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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24

Proclamation of the President.


WASHINGTON, December 20.
WHEREAS By the act of July, 1864, enti-
tied "An act further to regulate and provide
for enrolling and calling out the national
forces, and other purposes" it is provided
that the President Of the United States may,
at his discretion, at any time hereafter, call
for any number OF men as volunteers for the
respective terms of one, two, and three years,
for military service and that, in case the
quota, or any part thereof, ofany town, town
ship, ward of q city, precinct, or election dis
trict of a county not so subdivided, shall not
be filled within the space of fifty days after
such call, then the President shall Immediate
! ly order draft for one year to fill such quota
or any part thereof which may be untitled;
WHEREAS, BY the credits allowed in ac-
| cordance with the act ofConeress on the call
| for SOC, 600 men, made July, 1864, the num-
Der of men to be obtained under that call
was reduced to $4,000; aud,
WHEREAS, The operations Of the enemy in
certain States have rendered it impractcable
| TO procure from them their fall quotas Of
troops under said call; and
! WHEREAS, From the foregoing causes, but
25O, 900 men have been put in the army, navy
and marine corps, under said call Of July Il,
| 1864, leaving deficiency on that call of
| 100000;
Now, therefore, I, Abraham Lincoln. Pres
ident of the United States of America, in or
| der to supply the deficiency and to provide
for casualties in the military aud naval ser
vice of the United States, DO issue this my
| call for 100000 volunteers, to serve for one,
| two and three years.
The quotas Of States, districts and sub
districts, under this call, will be assigned by
| the War Department through the Bureau of
the Provost Marshal General Of the United
States ana, IN Cstsv Tire 1.9t", ~..y r~-'
thereof of any town, township, ward Of city.
precinct or election district Of county not
so subtii,ided, shall not be filed before the
18th day Of FEBRUARY, 1850, then Z draft shall
be made to Eli such quota, or any part there
of under this call, which may be untitled on
said 18th day Of February, 1865.
In testimony whereof have hereunlo set
my hand, and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington this 18th
day Of December, in tie year Of our Lord
1861, and OF the Independence Of the United
States of America the Sg,h.
(SIgued) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
". II SEWARD, Secretary OF State.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24

We give elsewhere short speech made
at the Freednen's Fair il Chicago by Mr..
Perkins, editor OF the Ottawa Republican.
It appears there was another distinguished
editor present, who also made speech.
This latter was the Rev. Theodore Tilton,
editor OF the II. York Independent. We give
few extracts, ~ reported in the Tribune.
From TIE first one, it would seem that Mr..
Tilton has been imported il the interests of
the opposition to Gov. Yates. Siad Mr.
Tlton:
was once the spectator, not long ago, to
4 debate in the Senate Chamber of the
United States. | heard two Senators speak
in one hour, and both Of them were drunk.
One Of them was from the State of-weil
never mind, it Is no, my business to tell you
if i. is not your business to know. Laugh
teri Only | will say this: that when next
? Western State sends a Senator to..Washing-
ton, do not choose one for whom two side
walks are not wide enough.
Mr.. T. also makes Factions "drive" at
the powers that be- at Washington:
Not many years ago Paul Peyton, of
Tennessee, said the city of Washington was
so carrupt that the man in the moon held his
nose rs he passed over it.
From the following elegant extract it
would seem that Mr. Tilton affects to be
witty, thought it would be hazardous to say
that his wit IS either polished or original :
Lord Chatham once said he would strip
the shirt from his back to sustain the govern
meHt. We should not 49,, the readers Of the
Chicago Times to make that sacrifice, for
many Of them have not {. shirt to strip from
their backs.
He then told the following very opposite
story the hero Of which was Wendell Phillips.
the agitator: This distinguished orator was
riding IN railroad car, when he ad-
dressed by man of such rotundity that he
seemed to carry everything before him. This
man aSkad Mr.. Phillips what was the object
OF life. TO benefit the negro, was the bland
reply. well then why don't you 60 down
south to do it, That is worth thinking Of
| see q white cravat around your neck
pray. what is the object Of .yot,- life o. TO
save souls from hell" May | ask you wheth-
or you propose to &c here to % it?" In
mense applause
After to-nigh, comes the Fair. Having
paid no money that evening they would be
able to spend il the latter part Of rhis week.
They would be able to spend q little at the
Far for those who share our sorrows, double
our joys aud quadruple our expenses Laugh
teri The women were the LETT wing Of the
army. There were more wavs of recruiting
! than one. There were two soldiers once in
Grants army lying beneath threir blankets
looking up at the stars in Virginian sky.
SAYS Jack w hat made YOU go into The army
! Tom 2 "WeIi," replied Tom II had no wife
| and love wa. What made Won go to the
war, Jaca?' Wei, he re piled, Il had q
wife, and | loved peace, 50 went to the
war Laughter and applauscl he doubt
/ ed not that among the IaiF faces be sew Le.
I fore him many had contributed 10 swell tho
ranks Of the army in both WAYS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24

PATEco1Ic Ma. PEREIys.-AlIhoagh not
a member Of the Union League, it viii not
DO to question the entire ''Ioyal,y' Of cur
friend Perkins. OF the Ottawa RcpaR.raH,
after r1aIinG the following speech made by
him at recent meeting OF the Executive
COMMITTEE Of the FFeedmcn's Fair 1t CL:ca-
60. Father ?. IS evidently great adm.r.r
Of the African, wLamhc eleva,es.. considerably
above the white man. The TriJuas reports
as folIows:
NJ. Perkins, O! the Ottawa Republican.
was then introduced, and made some interest
ing remarEs - The effect that for three wears
he had witnessed in kentucky. Tennessee.
Mississippi and Alabama, the most earnest
and noble struggles Of the co,ored people in
behalf OF liberty and our country Of,he
numerous instances Of STRATEGY and bravery
within his knowledge, the time admitted Of
his giving but one. When Forrest two
months s:nce captured Athens. several hun
dard Colo-ed soldiers were surrendered IS
prisoners into his hands. Under Z strong
guard they were o. once started south. Ten
DAYS after numhols Of them returned and
after spending brief hour with their fami-
lies reported Tor duty. expressing tie hope
that no more surreuters will br made, since
they would rather die fighting than pass as
prisoners into the hands % the traitor.
They had sujsisted for many days On dry
corn, ran from under T. CALLING fire from tie
guard. and some of Them swan two rivers.
Nr. Perkins concluded BY saving that. take
them all together. they are the NOS, loyal,
efficient aud selt.sacrihcing people of our land,
therefore they are the Lords poor, aud in
aiding them He viii be honored-and our
land saved" He had pledged half The gross
receipts Of his office for six weeks in aid O.
The Ia
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The eed-Opdyke Libel Suit.
KiTcI. Developments.
when rogucS fall out" &c.

KaIcIs Developments.
when rogueS fall out" &c.
The rev York daiIies for the last week are
Glled with the richest political reading seen
in many days, coming in the shape of evil
dence taken on the trial Of the great libel
suit Of ex-mayor Opdyke against Thurlow
Weed. Opdyke some years ago made a for
tune in old clo' in New Orleans, and thence,
moving to New York, and there proitably in
vesting his fortune, retired from business
and set up IS q politician. his first appear
auce on the political stage was in 1859, when he
was the republican candidate for Mayor ant
was beaten. In TIE fall Of 1861 he again be-
came the republican candidate. and the de-
mocrats being divided into the Mozart and
Tammany cliques, Opdyke was elected by :.
plurality Of GIG. Being thus placed in ar
influential position, he used tito get famous
gun contract lin the name Of 4 nan-ot-straw
named Fowler By which he swinG!ea the
government enormously, and the city ont Of
$4,000. Up TO this time Thurlow Weed had
been the fast and intimate friend Of OPdyhc,
assisting Lin by his counsel IN obtaining the
Mayora!ty, and sharing with him in his
sealinrs. Bat then a quarrel cnsued be-
tween the parties over some spoils, and thence
forth war was waged between them to the
death. Letters Of elimination and recrimina-
lion passed between them, eliminating final
ly in the publication, by Weed, in the Albany
I,,,rooJ ne cb,r,,.s of o,rociors fraud and
rrr,.....,.,a
corruption against olul Ae' ~ i"''e. 'o''u
stand 1t no longer, and commenced this libel
suit against Weed Thus far the revelations
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opcrG'idi by which Fremont was S"ltt'ed by
lis dear friends" the leading New York
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"
Out Oh MS Eich property III Nailiori''"' we
have room only f5- ~ extract from the speech
Of Judge Pierpont. Weeds counsel. giYiag
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Fremont beng canaidate Tor me Presl-
uehcE, ana CouiPtE"t4fe'l PVor' 'houSh @"
ing TINS flcA Dut tnproduc'iVe property IN
CaIIioanIa, Mr.. Opdyke ana some OTHERS OF
oueutly.) uroposed. by making the Marinosa
claim Available. 10 giva hun come money.
So il was rrrn3eoa tia. Frsr,-nt should mort
-aoa thcsa Nariposa lands s., the sum ogope
million FIVE hundred tho,--e.,d dollars. and
make Morr;s K..cIa,. tlc trustee. and on
tIat. ,,,or.l,,.-a id bonds .l,rrI he ;rsrhd
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24

Fort McALILsTER, which was so gallantly
stormed by the troops under Gen. Sherman,
is situated at the mouth Of the Ogechee river.
ID miles below Savannah. The Richmond
Examiner says, " Its fall does. mot neccessari-
ly involve the loos OF Savannah, but will
render reinlorcemcnts necessary for the de-
fence of that city" 1t was a strong earth
fort, supplied with q pieces of heavy ord
nance, and garrisoned by some 200 men-all
eff which Ordinance and men) fell into Sher-
mans hands. Some 10 months ago three of
our best IRON clads attacked the fort, and
were repulsed with serious damage.
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100000 Wore.

We publish to-day the Presidents call for
100000 more men. If not supplied by the
18th of FEBRUARY, the men will then be drafted.
former call for 100000, Of which but half
have vet been supplied. 1t is figured at
Springfield that Illinois will have about H.
600 men to raise to meet her quota under
this call, which is about the number she
raised under the late draft. The quota Of
La Sale county under this new call will thus
be some 400 men.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24
The Senatorial S.suIbblc--AsITIai
Ing Suggestion.

The war in the Republican camp on the
Senatorial question has grown so hot. that
what was q possibility hitherto has resolved
itself into q most alarming probability. The
combination g.inst Yates IS so malignant
unscrupulous, and unrelenting, that the litter
is said to have expressed his determination,
in case the forty thieves against him succeed
in getting majority of the members of the le-
gislature pledged to oppose his election, to as
sist Sam. Buckmaster in getting a quorum
of the old legislature together on the 9TH Of
January, to which day they were adjourned
by Gov. Yates proclamation, and the de-
mocrats having ma Criry in both houses,
Yates can thE5 de!ea: the IpachiZa.ious of tie
''forty thieves" by having Col. Richardson
re-elec.-d, whor, at leas: on personal grounds
he would infinitely prefer in tie senate 20
any Of tie nlaiignants who are Pow so
furiously bent On cutting his throat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24

10Y authority Of a resolution Of che Board Of SnItrv
s.s cf La SrlIe county will oder for sale Public
Auctsn Tuesday, the i0.h day of january next the
hour of u'closk at the south door Of the Court
House in Ottawa the following Lands, viz: The % Of Sc
Il of section l. township 81 north, east the NE
OF NEl4 section 10, township IS morrill, range east: the
seq Of Sc Of section l. and SE of SEl If section g.
town.ig north, range east, ali La Sale county
known swamp Lands, belonging TO said county.
Onethird of the purchase money VIII he required in
hard The purchaser have credit the other two
thirds 10y paying interest the same annually the rate
of 10 per cent. WI FLEMING.
Dog 1894
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Hos0 High Price Rec0rered!
" II AT II z d | D,
" II AT II E DID'N I
By TIE
BARD OF WOODS HALL.

Quickly b. FsCuaerAtci,
With tactbone IS siif a. ever;
s;ff-r loo. !; - It could be.
Unto Ottawa he h.:+sr-'
Where. wilhia til county Court House,
El.ke reused a. uasus.i9iuus.
HE, lie .,e.ile.s with .udI.n fury,
With suddea fry he .ssailsd him.
II from; Al tank. with Jew AID Gentle,
Tt.uklL, with rum = Uver~ helm lin.
liza, ga.lsl round lis standard bearers,
one Lo, Price and General Far Play
seat Pc, ..r,.a;iol- t. ;he people.
Pro, -l-1ation. fair and truthful.
They came ipcking to his counter.
Game T.! HUNDREDS, came by shousan,Lr.
Came TO aii him. il hi- stru=El~,
Struggle virA H.. Mighty High Price.
High Psicv wa- vanIu.,hed: HI. supporters,
D.-inor.lizct. gave up the struggle.
High n ice driven 80 ce-y- ration,
"GaihrTel together IN shattered forces"
Resolved once more 10 Civ him battle.
K, miJ-ced ~ Judge ana jury,
Fi-kc he from tile Court House ou.ted,
Then arusc from Jew and Gentle
Joyful shouts, while all ;iie people.
Ei!lr-i " It'll SORROW. were llI4-niing.
With cUInaIuT cations open,
In good u, er. tisAe rctreatsd,
To a Hall, known IN this city
A. Wood Hall, where AL his force,
Reor gaD.zod, the foe awaited.
High Price. mar,halling all his forcee,
Qui,A bly, the gage Of battle offered:
TVS accepted, and the battle,
Hot before. nov ragged still hotter.
Low Price Ganked both Jew and Gsntiie,
struck Old High Price N the top knot,
With coat marked down TO twenty,
Which Hi.h Price had held 1t thirty.
Such blow from such a weapon,
Staggered High Price. and he wsvered
Wavering turned and turning stumbled.
Stumbling down the stairs he tumblcd,
Down stairs tunIblei the valiant High Price,
Upon the head of General Shodiy,
Who, hy the conclusion broken in pieces,
Killed competition with the sPlinter..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24

European dates are to the 10th inst The
Earl of Carlisle is dead. A great inundation
on the coas. of India has caused the loss of
thousands of lives. Mr.. Dayton's obsequies
to place in Paris on the 9th inst.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24

pH~" Hangman Foote has withdrawn
from the rebel congress. In his farewell
speech he declared that the confederacy was
upon the verge of ruin, and asserted that
presidential interference was the cause Of
all the mschiefs''
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DISSOLUTION.

The copartnerseip heretofore existing between Dr. O.
W Mckinney and DR.. +. V. Paxton under the irm
of Mckinney Paxton dissolved by mutual consent
the 18th day of November, ut All accounts due said
firm left at the office of Arthur Lockwood Esq where
those indebted requested call AID settle the
doc. g, lS64-iw Dr. GEORGE ". MCKINNEY,
"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24

publishing Lincoil.'s Official order for anoth-
er draft OF so 900 more!
Will the people ever trust such party
again?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24

For handsome presents IN the way Of
books and photograph albums, you can dc no
better anywhere in Ottawa than at Firms
Bookstore. All who have gone the Grounds"
-ayS so.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24

wv. l.. DAYTON, cur munster 70 France
died in the city of Paris, on the 9th inst, Of
app plexy. He was native of New Jersey,
which state he represented ten years in the |.
Fremont, ns a candidate tUr the Wee Presi
deney, and in 1861 he was appointed by Pre-
s:dent Lincoln minister to France. which po-
ii iou he he'll Until hi. death.
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Notice,

4 IL. persons knowing themselves indebted to me- by
N book account, requested make imme-
dai. payment. Although having closed my business
in the provision and Grocery trade months ago,
have made demand until produce could he made eyla-
he Your prompt after ton Will costs after twenty
days will have all left with the officer
collection will be at the Office Of 4. b. Smith ISL on
the afternoon of Saturdays. DAN I. MURPHY.
H. 1S6i-iIy.
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Please Notice

FHNE late firm of Huston Macy Co, having been dis
II solved by the death If Mr. Macy and ihs withdrawal
Mr. Huston il becomes necessary st once to settle up
the affairs of the frn All persons indebted TO the late
firm vii, therefore please inward at ami settle
their accounts or be taken TO compel them
TO do so; and all persons having claims against tho firm
will please present them at once H. T. A Atbkhff.
S-kw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24

A contract for 5000 tons of prairie hay vas
awarded by Capt Currie, A. Q. NJ. yesterday,
to r. f. Goodell & Co. a, S2s per tony.
Louis RI Nbiic0r.
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IL" FIST iJur nf t alive companies issue Participating
II.-, wherein tn policy Eu8-rs hack script
ty pr c. y The T,l1s IIta. Insurance script fought.
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Valuable House ANA Lot for
Sale,

The subscriber proposing 20 out Il town 0Fer
sle the ise and lot In Ottawa where lie now lives
being lot g. in block 37Stltes Addition ION Ciiro'
next block north oi Gus hnans Foundry Tbs ho,
complete also fine garden with fruit trees.
Dsc q lS64-2l. A. CHRISTIAN.
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,.CHRISTIAN.

TSTRAY NOTICES.-BRowN HoRsE-
FlTaken up by John ". IaGow, in the town of Hope
La Sale county. brown horse about years old Is hands
high arpriscd at S+5. S.W. RAYMOND Clerk.
TWO COLTS-Tsken up by VIM Hunt. in the town of
IIo, la Sale county cotsone bay horse colt,
wear old white strip in the forehead the other black
mare colt enc year old. Mare colt valued at S;55.
Dec "a ls6t :. ". RAYMOND, Clerk
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CHICAGO NAnEE-.-Whea: closed Thurs
day evening 22d, At $I70 for No. ! spring.
Corn ct 90las9l IN store. Oats at SOC. High
vines active and Juoyont At SOS. Dressed
hogs $l4 las. Hides, green country. 9
.. Tsfere-was : dvciile IN al srti les ex-
ccpt EiZhwiEes. owing TO tie decline in gold
winch closed Ihgylays evcniag at 22l. los
in. some j Per cent. for lie wecE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24

] will tell You Of the battle,
OF the great and famous battle,
OF the battle made famous,
'Twixt High Price the hideDus monster,
And his wrathiui adversary.
Ffr-t lie spraug with fury on him.
Wound his fingers meath his neckcloth,
Wound them al his face lTaw hvid
Wound them TIL the things before him
Danced and fc kcrsd in eonfJision
But High Price. tho buoyed upward,
Only raise his head the higher,
Then hs angry adversary
Changed h.- b.se," and fell back quickly.
sayn. ThJ am The victor,
Yet D mi b4e /. AMI await him
Son High Price came up upon him.
How each cLaugei lis bese- often.
sklrmi.hed round and Tec5anJitered;
CALEB W each IL reinf0rcemen;s."
Tine Ill not avail l. tell you.
Once the willy seycrzary
struck Hi.h Price upon the centre
Then hc forced and turLeG Ia. left wing,
Neat Ia night wing i.ll before hin;
Thus he gained as rear, and struck tin,
Thus Ia, sy'rssus le:l assault-d,J
Right upon Ia rex b. .,ru-k LIN.
WIKI hs great lis c0~hiladis,
Great lag toots, his cuvLid.dis;
But High Price still nothing dAunted,
Gathered up his Ell stt-ret forces,
Ana -f-l balk- % i've him hattie;
Tl.- time fell taek cnly 10 0fren
FsG Ii,ht through the open skylisht,
YagI--g ready o. receive hirH,
Ia, T. -drInorsllz-i an broken
SPINAL rushed and - bal kLoae broken
Tlarc BE- lay, hii-ous ruin
OF tl. great Hi.h FrIce who'd vsunted,
J--t before Do. aIlziry p9~er.
Called a battle IL Chicago.
In Ott.g : = .slrl-.sh merely.
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NACHIsE SHOP FOR SALE

FVNHE firm of Huston Macy, Co., havn, dissolved
the shop is offered for sale 1t vii, sold whole
part interest 10 suit purchasers. r. T. A. ALBERrT
De -. CIiAS. HACY, Administrator.
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i!aviI bought out 7. c. GnspNs Hears Collins and
Trimming have on hand al ready ginline.l Metallic
Burial Cases. carp { Bronze d i;>sv. 6 I dni-lr.
Having me liarsc, Turn ia uriagss if desired
As my dwelling house NET To- tn, Var Room am
able To furnish 80 hort notice ami a all hour
Ottawa D. "A ISL :. ZIMMERMAN.
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Farm For safe.

NlIE undersigned "fst :. private sag their Farm
ti, Coleman farm situated Covil Creek the
Gravel Road four miles south of Ottawa containing l2b
acres all under fence with good new Dwelling HOUSES
Barn tive Wells Corn Cribs Sc all in excellent order
Enquire Of either the undersigned tire fam, where
ono or the other Of us may At all times be found.
GEO. ROUTCLIFF,
Dee 10 Test-lrn< JOHN SANDERS.
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NEW FIRM
BURKE Il STOUT,
Successors 70
A. W. NJ A G. L l..

The und, having Leased for number of years the
Old established
MAGILL WAREHOUSE 4 ELEVATOR.
prepared pay the highest market price Tor all
kinds Of grain BURXr being long .ss favorahy known
and having had 10 years experience in the trade they hope
that hy src, attention 10 business. fair and honorable deal
irg to merit a share Of public patronage
3iorage for 100000 bushels Of Grain Liberal Advances
made on Grain in store.
PATRICK :. BURKE CHARLES sTovr.
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IN retiring from business beg 20 return my sin
thanks all my old friends and customers for their
liberal patronage bestowed upon me. and most cheeruily
recommend my Successors. Messr- BURHE SruUr
Continuance Of their patronage, both having been IN
employ for a Number years. know them 10 be honorable
AMI upright Young men. ALEX. W MAGILL.
Ottawa Nov. -. 1864.
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Notice.

IN Il UAiBE8T'S notes and accounts are placed in my
IL. tslcs for ,olcctio9, and must - closed up mmsd
atey. 1t hoped that iliniett-i will the necessity
OF prompt attention. Z. q. liALBERr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24
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