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DIED.


On Tuesday morning, October ash of Typhoid Pc
ver, at Clay Grsye Iowa, Mr.. HtRha q NfLtoXts =
son nj Berry and sarah Nlieoxeu, aged ~ ynars, :
moats aud ~ days.
The deceased was young man % agiiahle quaititf
mind and heart; u child, Kind and ODE q cDt as
\ brother aTeetionate aud loving. aud as beghbos
and assoc ate beloved by all who knew hlm. The
large soncnurse ofdeeIiy affected friends who follow
ed his remains 10 their resting place, showed plainly
the estimation ia which he held By the oammanlt!
La August last stirred with true patriotism, h. vol.
unteered his services in Capt. SCOTS Company Bj,
OF the lows Third Cavalry, "a aid in snppressing hr
wick ed and unnatural rebellion which threatened
liberties Had his life been spared, he Seuld aoub
have dstin gushed himself solder and brave de
fender the Stars ana sIrpgs." But death oF es
shining marx and soung 'fipnf, unused 20
the exposures of camp life, suddenly attack ed bs
disease which errctuhy batd the X II " physcisns
aud as.iluiites If pafenal care, aud III
now sleeps the last sleep Old eatA.
He removed from camp soon a. his dis IS,
vas known 10 be malignant aud died ~ hours aaais
the Of fond parents, broth and sisters =
These, ali sarr0w deeply hui NOS a. those ~ttheni
hope Hiram saYght and found rssins interest ~ Tie
Redr~me and q the feii DesiToa ~ ti ealu resg
nation In hope Of intna8 taitis and eternal ilfe.
I'LL this disFeasAion u nlvlu9 Providence. we srr Ht
taught own uoFtaitta@t ~ ASw Is fftr fsos lit
htrt~t ol peafhi ABi lhs sAhotEss.5r, b - Aist
ready" urges itself up1a az all.
This ianEnishhg head Il al rest.
ltathnktng and aching o'tr,
Ih8s quiet inmaNAbit hreast,
Is heaysd y @itietaou 10 more
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York. Nov %

Flour-Market dull, without materia
change; sales 81 4oa5 90 Super State
50 60@S5 10 Extra State; IS 1905 50
Super Western S. 60tns5 so Common
70 Medium Extra Western s5 s54s5 Sd
Ship Brands Extra X. III. O.
Wheat Market without change, sales
- - very choice New Club. ST. 2sM
~ ~ Mil, Club; 81 30 Amber Iowa:
II 81 Winter Red Western.
Corn Market firm At ~ l665 mixed
Western.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25

The following military appointments
were made to-day: Robert Smith, Of
Iowa, to be an additional Paymastcr of
volunteers; Fred. c. Olden Of New York
to be I'd Lieutenant of the lst Regiment
I s. Cavalry; Capt. John M Schofeld,
of the lst Artillery T. =. Army, to be a
Brigadier General of volunteers Major
Thomas Mexican OF Iowa. now addition
al Paymaster, to be Brgadier-G aneral
Of volunteers.
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To l.. X. BIs2ei lapc, hammer. executor W "
estate OF Noah Frankih, deceased Eugene hAna'c'f
Pan n. Thume, jams w Johnston. hrndifNt hN'''-
ham Lambert w Patterson You ana eaeh % AZ
he ebs notified that there Is now on NE ~ we
az the CLERK or The ps,Iet Court of Lee County, towa
at Fort Madison. pttiti,n 81, Mary w Newton htn
Hann Newton claiming Af you L., M BirseH tht s'h
a. twelve hundred dOlian niih w per cent tttItFt
per annum. payable annually, Us MONEY que oh
mortgage made ny you +. II. a D. w. Ford arc site
assigned ~ said MARY N. NtwtOn dated NoNemoef ),
1888 also raaing agnInst earh OF stn the foreclosure
said mortgage, The borg upon thrAifeiti thas
seventy feet deep Of lots otr. tive md three III hioch
one hundred and thirty tour. City Of ke0Auk, Ice
county, Iowa Tor tAe pHtshasa money; ana lhfthef
asking sale Of said premises and general reilti
Aud unless yos appear 8bd answer SAID petition ~
ar before moon III The second day the next srn ~
.ald Cont. ~ hor Madison % The lhlFd
Monday az May A. d TFT1 dtfsHft W TIT IRE tit-
tered against you and Judgment rendered thereon as
prayed FOR IN said petition
NOBLE n STRONG.
Nm % l1Gl-a Auss for plaintiffs
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Nov 10, ls.l a



Yo Cats Il GahH. Charles rthafer, Gos veil,
Jrnntngs Il Anderson, W heeier. Hcli4as Ia. Wh-
u. l.. andtitek, u sedg. sonten Fi4mGs Brow
/. & iendepn4ng, Fol1haii 4 Bas Ogden. BFasfcti 4
CO.. X. Hart. CoHua bic Susy H. John Ambs Co.
VIVA. III tEsghorn, Geo. ~. FiARdnrs Coz j. ~ .
Wheat. Mafirnfha Lehman \ Co.. Horh~imtr Era
T.. r. A X. Lnlry. sad Caleb Cope Co: Aou srd
each ~ sou hereby bottled thai there ~ sd
the once ~ the Clark 81 ts Distr 1our %
Lee County. Iowa, nj Kesbnk, petition II IedYafd
lHklrAD clsin!inx II yan ca NJ Conn fhe sum - one
Thousand dollsrs ish tHper ers nterest peF anuuin
Iny abie annually. To sheY dMw ygar Lslss spd
aortgAFe masls by 10 Hornto se3 amour And s4uee
gu.d TO SAID plaintiff also claiming sKxaast Each
- the foreclosure of said mortgage she SAME being
arah Il 4 tsentF fret Font NxiB street By iAO
fest deep ~ even wdt, Part Of al eur block NINETY
three Iu CtY 81 keel0s beginning t@ensy isst from.
sis ct tt Lee County low for the purchase mo.
sud further asking fr sale Of sasd premises and
gen@rai r~4ief.
Ant unlHss soB appear Ana answer ~aia petition ON
before the s~e8ud das q the next term 81
stA Gourx. 10 esnI3enee keokuk the list ondsy
+ February, A. u. Jea-. a dtfanit will be entered
gaB4i and judgment rendered thereon as pray ed
Tor in said Petition.
~ SCOTT HOWELL.
Nov. 49, f-sf-d Att's tor Faaiatsr.
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". !. ..s hhing.oi, .NEon. 40 :. :.

Gen. Hayelock has been appointed in
spector Of cavalry, an Office which he fill
ed in the British army. A rumor is eur
rent in the army that the orders upon
which Col Baker acted at Balls Bluff
were forged 10y some rebels for the pur-
pose OF drawing him into trap
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rs3y-"rompromise, a word which G

reB~"compromise, word which can
now be uttered only by those speaking
openly and directly in the interests Of
the Rebellion. So long as the Rebels
have arms in their hands, there is moth
ing to nothing but the
honor Of the country and the integrity
of the Government; and who, but he
who is ready to fill towards grave,
is prepared for submission to such hu-
initiation as this RI Joseph Hott, Q,
heatucLv.
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New Y ork, Nov. 2.

The Post SAYS English letters state that
the British Government refuses to grant
clearances from English ports to vessels
with arms forthe United States. There
fore shippers will be compelled to ship in
vessels from continental ports.
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Baltimore Nov

Gen. Dix received dispatches today ad :
visns him that the DISCRIMINATION of the
rebel forces was general in the peninsula.
Capt. Richards Cavalry had been des-
patched before the messenger left to take
possession of six brass cannon known to
be near the town Of Olney, Cow Nise's
residence, aud had doubtless done So
Smith, commander Of the rebel forces and
some of bis officers, were trying to escape
from the lower extremity, but hag officer
Goldsborough has put the whole sho Q
under surveillance and IL is believed they
viii all be captufel.
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r1a- pcs are INDUCED that the Balti-
more and Ohio kilroad may be opened
through Virginia in the course of few
weeks. The rebels have gradually re-
tired from the route, and there are now
but lew miles lett subject TO their con-
troll. The prospective advance Of our
forces in the region q Harper Ferry
will enable the managers of the road To
resume business To the great qualification
and advantage Of the West as we'll as ot
Washington and Baltimore.
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The WEEKLY GATE CITY A. pnb-
lfshed every Monday ut this Once, IL
one OF the oldest papers In lows, and
has very widely extended circulation
throuE hout a he Des Moines Valley. n0rth
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25

On the 2tst, at West Point. Iowa b. Rev G..
Stewart, III. IL, RILEY, of Keokuk, to Mlss KATE
TAYLOR, OF West Point.
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TTimes' Special. ]
Washington. n

Washington, Nov p.
1t is now definitely ascertained in mill
tary circles at Washington, that Beaure-
gard recently rendered his resignation as
a General OF the rebel army in eonse
quence Of his difference with JEFF. Davis
ms to the conduct Of the war. Nlolentpar-
ties have sprung up among the conteder-
ates on the question, Beanregard repre-
senting the offensive war party. aud those
who believe in invading the North and
winteIing in Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Norfolk and JET Davis representing the
defensive war party, and who trust to time
and patient defense of their own soil TO
give them independence The Beaure-
gard party complain that the policy OF
Davis has led to the invasion of South
Carolina, and will fill the Cotton States
with the horrors oi war and end IN their
destruction Ii is believed that Davis
has succumbed to the war policy to pre-
vent South Carolina and Georgia from
Sc eding from the Rebel States. General
Beauregard was induced to withdraw his
resignation.
Kentucky has now furnished to the
Government her full quota of the hall
million of men FIR the national defense
and proposes TO raise as many more fol
State service until the rebel armies are
driven from her soil.
Six thousand stand Of French rifec
lnuskets arrived here yesterday and arr
already being distributed among our mel
BIZ Col. kinusbufv, the ordnance office
Of Gen. Mcclellan Staff. Several thou
sand more now in New York will arriy
within few days.
Herald Dispatch.
A letter received from flag Officer Foot
to-day of the fotilla which is to operat
J. on the Mississippi, states that he is max
ing rapid progress and will soon be j
D readiness to proceed Oh his way.
A letter TO the Herald from George l
Train, dated London, Nov. 9th. state
> that several vessels loaded with store
8 and ammunition for the rebels, had a
{ ready left for the Southern States, an
: others were preparing to follow. Tn
night before his letter was written tn
Gladiator, one of the old Lisbon scre'
:. steamers, took on board few miles belo
!. London, full cargo Of arms and mum
: tions of war and was to clear next day fl
. TeneriGe and Nassau The cargo is value
at $500, 900, aud comprises everything net
, essary for the equipment SO far As II
anus are concerned oe - army Ct % 90
y men. lie states ia Edition that til
J. English Government recently sold mir
condemned sloops Of war to party WI
has Disposal Of them again to the reb
Navy Department besides these, tw
u Fast India men ofwar of 1900 tons an
/ 500 horse power each. are in treaty for.
,. Ii NJ
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Original NOTICE,

t. Peter Higdon, Joshua f.. Thurst3u. R8win G..
Roath Alfred Avery, defeIdamts. hpn are hereby
ted that Eliha Turner has ntrd his peitivn III eqay
In the Clerks ONCE the District Curt OF Lee C3un
~, Iowa against you claiming Judgment sgslast you
Peter n gaon Joshua D. Tharston and K. T. Boo h.
late partners Hgdun Co, the SUN II $50 on Your
two promssory notes 10 plaintiff. AMI claiming also
foreclosure Of the mortgage " ssd three.pares upon
parts one and three, In block h ndred
and forty IN City of keokuk, Iowa, the sale Of said
premises.
Now you must each of sou appear and answer eaG
petition by the second Ins 81 the eKt on
said Court be held The first Monday OF Februar
1862 Judgment wiz be had against You by ant
III. SCOTT HOWELL
n aAGl - "a
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-
The anpvt neieat1d re. III Roots and Shoes mai ~
II necessary that take a.
less. Tie highest Enfepesn and American testimony
gees g. prove that has mas b. done 4 writer Ia The
London Mechanics AmgaxtBe - WacerO0s~
AnlisepaiC NnteT-Pro0f Hacking ~
hase pair of bposs three Years apd am sell
satisfied that ~ sss tbs wearing qualities IL leather
are al least doubled American testimony of the
hsehest ella "a eter confirms the raiefnett.
Said wholesale and Retail by DUKE RARRETI,
keaank. Iowa Price n single Il box ID cts.
nUFfJI
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Gil REV ARD.
+ EGAL NOTICE.
ls.IN et.Is nI I1AaIt

STATE or IOWA S. %, pissrst aog,. q said
VIM IL. Worthington, plaintiff, John X. Allen,
Elizabeth u Allen, Charles Patterson, Alex. Sc rano
and Alexander Saroni. defendants.
/, Notice y hereby given 10 the defendants herein
above named that petition civil action il on file
IN the Clerks Office Of ihe District Court aforesaid,
IN behalf OF the above named Plaintiff against yon
claiming against AL the defendants the fore closure
OF mortgage executed b, John and Elizabeth X.
Allen to said Worhington, upon lot o in eioek and
lot III 10 block IS In the City Of keokuk Lee County
Iowa, 70 secure the payment of u promssarS note
given W said John R.Alisn w pettioner and asking
Judgment against said A lien for the sum " SJnUU.
And nnisss you appear and make defense thereto
before Of The second day Of the term Of said our
IL commence the third Monday Of May, fe6.
Judgment Will be rendered against MS pray si ior "
said petition
RonEgT N. GILMORE.
Nov 81 is6I.d Solicitor for Petitioner.
/tOLD PENS GOLD PENS
N A large stock OF Morton's. warranted Juss -
received At OGDEN BKUWNELL aos,
Elgy BOOK ET0Rks
~ Main rect.
DRESTON a MERRILL's lEA0A
i POWDER for safe ~ tsx nfRGf.
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Wow % laal.a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-27

THE beautiful cantata, "Eho shall be
Queen of the Fairies performed by the
singing class under the direction of Mrs
DEAN at the Court House on Monday
evening, and at the unanimous request CT
the audience, repeated on Tuesday even.
ing, was the finest affair of the sort ever
given in Ottawa The cantata is one of
the best compositions Of this class extant,
and gives abundant scope for every variety
of vocalization and scenic display, of which
Mrs D. availed herself with great tact
and judgment. The stage decoration,
with flowers and evergreens, was in exqul-
site taste, and contributed largely to the
fairy-like effect. The singing was good
throughout, while some of the solos and
quartetts were worthy of professional vo-
calists. 1t would be inviduous to particu-
larize, where so many excelled yet we
apprehend the audience were ready unanl-
mously to ratiiy the judgment Of the said
fairies in their choice Of a Queen. The
Star spangled Banner as closing piece
was a decided hit, and brought down
the house with an emphasis
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Ottalua free Traber
LOCAL. MATTERS
The National Horse Show.


look at the Fair Ground the other day
surprised US, at the gigantic preparations
there going forward. A large gang OF men
are employed in putting the track IN su-
nerior order. while seats and stalls are
being erected in all directions on scale
that looks to a show to eclipse our best
state fairs. The whole Fair ground is
covered with thick mating of gras, so
that it will be entirely free from dust
In anticipation of larger crowd than
all our hotels and private houses can ac-
commodate, arrangements are being made
to facilitate camping out, so that persons
coming with teams Or in companies can
have the finest opportunity for trying
camp or soldiers life for few days, if their
taste rms in that way.
What with abundant provisions in the
city at the lowest prices ever known here,
and railroad fares either at half rates or
entirely free, we cannot see but people for
100 to 200 miles around can spend the fair
week at Ottawa in this way about as cheap
ly as they can stay at home.
We are assured by the Chief Superinten-
dent and Corresponding Secretary, that
although these preparations look large they
are scarcely in keeping with the encour-
aging indications they have from all quar-
tiers. The entry business is rapidly going
forward, and large amount of hotel room
in Ottawa is already engaged Nothing
now can prevent the Fair from being a
great success. The 500 horses and 10000
people that were present at GAINESVILLE, or
the 700 horses and 10000 people at Day
ton, Ohio, it is confidently believed will
be eelipsed at Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-27

RECEPTION OF THE WAR NEws-Monday
and Tuesday were days of intense anxiety
and excitement in Ottawa. In the morn
ing an intimation having got abroad that
news Of great victory at Bulls Run was
about to be received at the Ielesraphc
Club room, an immense crowd gathered
around its doors, who remained until
noon. The exultation was immense and
confidence at the top notch that before
night news would be received of the utter
route Of the secessionists from Manassas.
In this exalted state, how like death
pail the news of the great disaster few
hours afterwards fell upon the axious and
excited multitude may be imagined, but
certainly not described. Men moved about
gloomily and carelessly as if stunned by a
heavy blow. Few words were spoken
above a low murmur, yet every body kept
upon the street. In the evening the tee-
graph club quarters were again crowded
and next day, when the mail came in
the rush for Chicago dailies was so great
at the news depots the crowd extended
away into the street
The gloom, however, is giving way to q
more cheerful feeling as the extent of the
disaster is becoming better known; while
there is not a whisper OF disrnay Great
undoubtedly as the reverse is, there re-
mains but one feeling, and that is to nerve
up anew for the contest, and regain as
speedily as possible what has been lost.
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farmers, the wheat crop of this county
will be fair but by no means equal to last
years crop. Some injury has been done
by rust, and the heads have not filled out
perfectly. But the berry is unusually
fine. Harvesting has already commenced
in some parts of the county, and by next
week will be general Corn looks as well
as it ever did at this season of the year,
and will doubtless yield we'll
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L. J. IVES.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.


4 W.
y U I. NJ Q n G w y + T. r =
Original Medicine Esta ,ished in 1887, and first
ticle of the kind ever Introduced Und n name o
"PULNoSIC WAFEFs - il this or any other country
all other Pumonic Waters commercials The gen
uine be known by the name BRYAN being stamp
ed each WAFER
ERYAN'S PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BgYAS'S PULncNIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing.
BKYAS's PULSoSIC NAFERs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood. Pains in the Chest.
BgYAS's PCLNoNIC WATERS
Relieve Incpient Consumption, Lung Disc ases.
BRyAS's PULNoYIC WATERS
Relieve Irritation OF the Uyuia and Tonsiis.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRYAS's PrLNoSIC WAFERs
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAS's PULWoNiC WATERS
adapted for VOcalists and Public Speakers.
BRYAS's PULMoSIC WAFERs
Are in a simple form and pleasant TO the taste.
BRYAS's PUIuoSIC WATERS
hot only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting
BEYAS's PULToSIc WAFERs
Are warranted to give satisfaction 10 every
Nc family should BE- wfthou: a box OF
BEYASs PCLXoSIc WATERS
in the house.
No traveller should be without 4 supply OF
BRyAS's PCLSOsiC NsFEES
in his pocket.
Mol person will ever object to give for
BRTASs PULToSIC WAFEKs
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Eochester,N
Sold by f. Y. GRIGGs, Ottawa, and all good Drug
Eists- S0yiI-6n
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5perial u Offices,
THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

TIE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Il continually in peril if she is mad enough neglect
o. naltreet these sexual irregularities to which twe
thirds OF her sex are more or less subject.
d. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS prepared from the
Iernuia which the inventor, CORNELIUS L. CHEESE
NAN, 81 d., of New York, has for twenty years used
successfully In an extended private practice
atey relieves without PAIN ali distu Dances OF the Pc
riodca dcharge, whether arising from reiaHalioh VI
suppression They act like chakm IN removing 'he
pains that accompany difficult INN tolerate me
Atien and the only safe and reliable remedy Ter
(lushes, Sick Headache, Pains in the LoIs BACK ana
Sides Palptaon of the Heart Nervous Tremors, Hys-
aerics Spasms Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and
dangerous unnatural condition OF the
ual functions In worst cases OF FL1Or AtJUs or
Whites, they effect a speedy cure.
TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS offered the only
LADIES most BEAR IN MIND
That that ceyy account if taken when the INTERRUPT
fsa arises from natural they will inevitably
prevent the expected events. This CAUTION Is Alb
SoLCTEhY NECESSARY for such is the tendency Of
the Pills restore the original functions of the
organization that they inevitably the process
CESSATION.
Explicit directions, stating achen and ,rhen they
SAr each RoS, containing 80 Pills.
valuabls Pamphlet, be had free of the Agents.
Pills sent by mail promptly by enclosing price TO any
Agent Seld by Druggists generally.
X. b. HCrCEINGS, Proprietor,
20 Ctda,. st. Ne15 York.
ssld in Ottawa by d. WALKER Z. Y. GRIGGS, and
" Druggists everywhere poly
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y,r. ives Cough Relief.

Afegstatle syrup, sure aEG for the relief
AID cure of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Whoopng Cough,
Hearseness, Bronchitis, Consumption. Sore Throat or
Diptheria Neuralgia, and Pain in the Breast Ii cures
q cough with u bad cold in night. Use it for child
when they sick. 1t cures heir cold, makes
then breathe and rest quietly, and restores them
to health without the sickening effect of Antinony
Ipeeac.
Sold by Druggists, in bottles, 25c 5Oc and 81 and
In Ottawa by E Y jiRIGGS.
Western Depot 240 South Clark ST., Chicago. Orders
promptly attended TO. Address,
dee1-1y L. J. IVES
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-27

IHAT DEsPATCH.-Just as we were going
to press on Friday evening of last week,
we received a telegraph despatch from
Chicago, stating that news had a few
minutes before been received at that city
from Washington. that Manassas had been
taken and the rebels were retreating.
The person through whom we received
the despatch left us no room TO question
its entire good faith, and we gave it a
prominent place in our columns. The
news, of course, turned out to be decided
~ premature. Yet that we were not in.
tentionally imposed upon, is plain enough
from the fact that the same report went
through in the regular dispatches on
Friday night, out was soon after contra
dicted. Our friend, who so kindly sent
us the despatch in advance, has our thanks
as fully, as though he as well as we, had
not been deceived by II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-27

COOP TO EAr-We ate for breakfast
this morning slice of ham broiled, cut
from a sugar cured" Of g. w. PIERCE,
grocer in this city. If our soldiers had
such ham to eat, we should hear no COM
plant about their bacon. Our people
had a notion that good sugar cured hams
could come only from Cincinnati; yet we
have never tried an article in that line
from Porkopolis that will compare with
those cured by Mr.. Peirce. And this we
are prepared to verify, &c, as the lawyers
say. Mr.. I. not only keeps the best hams
in the country, but maintains fully the
high reputation of his establishment as an
A No. family grocery-a reputation fairly
won by an upright, honorable, and sue
cessful business career of Is or more years
in that department in this city
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Twenty Prussian officers have gone to
Washington to tender their services to tho
government