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ship carpenter, was killed while at work In Mt.
q sbb's yard, by being struck on the head ty a
block from derrick. He leaves Q family. residing
u ga Wess 81ss street. =. wm. Howes, late q
school teacher. Of Boston, att mpted suicide on Sal.
vrdsy afternoon. in the rear yard Of the German
boarding house, 10 Centre street, ty cutting hi
throat Cause desttution. lie was taken 70 ill.,
hospital, and may recover Counterfeit SO bills
On the Hartford Bank tC,! are out .Eish,
iiqucr dealers in the oth Ward we're sAres.ed yes
ssrdsy for violating the sunday Law. They were
beld to bail. Las, night, the 18th Ward Police
discovered tile tVdy Of woman named sa-ah
Lawn, lying dead on the tlcor o. No. i1s Esst Path
street, with wound ia her heal About II O'Clock
they arrested her husband Bartlett Lawn, on
suspicion Of having committed the deed lie, how
ever. denied the charge, and said II WAS caused !,
her falling down while intos coated.
Tux CouRrs, SATURDAY In the u. 3. Mar
shnl's Office WIN. u. steveltng. Captain m prif,
schooner 'Mcrsey /" Harrison Thompson. the mate
and Frank Keesr steward. were sent TO For La's-
yctte also. WIN. II. Grow, Captain Of The rr,se
schooner Belle" and Frank Fsrrsr. tie COOK oil.
Cour, Calendar for to-day. s ipretne Couf'-Gcue.
raj Tcrm-Nc. 49, Preferred Causes, !, 5. o.
II, 10, IL, IA, 10, id, H. Is, 10, 90 o. q? 81 "a
70. 26 81, IS, %, 3D. Supreme Court Sp,oai
Term--Nos'-Demurrers ouly--I. 8, 4, 5, G, :
Q. 10. H. ~. u, Il, 10 o. 81, %, %, %, IS o.
20. Supreme Cuuft-Circut-rst I--s93, 1902,
1892. ii5, 1888, i,S1, iIaS, iN3,, iSid, SlL S's
900, o02, S3, 1896, 1875 is2O, 1924, ioii. 81
Superior Ccuit--Tral Tcrm-rari IN. iii3
al2'. 1922, 22H 3o,i, sli'. i3s9 1907, 1879 1891
1888, 1898, 1885,, 1872. Par, u.-Scs sis 1889
iT4O, 1924, 1852. 1854, iSe6, 1901 1907, 1904, 50
e6is, 1924. "a, Ills, 6id, 3ias Part Ill . Noe
1873, lS3, isSi b'I. 1921, 40, io., 1913, ia,
1919, 1858. u -. i"6l. 62. 1907. Part Iv-Sus
1868. 1928, ~. lo2. 2opi, 2nod. 2Ol9, 2oiG 2oiS
2o2o. 2O22, 2Nl6 9oSa, :. -. Common P.cas
Trial Tenn. Pat Mo-. si1, p57, GS5. tn, 91e,
p4h, 10i, 100. ioi9. 1909, lnsn, iG,i, lU,s. los
Part II Nos ca C'I. G93, 1870, 64I, gt5, 49,, 49,
eos. lsl4 69i. 30. paj edl esd.
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: DUGGAN-In Brooklyn, on SATURDAY. evening
ao'h inst; OF consumption, Sarah N. Hurrcl, Wifi
days.
The friends and relatives Of Me family are re-
sIeS.ay invited ,S 70 ".:sed the riner. on Tuesday
residence, 222 Pearl st. Brooklyn, wi,hou, f,,r,hsr
tnvitston. ooa
FIELD-on Sunday, 1ith lust, H~nn.h l.. rio,d
wife Of John II. Field, aged - years ]'
The relai YEA and friends 81 tie 'smiy are re.
specially invited to attend ne funeral, this iMon
day. afternoon, 18th init, At 8 O'clock, from her
late residence, 20 Debovose 81, Wiilamsbur.h 1881
flTzGERALD-on Sunday, llth mat, Dave
Fitzgerald native Of Co. Cork, Ireland, aged 80
years.
The relatv and friends Of the family ar. r..
spectiully Invited 70 attend the funeral NH.
cMcndsy) at moon, May 18th. a, Q O'Clock, r.. m
his late re-ld' nee, 10 Washington st. 9c5
MORRISON In Brookly1sDSunday, 18th inst,
John IL, Mo- 'on, aged sS5S2ts 1 1895
The relatives and friends Of The family are re-
specifically invited t. attend the funeral on Tue,day
3D. ave. GA
RILLIET-ou sunday i,,h inst, a, hi. resi-.
aSa no pe "a -, srooflyn, Henr Ret In tie
papers. 9ia
SKINNER On Saturday, 10Th in,., El,,. w,s,
Sdays. 'H's ana
The friends md acquslutsnces OF the family A..
respectfully invited . stsend the funeral, this
Nhonday) afternoon, nth inst, at O'Clock, from
chs residence Of her father, in Ggth 81, near 10Th
eve GA
~sIEkkIrr-Suddenly, on Saturday, 10th inst,
william ID. sterritt, in tie 18th year Of his age.
Ihe Friends OF the family respectfully invited
20 90 attend the funeral, th!s tMondayl afternoon
lssh inst, a O'Clock, from lis late residsnce So
"orsh en- sARrooklyn, y. D. 9le
IhohNE-on Saturday morn'g 10th inst, in the
arm hope o. blessed iminortaty, MARY Chrystee
ssnes Of csp Robert Thorne, in lie SD year Of he,
20. ffs' 49,
Her relatives and friend. nm, ,,,... -,
Jsmls = Thorne, Of her son.in'.w Iohn aer Con SON
Nao ner grsndsonst john O., Charles H. VII
. sa dH IN. o. a,lt. Isspse.y In
assh inss - O'clock, from her isss r.,dnn
lLo ~ oe,. "a and Sd ayes, Her REMAIN. Iii, -.
''sr'a In 'ls faulty 'sus IN GTssawSod va ssO -
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NlHNCNEI.IiAxe,t

! WANTED--GlIs 8 GN HNOTTIp ATi
| w woven sk,ft. It s.fARl'S. nan ..,,ry. =.
WANTED tN'tsANL st,f.,.tc.
W hl'r go'al c'fl i3c T. 'ir- - 4 -, s'.t.
NANTtp--A GIEL II YEAR, Oip 4,
w holp :" v"is AMI ~ nj ial vi ...ti Vt.
w ANTFD-GpOD CNp NANIE. AT g..
w Ludl'w %, ,,- .' ii,.tr e..
\NANTED--A GOOD iIEATOR VIII n
W ng't's ma h'Hr on ri..- Is a. -. Vs.
\NANTtp-3LOOp pEi ~SMAKEES Ani
'cv rrr-'itc 3, - i.3 vet 81. {, 9:
WANTtD-A fiLS1 CLASS TSiIOEtSt.
w "uthe h't ~ custom v".k hps, ~ i.'t D.
NAaTlD--O ViSi MNEth> AND INO
w button 'o.c makers 81 = !4'nt 'If .,t
WANTEp-3 OR IGOpp WOEkLLS on
w hr,siss 49, sc. -
WANTfD-GlBi.S 10 WORK ~ DRi'sS
w making - ws,i i-th 1t ~
NVAN1ED--A STRAW StWiE-
3 tutues ~
WANTED . COOP lROy E.'lfiNG
W dmisi'- 7 josie. 1' sv, ~. .s'' = n sts
WANIED AFAkMfE AMP GARDESfE.
gc"' "nr's csi y T.. al. ave -
WANTED pEESSAtAHFES Ar "A Fourth
w ave. cor u ~
WANTED OPERATORS Arp UtISftRS
~ In coats, on W 4 w.. i9a W 4ci' =,
> SIOtMAkIRS UN custom WORK
= Aptiv t"j MthFi>, ~Gth =, tt., .av -
. CAkrfNlfHS An 90 EOplNsOS ~
s LuSiS nAK>s 50
> BOX MAKERS wAN1ID-ll BAX1Tk.
IT. -
> TAllOktSSE, ON CUSTOM AND CiIi
- '"at~, At Isl lifalttli a., rear. So
Z OR I MAKERS ON MNNut.C
- tur"d hnois, ! "a toys, "u Shoes - ptt D.
on FINlSi!EES 4 10 BhlNI-kS TN pants.
- VSc.--rfnt -, h,total,u av smith i. "
6O MOOR SKIRT MAKER WANTED
wv - Fat u onde.y. "a,
1On Gii;I.S TO lfNI.N 10 Make
wv hr,p 81 We, "-. r,Nrl". in,slt.S
6lO MN WANTED tUR ,CNpt%l.
'OOVuk: Wages 81. iN 1t. nii n,,. fu, % ..
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Cry INc'rLNIs..-Th,tc wore &c deaths iu
Ole city dutiLp tc AT W.,h .--N,ts, %. male.
O. Chiljf,u, 6. adults, ~ rdi,i Icy congcs.
Zion 81 the L,4n and 10 ., 'ousumption.--in A.
ARRAY between Mi hael kcuncy anl r,tcr Farmer.
one II III bus',le'.. Kenny Was stabbed In H.
neck twice. Toe wttpl- Az tot ,ousd,.cd t,tn
Fsrme, has been arrested Tie extensive pan,
mauu'a, tory OF iicny Wrl.u " Co, N1s. ls'
19i, 1913 and Us watci fi'HUL IN M. II Il a..
contents, was destroyed hy FIRE on Saturday morn
ting. Tie lc-, II ,teu, :5o,oro .nsir,d TO- sri n'n
-1n wtllidn.-'ufgh, many Of tie rnahuiaetur'ul
establish ,r,. "sh.bt signs cf an ,,tve revival CD
business. n ship yards are risy, sud At Grc,p
Point moo h,ins are employed cn wooden al,
Iron clad vessels -- At Greenpviut. on Friday rig't
Che houses ui NJ Smith ant NJ Willis were ~
str,yed by hrr L,,s 81 5Un partially INSURED
On Hridsy, ,hili three years c'i, con 81 WIN.
sh.an.. va. -caljcd TO death by tie u,ssttne 81 e
ioilsr 4 ho. ~s,et,
The sth snul,ttsary ~ tie s,hhs,h School ~ H.,
Free Prcsr',u, Episcopal Cnunh. stu.tei In &C.. o
selyca s,rcrs near Lorrer, Eastern Ditui,t- Re-
Alvah 0uinn, Ke,tJr--wAs ceebiatri y.strfd'N.
The school ~ss originated ia 1883, sui gu the fp
meeting only four scholars were present Their
ere now 90 tea. Ners, 20d scholars. and q library
80 well sc.ccic, volumes Children have also beer
encouraged 10 e,tad tic S,bhsth School services n
she church rrgulsrly. and yesterday the Rector dir
Gibuted 4 number Of small prayer books, as re.
wards to those who had regularly attended clurci
once each Sabbath. To those WHO had attended
twice, he gave Irsycr.bcoks glt-sdged
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MEDlClNk>.

[ ,ROCP.-SAVE YOUR CIiIDKEN-A
SAFE and reliable medicine, Ia InAPAAS's
celebrated Compound Group and uju-A SIN
Ga.d with great success for tht a4i 20 yc.saL y.
tAdlo's cure Tor ths Group slso g., uc4t G,.i N.
sot IhnLeh1s' eolds, coughs, hoars"lr,s q til ~,
o'Orrath'n., pain In the chest hi,,8tuy nom Is
.unSs asthma who ping cough, , '.-.ra.. o.. u
Price 20 t,nt' a t'it.e. No. ...r. - ...,
wholesale aud taI! ty WV CuNrN.N .tJ.
T. tu's9A - n T., aud W pfu~Y.r. ..'. 49,
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SGs,Au $50

NAY HOAI FOR ALBANY
- 81 amer ARMENIA wut leave pier foot uf
HsrrI-u ST. Y r., eyri, Monday, wtdi, sdsy aud
II day. a. 10 o'o,ocs, A NJ, ues4y Intermediate
..n.lusS togrhins al 500 stat ; O'Clock, A NJ
tnl2 HHc'lb6
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p IL KISesi Avn. C'.rl' ~ Arrears
,p.I l-FN fg'iDS
con sNlFArArc9IOY. HY ALBlnr n
SEWING MACHINES.

TO SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS \
lawns I'm k'e ~ Lyon, $, VIA. ui,..
wound *. 10 tvc"iv. lessons II ter own i.in, ..
So u''omes comp-tent op'rlt ~ -lt iurN.. .
hi' price will os paid. Aidr,, ~ ,'.i at III .4,,
!ltA 1t. l..
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MAR RIAGES.
DEATIiA.

FLlEDNER-MOLLER-O Thursday, sth inst,
a 81: P'ul's Cuurch, Brooklyn, by the X '. DR.. A
Schubert William y. Fliedner h. Mary Moller az
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BOARD AM, ROOMS.

A FURNISHED ROOM 10 LET CHEAP
4ito ain.'.e gentleman very a;cuntupiat uu
Apply at
NJ. 2A-tor Pace
ECRNlSi'ED ROOMS WITH BOARD OR
wtu'ut, a. Hln.lc ~ married gentlemen an
their wives. Aso, young aides, at SO Fth st.
apl6 "iac'l2l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"a PER WEEK WILL BE GlVEN FOR
~ the use oi sl,0Jl; s!n psr We. i,r 81 ono.
~ 'o' h'Ire OF 't'' at same '9's. Good security
V q. BlIrs Co myloa''36
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NINE. pEMoRESTS MIRROR OF FASH
~ ions--rur Sumnet y. So. y.btn.r .il-
Sons and improvements, ntr.I-lyt'} lhd tmi' It
caly the largest, BEST u.u-t ..iui .'e All elegant
Fashion Magazine IA TIE w'rlt n"" really m!6 y
CPLFNDlD SUMNER FASHiONS-ELE-
- .Eu,l, iu.tr.It. sit ~. drrtUttl Va Mine
DEMOEEsTs MIRROR OF FASHIONS, aud q. 81
sveryyl en-, II 20 ruuis Mai.rc REC on receipt of
tho uri,e slnm,r y .ul "r now ready ito
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T. Rorn, iuCTloNEiR, Will SELL.

ihis Monday, 4 L.. clock precisely, the
r!csNut household hlruturc, NJ. nv ". D. ,ith
street ucsr s,,th avenue, cons sting of ,',. .mt
rl lur furniture, bcdhtcbds, buo.us, whShAt,r,ls
uuir mattresses, beds, roirl,d, clsir-, tables
.'' ~, "utt,!u., shades, mitro,t s'nss, ,hua liU
..iycfware, table cutlery cariots, Sc Sale Ips.
tive. IL;
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Zap OPERATORS WANTED-ON SING.
- or's msChiuc ior lii.,..ng, sud ga nut...rt
~ sla1e work, ~ IL Al. siLvERMANs, ISs
Broadway. IN on,
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DRESS.

NEW CLOAkS.
~ SEw CLOAKS.
A splendid variety
90 con aud SIX
SACQrEs R,sQt ~ CIRCtLARS,
All al ti. Litrai
PARIS AND nROApwNY STYLES,
Ar tNIhfhtlI Low PRICES
P,oafr u,I ar,i rV~ininn
TlIt LARGEST ASSORTMENT
10 M rot Nd ~ THE CITY
", H. EUBfETS,
~ hiwery.
Mr. Re sure you ace the n1r,c over :. r.du..r ~
orr ~ res, ~ ruuHrt lsn.s ~ .ur luIutr T.. ~,
ia the habit ~ representing ttcrsas bciu. Il M 10,
nr as hriuy connected mSI2 t..Uz
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Roy WANTED IN A BROKERS' OFFICE
~ n Wa i lone need app.y i.u.tss We. rtr,n..
mend,d i'r'.o {. - per year Addrs IS q, b., 40
i"lt vTlc', y. Y. myi2 1912
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COOfEES WANlLD-i GOOD CUOrERs,
- u-"d to new work, g. 800 20 Ccuc,tk,t
hpi = D. A. L. DOCGLAss.
my ii - Wall d,
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\ SINGLE MAN, WHO Is THOROUGHLY
4 scqus nted W tn farm work. can bear Of rev
months employment ty sIpying ~ tits ofiee be.
N'th 10 qua u o'ccsk tais morning. Wages &i2
per mgnih aud beard rvie ~.
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PUBLICATIONS, sc,

NIME. DEMORESTs MIRROR OF FASH
A'A iuus--l.e SSM.Lcr Nunter, VII, y,lI.ti
Addition aud .p!'i dIi improvements, comprise
'es.h' fashion pA1ts, cnsiay.nps, braid work. ru
hthd'fy, Hho ihIue il'.-s.I-d patterns VI u..- >,
nov ready. 40
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DATll.RN rhI1F ENSi PATTERNS
! NJ gem ~ Lrly ,.ll dare Vn'r- money A,,Iu.t
my tc.,ucr m CUTTING PATTERNS or MAkiSG
CHARTS tur lays giris, lHion aud gents. A.
puiE - wlll MA against the -'nn ui f5l that %,
met 81 - F.p'tur t. every other mole e.. IIIR
WICK, 81 Carin!l.s a. Lady agents wanted ut.
iuu ituplt mylO J'lJl
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, = = = -
WANTED.

A WHITE LEAD neg LEADER WANT.
Ell ut IL PIT ST one " 20 understands the busi-
mess may urply u 10 day bet 10 and t..
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DATfR BOX MAKERS wANTED-EX-
p,..,us,I ktI.s uu d. '., auI pct vHik. Alp'y
.mme',.atty ), "a M.A.-m 1t, t,tWr,n Liberty an.
4. .4r .t / II
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- lLk DiEES-WAN lD a FEW SkIlN
y SIX dyct', 60 " ~ i ndy employment vi
be given. N.ue hut first class wofkui,u u,-d sp
.y; SIIuaatloi, - l., made at NJ. 10 w..er NJ
uum iuto ~ A. N.
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CARPENTER WANTEp--ONE VINO JN.
Od,istHuGs ovethsuling the INSIDE wor. Not,
lM good aud Iced apply t. A. r. REhlZi, NJ
- West 4hth .t
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IINEN0 TiNNU WAN FV--N 1VTT M
I'd WAo t.r'uN'y understands 49,. ~.
,'"' am '''- --..- t.rrssts, G.y olt,.l IA
: -.- rc n Il a1y "a alton, by .IpiyLs Il l. T.
hpBtkIsO\'S, - ". ,.. IT. 90
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FIVE DOLLARS kLWhHD-LOST Near
tie c'iher .! hey aud '.r,tu~ ch SITS, "A liytt
.er gg,t rr'ef, u. had on 4. u time, - br.ss
collar ' IL tame F. W. W. corr, 1888 SostA
a. q, p. be- 'Alh Tho above reward vii! he
T. 4 ~ Icy NJ TIC dog ~ IS sou,h st. cor Pine.
Myii $3.50
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EOuND-A LARGE BAY MARE CAME
= Ola the premises cor, Bank aud Warrington ~.
which tie owner can have BY proving property and
p,y.ng charges. nil s'1ol
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DNNIERS WANTED OK } COOP
pnut ~.ht,d t. 80 "a tAc t,Uutry. Ca at
i. p,ff a : i'~, cor. Juy and GictuWi.h Its, at ,
.. 4. CIAS. NOssIrEK. q
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AT TIE SERVANTS INSTITUTE, 1ig
AGrsnd II, number Of girls who arc sccusL,in,I
t. woreug in first clsss hotels, az cooks lsup-
dresses, clambefmads. Mattresses, pantry sit.s
ktehcn girls, &e. Wanted also 3 tuIlurr oi PRO.
g. stf III girls "a
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'UAtH PAINTERS WANTED--i GOOD
Dy"fn'st isiu,cfs also two young mon that lac
WORKED at ne ueia'ss 81, ady woIs and god VIZ
."t t.re'i. At FRANK ASHs carriage ia,tiry. loo
id 10! trs'y t. u.af B,coker 80
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DCGGAN-In Brooklyn, on saturday evening,
10Th inst OF consumption, Sarah N. Hurrcll, vii,
days -
The friends and relstiyes nf No n.,Ii,. 49,. ~
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IO MlLLiNERS--A FIRST CLASS TRIM
incr ard mai. nt wanted .'r'd Wages pnli
'pp'y 1t ~. VI BRNpi's millinery t-t.Iisu
! r.,y CIV. x,-i
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DAINllkS WASIEp--2 GOOD Painters .
d,s's p,y Wa las worked al t.o t',iu,sS
vEir t. ATTAINING. Alr"y tAib VI 3jay morning.
u ot',tk' ~ IA the ,Nth.ng, l,t Aid = =. -,
l.. 81 LLiNAS, l!3 F.i.t ave. u,.I s,u IT, 700
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a.. 'i'n -D!L. Alri> \ ilh!r,!.N.
" t,ry as, ~ - kI'.e' a.. ~
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z ARp-LOST lESIERDAY, A
81 AMI t'u t. -isr slut, " Ia green collar,
tsir uu.u' A. Ir,-on bringing her to u Thri
st. suall receive : L W. 2s2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-24

ma jes' ically the nation moved Tho Cove
ernment issued a call for half million of
men, ,.and three quarters OF million step
ped forth almost as one man at the SUM-
mons They were citizens only. Not one
in thousand, or scarce one in ten thousand
knew anything of war or ofa soldiers duty,
except what lie had learned from books.
All were burning with Indignation, and
eager to avenge their country's wrongs
could they have had their way they " ould
have dashed like waves against the rocks,
only TO be scattered into spray. ..
But an unseen hand held them back.
A master mind stood at the helm, and
Providence put one who was willing TO be
a selfsacrIfice with out complaint into tho
| responsible position Of Chief Commander
under the President.
Gradually, but surely and effectually,
this great unorganized body of men took
shape and from. The particles began TO
adhere in masses. These masses took
position over this line of two thousand
| miles extent like the serried array of .
chess board. Time passed. and impatience
clamored. But wonderful to behold -
Not one inch could the foe move forward.
There was no loop hole, nor one break in
! the line. He could do nothing. but fortify
and retreat when pressed. In the mean
time our mighty hosts were training
They began to feel like organized bodies
-compacs, firmly knit-skillful and pre-
pared to do all that soldiers..can do. In
competent officers we're searched out and
dismissed; and as soon as the men had
been long enough under the command Of
their officers to feel confident IN them, and
in themselves, the word forward was given
all along the line
In the meantime such a provision Of
arms and war material had been made, as
even now seems the work of magic. lam
sure the history Of the world can show no
parallel in this respect
Now what has been the result In
sixty days the entire rebel front, defended
by Notifications at every available point,
and by forces claimed by themselved to
be far superior in number to ours-this
entire rebel 'front.' inland-by river and
coastwise, have been crushed and driven
in and the rebellion itself almost cut in
twine in the middle.
To God first we raise our grateful bese.
ech those who are so anxious to investi-
gate the conduct of the war, to wait q
little longer
For one l feel like tending the most
grateful acknowledgements to the Presi-
dent his cabinet, the generals and officers
commanding, and last, but not.least, to the
rank and file of our unequaled army
God be thanked. we have Government,
and it LIVES in the hearts Of
THE PEOPLE.
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To the Citizens of La Sale County.

We present you our premium list for
1862. The object of our Society Is to ele-
vate labor to Gail out the practical expe-
rience, and give right direction to the
efforts Of working men; to impart and
receive practical instruction; to organize
farmers meetings; exhibit the fruits of
our skill and industry make labor attrac-
tive, and incite a healthy competition.
Our county embraces 5000 families Of the
laboring class How desirable that all
should enlist in this benefcent enterprise
Procure a members ticket and by active
personal cooperation second the efforts Of
your Executive Committee, to make your
Society not only success, but an educator
Of our young men, encouraging to habits
Of industry, economy, and virtue.
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SPORTSMEN'S DEPOT
HOMAS MOORE,

IMPORTER and manufacturer Of Increase Twist RI.
d.s and Shot Guns, Of every description, Telescope
and Patent Music Ries Revolving Breech, Cast
Barrels With Guide Starter, for hunting and large
sortment Of Revovers. Colts Beals, Nathattens Blunt
Syms' Allen rhufber's. Gentlemen viii nnd 81 M
shop everything in line and warrant 70 rive salts
faction ~ sl that favor with their patronage.
invite the old friends Of h. P BRUNKER give me
eau, he 10 my agent. Customers will always 6nd him
at his post Ny shop 10 on Main Street, near the Yox
River Bridge. -.3.i sEas
Powder, Shot, wsds and Caps. Guns let BY the day,
iup1s THOMAS MOORE
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He HAD AN APPErIrE-It may appear
strange, but nevertheless it is a fact, that
on Monday night, man, wearing the
uniform OF the Sd n Y. Volunteers, visited
the steamed oyster saloon of Mr. Kendeli.
on the corner of Holiday and Baltimore
streets, and actually devoured two and .
half bushels of the steamed bivalves, and
nineteen glasses of ale. After partaking
OF this modest repast, the Bold Soldier
Boy remarked that he "felt better
Baltimore paper
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TROTTING MATCH.
THURSDAY, October I'd, at 2 P. n.

THURSDAY, October I'd, at 2P.N.
Horses years old and under, Pr. SIS
FRIDAY, October Sd, at 10 An.
Horses 6 years old and under Pr. $50
FRIDAY, October Sd, at 2P.N.
Horses of any age open to any horse, Pr Sc
Entrance fee ten per cent. on the premium con.
tested for. No ring unless there be FIVE entries,
aud three to make . field for each premium.
CoN.--Edward Eames, James Aiken, +. l.. l..
Ashton, J. Wood, Jairus Lawrence.
Awarding committees respectfully request
ed, rs informed Of their appointment, to
notify the Secretary. Z. L. HERRIck, whether they
will erform the duties to which they are de-
signated. It is of much importascs that this
request should be complied with.
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THE New STATE OF WESTERN VIRGINIA.
The legislature of Western Virginia ad-
journed on Thursday last, after session
of nine days. The chief thins done waste
give consent to division of the State,
which was done on Tuesday last without
amendment or qualification; and the Goa
stitution goes to Congaess now just -
came from the hands Of the Convention.
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Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash. Deer and RIind Factory.

WE have moved our Lumber Yard to our Planning
w Mill, near the Illinois River Bridge, and pre-
pared to furnish former customers and all others
with all kinds Of Lumber, Lath, and Shingles. Also,
constantly on hand q good assortment OF DRY SEA
sONED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with Lumber . Sash, Door,
and Blind Factory, and Glass, Nail, Paint, and Oil
Dep We enabled to furnish each and every article
that Builders may want, saving you the trouble of 60
ing to number of different places to make your bill
We also invite attention to sHINGLE MILL
which is now ready for operation and furnish
Sawed Shingles by Wholesale retail.
Our terms cash, and sell ~ low the lowest
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Office on La eale st., opposite Van Doren 0sborn's
Store. [dee 22l STRAWN POWELL
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HorEL RATES AT MExPHis-The propsi-
etors of the Worsham House, at Memphis
publish the following care: The str1n.
gency Of the provision market comPels -
10 advance our prices to the following
rates; Board and lodging per week, e2Oi
board per day and lodging, So; dinner, 81,
breakfast, IS cents; supper, IS cents
board per month, without lodging, $50"
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY

HH - ISs " II Il H LEAks
1HE undersigned would respectfully inform the inha-
u bitants of Ottawa and vicinity that he 10 nov
prepared furnish the choicest variety OF Crackers
such Butter Soda Lemon, Boston Oyster Abernetha
and Water Biscuit Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread,
Pies, &C., &C., in good variety Con'ectionery OF the
choicest selection, constantly on hand All KINDS OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order
The subscriber having spared no pains nor expehsefn
Citing up wagon for the convenience and aceonmoda-
OF his and the public are nov
able furnish anything in their line to those Who de-
sire. Those wishing the New York Wagon to call daily,
will please send their orders to the ~ T. Bakery, or TO
the Post ONCE.
~ Remember the place, in Edwards' Block few
west OH. Thompson's store, Main Street send IN
your orders, and they will receive prompt attention.