
ally be and appear before the Judge q the said Cu
y Court the first day Of the term thereof % t-
holden the Court House, in OTTAWA on the first Mon
day in September next, give special bail and Plead u
said plaintiff action, Judgment viii be entered against
you in of the said Robert Adams aud the said
tate attached WILL be sold to satisfy the same. with
costs :. W. RAY MDNDs ttffE.
GEORGE D. LADD, pfs atty. augl
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SIxTY-sEvEy HORSES BUPYED.-Last Sat
urt,ay night the stables Of the Brooklyn
City Railroad Company were destroyed by
fire. There were one hundred and ninety
seven horses in the stables, between sixty
and seventy Of which perishcd in the flames.
The poor animals that escaped from the
burning buildings, ran of in all directions,
shrick:ng with agony, several of them drop
ping dead in the roads, and neighboring
lots, at the distance of half mile from the
fire. The fire was the work Of an incendiary.
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Ill. CENTRAL r. L. LAHDs.-An impor-
tant advertisement appears in our columns
to-day in reference to the sale Of the lands
belonging to the III. Central T.. r. company.
There have already been hundreds of small
fortunes made and thousands more poor men
have obtained comfortable homes by buying
these lands. They all lie contiguous to the
railroad, and are choice lands, selected by
the company when the whole country was
open 10 them.
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COPPER FOUND AT LA SALLE-While the
workmen We're engaged in excavating the
cellar for Mr.. Balthis' new brick block, they
found, some four feet under the surface Of
the ground, piece of copper ore weighing
fifteen pounds. Although the specimen
above mentioned is not the first we have
seen from this locality, it is nevertheless the
largest one, and of the best quality, being
perfectly pure. 1t may be seen at Messrs.
Hatch & Cartons store near our ofice.-La
Journal.
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HARVESTING has commenced pretty gene
rally throughot the county. Wheat, except
in occasional spots where it has been lodged,
IS splendid. Never in this region has wheat
filed and ripened better. We hear Of no
injury By rust, from which so much was
feared Oh account Of the hot, damp weather,
and the latencss Of the wheat in maturing.
Corn and oats also promise an abundant
yield, the latter being almost ready for cut
ting. The late rains and warm weather
have brought along the corn SO rapidly,
that, notwithstanding the general lateness
Of the planting, it is marty as forward as
usual al this season.
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A NATIONAL DIsUNIoN CoNvENTIoN.-A
call has been issued by Garrison and his
party for "natienal disunion convention"
of course, (says the Philadelphia Journal, }
the body will be composed of thoss frothy
elements which are pereeptible in the anti
slavery convocations of Mass. There will
be hot speaking-a great deal of fun-pho-
nographic reports of which will be read
with the same interest with which we peruse
the pages of -and-then the men,
bers will go home and enjoy. the blessings
of peace secured them by the Union they
seek to destroy. Is it not rare and racy
party?
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ST. LOUIS, July 70.
The Republican publishes the affidavit of
Curtis E. Bolton, deputy clerk Of the Su-
preme Court of Utah, addressed to Attorney
General Black, to which the seal of the court
is affixed, declaring the statements of Judge
Drummond's letter of resignation false re-
garding disturbances.
The records of the court, Bolton says, are
safe in his custody, and are not missing, nor
has any person ever disturbed them.
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The Albany Argus states that the latest
dodge to attract female customers to store
is the following:
"Let the tradesman post in his window a
notice that the proprietor Of the store desires
te enter into a matrimonial engagement With
a well conducted young woman or widow.
This has been tried at Vienna with wonderful
results. 1t is said that the store of the fellow
who conceived the idea is now constantly
crowded with shoppers"
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LONDON AND AUSTRALIA, VIA THE IsrnMUs.
The London Times announces the terms
Of the amalgamaton of the Royal Mail
Steamship Company and the European and
Australian Royal Mail Steamship Company,
via Panama. This renders certain steam
ship line, via the Panama Railroad. to Aus
tralia.
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POISONED WHIsKEY.-The Lebanon (Ohio)
Star records the death of four men from
drinking whiskey with strychnine in it. 1t
also says that tens of thousands of fish in
the stream below the dstillery have died.
Two tons of dead fish have been taken out,
millrac being literally choked with them.
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Notice..

GEO. MANN having sold out his GROCERY, corner of
VI La Sale and Mill Streets, to Messrs. HUELBUrs,
would thanks to his many friends and
their avor during the short period he had the business
and cordially invite them to continue their patronage to
the firm, who he doubts will by their known
business talent and obgng attention continue
their confidence and cordial support. The books and
of Geo. Mann will be found at the City Mill Of
fee where those who have notes will please
call and settle the GEO. MAN
City Mills Flour will continue to be sold at Messrs.
HUgLBUTS' usual. [augl-1mI G. NJ.
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A New WAY TO HATCH CHICKENs.-The
Irasburg (Vt) Standard says that DR.. NJ. l..
Scott, Of Glover, had hen lay a lay or more
of eggs on pile Of horse manure, under
the barn, and some manure was thrown over
them, when the heat of the pile acting
upon the eggs Matched out eleven chickens.
They are all alive and doing well.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We learn that q child
died very suddenly, yesterday morning, in
the Eastern part of the city, from eating
heartily Of green apples. The little fellow
was well at breakfast time, and in a few
hours afterwards he was cold and stffened
corpse- OuincU Whig.
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WHIrE TEETH, PEEfuNED BREATH and beautiful COM
pexion, be acquired by using the Balm Of Thou
sand Flowers" What lady gentleman would remain
under curse of dsagreeable BREATH when by using
the :. Balm of a Thousand Flowers dentrice
would only render sweet bat leave the teeth white
aabaster: Many persons do not know their breath
bad and the subject is delicate that their friends
would never mention it. Beware of counterfeits Be
sure each bottle is signed FETRIDGE CO, n. Y
For sale by D. WALKER Co., Sole Agents, Ottawa, H.
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ATTEST OF al. S. MAIL AGExr.-We lea

ARREST or a L. 5. MAIL AGENT.-We learn
from the Springfield Journal Of the 9th
inst, that On the previous day, Mr.. W. c..
Gillespie, mail agent on the Chicago, Alton
and ST. Louis road, was arrested by L. s.
Marshal Dixon .. the instance of Finley ID.
Preston, Esq, mail agent for the West
Gillespie was promptly lodged in the Spring
field Jail. lie is charged, says the Journal,
with purloining money from letters passing
through the mail, and with other otfenses
agains; the Post Office laws. The accused
is lately from Christian County, and, it will
be remembered, was House Journalist of
the last session of the Legislature.
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To the Unfortunate Victims.
DR., BAKERS SPECIFIC.

This is SAT- and Certain Cure for GonoTho2
Gleet Structure, Seminal Weakness, Diseases
OF the Kidneys, Bladder, and all Diseases
Of the Genital Organs.
This popular and specific remedy will cure all diseases
OF the Genital organs in few days. saved thou
sands upon thousands from the hands of MERCILESS
QUACKS, IL not from a PREMATURE GRAVE In case OF
infection DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC is the only SAFE and
SURE REMEDY. Have you Private Disease? Do not
neglect it, If you go to regular Ply stefan with your
case, you PERIL your REPUTATION. II you 20 to an
ADVERTISING QuAcE, you PERIL YOUR HEALTH iIrE-
Avoid both, and DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC, which il
agreeable to the taste and contains plain directions
for With i. you CURE YOURSELF, and thus
prevent ALL EXPOSURE. 1t viii cure the wors, cases
Of secret disease and restore the system to perfec
state of HEALTH PURITY.
sS- Price $3.50 per bottle.
eD~Prepared by DIR. EAsTERLY corner Of Third and
Chestnut Streets st. Louis, Mo.
~" Sold by A. c. PCTYAu, Z. Y. GRIGGs, D. WALLER
Co., and NJ KyEUssI. Druggists, Ottawa and by Drug
giss generally throughout the United States. juli
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day, just after the adjournment at Washing.
ton, Commodore Newton was struck with
paralysis, and died in half an hour. He
was in apparent good health up to the in.
slant of the attack.
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FROM UTAu.-Advices from Utah are to
the I'd of July. The Mormons had received
tidings of the military preparations of the
Government, but the news had excited little
alarm. The tone of Young's organ is conf
dent and boastful. Federal Office holders
are affectionately informed that Utah is not
a desirable abiding place. for them, and that
"they will not find it congenial to their
health" Government appointments for Ter
ritories are denounced in unmeasured terms
as relic Of barbarous colonial usage.
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Estruyed or stolen.

IyRoM the farm of Mrs Lamb, 4 = miles northeast of
Il Ottawa on the 18th of July, a SORREL MARE, hav
ing white face and white hind legs and feet, shod only
fore feet and six years old. liberal reward will
be given for the of said Mare information
where she NAV be found. Iaugl ORSON POTTER,