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IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND GENTLE
i MEN-nRY GOODS Az AND RELOX COST =.

i MEN-DKY GUUDS AT AND BELOW CUST.-
offer for sale my entire stock OF Dry Goods, Shoes
and Boots which is very large, consisting of most
every article generally fonnd In first class Dry
Goods Store. All eolors of Merinoes Delaines:
Alpaeas Black and Colored silks Linen Hdkfs.
at . cts :; Irish Linen 25 cts; fine Linen Bosoms
Isl cts; rich Worked Collars 25 cts: Flannels ~
Shawls Bed and Servants Blankets Cashmeres;
Satin cts Kentucky Jeans. for boys aud men, at
half their value Brown and Bleaehed Cotton, OF
Tow cling and Table Cloths Black, White and
Mixed Woolen Yarn, at 81 per H.: Under shirts
aud w Wooen Drawers, at prices from IL and higher;
Extension skirts; Hosiery; Kid Gloves, black
and colored, at 3f5 cts; Swiss Cambria and Cheek
Muslin and great many more Goods, too nu-
merous to mention, all OF which you can buy to
your satisfaction, by calling at No 27 Main street.
ja19 JOSEPH sTRACsE.
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81 AreoU
SICk2
SMALL PART
oF TESTIMONY

. rPoN INDEX OF PA Nj Z II LET OF
!. - ny uAMpINN \ TLNCIIkE.
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CPRING GOODS AT GREAT SACRI-
y FICE, TO CLOSE BUSINESS. CHARLES b.
GWATKiN, sth and Main streets north side, will
sell the whole of his spring stock at great saeri
rifce-a large assortment Lawns, Cambrics, Col
lars, Poplinetts sc. Families may rely upon get
ting bargains. Also, large lot French Bereges
and English Bereges, at a great loss. House for
rent. GHAS A SW hIhiN,
10
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ap ---ts IIHp0FteTs aud IObbers, NAH 50.
HOUSEkEEPlNG GGOODs.-CHRIsTlAN Il
IL LATHROP would invite particular attention
to their stock of Goods for Families and Planta-
tion use. Linen sheeting in lea, ia, and l2-4:
pillow Case Linens 10 In. to So fn; Shirting
Damask Napkins: Huck, Bird skye, and scotch
Diaper; Furniture Dimity and Marseiiles Quilts.
India Dimiy: Checked cambrlcs; Heavy White
Cambrics and Jaconets: FIannels, Blankets, aud
Cassimeres; Cotton Sheeting aud shirtngs: Or
naburgs and COored Cotton Goods; Mourning
Goods-sueh ca Mouselaines PopiiHs, Bemba.
zines Tarnise Canton Cloth, English Grape, Grape
and Lace Wells. Also, a large stock OF Velvet.
Brussels, Thiee-piy and Ingram Carpets, all of
which will be sold at prices 10 suit the times.
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N Nantes, Armlets, Leggings. and every other
style Wooden Net Goods, selling of less than cost,
to close out for the season Great bargains can be
Mailert's old stand, Al Main street:
r. D DON'T FORGET No. IL.
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/ and COL0RED TARLATANs, at iae: per yard !;
the cheapest Embroideries; If You want the cheap
est Cioaks: ii You want the cheapest Black silks
ii you want the cheapest shirt Bosoms IL yon
sorts Of goods much below the usual prices, so to
L. GoLDsMlT'S i7s Broad ST.,
Tt,aa fr..a
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WisiAR's, BROWNS aud Bryant's Cough
B,i Lotehges; Ayers Cherry Pectorai, Wistar :
Isa1 H.. ~ OF Wild Cherry; Dr. Roses Expectorant;
fvPat4r remedies tor Coughs and Colds, for sale
L. WAGNER, Druggist
-sa9' Corner 9th aud Broad streets.
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NOTICE THIS.-$s will buy a half dozen
IN Linen Bosom Shirts; 4i0 will buy q fancy Cas-
simere Suit. fashionaby Gu, aud we'll made These
articles cheap, and we offer them for the plea.
sure OF selling IRVING HULL, Agent
Next to Pairo's Exchange once,
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TERysS nv Anvrurrsry
DRY GOODS a. =

II cur owr importation:
1,ec0 "a Misses '' as all sizes and
qualities:
1000 dox. Gents COTTON ALF-HosE, all quail
tiles;
Also, I,See doz l.. c. HANDKERCHIEFs. all
grades:
All of which We offer to the trade at q small ad
vance upon cost of Importation
GINTER, ALVEY & ARENTs,
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PRICE ONE CENT.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

n. A. STCkDivANT,
0~Sa ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VA.
III Otiee on llth, between Main and franklin
streets, opposite Goddin's Hail. ia 3o-1H*
DR.. GEO. w. BRIGGS offers his
49, professional services TO the citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity
OFFICE next door to En- EAcHo's on 18th street.
between Main aud Franklin.
REsIpsSGE-2dh and Broad sts., Church Hill.
ia 2s-3m
PR RESTON NJ. QUARLES, NOTARY
81 PUBLIC FOR THE CITY OF RICHMOND
AND COUNTY OF HENRlCO.-As Notary, will
take dispositions and ackn0w led dginents, admins
ter and certify oaths and perform whatever ether
duties pertain to the Office of Notary. Will also
attend to the ADJUSTMENT and COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS, WRITING DEEDS, CONTRACTS, &c.
Rss Office, Basement of State Court-H House.
no 27-3m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-12
War Meeting at the Court House.


In pursuance to a call large and spirit
ed meeting of the citizens of Ottawa was
held at the Court House on Saturday
evening, Oct s. The meeting was o"gan-
lied by appointing Hon. NJ. E. Hollister
President, and H. 7. Clark, Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object of the
meeting to be to consult together and
adopt some plan to assist Col. Cushman to
fill his brigade. The chairman read a
highly patriotic letter from Col. Cushman,
expressing his regret al not being present,
and pledging his entire strength and
ability to assist in putting down the re-
bellion The meeting .yas then addressed
by Messrs. Glover, Cogswell, Avery, and
Rev. C. 7 Clark On motion OF Mr. Glover
it was
ReSOived That is the duty of all citizens
TO assist Col. Cushman to fill his brigade,
and that all the speakers be requested 10
citizens throughout the county.
Messrs. Glover NJ. E. HOLSTER, Avery,
.. 2. Clark, and Jas. Stout, volunteered
their services for the coming week.
There being no further business, the
meeting adjourned till next Saturday
night.
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The Latest Il Rest News for tho People
$4,000

Worth OF Fall and Winter Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
such Shirts Drawers, Handkerchief, Neckes Stock
ings, &c, Carpet Bags and India Rubber Suits to be
sold at 10 cent Below Cos, Positively but Six
Weeks Left Obtain Bargains NJ. whitestsne Bro
will from this day of their entire stock, above
meG toned OF the latest style. Their Goods were
bought Panic Prices and 10 be sold a: Less
than Cost and if the people viii bu; give them trial,
buying elsewhere will find the truth OF the asser
ton Their Store is loo ated Madison Street, be-
Prescots Hat Store ard fske's Clothing Store
Don't fail give them call before you buy elsewhere,
as yen are bound TO have Goods OF the latest style
an bargains biges; kind hal this side Of
New York city. Ba, aims left for the million.
P.S-Formerly .meron's Law off ice. and no humbug.
Name the door
OTTAWA Sept IS. ISL.
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0ttana fire. Gra6er
LOCAL. MATTERS
The County Fair Next Thursday.


Let it ever be remembered, and by no
means forgotten by any body, that our
County Fair stands adjourned over to next
Thursday.
On that day are to be exhibited wha'
were really intended to be the leading
features of the fair
l. Lody Eq,ses',io"ship' in which there
are a number of entries.
> 7roting match, also long list of en-
tries: and the books still open.
3. The Firemans Iouneanant The ar
rangements are such as to insure one of
the most exciting contest Imaginable
A. Parade Of Col Dickey's Cavalry, in
full uniform, equipments, dc.
D. Possibly, "A parade of Cushman's
artilley, as the company is about full and
the guns are daily expected.
Now here is an assemblage Ct novelties
that we are sure no one can resist, and our
confidence is high that this will be the
largest crowd IN attendance ever witnessed
on the fair ground
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rIIr HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

TIE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually in peril if she is mad enough neglect
or maltreet these sexual irregularities to which two
thirds of her more or less subject.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. prepared from the same
formula which the inventor CORNELIUS l. CHEESE
MAN, NJ D.. OF New York. has tor twenty years used
successfully in extended private practice-Immedi
ately relieves without pain, all fs;u Dances of the
riodical dicharCe whether arising from relaxation
suppression. They act like "A chakm in removing the
pains that accompany difficult or immo derae meustru
alton. and the only safe and reliable remedy for
SIDES, Pspitation OF the Heart Nervous Tremor, Hys
dangerous effects OF Immature! condition a. the
ual functions. In the of Flu0r AtJUs or
Whites they effect a speedy
TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS offered the only
safe means OF rene" ing interrupted mensruaton, but
LADIES Must BEAR IN MIND
That that re1y If taken wh' the Interrupt
ton arises from natural they will inevitably
prevent the expected events This CAUTION Is ABB
EOLUTELY NECESSARY, for such i the tendency of
the Pills t. the original functions of the sexual
that they inevitably arrest the of
CESSATION.
Elphcit directions, sto,ting rohsn. and ,oten thy
should not be Usod. with each Box-the Price one Dol
LIr each Boz, continuing ~ IiHs.
vauabls Pamphlet. to be free, OF the Agents.
Fills sent by dii promptly, by enclosing price TO any
Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.
L. Is HUTCHINGS, Proprietor,
% C.dor st. Ne,c York.
Sold in Ottawa by d. WALKER, L. Y. GRIGGS, and
by Druggists every where. 2e-ly
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SORGHUM MoLAssEs We are debtor to
Messrs Greeu at Dayton, for jug of Sor-
ghum molasses, an average specimen OF
an article they are turning Oft at the rate
Of 80 to 200 GALLONS day, with one of
Gates d: Cos Evaporators. 1t is certainly
superior to the ordinary West India or
New Orleans molasses-indeed preferred
by many to syrup for table use. The
Me>srs. Green are doing large business in
for the farmers of La Sale and neighbor-
uing conties.
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Messrs WhItestone and Bro are in re-
ceipt of a heavy new stock Of Clothing
suitable to the season. Besides a supe.
rior lot Of coats, pants, vests, furnishing
goods, &c, their new stock also embraces
superior assortment o! hats and caps OF
the latest ana most fashionable styles
They are pleasant and accommodating
chaps to deal with Third door east OF
CITY Bank
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Ayegetabie Syrup, a-G sovereign for thu relief
and of Colds, Coughs. Asthma, Nhoopiug Cough,
Hoarseness. bronchitis Consumption, Sore Throat or
Wptheria, Neuralgia. and Pain in the Breast Ii cures
q cough with a bad cold in night Use 1t for child
rem when they sick. 1t cures their cold, makes
them breathe easy and rest quietly, and them
health without the sickening effect of Anthony
Ipecac.
Sold by Druggists, in bottles att 5c Soc and 81 and
in Ottawa by f. I. GRiGGS-
Western Depot, 2i0 South Clark St, Chicago. Orders
promptly attended to. Address,
dec1-1y L. J. IVES
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County Clerk.

Independent Union candidate for County Clerk.
Tocl2I ARTHUR LOCKWOOD.
WILLIAM s E.sToS respectfully announces shat he is
a candidate Gor County Clerk OF La Sale county.
Ne are authorized announce SAMUEL W RAYMOND
as a candidate for county clerk Of La Sale county at
the mex, November election.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10Th.
Wheat was dull, and - lc lower on both
Spring and Winter. Z, 1Gc TOR No. Spring
II , 1Oc for No = Spring and SIS a soc tor
rejected.
The receipts of Corn continue light With bet
ter advlc : from New York the market was frmer
TO-DAY and advanced ii - per bush, closing
firm. Sales u Il l-2c for Mixed in store; DC
for canal Mixed siioat and lSc for Rel In store
Oats were IN good demand at II i II lie for
No IN store. Rye firm and steady at 3Uc. Bar
lev firm. Timothy >eed-sales at si.25 a 10 for
inferior to choice. Hides firm Wool wanted, at
fair prices for coarse. Butter dull. Lard dull.
Eggs firm and higher. Live stock dull.
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HE CITY BAN
First Class Insurance Agency,

Home insurance Company. New York,
Capital 81 100000; Surplus sio0, 900.
Charter Oak Insurance Co.. Hartford,
Capital 100000; SIRIUS az, eco.
Mel chants Insurance CO., Hartford,
Capital 100000.
Park Fire Insurance Co.. New York,
Capital, 100000.
EDWARD EAMES, agent,
;una0 At the city Bank, Ottd,ca.
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L ounty Judge.

We are authorze ID 10 announce +. :. H0brook, Esq
OF Peru, n nddaj. for the office OF County JGdg,
Of La Sale county, the ensuing November election
We are authorize to announce the Hon. John c
thamp q candidate for reelection to the o. zee
Of Judge of the County Court Of La Sale county ths
ensuing November election.
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Col. Dickey'S Regiment.

Col. DlcKEY's regiment is full There
are II companies, all having the number
required, aitr or.gh few are not full to
the maximum limit The boys, we also
observe, have received part of their
clothing, arms, &c.
Col d has spared no labor or exertion
to have his regiment fully equipped and
ready fJr service, although he has found
the qt lrtermasters department unexpect-
eddy sluggish. There may be reason for
this, for the draft VI on i, is tremendous :;
but it has occasioned much Inconvenience,
and occasionally we fear some real suffering
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Petition of Hervey King and others, asking the
CITY Council to cause the side walk on the west
side of La Sale street from the canal to the FEEDER
On motion of Drew, pct,titiou received. and the
ctv Marshal directed to notify parties owning pro-
nertv ON the line of said side walk, to relay the
! same Immediately
of streets in relation to street Iai or, presented,
and referred to street and alley committee.
Report of Saml Patterson, supervisor of streets,
in relation to street labor presented and referred
to street and alley Committee.
Ctancey moved that Samuel Patterson be re-
tanned as Supervisor of streets for the present. he
receiving pay for the time employed.
/ Stout moved to amend by having the matter of
employing street Supervisor with the street and
alley Committee Amendment carried
I On motion of Drew,
Or,ierei, That the Street and Alley Committee
be instructed TO cause street crossings to be con-
structed Oh the east side of La Sale street across
Washington slreet, Lafayette street. and jackson
street and repair crossings across Lafayette street
on west side of La Sale street.
On motion of Grldev,
Oyicyed, That the tax levied on the Fox RIVER
bridge for the year 1861. be RENTED
/ On motion of Smith.
! Ordered. That special committee of three be
appointed to confer with the committee OF the SUI
4 pervisors ON Court House and Jail, in relation to
procuring room in the Court House for city Jail.
Char appointed Drew, Dow aud Butler, said
committee.
Bills ORDERED PAIp-Bill OF Periey stone,
$3.50 Bill Of JDha White, team labor, &l.25
Bill of Hiram Wright, street labor, sl.S1. Bill OF
Thomas Welsh work on streets s2lOO Bill of
NJ Barber, work on streets and lumber, S5Oi
Bill of Fl ank Porter bury ing nuisance, SLIGO. Bill
of I Brush services AS City Marshal, to Oct. l,
1861 balance due S.63 Bill of William Greggor.
tending Madison street bridge, $500. Bill of
Henry Hoffwinster work on Madison st. bridge,
$500. Bill of Z O'kane, services as Assistant
Supervisor Of streets Oct. LIST, 1861 $500. Bill
of Wm Ball, team labor, $500. Bill of August
Seceder, team labor, 500. Bill OF W Walker,
blacksmithing, sll5. Bill Of Mark Okans, dray-
ing, LOO.
Bills OF T Morgan and James O'Reiley, present
ed and referred To Finance Committee.
On motion of Drew,
O,dered. That the city Marshal be directed TO
ascertain the amount of fines due the city from
Lockwood. Police Magistrate.
On motion of Dow.
Or tered, That the City Clerk be directed to
issue an order the Treasurer in favo- of Sanger
d. Cosey, for sixty dollars, amount due them for
stone.
Adjourned to October 2 d. 1861.
o. LEANENS, city Clerk.
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WATER WoRKs.-Judge Cations water
pipes are slowly moving up La Sale street
They are now crossing Madison street,
and move at the rate of about square
day. These pipes are intended to supply,
at a moderate rate, to families, offices. ho-
tells, &c, the water from the great basin
on the south side-the same pure, soft
spring water with which the starch facto-
ry is supplied. There is this side of the
Green Mountains no purer water than
this and had we dwelling within reason
able distance of Judge Cations pipes, we
should as soon think of going without
bread as without stream Of this water
FRANKLIN SEWING MACHINE.-We have
some acquaintance with the Franklin
Sewing Machine for the sale OF which MIR.
F. B. Hoyt is agent in this city, and know
it to be as good as any now in use Tor
family sewing 1t is simple in construe-
ton, strongly made. and not liable to get
out of repair. Read advertisement
Council Proceedings.
r. October, sth, 1861.
/ Regular meeting. Preseat-Mayor Cheever;
( Aids Butler W alters Drew, Dow, Clancy, smith,
GridIev. Stout, Morgan, Siruwn, Siattery, Nits-
cheim and SlackpOie.
Minutes OF last meeting read aud approved.
Petition Of A Z Reed asking for auciloneers
license for the balance OF tine municipal year.
( On motion of " alters, petition received and
license granted BY the petitioner paying twenty
three dollars therefor
Petition oi NJ kLeussi, asking the city council to
remit II portion oi the tax paId bv hun on the WI
of the of lot =, Block l.. original town vi Otta'
wa, presented.
smith moved TO postpone the further considera-
! ton of SAID petition. Carried.
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OTTAW A Wholesale MARKET

OrrawA, Oct. IL, 1861.
FiOur-Winter wheat, t2a2 IS pr loo; spring
extra, 81 SAL. spring W fine LIS.
Germ .N1t-4 'a5oc pr. 100.
ln15 spring, 65a6tc-
Co,7,-Shclled, zoe for 6Oiu> eaI poo IS bs
Li1tS--l3c for s. lbs.
Bulkey-20c for IS lbs.
Rpe-40c.
7Gmothg .>esd-sl50.
PotdtOeS-lcal5c. p. bush.
kggs--5c.
Bntter--SalOc.
CAR .>kiHs-5c
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OLD COMPANY lin May, 1916 Colonel
I. l.. Dickey raised company in Ottawa
for the Mexican war. 1t was composed Of
about % men, few recruits having been
at Alton. The company went as far as
San Antonio, in Texas, were Capt. Dickey
and Lieut. Reed We're compelled by i'll
health 10 resign. and the company filled
tneir places by electing B. NJ Preutiss
Captain and ". IL D. Wallace Lieutenant
% the members OF that company, proba-
bly, not over ~ are now living. Among
these are the following:
Gen B. ". Prentiss, now in Missouri
Col ". ii. l. Wallace at Birds Point,
Col I. Lyle Dickey, cavalry regiment
Capt. W. l. GIb-oL. IN DIckey regiment
II. j Reed ia iiecker regiment
l.. Carr. Fox River regiment.
j. II. Morrill,, Col. William Rifle
battalion.
Capt N. Oman, Cu~hmans regiment.
John Bendix, Quarter Master in
Iowa regiment
1t. }. E Skinner, Col Wallace regt.
Besides some other Lieu;euants, Ser
geants, DC.
Geo. L. Fisher also a member OF Old
Company l, is Col. Major of a California
regiment, In the present war.
Can any other Company in the Mexican
war give as good an account of itself in
the present WARP
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NJ AR RIE d !:

In this city, the 18th inst. by the Rev. p. n.
Benedict, Mr.. MELVIN r. MILLER, OF Brookfeld, to
Mis-. OPHELIa WIpGER. of Seneca.
In Marseiiies on the 10th inst , by the Rev. c. II
Force, Mr. SAMUEL j. DICKgEMAN. OF Grand Rapids, to
Miss MARY PtDpIcoRp. Of Marseilies.
On the eth inst. by Arthur Lockwood, Esq, Mk
JOHNSON. to Miss JULIA WILLIAMSON both OF the
town of Mission.
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Special n otiees.

kTepdrcQ from prescription Of >T -. CIdrke, " d.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluabl Medicine is unfailing in the of
all those painful and dangerous diseases which
female constitution is subject. Il all
and all distractions and speedy be
Ts NAkRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited 1t WILL
short time, bring the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle price One Dollar hears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits.
These Pfs should not be taken by females dnying the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, IS Mey are
sure to bring Hiscarriage, but am 9th time
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back anCLimbs Fatigue slight exertion Papi,a-
sn Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
eject when all other have failed, and al
Though powerful remedy do not contain iron calome
antimeny, or anything hurtful to the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around eack package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOE MOSES Uats l. c. Baldwin COD
n. B.-$l and postage stamps enclosed TO any au-
hsrized Agent will bottle OF the Fills by return
Sold by E. Y. GRIGGs, Ottawa, and all good Drug
-;st. 1ovl1-6m
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TO X'gII; PUBLIC.
"Money Saved is Money Made!"
THE I. S. EXPRESS COMPANY
,IS THE
SAFEST AND CHEAPEST
Means through which to
Il N u M Q m Z z

To the Usited States the Candles 1t is much be =
the clrrent rates of exchange, The Company be-
ing responsible for all remittances.
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LA SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,

CAPITAL UNLIMITED
And constantly increasing fund for the pay
OF losses by FIRE,
S ) ) 1 4 3 8
gIyHIs Company having entered upon its fourth year,
under very favorable circumstances, having lia-
biIties and increasing the favor of the public CONT
nues 20 insure Barns, and their
on very reasonable terms
(l1fce in ETs,k ~ Ogtdtcd-
vi. N. TKuE, Sec'y. J0HNv. A. HOES, Pres't.
DIRECTORS:
Lorenzo Leland, VIM heddick,
Geo. L. Walker, = v. a noes,
John Hnssack, Hh,; u; true,
John Armour, " W oachs"h'
Ricb.rd Thorne J. G. Nattinger,
Benz. T. Phelps, fIiio Lihhiey' -.
John ID. Cation. my26
ORTON'S BOOK STORE
You get nothing good the Drug Stores. jan29
NDUYYoUR SCHOOL BOOKS At
Ii br2a 0RToN's BOOK STORE
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"HOPE. q

STILL CSwARD.-After a thorough trial by innu-
merabIe living witnesses, Herr,ks Sugar Coated Pills
have proved be the medicine of the age. This
continues steadily advance il the estimation Of
the world the best family medicine ever introduces
In all bilious arrangements they fail. and
zitersaI cathaTtic excel all others Price - cents
See advertisement on third page.
oc13iy w. ". CAPHON, Tracing AGENT
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-27
STATE OF VERMONT.
AoJutant and Inspector Generals Oeic-
Rutland April 81 1871
GENERAL ORDER, NO 70

me Uniformed Militia Of this State having
10 serve on the requisiton OF the Presden Of the
states, 1t Is hereby ordered that the following Gonna
es DC ustaisd TO serve as the volunteer Regmen thus
20 braadon' Go q, GitdIebury Co. D, Rutland
20: T. NoTthfeld, Of the lstR=gment "1''Al1
Of the End Regiment w. ~ Ua'ehdI'h,
- Co. TO- A. spg,ingon Co. b, St. Adams Co. C. srsoon
The foregoing companies will hold tbem,s,vs, .,.
70 march to the place Of reniezvou- TO be hereafar
e Ibs Oh tTenty-four hours notice.
SACKS biarIsts ans overc?a', knspsack., haver-
out = TO the regiment as possible ''' 'eu
en man eofh posing the sevea Companies de.iynata
~ ece'Fe lae sum OF Ell rh!een dollars per month 80
aa'e OF ms order until they are mus, red nt b
service OF the United States. N '"'o the
Brlgadier General ALoSzo J.crv.x vi,
snis order throughout his Command 'isa'e
6y Order Of the ,omma ndcr.n { bief
II HENRY BANTER.
40. & ms. GenL