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" PROM 1T Of Cou tlna IT -o"u"ert ~ ~ u "opoH
Iunc'ion Nth usawr r. Lac@ wanna AID ~'tru ki ODD
AID - WITH Lrtgh Wiley RAJ 70 - sn1 re conu~f
lions. forming deSt ADc - Pntnr.h a't'Ae Wet 'i''oli
B clArgr Of ......- =, -.
- case New ufk a. i0iiaws. .
J,prrsrrrg trPrss---At . o.. fpr Eaton Nesdi y.
potts,.ie haIfi.bu-g Maucl tturk, WI lsnspnr. &C
Man THAfs--At o.. Cor Baton. Nslsg Osp, ScralG'
ton Great l., nj lit,.trp, Wik~sb u ., &c 400.
I 20. HhO. su TkNs-for PASTOR. N,nch Chunk, VII
I H.ui- g,r Eesdiug. rotisvi.-. H.u-hure, Sc
n II. af Its.teesH istI.-tog kAseJu. be.Ai-Ario
Aii~ato~a end MEscb Chuu.
s..Ors NAY TAA s-tuT : mrrvIr-
81 " WtsTFrs fFFsk.s-flr ts'to1 Allentown. Zeal
IN. dsri.lurs psbarsh and the Wet seepinf care om
Js-.e, Cts thf,nsh O q. .an IN
FnrEt.. IasfN POS II tnEi. 8vH0-Fts = m. FETrrs
Tai. from Yes fo kfrnv-- ~ iirr.uursH ~, c'upr,
ia Set sai Wee "-uusyvAr Csn' d DAD 40 ti'tn
Central . lrotd sorih AMI Sou,h snd "Eh the Cumo"f
all :. ~ i-ilro.d. ~, -,
Sr-.i dsis -unds'- rSrrf'rdi. n'ihg close
eo.rrction ~ nLrstur. Fh fepL-l yslia haifosd-"ih
20 rtsng. 20 Fif'sbursu and Out one % tron-
rs snd chcaso -four bo.Fs time saved BY tang ihi'
tfE!s - A..
Yoii NV Pi,t 20 T. Sorth River, $40 srd - - H.
$50 -. I'D IA. -, "
triu zach JUN y stt-AN' nl"'hifi"'Ne
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Neu i1nb 'icatio'ta.


I AL NEW WORK,
~ Jp-s pubi he'd J
n ocRrpNFR No i2i GRAND-srt Hev-Yolh,
AMERICA -
BEFORE
EUROPE.
pRISCIPLES AND INrERE1fs.
D. Cappt NJ OAsPAhIs. Translated 10y Mics MARY l..
- BOoTu. ! vel 2iDo T. p.
yybla tbe work deas with and sBoss marvellous
k,ow.~ Of 10 any way coInto y orb Tue Nrs-nt
IL i especially va ueble ~ s discussion Of principles
necessities aud pfoos1e et-nee "
Ii could be opp.T ube. lhceed. Il r'en tb,
sh,t Of the present hOuT. both a. regard Anri0sH suo
turoptsn interr.;a auo IS such n 1T De .
TEXTBOOK OR TIE TINES
SIS, slst fesd,, the tfh edi ion 81
TIL y h.SiNG % GRE ~ n oPLS,
Hy he some aohor. vol. ilm".. 20 cents.
Cones n. hy mail poapail OF receipt Of pIi"e.
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lNGebincrn.
DIAPER MILL MACHINERY FOR SALE

4 % y ne"
One - il~h q iiudsf 4ch'ne, cofIeT drJtT
Two Jlret ieHgnrl kDAs.
Ons 1fett ltuginel Roll
Ore Dsniels ba Cu.tel
Two Paper Presses.
Two gaey fuUp-
One team tloconio;ivel Belief
To Dlsscu IuOs two tuDs c-chl.
Ou- Steam Nocom -tivel lie Ief 80 horse power
On- Farin@ o. iurh c, ud-r, Street stfok-.
ppiy 81 TIE Once II he Ill Tie FALLS COTTON
MILL Liftle Falls 81 " 80 the oico 81 GARNER Go
No. ij9 Dain..st, New IoFs.
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H'O COUNTRY PRINTEkS.-A double me
i dium ADAMS POWER PRESS told .yle bat al iron }
warranted IN rate order at 500 Win do wok Is to
any pes, built, and the Of eight 10 Handled
hour. J. y. COOLEY PTilie.' warehouse.
No, spracs-st
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,1rofessloral Notices.

nR. J. X. NEWTON, Physican for the euro
Of ali Chfoni, Disease. havisg II, New YORK. TIE PUB
d. are Informed Dr. *. W. hE.LEi, ~ho %as formerly
itn Dr Newton, IN rea al without medicine
anu wi.uou. y.n 30 oi Vest " hst, orn'r Of oihsv
liolr. from 90 FEE Irteuts 4. 'u 70 . DintseS
i,yar N-.r,igit Khsums.i,m Pro spsus Uted. Weak
,pine. &C. s.s el,a,iy cured - ore oSeria ~
hRs. GRIFFIN, No. 255 GTandst., opposite
Al Lord TsyiJrs y. Y. and ~ rutoa-st' bfDoAH1
int-rirg f4 partial sets Of ther ihPT' ei slelN
IrETH with ~ wiblu, extra ting the foos FOl 'e' o.
90 or pi4sius IS; silver rubber, ~, p.f 'sr SO
a, tooth -, sil,ef ~ trfaeiiDg - e.l''
EDWARD ii. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF me
~ s-ape an Operating ,rd Cousultioe Surgeon No ~
tf.v yHce consasians on tie obscure dseaes OF
the pyie yscrrA Ruptarr Piles, N.rcocele, and fs'as
rpdi,lv cured without knife or issuse Once nous
! from @ 60 ., - , sn1 20 eyehings.
III
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Ty'iiE TAX BILL.
NOW RFiDY

'y'HE TAX BILL.
4 NOW READY
In psuph.; Of p fegea 1ae. white paper Be''5s tie
bin hlch is od word il socorisaco VITA the original
text append pbabrtics heCapitas,ion Of every
ce 20 be taxed by Zoe sS AID tie suount o. tie tax 20 be
levied thereon Tho renlers CuPlets tad convenient
a. Il Il possible to make II.
Price cents potp.d, - per 10 q sent by express 5
per loo 4 b, mail Address TIE TRIBUNE Neg.Yo!s
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Drn Goods.

GREAT ATTRACTION!
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS.
STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PRIZES or
RICH SILKS DRE>S GOODS, CLOAks, SACQUEs,
ani AANTlLL-S 81 the
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF
CHARLES HEARD 6 Co.,
No col GR,ND-ST
Previous s,ziup stock.
$4,000 WORTH hICu SILKS, .
MsBKTD DOWN
$1,000 WORTH RICH DRESS GOOD.
MARKED DOWS.
$1,000 WORTH PURE LINENS AND FAMILY
GOODS, - ,
MARKED DOWN
sIaOpo WORTH RICH MAETiLLAS nd CLyAhs'
MARKED DOWN.
Nctw1is'snding the great advance in pie Of Cotton
Ghos a,r sell oar ps.s-nt Ia g- siocA Oh
nOUF re GODiJs 70 900 woral "a. reduced price
As o a, have piece let aud We he. leave 60 snssst"
our patton. popdety Of sappy's ih.m'eVe' "no"'
deI,y f,T they ,e ,lra I'd, rapidly advancing in ptce
CaAS HEARD Co., No Dl Grand't'
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UEALTH LIBRARY FOR ONE DOLLAR.
\ -rae following wo.k', NsierCuIe Tor the Million
V1e Irgc Healing At Dns Medicines. Nervous Debility,
hi ease. a Fenl-s Pr1s EsstJ fobtc, Nos'tersnsn
Dses-e- VI to- Throat 4ad Ling. Principles Of iiygeo
Ibepy, aud n,es. Reform cent postpaid, III ~! ~ he
author K 4 TRAIL. D., No u Ls'satst. Ne~.I ok
lis Dil4the:s Is resiy. Price = u ESQ ta-
thollsy OF tie Reproductive Ora - % Dr. TT ALL
viii the Nicola, To- iusit1e Tofonio Canada
each eyeaioy fiom sgt ~ 70 the @itl i9ciasve.
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TMPORTANr to MARRIED. and THOSE

III w Ut 't.I'4 80
Il abOUr 70 BE- MARRlEU.-Or A NJ. MAURGCEAU
of-ss.r Di.cs.es ~ Women Ia. just pDosJea IT. I y
. itinn 4 Tue vslt1le book entitled Iht MAhhtGi
NOMANfs PRItATE MEDICAL COMrANiON"
'kOaalTie Biofd e. ~ with u tns cveE-re!a
bic li;g1l tonP-uioa" Ia cescuoes he peculiar con-
ps. az uuther % become their carse,
as symptoms and pe-crbes the proper remedies L.
pisin, simple 81d Cnsse Ia gJ4gs.
MAJ, Of me- con- u hGf sensitive nature fobiis
cst Vh,sc., ard - -he pte1 sufsr' ye sieT
yea pale nag q, stsuu U-o and wonder Whst al h-f
Of misery have bseu sparvd by lie timely possession
fsch COPY worth i's weight IN gold. Free Fl.
Sold al M oGise go ~ .beUyst, New-Io or can b.
b. b. Ir7 Of po.tss any part % tue ae1 u ies
-ds. ~ nc o,iu- 81, Gnt sidessias Box No wa
NeFNOfk ctti. Fsr ss~ - no feeys: tAst0r Honsei
ard No. IS An It. kLUEAdEN < CO., No 10 Cour-st..
bosson.
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TEAMS.
Owe cow for On. Ye.T'...........

U0e UT
Tuo Co. e. TO- Ore Nsa ...................'.
Thrse or al'-e Coz les for One Year leschl
And an Exua Copy gIss fr every Clue of EiSHr sUB'
sgRrUkss.
H.rper's MsssziLe and HarpeIs Weekly, together on
yeH ,,..--,,,, -,
f S,h,er tons Cor friends requested 70 Ienii
th..n ia Ir,.elencc 10 b.uk Noes
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DART XIV OF
PRAITHWAlTe'S RETROSPECT,
FOR JULY,
WILL BE ppApy on MONDAY, rHs 2isr fSsS
Term, PROM is4o TO 1852:
Paris TO NU..........s.....'.s'''''''o'c &c"
PGrts XIII to AXII.......,.....,..ss'.'13c' sscn.
port, XXiiI XLiiI.....,........'.'..@l c'eh'
Psr,sXLIV 10 XLV................si 70 each
Uniform bound volumes containing two psrs 81 ~ sech
RAILS OF
Strs. cent? per number single 10 qusnsisef prepaid or
on delivery TO regular ub,crbe, regular Agents and Dear
ers or when re, lned by them the Pobhho Tao'e pay
!s annually oay sle Io,a de Subscribers and on.!'ed to
the above rates.
THE PHYSICIANS HANDBOOK,
REUSED PoR lto3
Including az the new Remsl Ag nts q the past year,
WILL BE READY sARLy IN fHPTEsBEE.
Pub,.h.aby W. a. TOWNSEND,
No 80 wsksrs.., Ny.
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% .ct.
Gouees Gno farms Uantec.

COTTAGE WANTED--In Eew-fOrk or VI
" cini.y. Rent not to exceed =l7o nn,I, Nay l@5
T. T., Tribune Ofica
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Boots ano Shoes.

S.c 81 50, 81, and 81 5ow v, II 1ss . sas
HC, CATERS, NEW sPhiNp sEp,...c esD ssS ~
|. yONEs's, Nos. 10 ssd HAa@s" IL
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IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN.--One filling
writes 20 10 hours by mail Send stamp for cir
euler. GEO, y. HAWKES.. No, ca Nsnsg.et., N Y
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1onsc furnishing Gccos.
cesa! Ncilses.
ljcrsonal.

DpI ,r,,pc o,J FRIENDS of deceased
tsEhAb ~ - Ct from IA. d de,ent hosP,ais N
or pi,He 2, e sssS si pS 0iu by
gu iNr'h - - M r SANDS OoNsfnmeni unae''-A>'
No ga tst. Na.finstoD' y = .,.-s~,~x~ss
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HAPPEN N.ealtyE b. shed frorl the cornence
urstt Any Nulb-f viii oe by Mall, postpaid. for
3, Gems Any Volume comp ising Six Nnmhe.s neatly
keuu1 H. cloth will w Mail part o The u tied
r s-s wi hi 500 n,-s Of Ne~ Yos, pos,-pei for Two
psrs per Complete Ses viii te sent Dy Express
tie risht tie charge 81! she Z, RECOUNT o.
sw,rt per Cent from tie above rate Twenty four
amss ,oua6 ni'cvmly extending om Juae' l5o 70 day
isS2 Sc ready.
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4 a.. .l.aa.oos, RfF VAN Wl .KLE leave, eve =
TUESDAY ,nd fRID n.y. At o'clock from thr loot -
800. 49, l4udls cY1ren.'s CID >pius CpfnW 49,
N-.surfh Low Point Mtr1or,r.l and NirOl Krun-
INK rave P9nshsrrp.i- the rg~nlns ~ CLOCK I'D
/. =. Low Poi.t and t!.hkiL fare 20 cen's
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Burning f.uIo, Oils, Sc.

! CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct the manufacturers and wells and
for ssr IA quantities 10 suit IN pme Shipping ORDER a. tho
| ,,ry lowed, make, r.,ss by sChIEffEllN BROTHERS
| Co. Nos 100 ana l52 Wuiisn a, NsW.YaE
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y'iiE TAX ELL,
4
NOW READY,

NOW READY,
n panphc. Of - pages fms, white paper Beside the
bill which is word word in accordance with The original
text. We APPEND to IL alphabetical spus,ioD Of
article to be taxed By Law and the amour, Of the tar to be
levied thereon This readeTs it complete aud couvensr
spo.ible TO make it. The Biz almost every sr.i-
c. Ia use and every person 10 interested to fnow tho
amount.
Price cents pOspsI 81 Ter 100. II SEQ. by express; s.
per 100 Il by nail.
address THE TRIBUNE. fswYoric
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A WArNOUo \ Co.. WArles1le Dcalers in
~ New,Ps.-r' Mssazioes Book' &C. No. al Ns's,u-
ST. OK City--Hr~s ieaer- Postmasteis CouaTy
Hrrchs t. suefs sud rrdjleis send fos Cbesr ssd
fiice Lis..
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NrEW-loRK aud NEW-HAVEN RAIL


/ HOLD. SAC H,nBOR, sc 81 amer MAO ARA.
p. p.,ea' ~ .sve irr SO - lIan-.fll : a. ~
Tft-nAI. TnlEsDAY. SD sAitaDAt Avn
.OOi.- - oc.3.k rfr. paasec a1 y ~ h"ad,
to A J. RICHARDSON. 80. it0 fritl -
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Roaro ano Rooms.

BOARDING. Mrs. JANE HAlGHT has
- removed 20 ~. z3 N9d-r-st.. shaded, q1iet and
uca1n location and b.. nl"ssn rooms on tho
s,cord f9or 20 ie.. vito boz 4, mod rate prices
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ANY send gs single eter pu. stamp will receive r.
collar III tie euffsyiugs above erred 10.
~ FOR sale by all deslen In ITO line throughout tho
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E,u5ical IneirnrifTIe.

DAVEN & BACON,
IL M.nul1ctur,n Of Grand snd Square PlAHO-toR us
Wsrers1tn NJ l35 Grand o.. Icar BIO d~sy, = T.
W. sr- now Offering ivorsbr tsrus ii ss."'tn"n'
OF osteA warranted b. every p~ct Lp,A4 a-ne
nsuts tasde slh parties desiring q ~ ln'tGlA~iHs
NTElNWAY x SONS GOLD-MEDAb PA
y TEST OVgESrRUNG GRAND az SGN' RI
AMOS have been sle5 the ~ pre- h+iesrf
Whenever sah,b.i IN Competition with tue best glsses o.
Bo, IN. Newfob Phi!aderh rni Baltimore and ole now
c,uside- ed the best Pianos Manufactured
written guaranty Tot Ave lesI. gwen with 'ah in'ifp
Wsre-ooms No. p sad e WALKER-Sf. u.srEfO,a~ay.
G.JI~ GREAT BARG ANA large
to lsb'p. rour icorner osfved rioldng riANo, iron
fs u, ard all modern improvements: very little u'et ~
TIE low hsnre Of is Apply No. as We. latbst t.lf
the 9lt
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Will Coal Oils Explode .

This much mooted question may well
be answered by a paradox--yes or no.
Coal Oils, In their crude state, are explo-
sive, containing as they do large amount
of naptha, one of the most explosive sub
stances known to science When coal oil
is thoroughly refined, and the explosive
properties removed, then, of course, the
oil is rendered pure and perfectly safe.
The process of refining is not only expen-
sive, but there is large per cent. of vast
age, thus rendering the perfectly pure oil
more costly Through the cupidity Of
some dealers. cheap and dangerous
article is foisted upon the community, and
accidents are frequent from the use Of
this inferior article. Messrs. BRADFoRD Il
DEAN, dealers in this city, assure us they
sell none but the pure refined oils, war
ranted non explosive, and at the cheapest
possible rates. They have ON hand very
large assortment of lamps Of all kinds
As to prices, they defy competition. Call
and see for yourselves, at their Lamp and
OIL Store on Main street two doors vest
Of Cushmaus Bank.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-02-15

Nr. Editor \ report is in circulation,
as | am informed. that the patients in
Hospital at Camp Cu>hman do not receive
all of the articles OF food put there by
their friends. reference being particularly
had 10 patients from the cavalry com
pany-
The matter is really o. too little i'm
pOrtauce TO deserve any notice from sen-i-
ble people Yet IT has been suggested 10
me- that 1t might be we'll enough TO say
that the diet OF all the patients Is pre-
scribed every day, and that articles are
sometimes sent to them winch they are
not ALLOW ed to eat Ia such cases, when
possible. the food is reserved for the
patients till they are able TO eat il. or, il il
can not be kept, II J. distributed 10 other
patients whose Diet l. of a higher grade
This Is my standing order 10 the nurses
in ATTENDANCE, and have every reason 10
believe that it /. faithfully executed
Although = patient may not receive the
particular article Of dict sent 10 him, he
does get things donated by other persons
when there j. anything on hand suitable
for him To have
The celebrated David Crockett. Esquire.
was the author OF a maxim particularly
adapted to the class OF FAULT finders above
referred to- AID commend the said maxim
to their careful consideration.
Yours, truly,
J o HABfus.
Asst Surgeon sd Ia! Vol.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-02-15

DEATH OF Mrs HAMProN-We unite
with the citizens of Ottawa generally, in
expressing our profound sympathy with
Mr. HAMPTON, editor of the Republican
newspaper in this city, in his unspeakable
atfliction by the loss, after a brief and
painful illness on Saturday morning last,
Of his truly amiabic and estimable consort.
Living near neighbors, we have, in the
familiar intercourse of members Of our
respective households, had abundant OPP
portunity of witnessing, and learning to
appreciate, her many noble qualities as u
neigh Dor, friend, wife, and truly Christian
mother. A devout member of the Baptist
Church, her walk was ever in meek, yet
earnest and devoted harmony with her
Christian profession. The desolation of
household thus suddenly bereft Is too all
pervading fer utterance; and can only be
mitigated by the consoling recollection
which, in infinite mercy is vouchsafed to
all His trusting creatures, that, after all
earthly Affections are but as dress in COM
parison with the unutterable joys in re-
serve for the blessed who die in the Lord.
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Special n Offices.

THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Il continually in peril if she is mad enough neglect
or maltreet these sexual irregularities which
thirds Of her or less subject.
d. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same
formula which the inventor. CORNELIUS L. CHEESE
NAN, NJ D., OF New FORK, has fer twenty years used
successfully In an extended private practice-immed
aely relieves without pain, all ds;u Dances of the pc
rodical dicharge whether arising from relaxation
suppression They act like chakm in removing the
pains that accompany difficult or mmoIerate menstru
alton, and the only safe and reliable remedy for
Fushes, Sick Headache, Pains in the Loins, Back and
Sides, Papitation of the Heart Nervous Tremors Hys
tercs SpAsms Broken Sleep and other ana
dangerous effects of unnatural ccntition OF me sex
nal functions. In the of Ftfor df0ns or
Whites they effect a speedy cure
TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as the only
sxfe means of ing interrupted mensruaton, but
. LADIES' Must BEAR ~ .NIND
That IN tsdt reyy dccOun if taken when the interrupt
don arises natural thoy will inevitably
SOLUTELY NECESSARY, for such is the tendency of
organization that they inevitably he process of
CESSATION.
Explicit directions, stoting sohen. and aohen hh4V
should not be tsed. with each Box-the Price one Dot
Tar each Bor combining 81 I'jHs.
vauabis Pamphlet, to be ha free, of the Agents.
Piils sent by mai promptly, by enclosing price to
Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.
r. b. HUrCHINGS. Proprietor,
90 Cednr St.. Ne,0 York.
Bold in Ottawa by D. WALKER, E. Y. GRiGGS and
by Druggists everywhere. 2O-ly
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USDIYE BALL-The members of Undine
Engine Company No. 2, of Ottawa, give
Ball at the Court House OH Thursday
evening of next week. The object is, to
aid in raising a fund to enable them TO
retain their noble engine Which now, as
our citizens are generally aware, stands III
imminent danger of going "up the spout
She is altogether too good machine to
lose, and we are authorized to assure our
good people that a liberal turn out to the
entertainment on Thursday evening may
contribute materially to avert the threat
ened calamity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-02-15

SUPERVISORS Board of Supervisors
have been in session all week, and done
a large amount of business Much of it,
however, is still too imperfect to enable us
to give an Ineligible synopsis of their
proceedings at this writing We shall
give the particulars in our next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-02-15

CAPT .PRATT-Among the wounded at
the fight with Fort Henry, we notice the
name of Capt. o. II Pratt, well known TO
most Of our citizens from his former con-
nection with various steamboats, on the
Illinois river, and lately as a resident OF
La Sale. He was Second Master OF the
gunboat Cincinnati, which flying the Flag
the enemys gunners His wound was in
the leg. and, although severe and painful,
we learn that letters have been received
bv his relatives in this city Stain. that
the limb will be saved, and that in five or
six weeks at the utmost, he hopes to be
able to resume his responsible and honor
able position on the boat.
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OTTAWA fret Gra0er.
LOCAL. MATTERS
Grand SaiuteS.

The citizens of Ottawa propose firing a
narlonal salute today in honor OF the
recent successes tina. have attended the
Federal arms
Col Cushman has, at their solicitation,
detailed Capt. Cogswel.'s Artillery Com
pany, attached to his regiment, to fire the
salute
The regiment will parade in dress uni
form on the occasion
We are authorized to state that a like
salute will be fired. and a similar parade
take place, on the 22d inst, one week
from to-day, in honor of the day as we'll as
it is hoped, of new victories of the Federal
arms
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Ottawa Boy LosT-We notice by the
telegram dispatches from Fort Henry on
the 9th, that on the cay previous. WM
KNAPP, Of Ottawa, quartefmaster Sergeant
in Col Dickcys cavalry regiment, was
drowned in attempting TO swim his horse
from the outer Notifications to the bank
OF the river He had been employed at
the Railroad depot in this city before he
enlisted, and was anexcellent young man.
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For the Free Trade
Soldiers Relief society.

Asst. Surgeon 5 i ii. W
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WIN. WRIT SKIES This stolling lecturer
is undoubtedly great humbug, if no
worse. He got US to announce his lecture
with the assurance that it was to be pure
ly literary; but instead, we learn it'Was a
miserable abolition harangue. He also
forgot to pay us Let him be spotted
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THE CITY BANK
EA M les. ALL EN- S. CO.

Ovpanised IN 1856 under tie General Banking Lac Of
Illinois.
EXCHANGE on
NEW YORK.
BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA,
ST. LOUIS,
-. CHICAGO,
And all the principal cities Of the United states bought
and sold.
Also, will draw in 10 suit purchasers on England,
Scotland Ireland and all important points IN conten-
tai Europe.
Collections made in all of the State. and ram tied
day OF payment at current rate of exchange.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Banking hours from So AN. to IA Pm.
EDWIN C. ALLEN. CTSh'r. H. F. EANES, Pres't.
o. H. BULLEN, Asst C,ish. EDW- EAAES, J.. Pres't.
OTTAWA, JAN 10. 1862.
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AGAIN we say have you tried D. b. De
Land Co.'S Chemical Saleratus? If not,
get paper at once and be astonished at
its happy results. 1t is for sale by all
reliable wholesale and retail dealers and
at Wholesale by the manufacturers. at
Fairport, Monroe Co., N. Y. .,.,