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Chicago Market:

7
BrcadstuiTS with an active trade, have generally
declined during the week. Flour about 81 cts,
wheat 10. corn and oats ) cts. To-day
Fiour-Demaud better White winter wheat
sll.5iaI2.25: spring extras U0aS - spring su-
perhnes .l.50.6.O
Wheat irregular and unsettled. No red win
ter 5 6ai.a5; extra spung l45; No. spring
l.30al.3 81; No. li7al 20.
Corn III good demand at 6ia66c for No | in store
6za6lc Tor No., , aud iia5Sc Tor rejected.
Oats lower. No. ! 3Ua3.c.
Barley dun at S5c.
Rive 6ga13c
Wool dull at $3.50 for fleece washed
Potatoes 40ajU Tor sound MERGERS aud peach
blows
Gutter-Choice 2;a26c., fair to good lsa2l |, com
mnn la SC.
Eggs plenty and dull at l5c
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The CHEAr AUCTION SToKE.-We noticed
multitude of boxes in front of N. Siieel S
store. which Indicate that his fall goods haye
arrived. The ANNOUNCEMENT is enough for
tAe pu3llc 10 know tn. everything in the
line Of mems and boys clothing, b ,ois and
shoes, hats and caps can be loui.d there: also
a cheap lot OF carp ting, which will be sold a,
an extraordinary low price. Remember the
pace-La Sale st, 3 doors North of Dim.
steals grain warehouse.
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AnsaOllnceni e nfs.

AT the request OF a number of soldiers, as
well as citizens, of this county, we Announce
the name OF Capt. Moses OsMAN rs a candi-
date for the office of County Treasurer at the
ap! roa hing November election.
We are authorized to announce the name
Of SAMUEL ". RAYMOND as a candidate +,
reelection to the Office Of County Clerk at
he approaching November election.
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Fruit STEALING is their no re mely for
the fruit stealing nuisance? There is scarce
' householder in Ottawa, having grape
vines. fruit trees, or melon patch bout his
premises, but complains OF these dapredation3.
They are not only committed by boys, bat by
men-or, at least boys wearing very large
boots. The last legislature passed very
stringent laws to punish this sort of thieying,
bat the trouble is to catch the rascals. We
hear Of an association organizing to keep up
a through system of night watching, so that in
a few days, We hope TO be able TO chrcnicle
the arrest of some of these thieves. We sha
publish their names in full
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NoTRE Dame UXIvEEsITY.-Att is
called to The advertisement in another cot
umn, of this popular institution. The tall
term oTeus with an increased number of able
and ellicenr prof ssors, pre- ects, AMI teachers
(over forty in number and over 600 students
from almost every art of the Urion. Our
own state will as usual be again wellrep-esen-
ed; the catalogue showed 10 from Illinois,
among whom, as mentioned heretofore,
Mr. Huh Gillen. OF Ottawa the vale dictor
ian. took the highest premium ever awarded
hy the institution. With the term about to
open the institution takes possession of It's
new building just completed at a cost of
| $4,000.
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a GAgS =.

hereby certify that had been blind seven years
an inmate Of the Iowa State Institution for the Blind
Vinon Iowa, five years. when surgical operation was
performed both eyes 10y Dr. J. T. Walker Of Chicago
which has resulted in my perfect torton that can
now read ior hours without injuring my eyes.
The pcrstioH performed on the 9Th OF July 1854,
and on the DIST Of Ngyemttr I commenced my duties a.
teacher in District School : in the township OF Lyons
Cook cynnty, position I now hold.
LUGENE KETCHUsr
hereby certify that saw Mr. Eugene Ketchnm willie
h was blin and that he has liz i ht and Zach
-; forth in the forging certificate.
JOHF L. EGERmART
Chicago, Aug g. 1865. !.sFooy Cyaaiiss,l i.,r
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MORE UoUsEs WANTED One Of the great
e.. drawbacks to the prosperity Of Ottawa 1t
present Is the want Of more dwelling house.
New Corners find it impossible TO secure
,lace for sheir families. The difficulty Is az
sravatcd b. the fact that We have no good
hotel At which they can stop. What hotel
room we have Is alike over crowded. Rent-
are ex,ravagantly high, so HAT poorer people
huddie together. two or three families in a
hoase. 1t Is true, when money yields ten PER
cent. in a hundred other ways, people viii 's.
slow to nu.Id tenant houses that seldom Yield
as much. Bat hca'y rea.e,;ate a1l business
men viii find tLat though in one way they
may make less. in a hundred other ways thry
will make more by irving the town plen:y Of
small houses u; a los. rent. The mcchp1 Is
and laboring men or Philadelphia are Ee,.er
housed than in any other city in the wyl /,
and the heavy real estate owners Of thar city
uuanimouslyagr"e that cheap rents have pad
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EgEoR.-That was an error. when we said
in orr last that Or. d. d. THoWPsoy was
about to remove east, on account of failing
health. He has no thought of charging lis
residence from Ottawa. He has taken q
trip east for his health, to remain perhaps
some non hs, but his family remain here
and Ottawa is still and probably always WI
be lis place Of residence.
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PatTOnize Home Institutions.
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co,
0TrsWA ILLINOIS.
Premium Notes, received May l, 1865, constituting
the CJptI.
&227.f7O So.
Now in iorce
$3.50. f:s5 Sc.
Amount " Property 1t risk,
sI.e33. SIS "a.

1t will he by the al "ye that this Company has 81
of every Sl Ti>k: the laing Stock Co.'S of
the East have only u uf every % 5i of liza
bilities, az shown ly their pull ii,he-i reports
The arsugc cast of Insurance in this Cos for the past
years hiss been hut about third U the Fate changed by
ether Cos
Our losses thus FAR have been promptly AM slsEtctnri-
adjusted " q have never had to contest Joss.
The business of the Company for the past two years has
been very prosperous; p"ligs having been Issued
than in tie previous eight years.
The directors well known amor the best business
ui the COUNTY.
No assessment Re made until the losses OF the Co
require It, AMI hut "iIa .t>sssIcit YEAR and 10y
the Directors . rat ie gsy2jr-
c ~ anything J3 10 Tee df'-Jler payment until
uGtioa t yea' from Tie date oi their politics
In view of the above facts, viz: 't this home
sttu,n: that the security l. AMPLE the iI>rn
less than in either Cos. the PROM and Hety with
winch lo>,s settled: thank entitled the
patronage OI Ibis community in YEertnCetu foreign Com
pdiies.
Policies issued on 10th the S.ockaui Mutual plans III
most layurt.l- terms.
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EFHAVlNG quit farming and consequently fiirthe
Tor il. offer Tor sale ON bow and easy terms
my Nheeers Patent Endless ham Railway Horse Pow
and oyershot TIIHASnER with Vibrating SEPARATOR
The machine - uearl, new and the best patent in
SYLvANUS CROOK,
South Ottawa aup 10 ,G5sxx
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Soldiers, ysce1spS.

\ mass meeting of the Returned Soldiers
of the town of Ottawa viii be held at the
Sept. 9th, to take into consideration matters
in which we are deeply interested. a full at
tendance is solicited.
Signel, The SOLDIERS OF OTTAWA.
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MosQUrroEs are getting numerous 81

MosQUGToEs are getting numerous They
are pests of soeitty;an delight in backbting.
Professionally, they are ball stickers, and
the only way 10 get rid of them is 10 carry
the usual placard on your back, ''.St,ck No
Bills Here" Then, if they poster yon, YOU
can take the law on them, you know.
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Swnl.,D Lands.

pEING authorized by the Board OF Supervisors of La
- sale County, shall offer for sale at public auction.
al the south door the Cor; liorrcin ottawa Sttur-
day the lCt day OF ptemicr next eleven O'Clock in
The forenoon. the following described land, 10 wit: The
Southwest qirt,r the northeast Gaaiter OF section
iiitern III township thirty five north, range two
tb third principal MERIDIAN being swamp lands GA ncdby
sid county,
Ottawa, August 10th, 1865.
VM FLEMING,
6w-52 Agent for the County.
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FINE HoRsE.-Neeiy's Thorough Bred Horse,
Proud AMERICA, will MAKE fail Season at Mitch
ellis Livery Barn. Terms. $40 to insure. All
wanting good stock will not fail to see him. Lie
is Beauty
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Sssss. Ilas. AsE.E

gone Of trade and aid say 70 tho ladies'
ottawa and country. FIN ling it mI o-s lr 70 dispose Of
business this Spring. have decided II p ~ with
and chic- spring K. and VII = "a at the
prices heretoore have large u i -trrc stock Of
Craps La,,s Ribbons, Flowers and ,th"r-. hou one
year ego. very low prices which w Ire sold at cost
with the dies remember his ard land foT the
selves.
have also large lot Of hornets, both in silks and
Srws suitable ir country trade, which will be sold
great sacrifice
L, il from the country, VIII find It profitable come
ami min MY stock before making their lurras else
where. SARAH 4. 1aRHLE,
Corner Main & Ia s,lle streets, up stairs the old
stand Oi j. VI. TarJie.
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4 Care. 10 i..r sIr.rri,i:.

10 you 20 o. De- rsg-Is / 49, swallow two o. t'r-c
hos~hs-, %. Eu ha," Tonic Br;'r-~ -Slrst,r,rjll -
~N=rv""s AntI.t-. g.. a.. and after you are -a;s
Ed vi.h tn result. then Try "a. BOX q Ola Doctor Euc
ham, English eel Pil--.ud be rest'rrd health
and vg"r IN IT,, ti1n thirty DAYS They purely wee
t. lis-u to trke frosuI, AMI -u;.ry u their e!ct.
;hr broken down arl shattered cortiruau OIL and
ing rare 'ieHl y,i advantage Ir Buehar-- Tag
i- SaelEc I, IL css tn - DAYS the yr"r.t c.-es
a; Noryou-Hcs- Impatyn.y, Premature Decay, seminal
e.knoss Insanit.ry, ami al Ur.nrry sexual Herv
Gus AfeciaI.s matter frot, what produced.
Price. One Dollar per hoX. S.a' post paid. 10y niN
ceiit Of IN order. AI.lrrsr. JAMES :. EUTLEE,
N - Irpaaaay Nv Yori. General \ cent
z. s.-A box sent - any al % rccp; Of prize
which is one bui!4s-post FIRE. descriptive Circular
: ut on M! LEGATION.
.'ufy p 10y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-02

CLOSING AND ARKRvAL OF MAILS
Western closes 1890 VI. Arrives 12:i5 p. NJ
| E,stern 10 VI GPM VI. IL ~ p. VI.
Farm Ridge closes p. ", and arrives 12 NJ ednes,lays
and Saturdays.
Newark CLOSES 100 NJ and arrives l p. NJ Tuesdays
an Saturdays.
sonnuluk closes 90 NJ Saturdays; arrives 5: so P NJ
Fridays.
Office Opens A. VI. Closes, !: go p. NJ.
aug26 TO j. W. DOW, p. VI.
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60 "a the Cheapest and Ecc>f.

Tor sound Practical Bus.aeS. Education, 20 TO the
No,tt ts,@l Basa cHsys located IL aurora Illinois
For full particulars, address, with stamp for circus
segt2, - 3n '. REIFSNIDzR Aurora. III.
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EEDrcTIoy OF FHEIGur.-The Chicago 4
Rock Island r. K. Co., has set an example
which We hope viii be followed By ali ether
Railroads. in the country. 1t has made quite
heavy reduction in its rates o; freight The
CESSATION OF the war has brought down the
prices Of AL articles Of farm produce. a. well
a, many articles Of merchandise. and farmers
can live if tgeigI:s come down III a cores
pOudiug proportion.
The following are uow ,he rates Of freight
on the Oh. ( L. Island Z. L. between Clicego
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For lheaD.

The '" quarter Of section Il, in township 81 north
range = elst thiri prinipa meridin is ncosei on al
SIDES by improved farms, is desirable quarter section
OF land timber and coal convenient, and in neighbor
hood OF prosperity and wealth. title perfect.
Ottawa Jniy ~ 'C5-tf A. b. SMITH
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WHJSK Err g:
WUISK CRS

Do You want Whiskers or Nioustarhes! Our Gracian
Compound win force them to grow on smoothest face
or chin or hair on bald heads in Six Weeks Price s, co.
sent nv I-''' vwhere cI~-slv se.'ad -e> Price
Address WARNER Co., Box ,s3, Brooklyn, NY. I
Hs..i-,j
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The new Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine. can be seen aud bought az Alschuei Co. ::
new store.
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READY PAW

We would respectfully say customers that
on and after the lst day OF August next, we shall
sell goods strictly for ready pay.
We shall reduce the prices so that it will DC an
object for all buyers TO example stock before
purchasing elsewhere. All persons having unset
tied accounts with Us, are invited to cali and set
lie rh same at their earliest conv enieuce.
July - 65. BEAN 4 MORGAN.
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J. V. 4 HOES, Fres't.
WM. n TRUE, sgc'ry.
w. II. CUsHNAN, Treasurer.
4. Il WOOSTER General : gent
sSsEED STATES
Military Claim Agency
e. E.eAu,EaIezkEs.

al ir GRADES lF-. - IN i " IrIIIr-I
oOnnegt.u with t!i- !-w business prosecute claims
Against ia UHt- StrrS- -gI VIII i.- .ruiI and
fuI attention 70 the cJll--f. u
A. Gums G.o,-ing osH cf the Present. Wcr,
c5V..sTING or
B,cb Pay Due resigned 5.i..ar-.
Back PAY ju- III. % .~-,-t s,l,i.r-.
Pay due dee q OF, AM iers. their - lows and heirs
Pensions due brothers SISTERS .el-ed elders.
Pensions due valid soldiers.
Bounty and Btrs Ply due Heir of 'rr.-.l 'irrs,
Pensions 'iue : hers Widows AMI ..l.r Iri.s.
fay lIors lost, SiIl or iii . l .s- l.. 3. Service
FEES-Inn will greater DE-. charged than tha,
allow 81 by ty. and Zee whatever u I!r-j until
the cr,iIr,tIr tHc APP caut viii always tetsasH
into consideration.
I-t 1t Ice remembered that am Agent for ~ person
tias- who caiy low nj - applications
,riei direct IL ta IrI '1....a-s.t ~ 'lgtHu
Ii-e saith -i. Min ~sspct, opposite Court House.
Ottawa III June .Uil DO
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r IME CHAN 6 Z d.
D r. w a L x Z r
GEEGEI. ROUSE, OTTAWA,
MAR * HE'D

An Mt all ether times the Dispensary for Diseases
The Eve and Ear. III South CLARK St, Chicago.
jury 8, Us.
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st. PATRICK'S ACADEMY,
la SALE, ILLINOIS,.

This Literary Institution coniuetel 10y the Brothers o
the thTisin schools, il situated in OF the hetItlii ~
purticUs the state, a short distance from the Rock
! Island X. station.
livery attention pil to whatever contribute T.
the health and happiness of the Stule their moral.
receiy; i,il direction, while
mild christian ycrluent exercises etyating nilu
! enCe over the entire Academy.
Iir Course studies extends systeInaticallr through
the Primary Intermediate Commercial, Classical and
Scientific DEPARTMENTS aud students promoted accord
ing TO capacity aud progress.
Board tuition ami washing SltC per session which CON
nieces August y. ist5 terminates the first
/ OF july. EoT iurther particulars. F,idft,s.
au- =, Cj-iw* ERJ. GuSFlyUS Director.
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In this city, the 18th of August at the residence Of
MIR. VI. II. Prescott 10y the Rev I. n. Benedict MI. ED
WARD l.. ARMSTRONG. to Miss VIDA +. PRESCOTT.
At Farm Ridge, Arg. 18th. ly Rev Henry g. Dick
Nr. ELISHA GALLUP OF New Michigan. Miss LIZZIE
GROW daugh of Dr. Grow of Farm Ridge.
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0ttatua fret Gra0er
LOCAL. MATTERt,'


Chicago ana ROCK isIand Ran Road.
IN and after August 9th, isG5, Trains Pass Ottawa
Station as fellows:
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Nail, SUNDAY excepted) 2f p. NJ.
Night Express SUNDAY excepted)... Il - 4. 81.
Peoria Freight tacccmOdatIon) GO A. NJ
Rock Island Freight, ..i5 r. NJ
GOING NEST.
Dsy Fxnress and Mail fsundav.xcepted) u p. VI
Mol, Fxnr,ss 40 3 81 A. VI
Peoria i.ht = w T. W.
Express freight, ioz'
aug Oh 1,65 F. TAvENER, agent.
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y the south west corner of Walnut and Jefferson
J Ottawa. Illinois Pun cIis,.rs will call upon james
Wells the premises. OF A. ". Cavalry, hs agent
tel eli sale JAMES WILLS
aug 20. iJ.-;f
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"A Eifsss TOsT LIDS.

A Clergyman while residing in South America as a
missionary, discovered se and simple remedy for the
Nervous Weakness, Early Decay Diseases OF the
Urinary and Seminal Organs, an the whole triad Of dis.
orders brought by bancul and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted 10y desire benefit the afflicted and unfUrtu-
ntte viii send the recipe 70 preparing and using this
medic inc, in sealed envelope, hny who needs it
Free Of Charge
Please incose postpaid ENVELOPE addressed your
self. Address.
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
: STATION d. BIBLE IoUsY
% N,,rl
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A GENTLEMaN cured of Nervous Debility, Premature
~ Decay. ami the effects of youthful inscreon will lie
happy to furnish others with the mnes o cure free Of
c.dgJe) This remedy it simi'-. az. and certain.
full particulars, by return mail please address,
JOHN b. OGDEN.
June Il, 1865. G. Nassau ST.. Nsw York.
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August 18th MINNIE. only daughter of s. b. & MAE.
GARET 7. GBuDLEi, aged years and months.
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W HllcfS.
ksousc and ts,re. EOt. For Sale

1 FINE assortment of Wallets and Pocket Books,
"A OSMAN & HAPEHaN >
One door north Of Armstrong Clothing. store.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
El:srOu s.iCbig7s
NUtriiye food. The best known preparations for
fans ami lny.Iids. Mhile il agrces with the weak

GAIT, always on haned at
- june II 6 p GRIDIEy,s
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igneJ, The SOLDIERS OF OTTAWA
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29
Important to the sick

We invite readers to careful perusa of DR. Eas-
terlys medical advertisements, which be found in
columns this day Dir. Eastery's Family Medicines
deservedly popular, have extensive sale are
resorted to by invads from all parts of the United
States DR.. Easterlys Family Medicine Store has been
established in St. Louis for the last twenty years and as
he is regularly educated physician and chemist We
safely recommend his celebrated popular RENE
dies to the citizens of Cairo and vicinity the
II vse. Orders addressed to DR. f. Easterly st. Louis
Missouri will receive prompt attention and forwarded
to all parts of the United States His preparations
be had at the principal Druggists in Cairo nearly
every and city in the West.
Sid at wholesale by J. b. Humphreys & Co Cairo,
Illinois. oct2S
- GREAT OAEs LITTLE ACoRNs Grow THE
worst diseases known to the human spring from
causes small almost defy detection. The vol
of scientific lore that fill the tables and shelves of
the medical fraternity only prove and elaborate
these facts
Then guard yourself while you may. The smallest
pimple the skin the tetae and indicator of dis
may fade and die away from the surface of the
body but will reach the vitas perhaps, at last and
death be the result and final close Maggies Bilious
Dyspeptic and Diarrhea Pills where all others fail
While for Burns, Scads Chblans cuts and all abras
ions of the skin Magges Salve infalible Sold j.
Maggel - Fulton street, New York and all Druggists
at 20 cents per box. oct2l-d&w1y
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FLOUR Extra family $40 30 per bbl double extra
siz; triple extra SIS: boiled meal 5c per PIX; rye
hour - 50 per Dbl; Buckwheat - Graham -; Fa-
RIM loc 10; Hominy DC h.
PEoVl-l 'Ns-Beef roast pieces. 12!c per ID; Steaks
best iaZ0c per H., round 2l5c per lb Corned Bee
~. per Id eai 100 per lb Lard 29c per 10; Ir'Pe
per pee salt Pork 25c per liz; Frrsh Pork l"GDHc
per ID; Hans whole 2O pr b Hams, sliced pieces,
20 per 10 Mutton l23@15c per Ib Lamb VI per hind
ao@6oe per l6 ghees z503oc per lib; Eggs 4o@43 per
doz; Meats Tongues 500 a piece; Kreut Zoe per
plate; Bologna Sausage 4uc per Id; Bacon Sides Zoe ib
po j oLTRf-Chickens 50Ga15c piece Turkeys 81 80
gs ~ ~ n piece Geese 81 O1@1 81 piece Ducks o.
h,vef Buffalo lie per ID Dried Hallibur 25c per Id
u Uss'k dos per n an srg @ do small 4oc do fresh
ing aoc d,z Meckerris No. 80 dOz; do No 2
sar sh,mon r i%s - i; do DO. sa 7se h""
n iES-lrooms 1OG .5c each; Kerosene 90 gal )
pRoDr sS" do Star 4oc lb' do: sperm ;oc
per aoz Onions 65G.7O, Der TX Turnips SOC per PIX ;
nes o9Eggc per PIX; Potatoes Irish, Hoe per PIX do
b"a ~ .oc per PIX Squ4shes l2ggl3e piece CAD
2oo per doz; Celery nl hmncr White Beans 60c per
PIX, 5pit Peas 0c ID Honey 40c D.; Carrots soc per
GRO EfiES-Sur,~, crushed 25c Brown
ny "tanui' ted 25c Powdered zoe; AGia'ses
soan II 'trops 81 10 do; sorghum Il 40. bat
p 10 per I'd: Oo!ong Teas I002 % per lii Green
iea . oOcAz - per il; Cgf-e parch ID, 43c per ID
Go oco green Jazz l5e per H. 5o RIO .3c per d.
ga,; Iah'e Sat - per H. starch 12l@I5c per ID;
Man s Vegetables per can scoron 25e per
SOFT soap SaIeretps 2oc per 10 SOFA O. zGc per ID
ar. Erotiaa az KIM. s. do eating, 81; taisins.
DIX Figs Tgs per ID L o. Dram 5+ ee h pgr
Res l7ES per ib Curarts 30: pr Ii: rrunrs t5c per
ID d o''f Ss,a nnces = Craps Isabell SIC per
do Berr LsaGos tee Canned rsaehrs h 4e' can
BREAD And can Brandy peaee +e per , Dot, Rye
n = 10
Corn Co. &c" Gsa. do crssers 5s per e;cn 5
d Coz c a oe oz Gnten cakes &c each Jelly
each Fr ta en- Fruit Cake 7c perlb; "nd Cake 4oc
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EY-O Our genial friend Mr.. ". c. Green, the
eentlemanly news agent on the NJ. 4 o. r. R I,
was in town last evening, looking as natural as
life. We regret that his stay was so short,
but Business before pleasure is his motto.
That's why he succeeds. Mr.. Green supplies
the people along the line from Columbus TO
Mobile with the TINES, and is authorized to re-
ceive orders for job Printing Of all kinds The
we regard us an evidence of our success in the
effort TO make an interesting and valuable pa
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

Hon. VIM. II. GREES. This eminent law.
yer OF our city, pow candidate for Judge Of the
Circuit Court, We notice lus been retained as
counsel for Mrs Alsman, indicted tor murder,
whose case came up ut the special term of the
Circuit Court rccerlly held at Golconda. Mr.
Green's practice extends into every Judicial
District of this Congressional District, and
wherever he appears, he never fails to add new
laurels to his already honorable reputation
We suppose that III were not iur his lucrative
practice outside of the sphere wherein he will
If elected, exercise the functions of Judge. he
could not have been persuaded To become a
candidate.
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