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Grain Shipments from Western Ports
OswFGo, April 20 The shipments of grain from
Western ports continue light. For the eight days
ending on the 10th inst, only cargo of wheat
and two of corn were shipped from Lake Michigan
for Buffalo, and three cargoes of wheat and two of
corn to Osyego, while six cargoes of wheat were
shipped to Canada. Up to the 10th instant the
total amount of grain afoat for Oswego was only
100000 bushels of wheat and $4,000 bushels of
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-22

Margaret Burke, the girl charged with poison
ing the inmates of Mrs. Beetham's boarding-house
New York, because her wages were in arrear, has
been discharged under the verdict of the coroners
jury. New York papers say that the verdict
caused much surprise.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-22

The Wheeling hatetligencer notices an increased
activity about the steamboat landing. A number
day. w 'fOi-
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The foreign by the Arabia skeched in the tel
egraphc dispatches, is decidedly warlke general
tenor Consols quoted at 94H@95 and prices were
very much depressed at the Paris Bourse Renes had
declined per cent in two days. Cotton is slightly
lower. Military movements and warlike preparations
continue on the Continent with great activity and the
advices from Vienna that crisis is at hand
There evidently but little in any peaceful solu
ton of the difficulties at the Congress of leading
powers.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoyDoN Friday even
ing.-Consols closed at 95H995H for money and ac-
count.
Bar Silver, 5s 2Rd; Dollars nominally, Nd; Ea-
giles, 76s. 4d.
Money in good demand at 2kG3 per cent
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased $780,
600 since last weeks return
London Saturday, noon.-Consols are at "a ZG95 for
money and
AMERICAN SrOCKs.-Messrs. Barring Brothers quote a
limited business at previous rates. United States Fives
94E Virginia Skies 1856, S6H; Pennsylvania Fves s2k
Pennsylvania Central Skies. first mortgage 92h New
York Central shares, Oh; Illinois Central Sevens 1860
(Freeand) S74; Illinois Central shares 4OA discount.
Messrs. Bell Co. also report limited business un-
changed prices.
The Times of Friday, says Illinois Central shares have
advanced trife and quote sales at sI63S discount
do Sevens 1875; do. do Freelands 1860 81 New York
Central sinking fund.- S64.
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MARKETS RY TET ECPApu
FOREIGN MARK FITS

LIVERPOOL. April S.-Cotton Market.-The sales for
the week have been 900 bales including 500 bales
specuators and 1000 for expectation All qualities have
slightly decned 16 for lower and inferior grades good
useful qualities scarcely any lower The to-day
tFrday are estimated at 1000 bales, including
exporters The market closes quiet but firm
lowing authorized quotations.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-22

on Tuesday evening entered barbers
shop in New York, and attracted the attention of
those present by walking about in an excited man
ner and signing deeply, while awaiting his turn to
be shaved. When his turn came he sat down in the
chair, and the barber lathered his face, and was
strapping his razor, when his unknown customer
suddenly cried out, 81 am not fit to livep' and
drawing single barrelled pistol from his pocket
fired at his image in the mirror, shatterng the
glass to thousand fragments. Before the barber
recovered from his astonishment, his unprofta-
BILE patron ran off without waiting to wash his
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-22

E1rcr1ox OF D,ppcroRs. s.-Messrs Robert Bayard
and Columbus Seouine were, on Tuesday, 18th
instant. elected directors of the Cumberland Coal
and Iron Company The directors Of this com
TiIden REM Nathans Z. H. Miller, j. Hall Pleas
ants, David Palmer, W. H. McVicar, Robert P.
Getty. John Riley Allan Campbell, Nathaniel Marsh,
Robert Bayard, Columbus Sequine.
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THE LECTURE system TIN EAsT.-The lady
correspondent of the Boston Traveller who writes
from Syria sends in one other letters the follow.
ing particulars of a society formed in Beirut, to
give, series of public lectures in that city in
English and Arabac:
"At public meeting of the American and Eng
lish residents held few weeks ago in the Amer
can Consulate, Beirut, it was determined to hold a
course OF public lectures in Beirut, in the English
French, and Arabic languages. An executive com.
mittee was formed of English, French, American
Syrian, and Moslem members, and course of lee
lures has been announced in each of these tongues
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-22

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RoAD.-We learn from
1859, period of eight months, the gross receipts
of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad amounted
in round numbers, to S952, ,O9O. During the same
time the entire expenses of the Company were
We have this statement from Col. Sam Tate the
President of the road. Can any other road in the
Union, 27l miles long, and built at cost of ,OOO
900, make as good a showing that? Fifteen per
cent per annum the capital stock is pretty
high figure, even on this side of the Atlantic
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Number on sale Yesterday and to-day at Aller
toms OF Beef Cattle... .....................227
Number last Wednesday, do do do 2791
Sold to Butchers at Bergen, New Jersey...... 800
A NJ. Allerton Co, propretors of the Washington
Drove Yards 44h street. report the cattle in market from
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Especially reported for the Daily Exchanged
TRIAL OF DANIEL {. SICKLES,
FOR THE
MURDER OF PHILIP BARTON KEY
SIXTEENTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS

CRIMINAL COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA-JUDGE THOS. H. CRAWFORD,
PRESIDING.
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AUSTRIA.

An analysis is published of Count Puops rsplv
to the Russian proposal for the Congress. He de-.
ciares the whole difficulty to be found in the policy
means ofputting an end to the danger with which
she threatens Europe. He adds, should other ques
tions be mooted, they ought to be stated before
hand, and that the clash of arms should not accom-
pany negotiations.
?, fiedmont will disarm-Austria will do likewise
Until the preliminaries are settled, Austria may
reiax, but will not suspend operations-her troop
VIII continue to march towards Italy.
Advices from Milan state that the following order
OF the day has been posted in the barracks in tina
| town
Austrian soldiers, the Emperor calls you rount
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LATEST NEWS.

For Shipp1ngIntelligence, see 9TH pag
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for money and account.
Earl Mamesburys remarks are construed into an
admission that there is no hope for peace.
FRANCE.
The movement of troops and war material in
France continues on a large scale.
The Paris correspondent of the London Herald
says that about $4,000 men are on their way to re
infOrce the army of Lyons.
The Paris correspondent of the Times writes that
the question of peace is still left to coniec
ture. Piedmont manifests intention of disarm.
ing, while Austria insists upon this step as a pre-
liminary condition to the Congress-
The feeling that war is inevitable prevails at the
French Foreign Office, and is shared by some of the
highest functionaries.
Count Cavour is reported to have said that he
could at any time apply the match to the materials
of confagration at his command, and force France
to join him.
The Daily Netcs correspondent saws orders have
been sent to Toulon that sxty-eght vessels which
have been long preparing there should be ready tc
put to sea upon days notice if required. Eight
vessels have also been ordered at once from Bresi
to Toulon.
All Marseilles vessels in the Adriatic are return
ing homes considering those waters unsafe and that
no freights from Trieste are to be had.
Prince Gortschakoff, the Russian Minister for
Foreign Affairs, presided at the conference on the
affairs Of the Princpalites, which opened on the
7th. The Ottoman Plenipotentiary set forth the
| reasons which induced the Sultan to submit the
question of the election of Couza to the Conference
1t was thought the protocol would be signed on Sa
turday. There seems to be no doubt that the dou
BILE election of COuza will be sanctioned.
| The Paris Bourse, on the 9th, was firm and high
er; Threes closing at 68 80. On the 7th declined
one quarter, and on the Sth further declined one
half, closing heavy at 81 90 for money, and 67 81
! for account.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-31
Trustee Sale.

ftts{eS 3 totttS-
XITUERTAs, Bradford c. Mitchell ant Ann Mitchell
w his wife id tie twentyfourth day Of May, 4.
D. 1876 execute their certain deed Of that date,
and thereby conveyed the undersigned, trustee,
premises and real estate hereinafter described,
which couveyAu 90 made to secure the pay
nent Of a certain pronissory note, OF even date with
said CONVEYANCE. Tor the % three hundred dollars
due In year from it date with interest at
per cent, made payable Duetiah WORMS
order by the said Bradford Mitchell as In said trust
ded specified, which said trust deed Was acknOw-
lodged On The tweDty-eigfih d-y % May. Al 1.56,
and filed for record in the Recorder otlce Of La
Sale county, the third day Of June, A. .. 1876,
and duly recorded IN book A. pages 9l4 and 40
aad whereas default has been made ia the payment OF
the SUN Of money secured 20 be paid according 20 the
tenor. effect c.uGiti0us. and provisions Of said tGus
deed and whereas. application has been made TO
by legal holder Of said ucte, proceed and sell the
property Iltioued Ia said trust deed, 20 raise money
. aya8 sl,n secured be paid ty said trust deed,
with interest thereon iron May 2i l-51 together
viii cosus -sd expenses BcUFred IN selling the same,
In rsuar o. The POWERS IN said trust deed contained.
Now therefore, notice j. hereby given Z all whom 1t
concern. shat IN pursuance OF The power and au-
tho.i.y cigrs aforesaid IN and BY said
trU.t deed z shall such trustee, offer for sale aod
sell V4tC auction the highest and best bidder for
cash. door u The Cs2ri House 10 Ottawa, Illinois,
on le tenth day q January - l-f9, between the
ociJrk a. and feGr O'Clock r. =. OF tat
day. the We. iaf o. Lot No five, % ID b."cE 40
ezttyscven. 90 il The states Addition 70 the town
fuCg ctYJ ottawa ga tie county q Il sale aud
STATE q finois being the conveyed TO me by said
deed % trust Tor tire purposes therein set forth. and all
said Bradford q. Mitchell and Am Mitchell his WIFE,
il zad 20 the =sL1e. and the TTiT ga and appGrts
nzncez t'er-uEto b~.la ginv-
d=cle-5< join P. ANTHONY, TrHg,se.
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Gnr-.llrs .NaLe

u
w HEREAs, Jcha Mccarthy, and Mary his wife diG.
w On the twensy-hth day Of March. IN the year Of
Lord thousand eight hundred ant frye! gilt,
sxecu t. and deliver 10 Patrick Donahue. certain
g, 20 secure n. payu.nt Of certain pTomi=
sory ia ss.d 10rtsar mentioned and described
follows: " March twenty fourth siD months alter
date We promise pas william o. Brian or bearer
tysnty-tres dollars and seventyfye cents. for value
received win interest az the Of per cent, il
T-id when dee" SAID note was signed by John
Mccarthy and Pa,rick DousAue, the latter security
on, 70 William o. Bran and tile said John Mccarthy
having died asd len heir by ghe Of Michael
Mccarthy. and which said ~ gage filed for
ccc ol the Recorder o. l. SElle county,
the State % Inois, the tsentydfth day OF March,
Il. the year o. Lord eighteen hundred and ffty
.gt. and recorded in said GiCe, IN Book No. ., pages
sll Az. and 4i3. ana whereas. there due
upon sad uo.e mentioned herein the Of twenty
three dollars and seVsntyve cents with interest
the per from the 24ih day of March,
4. =. ISIS, default having been made in the payment
Z thereof.
Now therefore public notice is hereby given, that by
virtue Of the power and authority contained in said
mortgage and oT the pgrpose Of said note with inte-
thereon. Together with costs and attorneys fees,
shan, NoEaY, the sixteenth day of January, A D.
1861 between the hours Of o'clock a. and five
o'clock CT that day, the south door of the court
house IN the city az 0tt in the county Of La Sale
ard Stale Of Illinois, sell the premises IN said mortgage
men,ioned and described follows, to wit: The west
half of Lot number fourteen, tiil in Block number
twenty-five, {1 IN Ottawa Centre. in the city Of otta-
and singular The ;snsments, entertainments and appur
tenaEces thereun;c belonging, any wise appertan
ing, public auction, TO the highest bidder cash.
! decZ4 PATRICK DONAHCE, NOTfgGUes.
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GREEN'S MrLL
THR ABOVE MILL,
IL M

Successor to the OM Pioneer.
TYAs been rebuilt during the last year
I'll rsble, substantially and workinanlike manner, and
almost without reference to cost their motto has been
and is Excelsior" They have now tss as 5sa
Three lk AN of Burrs
In cpern'ion which have been arranged expressly for
Custom Work., with everything entirely new, aud will
have the fourth rum for Merchant Work, rea
dy In short time, and when completed will be superior
any Custom and Merchant Min in the State. All that
they AK Is lair trial. as they feel confident that with
their mill aud long experience 5 years. in the mill
ing business fully warrants them IN dfin0 al heNora
De consReeitio None but the most exRsxie1eed
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" Stationery, nice Books for Children. janaS
CONFECTIONERY STORE.
DAYTON
Wooden Manufact0ry!!

rVFIF take this method Of informing their
old customers, and the public generally, fhat are
puttpx Establishment this Spring Machinery that
will enable to turn out that double the 81
Goods have usually done the demand for Goods
warrants this additional Machinery, and hope to give
satisfaction in exchanges OF WeOsn Goods fer Wool
We never have, and do no, intend to card int woel
portion of cotton and sell it for all wool. Our goods are
warranted in this respect, and also for durability We
shall continue exchange for WOOL formerly. the f6
lowing kids Goods viz Heavy Cassimsres, eatiAsts,
Jeans, Eannes different kinds, Blankets and steek.
ing Yarn Considerable attention will be paid TO Stocking
Yarn orders will be filled for all the different grades An1
kinds Of Yarn Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed, ksa.
Clouded &c. And will manufacture, for merchants
and others, lots of one hundred pounds and
wards into Stocking Yarn any OF the above kinda
goods, ON liberal terms for cash or weo Also.
- Carding and Spinning
Custom Carding into Rolls
Will be done six cents per pound. Their machines
will be clothed with the best of Cards, and with
near experienced Carder they expect - have good vsk
DONE will be taken from the DeRet - 01faWnx -
rolls returned within reasonable length q tia ~ -
ing the work, which may be sent I'm o1EooG sAol4 -
almost any part of the stats ~ 9tQ1ng l36Dul1 ~
Wool intended for exchange FOR any IL aboyo ~
Of Goods accompanied by the psepe eeaqs 80 49,
by Railroad to Ottawa and the xQoAs WI - - - 81
with promptness, accosdinG t91sde9. - s. 80
We would also say, that We hsQosn9t epe - -
and FIGURING Mill in operates, sno pe<6on1 r.
hay f.sir grinding done on shott no13clvssl Z =
pls - Ter At All times tny1U !.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE Of Raal Estate..
10y virtue of an order and decree Of the Conn

ADMINISTRATORS Sale Of If8Ql Estots.
DY virtue of an order and decree of the Comfy
} Court OF La sale County, Illinois, made on the pc
tten OF the undersigned, anstratrix OF the estate
OF Henry Cotton deceased, for leave TO sell the real
estate Of said deceased the last December term o..
said court wit, the 18th day Of December, A. ,.
1s,,3 sla, the Both day Of January next, between
the hours of 10 o'cocA. and O'Clock p. ~ of said
day. sell pHblic s, At the south door Of the CouI
House in Ottawa Ia Sale County, Illinois, all the inte-
rest of the said Henry q. Cotton in the following de-
scribed real etate, situate ia The County Of La Sale
and State Of Illinois, to Wit:
Lot one % in block three 81 @
Lot Eve u in black fifteen, tI5)
Lo. thirteen 90 in block twenty-five, (22)
Lots five o. nine, 90 ten, (O eleven, az y aud h-
teen, (f5,) in block twenty five, Cd
Lots nine o. eleven, (11) and fifteen, (5) in block
Lots one a. two (2) five, 90 eight, 81 fourteen,
G4) and fifteen. (I5,) III block twenty nine, (23.D
Lot three ~ in block thirty $50 ali IN Ottawa
Centre, in the Of Ottawa.
six l6J il block nfty-Oue, OLD
Lots nine % thirteen, (i3) ard fourteen, O4) in
block fifty eight, (js.)
Lot eight IS in block eighty five, go all in States
Addition to ottawa.
Aud half OF the southeast quarter of lot Sc
ven a. in bIsck twelve, (i2,} in the Original Town of
Ottawa. The thirds OF lot fourteen, Il y
south fractional quarter of section eleven,
li,) in township thirty three, ( of three l3)
the southwest fractional quarter of section, township,
quarter Of section six 6 in township thirty
$50 Of range four "a east, in said sale county
{ Terms OF sale, cash in hand MA EY +. STOUT,
deci1 Ad4Jr. Of tie esfdte HENRI G. Cotton, decd
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N0rtgagc Sale.

NM HEREAS, default having been made in the pay
w ment of certain promissory note, described in
and secured by certain mortgage deed executed by
Daniel Shaae and Christina Shade his wife, the I'M
dersigned mcrtgagee upon the al hereinafter
described which said mortgage deed duly executed
and acknowledged and recorded in the Recorders
flee of La Sale county, State of Illinois, No. 81
of deeds, pages 400, 4oi, and 402.
Now therefore, you, the said Daniel Shade and Chris
tina Shade, and all others Interested in the premise
Hereby ngtifed that shall in pursuance the
yeral powers IN vested by said mortgage deed, sell
at public auction at the south door of the court house
the city of Ottawa in said county the highest bid
der for cash, the 9th day of January, 1860 be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock and sunset OF said
day. the real estate in said mortgage deed described,
viz. Lots one and two Il and y in block No. four, (4
in Riceys Addition MarseilIes, La Sale county aiore-
sad and all the right and equity of redemption OF said
Daniel Shade and Christina Shade
{ - - ABNER sTRAWN, N0stgagee. y
d. CAMERON Atty. dec10
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Variable Real Estate for sale

TWENTY-THKEE 10 ACRE LUTS,
YING one and half miles northeast of the Court
House. in Ottawa suitable for gentlemen's rcsden-
small sum down the balance sue. terms cannot
fail to suit purchasers. Some of thes Lots very de-
srable sites for residences being elevated and having
a splendid view of the city of Ottawa and surrounding
country, besides being excellent land for cultivation.
Also, 10 of and adjoining the city limits
Also, Lots and 10, in subdivision Of Lot 2, Ottawa
City, near the west school house.
Lot 1, Block 4, Giover's Addition to Ottawa.
THE EMPIRE HOUSE,
Situated In South Ottawa This is very desirable Ia.
vern stand and will be sold exchanged for farm
lands in this county.
THE NATIONAL HOUSE,
Situated La Sale Street, in the city of Ottawa VIII be
sold cheap exchanged for lands in this county.
Also large quantity of lands in Bureau county, Ti-
neis, will be sold cheap exchanged for property in
the city of Ottawa county of La Sale.
Also, two small houses and Lots of Fox River.
ALSO FOR SALE,
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r-nEs Fn. s-yn
-.WISF TOT ~raIV.
TOO ACRES Of improved land in the e

700 ACRES Of improved land in the town Of Day
a.. ~ ,cp. four miles north Of the city Of Ottawa.
+er acres in the vicinity Of the OF EariYle, in
La Sale county
COO so.th Of the Illinois River in the towns of
ErOok:.eid Allen, and Grand Rapids.
All o! the above lands under cultivation and
in farms of 50 go and will be sold in tracts
suit purchasers
Zia in e county Of Grundy, partially improved.
,2r0 acres of uamproTed land in La Sale county,
which actual settler viii be sold i long credit.
Unimproved land in the counties OF Livingston. White
side Bureau, and Champaign, in this State, and in the
State. OF Iowa and Wisconsin
Also several Houses and Lots in the city OF Ottawa
The title tie above property is indsputable and
the terms OF payment viii be made easy
juniI JOHN L. ANTHONY.
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Mortgage SAFE.

M HEREAS, Claudius b. King, and Anna King his
w wife, did, about the eth day of November
A. D. 1885, execute and deliver mortgagors the
dersigned, mortgagee certain mortgage deed of that
date upon the real estate hereinafter described for the
purpose of securing the payment Of the sum of two
hundred and dollars and nineteen cents as
is therein set FORTH viz in two years from the date of
said mortgage, with interest at ten per cents payable
annually and that If default be made in the payment
of the principal interest therein mentioned or
part or portion of either at the time times the
shall become due, then in that the undersigned is
therein authorized sell the real estate in said mort
deed described public auction after giving
weeks notice of the time and place of sale, in
public newspaper in the county where said real
is situate which said mortgage duly executed and
acknowledged. asd recorded in the Recorders Office
La Sale county, State of Illinois, in book No. 63 of
deeds, pages 2G6 and 267 and Whereas default has
been made in the payment of the first years interest
due on the of money mentioned in said mortgage
Now therefore, you, the said Claudius b. King and
Anna King, and all Tiers interested in the premises
hereby notified by virtue of the authority vest
ed in by said mortgage deed, shall sell public
auction the south of the court house the city
of Ottawa, in said county to the highest bidder for
cash, the 9th day of January 1862 between the
hours of 10 O'Clock and of said day the re-
al in said mortgage deed described viz: Lot five
(5) in block No. eight, Is in Ottawa North, situate in
said county and all the right and equity of redemption
of said Claudius 3. King and Anna King.
DANIEL EICHELBERGER
d. L. CAMERON, Atty. declO