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The Presidents Message and accompany
ing documents were ordered printed.
Mr.. Grimes offered bill rendering the
thanks OF Congress to Com. Dupont and
those under his command for the recent VIC
tory at Port Royal. Laid aside till the for
nation Of the Standing Committees.
On motion of Mr.. Foster 1t was resolved
that the Vice President appoint two mem
bers to Gil the vacancies in the Board Of
Regents of the Smithsonian Institute, csused
by the death of Senator Douglas and the
expulsion Of James n, Mason.
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OOMMRROIAL.
BoardSfFrado,

Prssidsnt--J. Il. WEATHHRLY. ~
vice Pros's-M. b. sOOrF. lTreaaurvr-h. r. LTOE
DIRHUTORs.
n. b. CLARK, A. Qnln, II. 8. Dayig B, BToWheli, q.
Harvey, A. ). Begges, B. y. Lester.
HEFEaEEa.
s. r. Lester. J.G. HusssY, n. y. SCOTT.
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Meyer, ovistt, Palmer, sabin, Stevens, stur-
CESS, Thomas, WellhOuse, Willard
The President, Mr.. Stevens, in the chair.
Minutes Of last meeting resd and apprO7-
ed. 40
REPORTS.
From the Secretary of the Water Works. Of
receipts and expenditures during Novem 6er,
1851. Receipts 81, ,922 rs; expenditures,
S726.07 excess of receipts, 81, 1918. Filed,
From Weigher Of Hay, East Side, for the
month Of November, stating 465 loads Of hay
had been weighed. Filed.
From W. B. SteadmAn, Superintendent Of
Markets, stating that he had collected du-
ring the month of November, SSl, which he
had paid over 20 the City Treasurer. Filed.
From the Special Committee, 70 whom
was referred the resolution in relatior to es-
tablishing Soup House for the relief of out
door poor, reported favorable 10 the project,
provided The rent Of a loom ahoeld not ex-
eeed two dollars per week, and that a suiia-
Die person can be found 10 take dharge Of the
room free Of charge; and that tbe details of
the distribution and the making Of the soup
be arranged by the Infrmary Board and
that the acting Commissioner be instructed
TO keep separate account OF the expense of
the relief, and report 10 the Council at the
end Of one month. Accepted and fled.
From Committee TO Whona was referred
the ordinance creating an Inspector of Coal
reporting an amendment. Laid on table
one week.
From Committee concerning procurin 2
seats for West Side High School, reportin .
favorably. Referred to the Board of Educa-
ton.
Report Of Police Court Proceeding, for No.
Vsmbsr, 1851.
City tyeasess-Number of persons arralsnsd 49,. q
Number of State examinations. ns...........
Total number arraigned before court. Z
CITY oAsEs.
Amount Of fines assessed. o
costs ..--.......- 81
Total amount of assessments. IS 0
Amount of fines collected. cted...............s1I Q
costs ...-..........., 3
Total amount collected SIS 3
Amount of fees paid witnesses ..------.s So
City Aarshhl..,..... OO
Balance paid into City Treasury $40 /
STAIR CASES.
Amount of fines assessed. ............,. .s1O5 Q
'1''. State sxaminsiion.. ;; 6iiiii::: g g
Total amount Of fines and OOsis...... .s225 {
Amount Of fines collected. 81 {
costs ...........-..... q
Total amount collected and same paid
into County Treasury $500. .-....s y {
CITY cAsEs.
IntOxieati0n.... Observation-Disclosures.
Disturbance, ,......... ........................
| haBFahog -. ;.'.--............--..--.
Keeping disorderly house. use.....,-..--..-....----
Il lnJurtng properly.
| soliciting passenger
/ Violating water ordinance e....................
nuisance
srATE oAsEs FINALLY DISPOSED OF.
Petit larceny
Receiving stolen property .....,....,.....-...
AssA1ll Ano oatteTy -..-..----------.--.. -. =
Sarrying concealed weapons. sns..............->-...
FioiaunG liquor law. ......------..--...---..
STATE KxANHATIoNs
burglary ana larceny----.... ....-.-.... -.st..
, NIAu1 larceny s........-----..
Assault with intent % murder. -. -.
Passing counterfeit bank notes ..,......,,,..,
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Lava TIP Gas BURNERs.-I can supply
the last improved Lava Tip Burners for Is
cents each. ". P. FOGG.
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Colored LIRhta,

For TableauK-Red, White, and Blue. Put
up in boxes ready for use by
STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
Nov. 50 s64 Iw.
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St0rEs aud Gi9 aBate.

AH II. VI 4ANg W. 0Va OOAA-
w side Public Square, having been kest ane
selected from sl d principal Stove Foundrie4 and
House. Furnishing REtabliFhments Of Troy Albany
PhiladelPhia spe HeF York al ths newest and mosi
s. 4 o Y u 8,
sr OookinE, PariOr snd Heating purposes, and also
all Of the most
DssflI ATtoles Of Houss-F FEni5hiag Good.
Besides hsvizg the most advaHtaGsous facilities
for purchRsing Stoves Of Cleveland manufacture Pc
culfsriy adapted 10 this market Also, bis arrange
N the newest and most beautiful styles 81
ENAMELED CRATES,
which, With his long experience OF IS years in this
city hts business, enables him TO oeE 20 MS nu
rail- the Greatest Inducements In r gard 70 quality
ASoI SRo StSSsSo re- osE ls IPfn PRndR u sYsSTFEa ~
THE TDISPAT0H COOKING STOVE
"a to increase IN public favor, and e the
most DURABBB, ECONOMICAL, eUl0Ag and
ands Of Houseksepers in this city and 5urrounaing
country who are daily using the Stove viii TESTIFY
He - also large variety Of other New styles OF
COOKING 6fOF Is, IS vol a1 -
PARLOR, HALL AND OFFlOk SFOVkSi
Both for Wood and Goal, % -.
ma meanfscfufeS, and has tor sale as WhQlesala
and retail, N kinds Of Plain and Japanned 1inI
Copper aud Sheet Iron Ware. His stock Of House
EI5k Nasgss asd Easmslsd GTaiss,
IA large and osmplsts In style and nniah.
uarchasins eiIeNhsre, and Judge Tor themselves,
nd ATTRACTION q guaranteed q tae
BFORE 4 CRATE EMPORIUM
WI MARVIN
No. 80. South side Public Square,
sspsS .s e r. 0iessiend, obin
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NRW YORK ELROTION.


The vote for Mayor foots up as follows;
Opdyke, 25,25s; GuntheI, 265sS; Wood,
"a OsS. opdyke elected.
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COURT OF OOMMON PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
BEFORE JUDGE BTsHoP.
Several parties we're sentenced to hns and
imprisonment for selling liquor.
Robert scanlon-horse stealing, years
penitentiary.
Robert Whallen-burglary, years peni-
tentisry.
BEFORE JUDaR BOLTON.
Drae vs. G. P. & A. R. R, Jury out.
Court adjourned.
CRIMINAL BRLEoH-JUDGE FooTE:
The jury in the case Of Croker vs.. Moses
could not agree, and were discharged, seven
we're for Plaintiff and Eve for defendant
The case will come up again on the IIth.
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OnAI8e lor AealoAo NJ SAs LlOAtni HOH y " -
s~No CHARGE FOB CONSULTATION. "a

UneI8e lOE Ae1icIuo NJ ob AuOhtui AAou y " ~
~No CHARGE FOB CONSULTATION. "a
Having had twenty years experience In the prae,
dce Of Medicine, during which time he has treated
thousands Of patients, in all forms Of acute aud
chronic diseases, with unparalleled success @
which some Of your friends and neighbOrs can tos-
ify, he Is prepared to give relief " 81 Who may
critical examination Of the urine Is the only trur
snd reliable method BY which to acquire perfect
knowledge Of all the internal organic derangem5nts
II the human system.
AnY dapsrture from state Of health is at once 70
oogniEea IA ts.s urine.
Every organ Ehen Gscspged, trananlits to ths KID
aeys its Peeuisrity, and iniss ssGFanB y the truth
reveared.
Particular attention will be given to the
CURE OF CONSUMPTION,
and all Diseases VI the Chest and LungB, Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases, Female DeTengementB OF even
character, will be trestsd with success.
Also will cure old sores, and all erupttVe diseases
# whatever character they may 30.
he makes use OF universal
BOTANICAL REMEDLESl
No OALOMEL, or other delstTiOus Drugs are used
Persons IRON distance desiring advice and medi-
cine will send general description Of the appear
ancs Of the urine with 3 correct statement Of the
cause and origin Of the diEease, and general his
tory Of the symptoms, with name, ase, sc.
All communication mus. be directed 70
6, G. OL LABG, NJ. D.,
Cleveland, OHIO.
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FROM RALrIninRr-

BALTIMORE, DEo. g.
The Steamer James Adgef, from South
amptOn, via RsRal and Azores, has arrived
here bf
The Maryland Legislature met t0-iay. An
Organization will be effected to-morroE, when
the Governors message win be delivered.
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OsWEGO AARKET-Deo 3
.. lBT I1LEdRAPH.l
FL.OOR-Market steady.
WHEAT-Bstier demani. Sales Is 900 bushels
Chicago spring at Sl,O0 44Ol bush do &C gIc; 500
bush white Michigan at Sl,l5Rl,2A
CORN-MOderate demand. sales 800 bush III.
at 40.
RYE-Dull. Sales SOl bush Canata at 62c.
BBRLEY-Quiet.
LAKE fmPUkF5--S50r o. bushels OF wheat
10 900 bash barley: 700 bush peas. 25oO RE,
CANAL EXPORTa-l,4gO bush wheat; Or, ,400
bush corn.
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BUFFALO RlAHKEP-Dse. ,.
icy TELEaRAPH.l
ELOUR-Markst dull and no sales.
WHEAT-Also dull and nothing doing,
WHISK Y-Hominal at lb5Sc.
CORN-Steady; sales Of 6OJU bush at 4Dc.
LAKE IMPORTS 0,uOO bbla hour, zoo bush
wheat; 2,C0] bush barl y.
ANAL EXPORFS-29.aO zoo bush wheati 6.OD
bush corn.
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City Council.

TUESDAY, EVENING, Dec. 2.
Present-Messrs. Anthony, Ballard, Ben
ton, Blair, Bond, COOnrad, Dixon Freeze,
Meyer, oviatt, Palmer, ssbin, Stevens, stur-
CESS, Thomas, Wellhouse, Willard.
The President, Mr.. Stevens, in the chair.
Minutes Of last meeting read and apprOv-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04
NATURAL MAGIUI

Suppsae 3 case. Suppose you have sandy, red,
Whit, Grizzlg, or dsning yellow hair Suppose you
BrsfaT Light brOWh, rich dark brown, or raven
biask. Well, you spply az you are wlseD
CRIsTADORO's EXuELsIUR HAIR DYE.
and Ia 10 minutes your mirror shows you
WONDERFUL. TBANsFORMATION | I I
EVslY hair that few moments before was an IN
slightly flemish, & now an element Of bssuty. "a
nagnidosnt hcai oi hair is the exclamation when
eEsT y0u uncover. The difference between
BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST
vas not mors striking than that between a gray fr
red hoad in state ofnsture, and one in which this
smeus dye has been applied
Manufactured By J. CristadorO, 10. Astor Houss
HSu Tork. soId everywhere, and applied By al hair
Dr1EseB.
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FROM NRw YORK.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.
The specials state that resolution viii
be offered in the House puuishing any on.
Ger Of the army for returning fugitive
slaves to masters.
F. P. Stanton still claims tho seat oeou-
pied by Lane in the Senate.
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ERAVkLERsJ REGIsTER.

Citizens wishing conveyance TO either of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their address at the Omnibus Once, I4T Superior
street, next door TO the Weddall House.
Fox's celebrated Farina Crsckers and
HGmburgh Cheese at Geo. spragu e's, ,ovistt's
Exchange.
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THE CITY

The Courts.
UNITED STATES COURT.
BEFoRE JUDaE WILSON.
Charles D. Everett, Of Cleveland, was ad-
mitted to practice in the 0. 8. Court.
Ubaden VS.. Thompson. Judgement for
Plaintiff Sl,5s5.44.
Lee vs.. Etna Insurance Company. On
trial,
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MilhnEtN.

@. @. o.-Oary'. Cough Cure. daoliAI'
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}. scHRoEDER, Police CLERK.

J. SCHROEDER, Police Clerk
Gty Gsrt0a's FiNaAciaI Report for ths month Os
RoVsnbsT, 1851.
WOODLAND cElIETEIT.
Amount received for sale Of .SG7a 90
9 inteFmeuts - q 90
CITY cEMErERT.
Amount received for intsrnenfs. ......-..S %
WEsT srDR cENETEET.
Amount received for sale Of lots. .,..,...s IS o.
Amount received from all CemeteHies and
paid into City Treasury, ,.......-s,.-....s2 $3.50 os
= PALMER, City Sexton.
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MatalWIsts
DRRNARD DEMMKNG.

EBNARD DEMMENG, r-t
ARTISAN, MAOHIEIsr Az % PATzET arOeEl
MAX EB,
No. IA SapF 'ior street. (Lesder Building,l
o .EVELAND, OHIO.
BERHARD DEMEEEG, having rented fkf
establishment Of u. Konial0E, rs n0N PREPARED K
contract for manulaot1ring sewing hIackfneui az
al kinds Of light Machinery. paricrlar attention
and Abilities log Eotting " n odels q Patents.
PAIkI q g.
IL Yoor SKATES need dZinF, cali On Dsmmsne.
q your sf'9INa NAOHIh.E q ous q ordiE, b
Sc sreDairs al kinds o. sURGICAL TnslrnIa8nt1
AT kinds Of Metal Hnd husieal Instrlmeaiz 70
pAirod.
II you sh5ald got up nov Patent, Deramsng 4
the man 70 get up your hoaelss eiiher " we'd
Brass or lron, In the ncatest manner.
All kinds OF Belt RanCing cOls n rfoulpl EtTt0.
An kinds oflioht Hschinefy rut i1 ordaE N ~
EnEinaering INSTRUMENTS relortoi.
Small steam EuEi2e9 repaired thoEsug llFs
Bail h5ad Bouduce1T'G Punch11 ulhnziactuFel u
The beat Erannaf-
BsiI Road Conductor's TCncEad T5Faiged.
isss-in faC. feryiiliEg On the chap y refAiTl1i
OF uusnulaCtugfng, done % contract.
EEEuiranoo 20 lhnp--laf Superior street, % cne
nair 0f Itairs. DE9naEDD EMAEAG-
fsbIiBD l.l
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ARIAN SYSTEM OF CURE,
notpraeticed by any other Physician, snd the pub-
should makes note ofthis faot. h has net WITH
ENLARGED NEOK. d


which is 30 prevalent en- tho Lake shore.
Persons EudeEing nom coughs night swsats,
bleeding at the lungs. general debility, partial
deafness. imperfect sight lOss Of voice. hosrseness
loss OF flesh and strength loss Of appetite languo=
dssPordaneg pslPitation Of the heart oppreaaion Of
the chest difficult breathing restlssauess at nIsh
should consult the Doctor fo-thvTftb
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= 81. EOLONONRON.

FFso1ssi Gl5 SsiReiGs OpGoiaa,
Mezl1 TIE lar7lgt aEortment Of the most iuiproVeo
lof near q lar sighted ara ground under hiG own
.elpocdol, ~ mAehinerT oia rev construction With
rs fet cara % 90 20 suit the eyes IN al cases,
slfLng W ea<ne11, DluEinegs OF Inflammation Of tn
- and im7artlf strength cor long r6adina o.
aEo lgwiu7,
H. sol6mol1on would hsFeinform The public that
=! ee4.f euplogl any one IN the sale Of hia LsnBeH
l- All9lo 3 lplend "a allortment OF Ply q Las r
ULQ9QgQQPES, OOMPAEsES, 40, on hsnd
AA.1L1iolAL AfAS inserted without pain,
g b1El1et e natural
olEIcl-Ho. 10 Superior street, undar Amsrioab
49, mall.dEW
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6snferiss & grorisiOlls.
ERT Est

GROGERIEsI
16s. ........OEzAaIo STREET. .1Gs
We hsve ca hand, bought expressly for The HOI-
eas. E1tFacts. VsrmaceIla Tspioos, macssroui. or
rons haoes Bu mgr, Cassia, 6e.
FO7eiSn Fr1its-Rsisns, OuIrsnrs, Prunes. 60.
I've We have 9lso den Ware, Measures, Tubs,
An nsdmit that We have the choicsBt stock ofTEAS.
SUGARS COfIFE5 nd STRUPS IN this msFkaf ,
Our pABB0h OIL l. never returned, but empty
UrHo spurious goods sold at the well known
S 50SS 81 isi d 5stsi 3; aG%hs: p .trss.
DRGMk New BUGK-WREAT
LL0U9, at WALSH FvAEs'.
WE HAVE REPLRNISHED
~ cur sIook q ABTIsTS' Materials, ma.
hing it very e0Dplets.
Silso4 EoEtOa's B-si Tube COIOrs,
9ristle Brushes,
BadEsr BlendeF,
Ralets-DiaiD and mahogany,
Pallet Knives,
Canvass on strs,oh,rs,
Canvass In piece,
which We are selling az reasonable priess,
BfkOhG ARMsTR0E9,
noy0 l9g Superior street.
TaAMILY g BAKERS FLOUR,
II 90 barrels Uppsr Ten Mills,
90 80 assEsIs assE6Poli. !"
so LaBells River,
l0 Navarro Uity.
2p Crescent,
100 soutLsrn Mills,
for sals st Wholesale and etg! at lowest rates at
A. NJ. PEKRY OU'S.
noEs9ilW nc 4 us Superior 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-13

JAIL Observation-Disclosures and o clock
on Saturday evening last, seven prisoners
made their escape from our county jail.
They effected an egress by saving off a
heavy iron staple by which the inner door
of the Jail is fastened, taking advantage OF
the moment when the outer door was I'M
barred The keeper was in a further COY.
ner of the Jail at the time, and of course
Immediately raised the alarm and made
pursuit. But the night was pitch dark
and only two We're recovered. These were
Patrick Riley, the Mendoza rioter who is
serving out sentence; and Jas. Smith
allies Robinson, IN on a charge Of counter.
feitins. The prisoners who made good
their escape were John Daily, put in on a
woman scrape; Geo. Lapman, COW scrape;
James Whitmore, alias Clark, counterfeit
ing; John II. Smith, Shoplifting; and
Patrick McSweagan, for an assault on D.
L. Hough The Sheriff oners a reward Of
$50 each for McSweagan and Whitmore
and 50 each for the others.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.


n
T. U l. NJ O - G w n l. F. X >.
TEE Original Medicine Established in 1881, and FIRST ar
ticle Of the kind ever introduced und name Of
.PrIMoNIc wAFERs -" il this or any other country
ali other PuImcnic Waters counterfeits. The gen
une can be known by the name BRYAN being stamp
ed each WAFER
BsyAS's PuINoSIc WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BKTLS's PuLNoSIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN's PULMoSIc NsFFKs
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BgyASs PuLxoSIc WATERS
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Disc ases.
BsYASs PULMoxIc WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRYAN's PULNoSIc WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRYAS's PUIaoyIc WATERS
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAS's PULMoSIc WATERS
IRE adapted for Nocaiists and Public Speakers.
BRYtS'S PULMoSIc WATERS
Are in a simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRYASs PUINosIc WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures.
BRYANs PULNoSIC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box Of
BRYAN's PULMoSIc WATERS
in the house.
Nc traveller should be without a supply of
BRYAN's PULMoNc WATERS
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BRYASs PrLNoyIC WATERS
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester,N
Sold by E. Y. GRIGGs, Ottawa, and all good Drug
Rists povl1-6m
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CHALMERs.-The lovers of all that is rare
and beautiful in the vegetable world must
now call and see Chalmers, at Buena Nis-
ia Gardens and Green House, near the re-
All that is choice IN the way of green
house plants he can now exhibit in full
glory; while he has everything one can
need or think of in the way of shsubbery,
flowers for bedding out, &c &c. See his
advertisement.
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mr.. Cough Relief.

Negotiable Syrup, and sovereign for the relief
and cure Of Colds, Coughs, Asthma. Whoopng Cough,
Hsarseness Bronchitis, Consumption, Sore Threat or
Diptheria Neuralgia and Pain in the Breast 1t cures
. cough bad cold in night Use it for child
when they sick. 1t cures heir cold makes
them breathe and rest quietly and restores them
to health without the sckeung effect OF Anthony
Ipecac.
Sold by Druggists in bottles at CSC, SOC, and 81 and
in Ottawa by E. Y. GRIGGS
Western Depot, 240 South Clark St., Chicago orders
promptly attended to. Address,
aecI,v l.. IVES.
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Gperial II Offices.

WISHING JAMES ADAIR success IA his educational eff
forts We hope his improvement in DRAINING MACHiSRs
will be Justly appreciated. His draining pillow received
the first premium at the Illinois State Fair this fall
sv Others and from the certificates of than
. dozen OF disnterested persons in this county, who
have made and had made over eleven thousand rods
Of dram with several machines well as from our
personal knowiedge in the case, believe drain
ing done with his machine WORTH perhaps, twice as
much that done by any other machine.
Whatever money may be realized from it, we are
persuaded will be appropriated to a good use.-Nen-
d,f1 Ol,se,rSr dec22-6m
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EyERGREENs.-Mr Hays at the West OF
tawa Nursery, has fine lot Of evergreens
for sale, embracing the best and most pop
ular varieties There will never be bet
ter time than the present to set them out,
so that now is the time to buy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-13

OpENING-Mrs. TARBLE has just returned
from the east with the finest stock of
spring millinery ever seen in this city.
She will have it all arranged in scrimp-
tious " order and ready for the inspection
of the ladies at her spring opening on
Thursday of next week, April 18th All
the ladies are invited to call.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-13

Music AND MAGIQUE.--The "Grand Sol
ree' at Light Guard Hall on Monday eve
ming, gotten UP by purely native talent
was capital affair We got in too late to
hear the singing, but have no doubt it was
excellent of the magique' part, howe
yer, we can speak by the card We have
seen McAllister, Blitz, Alexander, &c, but
never saw their finest tricks more cleverlv
performed than by DR.. Kormendy on Mon
day evening The DIR. has evidently been
there" before, and can travel with the hest
of them. We hope he will be prevailed
upon TO give US more of the same sort.
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0ttaha fret Gra6tr
LOCAL. MATTERS
Supreme Court.

The April Term of the Supreme Court
of this State commences at Ottawa on
Tuesday of next week. We understand
there will be in the vicinity OF 4oo cases
to dispose Of The session usually contin-
ues about six weeks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-13

WE wish we had little of the needful
to invest in city property. If we had, we
should certainly attend Geo H. Norris
sale on the 18th inst, for we believe an
excellent chance will then be offered for
good investments
The terms are so very easy" that it
needs but little cash to make the first
payment.
lot selling for 5000, requires only $40
cash down, the balance divided in four
equal annual payments. with interest at
the low rate of six per cent. per annum
The sale will take place near the lots
Let everybody trot hiSseJ out there, on
the Van
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-13
Corn Wanted !!

The Illinois Starch Co. will pay q cents per bushe
for all good merchantable white or yellow that
may be delivered to them at the factory during the
coming week. A,LYNCH, Agent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-13

MIR. Pratt's Concert---To be Repeated
The complimentary Concert given by
amateur singers of Ottawa to MIR. G. f.
PRATT, on Tuetday evening at the Baptist
Church, was not as largely attended as was
anticipated, owing to various untoward
circumstances, chief among which was
the abominable state of the weather. The
singing, however, was admirable, and has
been SO much lauded by those who were
present that a general desire has been ex-
pressed to have the concert repeated. AT
ter much urging Mr.. P. has consented,
and the concert will again be given at the
same place on Monday evening next with
a re-arranged and improved programme
Our people have frequently run nearly
wild after itinerating concert troups who
gave us no music to approach much OF
that. we heard at the concert on Tuesday
evening Aside from paying compliment
to one SO eminently deserving, our citizens
can and ought to give substantial encour-
agement to home talent of the highest or
der by turning out literally to the concert
on Monday evening.