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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-25

The EVACUATION OF CHARLESTON has fili-
ed the hearts of the American people with
JOY, and those beautiful Photographs and
gems taken at Wilson & Skaters Gallery, fill
ed the hearts of the people Of La Sale county
with unspeakable JOY and gladness, when
they behold their beautiful shadow on paper :;
and so zee say procure the shadow ere the
substance fade.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-25

TEMPERANCE LEcTURE.-At the request of
the Order of Good Templars, Rev. Mr.. Gray,
pastor of the n. E. Church, will deliver
lecture on the subject of Temperance, at
Washington Hall, tomorrow Sunday eve
ming, at o'clock. The public are respect
fully invited to attend.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-25

CHICAGO MARKEr YESTERDAY
stagnant, and market unsettled and feverish.
Flour dull Choice spring extras s7@$S.
Wheat firm at sl.37(a$l .3s for No spring.
Corn 74(d75 cts delivered. Oats 5SO SO cts.
Dressed hogs dull sales at sl3@$l4. Cat
tie rather active, at prices ranging from 81
to So on foot, according to grade.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, Feb. %, 1865.
fleuy-SPring wheat, $3.50 pr las.
Corn Hed-S2 00a2 25c pr. 100.
WheatNo. spring sl.30; No. 2, : 20.
Corn-New Ear, 70c. for 80 lbs.
0Gts--55: for 50 lbs.
BGrjey-l.C0 for iS lb'
Ry<-a0c. for 90 his
Idm0rhY !>e-ti-.5.0o.
Petdtoes-sl.00 p. bush
FIgs-20c.
25u31c.
Pressed Hogs.-sli Is.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-25

DR.. KNAPP. formerly of n. York, who vii
visit Ottawa regularly in the future, and is eff
fceting maHy wonderful cures Of old Chronic
Diseases, Cancers. and diseases of the Eye
and Ear which have been pronounced incur
able by the medical profession generally, can
be consulted at the Geiger House, Thursday
March 9;h, as will be seen by his card in an
other column.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-25

&c The Plantation Biters have cured me Of liver
complaint Of which laid up PROSTATE and compelled
10 abandon my Business.
IL. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, O."
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- The Plantation Bitters have cured me - a
arrangement If the kidneys and urinary that Las
distressed for years. 1t acts like charm
{. c. MOORE, 2Ji broadway y. 7.
l. Hr lie a 4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-25

WAR gives hard tack to It's soldiers, and
hard taxes to its citizens notwithstanding all
this, u. Stieiel, Of the cheap auction store. is
selling dry goods and clothing lower than ever
Give tenn a call. La Sale ST., 4th door
south OF Main.
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II yau visA i9-msfrr, aiEess the unisr' sn~ who viii
send you money and without Irse, 's!nal" in
formation that ~ enahle You marry happy an speedily
irrespective Of ase wealth, beauty. Til n.ruai. Il
~! you nothing, aud L you wish 10 marry Nil
ceerruy assist you. All strictly oufIeItal III
desired INF rI-r..n ser: return NAL, AID Do. questions
..k-d Address SARAH B. LAGiBEiT,
G-ee.,poiu. Kin.s county New y5'k.
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Il emedy and Infection

THE INDIAN EENEDN-The celebrated Indian meJi-
cine. known Cherokee Conn uuds viii be found alycr-
ti-. in columns. They in kind hut all
have Of mary deTa for their object
The Indian t~Ey,iY j. thtt-ou~ these medicines hch
under the Of CaEE"EFE REMEDY. has become So
widely known a -aT FIuuT sihu- "
in f-rnnleS and the l@t specific il Of Gur-rhp- and
lect II j., always taken in conjunction with the Of
the CHERuKEE lNyEC-YS and s. r. f- agii-y-
in. thorough either in GnH.rr H,a G-.i ,r Fiuur
Alhus IT. COMPOSITION II i pur" vegetable syrup
unpleasant take ami. wholly tree r. mineral drug
and uIie # bet rrIH-. 10y which recommended
Sold i,y ali druggists.
I'm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-25

BRowT's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, for Coughs,
Colds, Pulmonary and Asihmatic Disorders,
have p,ored their efficiency by test Of many
years, and have received testimonials from
emf eut men who have used them.
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MOTHERS. SAVE YorR CHiLbRES.- TT

MOTHERS. SAVE TorF CHiLnrES.- Thousands Of chi!i.
ren die yearly from whose lives might be saved
METERS use Or. CarRcHnI's Worm Lozenges, which
will surely Kill and r>leI them from your children
Children vii eat item readily aSy candy.
Price IS cents Per lex. Also, Shields Compound
Cough Lozerges For y all the druggists in otta
Wa, Ill APTH Z3d iooi ~
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Down On Monopoly!

Farmers take notice The place to get the highest price
for Hides and Skins is Il. TIINE Co.'S, Main street
weare always paying the highest price,
Green L's,-sstg cent, per n.
KIp-1i@.t4 " e.
GdE-!3Hl6 " "
Corrected weekly.
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A REMEDY FOR TIE PlLES.-1t Is blessing 10 the
suffering L. know that We have eectua for tl,
truly troublesome disease, Mr.. j. HaZre. 0t iti Second
o. takes great pleasure Ia informing all
who suffering with piles that he used small quantity
pr. SI!,kiaHi Pile J. uIcsy, and II effected Ieriit-
This T. te tie gaee with all VIII" makes
this splendid pre- "a nsnuiIc ture'ia at y"
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, O.. and sold 10y all Drug
cists. Dec lin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-25

BURGLARS ABOUT.-We hear of several
houses having been entered al night during
the past week. though thus far little has been
stolen. Let people be prepared with the
proper tools to give the burglars a fitting re-
cprtion
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JEFFERSON FARNrR. E.g- Cllear

II FK-tIN FhIt'IFE- 80 CL'a--I.
DE,E -lE:-I ana highly pleased with the Weed MIciu".
L. fact must comics hotter than ANTICIPATED, AMI
MT hmm u- nv estimation lii. most 81 .hiIi--.
have hal ~ so-> .! trI j.. 't-s mac him Pr.
got cheap. one which -et lack f.r rcI9If7. least
hal. dozen time. t. the Office from wh b got It. A.
ter trying AMI l0rh'uU- with il ir long me- 80 II
the att and t'T- It Remains. rsHit =
tons and t-.sE After that i-1-- ,..;l. 1,..l
wii, rafUfor. %. liz it.r.ry- ra4. Office q sr
rlrI.fugs- -rl-u BIT Wa Doc 80 s.Nt. r =.
iIg th5u--Ig ft1ri.g. Uria.e. ~I.-h would rave. out
faster than II could Dee made G.. tlu- 90 iiE n.
rather sNIr.-Iy- though Eur ! 40 satisfied tH'
after ala Iuy long trouble have Ut what want .
nl-,tile.I- that reliable and -,.ry ay -.-f, tory
In Well Na,Iu. viii ..lwaystc h.ii I'D N! tesi a4s;
AID | shall .ves remain
! .UT- sincerely
Jan. q, 1865 JOHN c. FLtNDEI.S.
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80 Send us twenty -four dozen more Of your Plan
tation Btters the popularity IF which daily ucreas
ing with the guests Of house.
SYKES CHAN ICK CO.
ProprietoTs OF Wizards Hotel, Cincinnati o.
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DRUNKER & EBERSOL,
GUN MAKERS,


Keep constantly on hand. every variety Of
Double and single Shot Guns: Target and
Hunting Rites. Smith Il Ucssoa's, Colts
and Sharps, with every other patent repeat
ing Pistol. Game and Shot Bags Pow
der and Shot Elasks. Best sporting and
blasting powder and fuse, shot. lead, per
cuSsion caps, cartridges, wads, with every
variety OF sporting goods Jobbing done
on short notice and all work warranted.
1--WE also Stencil Plates Cattle Brands and get I'D to
order Official seals and presses o every variety aud de-
sign.
Shop east end of jefferson St, Ottawa Sign Of the
Biz Gun H. T.. BRUNKEE
Ottawa, Jan. 10, 1860. T. :. EBERSDL.
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CONSULTATION FREE.

Patients write their State post Office address
plainly. All letters requiring answer must contain Il
letter stamp and be addressed 10 DR. KNAPP son Box
6Is.i, Chicago, Ill.
EAny Of the above diseases he treated successful
~ by the patients describing their in letter when
they cannot see us.
DR.. KNAPP. who will visit Ottawa regularly in the fu-
tIrc, be consulted u: the Geiger House,
Thursday, March 9Th.
Thursday, May llth.
Thursday. July 18th
uor IS..-tf
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Doubt thou the stars are fre:
DouIf that the SIN iDth move:

But doubt not that DIR. ID. II. Seelye'I
Liquid Catarrh Remedy will cure that disease
speedily and permanently. Obtain Circu
lar of your Druggists showing symptoms.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-25

The The above companies issue Participating
olicie m policy holders receive back in script
Mt Pc q tee tli. IsGid. Insurance script bought
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-25

vJyO TIE NERVOUS DEBILfTATED AND bE>PONp-
L FNT or BOTH SEAE>. graf sufferer ht'4rs
been restored To- h-l.l. few d.~. after many year u
misery i, ~ilIa Ais ,uirrir. fellow creature ty
the uf I"-f.sI .uiifv--''i ed
y."le, cuIs g the torn.t.H 81 cure 'HIi"t-i bf
JOHN VI. DAbNfLL- l''N 10 i'~l 'iltlr'
J-nl.'sS Brooklyn, y. !.
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LAND AGENCY.

Yarns, Prairie lands. Houses ana
Lots. and Vacant lots. bought AID sold on
errIinsSoC-
Houses =it.I s.oTs and vacant Lots in
q. 2. sale.
smproyed and I-niinprovcd Farms. in
J-.Ssiie '=r-y a-i Livingston Counties, for sale; also
lands n iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri
We will arrt- in IN. Isvus- IF Taxes prop
er;y m the 1T Illinois iowa TI~iII and Missouri.
Thuse wishing Bias >sI Farms. Prairie Lands
Town Lots, viii md their advantage T. call and Sc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-25

a." have been great sufferer from Dyspepsia,
and had t. abandon preaching The Planta-
ton Btters have cured me.
REV J. : CaTIIOEN Rochester n Y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-25

INSURE YOUR LIFE, We are agents for the old Con
3ectirt ,futrs' LIE f IiartlprICIi tal and Assets
siO5D5i472.
Information given and applications received al our Office
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-25

At the residence Of the brides father, in the town of
Mission. the l,;h inst. lN the Rev. L. ta.LIau, dr.
COLLINS SPENCER. Ia Miss MARY /. BAhEk.
In this CITY the 18th Ist. by the Rev. H. Coleman
NJ. JOHN J. HALLIDAY. 10 Miss Elm IRA 4. DOJ GLAS
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CATARRR GU RID,
They are treating catarrh new system which is
SURE CURE FOR THIS DISEASE!

Exlerirncr has proved tint caarrh ci' be cured by
LYt Treatment Gi4te hence. the many advertised cures
for sfr. all Of which local remedies give + LEI a1y
while the patient / u-iu. them, hut 'tstCr cur,
Irfarsteuliug the disease and we know il crrr71 j"
cured y local treatment Ct', Therefore ve al>o prescribe
q crttfr.l remedy 10 le taken and hy the conf med
{l-{ and c1,s't ,s.,ga treatment, thereby effect
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1 PERMANENT CURE.

TurIE CONSULTATIONS for years have averaged from five
10 seven ouSiud year. which gives them an eNernce
unsurpassed : y any. and eqUallcd only 'y few
rRencrur they do not promise all stages Of
Disease. Willie all diseases Curatle, ii tar N IA seasons
all stags- Your m5y tie durable this week
not neNt-to7lay, tomorrow; hence the danger Of
delay.
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Ottaha fret Trabtr.
LOCAL. MATTERS;
Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.

NHfo"S0 "11tt 1tVch Hs1dnU Nd1t 1tV"us
ON and after Sunday Nov 6, 1884, Trains Pass Ottawa
Station follows:
GOING EAST.
Niybt Txn-c,s ISr,s.v eIc-nteS) I2.45 A. NJ.
pa1ril rr.;,It r'cr1,,a!!I,t;nnt 625 A. NJ.
E,.k Island Fr.iyI,t 10 Z. NJ.
GOING NEST.
Day Express, and Mail Sunday eIcePted) 1l55 A. NJ
.-;.t. 10 $50"
p;, rigL, LISP NJ.
Express Freight, 10
Nov. l., 1864 STASEaER, agent
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No case Will be received. W hen ri.c re
are any doubts Of cure or tsClief.

Our Terms CASH: hence the money must be sent with
all orders fTimecines Itcosts from five dollar To fifteen
dollars per month doctor with which includes nIc,i
CineS.
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ySlIIE Farm just two miles of the house and
and mile OF the city limits. belonging Mrs.
f. C. McPlcrson situate l6 town b. range 100
acres land and L. of timber On the
valuable vements-two story DIV cling House
house. and fine young bearing Orchard. Enquire of
OTTAWA. Dee TO- 1864. pF.CAMER0N.
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General Insurance Agency
For La Sale Comfy.
Aggregate Capital represented. sc, POP, l52.

We will insure against loss and damage Icy FIRE Dtrel-
sngs FiJ7sitIuc GEJiT, Turning tts5 Y0Jr McrctIt-
lis de- day five years tine, the following
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-25
BANK OF OTTAWA,
CoRyER NAIyIyD IA SALE SIS
Will. Il. ". Cushman,

FXCuANGE EOUGHr AHD SOLD on
NEW YORK.
CHICAGO,
ST LOUIS
LONDON, LIVERPOOL, i IRELAND
Also,
PARIS FRaNKFGET-CS-N BERLIN.
STRASEUEG, TUEGAHr- COLOGNE,
HAMBURG. AMSTERDAM, BREMEN
Collections made and promptly RENTED for a; cur
-.-t rates or cEch4nCe-
Geld aul silver h0ugH: and gold
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a'an'Iing 4 ausuranfe.
Tx C. II 4 y G Z 3 4 \ X
FAY { Si1EnWn %,
OTTAWA. ILLS.

We offer our services the public for the transaction
Ola
General; Essn;Eas Ess:.is,css.
ACCOUNTS opened anil DEP0>IES received.
INHERENT allowed Deposits.
BUSINESS uAE,EIs discounted
SIC:aC DEs ATS on CHICAGO. NEW YORK
AMI all ftefH C.ii,s lF=!t and sold CiTT1: Rates
DRAFTS FOR ONE POUND AND UPWARDS son
E.JIHd. I-r'EI AMI >-si.ai sal; aF-c Dy!gs on
fTcr1're, Ge.Lgs,y, cHf N5r.rIy.
Government stamps. f'r stamping Vote, GaTt
gIgcs. Dsssis, tiHiru~is Hsc-ip's, d. for sale.
Cold. silver. ciOS cTHnicT,f EoG Pnus, and
tscTTctt NFzy, bought ct the highest market r'ie-
Particular attention TaI 70 I'll" r'tsc anal -air %
AMI 1910 sE-ErtI.. and 7"3e Notes, ard all
Government srrTEg5tl.s-
Notes and Mortgages bought.
Money loaned - ,ays to 10 years time.
FSTiose having Notes Mortgages they wish 70 sell
or raise money on those wi=Ein. u borrow money Will
fni i, t. their aIy,rle call and bc!Ore making
aryanS e!leIts elsewhere
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FOR SALE.

Ts;IIE Lease and Furniture Of the Ottawa House witt
rood Barn. l-ise ir.uuI- years from the 18th q
April Tor particulars enquire or ile premises
ntinyrn Fol-. 1 lS5.-.ta
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or rcd spot no time in having it attended
timely may them iron. TIE Lur.uFs sauer-
ins and I-..;i ii an open cancer
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IL aso sur for >-arlatin 81 Scarlet Fever Vi,
i ~ TN 4. CHS ti,-ts~. 1t Fails T. cure l'l
-ri.ug ,ritt.I from l. l. - hours IL siSes r.
lief immediately.
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CANCERS !
TTMORS OR SWELLINGS,

Thrv hayc had extensive practice and wonderful u
c., ia the treatment e., winch they cure without
eating them uu; using TIN knit 1T thee wH' have
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80 I have given the Plantation Bitters to hun
drcs Of disabled soldiers with the astonishing c
feet q ID. ANDREWS,
Soldiers Home Cincinnati
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SATURDAY, Feb. 4--p. m.

SATURDAY. Feb. +-p. m.
Gold opened at 2lOI and sold as high 1 2lil.
Tho closing rate was 2l3i. Tie advance was en-
gineered by bus' in gold Who are free sellers ut
the advance. Tho export Of gold was 80, 346 in
the face Of al executive supply OF strong bills.
The export in the absence Of military disaster. is
near ito close except Far an il may b. continued
for ,flcc, by gold gamblers. All ,ho adsices from
the United States are Of oLameicr To inspire
fresh confidence i'll Europe il the ability Of the
Federal Government 20 suppress the Rebellion,
and their effect will be IN renewed purchases al
National stocks at advancing rates. The same
facts which induce foreign capitalists 10 invest in
our stocks will call home the large amounts Of
money now held In Europe for safety, and Il would
not be surprising TO zee gold On ito way to New
York a, al early day, high as tho current premium
ia now maintained by gamblers. Tie tendency OF
the financial current ii toward fpecic payments, III
spite Of the movement of I, few bubbles upon the
surface moving in the other direction, ard people
tempted 10 make engagements based on gold ut n
continued high premium, cannot be too careful.
Government stocks, in the face OF the Pccoe
failure ART higher, and in good demand Tho Is
Of 1891 are up 70 lC9i i0qi; tho new ZOOS 1857;
the old, 1904 the l0-;0s At 1901 a l0li aud Cortih
Gates at 90. The 100 Currency Notes are in good
demand and it is expected that moderate exerion
only will be needed 20 get T. 600 900 per Goy which
will give the Treasury all il needs without issuing
any more currency. Strong railway bonds are Ia
demand, and offered sparingly. Railway shares aro
Cher unacr tho stimulus OF advancing gold,
but the extreme quotations OF the day are not sus
tanned, the bears being free sellers OF tho whole
list at the advance. At the close Of the day prices
arc firm, and the tendency upward.
Money is Offered in great abundance and upon
long engagements With good cola;efais, is ursclup
on brokesat 100 or cent Upon ordinary security
the rate ia 7 per cent. In commercial paper 40
change. The fevcrish condition OF the gold market
disturbs the value Of all produce and commodities,
and a. a natural result detcrs people from buying
anything but choice paper.
The following the nominal rates for exchanges;
Bankers Sterling 90 days 1907 Bankers Sterling,
3 days, l0l ailOi; Merchants Sterling, l0SQi0si;
Francs, SO 05.I5.
Frcights are moderately active. The engage
mcn,s to Liverpool arc 80 hhds. Ts,low 1T lOs and
IS pkgs. Lard at l5s. To London, 100 bbl. Spirits
Turpcninc ut g., and - hhds. Tobacco at 2is.
id. TO Glasgow, per steamer, - lkss. Lard at
500. An Austrian ship vas chartered TO Antwerp,
ut 3js., for Timber.
m for 10 wpcl coYnDarc folows.
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gives the following quotations for mining stocks:
Gould & Cnry, 81 $40 per foot; PotOsi, 500 per
foot; Yellow jacket 1880 per foot; Chollar, 900
per foot; Imperial, Sis per FOOT Empire, $75 per
foot.
The sales Of Petroleum Stocks to-day were 400
Excelsior, $l2 Is; 100 Cherry Run, 92c.i 700 Tack
81; $50 Rynd Farm, $59$4s5.
The bill approving the consolidation OF the Ga
lena and North Western Railroads has passed the
Illinois Senate.
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tAdvc,tiscmrrtj
GovRgSMESr AGENCY AND DESIGNATED DBPOSI.
TORY oE IaE UNITED SrArEs
JorirH u. ORyIs. President. JOHN T. Hill, Cashier
TGl NINTH NAIIoSAL BANK. No. 1863 BROADWAY,
Nrw.YoRK, Feb. , 1868
This Bank will receive Subscriptions to the 100 LOAN
at par, receiving all five per cent interest bearing
notes, allowing tie accrued interest ia date OF sub
scription.
Interest on tho 1904 will commence Feb Is; Interest
to that date VIII he allowed the subscriber at the rate Of
two cents PEE doy on each One Hundred Dollars.
The following table shows the value of the several
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FROM LONDON.

Terrible Storms on the English Coast
POlitics-The Coming Session Arrest
or n Peruvian Captain for Alleged
Breach Of the Foreign Enlistment Act
The Shenandoah Case-Another Rebel
Gunboat Detained at Dublin" H. cog
nisiOno CsWards-Tbe History ofJuii"s
Cesar by Napoleon ISI.-Iiesn', Liter
airy and JourunIistic-Ncwspa and
Msgazines-Anecdete About Thncks ray
The Times and The Evening Mail
Items.
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Bv anti or ~ the Secretary Of the Treasury the
ier.gDed has assumed tho General Subscription gency
FOR the sale Of United States Treasury Notes. bearing
seven aud three toatIper cent interest," per annum.
snowL O. The
sEyES-IlIIBrY LOAN.
These Notes issued uudor tine date Of August 18th
1864 AMI arc payable three years from that time, In
ourrercy or are convertible the option Of the holder
into
u q $40 SIX rEE CENT G0iDBEARIso BONDS.
These bonds are now worth premium Of nine per
cent incrding gold interest from November, which
makes the actual profit on e 80 Loan current rates.
including interest about ten per cent per annurn be-
sides it, ereapu9n from STATE and msneia! hr1afion
vhies add ron iorhree pcr according to
the rate levied other property The interest paya
bic soliarnualy by coupons attached to each note,
which nay be cut on and sold to any bank or banker
The interest amounts 10
ONY cl,,r PR DAY on A.. $50 NOTE.
Two orsTs rgg DAY os A.. 200 SoII.
TN cESrs PR DAY oSA.... 500 NOTE.
30 CENTS rrn DAY or A. ~. 900 NOTE.
"a PEE DAY sA..........sJ 900 NOTE.
notes of all Tho denominations named win be prompt
ly furnished upon receipt OF subscriptions Thisis
TIE ONLY LOAN N MARKEr
now offered by the Government and it is confidently
expected Tat is superior advantages will make it tho
GREAT PorUiAR loan or THE PEOPLE.
Less than S.00OuocJo remain unsod. which vii
probably be- disposed of within the next 90 or 20 days
WHOM tie notes viii undoubtedly command premium
ns IN. uniformly been the closing tho subscrp
tons to other Loans.
IN order that citizens OF oycry town and section OF
the county may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan, The National BANKS. state Banks, and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed
10 receive subscriptions. and they TO be responsible
for tho delivery of the notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY Cook, Subscription Agent Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-06
NEW.JERsEY ITEMS.

BERGEN COUNTY FARMERS CLUB.-A few of
the residents Of Paramus aud adjoining places mot
la,t Saturday evening at Union Hall, and organized
the Bergen County Farmers Club The officers chosen
we're james Kelley. President; JOIN j. Zabriskic.
Garrett II. Van Diem. Vice. Presidents, ]. W. Eng.
land Corresponding Secretary; f. j. Keeley. Record
ing Secretary and Treasurer. Meetings will be held
semi monthly ut the same place. the first and third
Saturday evenings OF each month, and annual eIbi
bion Of the agricultural horticultural and other pro-
ducts Of Bergen County 10 ~ be held In the month
September, ut which prizes for excellence will be
awarded. This movement will suppl, n much needed
cultvhtOys OF the soil for discussion and the
Of notes the crops and the cheapest way u at,an
ing the best results, the Club cannot fail to become
popular and useful institution
THIEVES IN ORANGE, n. IA few nights
since tho houses OF Messrs Martin and Colby In that
town. were entered by burglars ard large amount Of
property stolen from the latter. including silver
watches pins and clothes At Mr.. Martins it IL sup
posed the thieves were alarmed. valuable articles
were left At Mr.. Coby's both he HIS WIFE, aud
family were druggcd with clloiofom or some other
Article as tie whole household did not woke TIL very
much Inter than usual the next morning. and some Of
the family quite III from the effects Of the article
used, whatever IL was Mr. Colby has offered reward
property IL must have been the WORK Of ~,lne
plishcd city thieves
FIRE ON Tug MgADOws.-The illumination
Friday night was caused by an extensive lire On the
meadows between Hudson CITY and Newark.