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Office fir Collection SeH Eatlonaten gnissti&en, frs
tVte eSvEHeei8snt6umss NIB Sanbels8ei&aftse aaeutur
SO. s Sao GjaptraGs,
iper rr .@rasu gsattcnaIs9;aRs."
S9aug-s attimcre. Htt.
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FFRR % s@rSfnuma unO Qund.

m mr. 0VlrIB Observation-Disclosures ma NutG).
sMIFAS&s Wcesnen Hrenrten unb Gstannteu. Iopie Rem
EAMMllz @n6Iitum ASerbanrt tiene tieyn,it sur Nadrt@t,
faB i'd til rteinen ueuen SauFe. yto. 50 E1nts, g6e BON
SpctHsfraGe, esne Dtrtbi&aft er5fFnet babe, tueI&e iS
am U9ontag, zen 10. Septbr.. NIT etnem grrseu Qun6e
aebff Ten beaeu &6i(abeGpbier 2agerbter einpei5en perbe.
60 nirb meiu gse1reten feir. meme ipertbsn @Sfe 10 All
b%efristter, ha5 fsinsr msia Saus unsufrisben SerISst.
@eOrse S etfeG
tamU) $40. 80 Banf', Gdc ben Sprinsfyaee.
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TOstnna SUee Nv. /, u. -. s. q.
Die 0dtslieter pbissr 2r8e perben biernit etiudt
0ienitag, ben II. 6eptem6er, re6t ;abreiG ein,us
intca, inbern @eiGSfte bon sel6tgtsit e~crTieser.
Ont %snitras:
rno,5tl u. Gambler.
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Sells goint Nte6anics 9ouperein SO. ].

49, T I'VE
Da f@ inter cbiScu, glamen Gin nsuer Bereiu setube.
Cat, etue ia jeter 9<5te9urs slei&ftc1enee Contribution
ansenoniu1en mnb n62iten 8tIttpct, rem IL. b. ST.,
III ner, bic erfte Giu5abfuus netit 9eamtentpa9l fat.
Fnbet, 70 ftnb ace, icnrbl, in Der Statt oils au6 In
Salttnere Gonntp S6fi&it e~ingeIabeu, ft tn hem aotaIe
beS Serrn 6. 0iiner, tNr. 229 Slice Nnu ctr. ~eiu.ufins
ben. 9m Outrage bes 8ereinS
fa--Tt Qcut8 Eertf prob. Gsecr.
On BALTIC. @ermonia 8aupersiu, Nr. A..
Die @rilnbuus bieTe8 eben s~enannteu 8eretns sat
~bescnnen nnb merben beB5aI5 ale 0Eeieniseu, tOelte Bee
rettS antbetIe sesei4net baben, fopie SrI@e, pel&e Ell,
men amednr6Been Bere!ne b~et5utreten ~seionneu fnb erIu@t
it3 gu elmer 8eriammInuS ant glSnta5 ben 10 b. &c.,
abenSs ll6r in Der giset Safe bet Serrn O.. Seb
eiranfnbsu, tnbem bas Gini6rsteeselb er5obeu. jcp,e
abfiu1niurs Der snttooTfeneu Contribution nnb geau,ten,
Ia5l f~tattftneef,
81. Set, DrSt. p.
y. GranS, S&asm. ot,
inc 3. s.. 8arnideI CTR.
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Ser uuabRdnsise Gnrner6nnt, ter Ser aar;eu ra
tn's sebeu serufeu rurbe unr E& i&sa elmer Gn,a5s
cuardrti9er AGtnnereine evirent, tl1&t ieiueu Hseunbea
i.ne benz Eabtitum ee ~erasbenfe Enaetae, has Ee an
Obisep Datum lpr erteS 4untes-8ie She a6taIten wet.
ten- Gs itnS heeer 1ti5e moo acEeR sei1sut NSresu,
I'M eas Gefs eiHes Der gIdnSenbheq her GaiScn ~ MA
&tn. Capt. 1scnatS pirb Dieleniaeu, BE uus nit iSre<
@eaentrart beepren, NIT Sarrlsntes uGb Gana, IRuHr
untet Die pratttf@en Furner rom D,ateIunb.. 10,
ME ccrl Battt1creo &urnSersta perber inter peitnua
Bret. Senners tes WaG5rtttdgs ha8 BnbIifum mi;
G&antnrnrn unb ~ionfisen Gpielen an unter6alteu iu&sn,
aud babeu nte9rere @eiar9osrtine ibre freunbIi&e W2it.
rpirtuus d~usefaet, bic nit zen ~neisfeu Qteberu ~opFtreteu
rerosT. Tar NHte uno Gronung Sat tas Gonite ebeus
fans Gorge g~etraSeu. SDir erTu@ea haber ale GsreuuSs
hsr anrnerei. ionic eas SnblituiH bon Baltimore a6es.
RanPt, tieien Tag unt abenb NIT uHs su Strlessn uas
rir geben BITE reie @aranti,, bas teiu 8eiu&er tsw gSas
pias unbeiriee'at s~ertaifen iptrO.
Nrcgramns
Wter8eRS : utr Sertaumlun9 Der estimigbenem Geyetat
tn ftren rely. pauen. &bnlorIn na@ BEN SefpIab osScts
3 nbr. Sui benz Gefplas aasetcmmen i sfuSs.
Eaebem Lans.ltuterbalturs Es 2 ukr.
~ ner Uabneuatetreimars bon ben SrsuabsHnsu
aab @SnnsriHneu tes Tia,HIanss IurnDereius an ssuarps
ten Gerein.
@eians com SsaIttuare Euras,s - faRspesstn
Der Burner giati@. Gut Sett.
9ietarf Gefrece bee Germ Sass. Gratt.
GOcaru SHnbesttes, s~efunssa Sem Ua!te. IsEnsg,
@eiaus0ereiu.
lin 4 lltr Snla;urneu inter 9sitnus srcf. Bssbsrs.
DemfsIseu iOIst Tang uHb Hu,srsaltnns bis IL abe
sia&ts-
Gtutrtit rs Gerss @ Ys,foH. S,aeer Die SSrfte-
RD. DIX Mt,tsIiebsr bes Baltimore, fonle hss MaIn.
Z ubr g3crs*ns In boiler EarueEuniicrm In ibrea 6aasa
81 stf&einen.
SIN Guftroa bee Yanbes
i1,m.hI,m MI dSGSmitt
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i9Nivt9iaafts '@rGHnuug mn 9una.
hTiNNs Sd made tterrnit meineH Grernheu, g'efGnn.
MMgIIlM.ggs ten inb bem Qublltum bic e~rsebenls arseIss. bas
ID ir No. 4 Uet BattimoreFroGe bic frit5ere SBi.tbibaft
hes Serrn Scbu Setter iibernrmMen babe nab tieielbe
an n6Gfen Mcntas nit etueni beliiatcn Qnnt et5Tusa
irerte, nobel elm suteS @las 9assrbier bersarft nib,
III, Bio 3pDn GtuIim II.
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Nufrvferung on 6ie 0anen Der 8alt. Hiraer
SGiiben= @eieuiboft.

Sic Damsn Der WttsIieber tperben t5ai6t eriu@t f&
an UtcutaS ben 10. b. 81. sia6mlttass 8 ubr in Ter
Central Safe, Nr. % @asfr., gsfHGisft ~eintnben ~
tpOaen, um Gcrbereitgnsen fir has bshorfeRsnts e@a.
senfst gu treHeH.
5anio Ufsbrere T)uureu.
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Wo(lmatole, .. G.

SSSa MaIaiAgtOE beIieoe wGn 0eitelltIsen
Ihr 0ea tdaliG!en i!lb tr0dentiihen vNeGcr"
(S%ntitfiyt;onen wte Nnieiaenl N1rd Den MgeuteI
6rn. q. i. gliehfele., 42O g Str, 81 ltadseE.
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Weiuh0uSEuMd.

hAAafa 1EeinbamsEMn4.
MS$ Gsn asebrtea publiiam be aRsfiet. eas ID sis
INC Sstabege'gEas-tasiAx erbfnf tote nnh Ina & .lnef
bid, be r4Rip ags retufis Il tsWtf4e en- i. fre 1863 i1.n s3etns
irrrhI be ~ nsfeun a'@ sci rsf Saasns naS Aas aussbistsn.
v1ssf 9se'os get grn rit etsett aas Vurrpa ;-oOttt / uAe
thr. #eSsesit NTH garArsitt. q. Il RiGf:r.
3 1~InhsIbhtA. SelsntSsr. 1867.
eeGEf, Rc III }FHts Otitt GtGse.
@hrsns nrt 1pcbs uea Ao. 90 9rlrG,Ar. t17f1IG:0F R.
Tr. 50. Is. GDbmae.
praftifber Nrst uuo NeburtSbelfer,
TO- 81 81 Sasttts g Str.
pssrtsis Sss.er Str. (.rr2Ih
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Genfrol OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@aet6bier
aSetebier !.

EScttbter RSetHbteE
Jsetntn fanben urb lem yiesis;ngestsH BE6fiFans tter
1Ht sur SSedti&t, ins tasine BraacTft
etu aefRnbea frGfttgeF
0ertiner Meibbier
aeFsFs,, Geenfals bsrTDrls 10 bntaIesssnee STfieg yatt
sshsEa Hdssrkser aus Gtprs Wpft3 ~tsrabatsr g,rdrast.
aH9 ptsn kss S~saeGsas prompt naeeefIbrt
Jm NSthsm o. Sat1i urracn nSb tie Dor biz taGer
Spstfcn uub 0etrante p~etap7etdt
WSrtb DrtEgsbttm
Ehs- s'SaueFst Better, sgir Is Gab GrettEtdar.
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III Dcr5uuirn It ~ "printelhea
ISsirtbidhaft IN pxrfaufem.

gine ~Sauetore Dtrtbi8eft la Wlittelpnntte br Gtabl
init glnri4turg, etrf uab Betten 1T weseu sSGuilieu.
&eEbdttuiIfsn 81 Dertaufeu. 81 ssfragen in Der GrseS.
,. Slattes- f5Iep-e
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WaIbtn9tDner

Wa19tn9tDner
S5tteens uno SDifs,SeSt.
5H Ossem 5sFe percen
so CUTE 8argespsr9 unp SKATERS
peIIaust.
Ep-el gbuarb abuer
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uermi(Ote An5ct0cn.
Chs Ogtcoen6ej!

@ae Oslcgaa6eig
fir Sddera A0entsm crster SLATE
~(a9Suacr DOR Grausus:uaaer) nm gubieritsuteu au te>
fomrea TN etaote D~IarbIonb, Oiffrict COLUMBIA. aaea
1lrsinia nnb Dslaipare fHr epftps's uni6er.roHeue GSs.
iSi6te hes srpBeu Ddrsertrtesss.
BR erfragea BET
EbTer DOoIee B g O.,
s0aas-sl So. s Sao goahr.
Central 1I esrnsor~gsefd3Gft
ecH
90 IA. Dablc,
gde pUa gng. uno CARBOHYDRATES.
Saeazmeute far Grdbsr seta t%Ofrittts unS cut s5sass.
sin8GaaassertlAL (~aad82nt'
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Nsme omfe @eleasnheit

N3me 01lfe WeIe9enbctt.
Silis 81 ~StFcufsu Elm SaAs init Ginri9tuus far
@rccetie, seeSsn 249 cote ctr. bpii&ea 81 unS 81 Str.
If btlig gu pertaafsn,
gtG9sufrasen Bet y. gfe:r, 4sl TIE Str. cher bel 8, g.
J~tietfelbt, 420 Gs9tr. I7iep1m
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2a %psrtaufen in @albinaton. 3. s.

8u psrtaufeu in @aibinston, 3. 6.
Ser CUTE gaiGc, rebR eeaie uab einri6tnns einer
J7e7anratiou uRS BiGiart> 3tmmers, pel@e ie5r quite
9sI96fte EaGt uH6 en- Ger Gds BON 8. unb 0s5tr.
a2asp CART. Us. 632, geiegen III, Die trfa@e hes Ser
tauiS lit 9ranTfett bee 0afecrs.
Sblser 4tos 1T elmer Der tefen i'm Sttrift nnh rErt@
aus f9Sn anaseEattet. Sa nelbsn en- glasc let
forlott 9aueS GteeL.
Urieertct Gdnniot,
0euti6er NOpotat in Daibin9tcu, 3. e.,
practi3trt epr olsn Gje,i6ts6Sfen tes 0iarttt&.
OfFss t Geo. . gustente GtrGRe.
ii6er ben g3uptcre hes 9Tn. Strait
tI6jt8mtl
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pGiu 8sr!, DER f~rttiltrt
st ME eiu 9bier auf tiirrer 0atbs,
Son eiuen bTler Self I'M &rets bernraefNbrt
unb rings nrnber Iieat ihSne Welbe.
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Night Blooming Cercus.

This rare, delicious, delightful and most
excellent perfume has now obtained Il Gel br-
ty never exeeled cr even equalled by any
similar production III this or am other
country.
Since its Grst discovery by Messrs Phalon
a. Son. it has gained world wide reputation,
aud no toilet is considered complete without
it. 1t flows oh the breeze IN lis strong feli>
cious odor, so delicate, soft and deep, that it
feels like IA fragrance within the sense, so
dense init grateful scent that the mind
almost ina .r es that there is an air OF sound,
and a festival of bees Surrounding the cha!ice
with the swee S Of honey.
There are many worthless connections
offered called might Blooming Ccreus," but
such are vile, filthy stufis, with listing pow>
ers limited 10 a brief period and, when
efIer~escing. leave scent rivaing that Of
skunk in obndxiousness Not so With Paa>
Ions Il is pure. rich and delicate to the
last. while tho hardest washing Will scarcely
oblterate it rom the handkerchief.
Oar friends should be careful in buying,
that they get none other than Phalon It Sons.
This may be readily known, for each bottle,
in addition to having upon it picture of the
rare and beautiful flower from which it takes
it's name. has, AS well, Paaior & Sons name
indelibly STAN ped in the glass.
We are thus particular In speaking OF
these counterteits, rs some dealers In per-
fmery have displayed handsome carl of
Pialon's, and at the same time sell this
worthless imitation so, be careful to get
none otker than the genulne.-Ne'c York.
Daily Times.
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THIRD TINE, AyD L,sr.-The Ill. Contra
Z. L. Co. has triumphed for the third time
over the attempt made in the House to amend
the Army Appropriation bill So as to require
the institution OF a suit against that road for
money paid for military ,portation, OF
the ground that the act Of Con ress donating
lands to aid IN its construction. provided ,hat
ton over it. The amendment was rejected
in the Senate, and TIE Hc7ial in turn i1,sis, cd
on 7. So Com ni:tee of Conference was
ordered, and the result was that they con-
Cured with tue Senate. The House receded
from its amenim,nt, AID the bill was passed
without it.
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Democratic State Convention.

The Democratic State Committee met at
Springfield last Scek, and after a full cam
,as- of tie whole Question, decided to issue
6 o:Il for a state convention in the following
terms:
The Democracy Of the several counties OF
TIE State Of Illinois, together with all the
Conservative citizens who are IN favor OF
supporting Presider: Johnson in his poiicy
of the restoration. of the States to Their flght-
full and constitutional citations 10 Inc FEEDER
al Government, and VINO are IN favor OF
allowing 10 all duly qualified citizens OF the
United States the rights secured to them by
the Constitution. and al who are opposed 10
the present Radical and revolutionary policy
of Congress BY which the reunion of the
States and the people thereof is made impos-
sble. are requested to send delegates to a
Convention TO be held at Springfield on We'd
nesdav. the 29th day of August, A. D. 1850,
at - o'clock NJ, for the purpose OF nomlna-
ting candidates for the offices of State Treas
urer. Superintendent; of Public Instruction,
and one Merlb CT Congress for The State at
Large.
An apportionment accompanies the CALL
BY which La Sale county is entitled to send
10 delegates to the convention.
sit Will be Observed" as is vel remarked
IN this connection, ''that the call recognises
the existence of an important element III
political associations under the name OF
johnson i,an and Conservatives. This is
right. While the Democratic party will not
consent even to discuss change Of name or
abandonment of principle, t.ay give hearty
support - the call for a National Convention
at Philadelphia and ohesrfl. Endorsement
Of the propositions eEunCiated in that cal"
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state Convention August .d.

Besides the call for the Democratic State
Convention 1T Springfield the 29th
rrox.. a call has been Issued for = State Con
v-riti6n at Springfield on Thursday, August
81, TO appoint delegates 80 the PROPOSED
Conservative Convention st Philadelphia
August 18th. 1t IS proposed to send six Lel
egates from the state at large. and two FOR
each con gressional district, 70 that conyeu>
ton from Illinois,
The call for the proposed Union Con-
ventiou" at Philadelphia is addressed neither
to democrats or rerJbl.cars as such nor -
northern or southern men a sch. |: IS Az
undeniable fact that from 4 pen. Of time
dating say six months after the surrender OF
Lee and Johnston, the southern people, by
reason Of disappointment in :heir expccta,
tons of being speedily restored to peaceful
sht friendly relations with the northern
states, and to their foru-er constitutional re-
lations with the Union, have beer becoming
daily more sienated and en- ti.tered in feel
ing, b9 the odious and hostile legislation N
NS-O 10y NO'e@-H1 III MI tLIAt4 P-C. 'G t---A
Union itself; and that, as there is no hope of
change IN this system Of legislation in
Congress. under the present radical rule, and
10 hope of uudeceiving the South as to the
real feeling Of the northern people towards
them, this Philadelphia ccnver.ion is called.
20 invite the conservative and loyal PEOPLE Of
the South, or those desiring 20 be such. 10
meet with the Conservative people of the
North, in free and friendly consultation
and comparison Of sentiments aud IDEAS.
Shut out from Congress, the South has now
no opportunity or means Of being heard.
This convention will afford them such an
opportunity. They can explain their feel
irgs, tteir wants, their expectations; and
fsom Them the country will certainly be bets
Ger able to judge than from the reports of a
thousand congressional er parts investigation
committees, Of the true state cf southern
- feelings.
I We rope the conservative people of La
Sale county viii not fail to send full dele>
CATION to Springfield on the ID of August, to
aid in sending delegate. to this truly Union
National Convention;
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rhe water Power Project.

MEssRs. EDrroRs Allow me tb address
you and your patrons with regard b our pro
posed Water Power. The project is resting
very quietly just now. and the o pinion is
abroad that it will die an easy ID ath. In
deed, keen Observers remark good h kn,orcdv.
bat with evident chagrin and regret, that
they didn't expect anything else from the
first
Vow, sirs, this matter should be taken Up
and carried through to a success Iful issue
Of course, we did not suppose that the Rail
Toad would amount to anything n pre- than a
survey and a little buster. We kHe,c it
would not, unless some different sort Of en-
terprise from any we had yet develo, ed
another company for instance-shP uld come
to the rescue, We knew that Ottawa's
spasm Of activity and great ex pectations
would be brief We knew that her single
night of restless dreams about having new
factories and new depots, and grand paved
streets and wealth, al! at once. would be fol-
lowed By days Of depression and a relapse
into the stupid Indifference for which she Is
noted. Still, we hoped that some good would
result We did hope ana we still trust th1.
this proposed improvement in our water
power-vital in its importance to our city, as
to die from sheer neglect.
1t is not 100 great an undertaking. The
city and county owe it to themselves and the
state To neglect It VII be saving y pence
At the expense Of poun ls-,he dicta'ion of
short sighted cif,hness, not the wisdom Of
prudent force st. If we were no: abundant
ly able. the case would be different AJle ?
Why, ,;rs. We are able to have the Water
Power, aud the Railroad, aIl the Soldiers
Monument, and dozen other Things that
need to be doae. going forward all a; tie
same time. The truth is, they o,iydt az E'ss
TO be gang f6rt-ard. The value Of real
estate would be gong uPwarl simultaneously
AMI with accelcrted ratio .Irg co~. fields
are irexhaQa,i5le Tina; rolling fam la
down IN La Sale county 5 like Paradise, ,
SAIL Prof ". the other DAT, /, is The sero~d
county Ia Illinois. It's county seat is the
- -. -. :. GU. 49,. -,
market in Tie kn Dwn world! A,.c? Rat.-
at, lr, .o+a,...ro.f Pa.
80, -'....-.o-r.:,. r..s..l2 I.
-, -,.-....l
-. =
az up"a'd ana stunning "H"h'1 -'''
much. We WI. nov say ih..- s"e IS growing
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- OffCE Is hereby given that by virtue Of decree
~ made ami entered Of Tecpfu ~ t. Circuit Court o.
IA Sallp county state Of Hug- the june Of SAID
4. la't. "A certain then p-u4G. ia
court. the ctursTy side thereof. wherein Ny,Ts
gerald complainant, and john UConnrll Cutarirr
OCounr!l. N.ry anir- n and Michael UCyuus,l were
defendants III j., Tuesday, the tl day Of AUl-.
1865 between the hours Of ocl"lk ~ the io.,
and sunset said y offer sae, ~ h- south IYrg -
the county Coart house Ottawa, il said county: pun
lie auction. aud ticu sell tir li-,s; i-r H.
following desorIa, property, being the ordered y
l." d. That J. -'y: The 4al! IL.
north quarter J- east half -! t,i- s.aT=
ter AMI thu half Of IA- north gGfrtr. al j.
section six o. township .lfy-tNo 49, ;I IS ran
fur ~ 81 ti- tur iI principal u~rIri.u. III
county IL >,.is aAI state u ILLINOIS --n:.l
a
Tam. or .-sL-rsah- L. 4. HDLLfSTFR
Ol;.v. Irty 4 i,tC.-3g Gtr..r C,I5ssry.
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The GOVERNMENT AND THE FEYIANs.-
There is undoubtedly great deal of truth
in the following remarks of the State Reg>
lister:
No one was rebuked, much less arrested
for furnishing contributions of men, material
and money to the Texan revolutionists. We
could alude to other instances in which pop.
ular sympathy for brave men and bold ems
terprises was loud and earnest, yet no one
suffered restraint no. imprisonment. 1t may
be said the same relations did not exist
between this country ana the powers men
toned, rs between Great Britain and United
States. If this be so, why did the secretary
OF state and the secretary of war encourage
the movement and deceive the Felians into
absolute violation Of law?
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Southern items.

I'm 'l' So, a. ''l1
i. D'l ~ - " ~ ''-- W.
Ton crop - 'uE",n7 o. ''-0- NJ - '"-', "a
anne P1'e1' anu 'IA' ''-s-' IA = ."
average !fe'n'
The Richmond UiiJ remarks that insanity
is becoming fearfui,y prevalent among the
t ~ " I'-'" '"' '-'''''n % ~ T''"s
"'te" "a S,A'ee' ''1" '''' y, '-''..e' ~,
oe' p'99e. + - 80 ~
J" 'o' ."s' me- ~ "'.'' O'''N az
n''e 0ee'i i'u'i' - '''e 1''S
The Grenada GI-eNe Of the 3O.h leans
that a colored man went 10 sleep on the rail-
road track near Duck Hill. one night last
week an,ythe train run over bin. getting him
into three pieces, vtlch caused instant
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DECLINES. Gen. VIM. BIRNEY, Of Grundy
county, whom the Ottawa Republican and
various other papers had urged for nomina>
ton by the Republican state convention for
congressman at large, in note in the last
Morris Herald, declines the honor of such
nomination. We observe, in this conuec-
ton, qhite a buz among the small politicians
around town of the radical persuasion, in
consequence of movement to pit Gen. B.
against Mr.. Cook for nomination in this dis,
trict. 1t is intimated that Gen. u. himself
is in tho movement, and hence his declin:.tion
to go before the state convention as a candi>
date for congressman a. large.
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Disruption efile Cabfner.

At length the cabinet which President.
Johnson took for better or for worse on his
accession to the presidency, has commenced
sr.m1fjng t. pieces. Postmaster General
Deunison las resigned, and It IS expected
Harlan, Speed and even Stanton will i'm
me lately do likewise" It will be a good
thing for the country # It so turns out. for
the President allowed s.5sss,tf to be too much
clor~ed by the Iupractahility Of lis a2ir.-
iSte~y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-14

The ship Anna Schmidt, which was DIS
troyad by the Alabama off the coast of Sou b
America, had on board quantity of Ayers
Cherry Tectoral for California. Dir. Ayer&
Co. make appeal for redress direct to the Bra
ish Government as the Responsible party IN
his wicked business, and base their Clam
for payment and protection on the ground Of
humanity, as their commodities are wholly
for the sick Their point is we'll taken, aid
will doubtIe IS be pressed with the pluck aad
persistency which characterize the o operations
Of these celebrated chemists.--taltimsrt
C2ioDer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-14

CUBA.-There have been various reports,
of late, of disafection towards The Spanish
Government in Cuba, but it was not supposed
the revolt was anything serious. Iutelli
geuce, however, as late as the 4th of July
states hat the revolt haviIg occurred at
Port Principe, military force of 800 was
sent against the insurgents, VIXEN fight
ensued. III which the Colonel was killed, and
two other officers mortally wounded, while
three companies of the Spanish soldiers
went over to the insurgents. The latter,
thus reinforced, and numbering over 1000
men, proceeded to the mountain region
The moment the news was known in Havana,
three steamers were dispatch with troops to
the place of revolt, but before they were fair
" en their way, which was on the 81, the
stirring intelligence arrived that four steam,
ers, with 1000 troops cn Board, made their
appearance near Nueyisas, bearing the Chill.
ian flag, and effected landing IN the vlcini-
". All the disconnected thereupon proceed
Ell 20 he place of rendezvous, and it was
believed lie revolt had its ramifcations
through ont the whole Island. Among those
who left Puerto PrincIps there were about
( 1903 negroes, who 1t is asserted, were to
Join the insurgents The who're affair was
iookel apon general revelation Of the
natives TO free the nselves from the Sp ar,i3h
rale
\ Porto Rico l,tte- SAYS the slave pcpula-
ton is rapidly Gi;rrnisharg by manumission.
The suss and coffee crops are nc! more
than half the average.
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up in a balloon from Elm Park, New York,
on Wednesday afternoon. AMI performed
some very difficult feats upon trapes> pens
dlut iherefrom. When SIX or seven thou
sard feet in the air he was overtaken by a
rain storm, the balloon became wet and
heavy, and began to descend When over
tie Hudson river AMI sixty feet in the air,
the balloonist sprang from his airship into
I'll. river, fearing to get entangle1 if both
canre down together. lie swan for the New
York shore, and was hnaly picked up. whea
nearly exhausted, by small boat which hal
put out for his relief He will repeat th.
experiment on Saturday next.