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STATE OF ILLINOIS. Con

STATE OF ILLINOIS Comfy Of Ia .S'Ns, IS: The
People of TIRE Sdts Of Illinois, 10 al % trOm these
presents may come, and especially 10 tie H-t ar Kin,
AeirA-0titr, and creditors Of Isaac COr3s, deceased
w of Isaac Core deceased, is DESTROYS OF
dering acco OF her proceedings such admiuis
and having final settlement, and for that pur
pose has made application in the county court OF
La Sale county aforesaid, for citation be directed
TO all those who be interested in said
We, therefore, hereby require to appear before
said La Sale county court, 1T regular term there
Of holden the Court House in Ottawa in said
county the third Monday, tbeng the 18th day) OF
June A. d. 1851, at ten o'clock NJ Il you fit to
attend the final settlement OF said account
Witness, Philo Lindey Clerk of said court, nd the
seal of said Ottawa, the Goth day of May
1861. PIlIL0 LINDLEY, Clerk.
FRANK J. CRAWFORD, Dep'y.
n,..-, NJ
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The last week has witnessed the total
break down of cur Illinois Banking s!s-
TEN, and the ruin G: Is currency. All
the eilcrts Of the Chicago Banke!s and
every body else wlo attempted: It. TO boil
ster up any part Of cur Slate currency,
have utterly failed, and the whole OF il
may NOW 10 said TO have gede TO tie wall.
Our bankers yesterday were cnga-ad in
sorting NJ their currency With view Of
disposing OF 1t at the best fsUfe, pfspaEa-
toy, We believe. to commencing operations
Oh purely spscie basis. It IS probable
that heyeaf:er all operations IN Illinois
Currency about Ottawa, ct least, - IS now
the case pretty mitch n Ci.sca o. will be
based on what IS known Is tue Railroad
Est, the rr;n .ip.e q which IS, 70 take all
n my at e,,actly what Is worth il God
ana silver. -Ioss oG car merchants have
already adopted this LIT. and 80 presume
the bankers Will soon follow
Tie list S st;-i IL. Greedy arranged
and We give therefore oaly portion OF H.
de:erring its fail rutLicltio. until our
next, when i; VII have undergone tLo.
rough revision and correction.
The soi.owiug are cl.ssas No AMI Of
Tie Railroad list.
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NOTICE EXTRA.

Ar:er III. Saturday, May lI-h. lsGl vii sell good,
man except Cash Barter AZ cash prices
FOR the past three years have tried 10 sell goods
:or cssh c.y, but uoiwi, aUdlrC our efforts to fh-
contrary e find that have sold many goods OF
credit. wlll have credit any hCw. though They
ruiuoas them Now, once for all, We have
determined Il possible, TO break this credit tusn
e-s. To accomplish IL, We purpose selling for year
uiihou. any profit via: Will pay eigh. and eN-
peuses O. selling. BY so doing We shall p.-c" our
selves position that must refuse 10 matter how
anxious may be accommodate. And on tie ether
hand prices vii. much lower 10 rartie. pur-
chasing. that they have any regard for their o. IN
iere.-. they will make fort pay cash ior what
they buy. Thus by the end of the yeat trust par
ties " Il in the habit OF paying cash for what
they buy, and fully satisfied Of the saving il VII.
them that they could be induced 10 buy cree
il afteru ards. We sha! commence Monday Ic1rn-
inc and marx do n our goods We advise tha-s rsO
buy for cash get prices before purchasing and
advise those who buy credit to get them 800, so
credit ANDREW LfNCH
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lioTi2lg, SEE.

-iiHFtFiyr tNit..
~ I!TEEAs David C-dcrAiu and E-e'in. c Tn
W dcE,il. hts vie, did tie sixth day q Frbrua-
A L. sol. nd de iTeT she lrteri- ls3
" = iamiH D.Grav u0Ttgs zee, ther c. rtaiu NIT:
deed OF that date, upon The real estate hersl;a
described, TO secure tie payment OF SeTtsin coatrac;
said deed mentioned and OF even date Ihsrew!tH,
the pawn Of the Of eight hundred and eight
li-lu1 dollars and G1- and payable tlr-- months after
tn. date thereof, at III" Cry Bank OF Ottawa. ILLINOIS,,
with cxrlIasge on New York, which SAID deed duly
recorded ia The recorders Office AID for the county
Of La Sale and OF Illinois, in book No Is af deeds
p,ge, .5I, 80, and 23 And whereas the said sSn OF
noney il past dl-, and default las been made by
s.i tnaerhil N I payment OF the same.
Now, Therefore, puoIc uoIiC- IL hereby given TO you
the sad Dayd Und-rhii, the said kIneline In
derhtH and all others interested in thu premises
that William II. De Graw will bs virtue OF the
authority him vested by said deed and for the uses
aud purposes there expressed. sell Iutlc auction
highest and beet bidder for cash At the court
house door in the city of Ottawa in said county on
The sth day o. July, l.6l, a the hour OF ten
O'Clock of said ~. the following Il si.-
la said unity o. La SA c,
The north half OF lot No three, 81 in block No CT
the Of Crotty, aad all right equity OF r-deup
ton and homestead rights Of said graators hsir heirs
and assigns
de-4 for the premises will be delivered 10 h. pur
chaser Immediately after the sale.
WILLIAM II. DE GRAW, Mortgage.
l.. +. CAMERON, Atty. May 2sd lS6l-SN
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Tar Sal Nnt;..
NOTICE is hereby given 20 all whom /,

hmayco
mrthcy
County,
ipmsua
RESI-
oru
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IHrNfE v NfsA "
Ottawa, May o5 1S6l-4w..
Warrant No. so.

A DESCRIPTION OF the real estate in that part OF
n the city OF Ottawa de emed benefited by the
tension of Lafayette street, from west line of States
addition Ottawa in a direct line west to city limits,
and the of money seyerally assessed thereon by
the commissioners to wit:
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y Secession SENTINEL CuALLENCE-The
Montgomery Confederation gives the fol-
lowing from correspondent
= On the first night after my arrival, in
passing from one quarter to another, was
stopped by sentinel, whom l recognized
as private p Though he did not rec
ognize meg was asked for the counter
sign, and replied, i. friend with bottle
the reply was, advance bettle and draw
stopper which did and was suffered to
pas. on my way rejoicing
Nh p is an eX.congressman of Albany
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SAFE INDEMNITY!l

BIZ STATE AUTHORITY.
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". request our friends uos - draw orders US or
'or credit; as must zai Will positively refuse
FOR consideration VIII sel 20 any ole except fer
cash
nay y, 1861. ANDREW LYNCH.
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KAysAs.-Gov. Robinson has issued his
proclamation calling for eleren regiments,
and fixing their respective headquarters.
This woalG be pretty hard strain on any
other stateo Of an equal population: But
Kansas contains larger proportion of
med accustomed to fighting and fond of
the amusement than any other member
of the confederacy.
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assert thrt can sell you the quality of Goods
for less money than any House in this city,
examination of my stock you will find the trus of MY
assertion sefevident.
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage which have en-
oyed for the past six months respectfully solicit your
patronage in the future making it my aim to merit it,
by living up to my motto of
Large Sales, Small Profits, and Honorable
Dealing.
EH-Two doors East Of the City Bank. North Of the
Court House. ~. FloAE
Ottawa, April 13, 1861.
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DU YOUR STATIONERY u
Is ORTONs BOOK STORE.
You get no hing as good at the Drug Sores. JAMS
roTo 0RTOE7S H0OK STORE for School Dssta
" Ststicaery, or nice Books for chndrea. 3sr9s
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-03
BY TELEGRAPH-l
New York Market.

NEW York, Saturday, Mirch 30.
Flour about &c lower with business doing
home consumption sales OF 1900 brs at 50 20S5 80 for
superfne State; IS 30a5 As for extra States s52O95 %
for superne Western IS 355 So for Il medium
Western; SIS 6O95 20 for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio and Sc 45a u for trade brands de-
Canadian -four rmer, with more active demad; sales
of $50 brls S. 1901 for common to medium extra;
81 2597 so for choice and favorite do
Rye -four in fair request; sales of 300 brs at3 409
10.
Corn meal quiet and prices without importantrhange
Whisky continues firm and demand fair; sale of 500
brls at IL 1Sc91Sc-
export and home conSumpon sales of 200 brs Chicago
spring 81 2391 % in store and delvered $50 bush
at 81 1901 &c; 5000 bush Northwestern club 81 %;
$500 bush white Michig1d 81 So
Rye scarce and quite 1rm sales Of ll00 bush It CSC
651zc
Barley quiet and firm at 729s0c.
Barley malt steady at Ss990c.
Corn 1c lower; market shade irner; sales Of 1000
livered &c for yellow Western the railroad iepo
65967c for yellow jersey the latter price for doce
67970c for good and handsome new yellow southen 81
@65c for inferior to good white Southern.
Oats lower and dull at 33G34c for Western am Ca
madam and State.
Pork rmer for mess; prime continues quiet and iomi-
nay unchanged: sales of $50 brls at Sl6 1906 for
NESS $l7 so for unnspected and Sl2 50l2 Is for
prime
Beef dull and unchanged sales of $50 brs at - 95
for prime: IS 1906 10 for prime $500 for repGked
mess; $lO91l for beef hams quiet and frn
Cut meats in fair request at steady prices 800 packages
at 6961sc for shoulders and S9sISc for hams.
Bacon in moderate demand, sales of IS boxes short
ribbed middIes private terms, and SIS boxes ptkled
sides at Sc.
Lard inactive sales of $50 brs at 9glOc for No to
prime Western.
Butter selling at lOG14c for Ohio and l4l9c for State
Cheese quiet steady s9lOc for common TO Prime
Sugar firm and demand fair; sales Of 800 hhds afsG
sac for Cuba; 57SS961xc for Porto Rico.
Moasses dull and heavy sales $50 brls New Orlens at
32a34c.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-03
Financial.

CHICAGO, Saturday, March 80.
The banks of the city on Monday will throw
out notes of the following thirty two Illinois
banks:
Albion, Benton, Carm, Chester, Federal
Union, Quincy, Republic, Belvidere, Canal, Citi-
zen's, of New Haven; Continental. Corn Plant
ers, Farmers & Traders, Farmers Bank of Hi
nois, Farmers Bank of Canton Frontier, Grand
Prairie, Illinois, State, Lancaster, Merchants and
Drovers', Mississippi River, New Market, Planet,
Prairie State, Railroad, Shawnees, Pike County,
Edgar County, Morgan County and Southern IL
linois.
These banks have circulation of about $3.50, :
100000 based upon Missouri, Tennessee and
Louisiana stocks. At the present market rate of
securities the notes worth $3.50 cts ON the
dollar
Thomas P. Shallcross, Special Agent Of the
Postoffice Department, took charge of the Chi
cago Postoffce to-day by order of the President,
for causes alleged arrears and faulty accounts,
running through even longer period than the
present Postmaster. The city is rife with rumors,
many of them doubtless highly exaggerated.
PITTSBURGH Saturday, March 80.
The merchants and business men of the city
are very generally standing up firmly against re-
ceiving deprecated currency, except at brokers'
rates.
To-day Missouri and Virginia money is received
6 per cent. discount. The farmers will not re-
ceive it at ALL and this kind Of currency is worth
less to purchasers of produce from first hands.
The indications aIe that Pittsburgh will be a
par point Many of the manufacturers pay THEN
hands exclusively in par money already.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-03
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CITY OF BALTIMORE.

ARRiN AL Of The STEAMER Olll Of BALllMOlAE.
NEW YORK. Thursday, March %.
The CHy of Baltimore, from Liverpool on the
18th, ria Queenstown on the l4th, arrived this
morning.
In Parliament the navy estimates had been
voted down.
Mr.. Gregory had given notice on the books
that he would at an early day call the attention
of the Government to the expediency of prompt
recognition of the Southern Confederacy of
America.
The French Corps Legislatif was engaged in de-
batting an address. The main topic was the
Italian policy which several members strongly
denounced, asserting that the English policy had
proved victorious in Italy. One member warned
the Government against its suicidal policy and
predicted internal dangers ahead. The ministers
protested against his speech and defended the
Emperor course
Another conference on the Syrian question was
to be held on the 18th and an agreement was soon
expected.
French papers publish dispatches announcing
the defiant attitude of the Musselmen towards the
Christians in Syria.
The Bourse was fiat at 6Sf
The Turkish Government drafts on Mires for
100000 were duly paid on the 18th.
1t was rumored that Francis III. had Or
dered Gen. Fola to surrender Messina. Another
report is that the garrison will probably be COM
PEELED to surrender
Mr.. Avaur reported project of law proclaim
ing the wisdom of Italy to the lower branch of
Italian Parliament.
Ii is denied that Sardinia was not negotiating
at Rome. All was quiet. 1t was asserted that
agitation, though muffied was increasing.
Russian troops continued to arm.
There were differences between Sir Henry Bull
wer and the American Minister at Turkey. Bull
wer declined attending the latter's reception on
Washington's birthday.
TURIN, 13.-The Citadel of Mesjna surren-
dered to the Sandman troops to-day.
The Sandman Government has LOGGED a COM
plant with the Federal Council against Bishop
MOrdby, on account of his pastoral letter having
contained remarks disrespectful to Victor Eman-
uel. The Government of the Canton of Friburg
has rejected it.
CHxA.-Pelxin was quiet. The treaty is work
ing satisfactorily.
The rebels have been defeated by the Imperial
lists again.
WARSAW ia separate Council OF State has
been granted by the Emperor to the Kingdom of
Poland
Seornoisk was elected President
PARIS, 13.-The Patrie says that Prince Napo-
leon is about to visit Italy.
An encounter took place a few days since be
tween a French regiment and seven hundred
Papal Zouaves. A French Colonel was killed.
| Others were wounded
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-03
mchl4 d&p2m

Is Hunnewell's Universal Cough Remedy, so
perfectly adapted 70 all lung and bronchial COM
plants, common and inhammatory sore throat,
whooping cough. common and spasmodic coughs,
even to actual consumptions, owes its most per-
feet results by being strictly confined to that law
of simples which lrhich makes results perfect Its
opposite to most preparations is that it may be
taken, without the least restraint, every hour in
the day if necessary, without producing nausea
prostitution In its preparation neither opiates
norexpeetorants allowed to disturb the natural
law, and as soon as its work sdone ON the throat
and lungs, it then becomes beautiful and per-
feet tonic. If our friends viii accept onr declara-
tons, that prefer to rest the true character
os both the Universal Cough Remedy and Tolu
Anodyne, by actual results of fair trials, using
all care to purchase the genuine of both, and read
the pamphlets to be found with all dealers, in place
of sweeping declarations, we viii abide their de-
cision- Sold by all dealers in town. See adver-
tisement
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-03
Geographic.

NEW YoRk, Saturday, March 80

NEw YORK, Saturday, March 30.
The Posts special dispatch says it is reported
that Henry Winter Davis will be appointed Min
lister to China.
great many clerks were removed to-day, par
ticularly in the Treasury and Interior Depart
ments.
The New York Herald's correspondent says
the Government has finally determined to abandon
Sumter as soon as a vessel to take Anderson 5
command can reach Charleston Harbor.
At last accounts the garrison had only supplies
for few days.
1t is positively denied that any order has been
given for the reinforcement of Fort Pickens.
The Times correspondent says Judge Barton,
of Kentucky, will decline the Chief Justiceship
of Dacotah, and probably will obtain better APP
pointment.
Minister Corwin goes to Mexico in the steamer
Tennessee efrom New Orleans on the 9Th of April.
The Worlds correspondent says information
was received that the Florida Legislature had
passed an act making it treason and punishable
with death on conviction for any one to accept
Office under the Federal Government who resides
in that State after collision between the Federal
and Confederate troops.
The Postmaster General has issued orders for
supplying better paper, to be cut, gummed and
embossed with three cent. postage stamps, COM
bining in one both letter-sheet and envelope.
The Tribune'e correspondent says the Fort
Sumter question is still undetermined, and will be
so several days, and also reiterates that orders
have been sent to land troops at Fort Pickens.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-03
Relief i'm Ten Minutes
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No traveller should be without supply Of
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In his pocket.
70 person will ever object to give for
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Twenty-Five cents.
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, Rochester n. Y.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere in the United State
and Cfr ado. nov22'6O-d6wly
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-03

THE JERKs-We learn from the eastern por-
ton of the county that the peculiar Jerking
malndy," which prevailed about eight miles
south of Warren, during the winter, has not yet
subsidized. The first evidence of it were in those
who had been attending prOtracted religious
meeting. anc been brought under the influence
of religion, but we now learn that it has extend
ed further, and effected persons who had not at
tended the meetings, nor were in any way under
religious excitement Those affected chiefly
females. They lose control over their limbs to a
great extent, and some instances, have fainting
fits-GnLeng Advertiser
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-03

-HoRRrBIx ACCIDENT. Young German girl
was burned to death near Corydon, Indiana, on
Tuesday last, by her clothes catching fire while
engaged in burning brush in a field.
A CoxcrDEscE-Two years ago, when the
Legislature adjourned, Andrew j. Power, a Rep
resentative from Kosciusko county, died soon af-
ter his return home. Thomas G.. Boydston, a
Representative from the same county, and a
member Of the Legislature recently adjourned,
also died in a few days after reaching home.
Both gentlemen died from the same disease-in-
fammation Of the brain.
Col. VIM. Jenners, an old citizen of Lafay-
cite, and the late Breckenridge elector in tie
Eighth District was assaulted by gang of row.
dies IN Lafayette the other night. His cries at
tracted the attention of several gentlemen, who
put the cowardly assaiants to fight, but not I'M
til Col. j. was severely injured.
We learn from the New Albany Ledger that
the protracted meeting which has been in progress
at the Christian Church in that city for the past
two weeks closed on Sunday. About thirty per
sons connected themselves with the church during
the revival. There were between two hundred
and fifty and three hundred coDns5ie ants al
sacrament on Sunday
-HEAvY PRoDUcE SALE-The provision house
of Messrs j. ID. Early & Son, of TeEFe Haute
Indiana on Saturday last, made sale to Balti-
more house of 800 hhds of bacon at 7@9c. de
Hvered at Terre Haute, the gross purchase reach
ing about SOS, 000- This is not only good
price. but the transaction is a heavy one, for a
single article, in one day and is equal to the saei
reported in most of the large cities The con
tract was made by telegraph.
: "A You've LADY KIDNAPPED.-Mrs. Ruth s
Morgan, of New Harmony, Indiana, gives motto,
through the Uniont0wn (Ky.} Ne'cs that on'
John Hugo, of New Harmony, Indiana, has en-
ticed her daughter away from her. and that hs
had her secreted for the past three months. Sh'
thus describes her: She has light hair, light com
plexion. grayish blue eyes, Roman nose scar O
a cut across her forehead, is about five feet two
inches high, eighteen years of age, well proper
toned, and is considered handsome. Hugo is
spiritualist a carpenter, and has wife and sew
eral children in New Harmony.
KNOX COUNTY BcNDs.-It will be remem
bered that in the first suit of Aspinwall am
Others against the County Commissioners o
Knox county. the Circuit Court Of the Unite
States at Ind annapolis awarded a mGndamus b
the Commissioners to levy tax to pay the in
terest on the county bonds. The Commissioner
appealed TO- the Supreme Court of the Unite
States We have seen a letter from the Hon.
F. Vinton of Washington City, stating that o.
the 18th of March the Supreme Court affirme
the Judgment of the Circuit Court. Hence W
suppose the writ of mandamHs viii soon ISSUE
yincsnnss Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-03
COM M ERCIAL.
lBY TELEGRAPH-I
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Saturday, March 30
Flour very dull and prices dropping and nominal;
perne is offered at 81 So but is saleable 10
tent at 81 40 sold at a. COCA 20, and family
- 9095.
Wheat firm at 81 for prime red
Corn steady at 33c for ear in bulk.
Oats nfair demand at 251zc
Whisky declined to ID and dull, with some sales at
BIC
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Sales of bacon at 94993Sc.
Nothing doing in mess pork or lard; both firm
Molasses unchanged and steady at full prices.
The money market is unchanged rates of exchange un
altered.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-03


How O'CoSNKLL SoLD Mr.. RUSSELL, THE
TINES MAS-The Mr.. Russell who now repre-
sents the London Times here, is the same gentle
man sent by that journal to Ireland to report
O'Connell's speeches, during the Repeal agita-
ton. One Of the first meetings the man attended
was in Kerry. Having heard of O'ConnelPs
polite qualities, he thought he would ask that
gentleman's permission to take verbatim ac-
count of the grafton. The "Liberator" not only
consented, but in his oiliest manner, informed
the assembled audience that ssuntil that gintle-
man was provided with all writin' convaniencies,
he wouldn't spake word, assuming an extra
brogue, which was altogether unnecessary. Rus
sell was delighted. The preparations began, and
were completed Russell was ready.
"Are YOU quite readyf" asked Dan.
~Quite ready"
Now are you sure you're entirely ready?"
s1'm certain, Sir Yes"
The crowd becoming excited and impatient,
Dan said: "Now, pom my conscience / won't
begin the speech till the Loudon gintleman is
intirely ready"
After waiting another moment or so, O'Con
nell advanced; eyes giistened; ears were all at
tention; and the reportorial pencil arose. Dan
gave one more benignant smile on the CORES
pondent, winked at the auditors, and commenced
his speech ihe Irish language, to the rrepress-
ible horror of the present editor of the Arm1
and Navy Gazette, and to the infinite delight OF
all Kerry