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Instantaneous.
CIR EEN'S MILL!
The ABOVE MILL,

ABOVE MIL,
Successor to the O{d Pioneer,
AS been rebuilt during the last year in the most du.
i rahe, substantial, and workmanIike manner and
almost without reference cost as their motto besn
and is Excelsior" They have now
shrcc Kun OF Isurrs
In operation which have been arranged expressly for
custom work, with everything entirely new. and will
have the fourth rum for Merchant Custom Work rea-
dy in short time, and when completed will be superior
tc any Custom and Merchant Mill in the State All that
they ask is fair trial. they feel confident that with
their ne" mill and long experience 2 years) in the mill.
ing business fully warrants them in dyin0 al honord.
oe conPefiifon None but the most experienced &C
commodating mil.ers are employer.
Cash paid for the best article of Winter Wheat
Dayton, April 3, 1856. j. 4 q. GREEN
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Also, desirable property in the city of Buffalo,
consisting of two Lots and brick building 20 Werner
HdH' 60 feet front by 100 deep. modern two story
brick building covering the whole front, northwest
of Batavia and Michigan streets; the other No
II Batavia street, 36 by 100 feet, with double brick
building. making two narrow stores, and four stories
high. This property is situated streets that
paved, and all in good repair and under rent and il
sold soon, will be offered in exchange for Lands in
Illinois Iapl6l X. THORNE.
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E.;staGI~ sDr sale,

700 ACRES % improved land in tie town or Day
I ~ ton. four miles north Of the city Of OTTAWA.
40 acres in 'ar vicinity O; The town 60. LaryI.le, IN
La Sale county
Coz south 60 tLs Illinois nrr IN the Of
BrOokheld. Ai-H mod Strand E8pid..
All OF the above lands under rlliivaton. and
in farms O. ~ 20 30 acres and wi be cold il:
suit purchaser
in th- county Or Gruudy partially improved
l,20O of uUju proved land La Sale county,
which actual settler VIII be -uld on long credit.
Unimproyed land In the counties a. yingston White
side, Bureau and Champaign in this state, and in the
States of Iowa and Wisconsin.
Also several Houses and Lots in the ci'y Of Ottawa.
The title above property is ndi sputable, and
the terms Of payment viii be made easy.
iuuII John =. ANTHONY.
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familp Grorerlrs.
NONTGONERI'S
Family Provision Store.

Extensive Arrivals.
n HE subscriber has just received his Spring stock at
J the above old and popular establishment, compris
ing every article included in the list Of the nsefl and
heath full sustantaIs Of life. His purchases
now ar irving the sch, and with his purchases
elsewhere, comprise the inrges fullest freshest
aud cheapest stock OF Family Groceries b. found be-
tween Chicago and St. Louis He invites al VINO are
akep.ica! on this 10 call ard them The follow
ing articles comprise but part OF lis list constantly on
hand.
Cofes, Rio TrIi Java
kolrsSes 81 ar honse, plantation ANA syrup
TI,,,,ic. st. st.srfr7. sperm, AMI taioH.
Teyis, green, black tnh.-'- g
.So1p rosin. castle. AMI shaving.
Tobacco Cavenfisb- fEe cut stnoNinE &c.
CTocrs ANYTHING from dong nine TO "si'd four
penny Cuba , and olive
IL rnakersi white, herring. and trout.
I,,c0g Nuts. r;iisins. and caTTdiits
F;os at retail by the drum
Ginger Preserves, a very hHe ar'ic!e'
JJrsJdr the best crab ana cidtr.
piciies. in jars, all kinds extra .
PSDper Sauce, pepper SAT- Aisicei s'hEeT' ana al
ether ordinary ccndir1ent-
Tos for children, including cry babies and every thing
slse from the elephant 20 Jack the giant Killer
Clusters, sarjines, &c III cans
Candies, lot OF all kinds
Pals, broous, nloirs- &C
Or ty the box ,...,
Poirder shot caps lead and everything in that linz
rSs1ino .arEe from the longest pole to mnnow hooks
flour potatoes vegetables in their season, butter
sv,s colckens and all such little arrangements need
81 in families always kept when they possibly be
VICTIMS.
Avery fine lot of ViCSls with all the arrangements
1LSO-ITicGgo ard -iFO7 Lime and Cera.at, toE.-
sher with everything else that can he named ehis line
and if he is not supplied with the article caNd for he
Vi" ot ,safs NJ NAN p" ST. is6 r MONTGOMERY.
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FkNHE undersigned. David Green, guardian Of Rich
l. ard stafden- minor by yrtue Of a dccrrta. ord>r
OF the County Court Of La Sale County il the Of
Illinois. made at the september term, isje. OF said
Court, Will offer for sale at public auction, 10 the high
bidder, the south door OF the Court House % said
County IN Ottawa in said County between the hours Of
o lock and O'Clock in the afternoon Of Satur
day the third az Of December, 1-59 an the right
title. and Interest Of said mino in and L" the following
described real estate aud HILL PkOPEHIf VIZ:
Tie uort- fraction % the northeast quarter OF
Section thrtytwo. (32b in Township thirty four "a
North Of Range four o. Ea-t Of the third principal
ridaD, ia said County and the building. thereon. and
tie privileges anu spplrtenaures thereUntO belonging
the whole tract Of land Containing about nine acres.
with race and valuable water power, &c; -four mil
&c, Gc
TeJfHs Or !S1&e-One-forrti. cash down and the re
mainder in three equal annual payments, with interest
each from the day u sale until paid the Of
six per cent. per auuum-thr purchaser To give his
notes win g-og security, aud also mortgage 81 the
property purchased, to secure the due payment o. the
unpaid portions Of the purchase money.
DAVID GREEN.
At the time o. the sale OF said minors interest the
interests Of other parties in SID rea! estate and mi
property viii also be sold. oso-6w
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100000 FEET of LUMBER
E,nl

r HAVE hand large stock Of lumber, Of all
qualities. which going TO sell at Chcag, prices
with addition for fTeights, only.
have now in my yard ever -Four Hundred 1hou-
sand feet ofi2-ft, IA e, and loft
SEASONED FEN CHG!
Light and easy te haul over the rough roads,
You farmers who have any fence. to make in the
Spring will do well to buy your lumber 1t Is SELL
ing for less than it be manufactured for, and
is certain TO advance and that time s far into the
future have recently purchased a Mill IN Michigan
and a prepared to order any sizes
lengths, for building bridges, o. heavy frame work
sizes usually kept at country lumber yard.
have good assortment OF IImbers, also lath,
pckets. shingles, and everything belonging to the lum
Der trade. You will please give me call before max
ing your purchases, aud satisfied make is to
advantage
O,hce at Hotchkiss & Taroles warehouse, north Of
the canal and west side Of La Sale street.
dee -. n. W. RATHBCN.
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i@ % i~ stale @; iLt.s. 20 a 20 WON these pre-
S-ujs MY come. and especially T. the nsHt Of n.
heirs at.av and creditors q william Z. wilson de-
r-as-t- 9 REEIfSG.
WHEREAS. TlCtHa. 6 X son, Administrator % the
w E.ta.- Of William P wilson. deceased, = Gc-i-
o. rendering account o. his proceedings such
,Jn.iustraI0r, ana having Ers settlement aud flr
that purpose la, made application 70 the County
Court Of La sale County FOR citation. 20 be directed
'hc-e Tho De interested II sad estate We.
therefore require you appear before said court
ic.s, Of;a ia sst county. tH- 81
Monday 20 December 80 ~ !" O'Clock The fore
noon you fl attend the FINAL s=.t!=e Of SAID
asr.Gut-
In testimony Ehsreo' the >srrN=r CLERK o. The
> court o. LASslv county aforesaid na- h-rrlu-
T. ~ - hand aud affixed THE sea = sad court,
the 2Zd day Of October. is,9.
.-s-i4s ?. LISDLEY. CTrrE.
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TyyHE undersigned has .5no acres Of choice un;m,
i prove farming lands IN La Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, easy terms.
nv- GFO AVERY
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7 OTIS for sale in States Addition.
IL Lots for sale in Railroad Addition.
Lots for sale in Unien Addition.
Lots for sale in Champlius Addition.
At greatly redced prices varying from 800 to $500,
liberal T.
Also, fine residence property, on OTTAWA Avenue
Also, valuable land town. suitable FOR gardening
purposes, at the office Of Iap30l d. r CAMERON.
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GEORGE MANN

GEORGE MANN
YHAyING left the City Mills. would return thanks
II II to his numerous friends no have long given
him their patronage, and invite them to his
A4ucGHct Mills.
Where he is well prepared 10 secure continuance of
their favors edsf9 constfaioR either in y, iadjaQ
9rsts for the quality of his FLOUR there manuiac
tured, which will always be found at the
Aqueduct Mills Flour store.
On La Sssile Street. txo doors norih of Woods
Meat Market, where all orders viii be promptly attend
ed to, at the lowest CASH PRICES.
CUSTOM WORK
At the Aqueduct Mills will have all possible de spatch
and attention by good and obging Milers, others
will be employed.
Cash yor Wheat, aud Wheat st red without charge
for tcbe paid in Flour If desired, when de-
srable will be taken at market price such time
may be agreed.
- 2 tho Nrv nj Pre- S,ua,
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Roil noo0s.
Chicago l. Il. Island Railroad.
CA - 5..s.....,z:: 5.s.s.-:..... s..s-s..zE.
p, - ,y-,yr 4
Michigan Central Railroad.
~. - s -: ID

Joliet Division.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
etGIssg East.
DASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for Detroit, mt Gas p
1 NJ and l0:2D A. NJ. arrival Of Chicago Atom
4 St. Louis trains from tfc South
Going West.
Leave Lake Junction at 1910 \ VI and 345 p. NJ
arrival Of trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
Passengers from the South aud West. Via the Chicago
Alton st. Ios, and Chicago Rock Island Railroads
will find this the direct route tic the East and South
last may he Of making prompt connections at
Detroit, Suspension Bridge Bu Ialo, aud Cleveland with
all the main lines of travel, and at tlrcrCIn City with
New Albany and Salem trains TO Cincnati Lafayette
Louisville. and the South.
Through tickets be purchased at the Office at JOLT
ct for all the principal cities and towns the East
r. n. RICE, Superintendent
c. KSowLroS, Superintendent ,Joiiet Dirision.
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~ Office j. hereby given, all persons having claims
against the o! Michael Bry decras-d that
Vii attend term 90 tie County Court u L. Sale
County. be held Ottawa IN said County Of La sale
and % Illinois, th- thrd Monday % Dec eNt,
when and where AL p-r-ou- having claims against SAID
estate notified present The IN writing said
Court for sli1struelt.
oc2s-sw MARTHA BRYAN. Adra'r.
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DAYTON
Wooden Manufactorv! /!

THE undersigned take this method Informing their
L old customers, and the public we are
putting INTO our establishment this Spring tn
will enable to turn that double the amount Of
Goods We have usually done; the demand or Goods
warrants this additional Machinery and we hone tn civ.
satisfaction in our exchanges of Weoen Goods Wool
We never have, and do not intend into wool
PORTION of cotton and sell for all wool goods are
warranted in this respect, and also for durahi,v
shall continue exchange for Wool as formerly III. fol-
lowing Kin Is of Goods, viz Heavy Cassmeres Satine,.
Jeans flannels OF different kinds, Blankets and Stock
ING Yarn Considerable attention will paid to Stockn~
Yarn orders will he filed for all the different grades and
+ kinds of Yarn, common Mixed Indigo Blue Mixed Rod
Couded &c. And we will manufacture for merchants
and others. Wool in lots Of hundred pounds and nm
wards into Stocking Yarn, of the above kinds n
goods. on liberal terms for cash wool. Also
Ca:ding and Spinning
Will be done in lots OF 30 lbs. upwards At IL ts IA
cents per pound
Will be done at six cents per pound Their machines
will be clothed anew with the best OF Cards and vitb .
experienced Carer, they expect to have good worL
done. Wool will be taken from the Depot at Ottawa and
rolls returned within reasonable length of time for do
ing the work. which may be sent n strong sheets) from
almost any part of the State trifiing expense
Wool intended for exchange for any the above kinds
of Goods accompanied by the proper order be sent
by Railroad to OTTAWA and the goods win be put I'M And
sent with promptness, according to order.
We would also say, that have got our New Cp.,or,
and FIGURING Mil in operation and persons wishing ca.
have their grinding done short notice xs Ne
plenty Of water at all times tmy17l J. D. GREEN
Notice to builders.
HAVING re.loyed my Marble Establishment direetIv
4 opposite the Post Office on Columbus street
increased enables furnish builders vith
order the shortest At the low
est figure Having some of the most experienced work.
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction. !
Lara agfnp kofc ard -Ixls<s
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Rcul Estate.
desirable Farm for SAFE,

OF 100 acres prairie and 20 acres OF timber, al! IN
~ Brookfed-a very comfortable house and 115
under the plough " for sale very cheap. Possession
given Immediately Taus6i x. THORNE.
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!. HplNtRTuS.
; WniTNBEE. P0rfiGr.
" u COLLINS


Ottawa -h- = I. Y. &. Huf P1- sr. 'E.- G. 4.
VI T. l., viii t- the i-' convenient pace. 20 sop
for those wishing i" -asfliu- th- land
Bruce. JOY q. I>=g. WILLIAM STEAWN.
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THE FIRST pEE.NsKJM
H'AS UAGDFD TO
r. G. PRESCOII,

FOR TIE BESI
Hats Cups, Frs, FIR G/ores and Cant,
! Furnishing Gods
WYE advise 81 wanting goods in the above line to
: w call and examine his stock.
Many of his goods Of his manu- facture, the
balance are purchased in New York Tor cash. which
enables him to sell cheaper than any other parties IN
Town.
The old stock will he sold from - TO 50 per cent. less
than cost. ssg- Cash paid for Fairs.
: Four doors east of Eainss, Alien Co.'S Bank.
ocS r. c. PRESCOTT, Agent.
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Books Books! Eooas

ATE Y. GRTGGS' DRUG md BOOK STORE.
lust RECEIVED, the largest stock Of Books and Sta
- tionery ever brought to Ottawa.
School Books of variety:
Stationery Of all kinds
$50 Reams Of Paper. such Note, Letter,
Cap, Bill Cap, Legal Cap, Book Cap, &c;
Plain ami Ruled Paper. OF all kinds;
Cards of all kinds; coiorei Card Board:
Drawing Paper, in rolls and IN sheets:
Envelopes, all sizes and cliors-a.so Opaque;
herlorandums, Diarics. States &c.
Blauz Books, Of all sz-S and varieties
Git Books Animals, Aburns, Portfolios, &c.
Chiliren's Books Primers
Books that not IN Town y II ordered AZ wanted
ocI T.. Y. GRIGGS. NJniBo.rs g;ypcE
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IUClAN Il SANGER,

lLLlNol.o IAA>D ANb1sA~S d.
Lands bought and soft. on Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts Of Title furnished Collections made, Invest
ments made in Government otter Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, August ;, 1891.
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rssHE old favor r r apiug and Moving Machine II.
i GREEN'S PGf.Hfn VIZ continue TO he manufactured
by the Undersigned. All orders solicited early IS
possible, only limited number will be manufactured
the present year.
am also manufacturing 4 Sugar which will be
ready for inspection in a short time and to which in
tie attention o. those interested.
Also, Horse Powers, from to warranted equal to
any in rianl5l WA. COGSwELL.
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PHILIP GODEEs EMS
Family Grocery Store

Family GTocefy OLofe
Corner IF Main and Columbus sts., Otta'oa,
G>HE subscriber respectfully bes leave to call the
attention of the public TO his Grocery Establish
sent on the corner of Main and Columbus
the Fox River Bridge. He keeps constantly on hand and
weekly from the South and East new supplies OF
Family Groceries a. E'rOFE>iOsaS.
Embracing article belonging to his line OF trade.
With nanv Others usually found in similar establish
u.nts As buys only with Cash. he can therefore sell
as cheap rs any merchant in town H. respectfully in
ytes persons to give him call before purchasing else
where He has also large assortment OF Tobacco and
Cigars He begs thanks for the kind and lIbe-
Pal patronage heretofore extended 70 hi and sohcs its
continuance LJanlsl fiiliif HCpfh
New E5Tiss.
WE have leased (of Mr. Csc. z WsLEEg) FOR FIVE
w wears the brick OF La Sale and SiIl
streets lately OCCUPIED I W F. WAL aSd are no"
receiving complete and general assortment q" Groce-
ri-s Boots and shoes Glass. Naii-, and Staple Dry
Goods which we are d-t-,ri.G sell cheap for cash,
- { VI VAN pNREN,
mario T. W. OSBORN.
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! sTOCk or PATTERNS.

Esegusjied bg any SLAP an the Hest.
Al old patterns fer larvs-terS, Tnreshing Machines
and Uars. Powers. also for Mills and Engines, on hand
Al wora done ora ~a-rt notice and reasonable
prices rTgrIT wa. cog SWELL.
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Ii . NJ q; o L n Il II y.
4. II. GRECO. VI. d.,
ATE OF Corning, y. Y, would respectfully announce
II to the citizens of Ottawa and the surrounding
try that he has permanently located in this city, where
ne VIII De happy TO wait upon all those needing his
frssional services.
DR. c. takes pleasure in presenting the following tesi
meniais:
CogxIsG, y. Y, April 2Gth, 1854
To WHOM 1T NAY CoScERS:J have been Intimately ac.
uuaiated with DR. A. Gregg the past three wears
employed him family physician for thai
and would cfeerfuly recommend him to the conf
d-nce of ary community where his lot may be cast
DR.. GRECO is of strict moral integrity, a good,
careful and capable practitioner J. NJ. WOOD,
Bunker and Erchdnge Broker
CORNING, y. Y, April 2G;h. ISIS.
To TIE PCBLIc:f take pleasure in recommending DR..
A. T. Gregg gentleman and successful Practition-
er, and worthy Of the patronage o. the public.
GEO. W. PATTERSON JR,
Cashier Geo. Washington Bunk.
CORNING, April 23d ISIS.
Hen JAMES GRANT aud y. kKSDhLL, Esq, Davenport,
Iowa; or GILSAx SMITH, Esq, Rock Island, Ih-Dedr
FIR. hds: You may place full confidence in bearer,
Dr. A t. Gregg, as q and physician. We have
emp yed him in our family and if he should locate in
your entity or elsewhere best wishes will attend
him an family. q s. HUBBARD,
I Pictorial Magazines and Pa pers.
Il HAVE large lot. Back numbers OF these-Godey.
Harper, &C., per No. Toe. Ladies call and look.
jan2o TICS. OKTON.
Nao InJoRzoScsRooK4 SToRE ia. aeb.., poAl.-
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Valuable Property
FrP g AT ny
TO Rent

yrIIF Farnam House and Furniture situated near tn
z Railroad Depot. Ottawa, IL Apply to
ocl5 f. r. FAY, ErctiEge B1Hk.
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APPEARANCE OF THE FARM AND GENERAL A
PECr OF THE COUNTRY AROUND.

Mine the first Improvement begun upon the hig
prairie years since, Sith only Laf dozen srr
houses visible in the distance NON perhaps tiA
fys hundred farm houses, besides iLr,- fgr villa
nestle in planted groves.
In imms date vicinity We have good school, vii
upwards OF sixty children o. age 70 20 20 school.
church organized five years since o. the Congrc
gztionai poiity, now numbering about sky member,
and having regular preaching by minister they love.
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tits oreasy to the Rock Island railroad and
the Chicago Alton, and St Louis railroad The Amer
lean Central railroad is being completed, which
has located depot within four miles Of the nearest
portion OF the farm
within two and half miles the Torica and Petersburg
road will locate "A depot within two and half miles
the (aena Branch the ILL., Central r. K is also with
in on,.haf DAYS drive and the Illinois and Michigan
Canal is reached at a distance % thirteen miles.
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ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

Duffelds Mobile Dramatic Company made their
debut last evening at the Amphitheater The attrac.
ton did not attract remarkably well; circumstance
which we rather regretted, after seeing All that
Glitters is not Gold produced by corps not Of
whom had ever appeared in New Orleans before.
MI. J. g. Hanley was very good as Stephen Plumb.
Miss Alice Mann, as Martha Gibbs, was vigorous,
graceful and altogether taking. Mr.. Raymond was
funny enough as Toby Ttoinkle. The remainder of
the Company appeared to be at home, and the drama
was much applauded. Mrs. Bernard and Mr.. Dufield
both old favorites at the St. Chares-appeared in
the Swiss SWANS" and were warmly received
With the horse dramatic excitements to be introduced
tonight, the Mobile Company will be very popular at
the Amphitheater.
The Ravels had the st. Charles jammed as usual J;
the new feature Of the Golden Egg" giving full
satisfaction.
The Varieties was finely and fashionaby filled.
Z" Wild Oats " and the Midnight Watch y were the
pieces, and they were given as handsomely as ever
The Christy Mnstrels gave Armory Hall its regu.
lar nightly shaking, by applying their usual dose Of
humor, acting upon the audience like acid upon
alkAli, g..
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talk on CHANGE.

TL. -..I ", u ~ -,
-. - openee yo''elosy .eiy qu,eey VI o.io.
sn,lIons' 'ne s,.ao ss.pu \,
:. 49," "s ~! se eApec'so ssesmefs lne'e Wnl
-o'rs. ~, one oue iloH LavefPooi ~ sWo " snfee
~. sys 80 ~ 80" s'ssmsf ohv OF balumore was 20
-. .se'pool on INC "a ns.. LOT New fofk. u
III. ,.aA sppAlsn' nnce tns Oseaking up OF tne
oo'.' nne steamers, me conaFd line has not con-
su"eo ~ mocn Con, ana hke their own time to make
'ne 'ps' snoogn voyages this season Of the year
.ie p.''ssc'sa !rom on'avofaoie ~easner. Notwith-
sano'ng sne oeay ID receiving accounts, there was
Willingness On the part OF buyers 70 operate at con-
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Do m estio Intelligeno :.

DETROIT, (Mich) Feb. I4.--The Legislature Of this
State has to-day passed the bill requiring I'll lAgAI
voters to register their previous 70 voting ae
which the Legislature adjourned sire de.
LEAvENwoRrH, K. T., Feb. l4.--The Territorial
Legislature Of this State adjourned sine die last
Friday. " S M
Previous oadjournment . bill was passed granting
pardon and immunity from prosecution to al under
arrest or against whom writs have been issued ON 90
count of the past disturbances In the southern por
ton OF the Territory; and also exemptng from Arrest
and prosecution all who may have been engaged in
those outrages. Governor Medary opposed thelbill.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 14.-The steamship Philadelphia,
from New Orleans via Havana, has arrived q this
port. She brings Havana dates Of the 9Th, which
have been anticipated BY the Empire City at New
Orleans.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE weekly bank statement
shows decrease in loans, IS compared with the pro
vious week. of 81 1856 000 Decrease in specie. $572
during the week, 81 ,5l8 900.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE sales Of cotton today
were 1900 bales. The market closed dull. Quots,
tions nominally unchanged. Flour has IN advancing
tendency. The sales to-day were Is 500 bbls. at q
slight advance On Saturdays quotations Corn, nrn
white Eastern Mess Pork dull 4 ei7 IS 10 Sis sS3
Sugar firm, prices ranging from7 70 Sc. Bacon firn.
Shoulders, Z 70 TIC
CNctNNArI, Feb. M-rlour drm; sales today
3l00 bbls st IS SO to IS 60. whisky active aalss
to-day 1900 hbls. at 264c. Ness Pork duh and m
changed. Lard dull and quotations nominaL HAooa
steady sales to-day OF 2A5 hhds; shouldefs IT,,
sides 9Ac. $50 sss.sis'
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE Mississippi at thls noIrk
Ia falling slowly. The floating Ice in the river 4
gradually softening, the weather having moderated;
ST. LOUIS, Feb. l4.-The steamers Gonongahela
and Falls City have arrived frem New Orleans and
the steamer January has left here for New Oreans.