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, 1861-09-07

AFFAIRS At PESsAcoLA-Letters Of a re-
cent date have been received In this city from
is fearful amount Of sickness among the
Confederate troops there and no less than 50
or 40 deaths occur daily. General Bragg was
to have left Pensacola today with the Eighth
Mississippi and the Eleventh and Twe1ft6 a.
absma regiments for Virginia -LouisuMe Jour
nal Of yesie7day.
, 1861-09-07

Morris and Mrs. G. II Facet OF Chicago; ;;
the 6th, oliver Plate worth $50, to Miss Hanen-
hill Of Lssalle; 7th, to Miss Hun. Of Ottawa
OF tho geldiEg and fly trot for 800 be-
tween "slas Richn and ssLitt1e Julia,n l
mile ard repeat, the pure YVES takan by the
former, IN 2 Il and AL.
In the pirate Ioatch for 500, between
"kstJ Douglass" ard "Lady Linco1n," the
race Fas Won By the latter in 256.
kaEe sport Is expected over this course to-
moEuw, when ssBashHw'' will trot against
Tie 3e1l, 5 mile race, feE $500.
, 1861-09-07

WASHINGTON Sept 6.-Gentlemen who re-
turned here at a,qaarter past 10 O'Clock to-day
from Georgetown Heights, reported heavy
firing between l. a3d l. &c o'elask 1 LAST
100 reports, some OF these reports appeared in
The vicinity OF Aunson's Hill and others above
the Chair Bridge. Previous to the firing I
balloon was visible for an hou7 over Fort Cor
coran, and on its being lowered bright cal
cigm light was exhibited rom 3 high point,
the colCrs rcd white and blue being distinctly
Visible at distance of little less than seven
miles. immediately upon the light being ex,
ting uished the 1riag commenced. The oecar
sion Of the firing is not yet aEeertained.
, 1861-09-07
ENhM CAIRO.

All lie newspaper men On duty at
Csiro have conc with an expedition some
oherc-rrobably With Gen Grant to Pa
ducaA-and we are without our usual
s,,tCia, f1;srstchcs to night
, 1861-09-07

sH For afternoon Dispatches see Second
5:ye-
f3T For tHan1s': and " .oale:' -fducrt:se-
s.,..ts ssr Fourth Pace.
, 1861-09-07

LAFAYETTE, Sept 6.-Ex Governor Wright,
late Minister to Berlin, had an enthusiastic
reception in this city o-night. In response
to serenade, he made straight ont Union
speech-Har to the knife and the knife to the
hllt, until the last vestige Of the rebellion Is
cruRhed ont.
, 1861-09-07

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-Advices received
here from Virginia, leave no doubt that the
rebel leaders, both civil and military, have
agreed to attempt an advance upon Washing
ton and Baltimore within few days. The
Government is fully prepared for any eme1-
gency,
The enemy's troops on Monson's Hill are
pa1ading in front Of their works this forenoon.
, 1861-09-07

Especial Correspondence Chicsgo Tribunel
OTTAWA, Sept 6-19x.
When cent my last communication, the
trottlEg match between stations aud roadsters
wRs in progress. The judges have got into an
ine1tzicable fnhrl, ss you doubtless discovered
trcm the report, and great diss atiaRction On
the part Of the ho1semen aud audience was
the result. Tie owner Of "Dzaco" withdrew
him Internationally, saying that he would not
irjuze the reputation of his horse by trotttng
n such company, and he asked the reporters
OF tie city papers not to mention his namc in
connection with the exhibition. The fact was
he was diEtanced and behaved very badly. He
has proved himself fsr behind usuy OF the
eta1lions hitherto considered sscond-rate
hC1tcs.
In TIE Inst heats determining the award
Of premiums in Glass A, Young Bashaw," a
Long Island Black Hawk stallion, entered By
]. Green Of MEscatiue, Iowa, toek the purse,
Il :s4s and ESQ. The second premium Was
tAken bJ p" Black Douglas" entered by J. e.
EasteRbrS~k Of Fu!.en City, Illinois, in 255
ard 2 46. The conduct Of Essterbrook was in
Etr4kirg contrast with tnat Of the owner Of
0lACo, eAA NC AEe Fleas6G TO see LnaE ne
R1s successful. "Btack Douglass will be in
Chicago next week to contend for some of
tie premiums offered By the State Agricultu.
ral Shclety, and Eour readers may expect to
see some rare sport. He has made the best
tine 60 lar Of any horse On the course here
lsFlng Iotted LIS mlie In 2 50 under the sad.
Gle.
Immediately att5r the decision, the trial of
speed waa made between double teams, de5ie-
nated On the programme a.
CLASS FASTEST DOUBLE TRoT.
Premfums-1Et, $50; I'd. $40.
AWaroiDg Committee Nathan Hardy, Joel Arm
strong ano Henry K Barr.
"Honeet Aae'' and 'Shanchai.' '' -toA4eo
H. ~ Knights = 1t Of Chicago, named 'tFoz River
The following was the result;
Purae-s5o and $50. One mile aud repeat-best
two in three.
{; =! 1: :sas;1 stokes Danes Honest Abe and
H. i: Raiehts names Fox River Fsi'
A'' SAA fff9a~5 TfneH5g. io-s l.' 2o-s ss l
1et Premium awarded to Knights; 2nd to Stokes
AFTERNOON.
At this time at least q, 600 people were pres
ent, filing the Fsst amphltheatre to repletion,
2nd an equal number we're on the ground. I'LL
irg the space between the track, and great in
terest was manifested in what was intended to
be the crow2i1g feature Of the grea! exhibi-
bition.
LADIES' EQUEsTR1AE1sBf.
The premiums we're
1Et--LR5y's extra fine enamne!led hunting
case Lever Watch and chain, ect with
=, diamonds. -. $500
2d-F.ne English Lever Gold limiting Case
Weten and chain in......................, It's
3d-Fun Tea Sett, Silver Plate. Is
4h- Do. Go. ..,...... Is
5th- Do do - X
6th-b1lFeI Piate. Observation-Disclosures. so
eth Do. ......,.,....,.. 30
Awarding Committee-L. P. Sanger, James Al
ken, J. 3. Preston. Geo. G. Campbell, D. F. James,
Capt G. ". Williams, q. F. Eames, H. B. Scliu-
L A GD1 T4ur4i q n
, 1861-09-07

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 6.--Hen. James 8. jack
son issues spirited call tomorrow for regi-
ty Of the United States, for three years, OF
during the war. He states that the soil Of
Kentucky has been waaton1y invaded.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 6.-Nothing important
Has transacted in the LesIsIetuTe,
, 1861-09-07
Important Setzure8s~.AFrested for
tEK0AMn9a

Sr. LOUIS, Sept 6.-The steamers Champf-
en-, Hannibal and Meteor, the propertE ofrebel
Howard and confiscated under the recent act
of Coz g1ess~
". B. Redfeld, the correspondent OF the
Chicago Journal, waa arrested tonight caarg5d
With Communicating with the reb is.
, 1861-09-07

Great 4HendaHcs--1r Tremendous Enthusiasm
Hon Tom. E.oing Eresides-He Denounces
tie Rebeas and Defends the Administration,
, 1861-09-07

AWafGinE Committee-L. p. Sanger, James Al
ken, ]. 3. Preston. Geo. G. Campbell, D. F. James,
Capt. G. ". Williams, q. F. Eames. L. B. Sclin-
kle, J. "A. Hoes, Col. Burtis and r., P. Isham of
, 1861-09-07

At this time at least Is, 600 people were pres
ent, filing the vsst amphltheatrs to repletion,
9nd an equal number were on the ground. I'LL
irg the space between the track, and great in
.erest was manifested in what was intended to
hitinu.
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n tie p isyr MAJ. u. 1859. Ira Watson and
~ \abv! "s.s'n h's VIE did ,.al e and deliver 20
LOO ~ Co" - deed al IN date. and then and
int described Ca! e. II ~:
That art o lot yh IS ia bort eleven m in the
10 OTTAWA La saiie c-unry snd State Illinois,
buuHhed ana u'scTibrt! 70 I..s.. e., eueinx
at the north AID co. running thence
west oH the north line n west corner sni
LOT, thence souJh til- l.ur fny->ix and one
lourth ett tst5.j il,n'r east att sraIel with tho
nor line to the east line o. ia tot lece nort to
The place O. beru ming line SECURE
the payment OF proHi.sury -y,tty-
three dollars and ihirtyihr.e cents esci .s,.s IN
two, four six eight, TIA AID ws.e .Honi> s,cctiy--
BY from the date OF SAID niort2 per cit IN
terest- Ana also six prouriis.tiy uoses five hun
dred dollars each, payable IN .vb, three, TO FIVE
and seven years from the drfe said mortgage h
interest al ten per cent pr dnnun payable Annually
And whereas default has been made by salt n.,is.n
the maker al said noieS in tl. payment of
hundred deilar note due two years after date, and
the payment OF the Interest Oh the balance Of five
hundred dollar notes
No" therefore public Notice is hereby given thai Geo.
Cooley, by virtue or the power IL conferred by
said mortgage uponsu h 0efsu bell made, will ,nM
day 2Nth o October. D. IS at ociock
the soGth door of the Court House. in Ottaw. SAID
county, -e said real estate, 81 much thereof
be necessary, 10 the highest bid1er for cash, land
deed the same 20 the purchas.r) oG the purpose of
paying the amount of sail FIVE hun Ired dollar note
due m Yeas after its date, and the berest due
III balance GEORGE COOLEY.
CRAY AyEgY & BUSHNELL, Aa'ys
CTTAws, July 21ih, l-G
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, la Sdie County and Circuit
Court tt.reot, to -Norernter tern. 1851.
Edward Robbins, William Powell and Solomon Shrp-
hard, vs.. Charles Miller, Robert 8 Williams vii
Ham H. Lyon Narran W. Lyon. William II. Bls,1 ell
and Jsmison c. sherry,-In Chnarery
Il Appearing from a. idaviI on fle In ,i,e off,
Il OF the Clerk Of the Circuit G. urt OF ,.d {. o, ity
that the Owe named Robert z. Williams, VIII; M n
Lyon Warren W. l. on, Wiistn ii. Eu-lu- aut mi.
son G sherry, not Te-iseHis State ana the
c"mpainan,s having fled their compliant I.r-la and
SUNNI ons having been Issued thereon accorin. o Ia.
NoS. therefore notice 10 hereby gwen sAd nnu-r-si
dent defendants, that unes. you shall appear before
EAid Court the first day Of the thefeo to
he holden at IL. court house in Ottawa, on the first
Monday tie H. nh OF November next and bl- sd de-
B.nT. except to. ID II Of complain . the
saIae sI be taken pro can't g.ins you by de ag
aud IN rattvr- and .!Hs- therein prayed Tor d-cr-t
accordingly. a. T. MOORE, oak.
c h. Hook, h pity.
OilaNa J.Iy Z.-;s
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fral Gstate.


] nn 10, ) iHAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
my on,rs Tor sal. over S0V eco acres, in
Northern Missouri, '
Cfh F'n stP.airiT and Timber Ea,7s;,g Lands IL.
TIE Vet,
In Lots 20 suit pnr hasers at Low Prices. on the Ion,
edit Of Ten Years, at five per
cent. interest.
PAMPHLETS, fIRCLLAPS AND MAPS
Giving 'ul md reliable information; the CLIMATE
and il h.aIln!uin, s.. SOIL WAFER TIMBER coal
ROC X. PRODUCTIONS, MAiktrS. &c. can be h .d
gratuitousy application, by letter otherwise
JOSIAH HUNT,
LAID Conun>si"ue Of tIr Il s - J". Il II
a;G-G.n sr co.. III ..NISIL. "a
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Eeeal advertisements
No,ice 10 Prove ,,,.;m,.

Esto'e q -Un,y NOT7ts. DECEASED
"a He undersigned having been appointed Admins
n tratsr, with copy a. the will aun.xei. o! Mary
Sares hare OF the county nf iISle State uos
dec hereby not &C tnat Wiz "etre II c
County Court OF La Saie comfy, ne Court H. use
in Ut the E-p; Der {, the tirrd Mon
next. a, vbchtinc AL u-rs.ns ha wing
aims said t'h Il and req ed
ats MT tn rurpos. having ID. q.jas ii.
Al perSnre e, 81 d estate requested make
imu.!iaI, p Iuc ~ - undersigned
(suly. go sIJAII NJ. GALLON A.. A0A.'r
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T g41I S-Ul,-Gea,.

i aIi- lie .Stal. ~ Is,JC.1 1" al f.. Gh.sa ia. -.
i'r~-'rts saV i.Ef .'ioi "a rbe net o. atn
h-'r.-rfh'tr, ant creditors Of lG5,"1, IIrr. DE-
.t'r.I-
/, HEEtA> Saint FarTr .Cr instr TO % :H-
- iste 81 Hil.isHi Z ~. a. cunt,
r.aScf = DESTROYS der Ia pro-
iiI- a. such adtaI-i.f and having E .i
t.-r emf and f'T t!ai - ~ mad. aipi "A I,
90 'h- county c.. %. : ,ruLTy, for q stIuu 70
5- isste'i %" al ..vse snp NJ interested d
e--si--
w tlI,r" re hereby rsqife you appear tr;or-
sad CaIr.. At fh- CUIrT H. y. OTTAWA In j
en- Hiy. or :hs dad si"fhy - arFus' - !,
tel s,ialN y. !! 3oU s.z + 20 ATTEND lie fu,i SET
ii-grru; o. -sri a--04ac-
l. ,esr.Ussr, A,Ire-, PHO iirdl,y c. r. OF said
court. l.,l - 81 b., IG'u 49, .tt,r IL. seal
si ,aid cont taEa, tie 10 Is 81 tag. Ssl.
- H. >bLEN. t'ers-
HssiE. DrI.',
oisusj ~ - -sru.
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va:~ab.e City propcr.y ... 49,.

"a uh'iers gn.u offers Tor safe the vaiu,b y, per
4 ~ upon Which h r.sidts- bong at 1. Book
% aie's Addi situated VI. Cuium
ous ana "ashii gun strcet. Etar jhe sIIIcn, Court
Building
ihefe Is good d. eii' lg"n makers shop, I'D
black smith shop, ell cistern &C al; In good
order, the ~, uai>c- % as.
Also Lots and 5, IL Block II, liiro III Addition to
ottd"5 e.ig the sou;i-nes OF the block, and
situated on the corner o, Cnluu s and Joliet streets
north ot the freight depot. There good two story
dwelling house on he corner lot. .
As the nrd. rsgI ed has strong Undue. present
ed 10 him to change his business, he self above
properly at a bargain lscpZ2l PATRICK PANNING
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IrCIaN >,,cru

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes pad
Abstracts OF Title furnished, Collections made Invest
ment- made in Government other Lands, Money
Loaned Ottawa August 5, 1851.
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Zine FarmimcUaus. for sale.

mr. undersigi ed has s'i large quantity OF spen
did farming lands in La Sale and Livingston conn
y Tor sale, on easy ierms, in Of from 40 to SO
acres Is purchases may desire. These Dis allsc
WITHIN conv.hen: distances of the railroads and the
canal and afford the best mark, facilities.
OTTAWA. on the X. r. r., and Pontiac on the G. A
H. X VIII be the most convenient places TO stop
'or 'ho;e wishing 10 examine the land Anybody IN.
either place can direct persons ny residence
Bruce, August % ISG. WILLIAM sTR.yyN
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Lands for Sale


1Al LOTS IN sansrrs Addition 70 Ottawa ana 30
1oC Lott in Ola Town aud state Addition 70 1:ta-
Wa '"f sale cheap tauE~I L. 7. SANGER.
Z HKEF Houses and Lo's 70 rent
Slgc l.. r. SANGEL
- EvtH improved farms for sale
- suso T. S.NEl@
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ILLINOIS NJTTi LFIpE INSi
LOSSES EYFj2E
81. GEO 600.
By STATE ,UIu0RITY.

prINC PAT OFFICE AT ALTON, ILLINOIS.
SxT.RLS AND MERCHANDISE, Dwelling Houses aad
- Esrrtire; Barns ard Hay and Grain h-si class
sI- - up. and other Htdiugs- wttl tle!T contents
.,sr~, ii .g.ir,~r Loss nr Damage, BY FIRE
Cos, any has hrUD IL existence over tV-hiy
y-rr- i-euc lHlic,s ou Of H'iS state: has
T.-.. half Il i"r a" lars losses; n"s iur
b-T- for les thar. twn-fhirIi-
p,i.- aged ley t3e hest sock Companies j f;i-
o., 4g,,t.rf e, uI,d capital Of "ay insurance
''i,.f aUv in rJ W.T.
fvFEY Lass ar IANAGE tina; accurS 10 pr3iert'
,risrt r'eaid ~ M will DC paid viIhfI.
N.NtTY DAYS
N-t,fart- HrT ilye their STOCKS insured IL H.
i;-uaI~ NHtua " Of loss. actna'ly - th-I
money r,n,i-d by any oti.rT C'uiraHy
g" tie F.srn.r AID he Mechanic this Company h.
7-rnf-e stat E.I Association II. wri'h A.
ir-i-f.tr co- Lares .li shops EBAY b. ih-Gr'd
,irsr = IRE. with certainty that. Il de-
strov.s.. hoy WI t- Whole ar"nt insured.
>isIoui li' gaInir- u1'f-ceSss.rv delay ~ "
% hts tn I.-ts,ace C,aP1Tg 70" rt' p'o-
tlt Guild oh,rsi- taken nu' ny t'r'i-rfC onpaI.ie'
vf' AIT t',ssp 'fdurernt1t s. who IS iioTi -
reIgaiu iu-Trs.g ii
DrIHD Of DIEECI OE>:
Hart Samuel Wac. ~ "a B.i.g=. r. =. Gilman,
Trr~tI.y Turner. L,m + .u.husl, E"htTf Smiii
Ia. John aIsrn,i. J. w ScilweFpe, Be jtni
IpI 2. + ias HiF.ai,I. Francis A.HnfnraD. L-vEi>
X i-i.5-Tger- i &. Arwoni.
BENJAMIN + IoHti. P,,si tent
LEWIS EElLE FEi:t'EE. Trs"""r-'- .--
~ g. ATWOOD S-cr.tGry.
JGIfv ATWOOD. Asst sec'etgrg.
: liz pEATSDII L. GTer'srHI .4q-f.t-
r. How A. u. .fs>'' 15.f.s,,Ii .!GeIf-
WI II TECF. Ageat GriG,rr.
II A CHASE Ebgi-sie-
ARTHUR NC'5IER- In Stti5.
I, XVI <EE- F.s,dIff-
uosio-1y siUEEAY BLANCHARD, IL >iile.
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ss,SIrHCVs nj TI,.

ANiNG nov fail and cornPlei. .l--r- ~ -..t- ,
i 4 every pI-ce a; iaad town 90 %. -sl.u,.
which i, iept up every night 90 -i.f
u.-h, at short uUtice and reasonable s'-1 =
o. title. Iaussi J.. " -A>t.EG
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THE
Peoples COOKING Stove.

elevated oven Cooking Stove, the
For burning luminous coal
fins stove is got up in the simpl. style. having
irect draft from the CRATE the smoke pipe, with
crapers attached to the to clean out the nues
he the is in operation There large doors in
front for putting coal without removing the top
The plates are heavy throughout, and the top fire
plates and cross pieces of extra thickness, and
Hated prevent varying or burning out
The Surprise" has been thoroughly tested during
he past year. and is fully warranted respect.
MANLY DOW.
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From the Examiner. Norfolk. Ia.
cephac Pills accomplish the oajec, for which they
made, viz: Cure of headache in all its forms.
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Ia
They have been tested in more than q thousand
cases, with entire success.
From the Osnocrat. st. Cloud. Ninn rs
fyou are, have been troubled with the headache
send lor box, Csphalic Pills. that you may have
eIn III case of All attack
From tie Adrertissr, Providence, RI
The C,pia!ic Pills are said to BE- a remarkably es-c-
tive remedy or the headache ana one of he very best
for thai very frequent complaint which has been
discovered. --- lr- 80 .-- - .-- r.
From the W,ste-n II. r. Gazette, CHI. ago. H.
Ne heartily endorse Mr. spalding, and HI. unrivaIl
Cei.ha.ic Piii..
From Tire Hnnnnha T"u~y STIR, Knnnaeh", Va.
W. sure that persons suffering with the head
sote, Who sry them, will stick to them.
Fon. tie Southern Path Finder Nea- Oriecns, La.
T.! them. you that afflicted, and
thai your testimony can be added to the already
hat las ceyed benefits that otter
medicine can produce. -,
From the 81. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephaic Pills.
is rapidly increasing. fre
From tie Gazest. Direnpors, Io,rd.
Mr.. sp-idng would his name with a n.
ticie lac did not AR0tC % ps,-s.ss real merit.
From the AUreT:iser, p, oriience, X. l.
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the most
Respectable iarters.
From the Daily N.ms, Newport, r.
Cephalic Pills are takin, the ilacs OF all kinds.
From tie CONNIE, ciat Bulietin, BD.ton, Mae.
{ Said to be very ehicaclous for the headache.
/ F. ON the c NINE. eias, Cincinnati, OHIO.
Suffering humanity can no. be relieved.
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V6rm -ng amos for sale.
IyNHE ubdorsighed has 500 acres Of choice MINI
prove farming lands. IN LA Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, on easy tcrIus.
ray. GEO Xyrpy
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rSi:f;A >; 'S<s10
E-~MU HOW Hot .!CW RFSTOkEB.
-i.l.f /rLy.-t-.,. az - \ 1Ie,' kar-ioDs,
IT, n"iu'' treatment, ari r. ii,A or spsr-
: 80 = G-.. - -ullnai H-dht-s- : -b,liIy.
>v''>r - aE'i INVOLUNTARY tH- -i"l>- Inducing I'm
ami Ei-,'s nj y. g-srz' 80 Itia.-ity.
~ io5r CttSF!'"r IT,, VI. ID,
. f. y III - ,,ss-I. .s.-o-.' *
pee S-.-i-r r-I aIrt,r- ~. ada, safe Lee.
.... r--tI-~ from, hi -,Ii,u.y rbat the
- aSU-, Of De- I. = AL. e
..I- tuc t-iiIr aud " f'.'..- iz.-r~-:-- ga
-.'r~ To- siv~. in C-:iT..
nod uf clE- ~ -. Il eF- =
f-irr. N. r- ~'.-- -i~.>-rl;
Hs. .isy himself cT..' 3 Jig 40!
old TIL Lecture siii p'r. -.,.-a toa-
a- .f-i thousands.
a. =E --4l 20 a,!tir-~. ,o al. ;h-
t. .. zs0-risr STAMPS. iv .diar->~i.,r DIR Gil J.
X ,. 'i"~-ry. New f"rs Posi- Once u. &.oso
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tSstNTs
THIS Dr. Cf"TS rDNiC STlMuLANT
k'Sff' . -. .... Ef-l ~ Fhr the " dic1s
Il - |5'J ....f ..- rF'"i'y. have sGf-rs edr. me
-"-oa T. '...s. '-"'l tic" Cordial =" Medi-
cHifd >.. 80 = E"w endorsed BY all vi he
prHtsiu-.i. lf'-r ..r ~ and Connoiss-T-.
possessing ~ --.- p irsfc medicinal qa.iit.s
"nic and '-.Sr..a. -.- --'"ns :" s6 sDa Dprs
GE Pat up ia s.,s, boz az, ,oiI nv all i-uxEi.ts
groseE-. &. 4 u BfNINGER co.
u tAblisivd ia Il. S7i- Propriets,s
W Broad street NJ
For sale nv Il :. + ti'-ss : co. ~ Is AK Rev
I'D L. ID. OREIs. To- go. --.- N-1- Work
cur long -Nprr-ng tr.E ...r.rrr. with ,I.- reuurs
merits Of DACCGI-IS e.. .r f-nr husil-.. -.ei-
t.-s, enable u, 'r. "a. nose. Liquor. for
''I-iic'"as and IN = itul9-.v
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you are or have been troubled with the headache
send or box, (Csphslic Pills. so that you may have
elm IA case of al attack.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Ia
They have been tested in more Than . thousand
cases, with entire
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~ AK Paper. China, and India Rubber Dele and
W Doll Heads, from cents to - Paper Do'is sad
furnes Also, large stock Of Toys. the Drug anA
Book st re focSI 4 r. GRIS(sS
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Book: Hooks. Books

AT Y GRjGGS DRUG AND BOOK SYORR
lust RECEIVED, the largest stock Of Books and Sta.
- ;onery ever brought o Ottawa.
School Books Of every variety;
Stationery OF all kinds;
25r r. m. Of Paper, such as Note, Letter,
Cap. Bill Cap. Legal Cap, Book Cap, &C..
Plain and Rnled Paper of all kinds;
Cards Of all kinds; cclored Card Board
Drawing Paper. in rolls and in sheets;
Envelopes, all sizes and colors-Also opaque;
Memorandum, Diaries, States &c.
ban Books. OF all sizes and varieties.
Git Books, ANIMALS, Albums, Portfolios, &c.
Childrens Books and Primers.
Books that not in Town n Q ordered A. wanted,
ocl Y. GRIGGS, N0ttiagsr's Bsseb
School Books!
4 LARGE and complete the different kinds
IA of School Book, that used in the city aAd
country schools, just receives nd for sale lev At
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-'rrsumpry anil >sSas ps.
CtlNs Extracts, c. iogn.s Extracts. Toilet sespa..
- h'eached Castillo CoRate's Honey Soap, esshess,
Puff, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Powders, &c. , &C.
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From the Adrertissr, PrOrid.ncs, r.. l.
The C.pi,a!c Pills said to b. remarkably e6-c
tive remedy ior the headache ana of he very
for tha very frequent complaint which has been
81 H"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-09
PEACE.

The political horizon seems more calm
lust now than it has for several weeks past
The telegraph announces that the Peace
Convention has adjourned after having
adopted plan for the adjustment of Difficult
ties known as the Guthrie proposition, in
the msiu, the leading feature of which is
the practical restoration of the Missouri
Compromise Line. together with the propo-
siions common to all the Cancellation prof.
ects. in relation to the Fugitive Slave Law.
Personal Liberty Bills, etc. The PROPOSE
tons have been before Congress, and there
is a prospect of their being adopted by that
body.
Corwin's proposition TO amend the Consti-
tuition, prohibiting interference with Slave
~ in the States by Congress. was adopted
by yot. of 1873 to s. Jefferson Davis
the President of the Southern Confederacy'
has been to Fort Sumter and had long
confidential consultation with Major Ander-
son. It was understood at Charleston. the
next day. that there was to be no fighting
Just yet. The eound. conservative and hrm
ground taken in Mr.. Lincoln's Inaugural
will have great tendency to restore conf
dence. Already a much better feeling in
regard TO the Crisis is prevailing among all
parties in Washington.
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acknowledgements. .

We learn that from $500 to $4,000
worth of chains, in casks. belonging to the
firm of Child, Pratt d. Fox, OF St. Louis
have been seized and retained at New Or.
leans, to secure the duties. The New Or
leans Collector will not let them pass, un-
less the st. Louis Collector will pay the
amount of duties to him.
Mr.. Donovan. Collector of this port, ad
vlses our merchants by card, in our paper
this morning. that he has received instruc-
tons from the Department at Washington
to advise the mercantile community in the
Western ports. that duties collected By the
State of Louisiana, at New Orleans. will not
be recognised by the General Government.
Democrat, I4H.