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Successor. TO- 70 Wall 4 Bs sssasssr'

SUCCESSORS % WALL A. BARNIEp
COURT SALE OF CONVENIENT BUILn
~ me LoT-B virtue Of an order and deoree =,
the Orphans Court Of the District ofConml,.
bearing date on the 18th day Of November' IA IA
isSci And duly confirmed by the Circuit Court q
pubic auction, 20 the hif hest bidder, on MOS
DAY the eth cay Of AurUst, A. ID, 1872 IN from
OF the premises, at O'Clock D. m, al the r,,I1
utie. interest, and estate OF sarsh EIisxhstS a.
Amelia and John William FurTursOn ofIn snS -
the south psrt OF Lotngmbered seven fTIIE &c 1.f.
numbered hfty-one (Sl) of the an Of the oItT al
washington, commencing for the SAID part al tSs
sosthvest ootner III sale Lot, and running thenos
perth With the line Of Twenty third street vsst
fourteen feet, uts thence east one hundred a.
twenty Two feet, two and shalt inches fl27-A
inches 70 the rear OF aid Lot; thence touth four
teen lie feeti and thence west one hundred nId
twenty two feet, two snd-e half inches, ll21-fS
inches 20 the place Of beEInninf.
This property frOnte on Twenty third ftraet
west, bstveen north l. and NJ streets.
Ierns: One-half cash; the residue 10 two "a "a
lrshlments OF and u months, secured by DE
notes OF the yurohator. satisfactorily andOrsed.
an1 bearing Interett from the day Of sale
Title deed 20 be reserved until the whole Of the
purchase money 10 paid. Ali CONVEX anoInf al lie
cost Of the purchaser.
MARY ANN FUR6URsON, Guardian.
" ls-Sv2vkds w. l.. WALL CO., AGots
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wv ASHIN6ION CITY 6AHDEN. Ns>e Vol
w sessss. Ssfsesx LIST asd I'd sfs-The subscri-
per respectfully informs the public thai he has re
spa that hereafter on every MondxJ and ThursdsS
as o,clocf m: there VIII be o band Of muslc IN
6el!ery have BEEN erected for the amusement 81
nators. Olnbs and ASSOCIATIONS oSn have the nae
g, Me 3aroen by giving notice 10 the Proprietor
De IlecEes himself thai be win use his BEST en-.
eeavors 20 please al who may honor him with their
Hesenoe. In &-smsl ERNST GOEFPIRT
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Il trsst from Jesse ii. ID. Wall deceased, 70 me.
recorded IN Liber y. 3. No. ], enc OF the and ne
sSra, q PIinS s SfssSs5es Co. val sIpOss Q pub.
O'Clock, M, fair, If not the next fair dsy there
Alter, on the premises. at the late resioenoe OF S,e
wal, the land therein Dsrtiou larly desorised cor
s t1,,ninf about 2as Acres. Thu properly {, most
Thomas Walker and james B. Smith, oirt.ut
about one and q half miles from SoafI'a Svitoh
on the BAtimors and washington Railroad cor
venlen 70 church and mill, and remarkably HEALTHY
fne improvements consist Of q Frame DWelIpf
" food repair, aud al nsoessary and convenIeSt
oSt opllctnEt. There 70 q Peach and Appls or
ohard Of choice fruit upon the premlses sna he
sol 10 veil adapted 20 the ordimr, Iroducuen, oi
ne county, particularly grssf and wheat, in which
IL e1oe.ls, 10 n well wooded and vatered h,IhlT
tuscepuble OF Improvement, and % one oeslrinf A
most easant and salubrious country residepce
ans vIthal profitable far n Il certainty Sos
superior Advantages.
Ierms Of sale: One thousand dollars cxsh; and
the residue IN twelve and eighteen months iron
the day Of SALE 70 be secured BY the potst Of TIE
IurohAseI vita security, 20 be approve b. the an
oersltned, bearing interest from The day Of sale
Possession given immediately.
FIELDER Cross,
" e 1aWh SURVIVING Trustee
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FREE PROMENADE CONCERT, AZ "a,
Aussss ntaT tkt Cap ito! Garden The undersit ned
respectfully Informs the pubic that he has made
Arrangements that on eyery WEDNESDAY and
SAIUkDAY EVENING, after the concerts al
Capitol Garden are closed, o part Of the Marine
above named place. Choice Refreshments CON
tstiItS on hand IL The Garden ~ Be bssuti-
~ - I'M thepuDnctn.1 ProPrietor.
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AUCTION sALEs.
FUTURE DAYS.


b. }. G. hc6SIKE CO. Asetloneer,
AoENIss Az ss.s f SomS.e :. kfos 80 a
ssr street. issne. iSs Soss:S q i Il. So 90.
Pisnsssr,s and Stool,
hair Cloth Parlor fur.Iturs,
Cane te9t Reception Chairs,
ssS:,ssfS s HATE. fs.' %e.A'aads, cAsr t
GrosLsi, and sis's Ware, seOd assortmsut.
SS cSf s;o S' .Sa k Mssni SsI
3 Wood BED Billiard Tssiss.
ssi dn .. c. Nee UIRE q co, Ana.
By @. n. L. CROWN 4 Co. Auoton.s---
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN PURSr
~ EITuRI AT AUCTION we val col on Non
pay Asgsst tth. Z, Ies n e The resideSSs.ss :;
~. M s arc si1s;s .dSs sss
ssa. s.a.s..ss and sfs LGSss
Saess, saeles. Bootoase. China and 6lass Wa,
ssRo sS Ssas. sI. f. .,
.sl:.t. r. L. CROWN co. AuOs
B's% sss Z: %A E W., %. s h,saGsssT'
Mr..s sssAtSssE re so SS4BggsYEsES 4kH Ess.
q sdsss q x, ss s.I p
kaotSI 9, .Rs Soa.. No ses . s s. sss
srnisars and Bar Eeen Fistsr :. ,ss as.ssaOs
sas:. 81 S Isl. . = sss Tables.
< and Mshossny Frame Mirrors, sns Osr,es.
walnut Dining Tables
Cottage and other Be5steSda,
lair ane Shuok Mattresses,
Bolsters and Pillows,
Iron Bedstssd, stool and Cane Seal Chair,
Enclosed and other KashsiApds and Toilst So.
go. Cr9okery, and Isbe Ware.
GookIns stove and Kitchen srnitsrs,
elesses, Deosntsrs. and FiItures
JOHN JONES, Trur,..
~ 81, IDS w. l.. WALL a. DO 49,.
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u. iN7RRLocUToRYs SALE.
CARGO PRIZE STEAMSHIP cIRcAssIIS

The Adjourned Gale OF the CARO- of the .bovs
ship will take place on Tuesday, AUfust san
atle O'Clock .. m, ~ the Union stores, Brookl,p
pSSof1es can Dc obtained ct the sfhoe Of Hiram
JAMES c. CLAPP,
a1l u. >. Marshal.
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d NOTICE, ..-.-
cured by using =.
MRS. BARRON'S EYE SALVE, .
for sale $50 Twentieth street. between H and Pa.
avenue F#F au 3 Inn
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NE" DAAEE%SE SE sEI s sGGNssS, Ew PIECES

Admission Is cents orchestra, IS cents /; reutle-
man and lazy TO orchestrs, 50 cents irS-6t
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Council Proceedings.

Regular meeting. Present: Mayor Cheever,
Alderman Butler, Drew, Dow, Smith, Strawn,
Nitschelm and Stackpole
Minutes OF last meeting read and approved.
Petition of Moses Osman and II. n. Cramer,
asking the CITY Council to pass ordinance re-
curing News BOYS to take out license.
On notion of Butler, petition received and re-
ferred TO Law and Ordinance COMMITTEE, with in
structiops to report an ordinance IN accordance
with the PRAYER of the petitions
Drew. from Special Committee 10 Visit wounded
soldiers at Fort Doneison and other places, made
partial report and asked furtner Time 70 make
iinal report. ,.oa
On motion of Drew, the Council proceed 70 ap-
point Judges of the City Election 10 0e heio on Inc
third Monday In March instant. as follows:
LIST Ward Lester Underwood, John Fefte and
John Eagan. . .
I'd Ward, Henry Reifsnyder, Martin A. Howell,
Jr., and George Hunter. 1880
Sd Ward, ,:opley Drew, William Palmer and
James Z. Rathbun.
4th Ward, Samuel Patterson, z. Cracraft and
Henry King.
9th Ward, William Haskell, Daniel Eichelberger
and Patrick Woodlack.
9th Ward, John +. Nash. John Waterman and
! Ulick Bourke.
9TH Ward, benjamin Boyle, Gideon Mace and
Elisha Card.
| And designating the place for holding said cleo.
ton in the several Wards as follows:
LIST Ward, Fox River House; ID Ward, School
! House; Sd Ward, Court House; 4th Ward, We
rett House; 5th Ward, William Tell House: 9Th
Ward School House; 9TH Ward, Illinois Rivel
J House.
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Let There be Light.

AS spring is rapidly approaching, our
good housewives begin to make necessary
preparations for their domestic comforts,
the least of which is by no manner OF
means a good light. There is the fine
stitching to do up, spring clothes to be
made, bonnets to trim, and other fine
work, very trying TO the eyes, and which
requires strong, but steady light; throw
away your gas business. if you wish to
avoid spectacles-gas glares and Injuries the
eyes Good Kerosene Oil gives the best
light in existence, Sunlight excepted, and
it is not one third the expense Messrs.
Bradford & Dean, on Main street, two
doors west of Cushman's Bank, have
reduced the price of the best KEROSENE IN
THE MARKET to 80 cts, and Lamps, shades
&c, at reduced rates. Call on them. and
bring your old fluid lamps with you, and
have them converted into oil lamps, with
but little trouble or expense.
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Soldiers, Relief society--An Appeal.

Soldiers Relief soCiety--An Appeal.
The ladies of Ottawa earnestly appealed to for
their best endcarvors in behalf of our sodiery now.
Now. while battles past and 10 come render Leees-
sary all that sympathizng hearts and ready hands
can do throughout our whole country, surely the
ladies of Ottawa should be the last to relax their
efforts They who proudly claim the gallant
18th, already named THE Banner Reg ment' of
Illinois They who made and gave with their own
hands the verv standard which was SO bravely
borne throughout all that terrific storm Of shot
and shell at Donelson and which was the first F2ag
that reached tie i.ae, Fort The standard bearer
self is torn and rdded, and its spear-head broken.
Rut the pledge of Col W allace has been redeemed,
and they and he have guarded It with their
blood" Ladies of Ottawa, such is the substance
Of Col. Wallace's message to you, through Miss
Fisher. who just after the fall of Sumpter, pre-
scented that Flag on your behalf. II will be .
nroud day for YOU when it is brought back, torn,
bloody and broken, but victorious. And now will
Won not do what you can for the wounded and suf.
fering. who fought so bravely for you and for our
country2 Forget the vexatlons which have been
., ANNOYANCE hitherto---they are now removed
and come and again fill our pleasant place Of meet
iny as at first, and let as work together for our
Union Soldiers.
BY order of the soldiers Relief Society.
L. Z. HENsHAw, .Sec'u,
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Special Il Offices.
TIE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

TIE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually peril if she is mad enough neglect
or maItreet these sexual Irregularities to which
thirds Of her more or less subject.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same
formula which the inventor CORNELIUS l.. CHEESE
MAN. VI D.. OF New York. has for twenty years used
successfully in extended private practice-muedi-
atcly relieves without PAIN all disu Dances of the pc
riodical dcharre whether arising from relaxation or
suppression. They act like a chakm in removing the
pains that accompany difficult immoderate u
alton and tho only safe and reliable remedy 'or
Flushes, Sick Headache Pains in the Loins BACK ana
Sides Palpitation of the Heart, Nervous Tremors hys
terics Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and
dangerous effects a unnatural condition oil the sex
nal f1nrtous In the cases OF FlU0r <itous or
Whites they effect a speedy cure
TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
DR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS offered as the only
.,c means Of renewing interrupted uienstruation, but
LADIES INST BEAR Nv MIND
That tiGt Uer dccoUnt, if taken when the Interrupt
ton arises from natural they will inevitably
SOLUTELY NECESSARY. for such is the tendency OF
organization, they inevitably arrest the process OF
CESSATION.
Explicit directions, stdtiHg 1cheH. and 'rhen thy
should De .fsed. with each Box-the Price one Dot
lar each B0.r. containing ~ fiHs.
A vsIuabls Pamphlet, to he hal free OF the Agents
Pills sent Ly iaH promptly, by enclosing price to any
Agent. sold by Druggists generally.
T. u. HUTCHINGS, Proprietor,
20 Cedar 81. NesJ York
Sold in Ottawa by ID. WALKER, Z. Y. GRiGGS, and
by Druggists everywhere Zu-ly
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New GooDs AT The HAL
BERTs, next door to the City Bank, have
lust received a noble stock of New Goods
for the sprirg trade. The stock embraces,
besides all the staples and substantials in
the way of domestics, carpetings, &c, &c,
a fine variety of beautiful new patterns OF
dress goods, the like of which has never
before been seen in this market. They
want everybody, and particularly the
ladies, to call Immediately and see some
thing beautiful and new.
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0tta@a fire. Gra6er .
LOCAL. MATTERS

COLONEL CusHMANs REGIMENr.-This regi.
ment is still at Chicago, having charge OF
the butternut'' prisoners. We have no
idea, however, that SO fine regiment will
be long allowed to waste its energies In
SO trivial an employment. There IS work
for them down South, and we have the
best reasons for believing that within
week they Will take up the line OF march
for Dixie's land
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TO THE LADIEs-Ladies, if you only knew
how much difference there is between a
good and a poor article of Saleratus, you
would never use any other but d. B. De
Land & Co.'S Chemical Saleratus. 1t is
truly what it claims to be, the house
wifes favorite,' and we are happy to see
that our Lady friends are finding it out
and using nothing else.
For sale by Wholesale grocers in Chicago.
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AT ANDREW LYNCH SIT will do your
ewes good to see the New Goods just re.
ceiyed by ANDREW LYNCH. The stock EN-
braces everything you want in the dry
goods or grocery line, as well as a very
superior stock of boots and shoes Mr. L..
informs us that the common notion that
goods were unusually high in New York
Is a common mistake. With exception OF
few articles of cotton goods, he never
found goods lower at the East Call on
ANDREW and price his goods for the proof
We would advise our Farmers, before
buying their Flows for Spring work, to call
IN at JACKSON & LoCKwooDs and see the
Moline Plow, double Share,) made by
John Deere 1t is doubtful whether they
are surpassed in the State for lightness Of
draft and superiority of workmanship
At any rate, if any of our subscribers will
present US with good span of horses, we
will buy one Of the Flows and go to turn
ing up the prairie soil.
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Mr.. J. NJ. TARBLE-Mills' old stand, has
Just received fine stock of new goods for
the spring trade, to which he invites the
attention of our citizens. He has some
thing especially nice and entirely new in
the way Of spring cloaks and raglans-
They are sure to be the rage and the
ladies must hurry up if they want their
Mol,
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RAsrBEREY PLANTs.-Wc respectfully call
the attention Of our readers to the adver'
tiserleut in these columns of the improved
American Black Raspberry, cultivated by
Wells Wait, Esq, near Dayton. The Ag-
ricultural journals have had so much to
say in praise Of this raspberry of late, that
we have no doubt it is something worth
looking after. Read the advertisement.
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FoUxp.-On the west side Of the Foundry
Bridge, Lafayette street. two keys. The
owner can have them by calling at this
office.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, Feb. 2S 1862
FLour-Winter wheat, s2a2 IS pr loo; spring "
extra, $l7 5a2. !; spring W fine LIS.
Corn Mtai-40a50c pr. 100.
WHeat-Winter.7 lR75 spring, 6Ia6Sc.
Corn-Shelled, lSc for 6Olbs; ear lSc lbs
Oats-l5c for 35 lbs.
Barkey-25c for 40 lbs.
Rye-25c.
Timothy .>eet-$l.5O
Potatoes--30a40c. p. bush.
Eygs-l2c.
Butter--l0aI2c. ..
Calf Skins-5c.
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La Sale Co. Agricultural Society.

OFfIcE SECRETARY La SALE Co.
AGR'L Sorry, Feb IS, 1862.
NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be a
meeting Of the Board of Managers of the La Sale
County Agricultural Society at the office of the
Secretary, lover Reddicks store,) in the City of
Ottawa, on Saturday the Sth day of March, A. D.
1869, at 10 o'clock, A. N.
A full attendance is desired.
L. L. HERRICK,
Rec .Serref1rU.
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At Springfield, Ohio, 26 uIt., by the Rev. C. Fur
guson, Mr.. CHARLES STorT. oi Ottawa, Ill, and Miss
TERRAsISA PETTICREw, OF the former place.
On the lst inst. by Arthur Lockwood. Esq Mr. SwIES
CANUrEsoS and Miss CHRISTY LCDwiCK.
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BILLS ORDERED PAIp---Bil of Elisha Card, re-
pairing bridge. 75c. Bill Of Chester Kellogg,
cleaning snow from side walk, 75c.
Adjourned to March 9Th, 1862
O. LEAyENS, city Clerk.
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THE CITY BANK
EA MES, A IL E u s. CO. ,

2
Illinois.
EXCHANGE on
NEW YORK.
BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA,
ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO,
principal cities of the United States bought
and sold
Also viii draw in sums suit purchasers England,
Scotland Ireland important points in continent
tai Europe.
Collections made in all parts OF the State, and ram tied
or of day y payment at current rate of exchange.
Interest allowed on deposits
Banking hours from 81. An. to IL Pm.
EDWIE C. ALLEN T'iSL'r. II. +. EAMES, Prest.
O. H. BUIIEN ASt CtsG. EDW. EAMES, J.. Prest.
Ottawa, Jan. Il. 1862.
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new GOODS At REDD|CK'S,

NtW hUUUS Al htUUlLkS,
WILLIAM REDDICK has received and is receiving
large and select assor tment of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
Direct f-om TIE Eastern markets. consisting in part
PLAIN and FIGURED SILKS. FINE FRENCH ALL
ENGLISH and IRISH POPLINS, PACIFIC ard HANIL.
TON DE LANES, FRENCH ALPACA, BOMBAZISES
and EyGLism BIAcKand coIoREDHeor cLoaKs.
A full assortment of SHAWLS. CHENILLE, BRO
CHE. STELLA, PACIFIC md HAMILTON, DOUBLE
and SINGLE. 0! new and beautiful patterns Tor ladies
and misses.
TRIMMIN
silk Frinres OF all width. and coors. No. Trim
ming, Velvet and Diamond Trimming, Velve: Buttons
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Our stock Of ladies' White, Brown, Safe and Black
Cotton and Wool Hosiery is complete; also variety
Of Misses Gents and Chidren's Hosiery; Ladies' Mis-
.es', and Gents Gloves; Isle Thread, silk and Kid,
Long and Short Mohar Mts, half finger. and a gen
-TaI Of such small and thread.
Goods a usually found in Drv Goods Store.
900 p Merrinac, Cocheco, Pacific Hamilton and
e1JO lowell Prints. just received and FOR sale low
: BALES of Heavy shee,ns and Shifting for sale
\ large assortment Of Bieach-d Muslin OF al widths
DOMESTIC UEPiRTKENT.
which is unusually fun and complete in every de
partHent. and comprises all the popular styles Of
Prints. Ss.rtings. Shirngs, DENNIS, Stripes, Cloaks,
Linen and Cotton Table Damask, Pillow Case Cotton,
Russia Diaper, Crash, Canton Flannel, Rel an Whit.
=. Wool Flannel &c, all Of which will be sold low
the same quality % Goods be bought ia the
West, - dozen J. W. BFadley's Celebrated Watch
SPr.g steel SKIRTS Of all sizes aad prices from
TO 81 - each.
Cloths Cassin eres. Doesk;ns Sleeps Gray, sa.aets
Cot;oaales and Jeans. al low prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Cloth and Morocco Caters, Buskius and
Caf Shoes. Misses Morocco Caters anI Calf Shoes.
Mems Calf Kip and Cow Hide Boots, from $40 TO
So pair.
CLOTHING.
Vat I'd r-h
Drawers.
GROCERIES,
full and complete assortment Of Sugars Teas, Cot
Fee Spices, Mo!asses, AMI the New YORK Celebrated
XXX syrup: White Fish Goldfish Mac.erel, Herring,
nk-d and IA Pic-le; Dried Apples and Peachr.-
We shall +Udeavor all time. keep hand such
variety OF Dress Goods adapted to the season
aud such styles viii please the ysrit ~ Of ses
% customers CALL AND SEE. Look
gcods-ex famine and price them-you vii De always
politely cogrteously and kindly treated, whether yor
pare lse II stock ia large ynI
desire. remember tina: il be increased with
NcE and Fashionable Goods, IL you give your pat,
rOrar-. Our Store is light, airy and p'ea-au'. NJ
goods will b. mi.rspresented and IL at tr7- v01
should get improper goods. let know it -Iiz;riy.
and salts factory adjustment; viii be made. Al HAT
se -s, Iast you call - eTzmir- my stock.
No. ], EEDDlCK'S BLOCK.
Ottawa, Oct. 5. '6I.i East OF Court House
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e. 8. HOE Err +,

DENTIST,
Has taken Rooms the Bank of Ottawa just across
the street his old quarters. He is permanently
located there and will be in readiness, during all BUSH
ness hours, wait his patrons heretofore His
charges for operation in keeping with the times.
Remember the Rooms Ottawa Bank, formerly
Col Cushman's office. mlSw
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FRnCless
UYSEFUL and Ornamental, such rs Money ufses
L sCard Gases, Cabas, Pen Knives, Tablets, &c,
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Important to Builders !

Irchiltcts, Builders, and Genera! House
Carpenters,
DEG; to call the attention of the Public to theif
advau and c,liiies for cheaply and promptly
executing all contracts in their line. Having lately
added to their Establishment Jefferson Street, IN
Ottawa large amount OF Machinery for Flaming saw
ing, Groovn sticking Mou,dings, &c, they are conn
dent they contracts At rates 70 DEFY com.
petition They buy all their lumber direct from ths
Mills in Wisconsin and Michigan, and Hardware from
the manufacturers, Wholesale, that builders Will
we'd a heavy percentage in those a's!es by deal
Ing ,frestly with TEEN.
They respectfully refer TO TIE following geh'snieh'
~ we'll as an others for whor they have executed con-
tracts:
Hoy s. W CuEEvER, Mayor Of Otascd,
Hos DAy WALKER, lie Mayor "
JOHN y. NASH. go.
JOHN A. HE'S, Esq,
GILBERT GoFF. ESQ,
Drafts Estimates and Specifications gratis to PER-
son. with whom in contract, and at LOWEST rates to
others.
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sheet MuS1cs
1OOO PIECES Of Sheet Music just received. max
lZOO ing my stock very large of Songs, Duets
Quartettes, axes, Polkas Marches and Schotischea
liberal discount to teachers. A good stock of In
structon Books ldec10l ~. GRIGGS.
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ysOyim: Buildings.

-Nes.r. c. 4 Brc also take pleasure in announcing
that they have purchased from WA e. Bell, late q" tsn
civ nil his Machinery for Moving Buildings, to WHICH
ibey have made heavy additions, SO that II u ina only
n.rfect set of tools and machinery for this purpose
The county in this line respectfully see"ea
and executed promptly at the lowest living rS<es.
OTTAWA, January 4, 1si3.
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BOOTS 6 SHOES.
G. othin g.

oVERCOATS, from. rs to Sc 10
COATS 2 so TO 20 co
VESTS, from Observation-Disclosures. 125 to 500
assert that ca sell CLOTHING 20 per cent. CHAR
ER than any other House in this sity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-08

The "TurmVercin',
HAS passed resolution to reopen their Hall for
Gymnastic Exercises on TUESDAY and THURSDAY
EVENING of each week, to begin next Tuesday, Oct.
18th
All those wishing participate are invited to have
their names registered any of the above evenings
Juveniles hay to be accompanied by Their parents
guardians that purpose. The Hall is in the old
place Post Office Block, opposite the Free Trader
Printing Rooms.
.ttawa, Oct. ~, 81. BY order W. DENHARD.