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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

\ few weeks ago we mentioned that Mr.. L..
W. Wade, on account Of declining health, had
given up the Exchange Hotel. On Monday Mr.
Wade died at the residence Of his father, T. j.
Wade, Esq, in this city, and was buried on
Tuesday.
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without offence

PERsoSAL.-Hon. o. G. GRAY arrived home
on Wednesday last having been several weeks
in the region of Lake Superior, trout fishing,
and otherwise enjoying the cool bru ses and the
delicious air of that country. He looks invgo.
rated and apparently is prepared for a new cam.
: paign in his arduous profession.
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CoNcERT.-The German Singing Society Lie.
dertatel} gave concert at shasfer's Hall, Sun.
day evening last, to raise money in aid of the
sick and wounded German soldiers, realizing
SG7.30, clear Of all expenses.
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Our new goods are now daily arriving, and
those in want of good and durable men and
boys Clothing, at moderate price, should call
and see our immense stock and low prices.
NJ STlFFEL & Co.
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.JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities for dong all kinds Of job Work in the va.
rols styles Of the art surpassed section and
we respectfully solicit those wishing anything done this
Fine to give call By the judclous and liberal use of
prsters Ink many mans fortune has been made and the
field IS SIN open Tryit.
Orders by mAil nrOmptly attended 10.
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School Books.

All kinds of School Books used
in city and country at Osman &
Hapeman's, west of Court House
Square.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

Boar RAcE.-A telegram from Lee Hamalle,
Of Chicago, accepts the challenge Of VIM. Foul.
.louEA, ofSAis city, to row boat race at Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

The largest, the cheapest, and the best stock
of heavy and light harness is found at Stones
Harness Shop, 81 and 80 Main street
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Prescott has gone away for new goods. Not
satisfied with his present fashionable stock of
new and pretty fall styles, he has gone for more.
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q, A., II.

HEAD QuAErgns DpTY Posi- No g. G. y T., Dept Of Ills
Gensrsl Orders No lD-lhe EncampmeEt will hereafter
sem1le Monday each instead Wednes.
day evening, heretofore. BY order OF Commander.
J. T. PALMER AdIlrAut.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

Wilson's Photograph Gallery, over the First
National Bank, is the place to get your pictures
taken, and the place to yet albums and frames
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

A new stock Of Picture Frames, Albums,
Books, Croquet, Gold Pens and Fancy Goods at
Cssh's, post Office block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

J. F. Mariner, Surgeon Dentist, is inserting
artificial teeth in all the different styles, from
= single tooth to full acts. Office over E. Y.
Griggs' drug store, rooms 4 and 8, Nattinger's s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

J. F. Mariner, Surgeon Dentist, treats all dis
eases of the mouth and associate parts success
fully. Office over L. Y. Griggs' drug store,
rooms and s. Nattinger's block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

Ladies must not forget the butter and bread
Premiums offered by the publishers Of the Free
Trader and Republican.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

The place to get your meals while attending
the county fair next week will be at the Dining
Hall of the ladies Of the Episcopal church, on
the fair grounds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

And now comes Lon. Pergue with oysters in
the shell, the first and the best oysters of the
season. few dozen raw are not very bad to
take, you better believe.
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We are obliged to some friend for sending US
a box Of she'll oysters Unfortunately they we're
speilt before we received them. They should
have been sent by express.
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Farmers find it to their advantage to get auri
cultural implements at Reed & Gibson's Foun.
dry and Machine Shop, at Madison st. Bridge
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Meals at all hours, with hot tea and coffee, {
the ladies' dining hall, on the fair grounds.
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The baby show at the fair grounds next week
takes place on Wednesday.
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WANTED--To rent small dwelling house,
with four or five rooms Address, stating terms,
&c, WIKI,
Free Trader Office
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New School Books for all the children at Bill
ings' Book Store.
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To BE-CERTAINLy.-Lon P'ergue, the wide
awake baker, &c, was on hand last week with
the first oysters in the shell of the season. Guess
we dent enjoy "stoh eatin'" Oh, no!
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Farmers having wheat to sell should call at
the Eagle Mills The highest price paid for
good wheat, and at the same time you can bring
your grists for l will guarantee you more and
better flour than any mill in the city
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Fresh oysters, oysters, oysters, direct fror
Baltimore next week, at H. Walthers Oyste
House.
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Goo BOARD for limited number Of day boar.
ders can bs had q No. AZ Clinton st., within
three minutes walk Of the court house. Enquire
at this Office.
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ALscHULER s. Co. have just received splsn.
did assortment OF Merchant Tailoring Goods,
which they agree to make up in the latest style,
at very reasonable prices Give them call.
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Every one finds tip top livery at Bob Bailey 8
Stables, near the City Hall. His prices, too, are
always reasonable
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The reason Woods Flour gives such universal
satisfaction IL that he buys nothing but the very
best Of wheat ....s -.. ;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

Tho Alpaecas at Scott, Houts B Co., s.s new,
and cost no more than the commoa article.
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For nice fresh dish of oysters, hot tea and
coffee, and good luncn, remember and go to II.
Walthers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

Base balls, bats, fishing tackle, toys and no.
tions, cheap at H. Walther's Toy Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

Extra bargains during the week Of the Fair at
Scott, Houtz & Co.'s.
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Doors AND SHOEs.-Fall and winter goods
now ready in full stock at Child & Bros, and
will sell at the lowest possible prices.
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Particular sstsntion given to farmers work q,
City Mills. -..n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

The best and cheapest piece to buy Flour II
at tho Eagle Mills.
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New winter wheat at Eagle Mills.
II. Walther can supply everybody with nice
fresh oysters by the dish, can or case.
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Ottawa Academy Natural Sciences.

Meets dr,t Ihgrtay ia each month Dr. J. Pauls build.
Ing. Donations o! birds insects and periaclons solicited.
J. Paul. President. W. ". Calkns. secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

School BooKs-A large stock Just received
at Cash's, Post office block.
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Saddles, Trunks and Whips of every discrip-
tion at Stones Harness Shop.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

Something new III Black Alpsccas at Scott
Houtz & Co.'s.
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Everything in the milling line at Eagle Mil
delivered in any part Of the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

A beautiful line of Mems Underwear cheap at
the popular Clothing Bazaar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

The latest styles in fall Hats and Caps ct the
Clothing Bazaar. Call and go.
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Flour from choice new wheat at City Mills
Orders delivered on short notice.
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Read Child Il Bros new advertisement. ]
is the place to buy boots and shoes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

All The latest styles and most iashioaabls hat
% presoety,a
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Harness, Saddle, Trunk and Whip repairin
done up promptly at Stones Harness Shop.
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New sYsiss What aosr as Eagle Mills.
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DIANOS. ORGANS, sc.
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will sell at the lowest possible prices.
Flour from choice new wheat at City Mills.
Orders delivered on short notice.
Harness, Saddle, Trunk and Whip repairing
done up promptly at Stones Harness Shop.
Prescott has gone away for new goods Not
satisfied with his present fashionable stock of
new and pretty fall styles, he has gone for more.
SCHOOL BooKs-A large stock Just received
at Cash's, Post Office block.
Everything in the m illing line at Eagle Mills
delivered in any part Of the city.
Saddles, Trunks and Whips of every discrip-
tion at Stones Harness Shop.
Fresh oysters, oysters, oysters, direct from
Baltimore next week, at H. Walsher's Oyster
House.
The best and cheapest piece to buy Flour Is
1t the Eagle Mills.
Wall Paper-a new stock-just received at
Osshs. -., ...
Particular attention given to farmers work at
City Mills.
The bsst loo cream, fresh oysters, candies and
fruit q H. wslthsr's.
New sysisg Wheat aoar as Eagle Mills.
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TAKE PART1CULARN NOTICE.
DR.. ]. addresses all those who hRye injured
themselves BY improper indulgence and solitary
habits which ruin both body and mind, uniting
them ioF either business, study, society 81 fnlf!
These arc some OF tho sad and melancholy al
iScts produced by carly habits OF youth, Wig:
Weakness OF tho Back aud Limbs, Palms In the
Head, Dimness Of Sight, Loss Of Muscular Power,
fIaRlnao4 OF The Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous II:
tons, General Debility, Symptoms Of CpnBump.
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Commercial and Financial. :
Baitimore LlYe stock Harriet.


BREP cATr1E-Thsre was large attendance
Of both BnecplAtOrS and butchers At the yaFde "!
terdRy afternoon, and the market was quite DUSK
for good Cattle, Of which there are but few CONS
ING forward most OF the arrivals being In fathct
moor condition, Common stock declined tullyS
10 Xc per ID, while the better class OF Cattle soy
readily at last weeks priceS-som0 90 heaa
changed hands, The market opened this morn
ing active Rt yesterdays rates, and continued 20
until the close. There vas good demand To-Day
from country dealers and graxiGES for stock Cat
Tie, and tho few on the market found ready sale
at * to bKe perlb. Some 400 head Of the arFl:
walls were FcshlppGd East without being oherrd
here. Prices to-day ranged as Ioll6ESt Best
beCves at & zoos 90; generally rated 6r!t quaI!'
ity So Ol66 90; ordinary thin SteGTB, Oxen and
Cows, s. COOS 30; inferior and lowest grades OF
cattle, g. 01lb4 90; general average Of tho mar.
ket2tO.daN 50 CO.,, extreme range OF prices,
81 0019 90. Most OF the sales were from IS to
IS 80 per 100 lbs. OF the receipts 81 head came
eceIpts for the week, 1893 head; total sales,
= SHEErGHsve seen coming forward very freely
this week, and except for good fat Sheep, which
are scarce, the market has q downward tendency.
Good stock sheep are in active request Of null
prices. Lambs are plenty and dull atquotAtlon3.
Prices to-day ranged ab foIlows: Fair to good
Stock Sheep 81 T9lD2 70 per head. Lambs 9t g
@3 20 per head. Receipts this week $500 head,
against 40 last week. and r0Ss head same time
Ii6Gs--Tho supply during the past week,
though not very large. were ample for the wants
Of The trade, which e combined almost entirely %
the city butchers. Prices to-day ranged as tol.
lows: At $l9 606l3 pOper 100 lbs net Receipts
this week ,9i6 head, agalnst4 TIC last week ma
62aS head same time last YeAt. ~ .i...f
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MEMPHIS.
A Catalogue of Casualty and Crime.
MEMPHIS, August 20.

A Catalogue Of Casualty Casualty anu , I' oO
MEMPHIS, August ~
John! Hoffman and Hczekiah Woods,
,aborers while aslecp on the track near
Huntsville Thursday night, were run over
IVA train and Killed. ,eIslloS O.
Alderman John Glancery, an esteemed
citizen died Yesterday 2pnsE 9os
The Criminal Court, which Jus dust
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For Additional Telegraph Sso,Fint PagS.
2sia-- 40 5Fe
The Cincinnati Labor Congress.
CnolNNAr1, AUGUST 20.

The Labor Congress took up the report
Of the Committee on COOlie labor, which
opposed the importation and present sys'
tenn Of the emigration Of Coolie labor into
the United States. A long discussion fol-
lowed, in which President Trevelllon said,
TINT in all the islands in the Pacific Ocean
where, the Chinese have immigrated, he
had never heard Of one becomingR cldt
zen, The marriage tic was not observedS
and the most shocking immortality pre-.
vailed among them. Mr.. whitney, OF
Chicago, said that II the ballot did not stop
this evil the bullet must. Mr.. Mclean de:
Tended the right Of free emigration, and
denied Tho charges Of the immortality OF
,ChinahlenG IGiEGI 2 . sgi97e,
MIR. Peters spoke in favor Of the report,
saying il; Il was necessary TO seem to go
against tho. spirit Of our institutions IN
this matter he was Willing to do so.
Mr.. NIaguire Of St Louis, said war to
the knife against the Chinese was not In
accordance with the principles Of our
Government. The real remedy lay In the
adoption Of his discovery that every Cit;
zen Inherited a sulE1ciency OF the soil and
the Chinese could not attain that inherit
ancc. If their immigration made 1t I'M
possible for cigar-maker to live ny his
tradc, let him 60 to his inherit9pee o. the
soil which cannot be taken from him, and
there, by his own labor On !lns5o&n coil,
is sir. Coffin spoke in favor 6f prevent
ing importation. but not restrict ting tree
Immigration. Mr.. Merrill or California
suggested that practical measure would
be 70 repeal tho law now in force giving
subsidies Of five hundred Thousand dollars
a year to the line Of steamers between Q
San Francisco and China which line
brought Coolies to America. Pending the
discussion congress took up the report
fthe Committee on organization, which
t S1s mi MI ofdcr Il baSiht5sI KGas laldonl
the table. The Committee on Ways and
Means made report, and adjourned till
2P,MM 3 fl,1G9 GMhGD
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Cincinnati n mi Market.
s-rrI 80 o.
CINCINNATI, AugI

r1oun4ppaaiil; family d ooSS Is :
81 1901 2G white 81 3d., Corp-SC1Fce and 6rn
at 790a1c, 0atsLFirm at 40Sb4sc for new; 500
Bclf0r old. RyO-800S2c, Barley-Scarce and
WHlsKr-bali at s2Sssc7 the latter in Iron
OG PRoTisf9Ss Mess Pork-Dull and tticos nom.
inal at SG8 80! Bulk heatEI Held At l3NI5c; no
sales Bacon--1n fair jobblng demand; sales 40
hhds at l1Ac for shoulders; ,17JSc for clear RIB
sides. and 114c for cloar do, Sugar Cured Hams
-2469IXc aud dull. Lard-D1ll at 16Sc for
kettle rendered; steam sold at 16c.
BUTTER- Unchanged at 25030c. ....
EGGs-Firn at 1GDI7c. f!ia. .a
olts-tinseed Steady at 81 02D1 0S. Lard
GRooraIEs- 6agar+saady at iHo1sc Coffee
CoTToN higher; niddling 1sx0lSXc. ~
ToBAcCo-Unch8nged; no sales to-day. ~, p
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.a,.t ~ .saF YOUNG MEN leirH Duitilug d
Who have Injured themselves by Ascertain prae'
dco, INDUCED III when alone. q habit; frequently
effects Of which arc nightly felt, .eVon when
asleep, and, II not cured, fehd marriage impoS.
stble, and destroys both mind and body, should
apply Immediately l'Brl.EpH a. 1f ,Ji.i; r
What pity that young man, the hops Of his
snatched from all prospects and efIl6ymehts Of
life BY the consequences Of d6yiAtinR from the
path Of nature, and INDUCING In acGfthIn secret
habit Such persons must, before contemplating.
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destructive Fro al Springfield Mass.
srRlsprrfrp, MASS, Aug, 90.

:. ..spRINpFIE1D, MASS, Aug, 60.
7 An incendiafy tre5yesterday destroyed
the house Of F. & j. N. Richmond, loss
$1,000, insured for $780, VIII. Parsons
barn; loss $1,000, no insurance, and near
" tic whole d the building d IT, M.
Walker & Co., dealers in sash and blinds,
loss $4,000, insurance 1000 on tho stock,
5000 in tho GIrard Of Philadelphia, unl
$4,000 ih the Merchants H, Chicago and
5000 on tho building, divided equally
between the Girard and North American
of Philadelphia.
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aPhiladeiphia Market.

t'"2't"' iPfILADEIPnrA, AuguSt2O.
FLoUR-DcpresScd, and buyers Of Iowa, Wis.
conBin and Minnesota extra family at 50 %
@6 Is; Indiana and Ohio do at $Tla7 90
0RATN-Wheat- Very dull; new Indiana 81 10
oil ~. Ry0-05c0$1 co. Corn-Vcry dull; vel.
low SOL 0S for state; CSC for western; mixed 0O
@9ic. Oats-Dull; new 46GIb2o. ..,.l.T
PRoyIsToNs-Small business doing. Ness Pork
$50 75b31 90. LArdE16a 017Hc. ~.
jI:WHISKY-96c for iron bound, and 97c for wood.
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Chicago, Market. +,

90 ? dgE%A: 4 ChtcA6o, August 20.
FLouR-QuleL and unchanged, s. ~
GRAlN-WhGat-Old higher; new easier; clos;
ing at 81 Of for fresh receipts; new No. . at Soc
for posted: 98Xc for old; this afternoon dull.
Corn -Raster; closing at70kc for No. 3: this AZ
ternuon dull, lt 0QHc seller August; 70k4Okc
sClGr September, oats-Weak and lower;
closing at S83feofor No. 2. Rye-Quiet and 10
IXcloWer; closing at 70Hc for No. 2 Barley
Firm and fairly active at 81 0SDl 05 for Nos.
noGs--ActiyC and 1O9lSe higher; 50 1909 So
'0 ca a1 L e9S at g ito % for common
Texan 10 good shipping steers. ~ w =,
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New YORK Produce marker.

NEW YoRK, August 20.
CoTTox-Flrmer and higher; sales 7a4 bales at
19Yc for middling uplandS. r~,i ~ gH.
FLoUR-Dull and 61I0c lower,
GRATN-WheAt-Du and nOmihally 162c low.
,er. Rye-Dull and heavy at 95697c. Oats
Quiet Ut 51055c for new Ohio, and 49150c for old
western! Corn-Dull at sS6s8Xc for now mixed
PRoviSroxS meteorological at $Gs 50 for mess
BeeE-QuIat and steady. Cut Meats-Dull and
nOminRIIy unchanged. Bacon-Dull and noui'
nal. Lard-Qulet 7atT16H0tG3fc for good to
prime steam. -
EGGs,-Ste4dy at 24925c., -,.a.... .-.r,,.
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MoDE OF PREPARATrON,-B uehu, in vAeuO'
Juniper Berries, by dIstIllAton, to form hns
gin. Cahqpa extracted BY displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; very little
sugar 10 used, and small proportion ,OfapiIIt'
It Is more palRtAblc than any now 70 nse. IN
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IIHN ciOgEN0 QUOTATION

. lake Shore x; Illinois Central, 1SSK; West
Grn Union Telegraph, 81; Pittsburgh, 1851;
Northwestern preferred, BSi Rock Island, 1l9,6;
New Jersey CGptral, j10l X; Adams Express, GS96;
st. Paul, OK: Wells, Fargo & Co., 1877; Wa:
bash, a1H; American, Exprcss, 4QK; United
8S,I; Alton, lis; do. preferred, ll3; Ohio q Mis-
ssSIppl, 88jf: New York Central, ok; do. scrip,
yOJ<; Erie, 22X; Harlem. 13l4; Reading, 9SX;
Michigan Central, 1tB. lu .T."'
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" y DtfIUTH, MINI.
The Opening ofthe St. Paul Railroad
.-ArriyaI ofthe Philadelphia E1-
curSiOn. ...


DULUTH, August 10.
The steamer Windsorarrivcd this morn
ing ria Marquette and Bayfield, with the.
cxcursionists that left PHIL dolphin Inst
Friday; 70 attend the formal opening Of
the Mississippi railroad, to be celebrated
next Tuesday, by a series Of entertain;
mepts including; q bull illumination & end TI
excursion on The lake. Tic bout ldid' at
bayfield, all night lin feoise4uenee co9 q
rain. storm, The weather is beautiful,
but.so cold thakolr coats and stoves arc
Indispensable. Tho, excursionists arc all
In good health and delightful With the
TIP 9fi3 ar, .ani;9 E3,;a2.9, 81
as1ao al DUIJTiH, Adgtstese. {
4Thomas stoeklef was to-day senleeeedII
to imprisonment for life, for tho murder Of
Geo. NoftHoop, Observation-Disclosures.
m Hgas : sS spps39 " abeewT Ioop
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.city-belieVed safe. :.
= 2 : sOTirAwA, AuF. q

. A strong west.wind which sct in last
night and the flooding Of tho city from
the canal have saved Ottawa itUm tho I'M.
pending fire. The city is considered
Quite secure, If tlieMind continues in the
present quarter.
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Death Of tho Hon John P. kennedy.
fsTF' -FIII '--FIT TTTI--T-T7'N- T
nua .BAIEtMoRRl Auguet 90.

Hon. John Pendleton Kennedy, Of Bal
timore died al Newport on Thursday
evening; he represented the Baltimore
district in Congress three successive terms,
and was Secretary Of tho Navy under
President FilImores administration. At
the time Of his death hC wls Trustee Of
the Peabody Southern Educational fund.