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AppORTIoNMENT OF HOSPITALS,

In oad ground iehaad, for tie separate reorganization
ofhe sics and sOouniea fro," siFerent Stafss
Soldiers of Maryland Virginia. Tennessee, Kentucky
and Missouri are at Chmborazo Hospital Eastern terni'
uus of Broad street, (Church Hill)
Those from North Carolina IN tbs 3D. 3D. 4th 5h sad
9Th divisions of Winder ta Northwest Of Hoywoo
Cemetery.
son Hospital. Southwest Of winder Hospital.
son Hospita! and list division Of Winder Hospital
Those from Loujsans at the Lonsians Hospital, West
terminus of Broad street. and in I'd division Winder Hes
ritsl
Those from Alabama Mississippi, Florida, Texas and
Arkansas IN the LIST and I'd dIvs Of Hovards Grove
Hospital on Mechaucsville Turnpike
Confederate or Unappropristed DISQUALIFICATION
Hospital corner Main and Sd Streets Receiving and Way
side Hospital coruer 18th and Grace streets Small Pos
Hospital near Towards Grove.
Prison Hospi:as-Genersl Hospital No. ID and General
Hospital No. II, corner Of 25,h sud Cary stressa
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ARR1vAIs,BY FLAG or TRucR-The flag truca
boat which arrived at Varina from Fortress Monroe
on Sunday last brought the following officers be.
longing to the Confederate service, who have been
confined as prisoners of war at the North Leuten'
ants E. N. Ware, Fifth Virgins cavalry; J: A. Nc.
Arthur, Fifty first North Carolina; W. Belo, FIJI.
ty-sixth North Carolina; H. AcEeachem, Fifty hrst
North Carolina and L. B. Grandson, Twenty 'dfh
Tennessee.
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We are under obligations to Miss Eliza
Powell, daughter of Mr.. A. Powell, man
Ger of Mr.. Peace's Swift Creek plantation
h this County, for some very fine red skin
br scarlet sweet potatoes of her crop, Of
The present years growing; also, for some
very large blood red beets. The ap-
pearance and taste of these potatoes
are very similar to those of the best
+ Spanish Though the skin is Of a scar
let color. Miss Powell deserves credit for
her enterprise, and also for her judgment
In selecting the best seeds for her little
Form
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TRUE PoLrrENEss-When George the Fourth was
Prince of Wales, he Was one day sitting At = tea
table where there happened to be young ladies
not deeply vessed in the code Of etiquette These
innocent creatures the simplicity Of their hearts,
never dreamed there was any dire enority in pour
ran round the table, among the polite guests. but
the Prince observing it and the occasion, to relieve
the embarrassment Of the young ladies, he pour
his own tea into his saucer.
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The Democratic National Convention of
|be United States assembled at Chicago on
h. 9erh. We entertain but little hope
rom The action Of this body. 1t will no
Ioubt take ground in favor of peace, but it
kill be peace based on restoration Of the
Tpion. We shall publish the resolutions
H the Convention in full as soon as they
lome to hand.
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Pass n AsouND.-There is = right way to do
every thing, even tho sticking Of postage stamps
upon letters. Always place them on the upper,
right.hand corner Just above the inscription This
w6l facilitate the labor Of the clerk whe does not
have to turn the letter all about to stamp the pos
tage. : .-s .-- +.- f. -.-' -. ~.
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Fayetteville Market, Aug. Is, 1854.
BACON-$4 per pound Pork o so. Lard a.
AEEF-&l to 81 SO Ter pound retail.
BEESWAX-s3 GER pound.
BUFFERS 10 s. per pound.
COFFEE-ei2 50 to SIS per pound.
OOTrON-Sl so to 81 Is per pound.
COTTON YARN-320 TO 80 per bunch.
C0PPERAS-Rets! IS
DRIED FRUIF-$l to 81 80 per pound.
EGGS-$l 80 per dozen.
EXTRACT LOG WOODS to &S per pound.
FlOUR-Super6ne $780, Family $3.50.
FLAXSEED-$S to $40 per bushel. .
FORAGE-Fodder SO; hay 81; Shucks IS so per
100 pounds -
APPLES Green a to S per bushel.
GRMN-Corn SIS to SIS 20; Wheat $25 to $50; Rye
$50; Oats $40; Peas $l5..
HfDES-Green 81 50 to IS; dry IS to IS.
IRON-Swedes 50 to IS So.
LEATHER-Upper $50; Sole SIT 50
LIQU0RS-Coru Whisky IS; Apple Brandy $50
per gallon.
MOLAssEs- Country made. $40 to &a5.
SODA-$5, retail.
NAILS-$s to "a per pound
ONIONS-$2O per bushel. :
POTATOES Irish IS to g.; Sweet IS to 50 psr bushsl
RICE-6O cents by cask.
SUGARS per Dbl. retail - to tlo
SOAP-Family Bar 81 per pound, Toilet IS.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE ga per gallon.
acknowledgements ~ Shsstings, 81 40 to IS.
SALT-$S0 to $37 50 per bushsl.
TALLOW-$3 to Is SO.
WOOL-s5 to IS.
Corrected by e. L. PEhBERToN.
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CoRN CAKE FOR BRsAKFAsr.-Mix at night one
quart of corn meal with water enough to make Z
thin batter, adding table spoonful of yeast; and
salt to suit the TASTE In the morning stir in two
eggs and teaspoonfull Of soda, snd with . spoon
beat it long and hard. Butter a tin pan, pour the
mixture into it. and bake Immediately about
half an hour in moderately heated oven.
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m RI e PAPERS LOsT.-.I HAVE RE.
II Gently lost either at the depot in Raleigh or on TIE
Clerk Of Orange County Court, showing that am free
man and also at the same time, the free papers a ny
wife, Nancy MITCHELL The papers werein my pocket COOK,
which lost would be grateful to any one inio whose
hands these papers may fail, to rsstorethsm to me- am
employed Forestve and letters will reach me a. mas
place If these papers not recovered VIII make up
p'''a',0n 70 n.'' ''''' ''"'" WILLIAM MITCHELL
Auv "a 1874 49, Stpd.
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Poetry is the flower Of literature prose is the
corn, potatoes and meal satire is the aquaors; wit
is the spice and pepper love letters are the honey
and sugar; letters containing remittancss are ap-
pie dumplipgs
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A Coop ANSWER" Haw can you do most
good," asked lady of = little girl.
> by being myself IS good . girl as eaa BE-"
was the reply.
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DIED..

July 90 1884, at the York Hospital Winchester, FRS!
Lieutenant JAMES c. GOODMAN Of the 9Th EOrthCsrolns
volunteers from wound received while calamity leading
corps of administers in the battle of kernstown, 2th
July, 1864. He a native of Gates County.
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Ham A Brown, !
2|Wm R Cox, |
: S|Steph D Thurston,
4IBryan Grimes, |
sIThos NJ Garrett,
6IRobt F Webb,
7IEd G. Haywood,
tIps NJ Whitson,
NV III II Cheek,
lOIStephen D Pool,
lIIWm J Martin, |
l.H E Coleman,
lS|Jos H Hyman.
lar Tyler Bennett,
isIWm NacRae,
.islWnl A Stowe,
N|Wm F Martin,
IS!Jno D Barry, =.
lstG NJ Andrews,
2ulThos F Toon,
ss|Thos G Galloway,
94lWm J Clarke,
g IL M RutIedge.
70 Jno r Lane, ~.
% j A Gilmer, jr.,
assam D Lowe,
29lWm B Crea sman,
so Frank II Parker, y.
81 Jno V Jordan,
,SsIEd C Brabble,
sS!Ciark M Avery
sAW L ] Lowrance,
35[Jno G jones',
sslWm Lamb.
81 VIM NJ Barbour.
88| VIM J Hoke,
3ylDavid Coleman.
40iJuo J Hedrick,
Al Jno s. Baker,
Al Jno Z Brown,
4SiThos 5 Kenah,
44|Thos SirgeltaU,
Assam H Boyd,
46IW M l. Saunders,
47tGeo Fl Farribeult.
Assam H Walkup,
49|Les ii McAfee,
20 Geo Workman,
5llHector McKe ethan,
SSiWm A Owens,
aI Ker II Murchison,
5alJno < Gonnally,
5h,Paul F E'aison,
81 ArCt G Goodwin,
5elJno r Palmer,
81 IDEA o Ferfanee,
6uWask ID Hardy,
81 bus u Radcliffe.
sci
Isl
64|Lawrence NJ Allen,
g. Geo N. Folk,
6b| Alex u Moore,
67|Jno N Whltford,
6slJas W Hinton,
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When ounces call us fools. without proving US
to be SO, our best retort is to prove them to be
fools, without condescendlng to call them so.
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H1OR SALE.-A LIGHT sIX.PASSENGER
Stage Coach with dec seat newly tired and painted,
aud in excellent order. Apply to u,,x
Patterson, Caldwell County. n. G.
.Auorst l. 1894 43-W6sWet
~ Fayetteville Observer copy In Weekly and Semi
Weekly + weeks.
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rEARLOTTR FE NJ ALE INSTITUTE
u The exercises Of this school will DO resumed We'd
esday September 4h Th who wish places must mako
dress Rev. 4. HEkWEIIL
Charlotte, N. q.
July "a. 1854 4l-Stpd.
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MFRS. MILLER CONTINUES TO ACC0A.
MI modste Boardsrs by the day, week, or month.
August !, 1884; 4S-H'
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The First Battalion tieavy Artillery commanded BY
shos1 A 81 cap wilson h second Battalion
Infantry By MAJOR James Iredeli, sd regiments The
Tra III Tn9g y s 1S Battalion
AZ Grts e; tv Lieut. co Joseph Starr The
ny By L. r.
Sixteenth B csyalry by James e MeRas Thon.s
gSn ens : 9. f s% %ham and Battalion aa0 con-
The ~ 4nG :. "rments are in Stewards Brigade. John.
sons DiySc,r E~e!is Corps. n.
The ath, An ,,h and Esd in Jahnstons Brigade,
The Str st, ,ah and 57th and Is. Battalion Sharp
Shooters are in Hos.s Brigade, Whitngs Division Beas
regards frps. Tee AID regiment is teuposaray with
The I'D ls.h esth, ssd and s7th are in LANES Brigsda
WiIcox's Division, Hills Corps.
pickett ps Division I Beaursgard's Corps
The 9th, 10th, seth and SD in Gordon's Rsssds.
H.mptons Division, Stews1ts Corps r,..,..
Brigade, Heth's Division. Hills Corps.
The 18Th 6th eed s4th and ssh are in Scales Brigade,
Wilcox's Division, Hills Corps.
The 18th, S7tb 4sh and 4sth in Cookies Brigade.
The l7,h, I'D, soth and seth IN Martins Bre.As.
Writings Division Beauregard's Corps
The 24th, 25th, ssth 4sth and 6Jrb IN Raaso0S
Brigade Picke.'s Division, Beauregard's Corps.
The zsh is in Ectons Brigade, French's Division, Poks
The s9d 4sd 4s SD and ed Battalion are in Daniels
Brigade, Rhodes Division, HwelPs 0hsps.
The SSth and 10Th in Herbert b Brigade WhitinG0
Division, Beauregards Corps.
The sJth is in McNairs Brigade, Freuch's Division,
Folks Corps
The b5th is in Davis Brigade Heths Division, Hnls
Corps.
The 5sth and 10th REYNOLDS Brigade tsvsusous,
Division, Hoods Corps.
The 10th, 4ls SAD, s4b, s5th s7th and ssth not
brgaded.
CITY OF RALEIGH.
Xayor-Col. Wm. Il harrison.
Wsstsra Wrd-W. n. Tucker, Alex. Crsech and Park
q OVERLY
N;daI Ward-w. R. Richardson, Augustus I. Lougss
E1stera Wars-Dr W. H. McKee, j. J. OVERLY and n.
~. Chrissophers is Clerk to the Board and OtyTaz
Collector.
! W. 3. Rchardsoa is CITY Treasurer.
zs0n Gnstabes-5.J Belts, Chef n. Y. Denton, AZ.
Estsnt.
K T. Battle City Attorney.
J. L. Pennington, City Printer. - :
&c. King. Weigh Asster- .AseE'
/ NIGar WATCH. -
Gspsain-C H Horton. ::
Wrteln.os E A Jsksstm w. Bsevss, wA. Q.
| Parker II G. Luter, @. A. nrivr ant. VIM OVERLY,
The last Wednesday ght~ ot rsch n.pth il the tina
fixed for ths regular meetings Of the Bosra = ~
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MILITARY DIRECT oar.
MkJORs.
|LIEuH !!CoLoxsLs..
CoLoNELs.

FIELD OFFICERS, BREGADES DIvIEIONS AND
CORPS OF NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENTS:
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"ATTER:s BOW sTRtNGS-A FEW FOR
ID sale at sc each. Also Lobelia Seed AMI Rowands
Tonic Mixture, will forward by Exprsss on receipt Ct
money ]. G. J. COWLES,
Wilkesboro', N. C.
August 8. 1854. At.
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IRON SAFE AND SCALES FOR SALE..:A
4 number one iron SAFE medium size, BY STAIRS Mar
val sale Also good Of patent platform scales for
sale Address the subscriber oakland Chatham County
JNO. A. MCDONALD.
August %, 1854. 50-w&sw2tpd.
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From Mobile.
MOBILE, Aug. 26.-Our flag of truce
boat returned from the enemy's feet last
evening. The Yankees say Fort Morgan
was captured at ten o'clock on Tuesday
last. On Monday the enemy centred a
fire on the front, which replied with spirit.
On Tuesday the bombardment was renew
ed: mean while the enemy succeeded in
getting three howitzers in position and line
Of skirmishers on glacis Of the fort which
kept up heavy fire on our guns. and
gunners with the assistance of the mortar
feet. The assailants- succeeded in damag-
ing several gun carriages. Gen. Page
destroyed everything in the fort. Having
spiked his guns he capitulated. The gar
rison consisting of five hundred and eighty
one men, have been sent to New Orleans.
Our loss II killed number Of wounded
unknown.
Non-combatants are not allowed to visit
this city. The enemy has thrown force
of 4, 900 men on the main land at Grants
Pass, opposite fort Powell.
Northern. papers of the 21st state that
Memphis was attached. by Forest with
5000 cavalry, but that he was repulsed.-
They claim: that Forests raid on Memphis
was complete failure.
Gold at New York on the 25th, 254.
The Governor of Ohio has issued pro-
clamation warning ,personsnot to resist the
draft.
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q PFogrSss please copy.
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Hlrfyrgc ,Sr-s


M hhaEAs David tram and Sarah s:rav, bis
w wie did en- the 10Th day Or July 4 d. 1861 bv
1hei mortgage deed OF that date by Item duly exrrr
tsa sho delivered. convey to tn. uudersf.u- U-nrv
r. |'hes the following described res! e-!ate sit,,t.
10 te county OF Livingston, State Of Illinois VIZ. re
nsst MAJ oi the southeast quarter If section r.r..n
va ahd ue east alf Cf the .orthsast quarter sec
,''h tsehty-taTee, $50 all in townsai th!.ty t9ol
range hve, to,) cast Of the 81 p. NJ Is hiah a. deed
Is recorueu Ia tie recorders Office and for sa;I rour
" Ia book 3 page J,.l to TO said ZANE, The nav
ment OF ce'tain pTou'isso.y note OF eye. dat vi h
and described in said drc gyrn BIZ tn. s.j n ,xi,i
Sirawn to said Eafncs for the sum oi Seven II ndr.I
and tshtyfTe Dollars wish interest ~ tea p-r cant
per annLl, and due and payable oac year after date
And whereas default has been mad ia tl. paytnrn.
OF said note, eXcep. TO the Of Twenty-Five dol.
lars PAID January 2,It, So
NoT therefore, ns ice j. hereby given to the said
David strawn Sarah sJrawn and 10 al others inter-
ested rerein that by ..EIe ?: :l- authority in ne
vested BY sat deed, shall 4-.l the above described
real est and premises and all lelight interest and
eq7y o! redemption OF said D.-=II Srigl and Sarah
straTn n public auction tie highest an best bid
der Tor ca h. 1T south door The Court Hons. in
the ctly 81 Uias COGa LII Salie AID Sta-e 'rr--
sad, on Monday the 20 day Of February 4 b Is5Iat
10 O'clock Of said day. fer to ri o OF ,in,l;ting
tie ~ ue upon said uUle aud . cass and ,xae ises
herein iacarred. HENRY /. EANiES i'y,-..,o.
D. +. CAMtgyy, attorney. Jan. %. Sd.
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SALE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Tai by virtue Of dc
~ cree made and entered Of rerori ~ tie Circu.
Court Of La Sale County, State OF Illinois AT tie M
veriber Term OF said Court, :. D. 1868 N a cert.
e then pendinr ia said Cont ,., t.a IN
thereof, whsreia James T. e. -iinrcTy side
Jacob Fry, Sarah ~ - was c1-npla.D1ni, and
Oh
~..-:' On h'nidy, the tHc fy-u.h dly OF F-bun,y
I'D Isoi b;t"een the h1ars MIN o'.o in the fgry
i0o" end sunset NJ 81 dy, 'ur sale ~ tie: -aa,E
door 0! t- county Court House ia t - sad coIn-
ty, At Pblic Auction alI sri Q e. s! % lie tie.t
S.1tr, the following described properly %. myth, same
ordered By said decree 70 De sold t.. t. 20 say: Tie
west hail OF tie cas- nIt a.. tire sa tg1-lfs.!s tztA
or lot number Eve "a ia hne. uu..s twelve. l5l N
the crEIuei TawL Of Ottawa. : 60 NJ number t.!rec
Ottawa.
Terms n !Srle.-Cash. : UlTITSTF2
Ottawa, Jan. Q, 1864. HIt.rt, ltrlcrr,,
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STATEOP ILLINOIS, SUPREME CcURT.-Within and
- for the Third Grand Division said State.
Nathaniel Heckard Edward Sayrr D..

STATE OF ILLINOIS, SUPREME CcURT.-Wthn and
- for the Third Grand Division said State.
Nathaniel Heckard Us. Edward Sayre-Error to Pc
oria.
Whereas the said Nat ianel Heckard has sued out a
Writ of Error from sad Supreme Court TO reverse a
judgment and decree obtained by said Edward Sayre
against said Nathaniel Heckard, in the said Circuit
Court OF Pecria county. which said writ Of Error ia
now pending in said Supreme Court; and whereas a
Writ of Scire Facias has been duly issued herein
turnable the fiji st of the April term of said Su
preme Court, held at Ottawa in said State on The
Tuesday after the third Monday in April 1861 accord
ing to law and whereas ALSO it appears by afd.,v
file ia the Clerks oc OF said Supreme Court that
the said Edward Sayre is resident of the state o,
Illinois, and without the reach Of the process Of sara
Supreme Court.
NoA, therefore, you, the said Edward sayre the saio
defendant in error, whose non-resldence appears ~
aforesaid hereby notified 10 BE- ana appear peiote
the justices said supreme Court, at the XXI term OF
said TO holden Ottawa In said state, on the
0rst Tn.sday alter the third Monday in April next to
- ~. record and proceedings brought in to said Su
nrre Court on of saia Writ OF Error and the
r asian ID you shall fit, and further TO do
"a rccriye what said Court shall order in this behalf.
mated this 2oth day OF jan. A. d. 1864.
L. LELAND, Clerk,
MccuILocH TAGGAhr, Aay's for Haintiyin Error.
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before Alderman OF the
city OF Philadelphia, H. T. HELaBoIp, who being duly
doth his preparations contain nacotie,
10 mercry, ether IN urious drugs, hut purely
vegetable. H. T. HELMBoLD.
sworn and subscribed before me this cd day of NO
yemker, 1854. NM L. HiBBARD.
Alderman, Nin,h-s:reet, above Race. P.Ia.
Address Letters for Information in cnnfd, nee.
II. 7. HELMB0LD, Chemist.
Depo. 10. South renth-street below Chestnut, Phils
UESyAxsE OF COENTEHEEITS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS.
who endeaver to dispose OF THEIR OWN and
other" articles on the reputation attained BY
Helmbod's Genuine Prepar atoms,
- Extract Bucbu,
s. Extract Sarsaparia,
Improved Rose Water,
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELAEOLD'S-TAKE NO OTHER
Cut out the advertisement, ssnt fs~ t. Add
IAPOSyHQN AND kXf0
HUh = ,~%lN
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DAINTS, OILS, &c.-A good Stock of
III Palms,. Linseed Oil, Machine and Burning Oil on
hand. Don't believe anybody will. do underssll
Ne until you ~ -. AZ. o001o
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Eeeai advertisements.


STATE OF ILLINOIS, SUPREME CoURT.-Nithin and
~ Tor the Third Grand Division OF said State.
Benjamin ) Prettyman and Samuel r. Bailey John
Barnard-error to Tazaweii.
Whereas, the said Benz amin G. Prcttyman and Sam
uel p Bailey have sued OF said Su-
Court 10 reverse and decree
by said John Barnard against said Benjamin 3.
man and Samuel p. Bailey others in the Circuit
Court OF Jewell county which said writ OF error Is now
pending in said Supreme Court and whereas a Writ {
Scire Facias been duly issued herein returnab on
the srst the said Supreme .ur to b.
10 den at Ottawa, in said State the FIRST Tuesday
after the third Monday in April next, according law
and whereas, also, il appears by soav, = in TIE
Clerks Office of said SUPREME Court, tina. the sard
John Barnard is a non resident OF the State of
Illinois and withou. the reach OF the process of said
Supreme Court.
Nav therefore, vou the said John Barnard, tAe
in error, whose noH-rssIsnee appear
as Aforesaid hereby notified to be and appear be
fore the justices OF said Supreme Court, at the next
tsrm Of said Court, to be holden at Ottawa in said
State the First Tuesday after the third Aonsay in
April next hear the record and proceedings brought
ins Supreme Court return OF said VII: OF Err
ror and the assigned, il You shall ft and
further do and receive what said Cour; shall order in
this behalf
Dated this twelfth day Of February, A. D. 1861.
,Vx.E
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1nOO BBLS. Good Winter Apples
lUOV at 100 per Dbl, for sale at ths Grocery
Store Of PHILIP GODFREY.
04hvs. Dee u, $685.
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Ic1al I0usrtivemenss.
NOT9gE.


NoflcE ts.hereby given that an election viii n. hold
IA edSh "sr" 90 tie City OF Ottawl.ou Tuesday,
the first dag of March, A. II 1854 Tor tba prrno -,
secting ore reCtor % he R5a,d NJ ~ - ~. a..
City ot OTTAWA, in each ward of ga go, " Wv
The places Tor holding said election, 9fc desf,,,,.s
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BOOKCASES,
CCPBOARDS, SINKS,
MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES,
And an endless variety OF FURNITURE, too tedious
TO mention The undersigned himself does all his
tonu ork, AID will warrant the same. Give him cali,
and soc for yourselves whether he don't keep the best
Furniture, Eastern as well Custom WORK, hand.
COFFINS of ell kinds, ready trimmed, constantly
ham
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Our facilities for procuring LuGsher second 10
other firm in the state, having experienced Linn
herman, who has long studied AMI is familiar with tie
necessities OF this market. constantly in the Pincri
crowding forward Lumber essly PREPARED for this
locality. We claim that our Lumber is hot only a.
good any other sold in the county. but oar Shin
giles, Lath, Cedar Posts, &c, are superior.
Returning thanks to CGs Hurnl friends and the
public for past bs raj patronage, engage TO 10 bet
ter by them than and having a Lumber Yard
in opposite quarters Of the city, be" them call
whichever they find mos: conv lieit, full Il Is
kept al both yards.
Nails, Spikes. &C.. at Wholesale Prices.
Ottawa, May 50, lSo3.-tf J CLANY & CO.
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DLOW YOUR OWN ET.-Others
- are blowing their Trumpet, let me blow mine. Re-
member keep the largest and best stock Of Drugs and
Books, Music and Notions in Ottawa. Buy for Cash,
and can and will sell as cheap any other man.
July IS, '68. Yours respectfully, Z. Y. GRIGGs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-19
Thrcc Fine E:,ru,s For Sale.

~ ITUATED in the town OF Grand Rapids. The farms
- are under good cultivation, and convenient to
coal and timber. There is
4 Good D,csiiing House on Each Farm
wit wells stables out. ouses &c The farms contain
100 acres each, all under fen aud in cultivation.
Convenient to marset, being but miles from Mar
settles and miles from Ottawa. Terms made easy
apply 20 CHARLES d Lien,
jang-y AT W Chever store, Ottawa.
NIFTY Dozen Corn Erooms-a No artice-for sale
by W CHEEvkR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-19
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A SPLENDID New : Octave piaco Cor sale. Also
- Pianos to Rent at reasonable prices.
.: ". DENIARD,
One house west of Madison street school House,
Sept ID, ,sGS-u across the Side cut.