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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
AUCTION SALES.

MI KAY & CAMpBE,T2i. ''''"'', "''
VII! s,il IHlS DAY.. 18th inst. az 10 O'Clock at (,,r
. Sales Rooms Mos. 80 and 50 Ifasei -stf..,
pMEsS DRESS CALicotS WOOL PAIDS. HOSIERY
.,Is Itos"lns fto3p skrtt, Port Mpnas ''i
Room Paper: p'rfuncry. Soaps Wn6f flats Satinet.
A"ssimcnfs1 '"'y Wool shirts an-Brawo5s.. !
.Lso.
Business Coats Vests, H.. Sc i ' '-'
= %E6iditions cDshr'',,, Il ~ .-, Yox,nborI7
Fu'1tAdiw 0nd Furnishings or Resta;.a,t a
...,. McEAAY s. CAMPBELL
"'h s' slal Iiis ndo DaY 1 stane ms 6 ss}2 t
MAHOGANY BEDSEEADs, rwarllrobcs, Bureaus,
SStdfnoards. Chairs. What:nots Ottomans. Rosewood
Marble Top Fable Office Desks Now Spring Mattrc es
nne New Moss Mattresses Mahogany Cribs and Spring
rai complete Secretaries, Clothes Press, and gene
'"' OF Furniture, dnd Mahogany Counter.
Fl PLATEg DISH covers AND dHAF1NG D1sHE s.
Ss ount Vegetable Dishes, Fruit Dishes, &c.
s'Str GHIS;.poei SSa;.Ipeung. & Carpets Mattng,t&c.
NS1oaiVIo V%lsh. November
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HIGH APPRovAL.-Mrs ss.A.: Allen lately received o
numerous friends she purchased bottle. of MFs s. A.
Aliens worlds -Hsitr Rcstorer and Zylob ilsamum,
which was quite gray, Soathul color
and new batwHB fasC appearing. No 1ady's toilet is
complete without these preparaione Every dru ggst
sells them. . .,. ST.
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by Miles nRAKE

Dry Goods C2oiEii,1 Hats &c
BY MILES DRAKE.
VIII sell, at 10 O'Clock, THIS MORNING. i7tn instant
a. my store, corner Of King and Libertysts,
steamers Starlight and E. b. Souder consisting in part
as follows:
40 pieces White. Grey and Red FLANNELs
40 pieceaScotch Plhd
l case Satnets, plain and fancy
l., 10 pieces Melton Cloths
% pecss French @aend English Mfinos and coburg
bale Hickory Stripe for Shifting
Drawers ~
Pieces Black and Grey Mixed Broadcloths, Fancy
Dress Calcoes, LonEcloths 7-S and "A Brown Home
spun Hoop sktrts All Eool Scotch Long shals Black
SpTeaads. BalmotM shirts LADIES' Lambs Wool Hose
Ohidtens Fancy Hose, Mons Wool Half Hose Ladies'
and Misses Worsted Hoods, worsted Nubias Gents
worsted Muffiers; Pants. Hats, &c November II
POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER.
Groceries rpid S9Hdries at Aucop--iSdle positice
ny UAVID BARROW.
THIS DAY. the 17th instant at No l53 East Bay at 10
O'CLOCK ] will sch,
The entire contents Of said Store consisting of TEA
Salt, Baskets Pepper. Starch SarLnes Mustard Coee
Cheese. Nptmegs, Cloths, Zinc Brandy Whisky Wine
Iron and Tin Ware. Scales, &c. November II
ASSIGNEES' SALE.
The Sc'tooner martha Ann"
About seventy tops bnrthep, now lying at Hasestre
wharf with all her sails and Tickle will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, for the heneht creditors on WEDNESDAY
the 22d inst, at IL O'Clock noon.
For further particulars inquire of =,
S. CAHfLt, Assignee
-'.:'.*: : ,.!lgRo. W. ATWOOD
Agent, Hilton Head
.Or,qf the .iuctioncers, MCKAY x CAMPBELL
49, Nos. 80 and s2 Hasel.s,rect, Charleston.
November IL 6n
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:. 80" = ~ At.Priuaie Sale
RY NATHAN AMI Rsrn

80 :. - : ~ .At.Priuate Sale. 4. 4. ...,
BY NATHAN AND OTTOLENGUf.
We win sell, 'at Private saie all that LOT OF LAND
with Dwelling H0hse and Kitchen thereon situated No
Is Mfls' street; House; containing four Rooms Lot
measures forty feet 'front.' by one hundred feet
deeps The above premisea will be sold low applied
FIR thnediAtey. -S@le;'.-. November is
a.f<Iiio.
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TIE PooR-1ho rains With which wo a<ei nov being
viste d, and the breeBes that now whistle around
houses df4htst usually ttdsnostirats a this season
of tho year. the approdch Of extreme cola weather when
esfretfiA desaha qponfus 10 iey tFs anp tho latter
nssan the cutting wind of winter only can. And
although Tho wcathcrs at the present tp1o peculiarly
mild, NE must not ieok fpr this pleasant
long but We should make preparations for tho comforts
necessary OF me efects Of tho chilly tiints
which srn inst nschipg. The high prioeB Of articles
needed f0r this pdpose especially to turn
eyes to the poor, and;to' wonder ho= nky to
strugec through the forthcoming winerAto those OF
them who labl hrd nd pre- unroquited for their work.
and whose EARNINGS just enough to pay for the hum
s shed which :epYess .pep. 9nd the Light food their
children live upon-to those also, upon whom disease
has laid her hand and whose scahty subsistence comes
from friends wn6 once coulGg give bountfy, bGt pow
erty having overtaken them their means are but
SMALL I'VE feel particularly anxious: ebcnt all that
needy now that wfntefls coming OH abut are much
more eeqlco9s 70 know from whence those sFts,es,
primo necashtS d Sold @eshsE S9qa asaaeSaf be
obtained for ,those who Will 80 much require It, but
whose idtnte will hot allow their eSthne1t The State
and the City impoverished sn cannot give aid or
help, while nearly all Of benevolent citzent who in
pattf had n,eaa tdrschnrtab3e and dispensed
ther kndnesses to thfsolass with hberal hand are
now but little better than they to whom they
were helpers, rnov -
we publish these few lines hopes that 1t will be taken
up efrnest n6t oply by tioee Of our community Who
6aSe always adeit rule Of their lives + assist the
indissnt but by all who can aard theleast aep for
we should all ----..---
F " ! : A.' Look On the poor. -,
xri~ Angels desire an aims. "
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WILLIAM MATTHrEssEN-The fine clothing house of
shis gsntlf4an whY was thet rehiar Of the highly
reputable concern Of afArrHIEsskN, e'HAh 60. has
ayaSs on Riqd hf ahcand ves1sd ap @ssortqe4t of
all articles wearing apparel we would desire to
examine purchase His supply Of overcoats as pub
shed Bgp this m9yPtpg is of assuperQr kind. and is
well worth visit nom those whom the cold weather
will soon COMPEL to Bny. u; -. :':-i;
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- Tea.
BY. A.P. EAiDWEI.I.
Fine Furniture a, Auttsdn.
BY NI HUM AND SON,

,.. Fine Furniture at Auttsdn
4 ~ :. BY NJ HUNT AND SON. .
THIS DAY, November IT. at half past 10 o'ei6ek pre-
sSoi. we yeS WIN @ sn 1T our Store No Il Haynestreet.
, obssisTISu IN iI;SIPr'or.
0ctaSon eightsquare Mahogany post FRENCH FED
stead with Mahogany cornice Black Moss Mattress
new fine mel large curled- Hair Mattress 1iew large
Feather Bed Bolster and pair Of Pillows, oil new fine
Rosewood Cqntfe-TabIe;, fine large DiningTable; /
new Lounge, EItnale Bedstead and Mattress; Gill
drena SrIbs with Mattresses; Wardrobe; Cot Mat
ttess and PiloVs, new; Mahogany Bureaus Il Writing
Desk B1Sk. Case; doz: Cale Seat Chairs; Walnut
Mahogany Washstand, &C., &C., &c
At II o'clock we wiz sell large lot of NOTIONS Ho-
ery, Buttons NeEdles Pins WITH bts of other tririnp
things Just suited to the city retail and country trde
Condtms cash, and sale positive. without Esscrye.
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= STEAM ENGrNES.

8 sss :ai a1a-A4 s; Ia CARD, ns.,s,' ,s":"''1
GIGNoR- ALEXANDRA -dAMBAT4s 4MEEs aREkf.
in informing pie fiends and the public at
and Is prepared to resume pfoeson Applications
25 for tnst5uetions ON the
OF MI JOHN M: GREER corner Of King and Beaufain
streets An King street. west sde
four doors above Spring viii meet with prompt attep
aon,..- IL November 18
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''i'-- LOOK On the poor, = i
With gentle eyes; Tor in; sach habits, oftea,f..
Angels desire an aims. 50
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Mr.. Assls WI LLOYD, of the hr1ntof DfET, PALMER L
Co.. Bankers Of london, has arrived in our city. The
house of which he is member owns largely of the
bonds of the South Carolina Railroad Company and
Mr. LLOYD s here 70 look after the interest the r
aad to afford to the Company any reasonable facilities to
help them through their present difficulties Messrs
DRsT, PALMER & Co have large Investments in South
ern securities; and Mr. represents them e1-
presses his great qualification at the honest purpose
which appears to animate the South in her present
financial troubles. '.i;.' = t'!i;;:::..'.'. i'.'
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BR1cKs--AIessrs. sKERaIrT & vENsINe advertise
this mor4i,igs issue II, ,oOo bricks, nov landing
Southern Wharf. for sale low. g ~ '.',t' l.
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BhPiuk@ & Cos-Firs reop=nips of tias Old house.
the ecprner oS Church ah treets oserc this trr
had, before the war; long aacSe7sfplly done
businesay WIN be highly: gratifying to their nuneros
friends and former customers. distinguished in
this community, ss could bq tho
ON ih the puroheaineOf goGdsINeeIe
satlsfed II VAN it e96d hArss the generous
patronage il has before recelyed g}n fly thei f
business be BToughs bdd thsn, M an early dAy1; u
~ iScn3'.'
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EdludOe G0ll0n i!lontdtl0n In EQgetield District
South Carolina.


Will sell at Private Sale all that valuable PI.ANTA.
IION known as CURRINGTON situate in Edgeheld
pstrict Ch bu he f%siifRoad from Augusta to Edge
Held O6utt Honb6 bffhg bal miles from Augusta and
httee4 fFpm Edgeaeld Court House. containing, per
Plat Thirteen hundred and fortyeight 348 acres more
or less. Onithec Plantation there is fine Residence
containing, eleven rooms; Kitchen, Stables Barns Ma
chine House. ample quarters for laborefsj with all re.
This place is considered OF the best In the District
for the production of cotton. and wheat and with
creek running through the land, aording ample water
facilities for large ni factory Also large
and productive Orchard OF wen selected fruit trees Any
.pne wishing to purchase fine Cotton Lands would do
well by Supplying az our Office No. lfS East Bay where
the Plat may be seen and all particulars given.
November '''-'''' Wins ws6
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-29

WET WEATHEH.-The philosophers who
started the theory, year ago, that the west Is
in danger OF a permanent deficiency eff moist
ture, must find themselves somewhat at faul-
at present. In this vicinity, at least, it has
rained about every day for the last two weeks
and we find the complaint of an excess of
moisture prevailing throughout not only this
state but all the western states. In many place
with ofus, the wet spell came in the midst ct
,he wheat harvest; ind the whole crop ssaid to
be in danger not only of serious damage, bat
in some localities, Of total loss.
In this county wheat has generally been
secured i'll the stack but the oat crop is in
very bad way. Most of it has been cut and
is lying on the ground rotting As there is
still no apparent let mp to the rains, 1t is pro-
bable more than half the oat crop VIII be
lost.
We observe, by the Chicago Market reports
that the un favorable crop weather is having
its effect on the grain market Since last
Monday inJrIng, the price Of wheat in that
market has advanced - cents per bushel
barley has at the same time advanced - cts,
oats TO cents, and corn to cents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-29

SINGULAR FATALITY.-A few weeks ago
we mentioned that a new born infant had
been left at the door of one Of our most re
spectacle citizens. The parentage of the
child was ascertained in day or two after
wards, and the child taken home. The moth
e. of the chill and her sister had been chiefly
concerned in the plaza Of its deseriion. The
mother was suffering from an attack Of
measles when the child was born, of which
she has died. The sister took the meacla
from her and also died; and about the same
time the child also died from the same cause.
Their name was Hutton, AID they lived in
South Ottawa.
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AT DIMMlCK & Bros The best machine
oil in the city, and in abundant supply, may
be found at the Drug Store of Dimmick d
Bro. Ia the recent famine for light, in
consequence ofthe temporary stoppage OF the
gas works. it was also a great comfort TO fad
plenty of Kerosene oil, with all the necessary
lamps and fixtures, at the same Drug store.
In short, besides as good stock of Drugs
as you can find anywhere, you will always
find the best stock OF Paints, oils, glass, put
tv, &C., at D.mmick & Bros.
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GAME.-We have been told by various
persons that during the past week hunters
are almost daily seen coming into the city
with stuffed game bags, showing that they
have violated the game laws of the stale by
killing chickens, ducks, quail, &c. Now,
We know it is unpleasant to inform against
friend; but there Is a meanness about this
business that should cast considerations of
ordinary friendship out Of tie account. :
man who viii thus strip the prairies of game
while his more honest. law abiding nei.h-
Dor is conscientiously bidng the time fixed
b. law, is mean enough to steal or do many
other things deserving punishment Your
true SPORTSMAN Is q gentleman, and certain
" can have no fellowship or association with
the skulling hounds we speak Of. We shall
inform on any man We catch shooting
game before the 18th of August, We don't
care wLo it Is.
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DgowXED.-A returned soldier named
Timothy Mallory, who was married, we
understand, and had lived in the town Of
Brookfield. was found drowned in the Hy-
draulc basin, near Olmstead's warehouse,
last Saturday morning. The sidewalk, ct
the place, leads directly Into the basin, with
70 railing or guard whatever to prevent any
person, in dark night, from walking into
the basin in the same way, 1t is hoped a
proper railing will be placed there imme
Jiotaly
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a CARD TO HNVALlOS.

Clergyman, while residing in South America as a
missionary discovered a safe and simple remedy FOL the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs, irhe whole triad OF dis
orders brought by baneul and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured BY tis noble remedy.
Prompted Iy desire benefit the afflicted and unurtu-
nate, will send the recipe 70. preparing and using this
mei,ine, in sealed envelope any who needs il,
Esee Of C.arye.
Please ncIo.e post paid envelope addressed your
self Address,
JOSEPH T. TSMAN,
STATEN .. BIBLE HoUsF,
July ., rs. New York City.
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ARLINGTON, LEON & KELLY MINsTRELs.-
This celebrated troupe, who have been
giving concerts for the last half dozen of
years and become as famous as the Campblls
once We're, give a Concert at Washington
hall this evening. The lovers of fine ballad
talIest and broadest kind of fun, will find
the entertainment this evening worth double
their money.
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Again and Again.

Our readers may think it strange that often urge
upon their attention medicinal preparation. Already
have we number of weeks urged the Importance of
a supply of Goes Cough Balsan in the house, ready for
immediate use But excuse is the amount of
sickness and death that tho immediate result
sudden coughs colds and pulmonary attacks; while thou
sands of children dying from Group and lung
plants. Time and experience have proved that Goes
Cough Basan Is the speedy and reliable preparation
known the world. Like magic it relieves the rri
ation of the throat the stopages that prevent
breathing crorr and heals all of the throat
and lungs. No should neglect to supply his
family with safe and reliable medicine like Goes Cough
Balsanl any mJfo titan lie should neglect supply of
their daily bread 1t but forty and the bottles
contain twice as much as those any other remedy the
COST while merit i. d superior to oil others All
drug stores keep it for sale.
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PatIonize Home Institutions,
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
OTTAWA, ULLIN0IS.
Office in Chcever's New Block.
Premium Notes. received to May l. 1885, constituting
the Capital.
S337. 40 81.
Now in force
SlGG, 1875 O3.
Amount of Property al risk,
81, s33, 6SS "a.

1t will be by the above that this Company has 81
of every Sll risk the leading Stock Cos
the East have only 81 of every SO liza
biiities, as shown 10y their published reports.
The Grerae of Insurance in this Co. for the past
years has been but about third OF the charged by
other Cos
Our losses thus far have been promptly and satisfactory
ly adjusted " have never had to contest a loss.
The business of the Company for the past years has
been very prosperous more policies having been issued
than in the previous eight years
The directors well known among the bes. business
men Of the county
No be made until the losses Of the
but II and A
cert vote of the Directors, Ae5ers a MT be Teyi~-
c- 10 anything dftf,OH b the GfUuacs until
tie e,|doa Of year from the date OF their policies.
In view of the above facts that this Is a home
sttutiOn that the security Is ample; the Of insurance
less than m other Cos the prOss and beTali;y with
which losses settled think entitled the
patronage OF this community in reieencetO foreign Com
IanIes-
Policies issued on both the Stock and Mutual plans viii;
most favorable terms.
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EoUEsCUREICULUM.--Se the advertisement
ofthc EquescurrIculum, in another column.
1t speaks for itself. This is undoubtedly the
biggest and best show oftbe kind now travel,
ne. twill be at Ottawa next Friday, and
people who want to see 1t must 90 early. for
every body is coming and tie great amphithe-
atre, large as it is, viii be crowded.
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READY PAY!

We would respectfully say to our customers that
on and after the LIST day OF August hext, we shall
sell goods strictly for ready pay.
We shall reduce the prices sc that it will be an
object for all buyers TO examine our stock before
purchasing elsew here All persons having unset
tied accounts wit US, invited TO cali and set
tie the same at their earliest convenience.
July 19, IS. BEAt their 6stkf. :.
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4 Card .oI5;c suffering.

Do you wish 20 be cured? IL so, swallow two three
hogsheads of Buchu, Tonic Bitters,' Sarsaparia,
Nervous Antidotes &c, &c, &c aud after you salts
fled with the result then try box of Old Doctor Buc
hans English Specific Pis-and be restored to health
and vgor in less than thirty days They purely
table pleasant to take prompt and saIutary their effects
the brokendown and shattered constitution Old and
young take them with advantage. DIR. Buchans Eng
lsh Specific Pills in less than 90 days. the worst
of Nervousness, Impoeny Premature Decay, Seminal
Weakness, Insanary, and all Urinary Sexual, Nerv
Gus Affections matter from what cause produced
Price, One Dollar per box. Sent post paid by mail
ceipt of order. Address, JAMES 5. BUTLER,
No. 429 broadway, New York, General Agent.
p. S-A box sent to any address receipt Of price
which One Dollar-post free. descriptive Circular
sent application.
July % iGj-ew
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WANTED TO RENT, Il small Dwelling House
situated in quiet part of the city, and con
tanning three or four rooms. Any person
having such house to rent will please
address al. H." P. o. Drawer /, stating
o,,,, e..
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MRS. FAR EsLE

Has gone trade and would TO the ladics
and country, in ling impossible 10 dispose Of my
business this Spring decided ili up with .
and choice spring stock. and viii sell 1T the
prices heretofore. have large and strple stock 0,
Grapes Lices, Ribbons Flowers and Feathers bought
year ago very low prices, which will be sold
wish the ladies remember this and call and for them
selves.
have also large lot Of bonnets, both ia silks and
Straws suitable for country trade which viii be sold
great sacrifice.
Ladies from the country, will find il profitable 10
my stock before making their purchases else
where. SARAH A. TAEBLE
Corner Main Ia salle streets, up stairs 1T the Oh
stand OF j Tar1it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-29

How many there are vho go round from
gallery to gallery, trying to get a good picture
in which, alas, they fail Do SO no longer,
but visit Skaters over the First National
Bank, and go HON, rejoicing.
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FLAX MACiI:NEKH /.

e ANDFORD and Maort's celebrated Mach with two
- horse power, will break and dress 2tU p, unds Of
straight tangled flax straw per day. They
,lbton operation adjoining the Chicago Sugar Re
fn-ry For circulars address, NELSON ST1LLMAN Gene
raj Agent =. U. Chicago, III.
May6 lSt,5-ly
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B. +. SHOTwELL,.of OTTAWA, has 5 first
class work or brood mares from 5 to years
old, for sale cheap for cash or on time to
suit purchasers.
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Ottawa Post OMce.


Western closes IL Is A. VI. Arrives IL: IS A. N
Eastern, IL "a 81 VI. IL: 40 =. NJ
Ridge. closes =. NJ and arrives IL NJ Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Newark. closes l:30 NJ and arrives p. NJ. Tuesdays
ami saturdays.
Somonauk closes 80 A Saturdays arrives s. 20 p NJ
Fridays.
Office Opens NJ loses I: 80 p. NJ.
July 49, '65 j.. DOW, p. VI.
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When nature being oppressed, commands the mind.
For Catarrh or Cold in the head use DR.. D..
H. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy, pleas
ant and most etiicac.ous specific.
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Eseray Notice.
SfHHNGd-

BAY MARE C0Lr.-Tak' up by John " hte, in the
Of GrUyeind La Sale county, bay colt. about
years ol'i-raluel at 500. 5. ". RAYMOND, Clerk
Is.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-29

From my PASTURE mile north Of Ottawa, two black
ma mules, about IL hands high years Old tails TRIM
d. several weeks ago Troy Grove. ANY
person ri, ing information of their whereabouts deiI
Jug hen viii be suitably wardej.
July IL, CIV l.. BRUSH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-29

Chemical soap Powders, grease frou silks and
w"eis without injury TO tie cloth color The color
erasure prepares cloth and silk taking any color The
family dye Is the ceaIss sid lest dive in use Any of
the abov. valuable articles be had by calling at
July 10, 6S. L. Y. GRIGGS'
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UNITED STATES
Military Claim Agency !
y. q. EOTsEs.OP.

ali the grades Private Captain Is prepared in
connection Ile business, prosecute claims
against United States. and will give .yErt and
f.I attention ~ the collection OF
AL Claims Gro,ring cut Of tie Present. 'I'cT,
CONSISTING OF
Back Pay due resigned Officers
Back Pas due iscilIrged Soldiers,
Pay Officers and soldiers their Widows and heirs
Pensions Brothers AMI Of deceased Soldiers
Pensions due invalid Soldiers
and Back Pay due Heirs cf deceased Soldiers,
Pensions due Soldiers Widows and Minor Heir,
Pay for Horses lost killed died in the l. :. Service
FEES-In will greater fee Ice charged than that
allow -, law and fee whatever viii be required until
the claimant have ed the plraoi and
the applicant viii AWAY lie tdken
into consideration.
Let il be remembered that ! Ag.nt for person
those who enylUy me- md all applications for
varied direct - the proper Office Washington.
Office South side of Main opposite Court House
Ottawa, Ill. june 10th, Us.
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Dr.. WALKER is at the Geiger House to-
day.