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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-02
.iCh,gx n SUu,heJH 4 L.ko she. Z
RAILROAD.
MINER AkRAN G EMENT.

Al AND FTEk MAY 4TH, AND IN
I'll further notice trains will leave Chicago Is
~ follows:
TOO A ii New York Express, daily, except
sun lays.
1850 r Night Express, daiiy, except satur-
lays.
~ Trains arrive in Chicago ut >:l5 N, and
s:l5 A NJ.
All the above trains make regular connection.
. .unkrk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Albany. New
Srk. Boston, Phiadei, hia. baltimore and Iii
,Dlan East
.uaur,oas ns~ Sleeping Coaches. with ali mod
RI improvements rub On Night lrAins.
tarnugh iI.kei can &c ontai ned At tho Con.
AYE office, 5o Clnik street, pnoer Sherm.l
1 ..se, Or i, tie Depot, corner Of Ola Van BureI
.ni SHERMAN streets.
He SAWYER,
General W--fe y Agent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-02
STAT. CoNNvCTIcrT,,
ArniTOR's OR cE. Iowa,

Des Moi" Jahuaiy 3D., 1868.
1t il hereby cert f.a, that on the ihnt, & 1t
day OF January, ts63, scum statement WAS med
in this "ttre showing The Q. Ld,il"n u the I on
to ucu' Fne ln'ura c. Company located Il liar
turi, in the oiAte o "nneciicut, "n the fr.t y
Of } ,nutry, A. II 1868 IN 'orianre wi u prv-
ii Uf act OF III. General A .s,m ly al the
State - tnws nit Ell " Al act IN reiat' to In
urance Z. mpsnie., up roved Jan % h. ! 81,
ana net amen aiory tbereto, approved Fe,Jua-
- 9Th, 1858 .nd a act N re. st,un IL ii =
surunce Comp inies approved March 1.h, l,62
that said statement .hv~s that said Z. Mpaiy Is;
POSSESSED OF the r. q,site III .uht VI ca. iisl and
invested Ms requir by aw.
.uthority Is therefore given to the above named
Company T. TIA. .sact their App'opr'ate business
o Ii. utance 10 this Stste in accordance with he
laws thereof until the 3ls day of jasu ,ry, A. ID.
ono thou .sno eight hundred an sixty teur.
Ii ia W ertif ID, thst Ouis Mackl.t. h q.
{ Davenport. hos been duly aJpUi.aed by sad
Company TIER lawful Agent ~hd Attorney ioI
the cou y Of ~cot With full power To take TX,
Of L. ruraucs therein and 10 ncknowl' dH- &c, sics
Of process, MS p divided hy law. Upon hi fiag
with tho Clerk If the District tour ia aud tr
sail county. cerif u copy II tho staten cnt ON
Il . IN tni. Office u is further OIL ID a that the
Attached Is n true and Correct copy vi the said
statement
In test n.ony whereof. have bcreunto
Seal. SCI my hand aud affixed NY re.l ~ o.
lie to,s 3.st Jay u JAn'y, A. y 1865.
j W. CATtELL,
febp-d6wtf Auditor Of State.
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flLL W TIE OLD Hts.iME>t>.

Abe cali Tor ioV,t 90 volunteers has Ueen nobly
,espopded 1. by the citizens o! ihis State, snh
,ur quota is full. iut the old regiments asc 10,
full, and to avoid the draft, vountc rsnost cotne
forw I'd quickly, especially If they would have
the bounty.
Volunteers are received At Camp Acclellan.uni.
forlne ,provid with 6rs, rate quarters, DC. The
advantage Of volunteering tor the old regiments
,s sYpsreut. The commisssry Aad Qasrtern. ster's
Departments are thoroughly .yste~atizsd. and the
men are weii taken care Of. scps-ditsu
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ulChlgsn Genital Nail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
10 leo YOyk, Mo- Eng aud
AVID ihe (0sN q ..

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY NAY Sra, 1862,
~ trains leave the Great Ceut ~ Union Depot
cot Of Lake street, as ioiioss:
IA NJ bay txp EXCEPT sunday arrives
,etr"it st $40 VI Suspension bridge al 3.5V A NJ,
A,bAuy 5 80 + Al, New lo,k yoU r 81, boston 1850
pm.
7:3n r N Night Express except SatUrday) ar
r50 Z N, Aissuv 800 A NJ, New lork 1890
A n, Bnston 2:3b pm
Cinciunsu ,rnius, via NJ Q railroad, leave Chi
,sgo att A n mail Iain, $50 z FAST r prsss
rive IN Chicago AT SID A fss, Exlssss, aud
$40 r n Aight nil Tram
Tho 7:30 p II tran oay,ug Chicag rdns through
70 I incinnar without u" nge y, OAre VI baggage.
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CLOTHING.

TaE NEW lORR LEDGER.
IT IS SAID. HAS CIRCULATION OF
] 2oa,oeO copies, but iu circulation 10 limited
compared With the circulallsL OF garments uan.
sfsctundby
GAM. FDRRx,
Al hts establishment on Brady street, opposit.
the Post O6ics.
an nov receiving the largest and most CON-
Cloths, Ca>slmeres and veStingA
liver offered 10 this market. Anticipating iarxs
trade this Fall, have laid IN 20 anusualiy hs~v,
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Nv goodssrs all
THIS FALLS YLEs.
Fresh from the manufastursy end importers.
shall continue 70 keep on hand large Sssortuen'
OF fresh
REAo Y.MAOE CLOTHING
FOR Mon, Youths and Boys, of my own manuf.cr
are which will be sold "
u
lshali continue TO manufacture my own Cloth
AZ thereby giving
8ETTER GARMENT
Fer tho same MO roy than any Eastern made goodA
Everything in the
FMrMtsllims Department
Can 30 found.
shire o. Al descriptions,
Under Clothing "a endless variety.
0tocks,
Tiea.
Handkerchief.
Cocks,
0u9pendeps. 30. 81
Also, largo and splendid assortment Of
HNIT9s O1A"h9.
Tho largest and host ever offered In this maYke
trust the public will call 10 and examine M
stock before they make any inv eetments. for an
very sure | can satisfy them both in price ano
quality oil goods SAMUEL FERRY,
Brady street, opposite Post Ofiss.
sug7l-dr
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Far safe.

GOOD HORSE an HCGGY, At THE
nirih- west corner .. Fariam and b sts =
To he add to tether or separately. feb2l -
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h,SaxA an ,kGsk island Nmttvcx
WINTER ARRANaENENr, 1862.

~ AN aFi .h NONvAl. Nov. "a a. .
~ and aatil ,ugtnei notias, tram - ~ .sas.
Avsnpcii daily. sundays oscepisd, ~ follows:
- Freight train At. n
~ ngn oAtT0Se % ~ 2. 4
Tnins Arnse AZ Davenport daily, sundays OF
,sptsd, ~ follows:
,st night axpress ~ ................s4 40 Z. 4.
ID dnily express and mail train at......12 oP y.
ia freight AID "a class cars xt....... 300 =. =.
All trsi 10 over this routsHrc in direct cCnnsx,oo
.sChlsSgo with trains over both the MichigaL
southern, Michigan Central, piusburg, F,ri
Sayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from be.
soit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
sittsbur., punkirk, tufao, NIAGARA Falls, Abs
~, Nov York, fhiisdsli hs, baltimore and Wash.
inSion.
.s...-o..s ave ,srn'uh~d Of the necessity nj
sivins aM tine, arscuons - 70 the aosrir nation u,
heir baggage Also To prtcure tickets oeiore LAX
OK their seAts In the carr the conduct r. COL
!sct fares ony TO stations on tho line Of shs Chi
,.go and ROCK Island RYilrnnd
JOHN F. TRACY. Superintendent.
Davenport. November 20 1852 dt'
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WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE
FOR
VlOIl IN,
FLUTE AN) GUITAR,
ACCORDION, PIANO, MElc OEON,
FlFE,
FlAG-olEI, AND ClARlONET,

~ NTAINiNG Instructions desgnc 10 enable
~ The pup,i To "ot.in n kn ~lenge OF playing
without u tescher, with u choice coliec ion VI
every variety Of Popular Muic i'rc, 1t e.ch,
So cents Teachers pui lis aud deale de.iious
Of .o,aning low pr, Ell ln-,iu .tion '-ook and nj
the -al0s tim. one that Is vi aud ut i've
~,l. fl II these books fully suited TO their wants.
The insti uctious are gwen = manner adapted to
The c, mprehei sion ali grades OF schv airs The
RI .rciscs illustrating and enforcing the lessons
ar. not Dry aid &c iud-. but spright an enliv-
erins AM til. s.iec,i-n Of music. varying tom
the simp to the dii.c.lt, comp the mos loi
ulsr MI DIES of TIL. d.y Mird. post-p III. ~
DlT-UN a CO Publishers, 271 Washington
street. b. ston. foo adtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-02

a CONPtTENi MAS A, LEAK IN TIE
\ Un5t.i states Mustefing and ,i>burs ng o..
sc 10 this city. Apll. imme
II. Is. HENDkk -HOTT.
fob ai-if Cat ~ Artillery
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To LEE.
Unwilling HOUSES On THE BLUFF.
- FROM IS to SO per month, Two stores
and rooms N MAIDS tiatc WupperLlsh's,) ana
Halls btocks. Apply IN
JOHN l.. COFFIN
lrtr
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CLINTON liOl kE.

ILIN1ON UOl kE,
COkNEk Or CLINTON AND COLLEGE
" sssssu. lews City Lose }. TSusDALL. Fn
jaie.ae axAi-ju.
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80 $50 XK - -
AS AND AFTEk SUNDAl, NOVEMBER
I J Sd, trains will leave from the Grand tenrS'
cpot, tooi VI Lake aud south " Alter street
through Express, A. $50 A N. arriving 1t
iai y, exc, Sundays, AFRO NJ $3.50 H.
L. This Tram connect. tor Peoria, Alton, 81.
i4pIis, Memphis, Ne~ Orleans and Nozzle.
accommodation, Al 4Oo = u. for Caro- and Way
Train, station, arriving ~ Csiro 81
Every day, x4s r n nszs ds'.
fzN This T,rin, ON saturdays. will rue oniy ~
u.Oans rains arrive ~ al ,sEo u liws
,al $3.50 Pm.
" Tick. u and inforrnsriop. apply ~ TIE once
tae Crest Central l'stOt.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
.rains will leave chicago: Lesvs Weed avn;
x.vAM S:4o A n
6:l5 An S1o =
i2.NU n l2.5h =
SsO ~ 8%5
SNvPN I'D"
W.R. ARTHUR. GsnI Supt.
~. I"Hssos. Gen Passenger Ast. oos"s'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-02

THE uNpER-I;NED Is Now SELLING
1 Cbu,ce New spring " hc"t your al - ,
per barrel, End r>uucuon ui 10 cents - made
.ar returned parfel. C..oice oil Amber our 81
10 " All KINDS Of FEED constantly Oh Maud y
be i.west rats.
T L. DAWSON.
No 81 Bt.ly street, betHeen 81 ana Ih.
feo i4-dlf DsN snvpu, Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-02

\ FARMS OF | . ACRES EACH.
= Farms oi l3u &C. each
i TINS VI l acres ench.
~ real tor Cash rent only Inquire ~
JOHN l. SNifS,
L..I state Agent.
de., 81 dew Niekol,. stock.
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INSURANCE..

~ /
s. - = = "A u csr
of the eosdisiea Of tho
ph.n.x Fire INSURANCE Company,
Of the city Of Brooklyn, \,
avn. A.. day of Jsnusry. 1858 made 70 TIC
(1Asd,tor Of Iowa, pa'ss nt 70 me s'A'u'e "
al :, STATE. passed Janu ,ry 70 d. 1915
.Sp Lsc .vIoK.-fhc nnme OF th's onIn
usny Is. tn. +. o. Xix Fire iIsur.n'e oomp p',
s.d il l,ca.cd in tie ciiy ot o'oeA'"'
Kin :. State OF New so.k. n
-, Ths amoant % lite cspi'ai s'oes' u
49,. :, CIV doll .rs Zach. |, w. hunared ihnus.
- aoll. r. {. paid ny IN casn, Is, ''sSoo'"eo ~
Anoant .I ,urp.us on hand. lst Jan.' .s. !.
lss3 ......''..''''
Total ant Of capital and surplus ST. 2oi %
asstrs.
c.sh IN hank and q. h'nd ......:.. *1o s'i o'
- .. Ate min, uab rel owned by
the eoApauy... -.
R,o /. and mortgages, per voneneh
a comaanyins, b ing hfst iichs "u
property ia the cities oi W *ossh
AMI New 'ork, tmo..is dwei'ns
b,uss. worth IN csch easf - u .
:" w psr rs osns is9,s's 80
Lam. On DEM, li, s-eurci by Ito Ess
OF g I'D baax acd otacs corporation 80. ~,
stocks, rs eo,tsteral .,.......st.. o. % w
L"P~' t's .la aa. :, d. 1895 I"
Bh.reeeivahie, FOR premiums "a in'aha -, .,
n.yia .livn riaks........
Inter, & 90 bonds and loans, accrued
oat n1' QUE .s, az" cant - S Ill.,. ESQ 90
hank and other corporation stock own
nj h, the e.mp1Gy NJ per 'tifuNiHg
vouchers: 81 .Lsres Of llion Ferry
,,mnanv,,o.h . 4. bro 90
1910 per cent treas rates 3 80 %
L s. no nds 81 xss, !-S1 u nn 20
L \ bonds. 6v1s, leho .. 60 70. .5s 9an v
All other securities aud a-sets........- ~ =
ToNs s.ts If the company. .s5!' "a y
LIABILITIES.
Losses ali istsd sai duo.,,,.......'- N"thhs
10 &c. All 1T aud mol due n hiLt
losses uuaiju ted AMI IN su" on'e Asal'-
ing p vuf., VIZ he, sle s2a' INLAND
na.tgat IN. $50 ....+........ is,5z" y
l,sss. aimed but resi- It'd Ny ibe No...
Al otaer claims rgaiust the company
Josl iisbities.... ..............
MIS- ELLssfnIs
Tho srea'et amount insured by oSe risk
The ere test amount allowed BY the Iui' > 10 b
insu Ell ~ any OHs town. 81 Nl"-'t ~ wv
Il, "a being governed by the chara ter u iht
lua!inx, AID tbs fAcilities ius eAtngaishihl
free.
The use,tas / amount allowed 10 be Injured u
y ~. Lo,k gY insd BY lie character ~.
construction VI n go as ~ ayuid Hnbue eonoen
ration
Iaean unit q It's CAPT j or earnings d"posjisi
~ aay ntber state as security tor lo.sos therein
nothing
TINS .mpaa IN, 10. orp lrgt ed under tue gen
erA j surauee laE oi tbs state ot Nv y i
aud . TONES it, cb itier net 4 Incorporated
sept b. LII. an att listed COPY ui ~hich - 81
flo mite iuilturs oli - ni the STATE o. J wa
sigacd, rT.tnh> CkONELL, ffrs dent.
tuieAApst ssAa. Secretary.
CIV ~. :, j %'I' g.. 5 prron. ~ apne4rsa +.
iaro .pe. this 2dth day Of jam ny d. >tspne
trn we'll, Prssiter., ant ihii,nd,r shay ,csFe
taty Of the "phGais Fl las nance oIlauv.
o. u o * yn. Nos Nor. aid srserally m,de "at
TIA the ABB e stttensut by theiu tuosotibcd
correct aud lru;, 10 the best oi thou kposltde
and belief.
EW. cRnWtLI Notary publ c.
hlngs county, New iork.
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Rulan,s Pa tent VcwlilalOrs
On Cars Of lay Express Trs,rs.
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SAu'l. X >Otk ~

A rTORSgy AND emrNssLOR At LAW.
"A CAu b. consulted Ia tue German AID Eng
li.h
orr cs Up ,tsirs 10 Nichol. Bl'rk, corner Of
a nd Hssoy s,S.. Usvsspsst, Iowa isklsall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-15

CRAMsR L. FISN.-The News Depot Of
Messrs. CEAMEa & FINS, next door to the
DOS. Office, is one of the growing institu.
tons of our city Besides their constant
supply OF all the Chicago, New York and
St. Louis dai.ies, and tie largest variety OF
papers and periodicals to be found at any
similar establishment this side of Chicago,
they have altogether the best stock of
photograph albums and portraits of dis
tinguished personages to fill them with, as
we'll as plain and fancy stationery, in the
city. They also deal largely in green and
preserved fruits. and seem, by its constant
fixing and sputiering, to have the most
popular soda fountain in these parts. To
judge by the crowds that constantly thron2
their counters, one would Think they kept
the great fancy bazaar Of the city.
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d. F. ID

DIED.
In this city, August r. 1862 o! consumption, SEsAs-
fIAS EBERHARp, aged Is years.
In Ottawa. August 18Th, JOIN EvERIrT, infant son Of
John P aud H-cn N Anthony
Suddenly of cougestive chill. FaAncIs c. FLoa1, of
this Guy Clinton, Miss, July 18th, lass, in the 18th
year 81 his 'ge.
Tie deaf. Mr. FIory ill be learned with profound
regret by very large circle of warm friend in this
cosumn.:ty lie was stirring, en- terprsing sctve .u-
siness ma a. Who, by his Kindness Of heart, hal
with some busn.ss nsfurtunes but always Kept his
he d above water ard At the time hi. d, sir,
on the point Of re a.'ng comforts BILE compr eDsy
leave. vie and our or five small ca,idrsn
In Utisi H., gust 81, CaARLrs EvRREfr. only sen
of T. and Ka.e S. Taylor, aged ouraesh m6htls and
three days.
Even for the dead
I~orid 10 bind nay ssui to grief;
Death cannot divide fef is 1t not
As II the ROSE had cii'abed ny garden WALL
And biossomed on the ether side" -.
In Rutland, on the 7h inst, Mrs JuLIf A. LAxs. the
,ryiyne companion Of BENJAMIN L. Lamb, enc OF the
..rlv settlers Of this part Of the State:
ISsy ere Gop Psahsy'ssoiss 70 fhinei' 10 ~ a.
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SUCCESS UroN MERIr.-If there is an in
stance upon the records Of our county
Where an article of American manufacture
has made its way to universal favor solely
upon its own merits and without extran-
eous aid, it is that Of the Chemical .SalaratuS.
1t has only to be sold in one place and it
is demanded in another; and SO it has
gone on increasing in favor until the pro-
ducts of the extensive Chemical Works OF
DB. DeLand 4 Co., at Fairport, Mouroe
County, n. Y, are now immense.
This article is made only at these works
by a process known only to the paoprietors'
and is better for ali purposes than soda :
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DECIDED INPevEMESr.-Messrs. DAWSON
& BRowN have completely revolutionised
the appearance of the old &. L. Thorap>
son Drug Store. They have raised the
ceiling foot or two, put in new foors,
fine show windows, new cases, drawers,
shelves, &c, &c, and painted up SO hand
somly that they have real y as showing a
room as one finds anywhere. Large show
cases have also been added, filed with all
those glittering articles in which first
class drug stores solargely abound. These
young men came among us few months
ago comparative strangers, but by their
energy. enterprise, and good bearing, and
skill as scientific pharmacentists have
already won trade and business POPULAR.
ty that might we'll be envied.
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0ttama Stree Graber
LOCAL. MATTEREs
Capt. VIM. CSggswell

Will address the people of Ottawa 1T
the Court House, this evening, Aug. 18th.
Capt C. was an active participant in the
siege of Vicksburg and the disastrous
battle at jackson, and will detail many
interesting particulars of those engage
ments. He is also asking for recruits, and
Will have word to say on that subject
An Hour With DR.. Walker.
A few days since We had occasion to call
at the rooms of DR.. j. B. Walker, the Oci,
list and Aurist of Chicago, and were real.
ly surprised to find so many deaf and
blind there assembled Among others
were several from this neighborhood and
all were progressing rapidly towards re-
cove,y.
Mr.. Lewis Wheeler, of Earlville, had
Submitted to surgical operation about
three weeks previously, and after
suffering +, om indistipct vision four years
and complete blindness one year, was in
stai,tly restored to sight.
Mrs. James Pagan, of Lamoille, Bureau
CO., had been successfully operated on for
cataract of both eyes, and was on the point
oil leaving for home, cured.
Mr.. L. r. teasit schol teacher of Lake
Mills, Wisconsin, while attending "the
National Teachers Convention had Been
operated on for deafness and noises III the
head, and perfectly restored at one sitting ;
as was Mrs. Elizabeth Dickenson, of Mine:
raj Point, Wis, for closure of the tear
| duct.
We also saw young lady from eur own
ighborhood, who had been blind from
Amaurosis, formidable disease of the op-
tic nerve, who was sent to DR.. Walker by
one Of our leading physicians with but
little hope of her restoration to sight, and
| she also was cured and is now at home.
These and numerous other instances Of
marked success are Of much Importance,
and as such diseases prevail to serious
extent we feel that we are doing our read
ers good service in deviating from our
usual Course, and making o note Of the
above.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-15

ACCIDENT AT ToNIcA.-A boy IA or 10
years old, son of the Widow Little, acci
dentally got under the cars while in
motion at Tonica ON Wednesday, and had
his leg cIushel 50 that it mad to be taken
off close to the body. 1t is doubtful
whether he will survive the iHdr5 -
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9pefiai Notifies.
9pefiai Notifies.
Land l. Loan Office.
IA. SHERWOOD,
0TT a WA 1YTjNOTS

IIAVING taken license under the United
H States Rev Laws, propose to act as agent
Ter the purchase, sale exchange and renting OF
houses and lots and landed property generally in the
States OF Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin
Those having property they wish sold or eSchansee
are informed that By placing the same in my ha'ds
fer disposal, they will receive all the advantages o
the numerous calls have for different kinds OF pro-
perry the sale of the will receive my
attention and that my commissions for selling WI" DC
light ...
And those wishing TO purehas properly, are .eques-
I'D To cali on me he fore elsew here therenr
securing the advantages having the chance OF choos-
ALE srch nav sui: tn location cheapness.
IHAyE ON HAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Lands in Wisconsin and Iowa,
Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots in Otta1ad,
Lands improved and unimproved in LA SALE, LIv-
INGSrON GRUMPY counties, in the State of ILL.,
nois.
dice in Nattingcr's Block, In rooms adjoining Ex-
change Bank. r. A. SHERWOOD.
ottawa, April 25, 1860.
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VACATION OvgR-The fall term Of Otta-
va Acadamy will open week from next
Tuesday Rooms enlarged and apparatus
provided Persons wshink to become
students can apply to the Principal, Eve
ming school from till 10, for ladies and
gentlemen. Bookkeeping and writing
taught by Prof. Brayton.
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THREE CHILDREN DRowNED.-We learn
that two girls and boy, children of .
family named Baker, Twins on 'Eels'
Farm" five miles oclow Ottawa, were
drowned in the Illinois river on Thursday
Of last week, while attempting to wade
from the island opposite. They appear
to have entered the river some way above
the usual fording place, and got into water
so deep that they were unable to get out
All the bodies were recovered.
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Miss CLARKE's BENEFIT CONCERT will be
given on Thursday evening next, Aug goth,
at the Baptist Church. Mr.. Havenhill
will be assisted by Miss CLARKE, Miss
HAvExHlLL and Mr.. PREscorr, Miss Dow,
Pianist also by Denhard's orchestra
Programmeto censist;ofqusrtetts soloss,
and Duets.
Admission 25cts. Children 15cts. Tick.
cts for sale at j. n. Tarble's and E. Y.
Grigg's
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ter spending three four In Putnam and Bureau
counties, they settled in La Sale county Some eight
years ago, Mr.. Lamb died, leaving bis wife and several
children. She has remained On the old housetsad.
taking the and oversight OF her family and her
home. Until the last few weeks she has enjoyed
ably good health. But several weeks Ags she
attacked with slew lingering fever. During her H.
ness she had several turns Of sinking Down, which
alarmed che family, her disease however, seemed to
give way under medical treatment and the day before
she died and that very evening, she appeared much
better than she had and her family and friends dis
ssed their fears and began to anticipate early
eevery, bat In this theySWere be sadly
That night, Of those sinking spells
and before those having charge Of eosd arouse the
family, she had quietly fallen asleep. Death did not
pared for his sunmons, como At what hour it might
For many yesrs she had been worthy member Of the
Methodist Church. and was supported IN her last H.
nsss BY the hope that had sustained her through ali
the tolls and trials Of life. The blow sudden
and so UNEXPECTED II fell with dreadful force upon the
children. :.
large nunbes Of nsighbors, friends and early set.
tiers gathered at the house the dav Of the funeral
testify their respect fer deceased and
their sympathy with the family in their aicton. The
Pastor Of the Church which she belonged being
gagged In attending another funeral the Pastor Of
Baptist Church in Ottawa, NET with the family and
hill, 8, 20 and n. Amer the sermon, large
course followed her rsmsias 70 their anal resting
place. beside those Of her companion In life, buried
some eight years before.
''Asleep in Jssasl blessed sleep,
From which none ever wakes to WUep;
calm and uudisturbsd reposs,
Cnwaken BY the last Of fees"
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To all to whom It may Concern.

On April Goth, 1862. a box forwarded from the
Soldiers Aid Society through the T. g. Express Co., to
sd Rer., III. Vols, and lost. The ocers Of
tho Society having just effected settlement for the
same with che Express Co, for a sum not exceeding
halr the value Of the box.
Besides its general contents, this box contained ten
private pa kages sent BY and designed for individuals
This notify the contributors Of said ten paekages
tina, II they wi before the nrst day Of September,
make the President Secretary OF the Society Ger
tined statement OF the value Of their contributions or.
wardsd in said box and testify to the ssns tbs same
shall be refunded to them in the proportion ofha the
value Of their peckages All claims that le's
settled after the date above specified, As we'll ~ the
residue Of the settlement will be considered ~
bsioRxin to the treasury of the Society.
Mrs. y. A. SLACK, PrSsr
Mrs. Q. HsEsHAw, SSc'y.
=. n. EAKL, Treds.