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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-08
spd nue cine babe wtaisa gaaeantsietIH

Wew.gurt, z. De;. Die n9imes'
Bat cine @pesinlbepslHf son M%ai6tn9tct ers
balten, tpOrno6 gGabdmtaldene pun i
$4,000 su BEN 8stros pom d Mtaiuuen BON
benz Vultt bss GGabmetlsrs Sptnne 9efOb'
len rp1Den. fnb. @lidltGer 0etie lInD9 bte-
fsl6en uiGt unter5einnet Hnbs es tDur6sn iofcli
anRalteu setrofsn, rub tetne treitfren SSsin'
BON berltlbsn 3siGnuuS augefertist tper0sn'
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eOeaIBeriate aus WafbtnatOn.

3 A-Mti3eisen Don xSaTbinstpu, tselMe bts &ddbs
mtItdeA 4 nbr bel nnierem Asehten $rn. SSiecfeIb
80. A20 @"Gtr. ebseae6en tpetcen. ffnHen nrG,
Sufuabt1te in Der nGdbffOI9eieen Wnnttter.
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Neue Nn5ctoeu.
office OeS Gserpro0ianttrunaSs
NUmm STnri0fS.

Baltimore, ben 6. 0eS. 1862.
Mngebcte merben ugenemmen (nura BON
erlter San6) Bel benz llnter5eiGreten Bis Ntittipch, ben
10. Oe5ember, WiittaSS IL Ibr, CUR Referring Der uats
fteBenb bssei1neten 9roriant : 8crrGtben:
$4,000 Barrels (~un9ef66r 100000 8ni6el, 60
9funD per 8uibeD Der feiten I'M SIten e~e3psenen
&artpffeln. Peach Blows unb Mercer
tpereen oorgejpgen. Die 8Seen Der Barre 8 mill
fen gut bei6lasen ietn unb bic aartpffeln in FOLDER
auantitat rnb 3eit g~e!iefert tperbe,, pie es bic
O~3e9ieruns ~nerfangen mag.
10000 Bfunb d no ar5en Ebee, bic cine 5Glfte
,,Orlong" nrb bic nnbere 9GIfte ,,Sonchong"
Wefter IN ~iturten aifeu gut berpadt uuO 10 balb
ME mS9lid abSeIiefert perben muB.
Dbt9e Ansebcte iiub ben sepS6nIi4en in meingn Gnz
seisen an8efiPrteH 9ecinsuusen untertpcrfen.
EbrmaS 6. @uITiban,
NDWft sieut. Col. u. s. g., o. ct. Nrmee.
Sffce beS @erprODtantirnne8s
Commit HariatS.
Baltimore, ben 8. Sea. 1862.
an9ebUte ~tten ans snOmme (SOm trRer
eano na') bs WtCntas Zen 8. Ee5enter. Mttts9s IL lbr, in
Der Office he's lnter3ei&msten snr ~2teferuns bon ~frIs.nbtn
YrcpiantSprrStte en-;
1000 Barrels MeB pber9rtme @re port
(wsIdss bubci ben,trtt) fSnis selal3en GOO pIumt
Glsii&) In ~rolsereiF en- gt1enf1ferm nit 5uti siler-
nen &eifen; bG5 61di9 ntuB FRET isin ben S1tmnteI
uMs 81 den nub tnn,rbhS so Ea5en rad Der Nb.te.
ferun9 urnaepodt msrbsn. g
200, 900 . fu nj prtma RtpRdffee - 100000
Plumb baSon sspadt In spirtusfafsrn; BITE SST,r
uuifen gut, reta unb trcdsn- stn, oae alien Ratfen
an ben 8SSen mihen NIT Sarbe ssseftri&ea Itin;
100000 plumb urdftu Ia ~tcppeIten @afem Serpadt
Ietn. at9 29s
$1,000 pfuat ottartn-aer3sn 10 rln,sa auf
Sas ptlne). Der 9ranb utub a~n3eDebsn tperSen. -
9tRtn unlHen nit let@ ten srinen 9idprs- gRd fen UNI
sstsn iein. @ E! l3f Chs oaienT1 81
10000 8Hibs1 t57 plumb aaf bts @ufbsl) cute, 6bte
Bermuda Nlbtri@aIiSe Sber rOttfGalise 3 ~de :
beGn. Die safer mlfen fart un6 pua uhb an ben
seR 8Sbsn NIT 8riiuen 9tdurp-Nsien ~Ssrna9eIt ietn.
Die Vttsen artiteI fOnen 10 bGls Gie inS3li@ s~eltsfrrt Usr.
ben. 0btae auaetp;e ubteasttea 9tbin8ans:n ANTERIOR.
fen, Wit fs ssU6tn at Gtimstasi g taaatna4aase iar qrc-
stant-&rtr6tft ~put1i;tFt itnb. 2ss
G9pmas g. SnIttsan,
Ds3s8 Qieut. Sol. II. 6. g., Ser. ct. grmee.
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TrebertG @6mtbt,
ReGtt6z Wntpalt.

GGs bon G. anb Z, Strase. Wafttn8tSn, D.G.
bsicrat GeI&lfte h alien @eridisb6fen bss Dtltttttts gcIurn.
bta, GoNgt Of 0Eatm ino ben UetiGteee1en DepartenentS BET
Office.
Belonbere MutatsIamtstt nibrae Id Guen 1erberunaen an
bic Realeruae, rtraen hteielben hurm- 9cntrntie ODER fir Der.
lUreuss GIssnt6um, Qancw3ryants, rGditiubtsen SOlb, @pun-
to Il, 1. 10. ~enthaucen ietn.
GintaIfrunsen bon gelpern tpernen prompt bsioret.
@4S fW' GOss6- RND%a
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SO otI n94c4 In AaftinstOn, 8. g. in Deutf@sm Noa.
OGItWuHl petikn9ssBlreau, NO. Sill. 9. Ctr. Mnbe
penni. MSeane. DeutI&e Widbhen fir RS@inmen, Stnben-
unO Rtnhermabatn, rber iuaatseu Mrttiten In aurerttanii&en
uab beutIaen TauiIitn NIT anseejtt&nttsra ouea 2ptn anb
fpeIes& 5w tnben; aud fir aFtetta&enae iWuHe QeIte fh
GeNen ~tprtNWbtu. AtR@fFaok
&ptl2A Rkkef.
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sasD auf BEN qiroten Mla6ama.

- y > 81 y : ! 20
be6arptet, baB roS MlauaseD spartenieat Sc
uoue Snformatiun absr psa Qufensbalt pes
QtrateusO nmpfers a!ebemn fE9atten bo6e
unb Ssr -Gauperbtlt 1elte MoTgen IN iRiift
8erfolgung abge9en miro.
1,nSere 9ruppe, ii, GsindsRcrt
Dem Serafo miro aus 0arpsr8 5errp Be-
rt6iet, bag General GiearY NIT $500 Wtann
o5nFonterie, ~ geI9agen uno so Mann @as
5oGerie am s. auf Wtndelter marl1irte tnD
bic ueber9obe rss Yfatss @Ioreerte. bic ibrt
aud lofuYt betptatet murpe. Die GtnwrAnsr
IoQen 16 Io8ar iebr erffent iiberleiae Antnuft
ee,etot boben. Der Ueneral mar am A. nit
{etnem GOrps bon 6arPeFs Tert9 db9e90n8fn
mno BET @barlestprH auf pte fsinOttae Gapal'
lerte inter 06ite II, q, ,ge!pBen unp Bate fe
mad tur5em Sample, cone 8sttltf unftrer
@eitS in bic 6tuht 9eirte6sn an BEN islbsn
Qberb maAte Der 85eitlp nod einea Nn9rtf,
tpurbe aber plsberbclt geF4lagena NIB Dertos
5 IpOte unb IS 0srrunpete. llniere 6rnp@
rem btpcuafirten te gladyt 3 Meilen .pcn
bviQe, ZEN ndhiet GQ8 9Sng eS So,
mi. uuter bsF6npigsm @herMiiBdn mt
b9n Mebeaen. pornGrts gBtr er6eutettn 5as
bt 100 Wfsrbe unD5 Ntanlslet, fctrte mstrtre
BEN Rsbeaeu In @inAsfet 8ebSrt9e Bagefh
125 gebs(tn fpuroeaa 9sfaTi8s0a staO parotttt
uuO Is @enfrtbirte pie pom pen 9teesllen
neu auseehubtn marsf, batet UNI Sdns .eer
tbnen aud bersitmiaieR alssiagt irlspa S
gBtnheasr wuroen 0et @ear9 anoi etve
9eute, tpte IApn i'm gtngau9 bemertts betens
empfangsn, cling atsr, trip Dgn @tasnporltelt'
inneen pifler ginrpbuer, finer aOreres &C.
.md6, ptsoer na6 9arperS 6trr9 sarids at'
1er. gau3er GetluF If Gin ger'punostttE 5s.i sHs
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@eriMtsberfabren.

Sn ben @ert4ts bS fen Fam am
Sounabfnb teiu bebeutenber SAD our Uers
hanblMna. &c = -
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Xoefnnn0 Der 2&SalnHt 2aAe0.

@Itb Wegtfet8 DTtce.
Baltimore, ben s. OeSentter 1852.
Die GpmuinGre ftr OeffnuuS bon @trasen BADEN Be-
ri1t ~erfattet iiber ben 0etpinn unb @erluit, tpelGer burtb
GuseSen uub Oeffnen Der &ataut Gaep mad Scar 4nep
entftanben lift; ebenic it6er cine gEafierleitnns, 5 SUIT
Brett Imb 10 SUP lang. 3adri9t ipirD bisrnit gegeten,
bs b~eiaster SeriGt Aebft bo5a ~sebSri9en gbrtilen in biez
ler Otfice Sreibig Gage bon O6igeul Datum ansere&net,
liesen blei6en wirh, @a9renb ipel4er .3eit Ippenationeu
buSeseu an bas Criminals eriGt her @tabt Baltimore
eemadt merSen fGnnen. 81. 8z1mlp4lp
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !!

Der l1nterset&aete tilaubt Hb tterntt bas serebrtt Built.
tum anf fetn wCbialicrtlrtss Eager pom babi&eH unb psf nben
merriam su uaoasn, ais: 9 YteGe 3tnbsrf @rtfien,
BtIberbl d e I &C., nnb empHebtt auaIeim pietsrbplt feline
Qeibbtblictbct unb u @tanbIunJ init rem 0eriprtHen, erfsrt
fOrtwdtrenc nab 9r6lten gu b rSrnitintIStu uno aar IN tos
JaG hes 8u&banbes i@Iassnbe NAfTase prcapt unb btGis
0us3ufGereA.
S3f aea Sobn s. MtehtfeIbt,
D3T 42o 0trate neb,n ben. alien etere.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Trif6 anaefOmmene lteme 0Baaren.
Qgtr .eybtelttn iotttn frl9eufe @aaren, bic mir. AT QDithtrs
Sertdufer btli9f ~ab9eben:
loo SuiNsl nsue sriine grbftn,
500 b.. GOLDEN rber California @Ytisn, si@ts$3
100 Barrels 9~tipOItsns @rtlen, nE a
$3.50 pro. I@Sne neue breiie Qtafen,
1000 Yto. Glesn Corn -
10 Bas srrBe tl,tliGe 8wet6 lea, g
co. DO. Birner,
300 aess ae'tdlte @ufe In alien ysumuaern,
eaSs, S~nFsrsrtse, gSai3snsrtes, 6bCssats, alt Srrtsa
Nsebet 4 0tlbeImp,
20 S-SNtte. 3T9 u. 8aIumpre6r.
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gu allen 'OeatfheU.

bic 8Ieiter brau9srr, faeen mir o9tunssppu. bog infer Bors
tatb ton Gltt6ern iebr bfbsrnen6 1T unb unfere &leicer bfliaer
fn6. als Gle ir9tnb enss aseeren Sauie8 IN her S.abt.
Sbr fonnt @uh tarauf rerlahen, cap ptr gu md6isen prt-
Itn fte teitert. Gleteer ~neltoutstt, bic nnr eeniaht perben In
gtev27- Ste. 40 49, It 3 aIttmDrehr.
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.llnmenf &li6
fe.- On. sesFOfsnen Wuntas spurbe IN Der
'Sfce Der Mcams GrpreB . Gumpagnie tn
BaI9!sBton eugs Qafet aufeessbsn NIT Der
NOrelie WirS. Gnibarine Sommers, 584 8ale
tinortftr. Ds9tcrsGs mar jsbp9 fingirt anb
Ibas 9atet a6lisE IN fpsr GrprsB Office inter
Dem @epGd Itfsen, beifsn Npreifat ntdt aus.
fnOtB 8einaGt iperben fans. 0Cr9ffern ent=
Dsdte man iepcG, bab Die Staten an bisIsnt
Vafet 8sfrcnea 9atten unO BET uaberer Inter
fnGun9 fanb man bic 1Aredlt@ 3srGreTeae
Wilde zines tttpa 2 WpGea atten GinDes IN
benz frlSli@en Dafst. Wlaa fsBte lrfcrt biz
ENeliJa 0aDpn In &snntniB unD bradte BIZ
nebstVFt IN tes mtttltre @taticasbans, nc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04
First E&pcricncc j, battle.

1 Federal soldier who was ia the battle
Of pikevi!le, in kentucky, writes TO his
friends in Ciacinnatii this graphic descrip-
ton of his sensations during the fight;
Amp now for my shvre IN the battle
was riding along somewhat carlessly.
when crack crack crack went lhier
rifles, and down fell our men Crack /.
eTac!, cracl; they came. OF ] jumped
from my horse, when alont came the Ma
ior and gave me his horse TO hold but
soon hitohed them both TO 4 tree down hy
the river. and sprung again up tie bank,
when, whiz, went bullet past my face,
about three inches from it, and made ME
draw back my head in hurry can as
: re you. ! looked up the hill, but could
see no one for the smoke, which was plenty,
as leyelled IN TIE direction of the enemy,
and tired-loaded again and fired got
my rife in readiness again. All that Dall
WAS pre,tey close. Here comes another
buzz buzz-you can hear their whiz for
fully hundred yards they ccme-set
out Of the way. But weere is II to 70 to ?
Whew that was close. But, great God /!
it has gone through niau : shoulder with
in a few yards Of me, He falls some Of
his come of his comrades pick him Up.
- Now hoTseman comes past in hur-
ry. lie Is right opposite me-when:wh !
crack a ball strikes his horse in the fore
shoulder Otitumbles the mans down;al!s
the horse. stiiiened out and dead II the
ballet had sonethrough the animal tvculd
doubtless have struck me.
Z" Here comes q dozen or more How
they whiz as they 90 past Load and
fire !! Load and fire. is the order-and
load and frs it is. Ny uotice was especi-
ally drawn TO a very fine looking man who
stood close to me, and he tiuly acted like
a hero--lnading and firing jus, as If he was
on parade, when whiz whz! comes u
bullet Ny God how close 1t almost
stunned mel When looked toward my
soldier saw his comrades lifting him up
He was shot through the breast. and died
in less than half an hour. Oh /! the horrors
OF war; Ner geance on the leads of those
who initiate it
g | directed my attention up the hill; n
little puff of smoke was dying away
Bows says to the squad OF his fellows,
you see that smoke aim for it, rebel
is in its rear | raised my Enfield and
glanced through lis sights, when for a
the bushes and smoke there Crack went
our guns, and all was over.
I'VE crossed TO the place aftcrward and
found the mans body. He had four out
of twelve musket balls, and one Enfield
rife ball-mine, as mine was the only rifle
ball fired They all went through. him !;
either of which would have killed him
mine through his breast Thank God |
had done my duty for the poor fellow who
fell beside me-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04
The Cotton Trade win Mexico.

The editorial correspondent Of the New
Orleans PicoyHe writes as follows OF . late
visit to Braunfels, Texas: '
:" / was astonshed to see the life and
hustle in New Baunfels; cotton coming in
and cotton going OUT cotton here, cotton
everywhere. The enterprising house Of
F. Moreau is purchasing largely for the
Mexican market, making all payments in
Mexican dollars. and there is no lack OF
hard currency in Conal county Cotton
is hauled in American wagons and Mexi-
can carts: the roads are lively with the
sharp cracks of drivers whips as they JOG
along towards the Rio Grande.
"a Frenchman from Mexico is also en-
gagged in the transportation on huge wsS-
ons, drawn by twelve mules, and was
told that he loaded TO less than twenty
four bales on one of his immense vehicles,
and that he attracted as much attention
on the road as travelling circus or Ms'
nasarie. He has been heretofore cotton
from Metamoras to the interior Of Mexico,
but is now going regularly into the Dust
ness from this section. II the war is to 60
on. and the blockade continues, King
Cotton must hold Court for while ss
New Braunie!s, and Mr. Moreau will prevsi
a prompt and active first lord OF the
treasury. He will disburse hundreds OF
thousands of Mexican dollars"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04
location Of tlle National .srmorr.

From th= vanda!.a tl) Democrat.
az deputation IS ia Washington CITY
urging the location Of the National Armo-
ry ut Rock Island -TeI,gr9phic Dispatch
Some people have 10 madesty at all,
and no consideration tor anybody but
themselves. The northern part of the
State wants everything 1t has now Long
John. two foreign Ministers. Owen Love
iov. the little IriIuHe Lake Michigan, the
Galena lead mines, the penitentiarv, be-
sides being the biggest end OF the State
and yet it wants the National Armory
This IS entirely contrary to the groceries,
provisions, end staple articles of the Con-
st;tu,ion. to say nothing of the state Of
the weather, and the water works. We
are happy to be able to state, however
thai we have means of Knowing that we
have positive information from n gentle
man of the highest veracity that the
National Armory will be located at Van
dalia The reasons which prompt this
action on the part of the Government are
various and many, and must be apparen,
to any one who can clearly see them
We might mention the following
Because it is going to he located here.
Because. it ouget to he here
Because Oiiaw runs on the east side of
town.
Because the Central Raill oad runs on
the west side OF town
Because the Okaw runs on one side of
town and the Central Railroad on the
other.
Recause the town IS between the Okaw
and the Central Railroad
Because this used to be the capital Of
the State.
Because we are out of the reach of
secessionists
Because we are within few hours ride
OF Ramsey. Pana. and Decatur
Because we have not got renitentiary,
lunatic asylum, ladies boardingschool.
nor anything of the kind in this part of
the State.
Because it would be good place to
borrow guns to 90 chicken shooting
Because Vandalia is a good name and
looks well in print.
Because Nandalia is moral town, and
the guns wouldn't be allowed TO go with
their breeches down.
Because the Fayette Democrat is pub lish-
ed here
Because the q Broad Road" is going to
be built
Because the National Road is planked
to Bluff City.
Because we have bnilt plank walk to
the graveyard. e
Because Old Grimes is dead
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04

A Coon PAcKER.-The Washin ston cor
respondent of the Bridgeport Standard
writes:
Our hotels are full. An officer on asking
for his bill few days ago, found that a
quart of wine was charged, when he had
had but a pint He took exceptions to the
items. Landlord was incorricible-sai
there was never a mistake about the wine
bills Officer paid it, went to his room to
pack his carpet bag Having made pur-
chases. his bag was too full to get in an
extra pair oftoots-Landiord was sent for
= come.
Says the officer, 81 cant get these boots,
sir, into this blamed bag
Landlord-"lf you can't l am sure l
can't " 1
Officer-"Yes you cantor a man that
can put quart of wine into pint bottle,
can put these boots into that bag ei Iii'
Landlord cancelled the whole bill and
returned the account.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04
.Nt SlNESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY
ssl J. Is. WAsf;hs.fiii.

NJ ssi = e. " As q k-E.fEl.
1.-THE undersigned would peciuliy inform the ii:ia-
~ .itants o Ottawa and vicinity that he is now
prepared 10 furnish te choicest variety OF Cr;ckers,
such Butter, Soda, Lemon, Boston oyster
a d Water Biscuit Also, Bread Cakes. Brown Bread,
Pies. &C.. &C. in good variety. Confectionery, OF the
choicest selection. constantly on hand. All xmas oil
Fancy and Wedding Cake made TO order
The subscriber having spared pains nor expense IN
citing M wagon for the convenience auu aceonihoa
ton OF his customers and he pubic senef"y - Nv
able 10 furnish uythng in their s. to those VINO ne
sire Those wishing tie New York wagon To can G"i'J'
will please their orders the n. y Bakery, or 10
the Post Office.
sS- Remember the place, in EdSaris' Block, a rev
oor o II. Thompsons store Man Street. Sen"lh
your orders, and they will receive prompt attention
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04

In Bavaria, Clernlon. County, Ohio, the
bows who are too young to go to the war.
have formed company which they cali
"Sawbucls Rangers" the design being to
saw the wood of those women whose hus-
bands are in the war Good bols
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04

P.LrapLE TRuTn-An exchange pepssi
very optlv and truthfally says Before
YOU 20 shopping, take the advertisefnents
of newspaper. The man who adtertises
literally is a liberal dealer; he sells mere
Goods than old fogies who hide their lieht
under a bushel, and is, therefore. sbis -
cell cheacer"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04

The Richmond Enquirer says the South
crn people can raise any article of Yankee
industry Some witty wag coolly asks,
Whv don't they raise the blockade
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04

Men who seek to beautify their own
characters by spotting the characters OF
others, generally come out the worst spot
ted themselves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04

"a man who'll maliciously set Ere - Is
barn." said Mr. Slow, "and burn up twenty
cows, ought to be kicked to death BY =
and Id like to do It Glow ,
very severe, sometimes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04

A wit asked peasant what part he per.
formed in the great drama of life. .
mind my own business, was the reply.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04
nnapproa ched in northern Illinois, all kinds Of
A.riclsissic:ik .in.irs.lGnts.
EAGLE Mills.

ys,IiE subscriber would Inform the public that he l.
now running the abov- M., ana is prepared to d
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK
In the best possible manner. as the Mil has been
thoroughly Repaired and is in first rate order. Good
and attentive hiiliers employed, aud viii be
staniiy hard to wait upon customers Farmers and
others win nd il 10 their advantage to give call be-
fore going elsewhere.
N Borders tor F!our Feed can eleft mt the City
Market, a, the ai and will Ire promptly attended to-
Ottawa. Oct 6, 1860 J. WOOD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04
Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash, Dser and Rs;nd Fart0ry.

Nv ha moved our Lumber Yard TO our Planning
w Nj tile Illinois River Bridge, aud are pre-
pared furnish former customers and all others
with all XII is of Luna! er Lath and Shingles Also,
constantly on hand Il good assortment OF DRY SEA
SUNED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with our Lumber Z Sash, Door.
and Blind FHc'Ory, ard GLASS. Nall Paint and oil
Dep enabled furnish each an" every article
that Builders may want: saving you the trouble OF 60
ing 4 number Of dfcTent Ike ont your bill
We also invite attention to SfiINGLE MILL,
w.:l is ready for operation, ana We can furnish
Saved Shingles by wholesale retail.
Oar cash. and sell as low as the lowest.
Please call aui examine fer yourselve,.
Office on L. sale st. opposite Van Doren Osborn 5
Store Tde. 22I STcAWN & POWELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04

Good works will never save you, but
YOU can never be eaved without them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04
Sy.CRTSNEy.S ID POT!

IMPORTER and manufacturer of Increase Twist Ri
f.s and Shot Guns, of every descrp;ion TsIe.cone
and Paten: Muzz'e Rifles, Revolving Bieech
Barrels with Guide Starter, for hunting and large
sortment OF Revolyers COTS Beais Mathaten's Blunt
Syms' Allen II Thurber's. Gentlemen Gi find at m Y
shop everything in line. and warrant give salts.
faction to all that favor me with their patronage.
invite the cid friends Of II. p. BrrSKFR to give
call as he is nv agent Customers will always find hin,
at his post Ny shop is Main Street. near the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder Shot Wads and Caps Guns let hv the day.
inn1s - ~ THOMAS MOORE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04
Bucna Vista Floral Gard ms.

~. C8sAE.HsIffS A Co...
At the residence OF w. IL. ". CHsim0a. East Ott6ara
Always for sale large supply Of perpetual Roses and
an other kinds of house plants Srawberr.
mao Gh barb. Cabbage plants &C., &c, in the
on ana Vegetables of all kinds. jru1+
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04

Is ianas ORToN's BOOK STORE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04

s 4 SScrOScs>c Sfpvs saf lnffiss1s 9
YU~HOSE that do not like Fluid, find the best
vuality Of Coal OIL at rfeb181 D. WALKkRS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04
nr. II. .ESDEI,

Home oDGtiic PySicidR-Ottt'c1, Hftnots-
Offers his services to the friends or the Nomeopat &c
syst.ra in Ottawa, in all branches Of las profession
Part u.r attention given the treatment ol wcrei
and children.
Onice in FreemaH's block, La Sal e : Feol6-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
J. o. GLOVER
DAVID Il. .iOSE-

GLOVER Il COOk.
4 Jrneys and COURseiiO,rS Gt Lnttc-Otd7rd, MS
OM in Glover Cook brick block, cart OF the court
one. mn stairs y-tt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04

L tor>.ey dnd C0anseLo,' at Ldte--oftfteG, 4E|S-
So Ogfce in Sauyrr's block, up stairs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-04

Is 'oo'' - oRToN's BooY STORE.
Yon get nothing as good ne Drug stores. ian29