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Sales, choice, valuable. and standard Books,
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CITY BAN *
MES. ALLEN g. co,

Opri tram o'c'rcG- 4. ". 10 ~ o'c'ock i. II
CIGIIr Drafts for sale New York, Boston, PEiadel-
- phia Chicago St Louis and all the principal Cities.
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections parts of the State, and RENTED
for day yu:eut, current rates exchange.
March ;. EDWIN G. ALLEN. t'i>Licr.
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INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY OF
TRUE "a WATERMAN.

AZ tie BdRk of Otta1rd, Ottd1Cd, m.
COLLECTIONS made in vicinity at usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions
Titles investigated and abstracts furnished
Deeds and other instruments made out and acknow-
lodged.
Policies issued in the following insurance companies
III S.i2e county Nutt,iy Fare Insurance Co.;
yNif0is .VutndL 40 do
Stephenson county HUtUGi do do
National LOtsH Fund Liz assurance Society.
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LA SALEE COUNTY
BOOK STORE & NEWS ROOM.
THOMAS ORION,
SUCCESSOR
RiTHEUN g. ORION,
II
Books, Stationery, Magazines, and
Periodicals,

Books, Stationery, Magazines, and
Periodicals,
MUSIC, GOLD PENS. FANCY GOODS, sc.
- Keeps no Drugs ami Medicines Dry Goods
but every thing 20 be found first class Book Store.
Those wanting anything in my line are respectfully
solicited to give "A call
Sign of the Book, door to Manley Dows Hard
ware Store, Ottawa, III.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
All kinds used in the city or country.
Also, Paper, Pencils, States, Pens, Ink, &c.
Liberal discounts given Teachers and Country Mer.
chants.
BLANK BOOKS.
or all sizes, Pass Books, Mcmoraudums;
Diaries Time Books, Notes, and Drafts;
DEEDS, MORTGAGES. and all kinds of Law Blanks.
STATIONERY.
Cap, Letter and Note Paper of all sizes and qualities
Envelopes, Ink, Portfolios, Pocket Knives;
Gold and Steel Pens, Quilts, Pencils, Inkstands &c.
MAGAZINES AND PAPERS.
SAVE YOUR DIMES ASD HALF DIMES buy the New York
Ledger, Flag of Our Union, WayerIey Harper Weekly
Frank Lese's Paper, Iiarpers Magazine Cooley, At
lantic, &c, &c.
GOODS By EMPRESS
am having from three TO four packages per week from
New York and Chicago.
Orders will be taken for Books or Music not on hand
DISTRICT LIBRARIES.
have published Catalogue Of Books FOR District Ii
braries, which be had application fro II which
Directors make betteF ckOjce and btter tefHts
than they get of Mr.. A. o. Moore. of Y. Y.
nov20 THOMAS ORION.
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VINO Is IIE?-We find the following in
the Bloomington Pan tagrGqh, Who can it
refer 10: We have bad 10 young man in
Ottawa who ever made such beast Of him
self. He must have become corrupted after
he left here:
\ PRoMI;ING IoUTH.-A young man who
came to this city from Ottawa few mor;hs
ago, was put in the calaboose en- Thursday
morning by assistant marshal NlghtwIue.-
He had been on spree for several days, and
at an carly hour yesterday morning he stop
ped in front OF house on Prairie street II, ar
the Prairie City House. and bl gan 10 throw
mud at lady who was standing inside Of til c
gate. He was crazy drunk, Of course. is-
sstaut marshal y sht";!nc escorted him to
the caaboose, and advised him TO be as quiet
4 child-which advice had very little
effect upon tAe degraded being TO whom. it
was addressed.
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NOsECs, :.


UTANINC, .sso'd e" and intending to change nj
place Of residence : pOss bis, herrh.
notify all persons having demands against myself -
present the without delay; also, to avoid turtle
trouble, all persons knowing themselves t" be indebte
to notified settle the Immediately by not
otherwise. TOc2-T JAMES KELLER.
DUY YOUR STATIONERY at
ID oRTON'S BOOK STORE.
You get nothing good at the Drug Stores. jan29
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CHurcT: Music E.oo7...

Tie JuJaec 1AuHksgjyiag, .StotrD, HIile5ojuh, ~
NuTti. d..
WILL sell cheaper than you buy elsewhere, ~
the dozen single copy. Don't buy al the iyofte-
cd'.os till you have called at the Book store.
deci TlIoS. ORION
l,oTo 0nrDArS Bo0E S7oREeo FOR school uoo,..,
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GEO. :. FISHER,


COMMISSION AND EXCHANGE.
Commissioner Of Deals for tie State Of Neto York.
Office in the rooms, 81 story, Natn gers block.
Ottawa June 10. 1871.
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On inquiry, we learn that the Ok that
made the grand feoture of the procession was
the great premium OK raised by Mr.. JAlRus
LAWRENCE, Of this county, and which had
taken the premium at our last three county
fairs. He was in splendid condition, and
shone with peculiar radiance on this trium-
phan, occasion. Said OK weighs 2,415 lbs,
averdupeis, and WAS decorated for sacrifice.
Last evening. alas! he was inundated, and
this morning his huge carcass is on sale
at the stalls of the Meat Markets of our
friends j. WOOD and A. WoLFoED. The
yoke of oxen and the heifsr, whiah were al.
so splendid beef, such as one seldom sees
even in this country famed for fine cattle,
were raised by Mr.. Francis LrBBY. They
have also been slaughtered and are on sale
at the markets named. Every householder
in town, we are sure, will not fail to have at
least steak and roast of this superb beef
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V CIV gss,Rripr.
New Flour SLara

ON L0NfI5e st, OPPOSITE NNYs1Hs Furaiture DeDot
FsIIE subscriber has made arrangements to keen OF
q hand a large supply Of the choicest Winter an,
Spring Wheat Flour, imported from Wisconsin Chicago
and Indiana. which lie will sell at the lowe marke
price for cash.
He Will also keep on hand Chicago Lime, Cement
Salt Hams, and PORK, FOR wholesale and retail trade
lie has also irst-rate Lumber Wagon %, ing a pre
MUM wagon made by Slack & RarlO and AN eycaien
two horse Carriage span of young Horses and Ua r.
ness to match Also, several head Of Cows all of wLic
he Offers for sale at good bargains.
Also, Farm OF 100 acres, miles northwest of OF
Wa, for rent. ian15-tfl TIQS CARTON
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esr:spP Vines.

fNATAWBA and Isabella Grapevines, year old
~ roots, warranted true to and will be ready
for delivery early in the spring, at the 70 lowing yeduc
ed prices Fife ct. each ten dollars per hundred
Orders left at the corner store, post Office block will
be promptly attended TO. dec % JN0. IIISE.
('HEAP BOOKS at
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LaSaiic GO. " utuai Fire Insurance Co
- HE fourth annual meeting of the Company will h
l held on Thursday, May 9TH, 1859, at the Office n,
the Company, at O'Clock L. NJ for the election of five
Directors and the transaction of such other
may come before the meeting. The act amending the
charter of the Company passed the recent session Of
the Legislature will be presented to the members 70,
approval or rejection at this meeting.
By order OF the Directors.
marl2-Sw WIN. NJ. TRUE, Sew
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Coming BACK.-A friend who has been
down the river. SAYS that the Hannibal and
St. 10. train. from st. 10. on Friday night,
brought back some dozen individuals who
started some time since for Pixies Peak
Their experience had been, that the nearer
they approached the mines the less they
heard about god-and it was their candid
opinion that the entire matter is more of
hunbug than anything else; and that the
big stories concocted-apparently at the
mines-really had their origin in the mush-
room towns on the Missouri Rivcr.-Duc en-
port Democrat
The above was exactly the experience Of
an intelligent gentleman Of this city, who got
to or a little beyond Leavenworth City,
when he turned back. He says he saw
plenty of men who had been at Pixies Peak
in the mushroom towns on the Missouri
river" who, when closely Intercepted about
Pixies Peak and the gold there, would say It
was ''all right" but none of them talked of
going back, and none Of their intimate
friends appeared to be going.
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DUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
Is jan29 ORTON'S BOOK STORE.
CARPENTERS and Joiners Tools, including Ba Ike
~ wells Saws, warranted, for sale at
os2 KING &HARD'S.
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0ttaua free Graber
LOCAL. MATTERS.
sINGULER PRocEssIoN.-Great excitement

SNGULER PRoCEssIoN.-Great excitement
bordering on CONSERVATION, was produced in
our city on Thursday, by the appirition
of a strange procession in the streets bearing
the appearance Of an oriental ovation to some
deity. 1t was drawn up somewhat in this
order:
Vehicle.
Band OF Music in Roman Cars.
OK, decorated, led by Grocms,
oau OK being Of elephanne proportions doubtless
intended to represent, as he resemhled, the
great favorite of the menagere.)
Yoke of Oxen, (hog fat.)
lleiffer, (dittoD
A"passel" of boys 'bare foot"
Some boys.
$50 men and bays unfortunately.
Sundry Boys.
Four Horsemen, with long spears, (gad,)
16 boys and 10 girlI.
BOYS
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NEW GooDs At Corr, Hull & THoEsoSs-
You may all blow" but there has not
finer new stock Of dry goods been brought
to Ottawa within year than has within the
last week been received by Golf, Hull &
Thorson, in the Wood Block, next door cast
of the meat market There IS no gas or puff
fng about this. Look in and you can salts
fy yourselves. Besides superior stock Of
dry goods, they have also ths best stock Of
crockery in Ottawa. People wanting such
goods at the lowest living rate VIII make
note of this.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEW York, July 81
The mail steamship Moses Taylor has ar
rived with the California mails Of the 9th
inst. She brings 81, l45,O 900 in gold. Among
the principal consignees are the following
Messrs. Wells, Fargo s Co., S37S,5OOi Amer
lean Exchange Bank, Sl75000 A. Belmont
$l80,0O0; E. Kelly & Co., Sl52,OOO; W. IT,
Coleman s Co., $4,000; Duncan, Sherman
& Co.. 100000; Freeman & Co., $4,000.
The United States frigate Roanoke was at
Aspinwall.
Much excitement had been occasioned on
the lsthmus on account Of the discovery OF
large quantities Of golden images and coin
in the Indian graves Of the Chingan district.
Many hundreds had gone thither to prosecute
the search, and already several thousand dol
lars worth had been received at Panama.
The Moses Taylor left Aspinwan on the
10Th inst.
A serious disturbance occurred at Aspin-
wall on the I'd Of July, occasioned by sour
rilous article published in the Little News, a
sheet published ut that place, rejecting on
some of the railroad employees. The printing
office was attacked by the mob, and the press
es and all the printing materials thrown into
the sea.
During the disturbance the proprietor o
and several shots were fired upon the assail
ants, resulting in killing one man and wound
ing five others, Horatio Lyon, the proprietor
of the paper, and three printers named Field
| Levy, and Miller were arrested.
COSTA RICA.-The advices from Costa Rici
are to the Sth inst. Nothing of special i'm
portance had ranspired. Harvest was over
Coffee ruled at l2GBi3.
SOUTH AMERICA.-rbe advices from Valpa
raiso are to the 10th, and Callao to the 27tl
of June.
The new French ship Mozambique had beer
wrecked on the Aramanian coast on the l5tl
of May. The captain, eight sailors, and on
passenger persisted. The entire cargo wal
plundered by the savages
The accounts from Peru state that the rev
olutonary movements of Col. Zeballas wer,
still continued.
Castillo had issued a general amnesty Il
all soldiers and private parties engaged il
the revolution, provided they report them
selves ready to sustain the authorities by tn
end of July.
Castillo had also declined to declare wa
against Ecuador and proposed leading hi
forces in person.
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COMMERCIAL TNTELLIGRNCE.

LIyERPooL, July 15.-Breadstuffs exhibits
a declining tendency, there is little inquiry,
and prices continue weak
Provisions are also dull. Pork is heavy and
all qualities have slightly declined.
LONDON, July 15.-The Bank Of England
has reduced the rate of discount to "a per
cent.
Consols are quoted at 95@ TO 95s. ...
The following are the principal items Of
news by the Europa:
The steamships Saxonia and kangaroo ar
rived out on the 18th.
The Ocean Queen reached Southampton on
the l4th, and the Persia on Saturday the 10th
inst
The treaty Of peace is fully confirmed, but
no further particulars have trnnspired be-
yond the fact that the Princes Of Tuscany and
Modena are to return to their States
The result Of the treaty is generally mis-
printed in England.
The Emperor Napoleon is on his way home
lie was expected to reach Paris on the 18th
inst, when further details Of the treaty will
probably be announced. In his addresses to
the army, he says that peace was concluded
because the contest was about to assume pro-
portions no longer in keeping with the inter
ests France had in the war.
The Emperor of Austria had left the army,
and was on his way TO Vienna. He had is
sued an order Of the day in which he says,
alluding to the treaty of peace, that he yield
cd to the unfavorable political situation in
which he was placed because his natural al
lies did not as was expected, come to his assis-
tance.
Count Cavour and the Sandman Cabinet
had resigned, and it is reported that the reas-
ons for this step were on the account of the
terms Of the peace being unsatisfactory
Count Arez has been charged with the Tor
nation of a new Cabinet
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
WAsH1NoToN. Julv pa

f'eA'AAAAfNANAff
A letter received from Dr. Forney. super.
intendent Of Indian affairs in Utah, states
that two Of the children who were spared from
the Mountain Meadow massacre, have been
detained by the United States District Attor-
ney Of the Territory, as witnesses aQainst
certain white men who are strongly inn
plcated in the commission Of that crime
The other children will arrive at Leavenworth
about the 10th Of August, where VIM. @.
Mitchell, whose two sons and their wives
were among the murdered emigrants, will re-
ceive and return them to their friends in Ar
kansas, The initiatory steps for their re-
covery were taken by Mr.. Mix, the former
Commissioner, and Mr.. Greenwood has zeal
ously consummated the humane purpose
Majors Whiting and Eastman, Captains
Tyler and Campbell, and Lieutenant Eiwood.
are on their return to the States or leave of
absence
The public lands advertised 10 be sold in
Minnesota from the LIST Of October to the 14th
Of October, embrace the Government alter
mates within six miles limits Of the ruilroad
grants and the pine lands Of the northeast
portion Of that State consisting Of a million
an | three-quarters acres.
The President contempates returning 10
Washington on Wednesday.
The Postmaster General will visit Ken
tuoky during August.
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France, and that Italy has gained noihinr.
while the Emperor returns 10 Paris nominal
ly q conqueror, but "a reality D bnfIled man.
The Moniteur publishes second warning
10 the Univers on account Of an Objectionable
article.
The Paris Bourse closed on the 18th At 6af.
OOc. for money and account, being an advances
of per cent. during the day. They touched
nearly 1Of. after the peace.
NAPLEs.-A Additional details Of the recent
partial mutiny Of the Swiss troops are re-
ceived. A body Of troops mutinied In the
barrncL killing the colonel and several ofi-
GERS Of the 4th regiment, and afterwards re
paired 10 the royal palace but were forced
back by the chasseurs and hussars on duty
to the camp Delars, where they were surren-
dered. The commanders-in-chiefo Of the Swiss
called on them to surrender. They replied
by discharge Of firearms, Wounding the
general and about twenty priyates Orders
we're then given TO ERE on the mutineers when
seventy five were killed and two hundred and
thirty-three wounded.
RoME.--A Bostonian at the sack Of Per,toia
writes to the London Times giving additional
details Of that brutal affair He saws the
American Minister, Mr.. Stockton, has de-
manded redress and Naturalization for Amers
lean citizens. and by his energetic action wilt
doubtless obtain such as is 10 be had.
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Last Nights Report.
FUMTmEn nY TmE EUROpA.

bAcKYILLE, N, 49, July ~
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-Pork dull
end qualities slightly declined quotations
nominal The stock Of Beef and Pork in
market is very heavy Bacon is heavy, but
there is rather more inquiry.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.--Hnseed oil
29sG20s6d Tallow has declined Is Sugar
closed buoyant, with an advance for all quail
tiles. Coffee steady, Rice heavy. Spirits of
Turpentine firm
LONDON MARKETS, July l5.-Wheat closes
dull, with a decline Of 8(94s.i White is quoted
at 42G46s5 red 4Og42s. Sales of Flour at
2l@24s.
Produce-Coiee firm. Tea steady Rice
quiet. 1allow is quoted at 53s., all quotations
having slightly declined Spirits Of Turpen-
tine heavy at 4Os.
Copper has advanced lc.i spelter has ad-
vanoed considerably.
LiTERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET. - The
weather has been favorable for the crops and
the harvest Flour was very dull French Is
offered at a decline Of 2s. per saok Ameri.
can is quoted at l0@l2s6d per GENITAL Wheat
dull and nominally unchanged The holders
are pressing on the market; western red is
quoted at 7s6d99s white 9s@0s6d; South
ern l0@lls. Corn is duh, aud quotations
nominal mixed and yellow 5sl0d636s3d ;
white 7s(G7s6d
Proyisions,--Beef heavy, and hol4ers are
pressing on the market.
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OVERLAND FROM CALIFORNIA.

A'As A4oeAni "AAg 49,
The overland mail, with dates to the 4th
instant, arrived here last night.
The passengers report the failure Of the
Messrs Dows & Co, distillers, and Pease &
Co., millers.
The steamer Washington was detained at
ST. GATHERINGS three weeks, and at Coronel,
Chill, nearly two months, ON account Of the
revolution and inability TO obtain supply Of
coal
When the Washington left Valparaiso, the
war was about ending and business was inn
proving
Britain J, Hopper, Of Long Branch, New
Jersey, had been murdered by the Peans in
COrOnel.
The Washington had been libelled at San
Francisco for money due for supplies.
A fire at San Francisco destroyed nearly all
the buildings on Davis street between Broad-
way and Valligo; also the wharf fronting On
Davis street. The loss is not stated.
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FROM NEW YORK K-FINANCIAL &C.
NFW XopU I,.l,,

NEW lORki Jhly ~.
The stock market, upon announcement of
the arrival Of the Europa, yesterday, assumed
steadier turn, and prices generally, on the
railway list are iC1s per cent better Since
the Board the tendency is upward
The foreign news as far as known are be-
ing regarded as favorable
There was an improvement of per cent in
the Pacific mail
The transactions in State stock were large.
principally Of Missouri IS; $4,000 Of which
changed hands at S31M83l
The Railroad men have not as vet agreed
upon basis Of settlement. representa-
tive Of the Pennsylvania Central is to arrive
here to-day, which will facilitate matters con
siderably.
The financial and commercial summary Of
the Europas news contains several items of
Importance.
The Bank of Englund, as expected, had re-
du1ed the rate of discount TO "a per cent.
Consols had reacted from the extreme ad-
vance established on the announcement of the
treaty of peace The quotations were 955@
05s, being about per cent. lower.
Breadsuiis and provisions were depressed
The Michigan Southern Railroad Company
have succeeded in negotiating loan to meet
their interest due August lst, and advertise
the payment Of the same at the Corn Ex-
change Bank
The suspension Of n house in the lard trade
is announced.
Nothing has been accomplished by the Rail
way Companies. The New York Central is
requested to advance third aud fourth-class
frelghts to an extent sufficient to deprive that
route Of business from those classes. The
great advantages in the way Of water lines
enjoyed by the Baltimore & Ohio Road, from
Boston and New York, enable it to get busi-
ness at the expense Of the other roads. That
rates can be advanced seems now improbable
That the New York roads will take measures
to retain their share Of business is quite GER
tain. OF New England business thew get
very little, and il is stated that none Of The
goods of the Boston trade sales passed over
the Central
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
Wm. 4. Bachelors Hair Dye

The Original and hest in the world
All others ora more limitations and should be avoided
sou wish 90 Uscane rilicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
bssuttnl and rsural Black without the LEAST
injury TO Hair or Ssio.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wsrded to Wm A. Baiehelor 1879, and $4,000
applications hsve been made he Hair of his patrons Of
bis famous Dyes.
VIM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
net be dslnguished fom nature, aud is WARRANTED
inure In the least however long b. continued
and the 40 effect OF Bld Dyes remeed the Hair inyigor-
ated for life by this SD6udd Dye.
Made. sold or anuied Nn private roomsJ at the Wig
FsctmE, No. G3 Brnadwuy, N Y
Sold in all cities and the United StHtes By Drug.
gIsts and Fancy Goods nealess
r8 Tho geuuin has the and address upon a eel
plate engraving ON four sides Of oach Rov of
VIM. A. BATCHELOR,
ianl7 No 1888 broadway, N. Y.
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city, ~ one Of the most durable Institutions Of
the West. Had they begun with only an eye to
immediate necessities aud momentaiy economy,
they would have erected what would now. and
especially 10 coming years. be considered as but
zone horse concern" In this matter Of Street
railroads. we hope The representatives. Of the 1000
Inhabitants Of Cleveland will look. not to what
will suffice for this or next year, but 10 what viii
he required twenty years hence, and, II possible
pass such provisions as will reflect credit upon
their Official heads
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Rail RoAD ACCIDENT "A fatal railroad ac
cident occurred at Lima. o. on the Goth, result
ing in the death of the Surveyor of Riohland
County, and serious injury OF an Engineer
The accident resulted from the collision of
tle trainol the D lyton and Michigan Road with
train on the Pittsburgh and Chicago, at the
railroad crossing