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policc Infellirenco.

HoSoRABrx DISCHARGES OF Two POLICEMEN CHARGED
RoBHERy. The two policemenC. N. Foster and j. Bay
who were charged with robbing citizen in a lager
saloon in william street. were honorably dischare,
Judge Osborn on Saturday last. turns out that th
lcemen wero called in to stop distur bance, when
saw parties trying TO rob him inside and saved his
for him. After this tho parties 10 the saloon ju
themselves, persuaded BaadeF 10 make conf
against the policemen.
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MELoDEoE CONCERT HALL No $50 Broadway -
SONGS, DANCES BURLEsQuEs, &C.
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BARSUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway Day
ana Evening-LEGfRDthAis AND NATURAL MAGIC eY PRoF.
ANDERSON jR.-BkARs, SRA LION OTHER CUatostrfEs
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL, 5s5 Neutrality-suspicious.,
DAxcts, BURLksQUEs, &c.
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GAIETIES CONCERT ROOM. 6l6 Broadway--DnAwIyG
hoom ENTERTAINMENTS, BAlLErs PANIOaIaEs FARcEs &c
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

NEW BowERY THEATRE, Bowcry.-PIRATss OF TIL
SAvANsAu--B TILE or BoosEvILLx.
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AMERICAN MUSIC HALL, ft4 Broadway.--SosGs Bat
LEfs, fANfoMiHEs, ac.--uHCLE JErF
CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERT HALL, No As Bowery.-
Observation-Disclosures, SONGS, DANCES PAHYoNiNEs.
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory

yf,HE undersigned take this method OF informing their
old customers, and the pihc generally, hat
putting Establishment ri- Spring Machinery thai
wi. -Eabt. that double the amount Of
Goocs have usually done; the demand fer Goods
warrants this addition al Machinery and hope gve
satisfaction in exchange. % Woorn sods for WOOL.
We have &c Eo. intend to card iGto wool
pcrt.on of c0f1r md sci! for al wool. Cur goods
warranted ~ is r.sp-ct, aud alec e.. durability. We
shai continue excl snge fer Wool formerly The fol-
losing alp L. % CGOG., Heavy c.s-:,nsres sstiEtt.
Jeans E.Enes Of Different kinds Blankets and stock
ns Consider aDic a.rtion ~ b. paid stccting
Yarn orders viii b, filled Ter all the different grades
kind, o: Yarn, ccu.Iaou Eed, Indigo bgs Mixed, Res
C!ouerd. 4c And VII Manufacture, for merchant.
AID other. Hcoi il lot. ef hundred pound, and up
ward. into Stocsrg Yarn, any Of the aoov. kinds
Cafding and Spinning
WI 70 done IA lets OF - lbs. ana upwards, at IL ts Il
. Gents per pound
Custom CaTGiBg into Rolls
vi. be done a; cents per poGEd. TrsT machines
~ b Ct.tt ed Nil tie beet % Caris. and With
experienced fTt-T hey expect have good
done "oC! vii J.. t4.-t from 81 D-I, Dt;a
rU'- f-tur.t WsAiu reasonable rn. 9: frus. FOR Do
tx >-fa, which Hy b- sent tiE strong -e-..) from
afT.C-t pare q u. ~t..r a. e J-.t.Ik
Wool utec-si for for eHs Of tie above kind
o. GCl-.-, cd ~ me proper orG-r Esy be
b Railroad to DiiaTs. and -, ,-. VI. l.. pat -
rent sitr ptol y:uess, according 20 order.
We would $50 say. thas vv got Nv Custom
Nearing .!-i. il OPERATION Isr-ou- wishing
have .t-Ir grinding done short = hAy
p!ea;y o. -iar a; al ;ilrs- jmyl1I ) l. GfLES.
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SAMUEL G. WALKER


Estate of PetcT. Oc0n,ysT, deceaSed
fkNHE undersigned having been appointed executriN
OF the last viii and codic OF Peter oyerGyer- late
oil the county of La Sale and State OF ILLINOIS, de-
ceased hereby gives notice that she will appear before
tbe county Court of La Sale County at the tour'
mouse M ottawa, al the March term, the third sion
nay IN March next, which time all persons having
iails against said estate, notified and reqL ested
10 attend Tor the purpose OF having adjusted
All persons indebted 20 said requested to
make Immediate Payment to the undersigned
leD2-od iI.kAEuR OXERMI III.
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HIis1ella
OTTAWA
Literary & Connie re iaI Institute

YINIS Institution, situated on the corner Main and
Il Columbus streets, was organized in 1858,
bred students. For this unusually large patronage we
are most grateful and feel willing pledge
energies to satisfy the confidence thus LACED in u.s.
The course OF instruction in this Institution tho
rough ard practical, ebra full course of study
preparatory to every branch of business in e and 20
admission TO any OF the classes in college.
The commercial course includes single and double
try book keeping applied to stock
books in Wholesale and retail merchandising, and en-
baking, commercial calculations, pennlansh'p
much other useful information usually taught in
bes tcoInmerc.sl colleges.
The student graduating from this department will be
well qualified for the practical duties OF the counting
. -
term third year will commence on the frst
'--' INSTRUCTORS:
ISAAC STONE, JR., A. NJ,
Principal and in the Ancient Languages and
! Sciences.
Principal in Commercial Department, and Instructor in
/ Book Keeping and ?enmanJhip-
Mas. JULIA A. b. STONE
OF the Department, and Instructress
in History, Botany, Philosophy, AID Astronomy.
/ Mss MARTHA l.. BUELL.,
Assistant. and istTGctress III the Elementary Branches
Rkv. Y. LORRIEAUX,
Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Instructor in tie German Language and Literature.
Mics AGNES sWAlS,
Ins,rec ress in Vocal aud Instrumental Music.
TUITION AS FOLLOWS:
! A scholarship ia the High and Normal Department,
per annuul Of forty weeks, s.......--..-.....f2
In Interme'iist. Department, !
Book Keeping, French, German, Music and Painting
extra.
Tuition BY the term in advance
No Efforts shall be wanting to aahls every student
make the highes at attachments possible.
The Principal has two houses to rent to parents
I pupils. fap3Dl l. STONE, ia, P,'tac-pot.
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Eeqal advertisements.


Estate Of Theodore Hay, deceased
YVNHE undersigned having been appointed Admins
IL TRAITOR of Theodore Hay, late of the county of La
Sale and Ste of Illinois, deceased hereby gives no.
tics will appear before the County Court of La
Sale county, at the Court House in Ottawa, at the
April term, the third Monday in April at which
all persons having claims against said estate, are
notified aud requested to attend for the purpose Of
having the same adjusted. JACOB FRY, Adn'r.
All persons indebted to the estate will find their &C
counts at Walkers Drug store, immediate payment
OF which VIII save costs. .
t.b9-,;y SAMUEL c. WALkRR.
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yaiuan,e 90, property ior Saie.

y.IIE offers for sale the valuable proper
1 Nv upon which he now resides, being Lot Il, Block
3D. States Addition, situated the OF Column
bus and Washington streets near the Supreme Court
Building.
There is a good dwelling, wagon ma.er's shop, aud
blacksmith shop, with vel, cistern, ac all IN sooh
order, N the Premises.
Also, Lots and S, in Block H. Railroad Addition 10
Ottawa being the southwest corner OF the block and
situated on the corner Columbus and Joliet streets,
north Of the freight depot There i, good two story
dwelling hDus. on the corner lot.
As the uEdcTsgne h.. strong inducements present
ed him 10 change hS business, he viii sci! tie abeVe
property a a b .rgain lsep=.l PATRICK fANNlHG-
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p..y.,,s for Sale.

yY,UE undersigned will sell several Farms in SIZE 10
suit purchasers, situated in LA Sale county, III
Also snail quantity Of uuiruproved land, pertior
of which is living in Livingston county.
yERNS-Fron, cash to Eve years tine. to suit pur
chs.rs Corn stored crib cattle, will DC receive,
or md as noyuent ian 25i DAVID SIRAWS-
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Real Gstate.


A FAEEIof 42ts acres for sale, miles from Ottawa,
n n good house 32x2S, cellar under the whole, 1000
currnnt bushes and gooseberry bushes the place
Innuir. of II f. EAMES, at the City Bank, or Of X.
W.; s,..a,r,,,, feb2
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PEzlag? GOuEEEsi.s
Family Grocery Store !

Corner Of Main and Columbus sts., Ottdaa,
HE subscriber most re-Pect.4. beg leave 10 call the
st'~nton e. The public to ti- Grocery k.tAhlIsl
stEt TIE ,Urnsr 90 Main aud Coau t'!- sr--t-
TIE Fok Ever Brar- lie keeps cSL.t4r:. hand. and
receive. from the -sut ard -. .CPl,-- Of
Family tsrOcerlex ~ prayi>ious.
Embracing &EIic, belonging TO his iIe e. rs9s,
v.th al1L. offers -.-sJ 'und similar establish
u-Ets. A he boys n, uIIa C~sL, &c therefore sell
heap any merchant IL ;o-n- lie respectfully III
N-- I-r-oH- giss hEs call before pureks-ns else
UArr-- H ~ also !zEgs assortment OF Toh-cc. and
Cigars. Hs beg AsLks ur tic Ind ana line
IscuA.. heretofore extended "a him, AIi -oirs it.
cOat.ag4I..e. .4sul5. PHILIP GODFREY,
FDUy YoCE srATIONEEY at
- OgTON's BOOK STORE,
Yra =; lo.i.ug a. rsa5 =: ~. Drg. Janz9
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3nsnranfc.
uII,eIs MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

PRINCIPAL rFg!CE At ALTON, ILLINOIS
c,VGRfs AND StECuANDi.S- Dw.'hns tc''t, az.
- FUR. ave; S.r.s aud Hay and crane "
Mn. stops. -rI ether HuIlda:.- eiti ~ eoI'e-7'
Insured a .s;n.t ioS> or baistic ~ rlt'e-
Jh., Company Las nov "a, al e2'stthee ",o
paid .-.ris half , n-i!h 1c.'-ts i'f t' "a"
rjSh-- .a,srs.,- u.-r.hrt. Tor it>- thh'
,t- p,,rr lasrY.f - *. 1tst :t"tt go lf'', - 20
The l.rsr=, AID secured ,.ii,.i % AZ!
Comps-.T The Wet
tyryf Loss or pAHAGE that occurs 70 proper!
insured ,=d,, tie r'ep.A - -.sih' wal 'e f''' "'
NiStTf PAYS - - =.
m Tow have ;f.rir -tcSts insured u W
Illinois aa.r.l aIa ia OF loss actually s.' tht'
,rar,y q. ,..s ., 70 promised by any "tt-I t"~fans
To I've Y,,.,sr AID tir Mechanic: TINS Scrp-aS u -
b.rs.. g,.ss n.Ye.snt Association: IN shi' a ~
moderate esss, Z: er homes aid ships iin! ,e a.
.x.;., ~ r.sas.s 81 6-e, With certainly thai ol
gfrov.. ,s-y oil receive H.. whale amount itsa'se'
vhSu, ;t s.ton aHSrrrsssrs delay
II a.. tie I.s.-,A.rc EOEs;'fnS Iof tft .,
NE Of u ..o,--,n,ns'iy saving iai e snf' "a, go.
ina: would eih.rxise be taken oGt by i'Fef' - "a
Win al t.-se ineoc-n.nis, Si.o Can N'"
remain c.ius-rety
EO.gP OF DIRECTORS:
H., 60, n "a. IL ". Billings. h. J. Gilman,
T;:ss.hy Tusasr, Lyman TIn'.srf i'onei s1r,,
Hsnr- Ia John Atwood, J. W SctsrPi.s, pc
To- Ei., nileard, Francis A. H1ah..' hs~i>
Kelle-.Hser, 4 g. M.soi. LONG President,
LEw:. EilLINnEkGER: Ifeasrrtr.
e. ATWOOD, Secretary
JorS ATWOOD, Asst Secretary.
rouS aIAIspyt l., G>nSra' AJcT:
HOWARD. -t~.t G.n>TIs -fJ6"t.
yN II True, igsh', o;'dud.
III A CHASE, E,''frtut.
ARTHCR MotiiEE, La SAKE.
LKEiSEf, i"n6o!I ~,
-n1, MURRAY BLANCHARD, Ia Siae
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Fine FarnED: Land. for Sale.

M undersigned has still large quantity of spien
did farming lands in La sale and Livingston coun
for sale easy terms i'll tracts of from " TO o,
acres purchasers may desire. These lands all ~
within convenient distances of the RAILROADS and tn
canal, and afford the best market facilities.
Ottawa the r. l. II. T., aud Pontiac on the C.,
NJ. X. will be tn. most convenient places 70 sto
for thOs. wishing TO examine The land. Anybody II
either place can direc, persons to my residence.
Bruce, August p. leJJ. WILLIAM STRa"N.
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Mc0ilines.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for US to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has been found to do
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Valuable Property
FOR & AI,I-,1

. v Ill So, good time std II reasonable prise
z Tbs fo''cEt-x property. siE:
~ Residence OBJ pm eat SIDE o. FOX R'5-- comprising
the -a-t = a. H 81 lltri.. 40 f-.t and
deep f - a-Trl- quest tr 4EL-sul-sf !t-zt5gL
To- r---,-uc- r a.. ry .. OTTAWA. The grounds
4aoTusG visa ttF .'crst zirus q struttsry
shane -r-s- AL a. ~ garden are apple pear, pl, aud
peacEtf-rs ~ Sr.r.rE cou4g-Ua -so plenty crap
yrss- c-fTsHt-. Egust berries rssp-rrrrir. aud
teST~- IL .sY; ies:f 49,. for AID
i"rf T. FryTtdecfoT.
40 -" - good rrairi. lad Ss~ Michigan
AMI Pontiac. L!.4r .-Jva county
Ls., ] ,. ard g. iac. p. O-izwa.
Los AMI :, --tlVts.vn 81 Lots % ard H. plv-s -
Lot - h-c4 =; Al good bl-i-.sS Lpt-.
AT q t.- <coys valuable pro perry ss-g,d a.
Souseie price, al: % Gua= it s-4G he yarc'a.-r-
= CSSAN-
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ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts Of Tile furnished, Collections made, Invest
rIents made in Government or Other Lands, None,
! Loaned. Ottawa, August ), 1881.
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Books: Books! Books!

A E J. GRIGGS' DRUG AND BOOK STORE.
UST RECEIVED the largest stock of Books and Sta
- tionery ever brought to Ottawa.
School Books of every variety;
Stationery OF all kinds;
$50 Reatns of Paper, such as Note, Letter,
Cap, Bill Cap, Legal Cap, Book Cap, &c;
Plain and Ruled Paper, of vi! kinds;
Cards of all kinds; coiored Card Board;
Drawing Paper, in rolls and in sheets;
Envelopes, all sizes and colors-also opaque;
Memorandums, Diaries, States. &c.
BLANK Books, of all sizes and varieties.
Gift Books, Annals Albums, Portfolios, &c.
Children's Books and Primers.
Books that not in Town W II re ordered as wanted
ocl L. Y. GRlEGS, NdtinGer's BLOCK
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IssE a
part tie Goue. Tor Their * rorduary and immsti-
ate power 81 restoring pri q health persons suffer
iuE under nearly every Kind o. disease to which the
The GLOWING are among the distressing variety .:
human diseases in which the
TEGETi BILE LIFE MEDICINES
Are well known . be iufs..ible.
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first ane
second stomachs. and ting flow OF pure healthy
CY, Loss APPETITE HE,sTBrEx, HgADACHE, EEsTLEss
NESS, !LLTExPEK ASxrErr, LASGroE, and MELANCHOLY,
which the general symptoms Of Dyspepsia, Will
sh, a a nsiarAl consequence OF is cure
CosTiNE\ESs, ~ cleansing the whole length OF tho
IutesineS with solvent process and without violence
all violent plrges leave the bowels cost.Ve within tive
days.
EEyEES Of all kinds by restoring the blood to a re-
euar r ugh the process of respiration in
such and The thorough solution OF all intestinal
obstruction iu others.
The LIrE NJ pICISEs have been known to cure RHEU =
MATISM permanently in three weeks. and GOVT in
half that time, by removing local ind ,mrnaton from
+ the muscles and ii-amentS OF the joints
DGOPsIEs all kinds, by freeing and strengthening
the Kidneys and bladder they operate most delightful
IN on thes, important organs aud hence have ever
been found certain remedy for the worst cases Of
. GRAVEL.
Also yOG,Is by dislodgiug from the turnirgs Of the
bowels the Sling matter TO which these ere ttures adhere
SCUEVY. ULCERS, and lNNErEEATE SORES by the
perfect purity which tines. LIFE MEDICINES give to the
/ sCoRBUTIC EEUPTIoNS and BAD CoNPlExIoSs, by
their Alternative effect the hGids that feed the skim
aud the morbid OF which occasions all eruptive
complaints, sal.o", cloudy, and other disagreeaoe
complications
The these Plls Tor very short time WIN ell ect
. an entire of SALT RHEUM, and a striking i'm
prOyement in the clelrness of the skin. COMMON
COLDS and INFLUENZA will always be cured by one
dos0 by two in the worst cases.
PlLES.-The original proprietors of these Medicines
cured of Piles Of 81 years standing, by the use Of
the LIFE MEDICINES alone.
! FEY ER AND AGUE.-For this scour &c Of the West
country, these Medicines will be found a safe,
speedy, and certain remedy. Other medicines leave
:he subject IA return Of the disease-a cure
by these Medicines is permanen-TRY THEM, BE SATIs-
FIED, AND BE CUiED.
/ BIIIOITS FIyEKS AND LIVER CONPLAINTS-GE-
NERAL DEBILITY, Loss OF APPETITE, and DISEASES OF
FEMaLEs-the Medicines have been used with the most
beneficial results in of this description :kISG q
EVIL, and SCROFULA IL its forms, yields the
mild powerful action of these able Medi-
cines NIGHT SwEArs. Nervous DEBILITY, NERVOUS CON-
PLANTS of all kinds PALPITAToS o. HEART PAINT
ERS' Collie. speedily cured.
! NEhCURIAL DISEASES Persons whose constitu
tious have impaired by the injudicous Of
MERCURY, will find these Medicines perfect cure, as
they never fail eradicate from the system all the ef.
fects Mercury infinitely than the most pow
/ erful preparations of sarsapariiia.
! Prepared and sold by W. b. MOFFAT,
| S35 Broddray, Ne,o York.
Fer sale by all Druggist. aug41y
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NJ o L L y I, =
Life PiIIS& Phoenix ljltters.

fE1iEri MEDICINES lave nov Dec: before The public
4 f5r . period of THIRTY fEAl.-, and during that
have railcl:nei i-H character IL almost every
part Of IL. Globe Tor their rurd nary and imme!i
power restoring peri q health 10 persons suffer
u- under nearly every Kind o! disease TO which the
human frame Is liable.
The Glowing among the distressing variety 81
49,, IL i-, l=rF,- -
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A Il.

A L E.
vTyHE undersigned has commenced Brewing a SUPERIOR
.rtirle of CREAM ALE, and hopes to receive the
public patronage, he is determined to nothing in
its manufacture but the very best Malt and Hops
Orders left the Brewery, at the p Godfrey
or at J. Clancy Co.'S shall be promptly attended to-
brewery on OTTAWA Avenue, west Of the Ravine.
Ottawa, Nov 8, 1860. Ri 0'REILLY.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE OF
Costireuess, Jaun!ice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dysenteyy, FoA Stomach, EjysipeLaS, Headache.
Piles, Rheumatism, Eyuptions aad Ssis Diseases.
Liva Complaint, Dropsy, letter, Tamors and
Salt Rhe'un, Worms, Govt, Net,ulgia, as a
Dinner Pin, and for Purifying tie Blood.
They are sugar-coated. so that the most sens-
tive can take them pleasantly. and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes of
family physic.
Price 25 cents per Box; Five boxes for S10O.
Creatnumbers of Clergymen, Physicians. States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAc IN winch they
are given; with also full descriptions OF the above
complaints and the treatment that should DC foI-
lowed for their cure. .,
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers WITH
other preparations they make more profit on,
Demand AYERS. and take no others. Inc sict
want the best aid there FOX them, and they shouC
have Il.
AL our remedies are for sale by
! D. WALKER, z. Y. GRIGGs, G. L. THOMPSON, an
NJ KSEUSSL, OTTAWA F: }. II REID CO. Chicago
= fararD Q.,
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LANDS Tor S1sc.
or sale 4.

For Sale.
90 Lots in Sau--T'- Addition 20 Ottawa, zad 81
tO Lot. IL Ola Town s;a;.'s Addition > Ot,.-
- -.le cL~aP laaz-l l. =. SASGEg.
'Y'HRYE IJLees .ad Let, rent
4 au.- L. ? sASGEs
.,EvE,S improved :Aru.- &c, sa,e.
- .uss = r. SANGER.
: bSfF.+rs- 81 'Eifie.
sANlN'f !lH sIsf -"af-r- abstract o. t,tle o.
every Iteu> o. iaat lot 10 the county
Who, is l-.t VS. every night prepared to FUR
El>.. short i0t,,y a reasonable terms abstracts
q; -le. Iar--~I /. 4. SANGER.
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LJGiAN Y NNNGE.s.

F5yHE undsrsignsd hs. go Of choice Gnim
prove / farming lands, in La Sale and Lisingst
Counties, Tor sale, easy i-rns.
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School Books !

A LARGE and complete stock of the different kinds
u of School Books that used in the city and
country schools, just received nd for sale low at
sep1 L. Y. GRlGGS.
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WAX. Paper, China, and India Rubber Dolls and
w Doll Heads, from ; cents to 50. Paper Dolls and
Furnites Also, large stock of Toys the Drug and
Book Store of Iocs1 L. Y. GRIGGS.
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TNslcsess
IT SEFUL and Ornamental, such as Money urses
u Gard Cases Cabas, Pen Knives, Ia bets, &c
1890 s' ' EY GRIGGS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13
COMPANIES UNIFORMED.
aEGIMENTAL APPOINTMENTS.
A Captain Inspected Out.
Special Dispatch to the Herald.

Special Dispatch to the Herald
CAMP UNDERWOOD, Burling ton. une 18th
Nothing of special note transpired in camp
to-day excepting that private by the name of
Wesley Spaulding, of the Fletcher Comnanv
was drummed out as the reporter understood.
tor not taking the oath. Gen. Baxter struck
from the roll the name of Alexis Mead a pri-
vate in the same company, on account Of DISC
oedence and mUtinous conduct. The Benning.
ton Companies, the Montpelier, and the Water
bury Company named respectively A. +. and u
we're uniformed this morning. The business of
psrcelling ont the respective uniforms will be
continued from day u day until com pleted
This IS Of course work OF some time. as each
man has to find his fit in the variety of garments
The uniforms furnished thus far add very much
TO the appearance Of the troops
The following appointments were made this
afternoon under special order: No 9.-Wm.
Gninon lst Sergeant Of Company F is appoint
ed Sergeant Major Of the Fad Regiment VIM.
j. Cain is appointed Quarter Master Sergeant
of the End Regiment; Louriston d. Stone is an
pointed Commissary Sergeant of the End Regi-
ment upon the recommendation Of Surgeon
Ballou
Eli L, Stearns recent graduate of our Med.
ical College, receives the appointment of Hos
pitaI Steward
The hospital IS admirably arranged to meet
the wants of the Regiment
Through the coartesey Of Capt. r. Smith. Q f
the Tunbridge company. your reporter has been
enabled to secure many advantages in the way
Of looking on
Capt Smith maintains very strict order and
discipline. bu: is nevertheless a very popular
officer and gentleman.
The Captain Of the Fletcher company being
inspected out on accoun, Of his age. it i, under
stood that Capt. Buniham. Of Montpelier. is to
take his place. The whole matter however rests
in conjecture as yet I shall be able 70 give fur.
Their details to-norrow
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13
HAY CAPS.

EDITOR With your leave | will answer
questions for the benefit of your readers
through the Herald. The cost of Hay Caps
are, if you get as did, yard wide cotton cloth
(best quality and make the Caps two yards
square, thirty-four cents each some have
them trhe less than two yards square
Where the growth of grass is at the rate of
two tuns per acre, two yards square is the
proper size. There are different ways OF
making them.-I think the best and cheapest
made, is to turn up each c6rner and tie in a
string for loop of sufficient size to admit a
halfinch pine pin or Is inches long, (which
fits the cap over the hay-cock, on the same
principle as the cloth is drawn over umbrella
bows and no ordinary storm will wet the
hay when the Cap is well pinned on
would not take one dollar each for mine, I'M
less | could get more. I have heard many
say that cotton cloth without some prepare
ton will wet through, but it IS not 50 |
would rather have mine as they are, than
with an oil coating, as some have advocated.
| disinterestedly urge you gentlemen. far
mers of Rutland County, to try the expert
ment, and | will guarantee YOU to receive
more benefit than the cost of the Caps in one
year, and they will last ten years
DANIEL kIMBALL.