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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. B1ackford Condit Of Terre IEante, Indiana,
will preach in the Presbyterian Church at Hyde
Park On next Sabbath morning, 1t eleven clock,
and in the evening at halfpast seven O'Clock.
There will be divine service In the Protestant
street, at ing A. H., and " P. NJ Strangers In
vtted. Seats free. Sermon in the evening BY Rev.
Uf. Trimble of Kentucky.
-Rey. Dr.. Beecher Of Galesburg, Ill, will preach
ner Of Indiana and Wolcott streets, tomorrow,
10th Inst, at 10k O'Clock. The public are invited
to attend.
The Monthly Social Gathering Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will take place on
Monday evening February 17th- An address will
be delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Pierce Of the West
minister Church. Mcssrs. Root + Cady have kind
" loaned piano for the OCCASION and Nj Ti]ling-
hast is expected to preside. Indies and gentle
men are cordially Invited.
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MAI or KEsTrcAH-We have received ho1l
4. R. Landon, ogent, NJ. 70 Randolph street,
Llosd's large and elegant war map Of Ken
lucky. It is By al odds the be.s map Of the
season. ::Landon WHOLESALERS and rc:ails all Of
Lilo, DIS nnpe. -. - IL.
~ John ]. Dcehsn. Carawriter and Pe.uaan at
Br. snt & Stfaston's College, Gail, address him
with four stamps for samples Of cards aud pc,l~
mansl'p.; - :. :. :: = fr1+s
''ca1l on Dunlsp, scweu Aspalding for Printing?
nov1t~hsatly
A most admirable instrument is Hyatts
Patent KuIie and Scissors sharpcner. Small ones
for family uee; large ones for hotels meat mar-
kets, &c Every machine warranted to suit. For
sa1e It No. as South Clark street, In basement,
jar7s-1m
~ Go to John JONES', LIS Dearborn It,, and get
your c1othca cleaned and repaised noy1a
~ Cook + Mclean, % Dearborn strest, have
mzde their price for cleaning and dying Gents'
garments less than anJ other house in the city.
ae75ly
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vaets hf a 1ner. Under the old system etoyc wae
required at ench water statlon. The Swings by the
Sindnil1s Will pay fur Themselves In year We
ItH lave an Abundant snd neTer filling supply OF
Eotd na.c1 at ull Points where 1t IL needed On the
ETc.
We hare four first class locomotives, two OF
tEcm are III good order, one Ii being repaired sud
the orhesneeaa repairs. We have a4so two twelve
ton pony engines. and one t.itehing engine; all
IN good order; In I'll seven locomotives.
y heve Il boz Care, 8 dat carr baggage cars,
and passenger c8rs, ali in good efder
Nc have also u t.rpauflne HAieh can be used
fq1 covering freight. on the platbrn Or on the
Platform carr, which renders snc1 cars about as
eervteeAble for tbs transportation Of freight N bad
or stormy weather as hex tars.
We have cars enough to do 8 huslnessat 1esst
three times - largras we ever did in any month |;
but to DO this re ehould aAye more locomotive
power. Blk first clAs locomotives, In goedor11es
wsald probably do ths buaine14 Of next hH in'ease
the Iead IL moi extended Fire could have. been
worked to good advantage last fall. Bat 1t is
hardly possible to have all oar engines IL good
osde1 at one time. and especially to Keep them: so
for several months together.
GRAFD'TRuNK RAILWAY Co. c5 CAEApA.-The
folowipgis : statement ot Tie traffic Of the Grand
Trunk Railway Company sf canafa, for the wesls;
endSIfr Feb. r. 1869.
, 1862-02-15

The lot Of 800 mentioned abvoe, was sold In
one lot by Messrs. Morris, Reinuemann CO., to
Messrs. Cragin & Co packers.
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Grain Waiting ShtpmeUt.

AZ one fact showing tile amount Of stuff here
awaiting shipment eastward, VIC may mention that
there are TN the track Of the T. s. " r. r., some
TWO hundred and eleven cars filled with grain,
Which c1not be unloaded on account Of the lack
Of storage room.-ToleGlo Rads
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,
For the Week Ending Feb. IL, 1862,
From the New York Tribune, Thursday1

EUF ING " E&K NNMI4& E&U. IZ1 I3BEe
From the New York Tribune, Thursday1
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Forty-rorrth
street, 1879.
The prices today arc quoted as follows:
Fi1st qualify s1Gs Ordinary -.-...-6K@7
Some extra good beeyes may be quotedsat 9kn
1cc.
The general average Of tho market atSc.
The most Of the sales range from " to &c.
Total number of beeres received ii the city this
Teek.t.196
This is 1882 head less than last week, and l,pe9
head less than the average Of last year The ay-
erage number of each Wednesday market last yeur
WAS 1856 head while the number to-day beinw =
$40 shows stf head less than the average, and 52l
head Less than this week
REEVES FROM DIFFERENT STATES.
A. NJ. A1erton & Co., prop1ietora Of the. Wash
inStoa Drove Yards, report the Cattle IN matkct
from the following States:
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ns The Central skating Park this evening Iees|
is in excellent condition. >, 4
TIE LAST CHAscE.-This isEthe last day
that Prof Fowler dcveteek1o Psychological
examinations. ANY whose. heads have not
been examined, and who are curious as to the
contents Of their cxania, should call at the
Sherman House Immediately.
For TIE "N1sETEEx7H."- Capt. Charles
J. saeI'lcy, Company /, 10Th Illinois regiment,
is now in the city, and will return to camp
next Wednesday, and Will take with him let
ters or small packages for the soldiers iu the
,emp it Left at the TRIBUNE Office
"a STRANGE SToRr''-Thls new novel by
Gulwer Inns been received By ]. r. Walsh, cor
ncr Of Madison street and Custom House
Place. He has also Lloyd maps OF Kentucky
and Virginia, and n fresh supply Of Maj Win
thrnp's ''John Brent aod "Cccil Dreeme.', u,
CONE TO Jo1aE1.-Deputy Sheriff Vim. Gray
started yesterday morning for Joliet, with Pc
Murray, Michael Raines and John Horncr, con-
victed at the Januazy term Of tho Circuit
Court Murray, it VIII be remembered, WIS
convicted Of manslsrshter in killing John
oNci', a soldier froa. Camp Douglas.
CAMP DoE61As.-1ol B:atkett having re-
ceived .mcrchin:: Orders, and deeming it
necessary to devote liz entire time to his regi-
n.ent to prepare it for Immediate duty, has re-
signed the command. Of Camp Douglas- His
successor is. Colonel J. ". Bell, OF tho Thir-
tcen,h Illinois Cavalry, who assumed com
ll.and Of the camp On Thursday.
ssOrR 8o1s'' ASSIGNED THE Posi- OF HoSoH.
Col Turehin's regiment, the Illinois Nine-
:. 1ecnth, has been accorded the post Of danger
and Of honor. It leads the vanguard OF Gen.
Buelrs Amy, in Kentucky, and is now march
ing on Bowling Green. "Our boys'' will
give 4 glorious account Of themselves when
*the time comes.
THE LAST S1GnT At SECOND S1GuE-our
1caet;s should not forget that Prof Anderson
ri.i :-:vc i grand magical matinee this aflcr-
. ..:'t Bryan Hill. This evening Will be the
:.-. 1t 4resIdigitation, and any who have not
tt.S iAe aEnbidextTous, Should be quick to
;1.,Erove this last opportunity. Next week
1::e Professor dons sock and buskin and ap-
pears in the theatrical role.
FEOzES TO DEATH--A German named Hen
~ Vessel, who lives at the Summit, in this
county, while en- his way 10 this city yester-
day, discovered the dead body Of . female
living upon The road frozen stiff, about three
miles this side Of the Summit. The neighbors
were called, but none Of them had identified
, 1862-02-15

The business ard predictions Of the country
naturally tributary to our line increasing rapid-
y. think may fairly easimate the gross earn
ngs Of 1862 It Eot less than $sG0 and the net
earnings at about $1H.OGn.
~ Ihs only item in the sooount of operating expen-
ees Wnleh appea1s to me excessively large fs the
coet oi fuei There were several cauaes flE this
cess part Of which has BEEN removed. Prominent
among those causes was:the use of green wood
an Ell! which cannot be renedfed at once. The
price OF wood varies from e. to $s.40 per cord.
The station houses at the several st2tions weat
ot dubuque are in good condition, but the freight
aouse at Dubuque needs thorough repaice- The
Un6u4ue Elevator. with eome alterations. can be
made 70 do the handling OF large wheat business
While the Alssissppi ie open; but its capaclty for
winter etossgo is entirely Inadequate for the pres
ent wants of the company. There Is q fair pros
pect that large additions will be made to it before
next winter Increased facilities are required for
hardllng and storing -four Al Dubuque We also
need cattle Yard there,
The numerous grain houses on tho line 81 the
road butt By individual enterprise on the depot
Eronnds,i under license fSom the company. have
6ccn Of great service not 9hly in drawing business
10 The fne but in facihtattag the loading and m
loaoiug of cars The liberal policy at the company
in granting these rights fd nominal BuEns has had
thee 70 locatc capital and stimulate competi-
tidGaw hieh draws hutinees long Gistzuee. Therp
vt loom for several iuxestmentA Of this sort
+ y hfch " III doubtless be occupied soon
We have five winamsl1s used Tor .Iaising water
They answer the purpose Eeu. and each sales tn
$685.
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FrN:EcIAE AND Cot1MERCIAE.
MONETARY.

'ee7a tender caaazer by tho Senate. with only few
~. elueAis "1'en II If supposed Inc Ho1ee Will
1eahuy pass mas produced. quite hntter AMONG
the brokers'. The pro~pcc4 that the Indiana snd
$500 - 49, f.. "4.s asa., slseee y. ~
2eesase ol tpe AW 10 sese4m the1E issues tnsTreae
nry noter, instead Of csf has buried M the sort
ing procctp, and We presume The express has to-
eas auous e4ea1'sa the 6rokefe' sxes of the bills
of these banks. The brokers are sharp genera
finn never Hahn IN r. o.,,.+ .,...:. -
:. 80, e1,e+" ~ oe e0uE"s "appia9 "hen COIN
u u "of'n s7s@s per cent premium. The Iowa and
ind1ana branches may expect Al early ytsdt. The
fact thst the Indiana and Iowa banks have for =
steAauy redeemed tneff lesues In
coln, Willie al The other banks OF the country have"
been suspended, il matter Of Just gpride to the
West Il .hoo,. +1o+ e;a. . ,.,,t - -
Az, ,.n,, .. .naI Husa os11s m1tn lew
aoo1tional Safeguards wou1d. under all the c1rcum
The New York banks eusoended IN
the s@h Of December, bnt the Indians Branch
oanks were not tailed on to redeem much before
the ,,,on.,, 49,, ,,as' a4ti oul 'ss la AlA1 !"
ene noatn .nes Paia OUT IN coin Tor their OWL
notes about <soor The first OF February found
them much STRONGER rp1at3re1, +hon +bav ,roro ~,
the frst ~ Ia,rsx ra ~. 1.4s.,1 w. "04e W
thirteen hundred thousand dollars Of their notes.
l. after the Iowa and Indiana banks have sustain
e~.:, tre-.,. ns otu ~ "en' tnes euou1u
a'a'l themselves OF the law Of Congress and hand
orer Treasury Notes to the brokers WIN hsve
been making .snice thtng,, e,,+ ~ thor, ~ 80
80. sa o'aAa a,Ge tn1ns out OF tnena ano the
people, NOBODY WILL be sorTy that the brokers' oc-
cupation,' in this respect at least, 'sis eone,''
1ndians ma aorars, a.has o. inc olase hank OF
tno1aba, Anu several other gentlemen represent
object Of their Welt Or ,he ,asn1t ~ +ha1s s.,,
80. AA31 iesu.1 VI sa11 oe1De1a-
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Also in the past week $40 pigs dried fruit, Is
br1s egge. s. bales hemp, 1856 sacks buck ssl,ea
-four. 9,ufS dressed hogs. S,ssR> bush beans, 526
pkgs starch, and 1896 buah seed ''~'
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MI A n, RI ED.

In this city, Feb. 7th, by Rev. C. b Thomas Mr. Ell
BARNEM and Miss MARY D. ATKINR both Of Chi
caso: Also. Feb. 1th, BIZ. IT. D. f. PUTNAM ant
AtEs E. 6. CLARK.
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C. Ct)t Griduuet
f-TIlDAY, FEBRUARY u, 1868
THE CITY.
:, Attention..

Nc a-c IN want Of files Of the TRIBUNE from
s.w. 18th 10 oct. LIST, 1861 Any persons hay:
1s= suel'-Aews dealers especially, will confer
great tavcr hy leaving. them at THIS office. .,
--@7 -.
Sec advertisement *tStca11.> FIGURING
ATi1T frr sa1e u =
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Produce Movements In New York,
[From tho New York World, 12th.1
The exports to foreign ports of some Of the
leading articles Of domestic produce have been ~
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IA Strange Story" Sir E. Bul~cv Lyt-
tons new noye1 has been reccfvedShy McNsl:y
q Co, 81 Dearborn strce!. A:so. C ,1.7';
Lady rs Book for March. :;
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NeF 1ofk Hide mafkct-Feb. II.
The market for dry is very quiet and fayors the
buyer. We notice sales Of s.eU0 city Slaughter at
TIC. and 200 country do private terms In their
circular Of this date, Brooks s. Brown say:
4 few sales have taken placeat lower prices than
our quotations Of the 1st inst The demand for
spme days has been quite limited; and the lots
which have been placed On the market have been
taken. at eight Concessions. We notice rather
more inquiry for sma1 parcels at the cluse, with
somc indications Of improved feeling among opc-
rator::. Leather sells slowly: and the market is
so void Of animation on that article. that those
using hides are timid in making purchases-the
support Of the market resting more upon causes
affecting the supply and prospects Of increased
tariff, than the profit apparent in tanning.
, 1862-02-15

TIE OGDEN skAT1So PARk.-TAe ice upon
This park is III prime condition. Thr Great
Western Band is announced for fhie afternoon.
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Rnurnlng.

ROARDlNG.--Board and pleasant
- rooms to be had at reasonable rates at GAGE
EOGsE, corner State and Twelfth streets. Day
b9aIders Also received T. A. JACKSON, Proprietor.
BOARDING. Desirable rooms
- With board may now be had at - Van Buren
street, thi1d door east Of State street. Ia29k64lm
ROARD1NG.-Board ar d pleasant
- rooms for gentlemen md lady, or two Elng1e gen
Washington street. fEI.kTi.IW
ROARDING.-A pleasant suit and
- - single room to rent with board, In private
Monroe streets.
POARD1NG.-A Front Chamber
~ suitable for man and wife, and rooms for stng1
gentlemen with day board, to be had at III 6tai
OF State street a-: ie3kE31 2T
ROARDlNG.-Suits Of rooms and
single roonoR can be obtained with Board at 2s8
state street. Also, few day boarders can be
mQda1cd- f2a5- EGuS 9W
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THECLoEE OF TIE NAEKET.
UtdHesday, Feb. 12-This day is in great con-
trast with this day week. Then there was fresh
arrivals, and general depression OF prices. To lay
the fresh arrivals will not number over fifty head
ard The total for the week foots up very small, 50
there is 10 occasion for those who hold the few
bul1ocks sale to-day to reduce prices so that,
taking into account the re3l adv.nce and the bet
ter quality Of stock and that prices do not decline
today. we give the average ut one cent advance:
TIE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week, ls,313
The following are the quotations OF Henry D.
Grant. superintendent Of the market:
Gorn,fed Hogs = cwt, live weight. -53.75ssa95.
,U1E1lHefE doGtss None.
The weather for this week has been remarkably
favorable for ki1ling-neither too cold nor too
Warm-and the supply light, and consequently 4
slight advance has been obtained though the trtde
to day is not lively. and hogs arrived this morn
ing, end only ninc cars. expected
G. W Dornan gives the following as the prico
Of hogs Today
Live. Dead weight.
First quality corn-fed
second quality corn fed =. s4GsSc. azs@3es' a@s'
First quality small sizes,
fat and prime, for market
butchers. ..-3ss@a9Jc 51lD4t: c.
Large size, sti1lfcd fat. :. 3 Ga3.ic 3tm4xc'
Second quality, stillfed-.- 3 I3Hc. 4IMiXc.
, 1862-02-15

"a STRANGE S1oRY.:'- This new novel by
Dulwcr has been received by ]. r. Walsh, cor
ncr Of Madison street and Custom House
Place. He has also L1oyd's maps Of Kentucky
ard Virgioia, and a fresh supply Of Mai. Win
thrap's .'John Brent md "Cecil Dreeme. u
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BEEF CATTLE-RecelTed, IS head. The de-
mand Is fair and the market il steady aud un-
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For TIE N1sErEEx7H.n- Capt. Charles
J. saeI'lcy, Company /, 10Th Illinois regiment,
is now in the city, and will return to camp
next NcdneAay, and will take with him let
ters or small packages for the soldiers in the
cemp it Left at the TRIBUNE office
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miIl .FurnishimQ.

~ DEPOT.
r. w. BAXTER d CO.,
, 1862-02-15

THE LAST SIGHT AT SECOND S1GuE-Qur
1cs.es';s should not forget that Prof Anderson
viii -:vc i grand magical matinee this aflcr-
. 1t Bran HILL This evening will be the
:-.-, Ct 4>r.ttidis1tation, and any who have not
cc,: the :tznbidextrous, Should be quick to
;EIrove this last opportunity. Next week
tie Professor dons sock and bnskin and ap-
pears in the theatrical role.
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*sOrR 8oIs'' ASSIGNED THE Posi- OF HoSoK
Col Turehin's regiment, the Illinois Nine-
=. 1eenth, has been accorded the post Of danger
and Of honor It leads the vanguard Of Gen.
Buell. Amy, in Kentucky, and is now march
ing on Bowling Green "Our boys' will
give glorious account Of themselves when
the time comes.
, 1862-02-15

.SARA1sA1--Thera Willshe grand carnival
ut The Central skating PsaIk this evening Tee
is in excellent condition. -
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NEW FIRX-RENovAL-M DREW, of the
popular agricultural establishment lately
kept at the Old Mechanics Hall in this
city, has found his business increasing so
rapidly, that he has taken in partner
HUNrsBERGER, a gentleman of wide expert
ence in the business The establishment
has also been removed from the Hall to
the room two doors East of the City Bank,
lately occupied as Clothing Store by Mr..
Whitestone. Everything in the way Of
Agricultural implements, such as Reapers,
Mowers, Flows, harrows, rakes, &c, DC, a.
seeds of all conceivable kinds are always
to be found At their establishment of the
best quality and a little cheaper than
anywhere else.
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New Constitution Discussion.

Very suddenly there seems to have
grown up in Chicago quite strong feeling
on the subject of the new constitution,
and missionaries are being sent from that
great and intelligent city to all parts Of
the state to enlighten the people on both
sides Of the question.
On Wednesday evening, E. VAN buren,,
Esq, for years prominent democratic
politician in Chicago, and one OF the abiest
lawyers in tho state, was announced to
speak at the Court House in this city
against the new constitution. Our people
knew Mr.. V. B. we'll as . high-toned gen.
tleman and an able and eloqent speaker,
and OF course he had large audience
He was not allowed to commence his
speech, however, without q premonitory
assault from local politician, which was,
to say the least, wanting in courtesy
However,, having taken the stand, Mr.. V.
B. soon balanced that account, aud then
proceeded without interruption to max.
his argument, in the cou.e of which he
was frequently applauded. His speech
was quite long, taking up one section after
another of the new constitution, pointing
out the objections, &c; but having taken
no notes, we are unable to give the sub
stance of his remarks, had We room to do
So 1t must suffice to say, he made some
strong points, and gave US good talk.
Tho understanding being that it was
a FREQ fight" and Mr. V. B. making
no objection, opportunity was offered
for replies Mr. L. B. DELANo first took
the floor. and made some pretty hard
hits in his usual stone mason style: but
the audience wanted to hear O. c. GRAY,
and, at the close of Mr.. Delanos five
minutes speech, he took tho stand Mr..
G. stood in about :he same anomalous DO
sitIon with Mr. Van Buren-the former
being democrat, speaking under repub-
lean auspices, while the latter, being
republican, was called out to advocate the
side generally favored by democrats. Mr..
Gray, however, appeared under circum-
stances Of some disadvantage. The au-
dience was already wearied, and few
commenced leaving. lie was also called
upon suddenly to reply to we'll con-
sidered, systematic speech. We must do
him the ju-tice, however, to say, that he
acquitted himself very ably. He took up
the objections of Mr.. Van Buren, one after
another, and il he did not wholly demolish
them, he came SO near to it that few Of
the audience could tell the difference.
Mr.. Van Buren, made brief rejoinder,
upon which the meeting adjourned.
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A RElIAnLE CoScERx-Reader, We can
assure you from personal knowledge, that
D. B. De- Land & Co.'S Cemicai Saleratus
can be relied on as being perfectly pure.
healthy and uniform in its resulta The
proprietors are also reliabls men, who
have, by integrity and perseverance,, built
up . mammoth business within . few
years past Try the Saleratus and prove
our words true for yourselves. II is for
sale by Wholesale and retail dealers in the
country. For Sale by Wholesale Grocess
in Chicago. IE
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO MARKET.
JuxE II, 1862.
The Flonr market was dull to-day, at
81 9O@5 90 for white extras; and $500
400 for low grade to good to good spring
extras. Spring superfnes sold at $250S
800; and Rye Flour at $3.50
The Wheat market was quiet and 10
lower, Sales ct &c for No. 2 Red; 7SS79c
for No Spring; 72@74c ror No. aspiring
and 57@5S for Rejected Spring % ,
In Corn there was q decline Of 4c = bu
on the ruling prices of yesterday. Canal
Corn was dull, owing to the scarcity Of
vessels, and also limited storage ROOM
There was, however. fair inquiry for Old
Mixed in store. Sales arrange of2S@cSlc
for Old Mixed in stare; 29@29ac for Old
Yellow and White in store; 25@25}c for
New Mixed in store: 26l@27c for same
adoat.
Oats were in better demand, and prices
advanced &c p bu, with sales at 25@o6c
for No. in store, and 22c for Rejected.
Barley was in fair request from brewers,
and prices were firm, with salet by sample
at the range of 10000 p bu.
Lake Freights were firm but inactive
for want of vessels. A propeller and
schooner were chartered at lOc for wheat
| to Buffalo.
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$40! WAGES PAID 800,

10 ssh goods for the ADAMS sxwrse MACHINE Cox-
lAxS. W" vii give . csmnission on all geods sold by
our Agents o. pay wages ~ fssa go - Sloe per
honsh, and psy al necessary expenses Our machine
70 perfect u 10 mechanism shill can learn 70 epe-
rate Il By halt a RS ins,rus,ie. ~ ....I :.
any Yanhy SEWN asehins in NE, a.A % hav.
lspucsD ~ pgies v y3tssn Dollars.
Zach Naships warranted fer shsss yssss.
Address G. 1OoGLES
20. Ger. /ct., DereN ATeh.
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NJ E. CHURCH FxsrIvAL.-The Ladies OF
the NJ E. Church, will give Strawberry
Festival, with variations Of ice cream +,
cake, lemonade, music, and good time
generally, in Glover Il Cocks Hall, on
Thursday evening, June l9, 1862.
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FeStiVal.

The ladies connected with the First
Congregational Society, propose giving .
Strawberry Festival on Monday evening
next, at the Court House.
The public arc respectfully invited to
attend
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CAVALRY HORSES WAsrED.-Another fine
chance for selling horses is presented to
the farmers of La Sale county. The Go
vernment wants several thousand horses,
and have opened a market in Ottawa.
The agent will be found at Armstrong;
Clothing Store, east side of the Court
House. See advertisement
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@ttaha fret Grahtr
LOCAL. MATTERS

At recent meeting Of The Soldiers' Relief So.
ciety. . vote of thanks was passed to Mr.. Good
ing and the lsdiss and ge.tieDen associated with
him, for their timely aid handsome donation TO
theSociety, being the entire pIoceeds Of the con.
cert lately given by them in this place.
By order fthe Society.
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The FEsrIvAL-The strawberry festival
of the ladies of the Episcopal Church on
Thursday evening was splendidly gotten
up, but, although . large and apprecia'
tive company assembled to pa:ttoke OF
the many good things prepared for the
occasion, its complete success was slightly
mitigated by rain in the early part of
the evening, which deferred many living
in the suburbs" from attending under
the fear that it would be rainy night
Their success was fair, however, financially,
and they have 40 reason to complain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-14
OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, Jane II, asa.
FIour-wintef wheat, e9a25o pr loo; spr,ng /"
extra, $2O0a42S spring " tine &
Corn NeoI-40ssOc pr. 100.
WAeat-No. / sprip4, 7O.72; No 2. &C; REL -.
Corr-Shelisd, &sc for eOibs; ear 2ss 7slb'.
Oats-27c for g lbs.
BarLey-3ac for - H.
Rys-6Sc. ~..'s
Isnsot6v >esd-el.3o: NA
Potetoes-35aS0c. p. bush.
Eggs-4c.
Bwtter--7s10e.
Calf Skins-5c-