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WAS THEIR A DouErE PANIc 1.-The can
tious and ,ua!ly reliable correspondent Of
tae World writes as follows from Washing
ton:
The facts show clearly that the rebels
were retreating towards Manassas ut the
same time that our army We're flying back
Ia Washington The rebel cavalry was left
10 cover the retreat on their side. and they
had then no idea that they had won the
victory. II our tusltiveS could have been
!oymei in order IN the rear of the position
occupied by Blemkers reserve, they might
haze retu ned during he nigh or the II, X.
morning and triumphantly occupied the
te.y field OF battle on which they had
fought SO vel Not 4 gun Tor :, wa.on
would have been lost Oh our side. but the
heavy guns III th-enemy batteries would
all have been ca ,,uTed.
An additional evidence OF the astonish-
n+nt OF the ieh-is at the retirement of our
i"rces l. furnished from the fact that on
Noncav morning a gentleman. IN citizen
di esS rode down the road from C.utrev IL
1" where the camp of the First Ma--aciiu
sets regiment had been. and found there
cavalry picket of TIM re ,,l>, NO d,.ri,.
Win e,I lent amaz-rrrnI, why the camp
had b.--d sacat-o 80 hum ,-,l,y a. to l,-a,r
behind tIe blankets aud hnaf,sacks oil the
men.
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THE WAR IL Missouri.

~. w AN IN Ah1lSSOlh i.
Missouri continues cor, para,ively quiet
With the exception of the Jackson army
beyond the AIkansas line. and the force
threatening to attack Birds Point, there
seems to be no formidable rebel army to
encounter in Missouri
Gen Lyon is still few miles beyond
Springfield. preparing to attack, or resist
the attack, Of jackson and McCulIoch.
He has ROW Il well appointed army of ten
or twelve thousand men. Gen Sweeney,
part OF his command, advanced to FORSYTH,
on the 18th, from winch place he drove
lbs rebels killing five of them. He found
the Court House filled with blanket pro
visions, camp equipage, &c, to the value
Of $4,000, which he seized
Gen. Pope, by his prompt measures, has
pretty UGH insured quiet on the North
Missouri and on the Hannibal and st. 10.
r. r. He has placed Col Grant, with a
portion of his regiment, at Mexico; Col.
Ross at Warrenton and Col Palmer ut
Renick and Sturgeon. lie has also issued
proclamation, forbidding his own sol.
! diers, under heavy penalties, from com.
+ mitting outriges on citizens; declaring. at
the same time, that citizens committing
outrages will be summarily punished, and
that for all damage done to either railroad,
he will take the property of those respon-
sible to pay for it.
The State Convention on the 30th passed
the ordinance declaring the office of Gov.
ernes', Lieut.. Governor, and Secretary of
State vacant, and on Friday elected the
Hon. II. Il. Gamble, of St Louis, Governor,
Willard Phail, 1t. Governor, aud Mortle
CT Oliver Secretary of State; and on the
list inst, inaugurated them to take the
place of the vacated officers. The reople
are to vote on the acts Of the convention
in November. The Convention adjourned
to meet again on the 81 Monday in De.
cember. The new officers imned;a ely
entered upon the discharge of their duties
few unimportant skirmishes have ia
ken place On the Goth. Capt Williams,
Jacksonville, No, whom he dispersed,
killing six and losing two Next day, the
federal troops under Maj. Van Doren took
possession OF the place. but the day after
returned to Kansas City. \ day or two
after this. IT appears the Kansas freebooter
Jemison entered the place, drove out a few
rebels, and robbed several store. Of cloth.
ing, distributing it among his troops.
On the oath, Company A. of Col. Palm.
ers regiment. while out scouting on the
north Bio X. r., fell in with 500 rebels 3
miles from Sturgeon. whom they attacked
and killed g. 1" losing man. The rebel
Captain. one Is'is, was taken prisoner.
On the 9Th detachment Of Col. Tur.
chins Zoaayss. stationed ut Palmyra made
q rapid march on Emerson, where thew
surprised = band Of rebels, taking ~ pri.
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W ESrERy VIRGINIA.

Very little is said about General Rosen-
Grams, who succeeded to McClelIan's com
mand on the Upper Potomac. blind
despatch says he has gone south west, TO
intercept Gov Wise, who is fleeing before
Gen. Cox. Wise, on the 25tn, was at
Charleston, up the Kanawha, with 1000
troops. Cox followed him and, on the
26.i, drove him out, Wise, in his fiji hit.
burning steamboat and destroying the
bridges az he went to leyent pursuit. On
the 29th, Cox was a, Gauley bridge, a, d
on the 5Uth, a despatch says, part of his
free, 5000 iIrn, under Col Tyi,r met
Wise at BuliS Town with 7,00' men with
whom lie lad sharp engagement losing
Coz men and killing 800 of Wise's men.
Wise reiieited
Yesterdays despat ches bring Gen. Cox s
tiic.al report TO Gen Scot; Of tie affair al
.uiey Bridge. rur troops captured one
thousand muskets that the rebels had uo
time to take with them. Wise DESTROY. d
! large amounts ofrroperty, both Of Union
men and secessiuEists, in that vicinity, the
later OF whom are highly Indignant, aud
o. emly express their recantaiion of .ece,.
sonisin, and adherence to the UEion.-
Western Virginia now contains but lew
rebel trocp.. The valley of the Ka,awia
is entirely fred from them.
since the battle 1T Bulls Run it is
averIed that General Lee las been AS
signed to the command of the rebels on
the Upper Potomoc in place of Gernet,,
and is gathering quite force to start in
pursuit of Rosencrans
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may bring against him. He is rapidly
turned with 10000 men to Winchester,
and there 10 little doubt but this means
an attack on Banks. At the same time
it 10 said the rebel Gen. Lee is preparing
| to push an army across the Potomac into
Mar, land from Leesburg, few miles
below the Ferry. There may soon be hot
work in that quarter.
AFFAIRS AT CAIRo-BATTLE IMMINENT.
The great point of interest for the last
few days has been Cairo. There seem.
now but little doubt that the rebels intend
to make an attack upon Birds Point
With this view is has been, it is supposed,
that SO large force Of rebels has within
the last ten days been concentrated ut
New Madrid, 3S miles below Birds Point,
OIL the Missouri side. 25 steamers lett
Memphis with troops for this point on
Monday Large forces from Union City
, and Columbus have also gone there, SO
that, OH Wednesday, Gen. PIentiss had
positive information, that 900 troops,
with - pieces of artillery, and 500 horses
were gathered there under command Of
Gen jeff Thompson. Gen. Polk is said
to have promised that this force shall oe
swelled to 10000 On Thursday they had
advanced to within II miles of Charles
town, which is but Is miles from Bird
Point
The force at Birds Point to resist this
army on Thursday was but 3,5oO men,
with some II pieces of artillery. Gen.
Prsntiss, loSever, has sent over from
Cairo some 1000 more troops and several
heavy guns. General Fremont has also
gone from st. Louis with $500 men, and a
large quantity of artillery, who are doubt
less by this time at Cairo. The boys are
eager for the fight, and even with the
$500 troops on Thursday promised to hold
out against any odds for "A hours. If
beaten, there is no retreat for them ex-
cept into the Mississippi river, for with
victorious army on their heels, no boats
could convey them across So we may
have news Of battle a.f:.iro any hour.
Still, shrewd persons aver, and among
them we take it is Gen. Prentiss, that this
movement against Birds Point is but a
feint, and that the real destination of the
rebel army is Potosi, the region of the
lead mines in Washington Co, Mo Once
here, the rebel army would he near the
centre of the State, and could eutrench
themselves SO as almost to defy success
full attack.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03

ltIINOisays AT Bulls Rrx-Abou' all
the hard fighting at Bulls run was done
by the division commanded by Col Dawn
lisSTgR and next to the division conmau-
der, the mos: important man in the com
mand probably was Gen. McDowell- aid
Capt JAS FRY Both are IVES, Point
graduates, officers ofthe rePulararmy, and
both are llinoisans Col Iiutr is the
man who, years ago, frightened Long John
so desperately by proposing to fight him
with empty pistols. Capt Fry is son of
our late townsman Gen. Jacob Fry, was
born in Illinois, and is still under -.
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Panic AT HrcnxoND The relels had
their panic we'll as we Pity
they hadn as much cause The Pail.
delphia Ltgsr states that AN Irishn,an, wi o
escaped To that city from Richmond, SAYS
on Thursday, the day of the attack on
Bulls Run, the news came to Richmond
that the federal forces had driven the con.
federates back. that they were retrea,in =
to Richmond, followed by the federal
army.
Thi, intelligence created panic in the
city. For weeks past the merchants hive
been sending then soods out OF the city
into the county, and. when the news of
the defeat began 10 circulate, The Union
feeling made itself known, and the citizens
very generally clammored for surrender
OF the city, in order to avoid its lombard
ment and consequent destruction by the
Federal troops. The pressure OF public
sentiment was SO gre. that Jsf Dacis or
dered the public records etc, packed up and
sent on to Rafe;gh, North Caroiina, and it was
generally understood that the rebel Presi.
dent and his Cabinet were preparing to
remove their headquarters to that city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03

"iRLs N A TELEGRAPH OFFicE-In Eng
land the business "f operating telegraph
" res, has been To great extent Jtac, Il in
the hands Of young ladies. who tind il a
vary agreeable employ uent The inland
department of the Electric Telegram
COMPANY IN London. now 'mp!hvs one
hunCr d Young ladies. WI o IrteNe and
trar,snli the messages from all Darts of
the United Kingdom. The room III which
they are Engaged is lofty. >pacit Us. and all
M rally lighted and ventilated 4 mum
Der of long tables are placed along the
room, upon which the instruments are
placed, an attendant heing seated opposite
each one. There i one table for Liver
pool, another for Manchester. thnd for
Birmingham aud Glasgow, and 81 on for
the whole of the chief towns When not
engaged IT the instruments, the Vi, l. en-
pl"y themselves with needle work or read
ing. The room is III charge of ma,,ou.
The compensation ranges from los To 2.JS
So 10 Sf.25) per week Ten hours
constitute a days work
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CoScREss.-In the House, on Thursday,
Farnk P. Blair, of No, made violent at.
tack on Gen. Scott, attempting to charge
the responsibility of the disaster at Bulls
Kun on him. His language was personal,
bitter, and indecorous in the extreme.
Col. Richardson. of illinois, replied in a
splendid speech, full of fierce invective.
He proved President Lincoln TO have been
solely responsible for the the disaster, AMI
completely annihilated Blair.
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GES. BANKS COMMAND.

Gen. Banks took command of Patter
sons column at Harpers Ferry on the
33th. 1t was seoa reduced. by the dis
charge Of months ;nen, to about | / COO
After the Bulls run battle not believiL z
himself able to hold the Ferry, which Is
not a very strong place for defence, he Ie-
moved the main body to the Maryland
h.iekts on this side, where he is row
strongly entyenched, and, according TO
Gel Steve. can resist any force the rebsls
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The REBELS.

A number of accounts from the hishes
rebel sources agree in stating their loss in
the battle at Bulls Run at 1900, although
Beauregard. in his official report. states it
at about 1,1oa Johnston, with $4,000
troops, arrived On the ground at II o'clock
on Sunday, and immediately took com.
mand OF the enenIy's lett wing, engaging
Col Hunter Oh our right. They claim to
have taken II cannon, and loo prisoners,
although other accounts reduce the num-
Der to 60o, among who are Col Corcoran
Congressman Ely, and SO other officers.
Beauregard refuses to let any flag of
truce enter his lines or to make any ar
rangement for burying the dead Messrs.
Harris and McGraw, who went to Manas.
sas to recover tho body of Col Cameron,
were sent to Richmond as prisoners. He
says, after the fight at Bulls Run on
Thursday Mcdowell sent a flag of truce
and secured the burial of his own dead,
and then left the rebel dead unburied
Our dead, however, have all been buried
except the FIVE Zouaves, and our wounded
prisoners appear to be well cared for
As to what the rebels propose to do
next, of course there can only be coniec.
ture. The reports of the intended attacks
on Alexandra and Washington are scout.
ID. The rebel army in Virginia must
aumter 10000 men, composed generally
OF the eGts Of the South. To fit out til S
post, their finances are about exhausted
That such an army can be clothed and
fed much longer is out of the question
an!ess they gain some other decided sue
cess. Its leaders understand this, and
that inaction to them is ruin. Relieved
from all anxiety of an immediate attack
upon their central position, i, is but rea.
sonabls, therefore that they should turn
their attention elsewhere, and hen. q wa
attach full credit to the report of their
sending large forces 10 COZ with Rosen-
Grams, in Western Va. with Banks, Ae
and unless these generals are speedily re-
Enforced We sl.al. seen hear of more disas.
tiers ia that direction
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03

FR0N NV oRlEAys-After an Interval
OF >-r-r-I days (says the sew York IT,
FT.S5) we "r.- again in receipt of New On
leafs cXchlng-s, full of all sort, Of curious
reading Tho comment OF the editors on
old Abs Message are the most bril-
iiant i eciinens of strong writing we hay,
Lately encountered whiie eircxrcr:.rioi,>
OF the mlscreants' who p. r-i>t IN block
AIDING thrir port ale equally choice \
great flourish il made over the reCaJtur-
ut thrre schonUeIs Icy the F.dridians. tu-
rether witli lieutenant and n ,,arrv Of
seanirH attached TO tie. old concern, (tlc
rlIa-r winch thee ;iiuiabie writer's irr-y-
or ntly aplly /" Uncle SAM
Ia market rel OTIS 1t" not ,ake up nrrch
Spa. 81 w.. cannot tint there "a g
ANY Ia u: in. rivals or dep 7 Gi.-> t. ,.hrpn-
i'.e-p G ~ conclusive ~ oof IF tn" effect,
ivoues OF The b," k ode The Delta.
-"w"ser- NY e. kegs up the usual t,nn,
OF - 81 < II th' sub-'ance i gone thus -
"C fee-\'t im- rel or ID.
i"II,c CO Nothing r. I.o.t,d. Eece t.,
Goi".
"Cotton-Nothing re. 90, ted sold vestei.
dar. Receipts. none. Exp rtS, none
" HuEar-r,ir >al.s comprise, about 200
h l. inc,udia- Oh i,.ly far at / :, cent.
C.H',derate States bonds taken in Ia, :
m,it at par
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IL THE FIcHr-rhe following regiments
are all that were actually in the fight at
Bulls Run:
The LIST, I'd and Sd Commercials three
companies of LIST regulars $50 marines :;
sth, llth, 18th, 3Stl, 69th, list New York
lss aud I'd Rho'e Island; I'd New Hamp-
shire; 9th Massachusetts LIST Minnesota
LIST Michigan; I'd, 4th and 9Th Maine end
I'd, Vermont, besides Shermau's Burnside's.
and several other batteries The regi.
ments which suffered most in the fight
are the New York Fire Zouayes and Goth,
the LIST Michigan, LIST Connecticut and LIST
and 9Th Massachusetts,.
Making less than 10000, with probably
50 guns.
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WAR PAXIcs.-Mr Raymond, of the y
Y. Times who was 10 the midst of Il G
recent Bulls Run panic. brings to mind
aHoihcr with which he was mix, Il ui. IN
l'a'y, quite Is disastrous, aud vastly more
absurd This was the famous flight OF Il G
Freach and Sardinians roni CASH giione u
b r~s-ia, the day ai'~r tn. great battle al
:, litTino. In that IN, stance the srrc.-,s!t,!
soldiers were rcstin. from the tiau,ys of
the hstt, when five Au>triaus who had
been maiden IN the bushes CAME out into
the op-n held 10 surrender Themselves
INSTANTLY, tue cry OF fhe Au,t!ia,is an q
coming was Iaistd From HAT s;m,,!e
incident arose a panic. Tor seventeen
miles, all the way 40 Brescisi, the road was
filled with flynn. mas OF horse and foot ;
wagons and alnCuiances were empt!ed of
their wounded, and every body seemed
tesid. themselves Will, terror. Some III.
teen thousand men were engaged in ,hi,
pane, and the loss OF lie from il was ye,y
considerable. Tue history of the world 5
great wais affords numerous instances of
such panics, and abundant proof in their
connection that they are neither the, re-
suit OF cowaidIce uUr ALWAYS Of misuIan.
ageWent.
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/. L Harden.
kEwANEE. june u. 1851.

MtsSrs 'ANDERNOOfT. DIChEi;-yS co
rtS1lEsss - l. IL wei your l--rir~ Il, Inn, ~
choosing q 60 ir"t N"Hr 10. u (, oin NJ H. Is liar.
m 81 \ .,g ''i, mt u, t. @ooid saw thar
,. er III .'Er st".r ed lie -st.bf-Ineu If
Hi->s > f"T IS tT eli -r Ib 1t ta- IL n Of
jane ann ga ',a "i - sac 10 o price 1sy would
Eei 'Ie ."u L Sedit, al n-,l 81 The .,,uo
NE lh-t lad b cI }. 90 NJ 1t the Hove. s.x..s
thNI ron tlt x q III has < ua- a EN- AR
ne ~ 'i'rH gave me Do i - - s.ose Of
i''"e seaes - ~ ~ very In frcl AMI psor
eci Hid la tiirF- we al tl-in that would
u" "oT. ia n'' u II thai a scale near nv
HhrT~ i've w1SD,Iy ont 81 q d =. . d would not
v" ar all THi- al il sid w,- & Auayj,g Ill
aha i1i been Tough ~ Mr. VI. u lls.t.i. mi .zs
N"ih H"tIHg i"T g IsItuS nj al cen tb A.. I,ued.
u OF MI u tended b" d-ctI t,- fro n 10 r ,siux
'"e Move sal! lHd al. or H-rT,"ns IhIs matter 70
Your ~ IT. Ar HOOKER. ~ui denied The same aud
s"ttd !" Inc that Nr. Gree - % . N Al Yer.
&c ~ - hs nd detected u vcrs r-c-t in several
I1scho",l- brEan t. duuh; h. ". Sine. have
s--t the leti'T ir.u Nj. VI. Il Harden, Abingdon
d." -d June u h, AL, inclined ia it vas all SAID
~ "r'eiieaf TOR She purpose d.c0uragry uie Ard
mat = Vas FALSE, t= ;iUsei =tt.r II ,rirn in
Ia CONTRADICTION {" erB.eds sIaf-nruf to ne aud
think is IN arr cuur'e o. compel 10 10 DIS
cnuHi"HaIsCci. tIcte i nrlhi Ike air pI Y aud
:, LiA IN Tanc HOpn- this aIIaon satIsLac:ory
am IrsleCt ly yours,
v. I. GRAVES.
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The following will do for a"funny Incl
dent, whether Is tue or not: 1t is stated
that while Carl Schurz was pressing his
claims Tor a foreign embassy. lac WAS ask Ell
by President Lincoln where he was origi.
nally from. :" ] am an Amsterdam Dutch
man" said Carl WELL" taid old Abe,
with one of his usual sailies, Mr.. Sclurz,
What is the difference between an Amster-
dam dutchman, and any other d. d Dutch
man r Carts answer is not givs.. i
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ANIL, hoOiiF- DiTkFRsON kCO.
/ rs u. gEE.


NANhERFDnRr. DIChti;>tsN g.,
DER SI:- ~ oI the IL f, l. - "a -, H.,
contents iui.d AID in reilv that the Iov.,,
scIie. you pat up me Xix. en-, IN sior- Won
"t't lerr. and II trm-'it to con rary nv e.,
agent "i Fairbanks SraI... r ans "a " mus, nv.
,''h "hde ir ia's- imp by ZONE in.
y, Y" AIRY "r ff"r "a di-In,s his part tn in.
- I'VE reputation -! the seats by f.'s- statement,
" m " h'- tie vi ole dang fabrication, rs the
mus iai. VI" X to Ey - tire satisfaction N
- "'''i' cti'n OF all other parties VIII, have IL.
.efSs' u er "sIuy since yuu w,r. her. Ih.v. Nh.
- i""' - eii yet and would liL- to k- % IL SONG
'ifer- ~. I"-rr s'ipr las ,ot ,ir IA ,szI Scales
~ and probably viii uut e., ,,.,-ri'. o., ..'., -,
s ""'H '''iS'' iOurs respectfully.
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Coon Arro,NTMENr.-We learn bv n
Especial dispatch" that Deacon Hampton
Of the Ottawa Republican, has been an.
pointed Chaplain OF the Ottawa Zouaves
A most excellent appointment. and we
congratulate the Zouaves on procuring one
so we'll calculated to fill the chaplaincy of
their corps At last accounts. friend
Hampton was making rapid progress in
the science Of preying- La Sale Press
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Es''fs q .Nary .Sorlss deesnsed
trfHE undersigned having been appointed Admins
traitor with n copy of the will annexed of Mary
ear es e OF the county of aSie state of Illinois
n'o "'f'seoy gives notice that Will appear re a..
county Court Of La Sale county, at the Court Hens.
day in September next whch,ire all persons b,vn
eai,s against said estate, n"ti-d and reor.ss.d
a. " hd 'ot IN purpose OF having the adjust d.
All persons indebted tn said estate are 70 NAL
mmt dat payment to re undersigned
(uy-1-6a) ELIJAH 81. GALLOWAY, Adm'..
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Gen. PATTERSON, in private circulars,
gives as the reason for his tardy move.
M nts against j ohnston, that be had no
wagons snd was not permitted to procure
any but such As were made by the agent
in Pennsylvania. a pet employed by Cam.
eron.
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seml-s!AUil STAT n n, 20 lo2.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
1892, BOP. %.

For details of investments see small Cards and
Circulars.
Insurance. may be eff ,cfei in this OLD and sub
staniial Company ON very favorable terms.
Apply 10
WM. :. EASTON, trent
~ Dwellings and Farm property insured for a
term OF wears at very low rates.
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soners and capturing IS horses, which they

declared "contraband"
On the same day, Col. Milligan left jeff
erson City with detachment and surprised
band of rebels at Hickory Hill, taking
% prisoners, among whom were two cap.
tains; also capturing 40 horses.
There are still indefinite accounts OF
troubles on the Iowa border
A large force of Cheyenne and Pawnee
Indians is gathered at Maysville in Kansas,
and show signs ofhestlity having evidnty
been tampered with 10y the secessionists
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NOFi(E.

4 IL person. iEdch earnestly REQ ,es,eI
I" call and settle, as "s are determined 10 slose
books. -
A'ier Ibis date we shall adopt strictly CASH AND
BARE SYSTEM. and win sell goods AT prices to
urie slond (aur3) CAMERON & EDEHIIARD
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NOTICE EXTRA.

After Ills Saturday. May liti. 1871 will sell gssd
TO iio except for Cash ad Barter at cKsl prices
For ti' past three tenr have tritd to sell gCo6a
Tor cash oulN, bur EFFORTS the
contrary GiI,d that have sole. Toods -
credit. Some will have credit hcw. though they
kn IL /. ruinous (" tlcn New tor all, Ws have
deit rnned II possible. Ia break th credit eusin.
TO accomplish il. ceiling IN. one year
Without any PR ct What VIII pay freight aud sx.
PeBsrs % ding. by So doing We shan r'sco our
selves in position that rvusr 10 matter how
ANXIOUS may be Ia accommodate And "n the ether
hand In ices will uch lower parties pur.
chasing. that IL they have ird fog their
erest>. they will make AN G'rt 10 pay cash or What
they buy. Thus ny the end IL the trust. mar.
ties will get in he habit Of p-yng cash for what
they uy, and so fully satisfied of the saving IL will =
to item that they could not be indncrd buy On cred.
it aiiers ards. We shah commence Monday morn.
ing aud mark do goods. We advise these vhs
buy for ea.h to get our prices befor~ Asa
We advise those Who buy credit get them too, %
they see how much they have - pay Ter tksls
credit ANDREW LYNCH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03

cavalry company, composed of young
ladies', has recently been formed at Pitts
neId, Mass, under the name of the hi
Vernon Guards" Miss Pimkie Pon,erov
IL the captain and Miss Ann, Kipp is the
lieutenant
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-03
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All persons knowing themselves ini-bted to Mrs
SARAH GEtG'., for the lat iire four years, are
re- r>tet: settle that sndt b enrSs with r. o. Rack
Opposite the Mansion II"nse, ,in stree. Ottawa
III lie will 'ak- all kinds of prrduce in payment for
the same. Now * The ,me Mrs. Gregg has closed
up business and n debts must b: paid Immediately
July 9Th, 1856 If. SARA, GRxGG