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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25
Great Books in Press.
THRILLING INCIDENTS
u KE.zT KEBELLlO.Op !.
Tho HerOisM Of orr Soldier gSailors
ILLUSTRATED.
! cot, large l2mo. Price. :I.o5.

The cr:t tics and the public are right In pyoa;..-
hs ina. TINS will snrrsss. In graphic narra,ivs
s1st.ng interest. and extensive pouulsr,,v al
.hef hisioaes OF the ar tor the Union. Its
mere viii De the heroic DARN patient suffering
and hair breadth escapes ol our soldiers and "a
ors, and lis incidents will form tho themS az
ohsersa,' on innumeraoie hresides for yours TO
come II will contain, in addition to its stirr,nS
details, the philosophical nalysis Of the Cnn.es
nt the War, by John Lo,hr@p Motley. III. ~
AnthoT Of The Rise of tue Dutch k.,uhlic
etc, the dates u III the importrnt event. from
Ice John broa u laid. ard an accurate and revised
account OF the principal battles, with accurate
cng!avings.
OnA thifd Of the proceeds Of all subscrip,;o,,
sent TO Us VIII be given for the relief of dis.hlsa
soldiers, AID all persons VITO eish a copy Of tha
M9f"' aia also % benefit the soldiers, should send
her name ard address at onco. Aiso. ary oticer
T.. ,yaie, y person tn any soction Of the coun.
,. - know edge oi Aesoic act or stirring
Of H.. 80 Ing us an account
booaseflcrs, Po-.-uss.er.. and Canv..s;,.
sRehts "hl be furnished ~i,s erb.cr, n,;an ~.
'iee'1s, 90 Application te the .nbIi.hn,s p
- A Liberal commission vi yr,. - .,.ist.sa
zig Fl. to sct ~ agents in taking subsc,iu,;.as
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A CARD.

A CARD.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
i entire stock Of Boots aud Shoes n Wm r
Haffah. begs Leave to retarn his thanks T.. hi
fsieods Tor the liberal patronage with which thev
hare favored him, and hopes they will eontinn.
the same % his successor in business. whom lie
eon6dsntly sssorss them they will lind worthy.
J. G. TODD.
Ssptemter llth, 1852
THE UNDERS '0NED HAVING PURCHASED
i the stock Of Boots AN Shoes from J. Told.
would respectfully solicit coDti uauce of the
paelis paisooaess d sssusss HE friends that be 4
sse4y aad vi!ieg - sell goods Il the iovsst cash
pcee, = Ne. - kast 8seoed street,
0spesnbss In, lseS.
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JOHN xuMmEisrArN.

JOHN ZIMln Eis flANN.
1DIANOA AND ORGAvMANUFAC-
tursr, Grants Block, Min street
~ ~ Davenp-rt, Iowa. AMisstru uentsof
cat charge. fss yearS.
n. B.-Rspairing and tsniag dons - allucss
ond II the sst manner. sssSaEa.4t- Ii
0IvmeeaIsAsgase ~, le0s aQ6SS
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aCLOTnfNG.


-
The NEW YORK LEDGER.
TT Is SAM, HAS A OrRCULAF1oN or
/ 100000 copies, but ib circulation il lim;ts,
compared With the cirsaiatisa Of garnsnts msn-
afaetundby
0A16. P0R1Rr.
At his sstsblishasnt on Brsdy street, opposite
the Post Once.
an nov receiving the largest and mostsom-
plste assortment Of
Cloths, Cassineres and vestinys
svsf offered in this market Anticipstiue l.rve
trade this Fell, have laid il % UNUSUALLY heevy
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Nv soodsarssll
THIS FALLS STYLES.
Fresh from the manufacturers and importers. r
shall continue to keep on rand large sssortn ent
Of fresh
READ Y-MAOE cLoT HINo,
For Men, Youths and Boys, of my own man, rfaet-
ure which will bs sold ..
p = = . II N r RIO . -.
Ishall continue to nanIf.eturs my own Cloth
Nc thereby giving
A BETTER GARMENT
for the same mo aey than any Eastern mad . goods.
Everything in the
Furnlshing Department
Can be found.
0hif.s Oh al descriptions.
Under Clothing IN endless yarsey.
Stocks,
fies.
Hsndkerchisn.
1ocks.
Suspendefs, %. %
Also, large and splendid assortment Of
oDN1T9' 0EA.vDr.z. |
The largest and best ever offered IN th;. NAH. |
trust the public will call in ayn er.mine nv |
stock before they make any inves tm.nts for I am |
very sure can satisfy them beth in price and |
quality of goods. SAMUEL PERRY A'
Brady street, opposite Post Oaise.
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For Rent.

NNTHE FIRST OF OCTOBER, THE STORE
~ room No. IS Brady Street, enquire q
T.ORR
sp25-dsf
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a. T.. Z ID. KELLY.
nACKE OF BEEF AuD PORK, AHD
i Shippse = IN 0essA, = unAv -.
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Chicago + Northwestern Railway.
s62.. ..SPRlN,G ARRANGEMENTS. 1862.
GHaN ~,

Rockford, goloit, FIR, .gort, Galena, Dunleith,
La esviIle Madison, LaCr '.se, frarie du ohien'
BERN, and all points in u ,sconsin, Ainnesota,
Norti-rn Illinois and Northern Iowa via Chicago
ana Northwestern Railway. l. .nnlng through
wi!nout c.angeof cars to Janesy ue'i ste'toTn,
I rona da La: and Oshkosh, and con- senng a. La,
crosse aud loleto with U s. Mail Scaches and
Steamers, nffoain., the a,,ee. az; 'apedi tic US
, r. 70 oil points in the NORTH and sOkTH-
Trains leave Chicsro as fe,,ovs.
Day Express l2.2op NJ
Way Passengers-5:40
~ New and elegant sleeP.ng carr are ran 1u-
all Night Trains. '
GEO l.. DDrL AP, Sup.
EIDE WITT ROBINSON, Genl Ticket Agt.
mh7-tf
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FILL UP THE OLD REGIMENTS.
The all for 100000 volunteers has been nobly
responded to by the citizens of this State, and
our quota is full. But the old regiments are not
full, and to avoid the draft volunteers must come
forward quickly, especially If they would have
the bounty.
Volunteers are received at Camp Mcclellan, uni
forme /, provid d with drst rate quarters, &c. The
advantage of volunteering for the cid regiments
Is apparent. The Commissary and Quar- erma ster's
apartments are thoroughly systenatizsd and the
men are we'll taken care Of. sep4-dltwtf
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Cloth, 81. This has be.n repuhished In England
Every hcsi,ess man and clerk should Iaya
theae books. They pay the buyer a hundred
fold. Every parent should get them for ID cir
sons.
all these arc mailed, postpaid. on recent of
Price. We raw particular attention 10 milling
books, wrapping them carefully, and will procure
ard seud, postpaid, any book anywhere, on receIn,
Ct publishers rice and six stamps. Address
FRFEbLEY 6to..
Tribune Buildings, New York.
PIAN09.-Persons who wish u hny Pispoo,
the best makers will be shown bow they ran,,y.
handsome sum IN the purchase IL they addres
Piano. care JOY. Coo Co., pnblishers' Agents.
New York p. u.
a.. ~tfvbl4
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Davenport, Iowa, September 10Th, l5t2.
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RlCnARDsON'S NEW MhTuOD

THD RIANOsEo
An Improvement upon all 9th er Instruction Books
In Progressive Arrangeu emf, Ada ption and Sim
plicity, founded upon Ner and Original Plan
and illustrated BY a series Of Plates, showing
the Proper Position Of the Hands and Fingers.
To which are added the Rudments Harmony
and Thorough Bass.
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CO.PNrsMcrship

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
l themselves together this day, Tor the purpose
OF como ucting the Hotel business at the ieClaire
House, in tais city, under the firm Of GilIett.
Wirts + Morris.
DA<ExfoRf, May tn, 1862.
P. J. GIr.LETT,
&C. WIRTS,
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OFFICES AND VERY LARGE ReONs m
~ Post once and LsC1aise hlocts. The -.
Claire Makss House. saitahls fos storage q erein
= heazy 0sesAanAiss. Apelyt 70
49, GRO. &. DAvgNPO11. =
.ss JoHG /. COFFIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-20
From the Cammittoe.

The Committee, consisting Of DR.. c.
Hard, Rev. l. Coleman, and j. W. Calkius,
Esq, dispatched by the citizens of Ottawa
with sanitary supplies to visit the sick and
wounded of the l0ith Ill. Regiment at
Bowling Green, Hartsville, and Gailatin,
reached Louisville on Monday, and have
been heard from. BY means of the strong
credentials they lore, and the aid of tho
Chicago sanitary commits sion, they were
enabled to get passes through, although
hundreds of others are pressing the authori
ties OF Louisville for similar passes without
success. The committee have with them
three large trunks and two boxes, filed
Will. Just such things as the men will want,
and in addition, have been authorised by
the Chicago Sanitary Commission to daaw
on them 10y telegraph for whatever else
they may need. SO our boys will not be
apt to suffer for want of comforts.
The committee state that all now agree
at Louisville in awarding the highest praise
to the lO4th regiment tor bravery. and in
charging the disater ct Hartsyiile on the
bad conduct OF the Cincinnati reg lime nts.
Even the Cincinnati papers concede this.
All the Line officers and men of the
lO4th have been parolled. Col Moore,
1t Col. Hapeman, and Maj Widmor
only were detained They are at Muir
freesboro.
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The Soldiers Relief Society.

The utility of this Society was demon
stra,ed last week to the satisfaction Of evry
body. Our poor boys of the 10th were
in trouble, and the anxiety to do something
for them was up to fever heat On Sa'ur-
day, after doing our share of talking
among the excited groups in the streets,
and participating in the meeting held in
the Court House, we glanced in, by proxy,
at the rooms OF the Soldiers Relief Society,
to see what the ladies were doing. We
found there perhaps a hundred ladies, and
several sewing machines, all the busiest
We were told that at about eleven o'clock
in the morning the Society was notified,
through two of its officers. that its services
were needed, and the afternoon found
their rooms crowded ~ith ladies anxious
to do their utmost for our brave boys. At
once the great efficiency forganized action
became apparent. Presidents, and Secre-
tares and Treasures, and Purchasing
Committees" and Cutting Committees.
We're ready to hand, money was in bank,
and work was already prepared. Conse
quently the ladies were able to cooperate
with the gentlemen of the city by furnish.
ing at a few hours notice, the committee
appointed to leave at midnight, with every
thing requisite for their mission to the
sick and wounded Of our gallant regiment
The Soldiers Relief Society ought to be
warmly sustained. and will be, we have
no doubt, after this practical illustration
of its usefulness and efficiency.
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To the Friends of the IO4th,

The l04th is now divided into two por.
tons, viz: The sick and wounded at Harris
vile, Tenn, and the we'll and paroled,
who are at Columbus, Ohio. The boxes
sent in to the Ottawa Relief Society, from
the towns In the county by the Goth, will
be sent to the Sanitary Commission, with
the request that they be forwarded to the
sick and wounded of the l04th. Now
shall we not also remember the well and
paroled Of the same regiment, and give
than, too, holiday dinner?
Friends from town and county, send in
your offerings for our gallant boys! Rev.
Mr. Scofieid leaves for Columbus, Ohio, on
the 9th He will escort as many boxes
as you will send Send yonr contributions,
as before, to the rooms in the Basement of
the Supreme Court House; send before
the Oath, and the Soldiers Relief Society
will see that all is promptly forwarded
under the care of Mr. Scoheld
In behalf Of the Society.
SARAH uESsHAw, .Secr'y
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HOLIDAY TOYS AND CONFECTIONERY AT
EBERT s-Mr. Ebert, on Main ST., FIVE doors
west of the Bank of Ottawa, has just
opened stock of Toys and Confectionery
suited for the holiday season, which, in
point of elegance, extent, and variety, is
equalled by no other in the city. His Toys,
as tastefully arranged and displayed on
tables and shelves, is in itself equal to a
museum. Germany, France, China, Japan
and the universal Yankee nation appear
to have been ransacked for curio-ities.-
Then his confectionery is selection from
Stewards immense stores, and quite I'M
surpassablo To which must be added
most captivating display of fancy bakery,
embracing everything that can be named
in the line of ornamental cakes with nuts,
raisins, figs. &c, &c Don't fail, in making
your holiday purchases, to LOOK in at
Ebert's
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0ttama free Graber
LOCAL. MATTERS
Masonic Installation and Festiv.I.

masonic INSTALLATION ana Festival.
A select party of about $50 of our citizen.
connected with the various Masonic or.
carnations OF Ottawa, including their wives,
sisters, and daughters, enjoyed season of
rare entertainment at Masonic Hall, on
tuesday evening on the occasion of the pub
lie installation of the newly elected officers
OF the different Masonic orders of our city.
Aside from the splendid regalia in which
the officers were clothed, and the deeply
interesting and frequently solemn ceremo-
| malls, the occasion was enlivened by vocal
and instrumental music and last but by
no means least Of all, by a Supper the like
| of which one only sees on great and rare
occasions in this city. The supper we
understand was prepared by Mr.. NJ.
Formulas, and certainly did honor to his
liberality, skill and taste.
1t would occupy much more space than
is at our disposal to give even the briefest
Ineligible description Of the interesting
ceremonies. They covered the instalia-
ton Of the officers OF four separate orders,
The pure morality, and the profound awe
and reverence for religion and all sacred
things that ran through them all, cannot
have failed, however, to impress upon the
uninitiated, higher respect for the an
cient and honorable order of freemasenry
that is generally current in the outside
world.
First in order came the officers of the
Blue Lodge Past Master Dr. D. D.
Thompson acting as installing offer:
John F. Nash W. NJ
I. e. Gibson. s. w.
John Stout j. w
J r. Cameron, Treasurer
w. S. EaSton. Secy
Chas Stout. s. D.
C. Clagett, J. D.
Geo. Burgess. Tyler
Herman Alschuler 6 Cole, Stewards
Next installed were the officers of
" Shabbona Chapter Of Royal Arch Ma
sons, Past High Priest r. " Goodsell being
the installing officer.
J B Peckham High Priest
T. J. Wade, King.
T II. Clark. Scribe.
J. F. Nash. Captain Of Host
Fl. D Brown. Principal Ssjourner
John Stout, ROYAL Arch Captain.
F. q. Halbert Master Sd Vail
john Colwell, " ID
r. c. Gibson, 50 LIST "
G. s Stebbins, Secretary
S. w Cheever. Treasurer.
Geo Burgess, Seminal
The next installed were the officers Of
the Council of Royal and Select Masters
1t is new organization, and yet contains
but few members. We failed to obtain
the names and and titles of the different
officers.
And lastly, and most impressive Of all,
came the installation of the officers of
of Ottawa Commandery" Of Knights
Templar, who were installed by Past Com
ma nder Sir Kt James Rhoads
j. 2 Peckham. Commander
K y. Goodseil Generalisslmo.
L. {. Gibson, Capt. General.
II. D. Brown, Prelate.
J. F. Nash, s Deacon.
John Colwell, J Deacon.
G. Walker, Treasurer.
john Stout, Recorder.
s F Miner, Standard Bearer.
C. c. Perrin, Sword "
John F. Lamb, Warder.
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FIREMESs BALL-Don't forget the Fire.
mems Ball at the Court House ON Tuesday
Evening, for the benefit of Niagara No. l..
The Company is making a systematic and
commendable effort to recruit its ranks,
sadly depleted by enlistments in the army,
and to improve its eficiency-aworL which
involves the need of funds, to raise which
is the main object of the proposed ball.
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CsR1s1uAs AT SANFoRD's-For tie next
four or five days there will be crowd OF
eager purchasers at Sanfords Toy and
Confectionery establishment IN Post Office
Block. We say SO, because it cannot be
otherwise. in view of the enormous mass
and infinite variety of Candy Toys and
Confectionery he has in readiness for the
holiday season. Let none imagine their
outfit for Christmas or New Year is COM
plete without having visited Sanfold's
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TO CONSERVATIVES

TIVE Advertiser, having been restored to health in
Il a few weeks by very simple remedy, after hav
ing suffered se-eral years with Jug affection,
and that dread disease, Consumpiion-s anxious to
make known to his fellow fer.rs the
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
scription used Gree of charged with directions for
ing and using the same hich they will find
SURE CURE 70. CoSsUaPTOS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c
The only object of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scripion il benefit the a cted, and spread informs
ton which he conceiyes to he Invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, il will
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
sepsS-3m Kings County, New York.
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OT1AW 4 WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA Dec. 20. 1862.
tLoar-Win,er wheat, 10 3 So pr loo; spring "
extra, 81 SAB co. spring W fine 2.
Corn .E,It-TJc. as orc pr. 100.
Th.dt-NO. sprIug. sOaS5; No .. CSC, rel 60.
Corn-Shelled, Z3c for 60bs cal .Se 73lbs.
Outs Soc for &c bs.
BGriey-si.o0 for IS lbs.
Rye-45c.
Ifrotav .>>e!-:I30
Iottltc.s-9calOc. p. bush.
Eggs-l2c.
Bursr-i5alSc.
N.Jes-Green. Weighing over IS lbs. Sc; green
Kip, weighing ~ 10 80 lbs &c; green Calf weigh
ing 20 lbs. and under, &c. dry sal,ed HIDES ali
sizes, l!c dry Flint Hides, all sizes, I2c.
The annual meeting of the La Sale County BIZ
bic Society will be held in the Plymouth Church,
Ottawa Oh Tuesday, December Goth, 1864, a, ,
Z. n. Also, services in the evening.
All friends Of the Bible invited to attend.
T ROBERTSON, Agent.
THOS. ORION, Treas.
Ottawa, Nov. 25th, 1867.
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EXCHANGE BANK

Z. r. FA &c CO.
BANK Of DIsCOUNf, DEPOSIT, and EXCHANGE.
OLD aud SILVER BOUGHT and sOLD.
COLLECTIONS made in all parts OF the state, and
essesds p~enpy United current rates ofexchange
Interest allowed Oh Deposits.
Exchange bought aud sold New York, Boston
and 81. Loeis Also,
L. r. FAY,
Dee. IL, 1851 J.C. REED
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Choice Liquors.

Jus, received, by p S. Ho,IIsesvoKrr sss, lot Of
Superior P-nn.y!vania Whisky, from the MononGahe-
Ia River, which is pronounced by connoissesrs, ~ .
very Superior quality.
Also invoice Of the hrst quality Of Scotch Whs-
key, 20 which the attention OF Grnt! and Families
is es pecially called
Bottled Wines and liquors for Family AID Medi al
=. the .rs, quality.
Ottawa, Dee. I, Is02-
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THE CITY BANK

EA N e s. Lien s. CO..
BANKERS.
organissd in 1856 under the General Bankia1 Lam Of
Illinois.
KXcHlEGE on
NEW YORK
BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA,
ST. LOUIS
CHICAGO,
Ind all the principal cities of the United States bought
aad sold.
Also, will draw in suit purchasers on England,
ssstland Ireland and allimporant points in continent
81 Europe.
Selections parts the State, and ram TIED
Or . day OF payment at current rate of exchange.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Banking hours from S a -. Pm.
DWIN c. ALLEN C1sI'r. H. =. EAMES, Prts't.
Q. 4. BCLLEN- 4st CASH EDW. EAMES, y Presf.
Ottawa. JAN Is. 1862
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Christmas presents for our boys at Co
lumbus, Ohio, will be taken by the Rev.
Mr.. Scofeld, if left at Bean d Morean's
store by Wednesday.
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Gprcial II nticcs.

UlHE PIRM OF =. X. PAY Co. is this day dissolve ed
i BY the withdrawal of W. HOBEaT, from ouI
orm- The business will be continued in the same
style a. before by z. R. FAY ~. c. REED.
Dos.S ls6a.-15-Sins. J. W. FAY, Cash.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Dec. 20, 1861.
Wheat firm at 92a95 for No !, and SOa
81 for No. spring
Corn frm-r but inactive at 35a36c for
mixed, and 30a3l rejected.
Oats 3Sa4l.
Dressed Hogs So 90a4 10.
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PEOPLES PENSION
l|ounty Money Office
RTHUR LOCKWOOD,

OTTAWA, ILLS,
sayd err, Cock IL CO.. Of Chicago.
M I pay particular attention the collection o.
w PJUHTiES, PENSIONS, AEEEARAGES OF
III, C., &C.
so fyancc Fees Required. and no Char
ges Unless Successful.
III, soil known bbty, f.cilitie and success OF the
J. nj i which Il IL acting 1sei E0 els'DHit!DI-
IN ;. .nior partner resides permanently At washing
Or he prosecution OF their & tents cain.s
4 p ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
yffLrG.
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e. 8. HOB f. Il r

DENTIST,
Has taken Rooms the Bank OF Ottawa Just
the from, his old quarters lie is permanently
located there. and will be in readiness during all bust
mes. hours to wait his patrons heretofore. Hi
charges for operation in keeping with the times.
Remember the Rooms over Ottawa Bank, formerly
Col. Cushnlan's office. mlev
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ID I r ID

d. T. D.
IN This city, the 18th inst, EMMA SARAH.
daughter OF Henry and Mary E. strawn, aged
years 10 months and 81 days.
Funeral mt the residence Of the parents, hafpssi
&c O'Clock to-day.
In West Ottawa, on the 18th inst, Of Diptheris
GORDON, son OF Fisher Eames, aged We ars.
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Post OHiceNofIce.

Mail Eastern and Westerly Closes. 45 r. NJ.
Mas Open..l 80 Z. n.
Ottawa and Tonisa Mail arrives and departs Wsdnss
and Saturdays
Ottawa and Worthwhile do do. Saturdays
Ottawa and Newark do. do do
n B-An letters addressed to points west Of the
Rocky Noun tans must be prepaid with 10 CT stamps
c. b. KING, r. n
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GEN FOR THE MILLION,
GEN FOR The MILLIUN,
AID
SPLENDID g. APPROPa late HOLIDAY PRESENT.
NINE. DE II . IL L. < It
RUNNING STITCH
IS SEWING MACHINE,

TIME embodiment Of practical utility and = marvel
Il OF simplicity; makes the running stitch very rs-
pdiy and perfect uses needle, and Will last
lifetime. Al the New York State Fair, il simplicity,
efficiency, and great practical utility, confirmed
By the award o the Fif st Premium
1t will GArHys, EuFsLs rUCK RUN Up BsklDrHs,
etc, with u singh. or dOuo'- thread on an; material
adapted to tie .USS!SC Tie thiuo.s usually
the difficult stitch by other sewing m.chines
being seved the easiest Fo ladies' and chi,d-ens an.
parei, ard other articles l.h, fabrics. il I'LL
therefore be found almost IsvsLuAsIz
1t is attached TO the tatie like sewing bird and
having tension, and requiring lunricaton or
change o: stitch is always ready fer operation and
such marvel of simplicity that child eight YEAR,
can rsDsHsTAsD it. and use it SUCCESSFULLY.
1t 10 not at III liable to ge. cut Of order.
Zach machine is put up in a neat box, accompanied
With full and explicit directors, and twenty Ave
needles.
Sent any address in the United States receipt
Of order incosng the amount or may be collected
By Express delivery of the machine
When the money is sent with the order and register
ed guarantee safe receipt and the delivery Of
the machine anywhere within 1000 miles free OF any
Express charges
Very liberal arrangements for agencies.
See HiRRoR fashions, fer full particulars specf-
men Of sewing, etc, send stamp fer return postage
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-20
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On the 18th inst, Prairie Centre, at the residence
Of the brides mother, nv Rev. W. Wells. WOODRUFF
A. MOREY. Esq of Ottawa, ILL.,. and Miss HELEN
BELKSAP, of the former place.