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The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-23

FURNITURE for sale at auction this morning
by Hyde & Co., 2sO M4in street, at ten o'clock.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-23

MEN have no right to live and breathe under
q Government they are seeking to destroy.
Let our rebels lay that truth to their souls.
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NEGRO BRIGADE.-It is said that there il q
brigade of negroes in New York city, already
enrolled, which can take tho field within .
week.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-23

The CAMPBELL MINISTRIES, with their
usual varieties, will entertain the public to-
night at Odd Fellows Hall
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The notes of the banks OF South Carolina, Georgia.
Alabama and Louisiana pass freely as currency"
and are about per cent discount for Tennessee bank
notes.
The interior banks of the State viz Bank Of Middle
Tennessee, Bank of Nashville, Merchants Bank of
Nashville, shebyvile Bank. Traders Bank &C, Sc
discount below Memphis city money.
Gold Treasury notes. 10 to Is prem
Gold Tennessee money TO 40 prem
Exchange on the Northern and Eastern cities scarce
and rates quite irregular
The demand for U. s. Treasury notes, generally
called green-backs' is very lively, and the supply
limited.
All up country money in good credit at home is
bought by our brokers at 10 to 30 per cent premium
over Tennessee money.
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ORDERS NO. Sc.

ORDERS NO. Sc.
HEADQURTEgs FIFTH DIVISION, \
AMY TENs EssEE,
MKMPBIs, Tennessee, July n, 1862
The undersigned hereby assumes command in Mem
Phs and vicinity All orders Issued By my predecessors
will be respected and enforced
STAFF officers stationed at Mem phis viii report at enss
in writing, giving full Information the coalition Of
their Departments aud the location Of their officers
W. T. SHERMAN, III
Jy22-n Msjor-Gsneral
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BOARDING.

TSAMTLIRs and sINaLE GEHTLRMEN can be 40
liz conan dated with COED rooms and board, by apply
ing at the a hsuss east Of the cotton press,
JeGsEBon street, below Third. iyl7-H
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Tsstimony or u.cilia Powers,

Cecilia Powers WAS sworn, and stated that
she had khown Mrs Hitchcock since she was
little girl, and she had frequently been to her
house, although she had never came there with
q man. Cleveland, a hackman, came there On
one or two occasions while Mrs Hitchcock
was there
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Memphis Bank Note List.

Revised snd Corrected by E. N Avery. Cashier Of the
Gayoso Savings Institute
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TestiGnony Of MA. voliar.

Mira Amelia Vollar was then brought upon
the stand and testified that Mrs. Hitchcock
was her adopted daughter; that she had lived
with them portion of the time and had never
seen anything out of the way. She stated
that Mrs. Hitchcock and her little daughter
slept with her during hel stay with them.
The TACT was also elected from this witness,
though very reluctantly, that Mrs. Hitchcock
became mother about two months after her
marriage.
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and could not do hsaksr, and aocsuasd hfs ksna
ofnces ss TOKENS OF pure friendship, which he
pretended Was the cause Of his interest In her
welfare They lived together from about the
First OF July until a week after the Fourth Of
December, and then separated for a time. in
consequence OF some difficulty, but their diff
terenees were soon sitter adjusted and thsy
again lived tsgether until last Thursday when
the alleged outrage took place. During All
tins long period of time they lived together.
he supplying her every want, which could moi
be aecounted far hy any relationship existing
between them pet she firmly protested that
they did not 1--we t0gether as man aud wife. q
was also drawn cut upon the cross exauoina-
ton, that she had at different times been in The
habit Of frequenting the house of a woman
named Cecilia Powers, who. she admitted, kert
q house OF prostitution. Sne excused herself
however by saying that she visited them to
see this woman whom she had known from
giriheod. She also acknowledged her acouaipt-
anee With several ether prostitutes, and further
admitted having met black man named
Cleveland, at two different houses Of prostito.
tion, and having attended balls with him At
various times. She had frequently attended
dances 1T Bennetts saloon on Welles street
when her husband was not invited to 90. and
did not know where she had gone. Her hus-
band enlisted in the Douglas Brigade ia July.
and left for tie war without making aay pro-
vision for her support, aud was kiile-, in battle
at Upton, Missouri.
TNaff
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Abbott's History of the Rebellion.

Abbott's History of the Rebellion.
The agent, T. j. JOHNSON, is now can
wasting in our midst for this great work,
and is meeting with good success.
Mr.. Abbott has already gained world
wide reputation by his Life of Napoleon,
The French Revolution, The Mona rchies
Of Continental Europe, &c. His style is
peculiarly graphic, forcible and pictu
rescue, bringing the scenes described
clearly and yividly before the mind, and
enabling the reader almost to see the
march of embattled hosts, hear the roa,
of artillery, and participate in the deadly
strife of war; and he is, by common con
sent regarded as the man of all others tc
write the History of the Great Rebellion.
Mr. johnson purposes to canvass our
county thoroughly for this great work
and from the popularity and literary
ability of its author, we predict for him
great success.
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Soldiers Relief SocIety--AcknowIccg-
ment.
CAMP OF SD ILLINOIS, !
MEMPHIS. Tenn Aup 3 1860

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Aug. 8, 1862
MRS. Z. c. HENsHAw, Secretary Soldiers Aid
Society:
1 have the pleasure OF informing you
that the trunk of sanitary goods from
your city, placed in my hands at Ottawa
by Mrs. Vorce, reached our Regt. safely,
and will be distributed in accordance with
Instructions received.
In the name Of the soldiers of this regi-
ment l thank you and the ladies of your
Society for your kindness towards them.
They have sacrificed much by leaving
their homes and all that makes life desi-
rable; they are ready to lay down life
itself if necessary and your kind remem-
brance is to some oxtent a compensation
for what they have done and are willing
to do for our afflicted country.
The articles sent thus have double
value: first, in making the men more
comfortable in sickness, supplying in part
those necessary articles which usually can
not be obtained in the field, at any price ;
and, second, their moral value, telling the
soldiers that they are not forgotten by
those at home, thus melting them to
greater exertions in order to gain your
good will.
Again | give you our warmest thanks
for this kind remembrance
Yours, very respectfully,
j. o. Harris,
Asst. Surgeon SD H.
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LIVES OF ILLINOIS SoLDIEEs.-lt Is
ticklish business to write the life of man
berore he is dead, especially of soldier;
for if the truth is told, coffee and pistols
may endanger the authors life; and if
puffery and glorifcation are the aim, the
soldier is apt to be ruined Mr.. JAMES
GRANT WILSON, of Chicago, however, con-
celves that he can do justice in the pre-
misses, and is preparing book to embrace
brief sketches Of the lives of all the lead.
ing Illinois officers in the army, such as
Gems. Grant, Hunter, Pope, Wallace, Blu.
ford, Carr, Paine, DC, &C.; also of Coils.
Bracket, Brayman, Cushman, Dickey,
Mulligan, Ransom, &c. The book is to
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JUST IN TIME-The chilling north winds
yesterday, coming on the heels OF such
warm weather, caused a sudden hunting
up Of warmer clothing Well, many would
have been III despair over the moth eaten
stock discovered in old trunks and clothes
presses, had it not soon been noIsed over
town that Ed ARMSTRONG had just returned
from the East with tremendous new
stock of just the clothing needed-the
latest STYLES for fall and winter wear. Ed.
of his stock tnc bigger the run groEs.
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MONEY REcovERED.-Abouta week ago,
Mr.. Henry c. King, of the sash factory in
this city, lost pocket book containing
about $40. For several days he was
unable to find the least trace, although
convinced that it had teen stolen. Fl
nally he employed detective Crane and
his secret police corps to look it up, and
in about two days they traced it into the
possession of boy, IL years old, in Mr.
Kings own employ. The money was all
recovered but about s..
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@ttaha frft Graber
LOCAL. MATTERS
Supervisors.

The regular annual session of the Board
of Supervisors Of this county commenced
in this city on Monoay. The business on
hand has been complicated and heavy,
out the members have labored assiduously
almost day and night, determined if pos
sible to get through by this evening. "o
shall endeavor to give full account OF
their proceedings in our next.
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DRAFTING.-R. THoRyE, ESQ. has been
appointed DRAFTING COMMISSIONER for this
County, and has been occupied during the
past week in selecting his assistants, and
in making other needful arrangements for
getting to work. His orders from the
Adjutant General are peremptory to report
by the lst of October; so We shall soon
know who is to be called upon to assist
the Government in its time of need In
the Eastern States, Drafting has already
began, and owing to the militia system
prevalent there, and the facilities it affords
can be hurried to completion faster than
with US But, the preliminaries once over
we shall hurry too, and the faster the
better. So, evidently thinks the Adjutant
General, who gives us a little over two
weeks, only, on witch to begin and end the
whole draft.
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DREW & HUNTSBERGER
DESPECTFLLLY ANNOUNCE to the Farmers and
IL others Lhat having entered into partnership, and
removed their Agricultural Establishment from the
Mechanics Hall to the above location, they have great
Iy increased their stock and prepared to supply
farmers with about every tool implement known in
he business. They have
Reapers Il Mowers, all styles and make,
Corn Planters. Shelters, and Cultivators,
Flows, uarrows, Drills, Horse Rakes,
Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Wheelbarrows'
Brushes, Curry Combs, Hand-Rakes'
&c, &C., &C., &c. Also
A General Assortment OF Seeds.
Such as-Ied TOP, Clover, Timothy, Blue drass Sor-
ghum. Hungarian Grass Fla. Seed: Gstasn SEEDS 6
Give ne . call before purchasing eissvhsre. %.
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WAR MEErISGs.-Meetings will be held
during the coming week at the following
times and places, when addresses will be
delivered by competent speakers to urge
enlistments to fill up the La Sale county
Battery.
At Austin's School House in the town o..
Ophire, on Tuesday evening, Sept. 10th.
At the school house in the town Of
Worthwhile on Wednesday evening Sept.
18th
At Blake's school house, in the town of
Serena, on Thursday evening, Sept. 18th.
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T.. 3. HOB IL r,

Has taken Rooms the Bank OF Ottawa just across
the street from his old quarters lie is permanently
located there, and will be III readiness, during all bust
ness hours to wait on his patrons heretofore Hi
charges FOR operation in keeping with the times
Remember the Rooms Ottawa Bank, formerly
Col. Cusiman's Office. mlsw
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Notice..

The Soldiers Relief Society will hereafter hold
their meetings "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON of each
week at o'clock in the Supreme Court House
All ladies having friends among the Soldiers, are
desired TO take notice.
BY order of the Society.
3 L. UENSHAW. Sec'v.
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For SALE At GREAT BARGA1H-The
imported stallion Toronto. reason for
selling-the owner, Medley, is going to
war He is one of the first horses in the
Terms easy, if well secured
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DiCxEv sCAvALRY REGIMExr.-Lieutenant
favorite regiment and forwarding them as
obtained. His headquarters are olso in the
Court House yard.
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AURORA INSTITUTE
AND CLARK SEMINARY.

NALL TERN OPENS AUGUST 25TH.
at 10 Of the full schools in the West,
and fully entitled u The large patronage has receiv
ed II has large ana able corps of teachers" 1.-THE
standard Of scholarship u high the building the finest
q the kind in the state.D The female Department
eRers special Inducements" Expenses vary from $40
10 500 per year, according to the atndes Selboard-
their expenses about ore half, Liberal dis
counts 70 clergymen.
For Cir suars adddress Rev. G. W. oUEREAU. A. n,
Aurof ., Illinois. q t7.Iy
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PRoMorIoS.-The death of Major Fred.
Matteson, of Yates Sharp Shooters, leaves
Capt John Morrill,, of this city, in COM
mand of the battalion, with certainty OF
being promoted to the vacent position OF
Major.
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PEOPLES PENSION
Bounty Money Office
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
OTTAWA, ILLS.

go OTTAWA, Ills,
AGENT FOR
snyder, Cook 4 Co., of Chicago.
WILL pay particular attic ntion to the collection of
w BOUNTIES, PENSIONS, ARREARAGES or
Paw, &C, &c.
Ne Advance Fees Required, and no Char.
geS Unless Successful.
The we'll known bby, facilitie, and success of tn
ARm fer which acting need no eRcomiuH1.
The senior partner resides permanently at Washing
ten for the prosecution Of their clients claims
Apply to ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
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SD. ILL.,, REGIMEsT.-Capt Allison is
quite active in getting recruits to fill up
the SD Colonel Cushman's) regiment,
canvassing all parts of the county and
melting with encouraging success. His
head quarters are IN the Court House yard
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OFFICERS IN Tows-Col. Z. LYLE DICKEY
was in town yesterday, having brought
home his son Sergt CHAs. DIcKEY, danger
ously sick He leaves again to day, we are
informed.
Capt SKINNER, of the SD regiment, has
arrived home, having been obliged to quit
the service on account of an incurable
neuralgia in his feet. Capt s. has been
an able and efficient officer, of long ex-
perience in the servic-one Of those men
whose withdrawal from the army is q real
loss He quits the service most unwilling
ly, yielding only to memorable necessity.
New ULM-It is a noble and generous
thought, on the part of our German fellow
citizens, to raise funds for the assistance
of the sufferers by the recent Indian out
RACES at New Ulm, in Minnesota. Just at
the beginning of the cold season, pros
porous village has been suddenly bereft of
their all by the ruthless savages, and left
with the dreary prospect of starvation
before them. We hope the social party,
at Stone & ELS Hall on Monday evening,
having such noble objects in view, will be
literally patronized.
Our REGIMENT The last heard from our
regiment, they were at Jeifersonville,
opposite Louisville.
The Regiment left Ottawa on Saturday
last, under orders to proceed as rapidly as
possible to Louisville. On Saturday eve
ming, by the time the regiment had about
reached Michigan city, the orde to march
was countermanded, and they were direct
ed to remain at Ottawa until further orders
The order came too late, however, and the
regiment proceeded on its way.
Col Moore had recovered his health
sufficiently on " ednesday to start IN pur-
suit of them; but whether he has yet
joined them or not, we are unadvised.
The regiment left in condition little
better than n mob-without clothing or
equipments of any sort, and with but one
field officer, and he appointed but few
hours before they were On the move
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cost so cts, and to be issued about the LIST
of October. James Barnet, 1S9 Lake ST.
Chicago, Publisher.
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DR. RAILWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP,
CALLED RAILWAYS RENOVAT-
INf, RESOI VENT

One to six bottles viii every form Of skin dis
Humcr., Pimpes, Blo,ch-s, Boiis Salt El,cuIn.
Ulcers, Tumors Fever Sores, Scrofuia syPhii Q,
Sores in the Eyes, Ears Nss-, Mouth. Scaid Head
Let eglcct this adyise-if you would rid your
selves from the ms.ries you sunrrresort 4; TO
ih. medicine One bottle will do you good tia n
half dozen ofSarsaParillss and other mixtures. Tie
dose is small, two tea. pooh iulls being full dose.
IS YOUR CONSTITUTION TAINTED ?
Wonders daily wrought by RAILWAYS RESoL-
MENT, in violent Constitutional Diseases. 1t Olsen
cages from the animal fluids the mGt-ries taoybi or
elements of dis throws them Of through the
excre;ory orga.s thus taking the sting out of the dis
order. 1t renovates md frcshens the blood, and i'm.
parts vital energy the system. In Scrofa, Cancer
syphilis Chronic rheumatism, Lung Complaints, Skin
Diseases, Mercural Diseases, Coniractons OF the
joints, Palsy, Paralysis and all complaints external
nteraai which capable of assuming a constitution
al type and of being transmitted from parenes ,ochl
dren, recommend the only remedy and a sure
one this irresistible and searching disnfectant alter
native and insgoraHt
PRICE OSE DOLLAR PER BvTTLE, OR SIX BOT
TIES FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
DIR. RAILWAYS OFFICE,
s. MAIDEN LANE. SOLD By DRUGGISTS.
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Estray Colt.

1sTRAyEp from the subscriber. st Ottawa. ON Friday
II Auaust lSsh, q 6orrel Mare Colt, had no marks
person said Colt giving In formation
there to be found, will be literally rewarded " the
owner living in the town of Aanius By leaving in
formation at the Daniel Murphy. vest side Of
the Court House, Ottawa. PETEk DOOLY.
Ottawa, Aug. l5-4w.,
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OTTAWA ACADEMY.

WE offer all the advantage. of fret class Semi
w nary. Rare chan fer Practical Book Keeping
Ancient, Modern and HgheI English Languages, r III
losophy Chemistry Surveying, ing, Painting, and
Music. 4 experienced Teachers. Studen.s taken at
any time. A few board with the principal. An
evening school for Writing, Book Keeping, Arithm etc,
Astronomy, &C., from till 10.
A class will be formed, and situations found for
Teachers.
Common English, IS per quarter III weeks)
Primary Department, So per quar- ter.
First Term al weeks0 opened May 10.
Fall Term "a weeks,) opens Aug. Is.
Winter Term " Dec. s,
SprnR -" March %.
Cook Glover's Block, Ottawa. III.
Aft -. A. ARNOLD. NJ. A., Principal,
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NJ A II r / l. ID.

At the Mansion House Sunday the 18th inst by
Arthur Lockwood, Esq, Mr. PuiLANDEE Block Miss
M.RY.ELLES daughter OF James Spencer, Esq., both OF
the town of Bruce.
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- l L u .

- L u.
At the resideace of W, ii. Price, Of Fall River La
Sale county Illinss, the I'd inst, Miss SARAF
years.
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AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Consisting of every variety OF
Mems, Boys and Youths Kip
and Calf Brogans, Balmorals,
Oxford Ties, Plow Shoes, &c, &c;
also, a prime lot Of Mems Fine
French Of BIT made to order; also,
large assortment of Ladies', Miss
and Child's Kid and English Last
ing Balmorals, Congress and But
ton Boots, Ladies' Slippers, from
25 cts. to 1925; Ladies Kid Mo.
Lace Boots, Is cts. to $3.50; La.
dies Kid and English Lasting
eng, Is cts. to$2 90; Childrens'
cop tipd Shoes, 40 to IS cts.
The best assortment. OF
LADIES ENGLISH LASTING CATERS
In the City MADE ogprA, o! various widths sizes
and styles. No trouble TO get good ht
~ LADIES. CALL AND SEE THEM.A
CHILD CO.,
one door Wet Of TIE Elnk Of Ot,a,ea, Main Street
p S-Esw Goops Evssy WEEK.
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Fol sheriff.
M.. EB1on Please announce the name of PETER
DONLEYY as candidate for sheriff of La saiIe county
subject to action Of the democratic county
tion and ob,ige MANY FRIENDS.
an Independent: candidate for Sheriff. the No.
yember election. John HUSTON.
At the solicitation of numerous friends, induced
offer myself a candidate for Sheriff of La Sale
county the approaching November election subject
to the action of the democratic convention.
TIL. c. GIBSON.
We are authorized announce the name OF WV. r.
MuLIGlS as candidate for the Office Of Sheriff OF La
Sale comfy the approaching November eie ction-
subject the action of the democratic party.
We are authorized to announce ARTHUR LOCK
WOOD as candidate for Sheriff the n election.
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Last Notice.

NTEMBERS Of the jackson Guards, now absent, are
M positively required to report within reasonable
time to Thomas ancy, Esq., Ottawa, who will furnish
transportation to Chicago they will report them.
selves to the commander of the company at Camp
Dunno. Col. Jackson, commaRdaBt at Camp Douglas,
has issued order compelling all Captains to report
ali sentees in order that they may he ought as pri-
soners to Camp. reasonable time will lie given to
the absent members Of the Guards report in Camp
By T. X. BARRETT,
OTTAWA Aug. .. Captain of the Company.
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EXCHANGE BANK

z. r. FAY &c CO.
BANK Of DIsCOUN Z, DEPOSIT, and EXCHANGE.
OLD and SILVER BOUGHT and SOLD.
COLLECTIONS made in all parts of the State, and
promptly RENTED at current rates ofexchange
Interest allowed on Deposits.
t. 4. II. FAY, o,.,., ~,
-. A. W. HOBERT, "'e0"'1"'
s.arif &c. REED. Auburn. " y.
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OF nu Chewing tina
o a is han
ant dan Elevator tina will the I bags
a. it, ran o h b npa
Vince
al have d
b o f
a CT be
Our wi en n : o b eda
Prc "a
Gu F Shell t for hSs dn ck huGO 10 Obul eday
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Will full assortment At the Subscribers consist
ing IN part Of
Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Syrup,
MOLASsEs, GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS, WOODEN,
WILLOW AND STONE WARE, fINE-CUT CHEW
ING, SMOKING, AND PLUG TOBACCO. FISH,
NAILS, and FLOUR. Also, all other articles
usually kept in q we'll regulated
90 "a r. Z q TOR n,
Which AM SELLING LOWER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE In this city, for CASH or BARTER.
w. B. CAMPBELL.
Ndia Street, North Side, Ottdsaf, ~.
II IER'S BEST KEROSENE OIL, only so, cents per
N eallop a. CAMPBELLS..
H.OOO CAMPBELLN
CAMfBELLH,
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bprpare to IL order ntins soon for
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BANK OF OTTAWA.
CORNER MAIN AND La SALE SITS.
Will. H. w. CuShman,
BANKER.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD ON
NEW YORK,
CHICAGO,
ST LOUIS,
LONDON, LIVERPOOL, 4 IRELAND.
Also. on
PARIS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BERLIN,
aTRisRURG STUTTGART, COLOGNE,
WANRrRG AMSTERDAM, BREMEN.
Collections made and promptly RENTED FOR at cur
fent rates OF exchange.
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Insurance Department.
LIFE, FIRE, AND MARINE POLICIES
1ssued favorable terms the best and most relia
Bile Insurance Companies the United States, both
Stock and Mutual.
We represent Companies but such we feel war
Yanted in recommending friends safe and re-
sponsible Insurers. Ottawa, April g. 1861.