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FLY Vessels to run the Blockade.

London correspondence in this even
ing, HcpuJIican states that there ere over
fifty vessels, deeply laden with arms aud
munitions Of war, now afoas, designed to
break TIE blockade. The names Of most
Of them s"e given. Great Importance is
attache, to the iacta detailed in conse>
quence their having Jeen formally pro-
scented to Lord Pa'merston by the writer,
who Is believed to be one Of our officials,
and in whose statement to Lord Palmer
ston the following facts are named a
number Of vessels, laden with materials
and munitions Of war, constantly leave
The chief ports Of the united Kingdom
notably London, Liverpool, Bristol, Hull,
Glasgow, and Belfast. They clear outs
wards for neutral ports, but many are
again heard from as having been captured
by Federal cruisers while attempting to
run the blockade or as having succeeded
in doing SO.
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PAPER OF THE COUNTY
M A n TO w O G.:
2RIDAY MORNING, MARCH IS, 1868.


Equal and exact justice to al men, Of whatev-
or state persuasion, rclig ious political.
The support Of the STATE governments in all
their righ.s as the surest bulwarks against anti
republican tendencies.
A mild and safe corrective Of abuses which
are lopped by the sword CT revolution, where
paaccaLle remedies are unpro7ioed.
generous spirit OF concession and conpro-
nise. the vital principle of republics, without
which there must be "a appeal TO iofce, the vi
tai principle and immediate parent Of despot-rn.
The supremacy of ,he civil power over the
military authority.
Economy in tie public expen,e, thai labor
nav be lightly barthened.
Freedom Of religion, freedom oisPeech' rec
don ef ,he press, and freedom OF the person,
sudsr the protection Of he habeas corpus, and
trial by iar, mparti4ly selected.
And now, as am about to bid yor
GOOD night allow ne to say, by way oil advice,
.sart b. pour prjncipieS as g0u are, BECAUSE
TOT AEs SIGHT These, and these .lone, II
s.ul, viii give peace TO the country, and
cnsare tia pecpetuisy Of the government. Neks
no bgygn:aS ftor compromises 18th either Of ths
onpos.G political parties, and il we ne iefes!ed,
81 we NAV peril pa be, in 'te coming contest,
d. Nc. bs di-aealteL e.blr stand fFD., and soon-
e. or lister, bcnsss mcr il! Join you IRON the
| other p.7ties enough ~ give yoa the victory
and preserve the government N Its constitution
| Al integrity forever n--STsPHEs A, DocGLAs,
IN Ii, remark; from IA. balcony Of the Michigan
/ hytta'.Cs Detroit. 1850.
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Bad Condition of our Army near Vicks-
burgh.
Correspondence ofth st. Louis Republican.
Yeung's Point, La, Feb. %.

Correspondence OF the st. LOUIS hepnoHCeC.
Ysung's Point, La, Feb. %.
To ignore longer the terrible condition
Of our army before Vicksburg cannot but
be fatal Unless the truth he spread be
fore the country, ere long the brave srmy
of the Mississippi will be destroyed, and
the world will stare to think tina: they
had been cruelty, shanefuliF murdered By
our own neglect.
You mus. know that we have much
sickensa; too much The warm moist,
nirhy atmosphere. the muddy ground
the worse quarters steamboats,, the hard
fare and the swollen river, are of them
selves sufficient to produce numerous
diseases, but these urfayera5ie conditions
are rendered still worse BY the wretched
inefficiency Of the surgeons, the acutsl
eruelir of their assistants, and in a grea.
measure by tho want Of suitable food for
the men.
The number of sick now hear cannot
be Estimated readily, as they are so scatter>
| ed One-sixtl oftte army is on the sick
list, The admissions to hospitals are
| about three hundred a day. They We're
grea,.r. bat now give signs of decreasing.
From thirty to fifty day have died with,
in the past month. That rate, Of course,
could not long be endared without des
troying the entire army.
The principal hospital Of tbs camp be
fore The arrival Of the new hospital boats
from above WAS a collection Of negro quar-
tiers, situated at The upper edge OF the
camp, on small bayou, and known as
" Billiards. Huts." There are about forty
Of them, and In thess huts were confined
abou. four hundred PATIENTS all hudded
together in noiseme, dark, noxious, filthy
atmosphere, the dead, the diving and the
invalid Gin one common lot. Their is litera-
( liz nothing any where here to be seen
which resembles or gives an idea Of 2
hospital. unless, indeed, it be row Of
newly made graves not ia. distant.
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SECOND DISPATCH
NaahKilla Msrch {

u suSlIle, 4hStCn ..
Further details Of the fghs st Franklin
Yesterday have been received Five Fegi~
ments cf infantry and one battery OF the
18th Ohio, with tie Gth Pennsylvania and
"a Michigan Cavalry, all under command
of Col Coburn, Of the 33d Indiana, adj
vanced On Spring Hill OF the 4th inst
Several spirited skirmishes occurred du
ring the day, orr troops camping four
miles distant. On the 9th a movement
vas apparent, and, during SEINE disorder
or our left, the rebels suddenly ''opened on
our men with three batteries, from dif-
flrent points, st the same time. The enc.
ny also appeared on each flank in greatly
superior numbers. The unequal contest
was maintaiucd with grea, determination,
with heavy loss on both sides, and result
ed unfortunately to our troops,--a large
part Of the So! Indiana. I9ih Michigan,
22i Wisconsin,, snd S5th Indiana, with
the most Of their commissioned officers,
teire captured. Oar artillery and cavalry
were successfully Withdrawn. The 18th
Ohio was cut, bat returned without loss
The rebels have fallen back. Their force
was infantry, and heavier artillery than
ours. Gen. Giitert's non action in fails
ing TO reinforce Col Co5uga is severely
censured by the Officers and men.
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New Hampshire Election.
Concord, n. H., March /

NVHeOI ., " IL, u At Cu 7.
Returns from about 175 towns give
Gilmore, Rep, 24se1; Eastman, Dem,
5,722; Harman, Dem, 1878. These
returns indicate that there is nc election
of Governor BY the people. "a. it requires
a msiority over sll to eIect), although the
Democratic vote united is several thous-
and more than the Republican. Will Mr..
Lincoln heed this new voice of the PEG
plsl ......... -.
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Ror Chief Justice Supreme Court,
NJ. NIT COTHREN
!" Conp.rhesds OF Democracy as IT
was, ind is.
CT Iinere! Point

"As' III" -
lac DaHsc'a's O. me aoaa"! nave ~"
sr ooatanded tbs. The soufcs ef on' gov
eminent Is in The pfoi'!c, who, % the ION
a.''uuon, save ssS'snel 20 se'sFs' dela''-
Tnsa!s, unde' limitations, 81! Tie powers
necessary for TIE purposes Of carrying on,
preserving tnd maintaining 'As govern
hien''- u ' ~ aHd ''7i' '''''e "S "e'' a. u
Pssse-
:. '' >~0..'''' . '''' Las CO 3 % ''"''
'',''''S' hssc"''s'' A'a ao'e'A' . SPA''
hlss ina A'2' 20 i'"Ho 'a"' ~ 'o0 sSA'
ga ""'''''s' "n1 A'' ''H">'' - VIZ "''',
saiioHs inpo'ea upon th'' po~SF We
accond 10 e'sca's .taoao 1S"' in'tniu''T
al3 'nS sAifd 20 interpret 'h'se .aSA ah'
sag 10 the law making power, -ihus Ia!
sh"I' thou go end 40 i"Fihef tie pow"
eFs q '-ose 'e'e's' 1er''''oeh : A'e- 's!'s-
fs@o an1 iIAei'a"aeHt' oU' g.; alike coF!'e3
iio'A Inc lsopte- Sat' a!a 20 &c eAsitisra
~ Ter .iIy erected agents, "ho are re-
! spons'5ie TO lie naoYio Ter Tie manner III
which they discharge tho dutics Of their
Offices in aud under the powers conferred
upon tie several departments, for tie btr.
Ell. Ct ,hs people snl for the preservation
Of ,lIeiF own rights, privileges, and .ibsg
les. so long az t..ese agents Of The peo-
pa kasp within the limits prescribed By
sh- Constitution, and 4. no. as',Fp poTeT.
net belonging Ia, CT corfe.rel upon, Tie
respective dspar.ments-tbe government
&c safn. thu Constitution and Union arc
safe. /: !. no. on,y he Fight. ba.il is t!.c
duty of the reoI:, 20 watch with Jealous
e. Ike Acts Of their agents, and bod them
10 strict accountability for ;,ie:r actsaEh
do:ngs. aul 4 they 80. any ls,.r.,,,s fr,,,,
''''0 - '1'F' - "'"' '0H
ISL fF''e9t, sAd, u necessary, 10 threaten :;
although those in power for the time be-
inc NAV ihr,atan The nscr,o and 1...;-n
:, -, -,
''0 ''''.0 ''''AS'i - l'' '''s'' y ans i:'l F
s'5y Tor me exercise OF 81 Gndonttad right
under tha grsa! charter Of our liberties
tie Con.itQ,jca n g.. ITni,a1 Stefan,
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MU7DEa AND HoBa4rr On Saturday
night last Potter Van dan D-wail, black
smith, living in the Bay settlement, about
three quarters Of mile north Of the
French Church, W.. murdered 10 his own
houts b. being chnke3 to death. He
was known to have largo amount Of
money, mostly in gold. which was taken
by the murderer or murderer, as il is now
supposed that mors than one p--son WAS
engaged in this horrible affair. "a tracks Of
ito persons were traced lie aart morning
for some distance, Or Until the sun got SO
high as to melt tie snow. Suspi2ion rests
upon two Per.oua, enc relative Of the
murdered man A reward Should be Of
f.rei at once sai every edorts made to
bring the guilty parties to justice.
Deceased We. a h.ri working. iudus,ri
Gus and psscabie rsau, and one of the bes,
~o-kmen al his trs,s Ia The county
Gran Bay A3roc,s
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lHs CoNET.--Our favorile steamer
Comet, arrived here On Sunday, and is
now making hi weekly trips to Milxau.
kee. The clever sailor, Fred. PABsr, s,ill
commands, and Mr. HuRsos Ia the ssme
gsn.!enanly clerk AS ever Long msy The
Comet an her officers wave over Lake
Michigan.
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Is iows-Csp,e. JosEpH RAsKIs ard
JAMES G. BARSEs, and Sergeant McGuraz,
Of the 9th Regiment, were ip town this
week.
Senator Villas arrived On SUNDAY. and
after spending two days with his consti,u
eats left On Tuesday for the scene Of bis
lsbors.
CHAs. GERcKE, formerly Of this town
bus lately connected with the Tenth Raci
nnsns, visited US Oh Tuesday. He h.sy..
eei'ed an honorable di.eh.,:a''
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bv thousands and escorted 10 hi. residence.

bv thousands and escorted 10 hi. residence.
Judge Thurman made an appropriate re-
ception speech and Gov. Medary respond.
ed most handsomely. Hon. Milton Sayler
was then called out, and made nagnifi.
cent speech It was noble crowd Of
democrat ,--frieads OF law and order.
Gen. Cooper, who is in command here
has inst Issued an important general or.
der respecting the outrage last night.
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TIE New YORK 69rH.-Qai,e su excit-
ing investigation is now going on in New
! orl under commission to find cut
which is the real 69lh New York R.gi>
msnt,--,he one IN he field or the one
nox at homs,-boIh claiming the honor
Gen. Corcoran has been Oh The ,t,ed ur.
der examination on tina. pois,
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Cannsrhaa0S.
Tha, eminent "copperhead," ANDREW
JACKSON, in bis farewell address. said


That eminent "copperhead, ANDRE"
JACKSON, in bis farewell address, said
"If such struggle (ciyil war; is once
begun and the citizens OF one section OF
., -, as q Sanh,r,,as.s;s. u.
. ~ 49, -" o'ne' =: :. 49, 49, n ~,
INC 800 - :. esu 49, - y may .;,h :. WA 80. ~ =.
Al sho % '.e n'on' "i1 "'.u - az "u VI
!ns hoP ,a 're.oo'n, VI, , 49, 81. u ' IT,. :"
49, ~ Ess-,r :. .ouIa srsnno w.,
- oros hn, ~, ror!d ,La,nsaiyss sh.re
:, ~ eom,non min tn. Cons,;tn,inn
csono, be uain,ained, nor the Union pre-
served in opnos;,;on 10 nubIi, fssl;nr bv
the more coercivs no.srs csrfIsd ia the
government,
,.,:
-D''" Ms 'eA 'e''' 0'eN
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A RaILnoAD.-The News is ealing up
on the citizens OF Milwaukee to wake ND,
and send a Railroad "buzziag through
JaDitovoc 10 Green Bay
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Another Capture.
Cincinnati, March

~ Cincinnati, March H.
A special to the Commercial says that
200 men with two pieces Of artillery, Of
Suliivan's Division, were surrounded BY
the rebel cavalry. and captured
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re- The State eiac.ien in New Ham,

A- The State election in New Hamp.
shire came off on the 10th. The repubi.
can State Committee have assessed every
office holder in the State fire per cent on
all receipts, to be paid for election pnrpo-
sss, notwithstanding which we have hope
for the election Of the Democratic ticket.
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One Billion The amount of money
appropriated by the last Congress for
back ds5t', amount to 81 900, 900, 00e-
Who's going sopay it.
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Democratic Victories IL 4. Y.

Ali.-r,.
One hondfej guns were tired to nigh.
By tie d@wocT"t'o and conservative Of the
s'"so e"Pl!*I 10 express 'helr Qualification
al TIE adjournment. OF the present con-
OsveGo, haT"h 3.
~ the municipal e.ect,on t"'d"y the
nai3rjtv and two aldermen ont of fonr
Tie city last fal gave republican major
ity Of between 80 aud 40.
-
''oT'''S.e'. .HA'eh q.
AZ Tue I""''ef e'sG''0" 'o-"hy' ""
Ge'"oe' "'S e,7''t" 'ne '1"s"f ""'r TIE en-
ere e''y "'Sel . "o .,l ooo may .''i'y.--
= ,"1 ""' " 800 .>l'.S' '''''' '''' ae' e''
CIV - ''"''' 0"I''
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Riot in Desroit--many Negroes Killed.

Detroit, March 6.
The trial Of the negro Faulkner, for
committing rape on two girls less than
twelve years old, was copcluced TO day by
the jury bringing in a virdic. of guilty and
the prisoner being sestenced to imprisen-
ment in the State Prison for life The
mob gathered around the court room.
and the military had to be called out to
protect him 20 jail. The crowd was fired
into. and three white men kiilsd or NOR
tally wounded.
When the soldiers returned to the camp,
the mob attacked and destroyed several
buildings occupied by negroes, and finally
killed one of the occupants. Immedis-
tely ell the negroes were hunted down
and killed, and the crowd, which kept in
creasing, commenced firing their dwell
Jugs.
Al this time the city is literally in pcs
session Of the mob, numbering some 15,-
600, and all our streets and buildings are
illuminated by the conhagratiou The
authorities hsve called out all tho avai.-
BILE military force, rs follows: The reci.
ment of infantry q, Ypsilanti 900; tho
provost guard, battalion of cavalry and
other forses in the city, 500; making al
togaather l,4o0 men. They cannot be
gathered 10 night so IS to accomplish
anything. Everything in the shape Of fire.
engines is out, trying to quench the flames.
Detroit, March CLIP NJ.
A large number of buildings have been
destroyed b. the fires; but they were Of
an inferior class, the loss is not verv heavy.
L is claimed that the negroes set some 0
them or fire for revenge.
The eth Infantry, from Ypsi.asti, arri-
we'd half an hour ago,-but not until the
mob had partly dispersed, and are being
stationed il different paris Of the city
! The cltzens turned cut 10 guard their pro
perty till the troops arrived.
is believed that from twenty to thirty
negroes have been killed,
Detroit, March 6,
A, the negro who had committed an
outrage upon young girl vas being taken
from ihe courtroom to Jail, under an es-
cori Of military this afternoon, an atterap.
to ra>cue was made by a gang Of row,lies
Tie crowd was fred upon, and one man
Killed aud s@vc:a' woualeI. Being foilsd
in their atteIHptslo get possession of the
negro, tie mob pre2etrated mos. horrible
ou,rages upon the coored .Peop!c residing
in the vicinity Of 'he Jail. Houses ware
gutted and barred, aud the inmates aal-
treated, and in many Instances KILLED.
Ten or lif;een lives have already been lost,
and as many houses burned, All the
available military are here, and regiment
in the interior has been sent.for. A Wig
oyous attemg! will now be made TO quell
the not.
Later te-patcles stats Hat bu. one ne>
go waa killed, while thirty Of their
houses we're destroyed.
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Four of our Regiments Captured.
Indianapolis, March 8.


Gov. Morton received d dispatch from
Nashville this mernig, as follows: John
Coburn and command have been cut off,
and probably captured. including the 33l
and Ssh Indiana Regiments. They fought
desperately. Gen. Gilbert failed to rein,
force HIN. Col. Coburn has been in com
nand of brigade composed of the 33I
and S5th Indiana. together with the 19,h
Michigan and 22d Wisconsin. for some
time, and was stationed at Franklin,
Tenn"
Nashville, March 6.
There vac fighting all dsv yesterday
between Van DoIn's command and Fed
eral force Of threo regiments of infantry,
about five hundred cavalry, aud one bate
~, at Spring Hill thirteen miles, south
Of Franklin. Col. Coburn's three regi-
ments Of infantry we're cut to pieces and
captured by the rebel force. They tough:
desperately, but their ammunition became
exhausted and the FederaIs, overpowered
by superior Numbers, were either killed
or captured. The cavalry and artillery
got Off safely. No reinforcements from
Gen. Gilbert, at FRANKLIN, reached the
scene OF action. There were seven regi,
men.s Of Federals at that place. Van
Dorm is rerorted to have $4,000 men un>
der his command, ....
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Awarding committees respectfully requested, as
seen as niormed Of their appointment to notify the
Secretary, JOHN Srour. whether they will perform the
duties to which they designated. It is o much
portancs that this request should b. compiled witk,
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OTTAWA ILL., SATURDAY MORNING. JULY H. 1863

Ne person having heretofore taken the LIST premium,
allowed to compete
Cow. y. Williams, James Aiken, A. B. Hitch
cock w. II. W. Cushman, George &. Campbell, A. II.
Zimmerman.
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Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
AND
Sash, Door and RIfnd Factory.

WE have moved our Lumber Yard to Planning
w Mill, the Illinois River Bridge and pre-.
pared to furnish former customers and all others
with all kinds OF Lumber, Lath and Shingles. Also.
constantly hand q good assortment OF DRY SEA-
sONED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with oar Lumber = SASH Door,
and Blind Factory, and Glass, Nail, Paint, and Oil
Dep enabled furnish each an5 every article
that Builders may want saving the trouble OF
ing to number Of different place. to make out bill
We also invite attention to SHINGLE MILL,
which 10 ready for operation. and We can furnish
Sawed Shingles by Wholesale or retail
Our terms cash, and sell low the lowest.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Once La Sale st., opposite Van Doren Osborns .
Store ldec 22i STRAwN POWELL.
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TROTTtNG MATCH.

"WEDNESDAY, September 9;h, at 2P.h.
1sr Pr I'd. Sd
Horses to harness. mile heats best in s. $500 500 $50
Con.-H Graves, Chicago; o. c. Parmlee Peoria
Edward Eames, Ouasa.
THrRsDAY, September 10th, at Pm.
lstPr. "a. Sd
Horses to harness. mile hests best in S10n $50 s2o
Cox e. l.. Waterman, Ottawa Dr.. J. Giliet,, La
Sale James Aiken, Mendoza.
FRIDAY, September 1ith, at t2r.k.
Mile heats, best in 5-free for trotting
and paceng-horses to go ~ they please 500
CoN-L B. SkinAle, Nusestine J. Wood, Ottawa
}. Simpe N, Iowa.
for Ne ring Mess there be Eve entries and to
make q field for each premium.
The horse receiving the FIRST premium Of $500, shall
not contest for another.
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16.-EQwest,Jdnship

]. w. ARMSTRONG, Superintendent
FsiDAY, September II, 10A.h
Runnin0 Of Fo.ses Prohibited.
1. Best exhibition Of Equestrian skill IN
riding ny . lady -, "a v3o
?. Best exhibitions Of Equestrian skill in
riding by girl under To- %
3. Best exhibition Of Equestrian skfll In -
riding BY boy under i5'@ tao 10
{. De,t exhibition Of EQuestrianism In
driving or horses by . lady 10
.. Best exhibition Of E9uestrisnism In
driving or horses, BY giYi under -
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HENRY WALTHTR
NEW YORK
Bakery a0o Confectionery.
SIMPSON Il BROTHER.

sCCCE<sCks J. 3. WHEKLER
kduari's Black, Oppo-ite Arnous's Lime Store
Nam Street OttdteG, III
TUNHE .ub.crib having bought out the above est.b
Il Ishment. would respectful inform the innabi-
tan,s of ottawa and surrounding country tt.t III ey
Intend carrying the Baking business IN all its
b asches. and prepared to furnish the choicest
variety Of Cracsers such Butter Sodx, Lemon, 5os
ton, Oyster. Aberneths. al j Water Biscuit Also
Bread Cakes, Brown Bread. Pies. &c. &c. in good
variety. Confectionery. Of the choicest selection
constantly on hand All kinds of Fancy and w-ddin
Cake made order.
As the subscribers gill give their personal stten ion
TO the business. they feel confident that tn will B..
enabled give entire satisfaction to all who favor
them with their patronage.
The delivery wagon vii, continue RAINING as usual
April Is, 1853. J. r. Y. SIMPSON.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
1862 LUMBER, 1862
Lumber.

THE subscribers, having purchased the stock Of
4 lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied BY
Johs Hossaek, on MAIN STREET, are nov prepared to
furnish all kinds of lumher, laths, shingles sash,
doors. &c. Also good assortment Of Saginaw boards
and dry fni hing lumber, constantly on hand. The
anime stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J.&J. w. CALkINS.
Ottawa, May 1864. TIe.tf.
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CLASS II.

CLASS II.
JoHx F. LAMB, Superintendent
(arttcles not mentioned in Cldss
Cox.-Michael Budd John Titus II. W. Trowbrdye.
25.-{9o,cin0 Match-by Boys undes 10 years ef age.
1st Pr. Cd.
For best one eighth acre IS biz
The pillow must re naked" and the furrew must not
be less than six inches deep.
The plow must be drawn BY single team.
CoM.-Amos Bosserman, Geo. A. Southvorth, Frank
CorWin.
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Best lot Of other melons
I" lot of musk melons
T" lot Of currants
F" lot of kohl rabi
:" lot Of squashes

scS Va CufEaDtS
" lot of kohl rabi
lot OF squashes
CoA.--W m. Pool, H. Graves, Jesse Thrssher.
E.---Produce Of the Orchard.
Best ana greatest assortment of apples
named and labelled; not less than
three Of each variety 4 bk
Blk varieties Of table apples 3.
IL varieties of winter apples .
seeding apples 5.
varieties OF dwarf pears g.
varieties of standard pears q
varieties peaches. labelled 3
variety Of appricots, not less than
specimens
collection OF plums, s each variety
I. variety OF nectarines, not less than
three specimens
=. specimens of ounces
:. ana greatest variety of good euitiva-
.. ted grapes 3
Z. ana greatest variety Of green house
8. grapes
.. SIX bottles wine Of Catabws grape g
three bottles from any Other grape
bottles from any other fruit Or plant
gallon molasses Chinese or Imphse-
cane
" i've pounds sugar. Chinese or Imphee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-11
T.. s. HOBERT,
SURGEON DENTl<T,


Plat at the various styles OF the art
a 4 ono. warranted to give entire sa
CLyroforW airHnistcye. Tor the extraction
Of Tee RI
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