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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

They would not come again. Mr.. j. Par
sons Esq. sung Solo,, Erin is my Home,
and to prevent the Hall being. stamped
down, he had to sing it again. Mrs. p.
sung "My Snow Clad Hills with great
acceptance; but we should have liked it
better had she opened her mouth more and
given notes fully corresponding to her Ve-
nus chest. Her dress was exceedingly
becoming, and few professional singers
look so we'll on stage. Mrs. Palmer's
Solo, "Comin' thro' the Rye" was as we'll
sung as we have ever heard it, except by
Jenny lynd; but we cannot tell what cv-
er made that song favorite. 1t cannot
be the sentiment, for it has none; and no
application to anything in ordinary expo
rience. This lady always dresses in colors
unsuitable to lamp light and makes some
mistake about her ornaments, thus lessen
ing the effect OF her fine voice and careful
training. These appear as small matters
but as our musicians have acknowledged
their obligations to contribute to the
amusement and cultivation of the people
they are bound to do their best. A dress
of some decided color, with general alb
sencc Of ornament. A dark couture, in
visible on the top of the head and very
full all down the sides, would add So much
to her appearance that We want to see her
SO dressed; and rely upon her acknowl-
edged good nature to pardon the sugges-
ton. She and Mary Mitchell sung "Hear
me Norma as they did at the last con-
cert, so as too please all; and delight the
few familiar with opera music. We have
not space to notice near all the pieces; but
the concert was treat such as is seldom
enjoyed out Of Metropolitan city. When
Place and futile get up. concert in St.
Cloud, they may rely upon house full.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

me sadly. I arose, and crossing to the
sofa, sat down beside her. "Elsie Rus u.s.
SELL l said, have something Is s say
to you; no filter opportunity can come
tina" this: Will You listen to, and ans.
"Surely Paul." she said, uwhy not ?,'
And there and then I told her of nv
love, Of my alteration aud prayed for
hers in return. How I told it, and what
> words uttered, I never knew but ere I
had ended she was weeping on my bosom.
"And you remember that am blind,
Elsie; that you must lead me about and
care for me as l should for you that the
world will call this sacrifice, and blame
blind man for winning such treasure.
You remember all this, darling, and will
not repcnt-you are sure of that ?' =:
"Paul, your misfortune makes YOU 6onh,
~ dear to me-" she said edo not speak
q it again. You know that it is no sac.
rlhce to love and to be loved-it is the
highest happiness man can Knoxville
greatest earthly blessing"
"But, Elsie, if I could see, YOU would
1--we me still-you would be glad, Elsie ?
"Oh! Paul, if that could be poor,
dear Paul!
Come to the window and look at me,
Eis'e,' | said. "Look into my eyes, dar.
ling; what do you read there -
She ga.ed, trembled, gazed again, and
reading there the truth, clasped her hands
together and tainted in my arms.
Oh how happy VIC were that night in
the same little par]or where year and
more before, the strange step first broke
upon my ear. How happy were we in
that glad hour when l claimed her for
my wife in the little church near by
and the step that hated had brought it
all.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07
THE ST. CLOUD DEMOCRAT
JANE G. SWISSHELM. EDITOR
Thursday, June 7th 1860.
Greeley and Seward.

Some of Mr.. Stewards friends insist upon
holding Horace Greeley responsible for
MIR. Stewards defeat at Chicago, and upon
getting up a personal quarrel with Greeley
on the head Of it. They persist in attrib-
uting unworthy motives to Mr. Greeley ;
and maintain that lie supported Bates
through personal pique at Seward, and all
that sort Of stuff. One fiery Editor moves
that Mr.. G. be cut off from the party, his
tangs destroyed, &c., &c., &c. Now we
certainly would have been very glad if Mr..
Seward had been nominated-with fair
prospect Of election. We should have
greatly preferred seeing the party defeated
with him, and platform such as VIC could
endorse, to seeing it successful at sycri-
fee Of principle and selfrespect; but if
the principle were not sacrificed, the man
was email matter-is matter about
which every one, even Horace Greeley,
had and has aperfect right. to his personal
preferences; and much as we regard Mr..
Seward, it is our deliberate conviction,
that if the Republican party is not large
enough to hold Seward and Greeley, Mr.,
S. had better leave. The anti-Slavery-ex-
tension principle, can better afford to spare
any other man than Horace Greeley; and
there are 2 great many thousand folks out
West, who arc precisely Of this opinion!
We never had doubt, but Mr.. G. be-
Ec>cd that the nomination Of Judge Bates
would be tbs very best thing that could
be done to further the anti-Slavery cause.
We know men who were staunch anti
Slavery men in 40, and voted for Bir2ey,
who believed just as he did on this que>-
ton; and believed it from their own
knowledge and reasoning, not from his
representations, and believe. it y'st-think
that his nomination would, have made
Missouri Republican-would have carried
the war into Africa, and brought certain
victory. We differ with them, but see no
reason to doubt their honesty and if this
war upon Mr.. Greeley: for following his
honest convictions, is in any way sanction
ed by Mr.: Seward, it shows that VIC were
mistaken in the man !; and that he was d
nomination not fit to be made. .:s. i
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CIR Al N,

Some time ago, number of teams came
from Fort Ripley for oats, and were una
BILE to obtain full loads in St. Cloud. This
week, twenty teams, six mules each, went
on below for oats. This should not be- !;
and occurs solely from our farmers want
Of faith. They feel SO far from market
that they think it will not pay to raise any
but the more concentrated products. Oats
will not bear freight to St. Louis, SO they
will not raise enough to supply the demand
above, fearing always to have too great a
surplus. We trust to see this evil reme-
died very soon. Had our farmers gone
on in tull confidence and raised all the
grain they could, the price would have
been much higher than it has been.--
Heavy dealers from abroad wrote last fall
and winter to business men here to learn
how much grain could be purchased in
St. Cloud. The replies were that, with
the competition, it was not likely any one
firm could buy more than 5000 or 1000
bushels: This quantity would not induce
smen of large capital to enter into compe-
tition but had there been ten Or twenty
times that amount for sale, competition
would have raised the price to the highest
figures. Our farmers could raise ten times
what is raised, if they set about it in good
earnest-and they ought to set about it.
There are likely to be very serious failures
in crops through the Western States -
The lands between the Mississippi and
Red Rivers, are capable Of supplying wheat
to half the States. CULTIVATE Guilt
tATE!! ~. J.: -.
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! IA, A. Frenehman, at Dexter Me-,
undertook a few day since, upon q wager
of $40, to saw six, cords Of wood between
sunrise and sunset. ). He accomplished
four cords and seven feet at76 P. NJ, and
then gave up the job. 5>'* .s.y5 ss:#
SHORT Our Pixies Peak Correspon!
dencc this week. . - :. j. III :
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M A r RIED..

!. In St. Cloud, June 9Th, by Rev. ". c. Phil
lips, Mr.. Albertis Montgomery, of Fair Haven
to Mrs. Mary L. Lille of St. Cloud.
The cake was Of the best, and the sup
ply liberal; but apart from this we wish
our friends may dnd this new union a true
union, bringing happiness here and more
perfect fitness for blessedness hereafter,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

- nE Rev Theadore Parker died at Flor
ence on the 18th Of May; and then went
home to Goo one Of those finf s whom
He commissions to teach beliepcrs =. the b,
way of Life: . Lord, send us more isuch! i:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

The Atlau!ic for June is here; and
fully sustains. the reputation of the lest
of the American monthlies.
The Professor very naively remarks "a
msn's appetite SHOULD be at war with no
ones purse but his o>yn; and children who
have to supply bone mill + several looms
weaving tissues and fbers, should be fed
BY those who love them as their own flesh.
This refers to Mr.. Peckham's Seminary;
and. those who, like US, remember the con-
suning hunger Of boarding school days
will say, amen! How delicious wcrS
those stolen potatoes, cooked in the heart
of flaming, bituminous coal fire! The
smoke and SCOT supplied the place Of salt,
and food Which & city bcggar would scorn
was jndustriously stolen, and ,greediiy de-
voured by the cherished daughters of
wealthy, indulgent parents. . Give the
children plenty to eat -. - plenty Of good
bread; butter, meat, fruit, vegetables, milk
and honey, Or sugar 1t will pay! IL:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

- TIL Unioak Democrat Of Ia Crosse
has changed htpds. ISuineford, has gone
to root in some other. field. It is credita-
BILE to La Cross: that lis coarse brutality
did ID :uo not pay ~ Z there: NJ: N. Pomroy, who
is said to be a, ,"Brick" takes his pen, but
not his trough. !! This isleftsout, although
Moore, Of '?the old establishment, remains
than is necessary to t. convert the concern
into bed Of Mignionette' ~~...1rc<: J."
5lar The new; dam and fume at Little
Falls, have partially given way with thu
pressure Of the bish water. The loss j
serious. ...4>.. .H-4;. .3t; ;1,@ III 10 =. T.:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-16
misrcli
90 OTTAWA
Literary j. Commercial Institute

FkNHIS Institution, situated The corner or Main and
Il Colusabus stress organized the past term M
area students For this unusually large patronage We
are most srateful and feel willing pledge oGr utmost
energies TO satisfy the confidence thus .laced in u.s.
The course OF Instruction in his 1naiutIon Is tho
rough and actca embracing a Glll course OF study
preparatory TO every branch VI business in life and to
admission to any Of the clauses in college. #- -.
The commercial course includes single and double
try book keeping, applied - stock ard partnership
books iii wholesale aud retail mercha nd.siug and en-
braces comppdnd company commission eamboating
baking commercial calculations, penman'i'ip, aud
much other Ugcfl il nation usually taught
. bes commercial coHeCSs.
I Tie student graduating from this department will he
well qualified for the prctcai duties oi the counting
m
OF the second year will commence on the his'
! $500 INSTRUCTIONS .#
ISAAC STONE, JR., 4. NJ.
Principal and Instructor n The Auc1-t lang ana
Sciences.
Principal in Commercial Department, and Instructor in
Book Feepng and P.rrlan7hiP.
Mr. JULIA !. T. STONE,
Priu ,pal OF the Grami,r Department AID Insructress
in History, Botany, Philosophy, aud Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA L. BUELL.,
Assistant and Iustructrssa IL the Elementary Branches
Rev. Z. LORRIEAUX,
Instructor in tie French Language and Literature
Instructor in tie German Language and Literature.
N:ss AGNES SWAIN.
Iastruc ress In Vocal ard Instrumental Music
TUITION AS FOLLOWS:
A scholarship IN Tie Iiigi and Normal Department.
per Of forty weeks, is..---.......-.....!25
In Grammar B-uartiueu-,-.-. -
In intermediate Department, u
Book Keeping, French, q erHaE, Music AID Painting
extra.
Tuition by the terra in advance
No efforts aal be wanting to liable every student 10
make ta- highest attachments possible.
The Principal has 100 hou-rs TO rent to parents oil
pupils. Tap2Hl ! sTO,iE- JE, r,fncsDdt.
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EcaGl Embellishments.

II07t3a9e SAFE.
WHERfAS, Norman ". Woodruff did, The nth
w DAY OF November, ! d. ISIS, by his certain mort
gage deed OF mat date by him duly executed and ac-
knowiedred sell and convey or-;s IT, Et'foif and
uvUf y anpDe ie following described real estate,
suste an ie county OF La Sale and Sta'e Of Illinois,
to wit The east all of the south east quarter OF sec
ton eighteen tla) Township tiirtytwo (32) north of
Etnge iouf "a east % the third priucipuI meridian
which SAID deed given to secure the pa yrr.nt of
certain prontsSoty Of even date herewith given
said "aodruh TO said Bilien and Campbell for the
hVe cehts payable with interest per cent per
ahu' one year after the date thereof; and reas
III ana Dy said deed II was and is sncng other things
p'oN'Eeu tu-t II cc!auit be made in the payment Of
tie princpal OF interest above mentioned any part
OF portion uf either, a. the time times the same
shcud become due, then the said BulIen and Campbell
anu the assigns, should be authorized sell the real
estate above described public auction after giving
Tour weeks notice Of the time place Of sale in
some pubic newspaper in the county where said real
Is Slttatr and convey the same to the highest
ana Dest bidder, and Of the money arising there
H'" H''t pay al attorney and counsel fees costs and
expenses ana ut+n retain the whole amount the
principal sum secured by d mortgage with tie int.
rest Oh the same to e :" gnd whereas the
SAID one year the time limited and ay said note and
mortgage ior pigment thereof, has long since
elapsed, and the said Woodruff h.s never maid IN.
same nor any Prt thereof: ana there +. now du- ana
owing upon t' same the said two hundred and
seventy one dollars and sky five cents, iuie
thereon 1T the rate Ter cent. Der arrur,
from the day Of the date OF said note and mortgage dc
Now therefore, notice - hereby gwen to the said
Norman ". Woodruff and all other persons interested
in the aforesaid OF land tia will. n the 2d
day Of july a. hour OF 10 O'Clock OF .al DAY At
the south door q the court house in the city o Ottawa
in said county OF l.. Sale sci! tie said OF land
public aUcjic. the highest and best bidder FOR
therefor, and convey the said land TO said purchases
Immediately alter such sale sad sale Wi! be made
:or the purpose Of paying the o. money due upon
said mote Aforesaid, together with al attorney and
counsel fees aud the costs and OF such sale
OEEIS II. DCLLEN and
GEORGE c. CAMPBELL.
GLOVER, Cook CAMPBELL. Solicitors. Nortgrgees
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OTIS FOR sale in States Addition.
4 Lots ;or sale in Railroad Addition.
Lots Tor sale IL Union Addition.
Lots Tor sale in CGIWlllr.'s Addition.
a. g-ifty ilce les, v.Ty irg from % to $500
on liberal terms.
Also, hne residence property, on Ottawa Avenue.
Also, valuable land town. suitable Tor gardening
purposes, nj the o1ire % TauStI D. F CAMERON.
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1 PLEASANT residence in south ottawa. A large
a portion a. tie PURCHASE money I'd
the premises for a Of years; or viii be ex-
changed ;sg "a ming land.
deci1 JOHN p ANTHONY
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Money we'll Invested.

T1NIIE undersigned has 100 OF choice unin
i prove farming l.nds, IL La Sale and Ligags tot
Counties, Tor sale, on easy terms.
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E. .-- |-.|. ..s....
81 T. gA.ElE,
S =. IL us,
!. WgLCtRTOT.
: UI!G>aEE. Pontiac
VI 4. COLLINS.


Ottawa a. = : Z T., --- .',lar, The c. A
81 L Z w.. be the most Convenient places =Ia!'
'ur Hose wishing Co. tie .aal.
Br-c., JAY Q, Is-9. WILLIAM s-RAWN.
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hooks: Hooks. Books!

Ei>ssInG 'sHcssfP.
LARGE and complete assortment. rom TroIt
"a Line to = MauOw HOOK, lUr sale low,
marc : c EARL IL SONS
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PREPARED 81
DE. =. &. Al Z e q CO.
LOWELL. MASS.
D=i.n .,er InttIc: S;x bottles for ..
Howard Associations. IhiIa.

SOFA IN O,,aaa ~ D. WALhER, /. Y. GRiGGS G. l..
THOMPSON, and n. KNsU>>L; d. Clica go 10y J. H.
REED CO, and dealers n every tCvE IN the United
States. Ia4ra4-2m
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Valuable Property
FOR 8 ALLEY

WILL ssh. on good time and at a reasonable price
i the following property, viz:
MyResdence the side of Fox River, comprising
the east n block lGj-bcius 100 feet front and 25S feet
deep Ii is beyond question: the handsouiest location
for "A residence in the city of Ottawa. The grounds
adorned the very choicest kinds srubbery and
shade trees and in the garden apple, pear plum and
peach trees in bearing condition; also plenty of grape
vines currant, berries, raspberries, and straw
berries In short every thing desirable for and
fort is PROVIDED for. E-e
Also $50 acres good prairie land near New Michigan
AMI Pontiac, Livingston county.
Lots /, 9. and 3, Block D. Ottawa,
Lots and s. subdivision of Lots 10 and II, Block SO.
Lot 10, Block So; all good business Lots.
All of the above valuable property is offered at a
sonable price, and on time to suit the purchaser.
move NJ. OSMAN.
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ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts OF Tile furnished Collections made,
/ uieuts made i'll Government or other Lands Money
! Loaned. Ottawa. AugGst :, lNl..
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GIFT ENTERPRISE

~ KIN GnF o..
T. close ant my s,.cE Of Us .e'Ja1'eous Books
I HAVE just completed arraug eInents TO open
Z
GIFT BOOK SALE
On the plan OF Evans 4 Co, o! New York, obtaining
~ Gifts Of them.
The gifts consist q Fine Gold Pins Lortets Brace
lets, Pencils. Pms, in eeve Is ton. Studs,
Gents Scarf Pin. aud Bosom Pins. S-'- Pins and Ear
Drops, &c, &c Silver Thi'nb-s, Pocket Nj, Purses
RetJcgies. s'sceoscope and Views. and variety OF
other beautiful ana useful n, ranging in value from
FIFTY CTS. TO FIFTEEN DOLLARS!
vii be given to every purchaser Of Book worth
dollar. # ON NY A.>ctNGHeOls Stock. II small er
Books are bought thu purchase must amyInt 10 So
. TO G.'I.
This Will be bona fis ansAc'ion in every in
stance No sham gas OF Gold Wathes will be made
/ Bur certain set of Gifts will be made each one
hundred Books i, and awarded to each book in
J ton FEB A. THOS. ORION.
I'oTO ORTON'S BOOK STORE for School Book,
VI Stationery. or nice Books for Children. 29ian
gDUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
- jsu2J "fNHN'S VOC" S"""N
DUY YOUR STATIONERY
ID ORTON'S BOOK STORE,
/ yor, nothing rool at. I lie nrug
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.tssa,.ment NrIicc.

VIZ members ne &c "a Re lyEL;y n 4tIsl fire In
D .-raace Company are hereby iGeI hat
1-.. % eight E.=. celJ- on a'. premium notes IN
force October =-t. $50; alL o. Per cent all
p-rs dated Ice i.gt ~ at- .rio 20 Nay Let. 1850
aa- bee. ordered '. Directors. payable J.y lst,
l-6', he OF ,au C5-nrs-v % an authorized
agent WILLIAM Il TRUE, .>ec'y.
Tie following is copy % Section = Of
% the CHARTER of Il Con pary:
SIC . u any person IeTsa.- who shall be
ovrs %; s-ii Company Tr-tir- Insurance
- ercH taeIr Ee -, executors administrators, as
snail neglect or reuse lie .y,r-a: u any as
sgsrvEt Or a,sesusnj- dGIy ordered 10y tie Directors
o. SAID Cr.l -zr. for tie trsy after the
s,i4 have become payable. agree bic to public
notice - tie treasurer party il ce.aC; shall
he excluded. and declared from sl all irse all be-
--- 49, a1v:'s-- - his, her, or their insurance or
sr-g--a-~s r'srrrv-l y FOR and during tie OF
such .s's-. Lu: pa yUJeHi- and notwithstanding =.
SAL De liable AID ri eL 60 pay al tLsr
made during The cCttI- o. n:s. her,
.... policies a. insurance V-r- 10 the provisions
gi thr Which tHis = A. amendment. rnyI2
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F.Hlef9S for Sale.
Z az Sale I.

For Sale.
100 LOTS in Ssnser's Addition to Ottawa, and 80
lOO Lots in Old Town and States Addition to otta-
wa, for sale cheap. laug- L. p. SANGER.
Il uRiE Houses and Lots rent.
l augS L. 2. SANGER.
- EVEN improved farms Cor sale.
- augS L. P. SANGER
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NOIIcC 10 RaIiI,acr>

NOIIcc To Builders.
"AyISG e,.ayed my Marble Establishment directly
II opposite che new Post 0Sce.-on Columbus street
the increased enables furnish builders with
order the shortest notice and at The low
estfgure. Having Of the most experienced work.
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction.
NIB large stock Of cut and rough Joliet and other
stons on hand marco WILLS BRO.
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w all Paper Depot.

>. Q. Z = III Z SUN,
Main street O.tuca Illinois,
IIAYE just received their Spring stock, aud have
for sale the most elegant lot OF Paper Haugugs,
and " .nGoN Shades offered IN Ottawa.
They are prepared furnish in quantities to suit pur-
casers latest patterns .! Satin. GILT. Wood and Oak
Papers, viii; matched and common borders Also, Fancy
Window Shades Fire Board Prints &C., &c. Their
is purchase directly rom the manufacturers and sold
at A small adv aAcc coat ma-l0
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Loss or Es:aslsdge by Ear


THNI!IS Company has been in existence t,res
tn years Does issue policies of this State
Has paid nearly hGL million OtiLrs for losses -
Has furnished its members less than
thirds tie price charged b the J.st stock Co,npo-
1t has the largest aud best secured capital
Insurance Company in the West.
Arr ngeIl :Its have completed, which ena-
Bile the Directors To pay al losses agin NINETY days
Merchants have their stocks Insured in the H.
linos Mutual, and in Of loss, actually get their
money as soon as IS promised by any other Company.
To the Fdrn'et and the Mechanic. this Company
become State sHegoieat association, III which at
moderate cost their homes and shops may be insured
q, snst the ravaes of fire. with Certainty that If de-
stroyed, they will receive the eeoie amount insured
without litigation. Unnecessary delay.
II has Iec0me the Insurance tom Dany for tie Pe0-
pie Of NinOis-annua!ly saving large sum Of money
an the STATE that would otherwise be taken out BY 70
.eig4 COMPANIES With all these Inducements who can
nc" aIoFc 20 remain uIiUSUrsd in the Illinois Mutual
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
H. f Hart, !. T., Alton, John Atwood, Esq, Alton,
Hon samu Wade, Alton, J. W Schweppe Esq, Alton,
J. James NJ D. Up Alton, Elias tiiUbard, Esq, Alton
ta I"TneT r ESg NoniesliO Hon of'nan Chicago
Hon Robert Smith, Alton, NJ G. Atwood, Esq. Alton,
Henry Lea Esq, Alton.
BENJAMIN F Lon. Pres'. NJ. G Atwood, Secretary.
L. Keienberger, T"eas- John Atwood, Asst See'y-
john IL aisce.l GSh Igt. 4. c. Hauknson, Ast A Ct
Agents have been appointed in every County and in
all the principal cities and towns in the STATE whom
application for insurance may be made.
sugzi-ly WM. u. TRUE, agent, Ottsica.
Fire. Life and Marine Insurance
y OLICIrED for the following good and reliable
- rance Companies:
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Hartford Conn.
NEW HAVEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New Haven, Conn.
PEORIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
Peoria, Ill.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
jun5 NB BRISTOL, Agent.
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abstracts of Title.
EAVlNG full and complete abstract OF title OF
every piece OF land town lot in the county,
which kept up every night, now prepared TO fur
nsh short notice and reasonable terms, abstracts
Of tile !augs L. Z. SANGER.
Grain Warehouse for sale.
FVyTE subscriber offers his grain warehouse for sale,
situate the canal and La Sale St, Ottawa. Only
a part of the purchase money Will be required down
the balance tune will given. For particulars enquire
AZ the City Bank OF EaLes, Allen IF Co.
augl3 b. +. HoiCHhlSS.
OFFICE to Rent in the Public Square Enquirs of
- n,a I. c. PRESCOTT