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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

CLsvsLANp, Jans II.
The shooasr Frssmoat, With l4,poe bssheIs of
wheat for Buffalo, sunk In the river last night.
Also schoonss Ben f1ynt With cargo ef wheat
for buRxlo. ran ashore west a the pdess. Besh
are full Of water. The .Prssnoat's sasgs y is-
anPa6 In buEalo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

Nsw YonK, Jane II.
The steamer Pssriess has arrived iron Tosooto,
under American oclors.
The steamers Atlantis and Baltic are 70 b co.,
vsrtsd into euo baats. Tho Florida asd Augusts
~ eealed Up, ready 70 transport troops.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

JOHN BuM1
mT1IANO AND ORGAxMANUFAC-
L tarsr, one door vest Of sssase
~ Ov0th and LeClaise streets. Davenpest,
lova. All instsuments Of ny oun make Was5sntsd
"a kept In esdsr. without charge, ,1vs yesss.
n. B.-Repairing and tanning done ss ell times
and in the best manner.
DAvsNpoxr, psil ID. 1859. IaplS-eSy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

c..s : prrxAx 4e J.uN =. kOSxRS
PUsNAM 4 ROGEHx.
- rrDRxkfs ANDC0uS<El4aRSA SAii Aw.
n 0FslcG, Davenport Block. NJ. ~, Main -,
second Flp%ssTn gesAsn Jss''''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

LIvssPooL, June Q.
FIonr dull With declining tendency.
Wheat dull and irregular. Chicago and NIL
waukee liz.
Corn dali. Mixed offered ct 3od.
Provieisns stssdy.
Loxpon, Friday noon. Console soX0ee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18
tn e CITY.

GEr YoUa BLAnKErs.-Those per-
sons Who kindly loaned blankets snd quite
Tor the nee Of voluntssrs while here. csn get
the came By applying q Tedd's shoe store.
UMIAILIH0 RECIps.-To prevent sun
stroke. ssscosss your srasium daily. beneath
The refreshing shade Of enc Of Rssssods aies,
scol. summer hats. He has another fresh o..
rival-very ehssp.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18
Capital Of Missouri Occupied By U. D.
Ts.opS.

The capitol Of Missouri vas taken Possessioc Of
1t o'clock this evening. company q rsgulass
under eomusod of Maj. Conant, thoroughly
searched the country for cootTsbssd articles, and
isund some wheels and other parts Of artillery
cariages. No violence was ohsssd Gov jack
sea e.l ether leading Secsssionists left here on
the rtsamer White Cloud fos Boonvills at I r. y.
ON the 18th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18
DRs. NEWELL = CHADLEo,
DBHfIsfs,

- - =
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
he sitissss u Devsapess ~ sus-
uQyYyy presndins county, thas they have
pssuaaouuy losaee1 II this city.
Al ,at3eots Sevuring Drs. n. G. with theis scnr
6dsnoe may rely up.n their s:no.t exsstseus y
psefosn every ops'ssioa = - Pssfeee manner .
posslble PsstsouiAs sstoDt1oa fatd 90 the eeze.
~. Of Chi,drees Teeth. fssms q sstih.iA
worr made keowa upon arpsiessios. Ce:rges
nodsrsss O0ss % BRADY stssse, bsswesa Ihsss
aal fousth.
r. RsAxp. Nsyos, 0slcns.
Bgx. rANPeB.L,
WgsORLY SMALL,
~ IBs.4 ,. A. AcNDau1, .
PA. IIvGHNO y
sp G W. Ms psf AD, ~. ~, s
T. Gsu<Iy, ~ ~.
~ ". r. Ai.-Ls, D4senpest
uv3s-tf ~ a.sa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18
River items.

SUNDAY, Jane L.
ARRIVED.
KA1D CAssBL, Hillhouss, Aontross.
AoxDAY, Jane II.
NoRTuRRx8R, Afford, st. Louis.
KEY ClzY, Wordsn, 81. Paul.
DgPART8D.
SUNDAY.
AD H1Ns, Calf, Dubuque.
MONDAY.
NoRrHgRNER, Afford, st. Paul.
KATE CAssIL, Aillhouse, Nontross.
KEY CirY, Wosdsn, st. Louis.
Theiight draught packet Pomery, Capt. Davis
will depart for Fcrt Madison and wsy points at
o'clock this evsning-making connections for st.
Louis in 3e hou:s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

New YO1a stock Market.
Nsw YoRK, Juns II.
Stocks steady.
Mo. 81, ska Tenn. S4N.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

N Gbss q bosts up, Z; number Of down. Z; !;
ulW,e
E The vbole nunber Of foot passeagsn crossing
che BS:sgs daring The week Vas 32ss. -
J.u. TllORlNGTCN,
saxlass fsssq Aas's Hridgs Aasses. !,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

The Jesie, fsso lvesped Ne ~ lnG9 ~.
INs1 JeAa Raeoell ~ n rasliaGD DGoG thae 0sv.
ssa0eat Aa1 - kaewlsage - Ne CaaoAiaa ~.
sass0 nagiasat, tea1esi1g sesviee ~ oAs Unlooa
Seoees ooves10eel - q esane, ss1la ~ -
Who4 o0tiea Weal1 - takeo.
Cs0DsssiA 1aak. New Yssk, 81 inosaaea e.
~ sosanes AdstAeis, Wego s1sppea - galway. -
aCsas e tAe ~ sseasieg = - tAsa pass.
Ceaot Oevsus lisA = Ne neeniag e ~ OtA.
The sveot sasssd pco(eaaA ssaeasieo.
sis F1nsssd thas 0asibal1i soGoen la1se visls
- Anssies II noeth q - Bat u . vas Il llal1
sppsass, u b usliksly. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18
e. w. CRAWFORD,
AUCTION AND CuMAlIssIoN
MRRCuANT,
No. IA 8rAeaY street..

DR0MPT ATTENTION WILL BB GIVEN
JIG 70 sale Of Furniture ct residences, Or Stocks
Of Nesehaudise q Stores and Hslesrooa. 4 good
assortment siil be kept ON hand oil the tine.
Cash advaacos will b. 1ado on stocks Of furni-
etc., for public sale sales By Auction thrse times
. week. sales cash at onse. Post O0ee box llS.
jsl6-d4Wlyl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18
From New Nesk.

Nsw Yenx. Jsus n.
lsttsr from nsrcaasils heuss 10 RieA nonA.
seys eys & no peob ability or spy peoyieion beie
nsds ios The ungosne ef ths Visxinia inssssss de-
here In JuIy bat expresses eat,re cvaaAesce eAae
q Vim y "a n Visrinie eufreaey G Rsehnoo1.
rs...,., !. -. c->...,.,1
=.
WAsslse!:s. ssne II.
0sosseesy Cnase = 0oaIy eaeAeeo y eesssssnce
,.,ss;.. q q. vsa.s n - Trssss,v ,,ss.,s...s
Il 10 sslsvsd hs will rspest - ~ = q he ssvis-
iSs = the tariff. 4 ssdas.ise of dsty = sons
astislee and the sbolitioa a The free iise.
Sss thsosgA sssyes 10 fev weeks.
NJ. Calvert, Usieo easdidsts for Csagsso =
the Sl1sn Dtsuies = Aasylssd, = y tovn today,
sd sls hs y slsees9 vsth"ss dsobs.
". ksshe:ds, = shis sseys ths family palsisiea
g sss rscsss:sa nss -. ss:ss ps;ss:ss 2 sne
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

gI,HE PREMIUM JOB OFFICE Is NOW
~ fase6 - tssBsts. q ~ lusost xSysov<d
neyle II she sst. ssy sss3 ~ y1asnes 81 Isistiu
- ssn4eo Ass4AM. .te.ths kesAs cr'.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

q. u. SosivBu, ~, Dsasbors sssses, Chieagc, 70
anshssisoA = resolve aAvssssssDsass Ter thispe'
pr.
noUupe 4 LAnepoa, is Rssdelph street. CHI
saee. ere eushsrissd % receive sdvssti3e0sossfW
ohto popog.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

WnGU1luo, Va, J0oo ~.
j. he Canventisn 70 Day y. Hsrp,st nsds
sssOng speech il favor Of : declare motion -
~. LoSsey. The deelassaion was crdsssd %
third resdlDf. M
Ar. Carlisle obtaiped leave t. lePst % sr3s-
stsse 81 vhsch no 81 sri4 o. usher dit.eaaey u
psbiic isodr l. Isrmittsd on rsssit, q she ioss
e hh o1aee, ~ pay money 10 the Rie6rsood -
thesi,iss, ~ .sy tut the Hnshontiss hsseAs sr y
~ ~ .lde S1r.
uras ,hs Dss. .ss, calling for ths nAyssyss. h5es
sS uot : vote ia tho rsgs.svs m~nosss
we sh~sss fnsdselssattao wss s'ynea y
j hs ssa SHasss - sgasi tAs Oaassssa'n p T.
dsdcn1aBcs. .A4..4 Aaa Na5
4 a*s4 kosrnk. ynps IL
.sn ghe ase& Aasivsssssy ~ - DtssN tf DunksF
tatioss u petsiotis8-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

1OD.E1EFT OE TR0OPs.
AFTERNOON. DIsPArcaHs.
Prem New York.
WAsaluorou. Ja>e Il.

11o0 New Yosk.
WAsalssTos, Jsss u.
tfiass Coussposdsass.l
Gel. Lauder hss le(t Philadslphis. vhes, he
was st the head Of the 6th Rseinene. ~ Il Il
sappoeee be bee 0ads fosssd sassh aGeep -
mosseaans = Wtashestss, distaass 80 uilse.
Tribune Cesrsspondenes
The President 10 wortisg on his nsesaes. He
viii take The hiehsss gsosnd II iavss = psssseas-
is9 re ~ xisa atsost vieer. aad asishiag y u
half million men aed appeopsistiag $50 ~, 900.
0ev. sprasue, Of Rhode lsland, viii b issdsssi
; Majos-G os-Gssealship.
The "a Rhode Island Regiment 10 ordered %
Wsshingten where there 10 10 b The eeaseutsa-
tion Of he whole available reserve foeoo II eeder
% make forward movensot towards RiehmesA.
Cept. Chassey has taken command e The Nue-
qsshannah aad will aail for The Cali IL spasss Of
the week.
Col. Lipp.rt With 200 yelsn..sss, haA skir.-
Hins.a Mills, Ss nilss aIsve WasIiassss. r..
virgin'sss Lillsd-one supposed 70 s Caplaia
Shssvss. The vieginians sstseatsd. Noes "a ~
men we're iDjursi.
Maryland News.
PoIxr o. ROCKS, Jane 10.
Of the Haspsrs Ferry evaeustioa- Il sppss, ths hst
the Aint lock mnsket, sugas, eoston. coee, oashin
cry, TO-, which could not be taken away. yer.
thrown int the river. Nothisg Of asy vaius vss
eft. The rebels rscsivsd infosna,ioa thst the
Fsderal troops were going to Winch to iostjiy
and ct their retrsst "a. which caused tAsis r.
treat to that place. where they will b rsinlcsesd
from Ricb0o0d. Il seems there Wsss fson $4,000
u 900 troops at iiaspsr's Ferry.
The Keatucky and Nississippi troops saii they
came % Asat, and waatsd % take WasAingtsa on
their own aec0unt.
At Point Of Rocks, sixty-feur rsbsl cavalry srs
reported across the sivsR-tas rear Of the nain
bsdy Of rsbels.
BALTIMORE, June 10
Three hasdrstG Gsass5-nt1 'wm nuss On tnS
approach Of our troops.
Col. Aorshsad's Rsgiasnt of Pesosyivssis
troops, encampsi st Locust Point marched thresgh
our streets this nossing, ssuts for Washiagten,
whore present movsnsas y soaldsatly pssdietsd
within short time.
We have : report that Gen. Butler win make
demonstration towards Yoshtown within % hsur.
Accounts Of the battle st Bethel, through oeees.
sion chaanss, give bat oas rebsl killed asd shsse
Wunded. The one killed vas shot by Dusyees'
Zouaves. while 6riag the building 70 which the
troops he'd taken rsfugs froo Col. 1AgrudssS gene
They further report that they hsd 10 rilsA easpon
and nothing but howisssrs. TAsy defy tks sp-
psssehss Of Batlsr on Yosktosn. Nssksd basis-
riss line the route.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18
no Lef.


vrnE TING rOR PAYMENT or ASSESS.
j inens agsiust me0bsrs Of lhs Scott Cousay
Park Avsccia aliCa has Lecn extended until Jelly
memhsse xill 30 stricken fr.s he Bovks.
Dy order Vi the Stockholders. ka..na. 81
,.sssw... urs GEO. n. WEST,
tuntt9 az a3fs@ - Ser.ctssy. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21
THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

THE HEALTH AND LII Il Or hONAN
Il continually in peril if she is mad enough TO neglect
Or maltreet those sexual irregularities to which two
thirds Of her more or less subject
D1. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same
formula which the inventor CORNELIUS l.. CHEESE
NAN, NJ D., OF New York. has tor twenty years used
successfully in extended private pracrice-immedi-
ately relieves without pain, all dstu Dances OF the Pc
suppression. They act like chakm in removing the
aten, and tho only safe and reliable remedy for
Pushes. Sick Headache, Pains in the Lons, Back and
Sides, Papitation OF the Heart Nervous TremOr, Hys
tercs Spasms Broken Sleep, and other unpleasant and
dangerous effects of unnatural condition of the
oal functions. In the worst of FttEOr ILLUS
Whites they effect a speedy cure
TO WIVES AND NATIONS
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS offered the only
safe means of reneu ing interrupted mensruaon, but
LADIES MUST BEiR ~ -1IND
That OF that rery account if taken when the Interrupt
zion arises from natural they will inevitably
9OICTELY NECESSARY. for such is the tendency of
organization thst they inevitably the Of
CESSATION.
Explicit diyections. stntiHg 'rher. and ,rben Gsy
shouid not BE u.s. Il, with each Box-the Price one Dot
Tar each BoT, continuing 81 Puts.
A Sauabs Pamphlet, to be ha free, Of the Agents.
Pills sent by ndti promptly, by enclosing price to
Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.
L. Il. HUiCHINGS, Proprietor,
20 C'ddr st. Nefc York.
ssid in Ottawa by d. WALKER, Z. Y. GEIGGS, and
by Druggists every where. 2t-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21

Next Wednesday in accordance with
tha ooon,,oandstion of the President, will
be observed throughout tins nation as
dav of national humiliation, fasting, and
nraver To tits end the President
earnestly recommends that all ordinary
pended: that devout effort be made to
gather, with one accord, in our places of
Divine worship; that the exercises there
may be in harmony with one solemn pur-
pose of humiliation under conscious sins,
which have justly provoked Gods wrath
and Indignation against us, imploring from
Him pardon for the past pity in our sor-
rows, guidance in our blindness, and
strength III our weakness.
There can be no spectacle more sublime
than that of nation thus acknowledging
the everything providence of God in the
conduct Of its political affairs, coniesslng
its own blindness and weakness, and i'm
ploring His guidance Nothing is more
palpable than that our national calamitits
have been brought upon US by that vaunt
ing spirit that glories in man S wisdom and
ignores the Divine Hand in shaping the
destenies of nations. Even our late most
terrible disasters are direct rebuke of
this Wanting spirit. SO conspicuous has
this become as a national fault, that the
world has accustomed itself to call us
nation of braggarts, holding in our pride
neither God or man in fear or reverence.
1t is eminently meet, then, that we
should come down from these lofty and de-
lusive heights, and humble ourselves as a ma
ton And let our humiliation be sincere and
earnest Be not deceived; God is not
mock ed" As we believe there is a Divine
Author and Dispenser OF all things, so are
we sure that God will favor, or further and
more terribly affiict this nation, as we con-
tenn our own strength and wisdom, and
look to Him for guidance; or as we deny
His very existence, or offend him with a
vain obiation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21

Irespecfull! nys-it as a candidate foi tn
Office County La Sale county suhec; 10
d ZEE sior of the Union Convention an uneondii'nal
ras,a man DAVID L. CARPENTER.
respectfully announce myself for the oeiee OF
County Treasurer. Believing that large majority
OF the people CT this county desire to ignore old party
issues to sustain 'he government In the riso'-
Gus prosecution OF the war. and t" di'eount.aancs
all propositions OF compromise With AIMED trait
ors I would say that II county convention sha,
be held the purpose of giving general expression
to these or similar views, the above announcement,
will be subj ect to the action OF such convention.
Ottawa Aug. 24th, 1851. GEO S. STEBB1SS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21

The OPHIR BoYs.-The Company of
Sharp shooters raised in the town of Ophir,
il this county, mentioned by US two weeks
ago have been invited and accepted the
inv tation to join the Yates Rifle Corps
under command of Col Williams, now at
Cimp Batter. The Company have electe
Jony H. MORRILL,, Captain, JAMES CAMERON,
lst Lieutenant, and D. !. Conger, I'd Lieut..
Capt Morrill, served year in the Mexican
war, has been connected with volunteer
companies ever since, is therefore at home
in the drill, and Is every inch a soldier
Cameron is 4 returned ; months man
The company is no, quite full, and solicits
few more recruits An Office has been
opened on La Sale st, north of Gibson's
Furniture Store.
The CO npany will leave Ottawa for
Springfield next Wednesday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21

SEPTEMBER, II, 1851.
Regular meeting. frtsent-Mayor Cheever
Aids. Butler Walters, Drew, Dow, Clancy, Smith,
Slattery, Nltschelm and Stackpoe.
Minutes of last two meetings read and approved.
Petition of jackson Lockwood and others,
asking the City Council to cause "a street crossing
to be constructed across Main street. east side OF
Columbus street, presented.
On motion of Drew,
OJ,iered, That SAID petition be received, and the
Supervisor of streets be instructed 10 construct q
stone street crossing across Main street, east side
OF Columbus street, and that the Street and Alley
Committee be directed to procure the necessary
stone for the construction Il the same
Walters, from Sewerage Committee, TO whom
was referred the petition of John Clancy, asking
the CITY Council TO cause an iron pipe toll To-
Gated under the can.l iii Columbus street. and 10
the cost of the property deemed
benefited thereby, reported thereon recommending
locating said pipe Ill conformity 10 PRAYER of sand
petition; also reported the estimate OF the City
Surveyor OF the cost OF the Same,
On motion OF Butler,
OrIered, shot an iron pipe, ten inches in diane
ter one halt inch thick ana two hundred and iweu-
" feet In lengIh, be IaId under the Illinois and
Michigan canal in Columbus street End that the
sum oi seven hundred dollars be assessed upon
the real estate the division OF the city benefited
thereby, 10 deiray the expenses of such improve
meuts.--wheD,
On motion of Walters The City Council pro-
ceeded 10 make choice by ballot of three commits
ers to make such assessment. On the first ballot
Lrvi Mason, Henry +. CLARK and Charlie, O. Miller,
received nine votes each, which. being ii majority
OF all the aldermen authorized Uy law TO be elected
they were declared duty elected as commissioners TO
assess the sum OF seven hundred dollars on the
real Estate IN the division OF the city deemed Lene
ht'od by laying iron pipe under the canal IN
Columbus street III pursuance oi order Of the
CITY Council. passed Sci TENDER eth, is6l.
Drew no.ed that tie tax lie -Cd ON the Illinois
river bridge for the year 1851, be SUI mitted.
AYES and nays called Tor.
hr..t. ii,,, -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21

FTP. X. LELAND will consent 10 become candi-
didate for the Office Of County Judge. he will re
receive the cordial support Of
Of Tcru. - MEDIATE Tor the ofce Of County Judge
OF La Sale county, The ensuing November election
We are authorized to announce the Hon John c.
Chsmpln d candidate for reelection the 0. zee
OF Judge Of the C-un;y Court Of La sale county the
ensuing November election.
hereby announce u,y-elfas caniida:- for toe Of
fee Of Judge Of the county OF La Sale coiuty,
sub set to the decision of a county convention,
gardl,ss Of p.rty, Ia; in favor sustaining the Ma.
touaI Gcyerr meut in a vigorous prosecution Of the
present var. JAMES STRAIN.
Ia SALE August 2ls. IsGl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21

Ayegeable Syrup, ard sovereign for th- relief
and of Colds, Coughs, Asthma Whoopng Cough,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Consumption, Sore Throat or
Dipthera Neuralgia. and Pain i'll the Breast. IL
. cough with bad cold in night Use 1t for child
when they sick. 1t heir cold, maE es
them breathe easy and quietly, AID them
health without the sickening effect of Anthony
Ipecac-
Sold by Druggists in bottles, at &c Sec and 81 and
IN Ottawa by f. Y. GRIGGS-
Western Depot $40 South Clark St, Chicago. Orders
promptly attended TO. Address,
decl-lv l.. J IVES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21
County CLERK.

WILLIAM :. EAsToS respectfully announces that he is
a candidate for County Clerk of La Sale county.
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL " RAYMOND
as a candidate for county clerk Of La Sale county at
the next November election.
Arthur Lockwood respectfully announces himself the
Union candidate for the Office Of Clerk OF La Sale
county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21
OTTAWA fire. Gra0er.
LOCAL. MATTERS
DeleUafe Election.

Democrats will please bear in mind that
the election Of delegates to the county con-
vention takes place at the Court House this
afternoon. The polls will be kept open
from to 6 o'clock
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21

FIRST ARRIVAL OF FALL GooDs. - The
HALBERTs are again ahead. Their new
stock of fall goods has been arriving for
the last few days, and is really tremcu-
dou> We hardly supposed any of our
dry goods men would venture on 80 large
a stock in such uncertain times, But the
II ,lberts can sell goods in any times
Their secret Is a simple one: their prices
are graduated to fit the times, aud people
having money are really tempted TO buy,
thinking they may never have another
sIch a chance. Their place, as everybody
knows, is next door west of the City Bank
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21
OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

W Il W
Orr.wA, Sept.2l 1861
Our grain market has been unusually
active during the week, under the stimu-
lus of advancing prices. Indeed, business
matters at the east have shown such i'm
provement of late, that it is believed the
upward tendency of grain will continue
fLo0r-Winter wheat, a2a2 IS pr loo; spring "
extra, ST. 5a2. spring tine LIS.
Corn N,ai-4oa1oc pr. 100.
Vhedt-Winier,7 5aS0; spring, 7la73c.
Cors-Sheed, q &c for 6Olbs ear Bic IS lbs
OGtS-l 3c for 81 lbs.
Bartey-20c for AS lbs
Rye-40c.
IamothY Sesd-Sf.50,
-'otatOeS-l Ual5c. p. bash.
EggS--5c.
Bntter--Sal0c.
Gait Skjns-5c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21
KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPs-lt is actual

KEROSENE OIL AND LAuPs-It is actually
a sight worth seeing to look at the new
kerosene and fluid lamps at Dlmmicks ~
Mayburys. They have them large and
small, light and heavy, plain and fancy,
lpw priced and high-priced, with abund-
ance Of the oils and trimmings to 90 with
ITEM. 1t is gratifying to state, also, in
this connection, that while kerosene, on
account of its acknowledged superiority,
has about taken the place of all other
Light giving materials, both lamps and
oil are rapidly becoming cheaper By all
means, let those who want good and
cheap light, supply themselves at the drug
store of Dimmick 4 Maybury
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21

RUNAwAY.-Ihe team y. HARDY, attach
el to his family carriage, in which were
Mr. II. and his daughter, took fright yes
terday and ran furiou>Iy down Main st
1t finally came in contact with a grain wa
gon, throwing Mr. II. and daughter out,
and pretty much demolshing the carriage.
We regret to learn that Mr.. II. was quite
seriously injured.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21
ID I Z ID 8:

In Chicago Sunday morning Sept. 18th. MARY Z.
wife OF Charles c. Kellogg, and daughter Of DIR D c
Ston of bstava.
Ia Serena Sept. Is Mrs Mary F. wife 81 G'ibert Dom
iney nd OF Joseph and Dorothy Pool, aged
%
While sleeping in the dust hea boiy lies,
Her soul in Christ eternal rest en- joys,
Saved from sin aud justified by grace,
Her life vas humble and her dea;h was peace
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21

CLARK IYDEIlBLE MARKING PENCIL-We
have tried this and really believe 1t the
best contrlvance eXtant for marking indelI-
bly, all kinds of cotton or linen goods from
a shirt TO a dish-towel 1t cost but a trife,
is as simple in use asa L ad pencil, and does
the work to perfection. For sale at the
Book and Drug store OF L. y. GR:GGs,
First Cong, eGatiOnaI Church.
Divine services will be resumed in this Church on
Sabbath morning, conducted by the pastor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21

SUPERVISORS Board of Supervisors
have been in session since Monday and
al this writing (Friday afternoon) are IN
doubt whether they will be able to Close
II, their business this week ANY account
Of their proceedings thus far wouid be but
a record of unfinished business; so that
we shall defer detailed notice notice OF
their doing until our next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21

The members of Undine Co. No p are hereby
notified ID attend special meeting at the engine
house on Monday evening O'Clock. A full al.
tendance is requested, business Of importance
vii! be trausactel Members falling to be presen,
will be fined to the full exten, ofihe bylaws
NJ WRITTEN y,ysyg,