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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10
From Fort Monroe.

EO1T 0ON201s nay o.
This A. M. the iron clad ship-ot-war
Galena and gun.boat Arastick and Port
Royal started up the James river this
morning. They have passed Days
Point battery, aud heavy firing has been
heard up the river since their depart
ure. They will cut of the river COM
munication with the rebels south Of the
Chickamacimco. Instantly after the gun
boats started the rebel tug J. B. White
came out in front Of Newport News,
having left Norfolk this morning with .
crew and cltizens on board on . mis-.
sion to Tan eny Point by previous con.
sent. They ran over to Newport News
and surrendered to Gen. Mansfield.
Sewall's Point is being evacuated.
The Monitor, Naugatuck and several
gon-boats have just left for SewalIs
Point.
To Hon. Gideon We2s. Secretary Of sas Navy.
lave the honor to announce, that
in the providence OF God, which smiles
on a just cause, the squadron under
Flag. Officer Farragut, has been vouch-
safed glorious victory and triumph in
the capture of the city Of New Orleans,
Forts Jackson, St. PHILIPPE, Livingston
and Pike, the batteries above and below
New Orleans, as we'll as the total de.
struction of the enemy's gun. boats,
steam rams, floating batteries, fire rats,
and obstructiog bombs and chains.
The enemy with their own hands, de-
stroyed from 100000 to $40. COO, 900
worth Of cotton and shipping. Our
loss is SO killed and 1913 wounded. The
enemy lost from 1000 to 1900, besides
several hundred prisoners. / am bearer
of dispatches.
[Signed THEoDoRUs BAILEY,
Captain and I'd in command Of attack
ing force.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10
ACCURACY AND puRABlllT

these Scales are believed to be unequaled.
The following is IN account Of the trial Of
Scales 1T tho Vermont State Fair, 1858:
Correct and reiiable standards Of measurement
by weight, in the community, are only second in
value to correct principles Of dealing, and relia-
BILE currency. In view Of this consideration,
the recent trial Of hay-scales, at the State
Fair, asd its results are worthy Of note. We
premise BY remarkiDg that, 1t tho State Fair at
Montpelier last year, two competitors on scales ap
peared and after the trial, the first premium Vas
sw arded to Mr.. John Howe, Jr., Of Brandon, for
hay scales, Of Strong = Ross patent and the "a
to E. 4 l. Fairbanks / Co., Of st. Johnsbury.
Z be same parties met again in Burlington this
Fall prepared for thorough trial Of tho respective
merits Of the scales !; the one party desiring to
retain its nov pre- -smipence, And the other deter
mined to regain the prise. thorough trial was
instituted, and the following were some Of the
severe tests applied Five tons Of railroad
irUn were placeu UPON the scales, and the whole
mass moved fret to one side and then TO the other
OF the platform, and an additional weight of 900
tons occupied the various positions. Again 1000
lbs. Of iron were placed upon truck, and weighed
successfully on each Of the four CORNERS o. the
platform, and in tho centre Of it. Small weights,
Of from 2X lbs. to lbs were then weighed
Men were weighed, singly and together. and sim
gie and aggregate weights we're compared to zee
if there were any variations. We srs assured BY
one of the committee, before whom the trial was
made, that Strong 4 Ross scales exhibited eur
pricing accuracy, through all the tests Of this
trial, while the other scales though CORRECT in
many cases, did not show entire unifor"ity
throughout, especially. exhibiting variations Of
some consequence, ~hen the heavy weights we're
moved to the different corners Of the platforms
The award Of diploma, for the best hay scales,
Was accordingly made to Mr.. Howe.
Merchants and others are invited to call and
examine . large assortment of
~@rN1~~7 era r->
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May 8:
Two thoroughly reliable Kentuck;.ns
just arrived from New Orleans. and 70.
porl that all along the Mississippi river
from Memphis to New Orleans !. ono
general bon>fre Of property-particn.
larly of cotton-of which 100 halo.
were burned at New Orleans. A.
Memphis sugar and molasses, 10 large
quantities, is on the bluff, ready to b
rolled into the river, and all the stock
Of cotton to be fired on the approach Of
the Federal fleet.
The people on the river towns are re-.
treating inward and destroying property
along all the southern tributaries Of the
Mississippi.
The planters in many cases are APP
plyingtbe torch to their own cotton.
The rebel government has also boats
running up the rivers destroying cotton.
Among great number Of planters only
one y: fos.d Who objected to the burn.
- 49, SOttO0s sANeA x.Ecs1 Fa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

ANOTHER CHANCE.-The fault-finders
OF the management Of the army have
got one more chance to find fault. 1t
seems that Gen. Halleck has not cap.
tured Beauregard's army at Corintb,
but that his forces have retreated. This
leaves the fault-fnders chance to ira.
duce Haleck. They will argue that il
Ha'leck had not let them retreat, but
had captured them, why, they could not
have got away! No body will dispute
with them about it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

IMPORTANT MILITARY DrscoyERy-
The enemies Of General Mcclellan de.
clare that it is . fact that had McClel.
Ian bagged the entire rebel ARM at Ma
nassas he would not have to be lighting
them now on the Yorktown Peninsula.
The discovery is q remarkable ono and
shows great military erudition on their
part. They should all be Brigad,ered
Immediately for making il.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

VlcroRY.-At the recent charter cleo
ton in the city Of Desmoines the Re.
publicans got thrashcd cut most beau.
tifully. The entire city government
is now IN the hands Of the Democracy.
The Register is little sour over it, but
very wisely attributes the disaster to its
party to the fact that there was a sort
OF deficiency in Republican votes. Very
likely that was the case.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

OCCASIONAL IN a letter to the
Philadelphia Press, says that ii McClcl-
Ian makes vigorous pursuit, the mea-
sure Of his rcnown will be filled to over.
flowing. The enemies of the General
claim that the pursuit is only the result
OF his folly in not capturing Manassas.
On the other hand, the New York
Times claims that the General has al
ready achieved a splendid victory at
Yorktown, and that constant retreats
are as fatal as defeat in the field.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

TO FAkAERS AND FAMILIES de-
drous Of owning good Sewing Machine, that il
sinpls in it, construction, stroag and not liable
ct out Of order, one that makes the stitch alike
o 10th sides, one that doe. mt skip stitches Of
unravsl, one that will sew equally veil thick or
thin cloth, ono that will run over gathers with
out breaking. one that makes . uniforu seam,
(leaving no ridge Fundamentally one that will uss
any No. Of cotton thread, linen o. silk, one the
will last for ysazs on all kinds Of work; in short
one that 10 not more trouble than It IL worth, buy
ct once, without hssitation, the LADD, WEB
STER co. Machine, ut il the cheapest IN tn
end" See advertisement in another column
0kiesge Head. ag4d&vlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10
Come to Terms.

-, -. ~ J. e9 PsffsvlLIs, Nay ..
The difficulty With the miners j. III
se!tea. and the military return to Phil:
sss'Po's n the morning. The employ.
% agree 70 pay the advance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10
New Counterfeit.

New COunteFfette
PHILADELPHIA, May 8.
Well executed counterfeit 800 notes
on the Allegheny Bank Of Pittsburg are
being pushed on the brokers to-day.
One party has been arrested.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10
mya.Atf


7' DtSSOissttO1e. - 81 :
THE PARTNERSHIP OF LANE ! SKINNER
has esoired By Limitation, and Il dissolved
JAMES +. LANE,
o. w. SKINNER.
Day2-d1w s@ys&0*a 'S#S@5s@
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
oP1IC&AI '1fGS.c1oAI
n ~ -. aae1z1p11esea

0Pxj01A1 R1tGSlr601
- CD.s2UNP111e&
he Advsrti601 Asvisf AssA rssejtoa 70 k1aitA
10 sfsw weeks By very simple rsnsdy, after
Having suffered ssvsgal years With . ssysre lua6
Affection, and that drsal disease, Coesumptioa-
u anxioss . aaks knovn y Ais fsllow-suasssss
the means Of cure.
70 Ill Who desire II, hs will ssnd copy u III
prescription used (frss ofphasgsO with the dirss-
sion fSe psspazse - using NJ a0s, which thsy
viii And suns CUas 1os CoxsUnrz1ox, ASTHMA,
6noScHIs1s, 10. The only object Of the aAvsr-
tissr II ssndins theprssesiptioa y . bsnsAt the
s1ists1, sad spread isfssnasisa vhieA 10 con.
ssivssto - iavalaaels, And he hopss every ss2ssl
viii tzy his remedy. - It will cost them noehiug
and nay prove blessing.
Parties wishing TIE pesssriptisa win please ID
drsas REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WllIIAnoDuna1,
oetSllSmw Kings County, New Yosk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

SETTLED.-When the news Of the
evacuation cf Yorktown by the rebels
was received, there we're fears expressed
that there was probab lity that the
evacuation was made tor the express pur-
pose Of forming conjunction with Nc.
Dowell and Banks. Subsequentdevelop>
ments show that such an idea is untena
bic. The rebels are thoroughly demon
allied, and the Object Of the extraor
binary foot race seems to be to get on
Of range Of McClellan's artillery. I'm
less the passage ever the Chickahomip,
should prove a long and tedious job it j
evident that our army will be in Rich.
mond about as soon ~ that of the enc
my.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10
GOV. ANDY JOHNSON.

The republican and even tho abolition
press is quite enthusiastic in it, praise
of Gov. johnson and bis administration
of affairs It Nashville. The democratic
press seems to regard him as the right
man 10 the right place-emphaticai'y.
III. mode of managing affairs is ex'
,remely democratic. The abolit'on'st'
need not imagine that because Gov.
Johnson is enforcing the laws OF the
Federal Government he has any love or
,e.pect for them. II they fatter them
.elyes that ho has any exalted opinion
Of their political status they had better
read what the Governor said at Colum-
bus. Ohio, on the 4th Of last October;
II would not be personal, but an abo-
litionist is as much q seccessionist a.
anv to be found in South Carolina.
Now, As much a. these disunionists Of
both classes abuse each other, they,
nevertheless, both unite in laying vlo-
lent hands upon tho government that
never harmed either. i'll were an abo-
litionist l would break mp the Union
for the disruption OF the Union must In
evitabIy destroy and obliterate slavery.
Hence we are tor the prosecution OF TINS
war to save the government as founded
by our fathers; for restoring the Con-
stitution as we received it, without re-
gard to the peculiar institutions OF any
State. That secessionist and an abo-
lltionist are on par l can prove by .
simple syllogism: an abolitionist is q
dsunionist; disuniouist secessionist !;
therefore, a secessionist is an abolition
SGT -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

A WEEK or two ago Secretary Stan
ton, in Cabinet council, advocated the
removal Of Mcclellan from his COM
maud. President Lincoln put his foot
down. lie would allow no such thing.
Stanton made believe that he would re
Sign. The President would not yield,
and Stanton still sticks to the Cabinet.
The firmness of the President in this
matter has been Of the highest import.
ancc to tho country. Stanton had nc
idea Of leaving, but merely thought that
he could frighten some body by issuing
q threat to desert the Cabinet. The
exact amount made out Of that opera
ton the Secretary is duly entitled to.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10
c.. Ra,.saae,.slhtal.

TUE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
! themselvs: together this day, for the purpess
o. conducting the Hotel business at the LeClairs
House, tais city. under The lrm name Of 0ilstt,
Wits Morris. .ttzt j
r. J. GILLETT,
J. g. WIRTS,
- W. G. NORRIS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

-FOR-
Grscers, Druggists, Co.,
BUTTER AND MEAT SCALES,
WIN
M bic ToPA,
UNION AND FAMILY SCALES,
weighing from half an ounce to $40 lbs,
POST OFFICE B.dL.aNCE,
Constantly on hand
PLATFORM SCALES,
from 400 to $500 lbs capacity. eli resting and
working on balls.
~ Every Scale warranted to be accurate,
and to reta' i's accuracy with fair usage. All
descriptions of Platform Weighing Scales, unde,
tho "Strong 4 Ross" Patent, from one pound CO.
pacity upwards to enc thousand tons, includina
ordinary Hay-Scales, 20 called, and
Railroad Track Scales,
are sold by the Manufacturer Agent,
EDWARD &. ODlORNE,
NO. EAST FRONT STREET.
.ags'tcsgltssrNl z1sspleMeese
Hardware and Wagon Materials.
Wlnlhip's VeDtilatisg Refrigerator.
ap26-d1m
CARPETS /! CARPETS! /!
Just II ostVed ~
aoULD,0.
Corner Of Perry + Secead Streets,
4 SPLENDID STOCK or CARPETS d.
"A. rect from the Nauufact1rer, F, TIE
I1psstrsss. E~syves, Three Ply assS
lf0s attn Carpsts,
superb In quality aud style. Cail and 80 thsm
everybody and b satie6ed thss Gould can beat
QUALITY, STYLE AND PRICH.
OIL OEOTHs. MATS, RUGS. DAxASKS.
WINDOW SHADES 4 FIXTURES,
ENAHELED OLO7ks. "a.
BILE OIL CLOTHS,
DC, co.;
And vhils 10 pursuit Of Carpets, beas In mind
that Gould has constantly O hand N immense
etook u s s
Furniture Of every Description
Il his own naaufaetsrs, ceasisting u
TETE TgTE 8. SOFAS. BUREAUS. TABLES.
BEDSrIAD3. LOUNGES. CHAIRS.
STANDS. CANE, SEAT
CHAIRS lF EVERY
VARIETY, a
N WILLOW C1AIRs &C, &C.
An Of With Win bo se1d at Whs3oDale - Reeo0
= ~ lsrses pics aGahlAcsnsTa4 ssassaa $50
DANIBL GOULD,
apee%W1 OSgaWSf Eeuy - = eeeee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10
ROWE'S IMPROVED STANDARD
S c. A l. T. S!
THESE SCALES ARE OFFERED TO THE
i public - the
BEST SCALES I'm USE.

They have always taken First-class Premiums
wherever exhibited. having taken the following
Premiums ct different Fairs:
NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE FAIR.
VERMONT STATE FAIR, q years in succession. J
CHICAGO MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
Virginia STATE FAIR,
UNITED STATES FAIR,
STATE FAIR, JACKSONVILLE
Their principal advantages arc % follows -
Great simpl city Of construction, perfect RELIABLE
ity under the severest tests.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

'm CLlN1s0N Il0US - :.
r0RM41 OF Clu1O0 AND Coi.r 1dn
~ sesssss lewe oU. Len J.9ng91a. -
..au4k
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

CRADLES
Hair Restorative Mandatory
PERFUMERY, HAIR DYE AND HAIR
DRESSING ROOMS,
Corner .Matn 3 Second Streets,
UNDER THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
THE HAIR RESTORATIVE MANUFAC-
L ture is acknowledged to be superior to any
in the market, and j. sold very much cheaper. II
will restore Hair to its natural ceor rendering it
SOFT, GLOSSY l. LUxURlANT.
Warm and Cold Baths ct all Hours.
ap,6-3ml L. GRABBE.
1862. II. PECK. 1869.
ICE oEFICE,
AT s. II. STAIRS NEWS DEPOT,
LHcLAIRx no
Leave your Orders.
sp2S d3m
J. n. DUNN,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
PAPER. HANGER, wnIrENER, ETC,
Mo- IA East Third 9tss
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH
IL ono of the best Sign and tanner Painters 10
the United States, am prepared to execute ~
orders in the
Best Style nssd at lprtces to Sss3t
Oll R0yt1eo.
Persons requiring anything in my line
viii consult their interest ~ giving me call.
Banners, Regslia, &C., got up 1t short notice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

THE FIRM OF GILLErT, wIRTs KELLY,
formerly proprie ors Of the LeClaire House.
10 this day dls.0lved BY mutual consent. The
accounts Of the concern will be settled BY it,
members
DAVENPORT, Nay 9Th, 1862.
J.C. WlKTS,
J. s. KELLEY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10
From the Mountain Department.

Dispatches giving the details of the
operations of the fee: at New Orleans
have been received, but they contain no
news.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10
Township Clerks s1ee.

IT J. SMART, TOWNSHIP CLERK. CAN %
u fou1d svesy ceear1a0 q he s0cs q D. L.
chcsey, Davsppsst's Block, opposite State beak.
~ ~ ersnsastion % bosinseo. nsS-AW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10
1HEr REQUIRE NO PIT
HAVE NO CHECK RODS:

Will weigh when out Of level, receive al friction
and wear on balls, instead OF knife edges - il
other Scales. Nojarring Of the Platform in any
way Affects the working Of the Scales. For
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

VIZ 90 We udu Uceu leu 10 OeIleVc.
The rebel council Of war was held in
Mrs. Nelson's house at Yorktown. on
Tuesday and Wednesday last. JEFF
Davis and two members Of his Cabinet.
Generals Lee, Magruder, and nine other
Generals were present. The debates
we're warm and exciting, but finally j,
was resolved to evacuate. The GeLe.
rails Entrusted with the orders Of evacu.
alton kept it profound secret from the
officers and men.
The honor Of first entering the enc.
my's main works belongs to the 73d
regiment of New York volunteers. "A
will be seen by the following sent into
headquarters
Capt. Jos. Dickinson, A. A. g.:
"Captain-Yorktown is eyacuated.
and claim for my regiment (Seyeutv.
lhiro New York Volunteers, Hooker's
D1v's'on,) the honor of first planting
the stars and stripes upon the rebel for.
t'ncations In the town Of yorktown.
"W. T.. BRrwsrrR.
"Colonel Seventy.Third n. =. "" Z
baggage belonging to officers and
preserved stores belonging to the medi.
cal department have been captured.
Letters and papers were found secreted
10 Mrs. Nelson's house, throwing mnch
light on rebel movements. All ,ha
guns, about thirty, found at Yorktown
are spiked, with the exception Of two
Only two guns, We're left on the front
works Of the rebels. sa,ss. .s8a - :.
Another correspondence, dated York.
tom. May 4th. says:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That by virtue r. a
decree u=de AID entered OF record by the Circuit
Courr Of La salie County. State OF Illinois, the No
vember term oi -ajd Court. 4. D sol, IN certain
cause pending said Court, tie C,Iucery sale
tl.-rcff en- David ". Tyler conil itinai aiid
Ei-Iar : Il sG' aud Eizah-. d Rio, ere drieIu-
ante all Mo- day lhe 18th y Of Jau4ry,A ..
t.. d. tn ours min O'clock fore
and sunset aid : oif,r sale, At south door
Of I County Co-rt 3tous~ in Ufaaa, N stii c"ur'Y
uuL'ic auction, and "a sell TO tie highest b oder
tie following, Described properly, b-iH. Tho
half li- sauth-r., qg.Tter o. section five o.
the -og E-E~-t quarter " the southeast qu7r.rr
l32l north, Of Eve, 81 Of tie third principal
ulvr d. .u. Terms OF sale cash
Dc 81 :. 4, hnLLIsTER, H'stsr an Chancery.
STATE OF ILLTyOIS Supreme C'tlt sritsin
ami ror the Ziicd Grand Dtri,io Of Siid SUIT, %
Vincent VI. Ayres T-oma F. Davenport, John Post;
Benjamin Derby, Abigail CoEdt. James n Payne,
John II. Nye. Michael Grant, Dan e; So!ande James
l.. Hayward. Jo>,ph KTkp-trick, Simon scha-f,
Samuel =. j ~, i!u,tai Thomas, and Herry ".
Wells f.ain''as l. EEroT,
Lu.elus Iud.ey and Martin T. : oGfeT administrators
Of the estate o. James Wade, deceased, Defendants
in Error.
NJ uEREA-, the above EaBc1 Vincent VI. AyTes,
~ Thomas +. Davenport. john Post, benjamin
Derby. Abigail condi.. James VI. PAYNE, john H. Sye.
Michael Grant. Daniel So.a nder Jam l.. hayward,
J,.-, kisipairick, SIMON echach, Samuel p. Jewett,
HU-ai bon.ss. aTd iieIiy ". Weis plaintiffs in error.
- ,r, aid have su.d out - wr, OF Error irony SAID
~ elus iin'ieg and Martin Il. sioufer (admiuistra
tor ai q dth lGsIts IL trIor suresaid) obtIiued
ih' TIE sad Uair II in said Circuit
Court o. Henry County which saii Ct i
Row pending "a fasd Supreme Court Il whereas, q
VIII o. SUis- tCifs Tet.ruahie the fret d.y the
next term OF ,aid rr'1e @ to be holden QUA
ia sr-d Illinois, tie frs; Tue day after
the third Nj d@v n April next has be, duly issued
herein ScordiuS 20 law All whereas, also, il 4:p-rs
by al iayi, % NE ia te 'ficr % the Clerk o said
sUit cine CauT- tsat lie SAID Lliei Is Lindlry ami
NattlU u ctsJn-r. tie said dvitId error.
toHrr>t-s ~ tie STATE 90 Illinois. ard without
r.acii OF Tie piocr>- %! SAID Sl1rcrle Court
>vE. to- r-''Te. yea she LtirrlJs Lnil.y and
Martin j.. s;n:vT, aIi d- srdent> or. hp-e
Ihricr appears aforesaid, hereby NOT fed
be 49, appeal be lie justices OF saiI Supreme
Court. AT tr neat Of said Supreme Court. to b
10 iru AZ ottawa, IN laid S,a the first rreslay
q ter HE third Monday IN April next, = 1852, -
hear the recoG and proceedings Of said decree Of I'D
tirCu, Court o. Henry Comfy brought into sad Sd
prcue Court OF sail wit of error nd the
errors a>>i=ne, il yoI shall fiji and further
and receive what said Supreme Court >htl. order
this behalf. THey,i-sNl
Dated his Sevt zenith day or Decemb-r. 4. ISL.
Attest: lDEENZb LELAND ,irsE.
HENRY y. WELLS, Atto'ney for rays in Error.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04
Prices Reduced,
30 ~ to bring within the reach OF every family the
Best Machine in the World I!

The follow ing persons ip Ottawa vicinity nd
use our machines, and viii testify willingly their
great value labsr saving and health saving ma
chine
MEs JAS ". FAY,
Mrs REV r. n BENEDICT,
Mrs. S W. RAYMOND.
Mas ELI STRAWN,
MEs. WIN OSMAN, FREE TRADER,
Mrs. JOHN MANLEY.
We will send any style OF machine carefully packed
ey express, with bill of collection for the amount
Be paid on delivery.
We guarantee every machine a perfec. instrument.
EVSend for a Descriptive Circular, with cu.s of
sading Styles, List Of PIices, &c. Address
B. 80 So ". L. YOUNG & CO.,
marso lI5 Luke ST. Chic0So
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04
AL IL.

fUNlIE undersigned has commenced Brewing superior
i article of CREAM ALE, and hopes to receive the
public patronage. he is determined nothing in
its manufacture but the very best Malt and Hops
Orders left at the Brewery, at the store Godfrey,
at Clancy Co.'s, shall be promptly attended to.
Brewery on Ottawa Avenue, west Of the Ravne.
Ottawa, Nov 8, 1850. z. L. OREILLY
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NOTICE EXTRA.

After this Saturday MAJ lth. 1861. W. will sell good
except for Cash and Barter at cash price,
For the past three VT have tried TO sell koees
for cash only, but uotwiths auding eror to ths
contrary We find HAT Haye sold many goods sa
credit. Some i'll have credit any hcv, though they
knsw IL il runous them. Nov, once FOR all, We nave
determined. possible to break up this credt eusiH-
To accomplish it, purpose selling for one year
without any prof; what Will pay freight and ex-
I,eIscs selling. by doing shall place our-
selves in position that must refuse no matter nov
y may be to accommodate. And ON the other
hand prices viii much lower TO parties pur-
chasing that IT they have regard Tor their osn IN
tere.r~ ti,y will make an f,rt TO pay cash what
they buy Thus ~ the eni Of tn veal we trust par.
tie, will get in the habit Of paying cash or whas
they buy and fully satisfied The saving II viii ne
them that they could not be induced 70 ony on ereo-
II "a frerna ards. We shah commence on Monday morn
ing and mark do goods. We advise those whe
bay for Ca,h. prices before purchasing Ana
adyIsr those Who buy credit 10 get hem TOO 90
.r.dit ANDREW LYNCH.