davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04

STR:-During my connection with tho State Re-
form School. as a teacher, J.. +. Atwoods Bitters
introduced there and used with mark ed success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &C., A. y. HILLMAN.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04

EE-The following vessels recently sold In
London: Ships william Lord Jr. l2l7 tons built at
kennebunk in 1885. for f9l50; Lsonidss. es5 tons,
butt at Bath in 1863 for &c 90. (not coppered sold
at Auctionl; John khyDas, 5s2 tons buii at Belfast
in ls52 for 5000.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04
SPOKEN.

Feb Is. no lat, be. ship Lawrence. johnson, from
San Francisco for Liverpool
Feb II. lat 10 n s, lon ~ % w ship Ellen Stewart,
Lyons. from Liverpool for Bombay.
Feb z1. on 81 Helena, ship Martha Mdeout, Foote,
from Maulmain Tor Falmouth 4.
March IT, no lat, &c, ship J G Richardson, Ken
dali. from Caiao for France
Aprilll. OF Wicklow ,hip Universe, fm Liverpool
for New York: 1t same tims, ships Clara Vince er,
and Benz Adams. do for do
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04

Brig Nellie. tBrl Lewis, Turks Island for Portland.
with II SOS bus els salt, in coming into this port
through White Head passage. wont ashore ct A NJ.
LIST inst ON Spindle ssnd will probably Be total
loss. steam tug went to her assistance with life
boat and took of the Captain. The crew had len
before Wreckers are employed to save much ~
possible, at low water.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04

PORT OF PORTLAND.
Nay 3.

Sch Marcus Hunter, Orr, washing ton--o Orlando
Nickerson.
Sch Mary johnson, Nickerson, PhiIadelphia--O
Nickerson
Sch DuntoH, Jamsson. New York-O Nick.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
Port Of New York, August 4. 1861.


ARRIVED =.
y 8 steamer McYrimac. Dudd Key West, daya Bound
sseaarhp Virginia tBr, Shaw. Liverpool, July II.
steamshp iaOrr.y. Wilson, Havaua July 80 with mdse
Steamship Dudley Blcs @ $ :rausporl Harding New
siessh,p chas Thomas u transpors,, Beasson City
snip WIN. err, abas,e, Hasrc. a days. with mdsc.
"ssi ssp ~ rs1 se%
lon n 3 sposc sarl BARK sooiaicn from Iverpso tor
s sG $ & as Bark Bari s o sn ssssa c4 @
YORK; day the Aiguste from Brcm-n for sst:nore.
sss arr a ,n Aog v n na,Sa .Sa
He 2t, with teas to westrav. GiJbes H,ricss,le
Brig gna sbeesford Para - days with rubber to Bur-
sshr sa..ita Br Marsa Arrovo Js'y as with 70
eas sw a ' Il 81 Ion sa S ss
painted White very low In the water supposed blockade
sehr Ajneer (Br). NILS 8. Marc JOY II with logvood
% pcvoL june ID toutwnrd passaGs lat 70 ~ Ion o.
selr scepre 8r,. Pitts, Trinidad. 70 with mdse to
sssr v Ponder Philips, Fall River ri for A Albany ay.
r ssnr 5sns S,sas wss.Sr sss av ssw London
Scrr Onion, Post, bridegroom.
Safs ssriss ro osn Tor Ssws
sehr .har@sr, Fuller Albany for Portland.
S susa passss S$SSS so.as
sshr Haley Dewey, d" Rosdoa, or for Ppsssene.
Brg cbimbrazo. Scott. from trinidad.
Also one brig, name unknown. ~
d-SteNners Victor varina Continental. shIpa jeremiah
Ihonpson skar bark Lockhart; brigs .ana Is
A ftt schrs Enterprise. j = Way, Rachel Jane.
~ina at sansst, $, very lisht
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

sss sad Australia .. vsspoa July u onsp . 0sbssJS
sssoss sr s.s a'f % b.as sf, xssl 4 sss
pool "a ,ise. ocsso NarsSa E.i k,:es and zs1s.
Sss..s Il 40; y. oif Caravan, ana wn saSSsss .
s.uSs s At, 2,s Ssss R
' n. o:..s D.a m..r s. & !. y
Ar f,I .l.o kassns pes; M.rea arssD,ssf asd
md s s.ns :. a.: Ro.:d.. SANTA
@ e; sss.s "a "a sss sssas.s from .S s';s::
.ts. Y. xss. Ssss.':Tsn q l.,....a Patrick
sna ps sSs 4 oa q D nqn e.
f,.sr: P.srm, Ssrn,sn' .ad xasSoads. "a a TlasSSs.
from fhia isipSi. Ercois =, Talmou.A Serene ~
',s:s'"s; 4se sssssw sssss aas'sRfs Il ss.
Arr from Calao, washinstou. ~ Flashns.
American POrts.
H. S;.ss:
srssSssos pg,sn Sssse ss E..s':
cesan s,impsoc ssrrsncss ss; seSrs roses. w
sd T. .sI
sALfiaosE, Anss-Arr brig. Y.zoe o.ry, and Means.
sses .? hs%ss sssesns Chase Hudson ny.
sd@Sd ~ aas S.rs Nv ws..s.as oliver
sosaa aes Geo TSom.s ssotsaa ana W oeSls Sssssn
. ss,: iss. SEQ S 's:s:
RArH July 2s-Arr brig Rio Grande. 0rssnlsaf. Bal-
more sict schr Tarr do: Aug brig LArra6ee Daley
Gnien Fortress Monros; Mailer. Arsy, and Unen
CAsTINE. July so-Arr senr Idaho wesscost Baltimore
Sid brig Mars lil Orcnt! NYork schr Pierce Jones d.
s:. :si:;
wsss. a ~ II 1s s:sl ss
sT ssisI M S
for 40: 1eorsna Brown Ezsbethport for DO; Deawars
Bps Lawson DO Tor Masx; Msry ssvysr do for Lasan;
Pha slpbia Delance. Foss Sarah L, Waitt DO for
NYcrk; kmp,rs % sms1I Porismonsh fer Dc
NEW BEDFORD, Aug s-sld schrs L 0uptll 0upsill,
WEw BURYPORr Aug S-Arr schrs Amelia oorham,
Mayaruez senator, and Albion. N.Y.
PHILA DELPHiA Aug s-Arr brigs 1hos Waiter west
erdke s. Bart S.n An.ono Jaeksou New Orleans; Ab.
lrns Pensac1;a r Ame. rurnsr saSssp9rs 4 Ham.
Mary. Nicksrson New Haven At Quarantine brig Spesda
Aastin Havana esdes Miller, Port Roysl; briss
Rnrnham Thornt,n. do Albert Br) Irvine, Demarsra;
gonery Hinenan naylss Thompson, and r N Price.
Kelly, Plymouth Ocean Traveller AdAms Neal Bucka
Loo WIN Carbon. Packard Wellington, Wells; Silver
Magnet Perry AMI strong TYLER. Bosoni Grciner
PORTLAND, Aug 2-Cd schr Ellen Merryman, Hamilton.
sn--Arr Br brig Derwent. Liverpool. fsA
PORrSMOUrH, Aug iA rr schrs Lady Suffolk. FrisbeA
Philadelphia john Adsms Hatch, NYork.
ROt;KLASD July 2SArr schr Mount Hope, Spau lding.
NYork: 2h brig Sarah Bullock Camden for toro!a schr
2th Packard Marshall (from Bangor1 Liver
pool. Aug !, schr Bri~r, Piston, NYork
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
News f,.a yap-r.

We arc N receipt bews ir,u, J,,an to tba axth n
s@y. ine' 80 sassehspus sit cvitnae. the Emperor,
ssuo1 ~ = ~ VOC mrt powerful Dslni,n o. the
smpfe enueasorias s'ut ~ 6giuR rrncs rhI~h "A, Ia
socoune LTi.c" sils n ass counnsnd OF the lorocs
aen as@nss ine fe eciory Prince cur pfor,o nj writes
hafPFince 1hpenn pisce, hama n, I.,,, A. -
ers might se fade another Gibraltar. Her Nalsetvis
mhiIs Clninsro aud peofus were hourly oxtesad ~ a.
~ ruKvntfna These two vessels socnsrrs..S -. -
two Ducn rigatfs WI Al once proceed a. ea.el ~
sf~nns of The tfllNd ~sa 20 nasigstiau, O' '"'
The japanese customs suthorit attn oortgun, a. 49,
pity sn1 yrkn Jue chares sooss fov ss
csnegfnpton In silk mere been q ltte ID, go
~oas. 2ba bales have been s.tted Vt pravIous -
klocss sbous 600 baes, nearly ai bsnh silk with "a.
psrase o sscond rste das ana interior Hs,chogeer In
e.s .-s --s rses @~s~ s-s---g@- 49, ss~ se...s
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

wehavc received the following report Of the collision
Of two dummy eng,ness which pablsh in the hope
that is much esava, rstedone OF the dummy engines
Of this company coming TO Jersey City sst evening about
eight O'Clock on tbe grade Ban's Head, where she
dunmiee are exchanged for horse ears, csdson
side track Severely wousd,ng three pcrsons-one II s
tnoueht fatally Passengers state the duny coming in
70 have been loaded ~ utmost capacity with return
Ing excursonts sad tbat a. the moment Of he collision
*as running nt very bsh rate OF speed The dummy
and car on tho aide track ,ny partially H. and
the cries Of the passens both ind sugi.
unheeded. III yWE E#r - u
The New York herald., 1864-08-05


surer 10 Boston, fhe close business, July go was
ss9So,5o2 decrease Of s59i,e42 compared with the
close OF the previous week.
The Boston imports for the week ending July 90 we're
soas 254 against siaiss for the corresponding week in
1853. The exports $6s25o5 against sI72 200 for
the c,rresp ndiDg week In 1868.
The following table shows the re,ave valae the old
rebel currency bears to the issue Of rebel
nensnry notes There is veal difference, rs pether
has auy other basis thaa the bare promise OF bankrupt
bogus government but the Richmond ress at lie list
session enacted as which redace the value OF the old
issne thirtythrec per cep, and aulhorzeI batch
which was 70 circnlae at par and time give
tone and character TO their currency. TO what extent
toy succeeded may be learned from The fact tna ono
dollar Uoe states greenback exoh ,nged in Rich.
mond for twenty dollars os the rebel Treasury notes.
and that requires hundred eighty dollars OF the
latter description Of money to purchase barrel Of
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
IA Ariafocrattc MarrAaG~. est
A vAsmox ABLR pARry. BOT ras 0nasaEoNY our or

IA NF~Ocr~eV MSsSA~S
A YAsHoNABLR Panty, But rAn OnREa<oNf OUT or
FASHION. tt.t @
q. nv, m the Lndsa pssk -5uly rs
viii sxrr,se many OF setrs 4, le ,rn that Lady
Fioreace Cecilia oaiy daanter Of tho Marquis a
Anglcsea his second marriage with Henrett, fourth
drussiier the late hgns hcn SIR Vharles Bagot,
married Saturd ~ ass ~ ST. Georges church. Han
over squ re, trthe harvuss of Hastings The ge
hurr ed aud unexpected one-more parIicaluly, u
uld appear 70 the connections her lady sh,p
OF wh m were witnesses 10 tie ceremony.
tho marriage took place by lcease, the Rev. John
knlre, II. A cusate OF NeiesborBe. Warw wIcRshire,
cacisog. The bride given away In tho absence VI
her mob father, bv Captain Frederick Granvitc, mn
tual friend ady Edith AbDsy Hastings and Lady Bertha
Ifi.b, SISTERS the noble bride groom, present.
together WITH vscouus Marsham Mr., and Mrs Frederick
Granvie, " Mss Congrave Mr.. Wilkinson, Mr. r. Blake,
&c Mr. Rake the marquis best friend on the oc-
casou Tho aitesliae witnesses The marriage register
Lady Editn Maud Abney Hastings, NJ. Frederick
Granville nd ylscount Ma arshsm. s.
Afcr Tue ceremony tho nobs marquis aud bride left
town by special train for his anecsra scat, DoAnugton
Park, neAr Asnby de Ia, Zouct, Lescestersh,re.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

srKAssnir crY wAsnisa-oy, Capt Brooks, Of ,he
Inman hue, taking the United states malls sails ~
o,n inst, at noon, for Queenstown and Liverpool
BARK AID Goodiny, of Yarmouth, Me- from saena july
10 for New York with Of and went
ashore the morning 81 Inst south shoa of Bar
nesa Inlet Crew saved. was tight atla.t "A
though sho have 10 pieces night OF he yd
during the heavy esasrly blows tf
snr CONSTITUTIONS srni Iivrrroo, for Now York Won't
aahore on Arktow bank iiss u but or and put bacx
~ Lonaon % iss sS."n ssash A. Lisbon w Ocsossd and
BARK sNEnA URooKrR be5srs reported wrecked On, cos
q siara went ashore All Az on ,th ut foo Koy.
@ s sa s % as ~; I tire AMI ers sss
uoa aidwss nusbel 20 mak9 anv allowance 4. several
huh and tho remainder OF mo wes sold ss they ay
B.ng wsstew ran ashore .rtox ihc 2lss ult hat
csms OF I'D icf PASSENGER ~ere landed. 1900 " -.
NJ Bv,a ws,snr W A. 80 toas eeiliin issa Al Calais
Rms w ,LiAcn PECK, A. NC cns botlt Al Pembroke In
1851 hiss . I'D on private ,srn,s d't I sF s1
scnn ~ R.yrrs cf Brooshaven a, Newport, has
She viii proceed 6ropxhascn. y :
ssae s-,msrFssrnEa s6s toms burinen built :, Rs.ex
w ssS sssrnS a ss .s.s "a. .sss
sas sSs s wnsf was s VIA 5 ssd " s
woad .,ucn Al TayAl last of Aag
y, r0rssgn rorsss CEA AtNGHa.
go,h bris Anna rrSw for 10 18th sa prev
bark r. cning STAR, rorki brs Edwin. 10 1g
Cissfiieos, july 26-Arr brig rnnHlon Wesh Boston.
HAVANA July eo-Afr sehr Ons lhi.a Goodvia, NYrrks
MNNszss July 2s-Arf brta " GNisv. rsrker, Portland.
Sid s,!a,baFs q 2 B,ook kmar oheSsy ezra ,.
MApc july l7In port baik Hel0n Cults fpr
sss.S ;r sHs. i % ARR s S ;fss e.
: FL 4 PsR ssnIs sr D.yip Af Moxrwrst. II
Arr from New YORK Juiy ~ Enhvs, seness 10th.
Ssss es sss ss; e. ;ss ss .ls sYi
Pes, Orient and Ererta. nj iLysrp.ol. u y. gM
Arr frurn pht ayelpha 2lsss 'scarpra q Liverpool
Arr 8an FfnnGisoo 2Oth Rnoeh Trsn. erroo.
sld for Nycvk fsth. Antwerp ana Barcp Tirsss, from
Hanhnrg. DDpnld, a. Nth, julia. and COR Ia, 40
Sid for Nav Orlesns iCth. LAv~vRer from Blrieann
Sd for san Frsrci-~c 3oib. @5ei lrsn Ltyeepssa.
fH ~ lrsN SsSA~Nn,v AvprcA Ar HAlrlxf t. NNl
ART vpm Nyyk ueert0Jt at vioucester; II Ltndkall ~
fi..- = ~ lint 70 2. r,,fA,ni, " 2 y ssys M.s...
uHv0sA vsn<uaA ~ = enAssA AssSanaw, \ ssas.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

coNFNsFTAL BANK forR 0nhfAFY.
An interesting g-me ~ss payed yesisrday on the En-
pirs grounds, hoboken. bs,wsen the sngravers oud
printers employed ~ the Continental Bank Note Coma
n.y. lhe game ~asso cosey contested thss was COS.
sary 70 play ton innings 70 decide IT, me following VAS
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

x~arrDcds
HolAaAs--r DO saturday, July ~, oy ne NY.
y Dassrasse, s j., FRASx .. hoLAHAs of brookyn' 70
Roos1vnss' weanssdsy. August 3. by the Rev.
Peter stryker STEPHEN W. Rosp, VI JamaeA !. l., 70
IILIn dsnr htsr Henry r. vsnn, Of ths city No cards
Rrxvks-DAyIs--oa Wednesday, August ., BY the Rev.
Mr. King Captain RosEar REss Es, OF brooklyn, AM CARo
LINZ daughter OF Ira b Davis, OF this city.
RknLY-csRrwRFsHr- the residence OF the brides
father ou wednesday August g. bv tne Rev Mr. Foster
OF the Eighteenth street Methodist Episcopal church.
WILLIAM A. REILLY, late Major Of the One Hnndrcd and
Fifteenth Pennsy wanna Volunteers 10 JANs. daughter
Thomas W. artsright late Captain Of the sixty third
New York Volunteers, irish Hrigaie., fam1 M
Phiadel phil aud Toronto papers pleaso copv.
VAN SaoiEv-Lrr.--In this city, on Tuesday, August
g. Mr.. JANn VAN sctEs Of Jamaics, 70 Miss GrRrRuDs
Il. LoHr, OF Newtown, l.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
Oxr Havana Correspondsnce.

Our Havana correspondence.
HAVANA, July 80, 1854
Nss~ from kotL-Merican Issms-- A M@rican Opca-
SuccesVul D>ba-Dpa,rnrs Of tie Bishop Of HaUana,
DC, &c rr lsasttso aa
Last night or carly this morning the steamer Deneeh
arrived from Mobile, with news OF n battle before
A,iant on the 22i The Gghng continued on the 25.h,
with what general result preseui unknown the
dispatches being very few and short BY the time this
letter reaches you you viii know much moro than
tell you
Among the items Of interest the Mexican newspapers
ud one which is euanently worthy Of mcntIon being
than the appearance Of original Mexican opera
rne young author, Miguel Meucses Is Mexican ani Il 10
crafty to know that, durnthe stormy years through
which his country mas passed, he has been endea-
voribg to gather aurcis upon fields those Of
carnage misery. The opera, which is entitled
A. orante King OF Nubla, produced Tor the Hrst
tnne in the capita, on me 18Th ost in presence or their
ral Malescs and rapturously received. Tne
newspaper III coaisa says"lhe theatre was full and
the success Of the piece brilliant The public were SO
delighted with The composition that they applauded
almost all the pieces tnat sung. Not content with
these Of appreciation, the author at the
inning OF the fourth act calel Tor and crowned
the stage. AT the CONCLUSION it again insisted
with entnusas that Ire should appear, wien be
saluted IN manner that must have flied with intense
satisfaction the maestro, who has 80 brilliantly be-
gpu his career IN thar dficnt path where Rossin and
onzctu have immortalized themselves This is
aterng notice. aud hope, the sake OF tine author
"a American genus, that IL is more than deserved.
VIII endeAvor to hsh out metning urther IN regard TO
Asorante, and give the result OF my abors, Know
ing that 1t viii interest your host Emusic owing readers
lhaicial journal OF the empire publishes decree Of
The Emperor Maximlan, appointing Col Faco represan-
tative at the OF Nadra and Ibon with the cha
racer OF envoy extraordinary and minister penipoten-
,ary Don trancm serapio Mora representative TO
Russia. Sweden aud Denmark aud Don GresNrio EAran
diran as envoy and munster p!enipotenary to Trrin
ana the Swiss republic, confirmed in their appoint
meuLs.
Tie Right Reverend Bishop OF Havana, Of Francisco
Felix SCANS, having boon app inted to the archepc
Cadz this afternoon in the Spanish mil
appears from hrs farewell pastoral, be leaves in tho
spanish Bank of Havana the OF S203 9e4 II. TO be
employed by bis successor u erecting cemetery.
hive heard that the United States gunboat Merrmac,
which was in cur bay low days since, left with the
yellow fever sticking u her that most Of her
and officers arc now IN hospital at Key West.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

reported that span sh Cabinet had resolved
90. energeiicsy IN order 60 OBTAIN sa.snc,on
ffom fcru
sss alleged at Madrid that comnun,ca received
Mon Cat -spreAsed desire fT the establishments of
trienaiy rosAlt0na. =
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

teas have been exhibited, bns not as 'e''o
parces eu lne market. TO import" .,-.ss9 s'. ~
wish ipsa. wsch vssv -. hssss. :. 80 a''s sA0'P'
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

Arrival or che sscamshtp Liberty.
The ste Anship Liberty Captain Wilson, from Havana
the 3oh ult, arrived at this port yesterday morning
We are indebted to the purssr for lavors.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
SHIPPING G NEW S,

"a = sLwaxAc yoaK--rnis DAY & IL Ha
sUw UwRtSEs.....+........ % Gops 2
scN Frs........-... ~ giGu wArKR......eve l0 i
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

according 70 tne above table, the Chicago Tys,ae
there ~ mere than double the amount ~ wheat 70
now 10 tha, city that there wss year ago. and Tho
samo may be aad Of corn Tbisn the sesuSs d over
~orgnao. nv which rv,res reer rrn m 10 sucr
SsSAs The, shspsvs &c ass lhpsssa 10 take bold
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

The weekly returns Of the Bank Of France show an IN
srease o cash on hand OF nearly three ons o fraues
was relorted tnst Napoleon, after receiving course
of treatment at Vicby, would 90 Baden where he
woud have an iptersie~ .ith the kicg q Prussia.
BonGse quiet; rents, 66f i6c.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

ia "a sd 90. S0. sD. "a sm on Iom
ss,".sss ssss.ss,. -. 70 ~ : - a-as
Try. - trrcv: " ,hc su~sr-pocs,r, n t'spry
~%yr--y. y. fsssw. Es - =
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

The following liable shows tho amount Of nour aud grain
in store n. Chicago at the dxtes indicated - ss
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
Little Grace
A bud on earth
To bl.am In lyaavan


Tie friends OF the family and the members c lebanon
lodge, No. 1872, =. A. NJ are invited 20 attend the
f1Dors, from the residence her grandfather Jnn,as
Ryan, lso Broomo street. this (frday) alcrnoon two
Kna.--on thursday, August g. Of diptberia, ErcruA.
only child Of Frederick and Lucy r. hing, aged
Far from country, home and friends,
.Irat Cod we eaa on thee.
Funeral from No % 81 Marks place, this friday
poon ~ IL ,ci,1E. syMr6 FMN ttNr. =
Bucnes Asres apers please copy. 1si
KEARSs.At Wlietts Point L. J., NJ y, wnam, IN
The friends tho FAMILY, also tho mernbers Of Ne.
is ~ fs5.2. s ss ss IL ls r l.y si. fs sss &
in M tsr,sayD maru'ns q n'as o'clock ls fcsns viii
MASS AT ~Monroe,- Orange county, on Wednesday,
August WILLIAM v NApss, aged 70 years, months aha
Inc friends are Invited 10 attend tho fineral, from
the rsi rresby.eran chnrch W Ncsroe, on saturday
morning, AZ eleven O'Clock
MsSsoa --on thursday, August 4, Mca,ss MAvson,
OF Ca.Iow. ireland. y ~. W., !, y 49,
lila irisnds and scauan.ancss wi please attend the
East Houston street, corner Of Ridge. '1l-
sorr --On wccnesiay, August ., Captain cE,uscY n
Ihe funcrs WI take plsce this friday, Arterpoon Al
two O'Clock from his laie residence, lfceport Long
Norton Lodge, '. srd NJ, Hampstead, r. I, arc In.
WasIlnpi~ and crorsetowu papers pssss copy
twelve c'ock, NARY tLAav, wife q wiilism n hsc.
donoulh, ~ 4s years. % mop,bs snd 10 hays lgi0N
The reid Ives ana fends ths family, aud the meun-
bers ci Harmony DIV sion No g. sous temperance arc
invited 70 al'end thc iunora ON sunday aternoop At
two O'Clock. from ths huscb the EAphsny, stanton
street. between tsssx and Norfolk streets. 0EF
NsvANARA On thursday, August :, PrTcx MONA.
MIRA. s@fftfE AE st tt q tI} ltEFE-#
Tho rcitives and friends II the family are rsspsclIy
invited TO attend tho uDeral, from ba late resaerc
No 20 Ludlow street. This OridayJ afternoon 81 two
: ctook.
NfcWrscs -'n~Freok,yn, 90 wednesday m,ruIrs.
august o chols!a inIansnm JosauA ", Youngest con
of Joshys Jr and Laura Eiclersop, eyed yssr aud
deya
The relatives and srionds ~ Tho nmy Ave respec.,.v
invited 10 Atfend The funernl from the residence OF b
parents No fTs Clinton sueet hin Friday afternoon a.
four O'Clock
NreNSr -on Thursday. August 4. Bul-.rsuos~$r,avea
vito q n'ss -As,een' avaa 81 ys.rs native " no
.-l-. q. ss~s, .e.isy san.issa, ,s.iu. AttA ANM
Ss frisnds asa rsatvss II ihs any are sseons>6 u
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.

The National steam savsseioa o'aap.ys .....r
Virginia, wh,es ,srr Livcrp-m ave r. y. on .ns 18Th
ssd Queenstown on ine 2osh Jsy arrived =, tnn port
early yesterday morning.
Her news has been fully anticipated
The nanish bark Nsry Frederick, from HayG, landed
~ oaeensosns On the 2si u ,as OF the American
snip Harriet siepheas, Jtmaica for New York the
same having been received from the rebel cruiser
Florida in latitude 50 10 west.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03
DIR. WA1EER is at the Geiger House to-day

Tie New SHERIFF, CLERK, !sc.-If the pco-
pie Of La Sale county find occasion to regret
having replaced the late Sheriff and Circuit
Clerk of this county with their deputies. by
the new ones that take their places to-day, We
beg them to note dcstinctly that We are in no
way responsible for the choice they have
made We opposed the election Of Messrs.
Cullen and Silver, AM wash onr hands of al
blame in the matter.
There is reason to hope, however, that
the 6LuIpler the people have made may not
prove very serious. Mr. CULLEN, aside from
his politics, is really q clever and obliging
fellow, Of good business qualifications, Young,
active. so that we reckon he will make quite
an endurable Sheriff. His deputy, Mr. c. c.
Campbell, has had some former experience
in that position, and doubtless will do up his
business satisfactorily while Mr.. A. NJ
SQUIER, the new jaiior, it IS hoped will be
able TO keep good watch of his KEYS and
the jail doors.
Mr.. SILVER comes with quite prestige asa
good clerk, 4 careful, accurate, and unusually
competent business man. We have RIO doubt
he VIII discharge the duties Of the Office
with pratt as well as 70 himself as tie pub
lie. Mr.. Hook, we are pleased to learn. viii
remain as his deputy.
It IS but simple justice to the retiring Off
Gers. Sheriff Muliyan and his deputy Mr..
Brush, and jailor, Mr.. Alden, as wei a, Mr..
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FMN,s BooksroEE.-Mr. Einn.s hu.innss

fINN's BoOKsToEE.-Mr Firms business
increases 50 rapidly that every few days we
find him changing the inside arrangements Of
his store, (nezt to the post oliice.) to getnore
room. Besides all the late papers and impor-
tant new publications, his stock now embra-
ces many standard books. In photograph al
buns he still takes the lead, and in stationary
blank books, school book, &c, Ennis book.
store remains the head quarters in Ottawa.
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Auction. AUCTION The Auction Store
IS the place for the farmers of La Sale county
to purchase their winter supply, where goods
are sold fifty per cent lower than any other
store in Ottawa. IF you yant clothing, hats,
caps, boots and shoes, dry goods, &c, 90 to
the auction store, La Sale ST., / doors south
of Main.
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WAEN DAY.-Weineslay last was the
warmest day We have seen in many years a.
late as the last Of November. The warmth
was the more notable, As it contras;ed 50
forci5ly with the day just one week earlier
which was about the coolest day We had
seen here in November. The weather IS still
very mild and spring-like, interpersed with
sunshine and april showers.
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Tho undersigned acs leave to return his thanks the
many friends who took part in getting up and who
tended the -orrc at Washington Hall the i,h ult for
mybeucft. The net receipts about $50 sum
siderable thousands woHld probably he many
others MycArnnst wish shall be- Iy the utmost
crtion Of my ski! AT any and al times in their behalf in
10 rcuit- the great kindness and lherali,y
they have shown me- IS 5. WILLIS.
Dc :
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THE WINTER TERM of the Ottawa Academy
opens on Tuesday, 9th of December, and con
tinues l6 weeks. We offer good school to
all-who wish to learn, and guarantee success
TO those whostudy hard. Tuition nIadvance.
No rise in Prices. ". C. GRAY,
N. A. ARNOLD.