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The national Republican., 1862-01-04
NhsiehursS, No. i3l Penn, Ayeuue,

ls seiug original cd,ics IL, uisitc photographs
Of Gonrr:'s Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Fro
mont Butler, and Others. Our likomess Of
MrCiull,n " the latest published, and IN CON
sidated tie bpst in existence. Soc ear photo
grabs in oil and water culorS. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
IL called Ia our full length iettortypos. for send
tnr l. mail. dec lJ-Im+
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

RECEPTION OF UNION PRISONERS IN BALTIMORE
baltimore, Jan. 3. Arrangements are beirg
made here TO give the liberated Union pris-
onors, who arc expected 10 arrive tomorrow,
grand reception. Thore will bo military
escort, and Union oitizeus will also make n
damonstrntiOn ..
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
< Naval Omcer Arrested for Emh' zElinR 4
Let ers, and for Obtaih Ing GOods under
False PreteBccs.
ssault and battery.

Patrick Donnelly. who keeps u grocery store
on the south side of Ponnsylvania avenue, be.
tween Third and Four and. half streets, was
arrested yesterday morning by officers Walling
and Williams, for beating IA teamstor, named
Green, on the head with the butt Of n pistol, on
Thursday night, severely iniuring him. Green
was taken TO tho Office of Dr.. Keasby, where
his wounds were dressed. and from thence to
his home In tho Northern Liberties. Donnolly
was held to bail for appearance at court, BY
Justice Walter.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
India lsu b.yey GSnds,

India RubS oats, viii e and black 9 .5a ,aob.
tnd II Ruober Legs us 81 pc pair.
And oil kinds Rubber Goods .ncud"i: Rubber
I;ots an1 Shoes, Rubb-r Storp r tor ru.'l,s, Door
Mats lfn6e heetGg fr Beds IN sickness, Nc &c., at
nanntac'urrrs' price, at II A hAi.L'S
Iodia Rubber Warv h0us,,
30s -er"sylvh III avenue,
dec i'-tf Bet Ninth aud Truth ss
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Attem Mt at Iucc

As Patrolmen Calhoun and Moran were pass
first ward, night before last, they discovered
that an unfinished frame building at the corner
Of Twenty third and l. streets had been set on
iro. They succeeded in eXtInsWishing tho
danes before the Gco had made much head.
way.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04

-. a1ssonic.-A 81, ,cial communication .fto
lumbia Chapter No. 10 X, a. NJ. will be h:d I'll, s
Saturday EVENING, at 7 O'Clock CompahiJns
in good standing are cordially invited.
BY order OF the n. Il. II. r:
.. JOHN THOMSON,
jan l-us Secretary.
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Selling Liquor Co Soldiers.

James Redmond, tho keeper of u grocery on
Massachusetts, avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, was arrested yesterday, by o.
tCer Crown, for selling liquor to suldiers. lie
was held to bail for court by Justice iI trnaclo.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04

HINDSJNE 7IV,:- STORY BRICK HOCSE AND
LOT ATALt TOY.

KINBSJNE 7IYu- STORY BRICK HOCSE AND
LOT ATAE, TON.
On TUESDAY, the 7,h Instant, we shall sc II, Il; 1
o'c osk p IN Ia float OF the pr m sc', good
TNOSlORY BRICK House AND LOT.
II being lot le,tered H. Of subdivision OF original lot
No. 4, In square Euinbeici s7S, with the improve
m,nts whioh arc good Brick dwelling tlocse, Ac,
&c.
The above property IA situated fronting on an alley
running ire m Moth d In the ntre OF tn. II iaic,
b tween Ninth AID Tenth street,
rerms-Ons. halt cash, bslsncs in tix and twelve
months, for notes bearing trret from ~ Of SAL
Il deed give i, and deed OF trust taken
All coaveyancipg ut thu cnst OF ,h- pur.i'a'er.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
jan l--eVdSds (dar--toJ AuC,ioheers.
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DY WALL u SBtHNARD, ucti0ne.rs,
ID Corner Pa. avenue and Ninth street.
POSITIVE SALE or SSIY AND SECOND UtSP
FURNITURE At A EIJION

On SATUEDAV MORNING, January 4, com.
men,ing at 10 oc'Cok, Gu the iist nUor o. cur Auc.
tlon Itolns We will 'cil, without reserve, Large
Lot Of New and s,o:nd hand Furniture, cvinpii-.
In
Super Feather d. ds, Iohtarf, q, d ilow,
superior Heir, shuck, ami shuck aud ot,on Mat
trersrs
. Jenny IAnd, Cottage, aud other f3dStea H.,
Dressing ard PLAZA Bureaus, Tables, and Wash
stands
Cane and Wood seat Chairs and Ro jkers
Sofas LourR,S, and Whstnots
L.Ige 10. o Dolbie ard single Blanket ard
Comforts
tarpeta, Rug, Vt, Gss Fixture,
Ex'eLsi,n Tales, WardrObcs
Cottage Sets, 1 melCdaOn
Ok Dining Oh irs and Rockers
arge Cook and other Stoves,
With q viri.ty Of oih artic re In tbs IIousekeep.
lug ide, being III. cff.o,s oi family leaving tie
city.
Terms cash
WALL 4 B.ESARD,
j.n1 [silrl huctoneeIs
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FIr, In A!rXandr.a

\ Are "rcdrrcd IN fturhUdrra on rlursd ,y
mAGin!, whi@h drniI". Il ssy-rci ,,,.,,.,,rd
d"liHs s"mi'h"i pr"pe.ty. lac pir!.tlpL lose, 9
Gentzberg i BlOndhaem.
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Future Days.


SESESS ~ ttllLI mS, AocssJhecf .
YRJsTEES .SALE OF HiYrS1Ms HOUsi ,iDLD
iSD KIiCHEN FURNITURE Ar PUBLIC AUG
TON.
o.. .UESD y, the 4tl day of Februsry, 1869, I
sal cell, IL fi ont Of the auction ttore Of Green
" lains No $40 BE, enth street west, at 10 ocrck
m by virtue Of q deed of trust from Samuel and
Robcr. S.rong to u y subscriber tearing date the
. iii day OF may. 1885,, and :, curd d in J a. D No
al iclioa a. 1a5, 2,e rnd 2i7, one Of the upd
r,cuTds for washngto, county, in ths district OF
Columbia, tie folioAng named 80. d, AID chatte s.
viz:
Sofa r'u.h Oh air 3 "rtriis sni Cornice
tOyaid Carpet, Al rgs Mirror
81 ) sris Ingrain Carpet, Glns
/ Buieau,l ofa, Will ,B O,tk and Top
1 lot Books, I Carpet. Feather Peos
! hair ABtt ess. / S.f i afce Gilt ii rrcr
IWascrobe, Marble i,p bureau
2C,ntr Tables, . s,sn's, 1 l. oklng Gla
l French Bedstsad, Ia gu Rocking Chair
m dium a 1e Iron Safr, p cres lyer
! iPaLiings II Chsirs, Q Wasii,tlrds
lot 81 sir Carpet, tOves.
Term cash In spe,ie or its equivalent
JOHN II JOHNSON.
lrps'ee.
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
C-cawSds EuttioGeSrs.
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Arres,ed on "a bench warrcnt.

Ann Hall WAS arrested yesterday. ~ Oficer
Crowu, on Il bench warrant issued by Judge
Crawford for failing to appear AT court.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04

ss-The Union Prayer Meeting will be
ho each day this week in the New York Avenue
Church, Or. Gurlcy'sD to commence al O'clock P.
n to he continued cne hour only. dec 10
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
WRECKED ENGLISH STEAMER.

Hdlifar, Jan. ST Ia reported thtt the
steamship Parana, with eleven hundred British
troops on board, has been wrecked in the River
st. Lawrence.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
Another Arrest ON n Bench Warrant.

Herman Lung, for committing an assault and
b'ttery IN man, on tho corner Of Seventh
street and Louisiana avenue, some weeks ago,
was arrested yesterday, by Officer Leach. and
commjtisd to Jail.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers,

Nearly 10 thousand copies Of the Reprb.
scan are circulated among the floating popuia-
ion every day, besides thelsrgs number served
to regular subscribers. kdvertisers will take
,ots accordingly. M
The national Republican., 1862-01-04

-" ", are under 9r, a, obligations 10 Prof.
! be, tor - copy of geographical saetch
i"'Iu d hy ASA tant Z, U. Bouplie, urit.d
SO H.fH.'ry, "n".e services have been
"H'"ngan da. Pr, Royal and the vicinity,
,l''nF -. ~"'.,i'.a.it,c. Of operation between
>. II lon H"H'n "wo!ina, and Tybee, Geor-
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
SECESSION PItiSUNERS.

Thirteen prisoners were last evening brought
in, and taken to the old Capitol, understood to
have been taken by Gen. Portcr's pickets.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04

Few. DIR. S;,Rsteni, OF Pennsylvania, will
preach at the Capitol, on suuiay, ut IL otl,cs
III. jana
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TRUSTEE'S SALE or HOUSE AND LOT, AT AUc.
f7lN

d
TRUsTsSs SALE OF I,Gg TGgss AND LOT AT AUc'
Gn FRIDAY, the ;"h day of january, 1852 !
shall sell, In r;nt o. the prcnlses ut clock 81,
by vrtu" ot aeed OF rrus, to the subscriber, bear
c"i del In Liber j. g., No. ls7, iolos rs 80 90 and
II. vi the lad records for The county OF Wosh
bgtun, the D.stri,t rf Columhi, tbs following
pruIs, iripery lyig and hcisg Ia m icy oi
Washington, Dt 'r,ut Rt,resuii, NJ las! doxu on
IN: gro. nd plan OF plat OF ID ciy, ihs Souise,
ana ,,estauCcs are III ly \ hi.t"-u IN fai| " ei OF
ust, to III
Parts r. lot. ru'.be.el ole aul Il lnt y
Va Saua'" Minbs'"' hy hun .icr! 9,t .hirty ven,
$50 u! her with ihe i'm. ro'eu.c s, which Gr
l. anne bwe'ii'g House, &c We This pro. erty
fronts on H. street south b, ,,Wt.u I hirl Il our.
anu a half STR ets wssi
FERNS, one fourth cash. balance iu ,it and twelve
months the purchasr TO give note Ter the tel rred
LAY neptl, beuring interest from day sale Aored
given end Ue.d Of trust takrn OF tn property 10
tecure the payment Of The notes. II the term. Gie
not coInLlicd with IN Nv. days after rialr IL ir,re
Nd os, OF the ffst purchaser, by gviB thrgT drJr
hHt'cc o' tLgh eae In come newspaper lHfnttd to
J. L. SMITH. Trustee.
GREEN & VILLA Ans
dec l-upsd1 au"tiII eerg
-, I-=1.-s>s sI---;
g .LEcr sCHuO" FUH Gl'Ls.
Sl2 Per Quarter, French and Music included.
Mn y. ZAP tNg, PirGI,Gl
No Gl X street,
NJ sr the Circle.
Sy ur. ished Rooms Tor Rent, on very moderate
terms, IN the same building. dec 3l-ti
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G1renfaal S,0wrt.

The Court met yesterday ut the usual hour.
and took up the case Of Augustus Frank,
charged with assault and battery upon p ntue
girl abeut four years Of age, named Ex ,beth
Gu'zback; verdict guilty. Sentenced by the
oourt to four months Imprisonment IN the CON.
mon Jail, and TO pay hne Of one COLLAR:
Thomas T.. Miller. charged with stealing slS
cows, valued at t27O, frnm Margaret Drestna.
indictment against Miller, charging him witN
stealng Ave COWS from Mr.. Kennedy, to which
he pleaded guilty. The court sentenced him
to the Penitontiary for the period or three
to take effect from and after the expiration or
patrick Cusick, soldier, indicted for resist.
ing Oaicer Buell., while In the discharge Of his
duty as an oficer, was found guilty and SEN
fenced to imprisonment In the common jail for
n period Of six months, and to pay n 0ne OF one
dollar.
upon the charge of committing an assault and
| battery with intent to kill OMcer shakespeare,
| were found guilty Of assault and battery only:
Each Of them we're sentenced to be imprisoned
| in tho commcn jail for period of nine months,
and TO pay a fne of one dollar.
Charles Hernainan,. charged win stealing
one box of tobacco, valued At seven dollars, the
property Of Catharine Newman, fonnd Guilty,
and sentenced 10 the penten,iart for one year
| and two months.
The court then adjourned until this morning
at the usual hour.
Z Naval Omcer Arrested for Emh' zElinR 4
Let ers, and for Obtaia Ing GOOtas under
False preteBccs.
A man named Alfred 7. Ford, master's mate
| on board Of the Pensac"ls, was arrested in
New York on Wednesday, by Il ,undsman Tur.
ner, Of the Metropolitan Police fnrce, and
brought to this city on Thursday night, on the
charge If obtaining a lot Of goods upon false
pretences from tho Arm Of Seidner h Co., Of
this city, and v ith taking letters from the post
Office belonging 10 officers and men on board Of
the Pensacola. He WAS arrested In New York
by tho police Of that city upon n tolegraphic
dispatch sent by Superintendent Webb to the
Chief Of Police Of the city OF New York. He
WAS committed TO Jail for y further hearing
by Justice Walter, which will lake place to-day.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04

PRoN0rGoN We learn tha, Mr.. Vlngho, Of
g. '~''' hln~'' 's'nn' h." h"rt. proaotcl to
Cv.VAelry.
lie will take command Of The stat.
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AUCTION SALES.
This Day.



MOVING FROM 7HE err.
on SATURDAY MORNING, January 4ih. a. 10
oco,t, In front OF the Auction Rooms We sba'l seli
ihc Furni'ure and Effects VI u family RI moving f0m
the city, cvmpri Ing
walaut and mahogany Hsireloth covered soIa,
Arm aud Parnr hifis
Marbleiop Tables, " bstnot
Cane and " OBJ. scat Chairs
Bookcases Lounge, De.As
Double nd .ngle Beds,ead,, Bureaus
= Hair IND HusS NAttrcsses
Eo'sters and Pillows
s Feather tcjs and Pi.lywS
Large qasnlity Of Singl and Double Comforts
Br issols and three ply CARPETS
10. cwso3 a.d Wa nut Cribs, and Mattresses
Lo king Glasses, luilet Set,
Coo log and other Stoves &C
Together with general assortment Of lous h., d
Requisites.
Also,
lex ,efient Family Carriages
2new Express Wag rs.
Terms ca il.
JAS McGUyRE a co,
JAMS Auctonetr.
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Taken UP fGSTHA I.-On the night OF the
i 10th ultimo, or Virginia ay, nue. Bay HORSE,
liltrsu hands high with viii! H.ot on his ftcc lie
o Hntr crn have the same by Goni forward prov
II 4 LropHrI paying chargcs, and ,a.iog imr"hy,
Ia i-h" li''h, ) III GA LE1,
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IN,IRSI.II sGDN ~ s-'i'uh n shed HUUms
j. to Rsnt, with o: nihout Eoand, In private
family go
II O, ami Pos Office, anti Ia furnished with gas and
wafer, .,
Address II. ." at this office. jan g-Sts
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,y,u naiuruTI risl I AND Atvrisrs.

Far sIlr-i new AiIDRO' YFIi WAGON, on the
tel scope priacipe, 10 draw out to the eyicnt Of 20
ieet in ieng!h, and Is seven ,ett h'rh Inquire at
robiss' Gallery, 80 fsnprylY@"it gvenue.
la
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
RY GREEN S WILLIAMS, AuctIonrsrs

FINt yyti. Ar D. !. rh -. s.u .is
1 .'IHN >. ..>'., inC,,ri, tor, uf ths it,i" "
iin..' II I'D .';r"'" ~ gr"ju, n3 .i"Cr.sa I.
fnr'',
- \. :. ~ ..tg ~.
Iii,h >iy.c.. IC,tra Eapsr,.q,cs the i.as,n.,s.
r'a:er,t i"a. Judge NLr4n, J.. =. .i.r-.tu ~ =.
Hon W. -. j,ishto, ie,-GU -psb d me-. ut's -.
rGl 10 n'Tf hal htC",I :, cur ~ ,.rL,,.c. . y
nave Lad tuslGss dos" ~ Ssa Iu"n !. GO : Pat
eGt Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice sen. free BY tusii.
Patent Lave and Regul tieps y pus.s, 70 u-, u,
mai!
No shass TO-. consultation, srsily or by es.l.
l'rci'nus ~ G1sa.uinaiOI IL. Uni'sd S,.tss Patent
OiAc. tb
,,''nes. 40, )! t'slk Rsw NevI ark Washing Ton,
c"r"s" I - "."''l '"er' =, VI, Ja.l 10 The Patent
ny it-ru,"
The national Republican., 1862-01-04

DnCMS WENJ' 'h,b.-A Earior and Gca.
IL RgDb. adjoi ing, in the ucighbIrhood ui ycur-
ternth steel rent not 70 exceed 500 Der month
for a.rgle gsn,lsmin and prrnansot trusut I'D
dress R"N ;p11, Post Once. jau 3-it
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M AErROPOI.ITAE HoTEL,
IVA "R-hiRsi0
(LATE BEOWNSJ

The undersigned begs leave To | form his i.oGs
n toe trav"iinE pub ic that h. ha' lras Il lor n
leIm Of Yeas the weu.known liUtl Rtpt for man
yeats by Mr. MAJ ihall Bruwu, Hld 10 assure them
fhu Itry WA ini in HIM u hr ecu rim ned ~
IA ,vc.y particular ii,at claeS IOu".. lie r
ptes.u!ly 20 ics their latrenag.
ANDREW H. IOiTj,
IL - Prop ie or.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04

Eh.|sn II. Eu:. is'.rm n,E,rt,,
IL Next Door 10 Willards' Hotel,
Jan 3-lw@ Ala fenBsyparHa Gssysi<.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-27
Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash. Door and Blind Factory.

XJTE have moved 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 Coad assortment of DRY SEA
SONED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with our Lumber a Sash, Door,
and Blind Factory, and Glass, Nail, Paint, and Oil
Dep enabled furnish each and every article
that Builders want, saving you the trouble of GO
ing number of different place TO make your bill.
We also invite attention to our SHiNGLE MILL,
which IS ready for operation, ana furnish
Sawed Shingles by Wholesale retail
Oar terms are each and sell as the lowest.
Please call aud anime: fer yourselves. --r
OAice Ia SALE +. Opposite Van D"ren 4 pshorns
Store. de- 22J STRAWN POWELL.
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THE WAR In MARYLAND.
Accounts of the Battles of Sun
day and Monday, Septem-
1.A : ber 18th and 18th.
Great Battle of Wednesday.
Intcreslinx Details Of Engage
zr-. meaats, Movements. 1Ihh
.,. .r.r-- Incidents, &c. - 5fa5s
nee Of the NewYork World.

Correspondence Of the New York World ,.
,--...,~-. s-, FREDERICK, Md, Sept. l6.
The operations of the two combined
forces of the Federal army since Saturday
last have been fraught with intense inter.
est and great results for the Union. You
have already had the main particulars of
the battles of Sunday evening, but the
operations of Monday are of still greater
Importance, and having been personal
witness to all the scenes, can give you
full particulars of all operations up to this
morning sa-
In order to give your readers an lntelli-
gent idea Of recent operations, forward a
hasty sketch OF the ground now traversed
by our army, which i can vouch for as
correct, from personal observation.
Let me preface this, also, with one or
two facts which may not be fully known.
First, then, the . -..-. .
RETIREMENT OF THE ENEMY FROM FREDERICK
They did not retire because we ap-
preached but in pursuance of a plan of
operations fully decided upon by them
before and after entering Maryland They
evacuated the place leisurly, being fully
four days about it, no part Of their force
being FASTENED by any collision with ours
save their rear cavalry guard, which was
sNmmarIly put to rout Oh Friday evening
With far less than their usual sagacity,
they confess not to have known of the
near approach of our heavy force. This
would not believe We're it not that concur
rent facts confirm it, and in their move
ments there was a well matured plan
which have fully learned.
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The Surrender of Harper's
-. Ferry.

The following detailed account of this
disgracefull affair Is taken from the CORES.
poadence of the New York World:
As stated in my letter of this nlornina
jackson marched from Haeerstown to
VI Williamsport, crossed the river, and thence
to Harpers Ferry by way of Martinsburg
TO co operate with Ali III taking it. Com
munication WAS open with the west by
RAILROAD 70 Cumberland until Wednesday,
and daring that time thirty days supplies
were received. jackson then appearing
near Ma ,tinsburg, Gen. y hite, who was in
command there: having previously fallen
back from Winchester, Withdrew his in
fantry force to Harper's Ferry, and joined
Col. Miles, who was post caumandant-
Gen, WI hite being brigadier general OF vol
unteers, really ranked Col Miles, but the
latter being commandant OF the post, and
acting biigadier, courtesy required that
Gen " hite should waive his rank, which
he did, and Col. Miles continued in com-
mahd. ..-
THE ATTACK.
The prisoners state that the rebels opne.
ed the attack as early as Thursday morn
ing engaging our forces on Mary land
Heights, There was more or less fighting
until Saturday, when our forces spiked the
the guns in battery on the Heights and
rolled them down the mountain, our troops
falling back on Harper's Ferry. IhIS news
was brought to Frederick on Saturday
night by. Captain Russell, OF the LIST Mary
land cavalry, and from the weli'known
reliable character ofthe nah 1t was general
ly believed.
During Sunday the attack was renewed
with yinor. now from Maryland flights in
addition to Loudon--eights, as well IA
attempts to storm cur works by the enc
my's heavy masses of infantry. But
II roughout the day our fire replied to that
of the rebels with great vigor and accuracy,
repelling their assaults handsomely.
During Sunday night the enemy were
vigorously at work, planting new batteries,
and on Monday aroused our GARRISON at
daylight with q fierce, bombardment from
half dozen different directions, complete
ly encirclips the place with their fire
This was Kept up for two hours, when
Colopel Miles. ordered the white flag to be
raised. It being foggy and misty, the
enemy probably did not see itreadily, and
continued Their fire. a few minutes after
ward Colonel Miles was struck by piece
of a shell, which, carried away his left leg
1t was amphtatsd, and. the soldiers report
that he disa ffoR It's effects on Sunday
evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-27
HuJ JNA "E ~s q

"AyING purchased Of Piilo Hard his entire stock
Ill OF Lumber, respectfully inform the old cnsto-
of this yard, and the public generally, that
shall continue the business at the old stand formerly
occupied by him, and solics share OF their patrcn-
age constantly receiving cargoes Of lumber of
of every description, including WIDE SAGANAW
BOARDS, EXTRA THICK FENCING, DEFY FINISH
ING LUMBER, of the best gr ,des all of which will be
sCd at the lowest cash prices. .Hf r-
Also, constantly constantly on hand Nails, Sash,
Doors ard Blinds, at manufact urer's prices.
Yard west end Madison Street Bridge.
T3g-tf FRANK WARNER
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oT'FAHVA MARBLE YARD,


IMPORTER and manufacturer Of increase Twist Ri
fss and shot Guns, Of description Telescope
and Patent Muzze Rifles Revolving Breech, Cast Steel
Barrels with Guidestarer for hunting and large as
sortment Of Revolvere Colts, Beais, Mathatens Blunt
syuis, Allen Thurber's. Gentlemen will bnd at my
shop everything in my line, and warrant to give salts
faction 10 all that favor with their patronage.
invite the old friends Of H. p BRUxkER to give me
CALL he is my agent. Customers will alwayshnd him
at his post My shop is Main Street. near the Fox
River Bridge. f9f' % @t-AtSl<st. .i~3'N .
Powder, Shot, wads ,and Caps Gums let BY the day,
iunIs THOMAS MOORE.
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=. ID. OLMSTEAD, q.
Produce and Commission Merchant.

The market price paid for all kinds OF Grain-Wheat
and Corn stored and shipped parties may desire.
Liberal advances made Grain in store at my
War, house on the of La Sale street and lily
drauIic Il asin, Ottawa, Illinois.
n. B.-Earmers time by unloading with me,
as | have the first Warehouse they approach the
city and also Steam Elevator and ali other convenien-
ces to un. Dad with dispatch; and they can always
rely getting the market price.
Ottawa, Dec. 2s, 81. J. ID. OLMSfEAD.
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THE FrRsr BREAD Rror.-Mr Bacon, tho
,,oanufacturer of aerated bread, recently
CELEBRATED his birthday in Boston BY
throwing out the national Gag At his fasto-
nv. and giving away bread to the company
assembled. We have come so far toward
the bread riots promised u last year bx
the Secession leaders ~ -
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4 EIsEEABLE FAILURE

jackson proceeded to do his part, and,
as we X now now, did it we'll But while
Longstreet was ieasting his eyes with the
fatness of the Valley OF Cumberland round
about Hagerstown, he was suddenly sun.
moned to the assistance Of the beieagured
colums left behind in the mountain gaps.
Our forces on Saturday had brisk ar
tillery and cavalry fight with the enemy
rear guard, in the vicinity of Middletown,
and the rebels burnt a bridge just beyond
the village, over turbulent stream in the
vain hope Of delaying our pursuit II,
didn't-but the darkness did
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY

> y. y q Z. I3.aR.
ITHE undersigned would respectfully inform the nha-
= bftaur4 of Ottawa and vicinity that he Is now
nr3arei to furnish the choicest variety OF Crackers,
such Brter Soda, Lemon, Boston oyster, Abern eiha
- water Biscuit Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread,
P;as &c &C. in good variety. Confectionery, OF the
choicest selection. constantly on hand. All xmas o!
Fancy and Wedding Cake made TO order.
The subscriber having spared no pains nor expense
Citing up wagon for the convenience and aceommoda-
tiou Of his and the public generally arenoW
able to furnish ything in their line to those who de-
sire Those wishing the View York Wagon to can dai y,
will please their orders the n Y. Bakery or to
the Post Office.
r1s+-ramer!her the place, in Edwards Block, a few
oor west Of II Thoupsou's store, Main Street SEND IN
your orders and the. will receive PROMPT attention