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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03
Books: Hooks. Cooks:

fTE y. GHIGGS' DRJG AND EOOE STORE
U>T EECEIEEJ, tie Iarre-t stock Of Books and Sta
- tiourry ever brought tn ottawa.
School Hooks of every variety;
STATIONERY Of all kinds:
Pa H.rnl- Of Paper. such as Note, Letter,
Cap. El Can. gal Can Book Cap. &c;
Plliu and Ruled Paper. o' al kinds
Cards of ali kind r"Ior.I Card Hoard:
Draw ing Paper. i'll rolls and Ia sheets;
Envelopes. all sizes aud r"inr>-aiso opaque;
Nrmnr rna.ums. Diaries. States g.
ilan Books, Of all sz-~ and varieties.
Gin Books. AuuuaI-. Albums. Portfolios, &c.
CI,i'irrn'- Backs aud Primers.
I:r"ks that ia Town II p ordered wanted.
ocl Y. GEIiGS. NutiiH1er's Flock
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sCIoOi Looks

L LARGE AMI cuiuI,-tc stock the different kinda
N Of school Rnuk- that u<cl in the city = nd
country schools. just received nd Tor sale low at
s,pl F.Y.GRiGGS.
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SHrc>.
4 FEW nice ones for framing;
IA 4 Few nice ones FOR curyiag;
Two -, reoScop-S and Plates.
At the Drug and L, / Store Of fncSl Y GRIGGS.
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From, TIE AdUertissr, P-Oridcnce, e. l.
The Cephaiic Pills said to be remarkably e6sc-
tive remedy Tor the feadace IA. one OF lie very best
Tor thar very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered.
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From the A6rer.iser, PIortience, n. l.
The testimony In their favor is strong, from the most
Respectable Quarters.
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IT SEFUI and Orn mental. snch ~ Money rrses
Card Cases. Cabas, Pen Knives, Ia 5. &C.
oc E.Y GEIGGS.
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" A single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED GIL
viii save ten times its annually. Ia
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From tie Ormocrnt. 6. Cloud. Winn
II you are hare been troubled with the headache.
send Tor box &c, phalie Piiis) tina: you nsy have
item in case OF attack.
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rT Uin-rt ;;u ~Osl~.
;l\'S Extracts. c. loru,> Extracts, Toilet Soaps,
Elraclrd CASTLE, Colgate Honey Soap, SacheIss
runs, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Powders. Sc. &c.
ocS E.Y. GEIGGS.
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! From the Eraniuer. Norfolk. TE.
Cephaic Fills accomplish the rect 70. which they
were made, viz. Cure ., headache i'll ali its fsrtas.
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From IT,. Southern IatA Finder. Ne,e Oslecns, La.
Try them you TINT afflicted. and sure
that your testimony he added TO the already nu'
mel that las seived benefits that no other
medicine can produce.
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Fran The Western II. r. GG.ette, Chicago, Ill.,
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spsldins, and hi. unriva,
r. hall.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-17
7sE ssansnala EaasaGuag>' aisaata.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden a.
WASHINGTON D IsrRIcr,ss Montpelier, within and for
said district on the Sd day of August, A. d. 1861.
u HASTINGS executor OF the last will aud tesla
u r. ment ct Hannah Hastings, ate Of Wakefield, IN
said dts riot, deceased presents his administration &C
count for settlement:
Whereupon it is ordered that the be referred to
hs 9Th day of August y 1861 at the Probate Office in
Montpelier fer examination and allowance and that all
concerned notified hereof, by the publication of this
order in the Green Noun ain Freeman, printed at Mont
peer three weeks successfully soon as may be- that
they may appear and sal time and place. if they
cause, object thereto By the Court,
Attest IT. r. MERRILL. Judge
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-17
South EAardwick AGA denay

yRHE Fail Term OF this Institution will
l. Wednesday, Sept. a, and continue eleven weeks.
BOARD OF TEACHERS.
j. SANBORN, A. B., Principal.
Mrs. ". J. SANBOKN, Teacher Of French.
GEO. H. BLAKE, Assistant
MISS E. J. NORRIS, Teacher of Primary Department.
WILBUR F. WHIPPLE, Teacher Of Music.
ABEL T. WAY. Teacher of lenmanship
The above Teachers have been carefully selected and
feel assured that school in this part the State
offers ample facilities for education than The
budng spacious, neatly furnished and we'll suited
the comfort Of the student The school is situated
pleasant and thriving village south Hardwick easy
access, and surrounded by an nteige community
Particular atten ion Will be given those who wish to
pursue Classical Course preparatory to entering Col
ege 1t will be the aim Of the teachers teach sola
ted facts but principles and their relations each other
teach practical knowledge that the student may go
into life like the hooded messenger of the Savan but
with know ledge classified and arranged, tha he
may know how, when and where it is to be called into
The best of teaching the different branches will
be discussed in class formed for the benefit those
tending to teach.
ougly taught and vocal music vii be daily exercise In
school.
The debltng society will give good opportunity for
speaking and writing, both to Ladies and Gentlemen.
Lectures wall be given by the Principal upon the differ
ent branches pursued during the term
Board from 8 80 to 500. including room, washing
fuel, &C.
Rooms for self-boarders shilling per week
For tuition small handbills,
For Rooms or Board apply TO the Principal.
South iIardwick, July 90 1861 f.. GUYER, Sec.
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CARRIAGES AND su.EsssEgs

q u Ea So D n " hAER q IY ~ SI4HI q e' EEf"
ny THE BEST woRKMEN IN THE COUNTRY.
Carnage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the
Court House Square, Montpelier. VI
Those in waat Of ,rr,,antoi Carriages an Sles hS,
will perhaps ID we'll to ca VIII is being done at
the old stand OF GILMAN CAMP.
All orders ?romriT attended to. .--.
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CANCiIR.

nOCTOE r. W. HIN would respectfully inform the in
II hab tants of Hardwi ok, vicinity and Community, a.
large, that he has removed to south Hardwck Caledonia
Co.. Vt where he intends to make the Treatment Can
eer(in its udr'ouS HdJes) speciality in business in
connection with chronic Dis as ~, private common.
The Doctor feeling hscious OF his ability in treat
ment of the above named Dissatisfaction 30 Yeas expert
in the treatment of Cancer and all conditions of the
system, producing that Disease, he would the
afflicted one, ali, and the Doctor will advise
what to do All Counsels gratuous. any of
References will be given to the creduous application
The Doctor is regular Physician OF the old school!
means all he says, and no Humbug.
aouth Hardwick, June "a, 1861. a8T
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-17
Probate Courts for Randolph
District.

DROBATE uOURTS within and for the District of Ran.
dolph for the year ensuing, will be holden as follows
AT the REGISTERS Office in Bro.kfed, the first Thurs
day in each month; at the Orange County Hotel, in
Chelsea, the third Thursday in zach month at had
wck's Hotel in West Randolph, on the fourth Thursday
in each month. At j. L. Bowles' Hotel in Washing
ton, he second Thursday in February, May and Aug
By order of Court,
j. X. CLEAVELAND, Register.
mherl
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pb'OtsHte Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT pRoBATE COURTS Gisl.s n within
said will be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier in
said District Tuesday of each week, during the year
ensuing. Persons ng business with said Court
ouested to attenl to the same said court days.
T. II. MERRILL, Judge.
December IL 1860.
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Jonathan D. Marbles Estate.

NHE SubSCrbers, hnving bee app0lhtfd ny 't H"hofh
Lbie Probate Court for he Dstric'o of ashrg'on Com
mssiuers to receive examine jus al lciaimsnnd
demands Of all persons against the Estate Of Jonathan
Marble late Of Fay in said District, deceased repre-
sened usoIvent, and the term of six months from the
18th Of Inly 1861 being oWet by said Coun 10 the
creditors of said dece std eXhih, anG povt iht re-
pective lain before :gvenotiCt thawe will attend
To :he duties appointment at tie dwelling house
Of Benjamin Maui in Fayson, in said district on the
22d day Of August neNt and the 18th day Of January
O'Clock in the afternoon each of said days
W Nj nsIGf 5. PORTER com"'rs.
Fayston July II, A. ID. 1861 "92
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SlAIm or M i nr, f "a,
said District, on the Goth day of July, A. D. 1861.
VERY Fits, guardian OF George A. Il. Bragg. Anne
y Lin :. Bragg. and Ida F. Bragg, minor heirs of john
w. Bragg, late Of arren in said district deceased makes
application SAID C"r for license sell al! the interest
aad ards in the r; If SAID decta ed. Ineln
ding Customary interest in the widow : dover IN
sald estate representing that the sale thereof wond be
henefca, lid wards for the purpose Of pnit G the
procet of such sIle at interest.
Nhefeupon it is ordered ny said Court that said arpll
cation be ,eftsred for hearing and dec sion hre"n to
son Of said Court, I've holden at The Probate Once
sad Mon pcler he 9th day OF August, A. d. 1861.
for heaing and decision thereon and, il is further or
pere hat all persons interest d. kc hoed hereof by
publication If notice Of this appcon and order thereon,
weeks successfully in he Green Mountain Free
painted MuntD~itr i1 nc said tine n hearing,
they may pear al eHi time and ace and II they
see cause object thereto BY The Court,
2e2 Attest \. A. CHASE, Regirter.
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taken by hundreds of people for Scr0tulous lInmE,
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None genuine unless signed by tRAs f. GAR1,orEr
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Waterbury. H. Pierce aud Fred E. Smith iroo;rei
Ter Geo. Kendrck, Lebanon, N. H., aud hy arobe.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-03
Arrival OF the POM Express.

Fort KEARNEY, April 1.-The Pony Ex-
press passed here at l P. N. to-day.
SAN Francisco, March 2O.--No progress
is made towards electing Senator. The
friends of McDougal were disappointed
when the Convention re-assembled, yester-
day, to find he could get only q votes. Ii
is now thought a new candidate will be
brought forward. -rgzE
The California telegraph lines have con-
solidated as one company, and the new or
ganization undertakes to extend a good,
substantial line eastward to Salt Lake, in
the most expeditions manner possible. They
will strive to complete their line before the
eastern companies extend theirs eastward
to Salt Lake, to join the California portion.
Mr.. J. Ii. Wade, the general agent of the
eastern companies, who is here, starts for
New York by to-morrow's steamer, hav-
ing completed all his negotiations satisfac-
torily.
SAN FRANe1sCo, March al. A. McDou-
gal was declared elected U. S. Senator, by
the Legislature in joint Convention, last
evening, receiving Sc out of Ill votes, and
was awarded the certificate of election by
the Governor. Subsequently the Clerk
makes an affidavit of lib votes being cast,
leaving McDougal one vote behind.
An investigation is proposed. 1851
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New York, April 2.-Flour opened quite
firm at an advance of SC, with very mod
crate enquiry for export aud home consunp-
ton market closed quiet at yesterday Is
prices sales 1900 bbls at 3005 so for
super western 1905 10 for extra do !;
zoos Is for extra round hoop Ohio, clos
ing dull Rye flour quiet at 1904 TO-
Whisky less active and a shade easier at 10
@lS4. Wheat lc better, and good export
demand winter red western l 369l So.
Barley more active but closed dull old
mixed western 68@69; new do 62@63.-
Pork frmer and more active; II 80 for
mess 16 70 for thin do; Is so for clear
IL 506I3 90 for prime. Beef shade irmer;
demand good. Lard steady at 9@IO. But
ter and cheese unchanged. Sugar less ac-
tive, and prices unchanged. -F#
Stocks dull and lower.
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FROM NEW YORK

NEW YORK, April 2d.--A letter from the
Secretary of the Treasury to collectors says
In consequence of the control of the ware
houses of the Government in the ports of
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Missis-
sippi, Louisiana, Florida, and Texas having
been usurped, it is impracticable to continue
the privilege Of bonding goods for transport
tation to those ports, and collectors are in
structed that no entries for transportation
in bond to said ports can be permitted.
The Posts Washington dispatch says that
the question of the reinforcement of Sum-
ter is still open, and reinforcement is not
considered improbable.
Proposals for ST., 100, 900 of the loan came
from Boston, and $2,6Oo,OO from New
York
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-03

MONTGOMERY, April-2.-W.~ H. Wade,
editor of the Key of the Gull, has arrived
here from Pensacola. He states that on
the 18th ult., the steamer. Gen. Rusk ara
rived at Key West with 200 troops for that
place and 100 for ToTtugas. The Crusader
had reached Key West with sealed orders,
under charge of Capt Craven, with
marines. The Brooklyn was going into
Key West on the Goth ult., and there was
no doubt she had left troops at Pickens.-
Texas Commissioners stipulated that the
troops on the Gen. Rusk should be landed
at New York.
The commanders of three companies on
the Gen. Rusk had signed document ex-
onerating Capt Smith of the Rusk from
all blame of the deception practiced. Wade
further states that by the arrival at
Key West, on the 26th, it was reported that
the Spanish flag had been hoisted at San
Domingo by Spanish and French. The
Spanish President had previously written
to Havana, stating that if Spanish forces
were not sent thither Immediately, the
Spaniards would hoist the Spanish flag;
whereupon five Spanish war vessels and
900 men sailed from Havana and took
formal possession of San Domingo, aided by
a French corvette. ..-#-s--s7.-
Gen. Miramon, II IS reported, was at da-
vana endeavoring to raise force for the
purpose of invading Mexico, and it was
said that he Spanish and French sympa-
thized with the movement.
1t was believed at Havana on the 18th
that those governments would, by squad
rons, aid in landing such an expedition.
1t was also affirmed at Havana that the Eng
lish, French and Spanish fleets had sailed
for Vera Cruz, the. object of which was not
known.
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RIVER ITEMS.

ST.. LOUIS, April 2.-River risen inches
in the last "a hours. Illinois reported
rising rapidly.
PIrTsBURG, April 2.-Rver feet inch
es by the pier mark and falling. Weather
cloudy and cold.
CINCINNATI April River risen 20
inches; now Is feet inches in the chan
nell Cloudy in part Therm ometer $50.
1.-The Weather, yesterday, was warm
and pleasant. Business was rather dull
Freight is somewhat scarce.
1.-THE Dunbar will leave for Paducah
to-day at 2 o'clock, Immediately on the ar
rival of the cars. She makes ali the mail
landings and passengers will ind her ac-
commodations all that could be desired.
1.-THE Little Lue caves is the regular
and only Green River Packet to-day. Capt.
Mcdonald will attend to all orders, and de-
FLYER freight in the best possible condition
......The Greenville seems to have found
the Green river business rather dull. She
has tied up just below the landing. We
shouldn't wonder if it were good policy for
other boats to follow her example.
1.-THE Bowen left yesterday at her
regular hour with a light trip. So also the
steamer Union for Wabash.
1.-The Cincinnati papers report the
river to be rising at that point, and business
very dull. There were very few shipments
from that port on Saturday.
.....New members are continually being
added to the Captains Association al Cairo,
and it promises fair to become one of the
most complete and useful organizations that
has been formed for many years. 1t is the
right thing in the right place, and must
necessarily be successful.
THE following items we find in the
Louisville Journal of Monday:
The new steamer J. H. Baldwin, Capt
McGule, made a trial of her machinery
yesterday, and it worked admirably. She
is advertised to leave for Nashville to-day at
o'clock
After remaining nearly stationary for 48
hours, the river commenced rising slowly
at this point last evening, at which time
there was six feet nine inches water in the
canal The weather was warm and cloudy,
with slight fall of rain last evening.
The Memphis Avalanche says that the
steamer Bracelet has "played out" The
Arkansas river trade has proven too much
for her. She took her position yesterday at
the foot of Beal street, the rendezvous of
broken down boats.
I Iu6 sunny Clu0 Is W Oe WlluuIAWn nun
the Cincinnati and New Orleans trade to
run from the former place to ST. Louis as a
regular packet.
1.-The Terre Haute Express of yester-
day says:
The Wabash is still rising at this place.
On Saturday night, from P. M, until A.
N. Sunday, the rise was So inches. From
Sunday morning until last evening" it was
about ten inches. The continued rain of
Sunday. if at all general throughout the
valley, will tend to increase it largely. The
present height of water in the channel by
the pier mark, at the bridge at this place,
indicates some twenty two feet above ordin-
airy low water flow. There must be large
amount of suffering and loss among those
inhaOiting the " bottom land " OF the Wa
bash
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ARRIVAL OF THE BoURssLA.


/ SANDY Hook, April 2.-The steam e.
Bourssia from Southampton is passing thi
point. Her dates are three days later thar
per Africa. E--5
| Observation-Disclosures quiet but steady
R. S. & Co., report -four quiet but steady al
28s 6d@3Os. Wheat quiet but steady rec
lis 6d@13s; white l3s@14s, Sd. Corn
steady white 39s 6d039s; yellow 38s Cd
| Provisions generally quiet. Beef and pork
| quiet and steady with better demand; long
middles 49s(049s sd. Lard dull 53s@64s.
Consols closed on Tuesday at 91B(992 fol-
money 92B@92f on account.
The steamer Canadian form Portland ar
rived at Londonderry on the 10th.
The general news by the New York is no
later than by the Borussia.
PARIS Tuesday Evening-The Confer
ence assembled to-day to sign a Convention
prolonging the French oeeupat ion of Syria
to June 9Th.
The Bourse had declined. Rentes closed
in the afternoon at eff zoe.
PARIS, Wednesday The Convention was
sigued by all the Powers.
ROME, March 19.-In the Consistory held
yesterday, the Pope declared that he would
have granted the concessions advised by the
Catholic SOvereigns, but he could not re-
ceiVe the cOunsels or unjust demands of the
usurping government.
NAPLES, March l9th.--Civitella del
Fronte capituIated yesterday evening be-
fore the orders from Francis IL reached
there to surrender. To-day the garrison
saluted the proclamation of the Kingdom
of Italy. This city and the provinces are
tranquil.
A dispatch to the Times, dated Naples,
10th, says that all the counsellors were dis
missed.
The Council of Lieutenancy is dissolved.
This morning grand and imposing .fete
was held in honor of Garibaldi. All is
tranquil
VIENNA, Wednesday.-The whole Heze-
govia is in revolution, supported by the
Montenegrins. The fighting is general
Several Turkish villages on the frontier
have been reduced to ashes.
Advices from Warsaw announce that
sweeping reforms are proclaimed by the
Gar for Poland. Every town is to have
elective municipal councils.
The Russian manifesto preelaiming the
emancipation of the Serfs, was published
on the 18th. The propretors of landed
property preserve the right attached to the
same, but must cede to the peasants for per-
manent use the dwellings with ground at
tached, which will be allotted them by law,
in consideration of the payment of duties.
The peasants are also permitted by law to
purchase their dwelling and land-the land
lord consenting-a they then become
landed proprietors.
Sardinia is urging Napoleon to withd raw
his troops from Rome.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Card to the Public.

The amount Of bodily ard mental misery arising
from neglect Of small complaints is incaleulabe,
andit is therefore Of utmost Importance that a
strict attention to the least and most trng bodily
ailments should be had for disease of the body in
variably affects the mind. DE-. M0FFATT'S VEG
ETABLE LIFE MEDICINES, in every instance
where they have been thoroughly used, have TRI =
UMPHED OVER DISEASE in almost all its di-
versified forms. The salutary effects Of the Life
Medicines have, in fact, been SO universally expe-
rienced, that they have become fully established as
the most easy safe, and perfect mode Of treatment
ever offered 70 the DubIic
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2d.-Texas advices
state that Col. Ford was reliably informed
from Matamoras, that Gen. Ampudia, with
5000 Mexicans, sixty miles of, was march
ing upon Brownsville. Ampudia despatched
expresses with placards and hand-bills, an
nouncing that Texas rightly belongs to
Mexico. She would no longer support the
Federal Government, and now is the time
to retake her. Reinforcements in large
numbers are rapidly arriving.
Col. Ford ordered all the heavy guns and
ordnance stores at Brazos Island to be imme-
diately removed to the scene of anticipated
difficulties.
The Mohawk had arrived off Pass Cavel-
10 on the 10Th. The Coalzacoalcos sailed
with 600 troops. The Empire City and the
Star of the West were lying at Pass Or
leans.