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PAINE WADE, Master Com'r.
.r a1 PIN Atty. ~. M my2t3g3
Nj ASTER'S SALE.--PURsUANT

M ASTER'S .SALE.--PURsUANT
1NE TO the command Of decreta order Of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, at
the suit Of John sherman against John Sprague and
others, to directed shall expose for sale at pub
OF Ceyennd, on the twentyfOuTth day of June, 1862
at OclOck P. NJ, the following described premises,
CuyHhOga, and state of Ohio, and known by lot No.
fifteen, in tract No. three and bounded follows
East vest north and south by lot lines, and contain
ing one hundred and fOrtsiN and onethird acres Of
land De the less, but subject 70 all legal
highways and excepting thererom thirteen acres In
the northwest corner thereof set OF 70 John Sprague
for homestead, bounded as follows: commencing at
point in the west line Of said lot chains % links
northorly from the sout Invest corner of said lots thence
running north on said west line six chains . links
TO the northwest corner m s lot; thence east on the
north line twenty chains SOiinks thence south par
alel with the west line six chains % links; thence
west twenty chains 50 links to the place OF beginning
Appraised at $1,000. HENRY G. ABBEY,
L. PRENTIss, Master Commissioner.
DlllLl. NNlm- nv
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cROCKERY & cHlNAWARE.

CiPRING pRADEAA. S. iGARDNER
TmpOrter of China, Glass and EarfhelHare, Tea
Sets French China plain and decorated Glassware,
coInpldit ass1rtuleut, stone China Fariety Of pat
terms, best make Plated Goods, warranted choicest
Spoons, FORKS, tc Ivory Handled and Plain Cutlery,
Britannia Mare, Rlanisled Ware, DEns Rnd Chahn1
LANTERNS, &c., at unusually low pTice1 nott hsiand
ing the war advance, At no. - Suuariur-sl.. oy
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois a-e crest
er than those Of any other State. TIE Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated at So 900, coo bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 900,
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, barley,
Rye, Buckwheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &c, which 90 70 swell
the vast aggregate Of production In this fertile
region. Over Four Millions tons OF produces
were sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
past year.
STOCK RAISING.
In Central and Southern Illinois Uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Sheep, Hogs, &C., Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field Is open for Others to enter
with the fairest prospects Of Hkeresults. DAIRY
FARMING also presents Its Inducements to many.
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OATs, BARLEY, BE, BUOAWHEAT.

And vegetables suited to the climate, are proda-
ced in great abundance. The ,norfhern portion
Of Illinois is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate of Ken
tucly and Virginia, giving a variety Of temper
ature in the State, suited to almost every product
Of the United States z
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IL nRDNARY YIFIn

Of Corn is from 80 to so bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
believed that no section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, n distance OF 56 miles on the Branch and
14T miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn, -.l
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Eli n KSYes, Piaintih, In Court Of Common Pleas,
John Deze4ndorr. Daft Of ouya6h11gg5 61g6 County

El n. Keyes, Plaintia, In Court Of Common Pleas,
YH. OF CuYnhonn County .
John Dezendorf Dert.J Ohio.
THE SAID DEFENDANT, JOHN
Il DEZENDOkF, supposed 10 reside In the State OF
New York VIII take notice, that on tho 22d day OF
May, 1862, this Plaintiff, Ell N. Keycs, filed IN the
ad Court ms PETITION claiming that defendant Is n-
dehted g Paint for the breach Of certain contract
entered Into on about the 10th day Of March, 1850
by said Defendant with Plaintiff, whereby Defendant
agreed to build for Plaintiff IN the City Of Cleveland
IN hald county q house, and furnish the necessary
work and materials 20 the value Of about thons-
ana dollars, and 70 complete the within three
months nom the date last aforesaid, and agreed 70
receive and did receive In part payment thereof from
this Plaintiff eighty acres Of land, at the price Of six
dollars per acre, but has wholly failed to fulfil his
part the terms OF ad contract said petition further
states that plaintiff had fully performed all the con-
dtOns OF said contract obligatory upon him. and that
he has sustained damage by default Of Defendant in
the sum Of four hundred and eighty dollars with in
terest nom the 18th day Of March, ls5g for which
sum he asks Judgment. Defendant Is required 70
answer deur 20 said petition by tho second day Of
August, 1852 or tho same will be taken confessed
against him. J. u. INGERSOLL,
plnfnftf7a Affornev
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NOTTCE-TTE PRoPR7EToRs n

NOTICE.-THE PROPRIEToRs OF
~ PORTAGE RIVER IMPROVEMENT, so cali
cd having established Tolls on an goods passing
through their Canal from Kowcenaw Bay 20 Portage
River hereby notify the public that after June 10Th,
1852 the same will be payable 20 the Clerks Of the diff
ierent Steamboats, aud Prop8ers, TO their Treasu-
rerr, Edward =. Douglass, al HOughtOn, who Is au-
thoriZed TO collect them on all goods merchandise
laden or unladen, from transient vessels at the villa
ges Of Houghton and Hancock.
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n IORING, Agent
VIC For the Propriotors.

AAoNalLtNlAs -Auy eti leHl2s luuegs1sD
MASTERS SALE.--PURsUANT
1Il to the command Of decretal order Of sale from
the Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga County, az
the suit Of Harriet Uhl against IsaaC L. Gees8n and
others TO me directed, shall expose for sale at pub
lie auction az the door Of the Court House in the city
OF tCleyeand on ths tWentyfourth day Of June, 1862
at three O'Clock P. NJ the following described tract
Of land situate in the township Of Independence be-
ing number six in the twelfth range Of townships,
which Is also In the county Of CuyRhoga and State Of
Ohio and Is known by being all that part Of lot No.
six Of the Hubbard tract, lying north Of the road run
ming from Gleesou A, called, to the Ohio Canal,
except one Of land occupied BY Z. d. GlecsOn In
and bounded follows: the north by the north
line Of the Hubbard tract, the east by lands owned
BY Allen RObinett, on the south by center Of Tinck
ers Creek road and lands occupied in ls53 by i. M.
GeesOn, on the west by lands owned BY Rogers Com
stock, containing seFonty-hte acres Of Land, being
the same premises conveyed by Moses GleesOn to
Isaac Il. Geeson, by deed recorded in Book 81 pages
" aud 100 of the records Of CuyahOga county Ohio,
be tho same more or less but subject to all legal
highways. Appraised at Sl3QO.
HENRY G. ABBEY,
PAINE WADE, -f.E Master COm'r
f.1fHr
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Browns suspension Waist
SKIRT SUPPORTER
SHIRT MANDATORY,

. GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY
- WHERE. Directions for Self Measurement sent
Free everywhere. ..
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no ACTUAL sETTLEHs.l

From the unprecedented advautages this Cens-
pany offers, Il Is not surprising that Il Ghould
have already disposed Of ,S00, 900 acres of land
Il 4 now selling a. The rate n b,00e acn18 per
week. The population along the line has t-ebled
In ten years, and Is now s14. .591. The ComPduy
sell 70 actual CultiTators and eFerf contrlct con-
-tains an Agreement to culfiTuse
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CITIES, TOWNS, 8IARKETs, DEPoTs.

There are Ninety Eight DePot5 On The Conpa-
ny's ,Railroad, giving about one every seven
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are situated
&c convenient distances through5ut the whole
route, where every desirable commodity may be
found as readily a. IN ths-oldest cities Of the
Union, and where buyers are 70 be met for AL
kinds Of farm produce.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-16

NicEEIs-- DnrinR the past moun.b the
i-Ie ST nickeis enm min, =, Dbl.
delphi We v"r three million aud . h.lr
of con Th- rush spr them hrs bsen 81.
tremsly urgent. -
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Nj 4 RR +: d.
up the 18th ms :. by Arthur Lockwood, E.q. M
ASpRE~ n. wARxts. Of the Towa OF Earl, to Misa
ELHAsETB THOMSON, of Ottawa.
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OTTAWA free Gra0tr
The Enlistment Business.
THE LAsALLECOUNTY REGIMENT
IL Compani>s accepted and about 20 lefi
out in the Gold
LOCAL. MATTERS

Yesterday was a great-a tremendous
day in Ottawa 1t was the last day Tor
! voluntary enlistment in the army, ana the
day Oh which the various companies pro
| posing to come in as part OF the La
Sale County quota Of LOU men, and
receive the county bounty, were " report
At Ottawa.
Well-ihe morn was fair, &c, and in
good time the companies began TO arrive.
We were too tusily occupied in our bu'
slhess to keep track OF all the compxnlts
and parts of companies that reported
themselves. but are within bounds in say
ing there were Is The war committee
were in trepidatIon. Their power was
inexorably limited They could take just
one thousand men-uot man more Or
less. So they made this rule-the first
company that reported itself full, OF regu-
larly enlisted and bona file sworn in NEIL,
would be accepted first. Ther-upon you d
better believe the swearing i'll business
became brisk. A number OF companies
SOON found that, however pl-thOric and
long strung out their lists were, when the
test of swearing into the service was ap.
piled, they must fall short. So they com.
nenced bargaining and doubling u. and
III very short time the men willing to
swear were plenty enough. Al officer
would call out the name OF a man, and ii
he showed the least hesitation to swear
stand aside, Was the prompt word, and
make room for others that will swear.
There's no scarcity oil men which was
true enough. Thus very soon some l6 or
Is OF the companies melted into ~ or ~,
and then they began to report. until Il
Companies were received i'll the following
order:
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CHICAGO MARKET.


Aug IS. 1862.
The Flour market was frmer. The demand 70.
day was chiefly on New York and Boston account,
with sales at IS. 3Ou5 IS white winter extras: e.
s5a5 90 tor red winter extras; e44OA4.S5 for fair
" choice extra; and sl.SOa4.sO fer low grade
sdring to choice winter auper6nes closing firm.
The Wheat marked was firm and prices advan-
ced lzs!c pr bu-clos,ng steady. Winter grades
were in good request with better supply Offering.
sales at tlU4aiO3 for No ! He'd; 9sssyc for No I
Spring; y,n9jc for No Spring, and 80 l-zaSic for
Rejected Spring all in store.
The Corn market was firm. and prices advanced
fully lee per bu. The demand today was active,
sales the range Of 3Oa35c for old and fresh re-
ceipts Of Mixed in store; .ia2s l.c for old and
fresh receipts Of Rejected IN store; 39ai0c tor
River yellow and Wine aHoat SC for Rejected
River White lheatea) ahoat; 81 lie for River Mix
ed >eJected aHoat and 37a4l'c for Mixed and High
Mixed. free on board. The market closed quie,
and finn
Oats were firm and in good demand q. prices
l-2alc better, with sales No in store NJ the range
Of a3lc for short aud fresh receipts. and 2sszyc
for Rejected.
Rye 6rner. with sales at 49A30: for No in
store.
Hides were firm md in Y BOD demand
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

0frAwA, August 8, 1859.
fLxr-Winter wheat, STAT 50 pr loo; sprang 4
extrs, &2.OOaa25; spring v tine &
Corn Xeat-AOa5Oc pr. lOO.
Haeat-No. spring, 75as0; No 2. 6Sc; re-. ~
Corn-SheIed, 2Sc for 6Oibs; esi x7e 7sloe.
Onts--27c for 81 lbs.
Bari<y-35c for - lbs.
Rys--S5c.
zsuOthy >~et-Sl.30.
Potdtoss-z5s30;. p. bush.
Eygs-4c.
Sutser--7sl0c.
Caif Sksas-5c.
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A Chance still!


Let the hundreds of anxiou, volunt-. -
VINO We're rejected yesterday not be u.s.
Outraged or TOY moment give up the IL. .
oil eutering the service. There Is room
enough to- all. We are advised that Col
Cu>hman OF the Ill sd, one of the lin. OF
regiments in the service and that stands
\. No. !, has ob'ained authority to seId
to the States "a corps Oi officers with
authority to recruit 800 men Tor that resi
ment. We know OF no regiment III tie
service which VT would sooner JOIN.
ARREST scruvcy looking little fellow
Named Sauctry, and said to be- Spaniard,
WAS arrested yesterday 10y Capt Barrett
for di-c"uiagiuy enli>tmcnts. he had q
Crowd around him and was railing cut
furion>ly against going into the amy,
against the government, &c. The On y
question Is, was he worth noticing?
ClGARs-CIGARs- w. Sanford, at the
New England Bakery, Post office bloch :,
cigars, which, he is pre- AIRED to wholesale
to the traid at prices which will render it
profitable to purchase Of him rather than
go south Or east They embrace all the
choic.. brands, and viii: be sold at whole.
sale only.
Attention Is called to the advertisement
of J. Clancy l. Co. Mr. Clancev. having
at great personal sacrifice given him. ell
t" his country, the large lumber yard
hith"rt" under his management at this
city, will be closed out at sacrifice 20
that persons needing anything ia the lun !.
Der line. will find it to their advantape IN
call sncn Nj. G. o,i.s II will remain in
charge for the present.
WAyrED.-Our friend SANFORD. Of the "
E Bakery aud Confectionery establisl.
n,ent. is in trouble. several If his best
hand- have en.i> Q leaving him helpless
under 81 pressure I'll business. lie desire .
u to say tina, two BOYS from sixteen 20
eighteen year. old. willing to work in the
bakery or candy factory can get good stu.
ati"ns ny applying soon ~
L"sr-Soms where u. Ottawa on Thurs.
da! "' this week. PAIR Of gold cp-ctac'es
m leather case The finder will b.. lib.
orally rewarded by leaving them ~ the
otnc" ut L N H"lli,ter opposite Armours
Warelioue.
NicEEIs- Dnrine the past moun.h the
i--Ie ST nickeis enm = min, -, Phil.
delphi VS. Yer three million aud h.ls
Of con Th- rush for them hrs bsen ex.
/. treuasly urgent. 80.
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OTTAWA ACADEMY,

WE offer sill the advantage 81 frst class Semi
w nary Rare chan e FOR Practical Book Keeping
Ancient Modern, and Hgh-I Engiis Languages. p Ill
l-ophy Chemistry Surveying, Draw ing. Painting and
Music experienced Teaches. Siuden.- taken At
any time. A few board With th- prin-ipA An
evening school for Writing, Book Keeping, ArthI stic,
A. rono'n,. &c. fro "a till 10.
4 class gill be formed, and situations found for
Teachers.
Common Engiish. y per quarter on weeks
Primary Department. - per quut~r.
FIRST Term Il v-eks.l opened N.yi3.
RaIi T-r.u 20 w-.sS } opens Aug Is
Winter Term Dec.
SprirH March ~.
Cook / 6ovrr's BLOCK, Ottawa III
!1-I NJ. A ARNOLD. II. A, Principal,
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e FILES Pc SION
Bounty None, Office
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
OTTAWA. Ills.
AGENT Fur

OTTAWA. ILLS,
AGENT Fur
SNYDER. Coca Il Co, of C:sira:O.
XXTILL particular attention to the collection Of
w BOUSriES, PENSIONS, ARREARAGES OF
Paw, &c, &C.
No Advance Fees Required. and no Char.
gcS Unless Successful.
The well known bbility. fcilitie aud OF the
arm for which I sm acting h@e,i no en.Onlinm
The senior partner resides permanently al Wishing
ton for the prosecution of their clients claims
Apply to ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
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BANK OF OTTAWA.
CORNER MAIN AND Ia SALE SITS.
Will. H. w. luShman,

BANKER.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD ON
NEW YORK,
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS.
LONDON, LIVERPOOL. Il IRELAND
Also. on
eARIS rRANKFORT-bN-MAIN, BERLIN,
sTRASntRG. SrUTGARr, cologne,
HANHlIRG AMSTERDAM, BREMEN.
Collections mad. and promptly renitted for
tent rates of exchange
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
1n~Nr;s nee -scpl ri Wlcnl.
LIFE. FIRE, AND MARINE POLICIES
Issued favorable terms, in the hest and relia
bls Insurance Companies the United States. both
Stock and VI OtU ;l1.
We rrIrs sent Companies hut such We feel war
anted in recommending friends safe and re.
-i'oHsblc insurers Ottawa, April 6, 1861.
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Spring Il Summer Goods!
STAPLE AND FANCY
. z Y GOO D S
Old Prices =!
CHEAP GOODS AT
CAMERON h EB RHARD'S |!
~ 2 would respectfully invite the attention Of the
w public :" our large aud well assorted stock be-
ev,ng hat offer in tucenen,s which viii make
it the interest OF those DESTROYS of obtaining Good
Barg aims, to give us call.
Our Goods have been purch sed since the late
Great Decline |
In nearly all kinds Of Goods. particularly
In Cotton Goods.
And sell lower than those Who bought early in
the season.
Gus Stock is full and complete, consisting
of all the
Neao Styles Of Dress Goods!'
Mohair and Irish Poplins,
Mozamhiques. Poll du Chene,
Organizes, Jaconets. Lawns,
Plain and Fancy Bereges,
Black and Fancy Silks,
Brilliants, French Calicocs, &c.
A large stock Of
HanGilos. Parosols. .Mncls, H"siery. Raglan
Ckoths. Broad Ch,Us. Ksnt"cky Je,ns,
Lottmad.s, Linen drills. dc &c.
Our Stock Of WHITE GOODS and EMBRoIDhRIEs
i. superior TO any IN the city: Dough, 6rs,
hands, and will be sold y VERY Lo" PRICES.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
our.tock ~mbr,ces all inas Of the best
Prints Sleetinv. Stripes. Denims. TICKS, Ginghsms.
&c, &c all oi which we will sell 1t
GREATLY REDUCED BRlCES!
Carpets. 81, Gi~sh~, Mating
CEOCkERt T. GIASS-WA ARE,
At astonishing Le~ Priest
We Won call particular attention to our large stock Of
Hoots and shoes.
Which We vii sell at prices that ~ii dey competition!
wekeep tho &c assor,men, OF
r a MIL. GRO EisIES.
Tea. Sugar. Java and Ria C.'tfee. Salmon,
Goldfish. Maekrrrl. Dried Apples. &c.
A. 10. as can be found in town.
Tile highest Aurkst Price paid far
Butter, Eye, Lara, Ee.
For the liberal pstsoasss bssswed upon Us hereto.
fore, se return sincere thanks. and hoI.e. b
Just mnd lih~Ysl desiiuS to merit Continuance 81
the CAMGROS EBEHHAkO
Or. .. Apr Ie6i..sf Es4 sss s
URLINGAMEs CHIPss. snev he ju.t roc. ivsA
j spd tcs ssls ss - CANHDELL'S.
!. 20 Nsssss 4. vS.ss ssS cssess, fsrss al ~.
~ osn, u se4t11Q1I6
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EXCHANGE BANK

e. r. FAY Sc CO.
BANK OF DISCOUN r. DEPOSIT, and EXCHANGE.
OLD and SILVER BOUGHT and SOLD.
COLLECTIONS made in all paris OF the State. and
rcceeds promptly renitted rates ofexchange
ln.crcst allowed on Deposits.
Z. r.. PAY, I o,.,,,, ~
A. W. HOBERT
msr!1 &c. REED. auburn. Y. y.
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TO THOSE WHO TAKE PILLS.

TO THOSE WHO TAKE PILLS
Many people, troubled with Cos,ven.ss, Indigestion,
Headachs Grs constant. dosing themselves with
Pills. SeidnK water, Salts, 4e, without deriving
lasting benefit Now, the il, all that these purga-
lives accomplish, il to evasasie from the bowels the
wstert element from the blood. No permanent relief
| 10 obta ned tie Headache continues, frsm the
that the bill is still left circulating in the blood
Ing Congestion, Dizziness. Ac The bowels continue
costiv., the ev.cuxtous being caused BY drastic
operations only. II you would .v"id these difbcues
take RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS; they will
operate the Liver, and will eliminate the blood
all its impurities. AMI viii purg froa the system all
morbid and corrupt huunOrs. One evacuation reu the
bowels, by RAILWAYS PILLS, will drive out more
diseased humors rom the system, than y doseu dis
charges Of ,s bra ri: Pills. Sails, and Sed.ii Water
Il i. this Drastic Pn,ga,iSn that occasions much
weakness.
You suffer the pain An annoyance of Drastic dis.
charges, aud fail rxpei the lille aud Hu,nors TIL
left in the blood aud system multiply dsc2s.s.-
| RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS are the only true
pdTYssives &. ~ weak the patient
be; lose Of these pills will strength. bec.ue
in their operation they purge from the systeu the hu
aud bile. aud heice ,hey cleanse aud purify the
circulation.
La Sale County Agricultural Society.
Owing the fact tina; the State Soce;ys Pair 10
be held Peoria the day of Fair.
Other considerations, the Board OF Managers have de-
sided that the La sale County Socie,ys Pair shall be
held Al Ottawa, Monday Tu-sI ~. aud W-dnesdsy.
s,p' ub~r Zs.h and Sgih, and october Iss-only.
All animals or articles to be Exhibited, must be en-
tel d before o'clock .. ~. Monday.
Examination OF Judges 20 1t o'clock.
Tuesdsy.
General exhibition fer the Particularly and
Wednesday.
Addr-.s will be deIivereHa; o'clock Wednesday,
after oh ich .he awards will be declared.
E1u-s;rian.hp md 1roiiinE tor horses, years old
and under-Tursd.y IT rrnoon.
hours . advertised.
All p,r,ons Ia ldins membership tickets. entitled to
sdn.is- ion every day without .xtr~ charge.
Dy ord.r. L. L. uEgRICK,
July u. 1862. Res. S<eHl.
SF- Couu,y pape please copy.
Fol sheriff.
DONLIvY candidate 'or II OF l.. Sale cosn'y.
ice; the action CT the d.so' raI:c county
Of, and oblgr MAY FsIsSDs
I od,I my the voters Of La Sale county .
All ind. p-nu-u, candidate for S..r:r No.
yea Der election. JOIN II SrON
A. the solicitation o! naa-roa. frz Il n in lac ed
to FER myself cznd: date for Sheriff OF L. Sale
county, a, The approaching November election.
TIL C. aIBssN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-29

EsyEcT or THE UNION VICTORIES IN ESGLASD.-0n
the ID inst. the English people aud Cabinet obtained
the intelligence Of the victory Of the Union troops Of
Fort Doneison-the grand turning point Of the war
against the rebellion The effect in favor the Union
cause was very marked Il xas first displayed by
the advance in all descriptions Of American stocks
and United States securities. Thsy remained buoy
ant- Cotton declined from the same cause, and
remained ut the reductoa. The polisai influence Of
e news Uas evidenced by the inEtitatioa ofan active
-ses in the London journals Of the pSobSbilhty Of
~ termination or settlement Of the mar. All
sn' >Oering about fighting to exhaustion I"
speeoJ '&nite struggle" seems TO have been
he LATE -eoLesome manner. to a very great
and an Times fully admits the success
y. o,c. >es the convIctio1-or rather
extent Ins -. err. DeYsrnment wss not any
our forces, ,h.s our Union" The Lon
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