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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-07

drove in our pickest around Savannah, but
fled on the approach OF our infantry.
The gunboat Tyler is now plying between
! Clifton aud PIttsburg Landing, Smelling the
woods where the rebels are supposed 10 be
located
Nrw yoRr Nave -Tbo ,r;u,o.s, ,a,;.r.
nj uninn olcr,od IA, n ~ ra','., iI.",
VIVA Non,,ano"n ~ ~, ,';"o i tr"' lam, ina
/ II. Walker, 2ddo.; Thos. j. Walsh secretary
and treasurer. and Thg- Nople corresponding
secretary,
/ len states were represented III the conVeh'
uon,
O,ao,., '',',' 49, 5i,j'
mo limo. nr tho ON. .uys ndyicc, from
! Aurri,,' fuJir,,tn lu,, the recent battle had
mo- otIert in ucrea,in, the hone anon. lead.
inc house. that the termination Of the war
was n, hand
Shipments Of gold were beginning to excite
SpPrene"',on'' ana u W va excite no one 10
near " Il u''Ie' 'o"' '"'"'"s'o" pFoH'Ot'
| '"S '"' ,r@lo''o' SPeS'''
'"' '"'' "'''cn""., Wv '''"''""'i2n u
.,S io"tI'', l,'' NV ''o""'' ana ,''S'
'',1' '''' I'''.DV", urinary "'''''nS '""' nus,
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Wv, ~, ,"S y" ''''n '''''D''T' nom
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',t'' '',',ru "'v -! u t''' 'g''' yGIp'o"
o"' " Z" vi ''H"'" 'o' ''"ut'u''"'
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Bre@dstu7s quiet and steady.
PROVISIONS du'I'
London, April 2l.--Cou,ol, closed a. %; Ia
81 for money and uccount.
American stocks dull
r,.u,,.,., N.ne r.,r .,.,...
:, V N ','',' '''I o'"'
w ','' y," w. "" ''l'
w, 't ,1'''.i ,',',',' - ' ''''0T ~ ".,'''
I',,''' .'"- ~ va '' H't'T In,n l"G ""I
"'"''' ~ q, '','" '..',''' ~" wv '''I' VI
'.'.." "''' ~, W NV ii'i pnPy.I "'p '"s
"'"N "''' '''''" II ''''''"'" "uF'"S 'ne chase
The Associated Pres. agent gives some adj
vance near Wilmington, date Monday even.
ing. oar loss was Il killed and about 40
wounded. 80 rebels were lett dead on the
/ field and about 20 wounded We took near.
y two hundred prisoners. Their dead were
buried by ~ On tho field.
4 stand Of calors. BELONGING 70 the rebel
ca'aFy' were e"Pturra' "i"cH are no" on
u't wa! 10 "@'h'hE'Yn'
,''h' .hc, .e'IaH Hu" S''I "Fr''cd Oh tAc
hrId at . oeIark lie rode to the front erect
ed ny che'r' i"ri" the troops lie Ihm'ol
a'@ty assumed command, =,
Inc ram mas poured Gown !" torrents all
gay. ,.,,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-07
2ru Establishments.
ILLINOIS Mutual
Fire Insurance EOmO,uy

WITH a successful

Wittt s,,...,,l
w." '"' 1''''"'
Business Experience foyer ~ Years.
g,,,,y q oon nnn J... u.,, 400.
''''
'ns. '5a.u o, Tue P|"A iof selh,,ahuual dividends,
,nsI,cd h' u'ua'I! ut'"h from the
holders rIc ,,,o. IN ,c 20! e"',''" s'oek-
equirably arranged as only to require from tho
members suihcIGut money to pay, with csr'giHtg
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-07

Capt. Hubbard, of Co. l., MuIlgan's Irish
Brigade, died at the fremont House, in Chi.
cage, on Monday, the 9th inst His home was
in Ohio.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-07
ICE CHEST FOR SALE.

L'NQI IRE at the United States Express
| Co.'S. office.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-07

The Aleio RecoyiiS troubled about the sol
diers' vote on the new constitution. The
Record says " the soldiers do not know what
they are about" and it declares that the ma.
jority Of the late constitutional convention
were " political harIo,s.' The Record i. cyi.
IDENTIFY unhappy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-07

Thomas jefferson once suid--"Two races
eguaiy free cannot live under the sam" gov
crrmcnt
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-07

Gen. Prontiss was takcn-frSt by surprise
md then by Bcauregard --Loudsc. Jour.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-07

capital, 81, 100000. Losses pa,d. 700. 900
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-07

Geo II. Mcclellan, MAJ Gen Com :.
Baltjm.re. Nav The r,gul,r News.
lpr,or from OiJ pIn,t j. rnroiyr1
The maiihoat Nellie Baker arrived inst ha-
fore the Old Point boat and rpportei that
Gen. Mcclellan wa. in WILLIAMSBURG, h9viny
driven the enemy from his position fhcrn
\ few canturcd cannon have been rrron
turel and = whole division hol been ,hr,u,
into the rear al Wi,liulg>buyr
- ~,
ne" 1"Fh' Nay = Inc steamer Col-
Hmo'a mas arrived from H4'on4'' a.
Inc Eunh9a, baGl'' Sm.'h arrived at LA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-22

es..Sar - rerlFa ,Sp rsFllH srHnKrs
&. n BO1n, Pssr,4
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-22
Ayers Ague Cure,


Iniermitsent fsyer. or Fever and Agas. Remnis
xfeNer, chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical HeAa.
ache OF bilious Heedaehe, ard hifllous fs-
vers. indeed fsr the whole cla-s Of dis
eases OF lgnating IN hillary defange-
meni, caused by DE Malaria a
Alasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here TO orr tie conlmnniy .
remedy which. while IL cures the above complse.is
with certainty, i ssa peTiesly hs,sai~-- IN sSy
where these afsiosing disorders prevail This curc'
eKpels tho masmAtic poison q Fever and Agus from
the system, and prevents the development II t1s
disease. II taken on 'he hrs' approach ~ is pEeinct
itory symptoms. Il Is not orly The best remedy ess
yet discovered for this claS of CON p,alnts ht a,
the cheapest. The large quantity supply for
dollar brings IL within the reach - every BODY. asd
ln billions districts where fever AID Agie private.
every body shonid have il sod u frseiy 10th toe
cure and protection. 4 great superiority II Itls
remedy any other discovered fnr the sf-s-
d. aud certain ~ IuteEInlliots IL that A ca
tiina Quinine mineral, con.fl u.ntis rrct,-
c. QFsni-in other ir3uri8us effects ~hzist.f
upon the Constitution Tho-e cured - l 1ff =.
healthy ~ II they had never had the dises>-.
Fever and A<ue s hot aofit the uus~ltfnce cl Tn
missmatie poison. great variety = d.sorlors asi.c
fsom its irritation. among which ar~
Seurslgia. Rheumaisra, Gout, Hraalscha. rlintns.r
Tootbsshc, EsEachc, CAiaIiali, Asthma, raipi
iation. painfnl Anectloa ~ the sl,i'-en. Hss
terlos, Pain IA the Bowels Colo .psr.lS-i-
and D.rargenenf u tht stomach.
All n which when originating in thi. osuso put ca.
ti- intermittent type, ~ become reriodioal Tl.'s
'CCHE exrcie the poison nom tho blood, aud
s.qtEntiv cures them all alike II IL an inyaluab,
protection 20 immigrants and per-ons travelling or
temporarily residing I'm tho dlsfrsrts A
f4etion. That yin bc &xssclA ffom The eyzlxn, and
accttmtisfe IN sufffc qu>ssffty xr-aA
into dizes-c. Hence a. l. uo.c >alpahls 10
protection ihaa cure, and few viii ever suffer frtn
irteruittents n they ass.i Themselves 4 the ~
tlfipn this r-r4e1s sn.srsl..
go PREPARED ~ nsJ &. tYER q GO.
l,IWell. Massachusetts
AL r-fu-siie- 6sr esle by n. Crxlsan4A
Y ". Do~SpnaS. AMI by All Druggists T~sFr
hsute.
wholesale ~ kiIss A Co. Cincinnati
unt -sds-ssn-veo~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-22
THE DAILY EXPRESS.

,.a.r rvxns MOANING {xxcrrr suSpArl
nCpEsITT'5 BUILDING
No. ~ WABASH STREET
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"a b - 7 II "a Q II

0I Me EIFTEEyzH .SEJf7-AyyOAL STA7E-
hE.Nf Qf As condition of ne H0NF INSr.
RA-ScE COMPANY If tie Gsy a. .seie York.
oz iAs ia day y Ja~aasg. issi.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-22

ASSETS.
Cash. Ba anee in Bank, 2s.so7 %
Bonds and Mortgages being first lien on
Real Estate, worth least 81 s0T 200 eos eo2 o3
Loans on Stocks, payable or demand,
tnarket value Of securities sle7 SD 5cl Ia 800 90
Bank Stock, lmsrket vslue) 1855 90
United States Treasury Notes. market
value, i0s seg 70
Brooklyn City water Bonds. io'a5o 90
North Carolina State Bonds market vaD 1850 90
Missouri State Bends market vsluel Il 900 90
Real Estate, No. Vail Street, sS 3O5 AZ
Interest due lst January, 1861 iof
which f22, $50 ~ has since been recd g7-o3 81
Balance in hands Of Agents and In course
Of transmission from Agents. on lst o.
January tof which sll ,95s Is has since
been received co 400 Ia
Bills Receivable Tor Premiums on In
land Risks, 3s,sss %
Other Property, Miscellaneous ilenls $500 90
Premiums due ard uncoected On Poll
esissaed at Office. $3.50 Is
Total, sl.ls5 .<os -
CHARLES }. MARTIN. PassDxxI
Al. w1IMARTp. vscr rwsmrsr
J. MILLION SMITH. ssckrraHr
JOHN MCGEE. ASH sxo's
CHaas.s.s cxsfs, Agent
No 5 rRG.NI1 RON.
m~lsdi fsEar n.urs ND.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-22

t.~., aassr,i.e.arns. sfsy cents pr square s-sh
$500, arrangements usde With those ~hs
-. =. sis.--tl.s ~ the yeer. Win ne lfl,i--s
=. - eofrned strsrtiy . ,aesf ssaisF '~''f''
ssy.rsf .~rs'nt. 70 ths special ne'ir, ee'asn WI
= s.s1....ss. si' =. s- Isse eoasAay % II 'as'
efs ~, '-. pahn.b.d IN ~ iacsi columns, =
49, 5s.s - under vail be charged tof ee<a ih>r'I'"
.. Il .,.er Ten illss, teu cent? per iii' -,
....osil.ssretts s~lf lu los - sfeSiA.1 i'r' ~
=. 'f..stesi tlree aoutAi, unle-s o. Ierea oe, IA,
~-.sv .ltsrafi a - = staisiiry 1dfeft-eiNf 80
-. u ! renewal Of The same. unless o'b"f~'-
- = J, eAfalltNtes =. s.iee y efery ar-.tP-
= -. De charged fYs3 % for Each name ~ ne i'si'y'
- q. - 10 the "a ani Nee>ly, '''fs- ="
,....-..,i.e,s ..i.ertI.~saeufs whatever.
s,,rve. ptlI be made for userting 'ee no'iees -
~. I..!.r. srletles or AsslclAflols - i-..e~ts
-. .sch s.st!ce not exceeding lines . Gents '''
ca = .l..srtloa cser eight lines - ,hi- - -,
Il .clag deaths with funeral notice st'-eas''
rs n Fe.ti9si.. Picnics snd Krc-rs'o'-, gotten
+. 1, I'D iiuals y AssoSiauons, ~ y 'n1'''
~ .fssrsi-e1.. ,-'- la>-rted A. - expense =,
.ttarnes. ar... ring. snt pssra~nf nov % -
,,.t.,'.er NJ s~rs.1rt sbie fsr the accuracy oi
..f .s.1..f. s s-si th~ amount ehArgea i''
lacir puhs.eston
he Weekly Express
s.sl.bsa every Wednesday. .isi.So pr .l'r.urn.
.srvs sapsr ssut wii1ost the money. nor esA'iuu-
. laas~s time than rsia ior
states of Advertising sn weekly
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TIE mosi ofecina remedy which tne medical skiil q
oar times can devise for this everywhere prevssos
ard fatA malsdy. IL combined frhm the active
reinetiAs that have been discovered for The expaf
cation VI this foul disorder ffcm the bleed ana tts
rescue q The system fron It's destructive cstlrs
quences. Hslce t should ce culployed fcr ths crrr
Of not oniy scrofais. bat also tho<e Other Affections
Which arise FROM n, such
Eruptlve and skin Disease. -. kuthonyae flrs.
Rose. OF krysipclss, Plnplcs, Pustulss. lA0tot-
e., hlAlns and B0iis. Tumofs. Tetitr anl Salt
Ehsum. Scalt Head, llingw orm, lher.
matisu, syphilitlc and MtroarcAl
Diseases, hopsy, DyeI Eria.
Debility. and. lrte+a, II
Ccuipla.s.is srisii iiosn
Niuaied or Impure
Hood
Tt- popular Lelisi Ia 'amruri, ~ ne blo0<,-, 4
iouted IN truth, Tor sc 1iua H. degeneration "a The
blood. The particular purpose aud virtue % this
S1EsApSrlA y to purity and regenerAte ,his Vita 6r
ic. without which soand health j. impossible IN CO.
taniuated constitutions.
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HOTELS.
ST. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, New York
Beara Rc.Iac,a = e - ~

Board Rofse,d 70 a. pr das.
Sncs ne opaing u his ya.s Aaa css.inoilsa.
us'si. "a i,.. Il Aas sosn he sug.s s'aea,os d ihe
rsprie'srs 20 make it The moas su'nptaon.. can
vehlsn' aa.i comfortable home for he eius~u ara
stranger cf sAis side the Asianile
kni whatever has seemed iIkely G, sasalui-ser %
tie comfort q "a guest. shey have saaeavofea.
without regard 50 ee-s- - p',.sas. saa to combine
al 'he eie1ens 4 .aasisa@i at .osai eaisyausut
Nh eh modern sss Aa- iaveasea s.A ms.iern taste
approved And tie patronage whs.l ii b.. eosasaas.
- daring IN pa-s -ix year. is gratifying pro.f
saai shsir es"rss hsv~ ben Appreciated
T. meet shs exisnsles q he time. rA-, At .re
reqBr~a ~ psaeaos she mos rlg,a ssesoaay. lhs
urders rrs~d.
Have Reduced the Price ol Hoard 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
Il ,hs -aae tine si..sins 4 the laxari~- ~ih
wsleh shslr 'ss'e "a. hi'brrso tvsa ,srp'iss
rRK.pwEiI- wurrco4s a CO.
NJ fess. s~.is. :. issl auss
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- -. fsar if a1Ts1e - - ~
- tffsl latrihl 10 ads si.ee, .s'...ss.s. -
n~lf.rsfss 80 Clty sutscrters - I" cents - ~rek
single eot,--. csats-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-22
T.. Y. DECK a 60.

JACOB ESSi-Ef. foNsnss-
y r. Constantly O. hatt a ruprficf article r
WATER rRooF or. Bf.AcEfNC. ~srranted O. -
prof ABd 20 ake te l~stber cot arr ~isblr
Oct IL.
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HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
- Agent for the above reliable and responsible
Companies, am prsprsred 20 issue Fire Policies on
D~eiiins Houses. stores. Warehouses Household
furniture, Merchandise &e., the Easi favorable
terms. kGIosses literally adjusted aaa prompt
r paid JAATS n. TURSER srenf
Ooice - Turner Nskeen'- Warehouse
may2edtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-22
he Weekly Express

4 ss-There IN be no deviation from the above
ases
s.-Atsefii-sin~nss published N both Daily and
weeFlT vii - caarse the fall Daily rates ssth one
h.if 4 fhe Wei " rates added.
CHARLES cRUFT. PRo'R
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-10

LUEIAN II SANGER,
ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts Of Title furnished Collections made, Invest
ments made in Government other Lands Money
Loaned Ottawa, August S, 1857.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-10
MORTGAGE SALE.-Where-
Ak as. William Il. Lowry and Asenath

Lowry his wife, of the County OF La Sale and State of
Illinois, by their mortgage deed dated October 9th,
1885, did convey to James Whteiil the half
south east uarter Of section twenty five, (25)
Township thirty (3l,) North Range one, q } east
Of the 3D. p NJ in the county Of La Sale and State OF
Illinois, which mortgage was duly acknowledged and
recorded in the Recorders Office of La Sale county
to secure the payment OF certain promis note Of
date Herewith for the Eve hundred dollars.
due in from its date with at ten per
cent, and executed by the said William II. Lowry
the order of The said James hitehil which mor,gnge
deed contained a power OF sale authorizing the said
James WhitehiH his assigns in default should
be made il the payment OF said note or any part
thereof 10 advertise. sell and convey the real in
said mortgage described, the highest bidder
for cash. after giving four weeks notice of the
time and place Of such sale, and, that after the
Whitehill assigned to the Undersigned John p
Anthony, said note and mortgage ; and whereas, de
fault has been made in the payment OF said and
in ierest thereon frem October 9th 1860.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to the said
william H. Lowry, Asenath Lowry. and all others in
terested that by Writ OF the power OF sale in said
mortgage contained and in conformity herewith, !,
the said assignee, shall SELL the south door OF the
Court House in Ottawa in the said county Of La Sale
the 2d day ofJune 1862 atthe hour Of 10 o'clock
A. OF that day, at public auction the highest
and test bidder for cash the above described pren
being the in said mortgage deed described
and all he title interest and right redemption OF the
said granors their heirs and assigns ein for the
purpose of paying their Indebtedness due said
with aad expenses. deed will be given the
purchaser inTBe diatsly after the sale.
JOHN p. ANTHONY, Assignee.
Ottawa, April goth is6.. IS.lw.
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leqal advertisements.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Where,

IA Patrick Brady and Susan Brady his wife, of the
county Of La Sale and State Of Illinois, by their
Isaac 3. Fowler the following described lands and real
estate situated in the county Of La Sale and State
The south half NJ the south west quarter of section
thirty (3S Township thirty six (36) North Range
three east OF the ID r. NJ. containing eighty acres
one, a., township thirty-nve (5) North Range three
lol eass o. the % NJ containing eighty and CLEO
half of the north west quarter of section No one N
Township thirty-fye, $50 North Range three 3J
east Of the Sd p. 81, to be divided bv lin. ~
east and west said last tract n.
with north line thereof, which said NOR rare de.d
was duly acknowledged recorded in the R.eorJer.
ONCE of La Sale county, Book 80 o. Deeds page lU6
which said mortgage deed was given to secure Ger
tain prOmissoYy note OF even date Herewith for the
OF nine hundred dollars, and due in three
from its date with interest thereon at ten per
annum, payable semi annually. which note and mort.
gage has been duly assigned to me, the undersigned,
John P. Anthony.
Said mortgage deed contained power of sale autho-
rzing the sad Fowler, his assigns, in case default
should be made in the payment of the money secured
TO ne paid by said note and mortgage to and
sell said premises after advertising AID place
OF such lie in conformity with the power therein
gwen and to convey the TO the highe bidder,
for cash. and whereas, there due and imp aid
said note the sum of hundred and ninety seven
delars end seventy cents, with interest on the same
ten per cert. per from the 18Th day of P.b
ruary, A. D.. 1861. Now, therefore, notice is given
to the said Patrick Brady and Susan Brady his wife,
and all others interested, that by virtue of power
sale in said mortgage deed contained and in conformity
herewith, John r. Anthony, the said assignee
SELL the south dsor of the Court House Ottawa
public auction to the highest and best bidder cash
on the Sd day OF June, A.. 1859, at the hour of
eleven O'Clock A. NJ of that day the following de-
scrbed real situated in said county of La Sale
to ~t the west fftythree acres and ninety-fve one
hundrehtbs OF Of the south half of the south
quarter of section thirysix. (3S,) in Township
thirtysix. North Range three East OF the Sd r. NJ.
said land being part of the land in said mortgage
deed descr bed and all the title and right Of redenp-
ton of the said Patrick Grady and Susan Brady,
heirs and assigns thereto, TO pay the Indebtedness
maiDi, unpaid said note, together with and
expenses of sale. deed will be made the purchas-
er Immediately after TIE sale.
JOHN p. ANTHONY, Assignee.
Ottawa Nav 1SG2-y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-10
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES Of FAMILY pHYSlC.

composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely Withstand cvadc them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse.
and insigoratc every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action and restoring
its healthy vitalities- As consequence of these
properties. the invalid who Is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished 70 find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once 20
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of every body. but also mary formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named 10
pleased TO furnish gratis my American Almanac.
containing certificates of their and directions
for their in the following complaints: Cosfirs-
nesS. Heartburn, HerGGsbe arising IRON, disordeved
SicMach, Nausea. lnGiges ton. Pam in and Morbid
Iaction ot the Bo1es f2ataiencr, Loss Of Apps-
tie. ya1md'cc, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body obstruction
OF its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the Re s;ora-
ton of and strength TO the system debiltated
by disease.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-10
NOTICE EXTRA.

After this Saturday. May llth 1851 will sell gsso
except for Cash and Barter at cash prces.
For the past three years have tried to sell gesds
for cash only, but andng efforts to the
contrary find that have sold many goods 81
credit. Some will have credit any hcv, though they
knew il il ruinous them. Now, once for ALL We have
determined, possible to break this credit eusis-
To accomplish il; purpose selling for one year
without any profit what will pay freight and e.
penses OF selling. by doing shall place esP.
selves in position that ust refuse no matter ks1
anxious may be 10 accomp,od date And ON the other
hand prices VIII seem much lower to parties pr.
chasing that they have regard for their own IN
terests they will make fort cash Tor what
they buy Thus by the end Of the yeai We trust PAL
ties will get in the habit Of paying cash Tor what
they buy and fully satisfied the saving will %
to them that they could be induced to buy on cred.
it afterwards. We shall commence on Monday mora.
ing and mark down goods. We advise those VIE
buy for cash. get prices before purchasing Ana
We advise those who buy credit TO get them tea -
they can see how much they have TO pay isr .hen
credit. ANDREW LYNCH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-10
Rcai estate.

fUNHE subscriber offers for sal. CHEAP and DESIR-
Il ABLE FARM, situated the v.smiiion River, II
miles south of Ottawa. containing ioo including
10 acres OF FINE TIMBER. The improvements COO.
sis, of small Dseliing House Granary and Stable.
There Is 4 SENkGfAILfSG SPRING within 200 wards
of the house also. Well Of Saft Water equaed
in the county This farm joins the Tinber, where
there is Of the best Stock Rarges in the county
II IS onehalf mile from Alum Rock Post Once half
mile from the District School House. miles from
Ridge Seminary. and one half mile from the river,
where there IS a NINE FOOT VEIN OF COAL; aud in
. good, pi"us neighborhood
az Thi. Farm will be sold Extremely CHEAP.
Address VIZ. X. NILLIGAN.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-10
Important to Builders !
JAS. COLWELL & BROTHER.
architects, Builders, and General House
CaTpenters,

Carpenters,
DEG to call the attention OF the Public to their
ID advantages and facilities for cheapy and promptly
executing all contracts il their line. Having lately
added to their Establishment JEFFERSON Street, in
Ottawa a large amount Of Machinery for Pianiss saw
ing Groovn sticking BsuidiDss, &C., they conf
dent they can contracts ut rates defy
petition. They buy all their lumber direct from the
Mills in Wisconsin and Michigan, and Hsrdw from
the Manufacturers, at Wholesale, that builders will
be aved heavy percentage in these articles by deal
ing directly with them.
They respectfully refer to TIE following gentlemen
well all others for whom they have executed con-
tracts:
Hon. g. W. CHEEvER, Mayor of OsAu,ca,
Hon. DAV WALKER En- Ndtss
JOHN p. NASH. ESQ.,,
JOHN A. HE'S, ESQ.,,
GILBERT GOFF. ESQ.,,
Drafts, Estimates. and Specifications gratis to per.
sons with whom in contract, and at LOWEST rates to
others.
Moving BasiFdlMgs.
Messrs. G. Bro. also tai pleasure in announcing
hat they have purchased from VIM e. Bell late of this
CITY all his Machinery fos Moving Buildings. to which
they have made heavy additions, Is the only
perfect of tools and machinery this purpose in
the county. Conacts in this line respectfully solicited
and executed promptly at the lowest living rates.
Ottawa, January 4, 1852.