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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-15
The La allie County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company

The La allie COuuCy MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company
Have Insured during the past eight in this vic
nifty, nearly
Sl,O(O,OOO.
The Premium Notes constituting their Capital on basis
81 assessment received the same amounting to over
SSO,OOO.
Secured by lien the property insured, worth over
$3,OOO,OOO.
The OF cash required during this whole period
to Losses and Expenses has been but little over
100000.
Thereby saving to the members nearly OF
ther Insurance, equivalent to large Annual Dividend
The public invited to avail themselves OF The ad.
santages offered by this Company
Policies issued tbs lowest possible rates on desr'
JOHN V. A. HOES, Prss't-
WV. n. TRUE, Sec'y.
g. D. GTidIey, Philo Lindley, Loren0 Leland,
J. z. A. Hoes, John Ho>sack, e. w Jackson
n B. Bristol Geo. f. Walker, VIM. NJ. True,
John d. Cation, Richard TEorne, J. q. Ntttins-r,
John Armour H. T. Phelps, II. II tmltoa.
Ottawa, June IS, ls63.-tf-
Bank of Ottawa Building.
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Excursion TO CHICAGc The last excur
By the Soldiers Aid Society in the first
week in September-precise day not vet
fixed. The arrangements have progressed
SO far, that the Society is able to give as
surances that they will have plenty Of cars,
and at rates to make the fare merely no.
minal Superior arrangements are al'o
making for the reception and entertain
ment Of the excursicn;sts at Chicago. 1t
is to 10 the greatest affair of the kind ever
given hereabout.
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The Confessions ana Experience OF an
Invalid.
Published for tina benefit and as warning and eau
TON TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Spernator
rhex, Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. ETC., sup
plving at the same time the Vedns o. SeJCU'e BY
one who a cured himself after berg put to great ex-
pense and injury through medical humbug and quack-
cry.
BY enclosing post paid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford EinSs &C., " y.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OrrAwA. Aug. l6, 1865
Ftour--Winter wheat, 80 5oa4 pr LOO; sprins
extra, $3.5Oa375; spring " tine2.
Corn Nedk-75c. at .OJc pr. 100
WAeat-No, spring S0as2; NJ :. 75c.
Corn-Shelled; 44c for 6elbs; sai 44e sSlb,:
Oats--2sc for 80 lbs.
Bdriey-70e. for 4S lbs-
Rye-6Oc.
Zfmofhy .>eed-$lS6.
Potdtoes-9oal.O p. bush.
Eg gs--c.
Butt<r-llnl9c
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RsrURxED So.lERs.-The lull in army
movements in the Southwest, has enabled
quite number Of NJ en- and officers to get
brief furloushs 10 come home. Thus be-
sides number cf privates, We notice on
the streets also quite sprinkling of snoul-
der straps.
Capt. Cogswell, after witnessing the siege
aud fall of Vicksburg, and participating in
the bloodiest part Of tho bloody battle
n front Of Jackson, comss home to
pend few days among his friends, and,
if possible, to get few recruits for his
battery. Capt. c. looks hale and hearty,
and during hi. whole service, now close
upon two years, has no, seen sick day.
Hi position is tina: of chief Of artillery Of
Gen Smiths division.
1t Geo Spencer. OF Miller battery, is
also here, after following Bag until his
army petared out" Capt. Miller having
been for long time on the sick list 1t
Spencer has had virtually conn,ni of
the oItteIy -.---:. o~s-rei the field We
| have the word of others, that the battery
! 10 In as lie Cs1lttItiDl III thD - ~
and that 1t. Spencer stands No. !. with his
General He is indeed a thorough soldier .
Like Capt. Cossweli, he would also take a
| few recruits.
! Frank Cr,wFoRp is also here He
! lef, Ottawa as Quartermaster Sergeant in
/ the Sd regiment. lie comes home, after
an absence OF a year and half, with cap
, tain STRIPES on his shoulders. Step by
step he has gene up until he /. ROW dIvi-
sion ccrnA,:-.ary in Grants army, with the
| rank OF o..tlin he was III the march
from Hrand Gulf 10 jackson, Gnsrpion
His and Ei.ksburg. AMI provided the
/ 'v.t;,s' 70 The boys in all that srdu Gus
campaign. tie makes capital offi GER
/ stands No i. his d-partment-Is hale,
( hearty. and tue same Jolly good fellow ne
! II lwa,s Was in spite OF his rapid promotion.
winch so often Sivss such young boys the
b 6 head
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Home Insurance.
ASPLENDID RECORD.
CAN'T BE BEAT!

Patronize Your Own Company and save
Your Money!
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Insurance Agency,
WM; M, TRUE.
once in Basement of Bank of Ottawa

Am devotng my whole time and attention to the
The INSURANC BUSINESS, and am prepared te In
sur. NV friends an public in the best COnps,es
IN the United states 1 am Agent for the following
spIendid list OF Companies
FIRE AND MARINE.
Etna, of Hartford, (assets,) s2,354,070 50
LIVERPOOL & London " :. 7,OSO,035 80
Illinois Mutual. :. l,l42,0o4 5O
Phnnix. New York. 327, 2S4 SIS
NIAGARA. .. 3O4,OlS 81
American Exchange. w.. 100000 co
North Western, Oswego,. 80. 262,6l5 90
North American, Hartford. 500, 224 6s
Connecticut Mutual, Hartford, (assets) oeie 30
Mutual Benefit, New Jersey (assets) 4'4o3zSl I"
will issue policies favorable terms a. any
teiiab'e Company and will guarantee prompt and
liberal all iosses curing in my agen-
cy Give nue. call VIM. II. TRUE.
Ottawa, May o., $3.50.
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DOVER ACADEMY,

sVfIIS Institution 10 located in DOVER, BUREAU
i COUNTY, ILL.,, near the Maiden Station. on the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy r. R..
The situation IL pleasant and healthy and the build
ing 10 spacious we'll ventilated, and divided into
vepient for Reeitations, Lectures, Library Cab
net. and all the arrangements Of nrsteass Academy.
The design is to furnish the Student THOROUGH
RCDIMENTAL, BUSINESS EDUCATION, to prepare
Young Mem far college. and give Young Ladtes .
three study the conclusion Of which
proper Diplomas will be awarded Particular atten-
ton will be paid to ating Common School Teachers for
their work.
TRAcHIAs.
Albert Ethridge. A. NJ, Principal.
Miss u. A. Walker, Preceptrsss.
Miss Eliza NJ. Wright, Teacher Of Music.
Miss Minnie Wright, Teacher Of Drawing, Painting
and Penmanship.
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THE CITY BANK
"a N ES. A Lien & CO..
oryuniz<d an S.G and doing bUsiu.ss amer The Cen
erdi B1Hkiny Lac crflli""',-

EXCHANGE on
NEW YORK.
BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA,
ST. LOUIS
CHICAGO,
And all the principal elite, Of the United States bought
and sold
Also will draw % srit purchaser on Lnsiann
Scotland Ireland and aIlimportan pointsin conthen
tai Europe.
Collections made all parts OF the State and
or on day Of payment at current rate OF exchanSe-
q. 8. Revenue Stamps OF all DENOMINATIONS ''' sHie
Ranking hours frog, oia An. to ~. f.s.
HF. EAMES, Prssf. sDWiN q aLLES. ''''
-. II. CULLEN, Lst Cash
Ottawa. April |, 1868
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Crockery and Glassware,

nv the niece or in sets which intend to sell - such
It.. n. cannot fail h. suit purelasrrs
To The PAR,iElis Of IN Sale Co would say, an
r, red TO ny all kirds Of Produce at the very high
,st market price
~ an m, 81 , friends and customers return NJ
ba,Ls Tor tie liberal patronage bestowed upon me =
assuring them it vii! ever he ry endeavor TO retain.
Their good VIII ~ selling goods at the lowest possible
,atts Jyo.N, TARKLD
''' ~ So 1881
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-16
ARMY NEWS.

There is nothing of Importance
from the Army Of the Potomac since
our last issue, only that it is now
pretty certain that LEE has his army
rnasseG between Hagerstown and the
Potomac, and MEADE is close to him
and may bring on fight at any time.
Both armies in the fights on the 1st,
End, and 3rd, were seriously hurt,oa
loss said to be $1,000, and the rebels
about 10000. This is somewhat
different from what our first reports
brought us. MORGAN has crossed the
Ohio River, and has taken Corydon,
Salem, and other towns in Indiana /;
burnt the fine steamer, Alice Dean,
and is burning and laying waste the
country through which he passes.
We have letters from Kentucky say.
ing that our troops are being drove to
retreat, and that the State records
have been sent from Frankfort to
Covington for safety.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-16
ATTENTION MILITIA.
Election for Field Officers.

All persons subject to military duty in the
following Township will meet at ttheir respect
i've Company Election place on Saturday the lst
day of August 1853 between l,o'clock Am and
5 o'clock P. NJ. und after choosing "Viva Vocen
3 of their number rs judges and to act as
Clerks who will each be first duly sworn, pro-
coed to elect by ballot ONE COLONEL ONH LIEur.
COLONEL and One MAJOR to command the Regi-
ment of Ohio Militia which is composed of he
following Company Districts to.wit District
No. and in Il TX TIP. No. l and 2 in Clinton
Up. No. ] and Q in Wilksville TIP. and the dis
tricts Of Vinton, Madison and Knox Fps.
And in like manner as above all persons sub
ject to military duty in the following Township
will also meet at their respective Company Els-
tion place on the same day and between tho
same hours in like manner as stated above pro-
coed to Elect by ballot ONE COLONEL, ONE
LIEUT. COLONEL and One MAJOR, 20 command
the Regiment of Ohio Militia which is oompos-
ed of following company districts to-Wit Dis
trict No.2 in Elk TIP. Nos. and 2in Richland
TIP. Nos. and in Swan Up. and the districts
of Brown, Eagle, Harrison n nd jackson TIPS.
And on the Monday thereafter one ofthO
Judges Of each election will return duplicate
Poll Books to mo at my Office in Macarthur.
ARCH. NORRIS,
Suly l6- -63-2w Shff V. Co. o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-16

imply part African Does it Imply
a, visible admixture of African bloodl
If not, the Judges speech IS, Stoves
labor lost" and his exercise has all
been in vain. We hope, after what
we have heard from the Juoge and
other Republican speakers in the
past week, that they will not deny
again that they are Abolitionists.-
You have laid down in the same bed,
don't for Gods sake deny the wed.
ding contract, and make the fruits Of
your Administration illegitamate, to
wit: Emancipation or Abolition Of
Slavery, Suspension Of habeas corpus,
Arbitrary arrests, refusal of counsel,
indictment for crime, trial by jury,
Punishment, confscation, and general
bankruptcy of the people. These are
legitimate and must not be basterdized
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-16
GRAIN ELEVATORS I'M CHICAGO.

Another immense Grain Elevator, said to be
the largest in tho world. has just been finished
in Chicago, and still an other, ofequal size, n
nearly completed. They have been bnilt in ths
most substantial manner, and are furnished
throughout with the most perfect machinery,
including alargo number of fairbanks, 500
Bushel Hopper Scales, which insures correct
weight to buyers and sellers of grain The amount
handled in these Elevators in single day IA
enormous. The increased production of grain
in the northwest 10 perhaps shown In no way
more clearly than by the rapid increase in Chi
oagO ofthe facilities for receiving and shipping
IT.