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, 1865-06-11
SEELED PROPOSALS.
~ EIApQ1a p1rT or TIE CrNAXN.AYu,1
0F11C8 CNIEF CoA161s4AH All OF 8CRat61xypf,
HASAYIlkE. TEsS.. Nay ss4rh. 1871 I


DF11C4 CNlfF CO1X1s1AKY OF 8CR3t6TXNpf.
HAznvuLE, THxa, Nay :3&b. 18A{
Scaled proposals. respectfully tnyifed b Sno IN.
deEa!zne1 nntA z o,cieek June 18th ls. !or IN.
E.:h ;r TEhKE TH,,usAND s5n1 IRAp OF BKW
the tesles u The 9. Carte Coytala Is Eashvilia
~ 1a. ID 1ete o. nse Mo9saad a1 each syeEy Ten
h. mAaa on o. before Jaan nth, ls<A The7 mu1f
fs'ipg ,n9tt 3! q eight nsadsed Gu91 pounds Mosa
Each bid. 70 y cure cuuEseessston. uu1t b accaN-
Fen!a: hE the utnM Euarhltee1 Of responsibility.
Bltdess Hln4f De EFesent 70 respond 70. the1F nIds
and pr paIea e Eye nonds aad sign The contract
hrfHrn lEx1ipT this 0Eet. The Government res94feS
thc Eht 70 Eecs azy s1d al bita con1ltezod untoar
scu16e.
Payment 10 Be made aftee eash de1ym9, II fanda
are on hands u Eo1c On hand. e bd nado Is soon n
TeceiFet-
Proposals mu1t Be endorsed distinctly, -PEorosl1s
FOE HKsr CAT7LH." and addressed 70 CApE. J. c.
Ees1.c 8. and ChiefC: s., Department Of sha Cum
tertfud. NskkThle, Tenu.*
Each fefson Or every member OF 4 h2H odCtnE 4
proposal must accompany It By an oath Of afe2ifne6
10 Tho Emitted 6tates 6oEtrnme2r.
Capt. ard C. 8. Y. and Chief g. 9. b. c.
F.&fsE&tsYr -'
, 1865-06-11

The Emperor Maximilliau seems 70 have
no fear OF American enterprise, and no wish
TO stand in lis way.. Count Rcseignler, the
rived IN this city, It IS understood. with au-
thority to contract formachlneEy and vessels
oi-Tnf for the Imperial Government. OF
course Il we refuse to supply the Emperor
With there materials they will be purchased
In Europe, the Government Of Mi1l'nilllan
bsinE now recognized By al the great powers
msnt Of Mexico but Madm'llian at least
raTe becoming tribute to our skill In the
mechanic s1ta. BY applying to Us in the first
instance, as ha does To our enterprise gen.
orally BY bestow:ng upon Americans the con.
tracts 10. carrying ths malls betTesn Mex:co
Pacific sides Of the contincnt.-N T. Ford,
G3k -
, 1865-06-11
The PenniyIya1ia coRl-mtnerA'

Ofthe condition Of affairs In the coal re.
cious about Pottsvillc, the Phi1Adelphia In
Cuiyrr Of the sth inst. eays:
No mines are being worked, at least to any
extent, and the miners have been out Of work
for Six weeks. The laboress will NOT 90 to
work ut the reduced figures fixed by opera
The Inclined plane leading from the coal
breaker Of Kirk i Bawn, At CroW. Hollow,
was get on fire BY miners, and tho breaker IT.
eslf WAS only saved by tearing away a por-
fion Of The structure. There Is no doubt in
rcrarl to this occurrence, but the impression
largely prevails throughout the whole min
miners III are well disposed. aud could easily
control the violent minority II they were al
lowed to 60 to work.
Il IS asserted ty the miners that the object
of The operators Is to run coal up to = biz
p1ice, and that the!r request for troops has
only bern made to cover their real designs
on the market.
, 1865-06-11

At the Tobacco Groxers' Meeting IN Louis
vile, On Wednesdar, plan Of a National
Convention Of Tohaeco Growers wns present.
ed. and II WAS decided to hold such Con-
beT.0 One subject to be considered Is the lust
method Of taxing tobscco. The following
commlttee wns appointed to correspond with
ne tobacco men In the different States, and
make arrangements for holding the Conveu-
ton l. J. Bradford, Augusta, Ky: D.
Spaldfng, I. H, Caldwell, ]. F. FiAsE, r j.
Usher, 6. spIstt, :; 8. J. Ronald: Jos: CLARK,
Louisville; John T. johnson, ". G. Morris,
Jacob PhisteE, Cincinnati; D. L. Lewis. Ma:
son county, Ky.: ". E. Glover, Dr.. King,
Logan county, Ky.: Alfred Allen. Brpckin
zIdge county, Ky.-CmieinEaG Gazeste.
, 1865-06-11
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Y QFT1CK or TlIK H1AKu fNnt.iU WQ8XI :
CHsf.Atht id c 10 b, 1964
Whereas. the Common Council 1t sho Cry OF Cal.
Dearborn Esteet To STATE ~ ann tw from Aedtson
Stieet 70 Aonrte st.e y " Buck one hundred and
BE- snfhsd. nasd sat rlsa. .s.d .orE to be dons
Works. and that III Aur nj :. thousand right hun
dro0 and tbutyseFe1 s. IN tolat- be 48ssssed nppn
g otdcsa according 70 tnu Visions ofthe R:sised
@ s aTG9aea @ II 1uen sc a. 'e aaa psoW ea q;
Isssons tnt<tssca TT fhs Connlos!one.s Of the
The 0ouft Hcute In rad c,.y fh- l6.u day une
a y. lSd 1t the honr It ~ O'clock. 4. to tasess
Council - be Azfestsd 1her n c. Aeemed benH
1ted by sae said contemplated inrsovrnlent
i q. GfEuELK
FRED LEfZ,
u. j. R03E.
Commissioners OF the Board oI PrbNc Work..
, 1865-06-11

FonT y COL TO BE CoMrLgrED.-Now that
the rebellion Is crushed and our heavy m-
ptnditures decreased, measures have been To-
Ecn to complete cur unfinished seacost forti-
1eatiors. From time to time heavy appro~
psfntitns hare been made By Congress to
inhe1 hn,sh FoEt Wool IN Ha%poa an Reads; As
which could be obtained needed to work on
Fortress Monroe, only small gang OF work
men were employed On the Rip Raps- With
in few days, however. Colonel Bcwezton,
clief eueineer of the department., received
Instructions from General Delatsld, at Wash
ceed with the work On Fort Wool There
are naw two stories Of this fort completed,
and, when finished, 1t will ba the fneat es
we'll as tho most solid structure Of the kind
in American waters
, 1865-06-11
NIGHT sCAVENGER, :

VIII attend 10 c1enrfrK pFtsy ysn1te -.1e,,,....
f4e manure and OF reva natter Of eTr,w 49,
Adaitss oiSeH to CHARLES KQEX. T. q. Enx aT9m
chicago, Minol1. - u teSfssMM a 81 112Ns ~
, 1865-06-11

Eo'sncssy OF James Lock Hospital. Custom Hu7se
sueet. tew or1esat. La, css.bnaned in 1so And now
CT Sc Randolph street. Is cotsalrea daily On old
chronic. mezcu:.s srpa..iac. and Ill private dss.
easea. Dr. James cures syshlIt. with nsus~ali=er,
poAifiva cuss- Tea sepAsAsa roonk. AlconAn!ta.
lions eotadcriis'. Once open from Pa Ii TIL r. ".
iel1AS9slt
, 1865-06-11

ne EpA4E0pAI AkAfA11 4A Anew AO1As
Rev. Dr.. Muhlenbu1g, OF the Church of the
Holy Communion, having taken part In the
p.occedinss OF the Christian Union Associa-
lion, at the Broadway tabernacle. On Sun
dav evening (aff,liating With the PFesbyteri-
ans, Cougregatiuna.ists, &c.,) notwithstaud-
Ip~ the recent admunition OF Bishop Potter
against such practices by the clergy Of the
EpIscoral Church, It Is reported to-day that
tie bishop has instituted the requisite pre-
limlnary proceedings to bring the offending
minister 10 trial. Five presbyters Of the
clu1ch have been notified to examine lnto the
charges against him, accordIng 10 the require
mepis Of thu canon In such cases msde and
provided, and the result Of their action will
he announced at IN carly day. There are
other clergy, It setms, in tho samc category
With the Rev, Dr.. Muhlenburg, but 1t has
been deemed exPedlent to make his the test
case. In close sympathy with him, are Rev.
john Cotton Smith, OF the Church Of the As
censica; Rev. DR.. Tying, Of St. Georges
Rev. DR.. Taylor, OF Grace Rev. Dr.. Garfield,
OF Brooklyn; Rev. Alvah GUN, Of Williams
bu1gb, and Rev. Nr. UnCoeta, editor Of the
Christidn 1mts-au eminent chuechmen Of
the Low Church, or evangelical persu1sIons.
The trial will create an immense sensation in
the Episcopal Church.-N 7. Cor. PhRadA.
Min Ffffnfr.
, 1865-06-11

gn!s.sS :; O.! GFsek rtsss;.ns
SME1sc stsiSs -sHa..,.a Locx H3x
Se.9sS'....~ Nsrtax Sa1sho Machine WcEkA"
80 e. ntrA ACsnc we.tt1n bisnc1 Security Fro
fus c.. Of u. Wool Buyels"..-. q. = fEaus-
, 1865-06-11

the accumulated gas, caused this terrible Ca
tastrnphe. We 1--we no information ns 10
the cxtcpt of the damage to the works.
lf7ef7ing ln.tlIi1nce1, TM.
, 1865-06-11
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1-,nam Lue.na nEndesaiIl saul Ernasrsue& Smith
,UnuSpove VIM kEkseyXF
yarkaeinoe-k VS. 1LyntkW yaaaCA
I, wn n0z Va Eaifeoosr fHadeIcssE Anzl
, ysruou Vim yac.Eo'fGN yanSn1a
! ysneeiuas " vuLrce tAnsan ras.on AAtthl:s
fT1X
, 1865-06-11

utncs open from 1st OF p:i. to Il Of November
G.M 4. q. It'll S 2 En- uum November lat u Ami
IL, hs3 hn n tll ?. m. An1 on Sundays. II IN 9
4. n to 1Ql5 p. N. -
, 1865-06-11

~. The mercantile steam feet Ia the
Southern trsdc, from New York, numbers
thirty-fye vessels aud in addition thirty fivo
ealing vessels were on Tuesday loading at that
port for tie South.
, 1865-06-11

BEAD Hhar Eev. ia e. Billings atar of the Mys.
nc star" {Aa:onc Monthly &e1e:
We EecoCtnend tho+e who arr rrnubact With tooth.
Aebo 70 the Chicago D~rra1 AssnttAttcu R1otny
sua kessds hl.cs. No. lis nna horn st;ees. md
q no eh Dir w. xxer & Eshneat5ck a1tnlnlsIef
The rurn EtE0na Oxide tSAE We ave hNd 62pax1enca
IN our fzmiIy. and tpeAk from Snnwisdxd. Nr1. u
bad ntae teeth tasca ont vr- frv u sucuts, and
70 had xeaufta from thu o3~sx.!6n WnAtavar. 90 10
Shese FenEemto rt let the Fsl va You OF auf-
xeink. ed &C aEture J7u thst you Wilt thsak Ear
ccoTImt1clns this 0t1a. J. B" tclefL Ii
, 1865-06-11

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, 1865-06-11
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Te OFT LEmuet Y4ts3eTApE8 8cz2tSouoSeFcJ
Nonu9 ia Or Yates cacb r Teuui " d co
YoungJ
, 1865-06-11
The Young nsan,s friend, /,

LIT Gvezy ncAa he h1 u&cstr This Is the usine
II Box Of Medlcraa p:r,'a1ed 0S N eminent Phyn.
SuIs fE ~ pEtvnsz dissas<. Elth dt,eetons how p
Friend u yc1r possession. ron hHvr tho fn directions
1od medicine toI The Treatment OF yourself and f4e1da
. Il for salo By Dru1EtzH everyE1t1n- AK TOR the
XoHhX NAn1 Friend, NF7EfHz.lua
, 1865-06-11

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MN oA q Hae1otA &o4" mHitEAA9Se
Mefnet LeHA Saa MneeRr
MM&a J4E W1ee4s1 oostAauMHeJ IA
MiIfon Auntf nv. VI oo9 LAY EIN
Mhliby Henry MiaE Eano Minesr dnEAM
MI1oa Henry M!n9n u MMto1 90
M!;MnJ VA aaE . Ws.oa e. Gao
Mt!: u Appleton Milktns Mnitaet &LHn'd
,MEte? Hrhsy ~ GE - HalA1efa AoN1A
MHs Mns oe5 1n.aH wMM@
u cirssrt, Th.r vi ~ EaTtd 1EhA. ~ - - -
Whit1rrn = W;ts5n DK wiic1T A. w.
WHEELER tsto willie IL Tiiscs i;aanfr
Wiis0n TN Nfrnc r whIfe eo
Mhitm.rah aP LENT Wild Christopher
Mi1en AH MMe Cna5 MeMs 2 soae
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Wtt,N I,sa,s WnE GnAo WsHreT TI i s'aoo
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&C WA4@Eg 3AU@E43
, 1865-06-11

Readers OF "Dayid Corpcrn.1d" will re
member Dickens lively description ofa news
cTaphic system Of Ehort.haud M reportins.
which was 90 incomprehtnsible In It's details
and so difficult to master that the 1ucklcss
learner was driven to the verge of distraction
by the severity OF his labors. This passage
and It's Infusion to the life Of newspaper re-
1nrfcr Ias f.c1ler01fy ltrcn r. rrnr11d rs hif nf
, 1865-06-11
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, 1865-06-11
GESTLEAI& EMS LIST.

Ze11er Luulta mta9
Anrlssn i lllrs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

STRAWBERRIES AND ICE CREAM Mr.. HEN
Ply WALTgER-Dear Sir: Did YOU evee read
the story Of Gre Tauta,us, that unhappy Ly-
ban Ming, whom they plunged in water, with
choice fruits hanging over him, without the
power Of reaching them to satisfy hunger or
th:r'!? IF yon have, you can phanzy our
pheeiinx' as we sit a. our sanctum window
looking day after dAr at those glorious straw
berries e, yerr ssow window eeross the way.
and at those luscious looking oranges, fancy
cake Gxings, &C., &c. People by the dozen
go in and come out snack.ns ,htir Fps, and
dish Of Henv5e strawberries and ice cram ::
and they cost a mere tfihe, too! Alas, won,
somebody lend Us quarter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

FIREMEN's TouRNAMENT-The is to be
grand firemen's tournament at Bloomington
on the 18th of July. Some II engines from
abroad have promised to be present. We
notice, the Undine boys Of Ottawa are getting
ready, and will go with determination to
get the first prize this time or smash their
machine. The Bloomington Pantacraph
says, the most ample preparations are being
made to receive the boys, ana that Blooming
ton will do herself honor on the occasion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

Make 4 NorE.-People frequently have
occasion FOX the services of the city marshal
or MS assistant, or tie supervisor Of streets,
but don't know where to find them. They
make their headquarters at Esquire Graham 5
o!iice, where one of .hem at least can nearly
always be found, or their whereabouts is
known. If neither marshal is at hand, per-
sons can at all Zines call on the county
Tailor, Me-. VIM. Gardner, for police duty
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27
An Anecdefe. Heavy on Snsi-

- i
dospi,.
lis said that Neutrality-suspicious., we mean,
Stopped over night, once, at an inn;
When, in the morning he would leave,
The landlord said, :. Sir, perceive
You are stranger here; please say
Which way you're travelling to day"
Said John, :. Ny bill did not pay?
go which way please to day"
lie left-ssy, was It not shame,
But soon to several roads he came,
VIXEN, not kne~isg which he should lake,
lie turned, AZ d di4 inquiry axe.
The landlord said, - you nothing owe,
Dear sir, which way you .,iea-e yo-.l. 20,
1t makes no difference 10 H'e."
At that. John swore SO loud and free,
IT'S said, W. know not if its true.
That the very air around Turned jlle.'
How very different things are now,
We meet a man, to him We bow,
We ask, Where travelling, sir, to day?"
Smiling, he instantly will say,
ITO f. l.. I-iske's, on Court House Square,
To buy my folks some Clothing there
If you're stranger here, Cake my advice,)
In want of Z" Clothing" particularly nice,
Go to Fishes. you'll ;nd that he's LIBERAL and
fair,
But One Price, Small Profits, and deals or
the Square
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

y. ORLEANS SUGAR AND MoLAssgs One
Of the blessed fruits of peace and the removal
Of trade Restrictions on the Mississippi river
viii be an immediate, plentiful and cheap
supply Of New Orleans s gar and Molasses.
The whole country is sick Of the miserable
stuff from the West Indies.
Messrs. CAMERON & EBERHARD have already
received large shipment, ard are telling II
as cheap as tie Havana trash. They have
also TIE genuine Belcber COLDER syrup, so
diffeult to get anywhere else; and they have
the incest canned peaches In town
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27
ABSTRACTS eF TITLE.

We have the ONLY ABSTRACT BOOKS containing a
full and complete OF all Deeds Mortgages 9th;
against every Tract of Land aud Town Lot in La
gae county. They the Books formerly kept in the
Recorders Office.
Every farmer and every Of lot sonld have
on abstract of the title Of HIS property that he may know
how his title stands and OF ali liens there may he against it.
Abstracts of title furnished reasonable rates the
akorfest notice.
Those wishing to borrow money TO take up old Mortga
e. improve tlrcir farms otherwise be
ccomme dated by calling
EDWIN r. FAY. Z. 4. SHERWOOD,
Nov Coy -41DHey al L-ttc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

CLAScY.--Fsfhers, and Heads Of Fami-
lies generally, will find it worth while to read
the new advertisements Mr.. Clancy. There
is no chance to disguise the Mct, That Clancy
does sell heavy groceries, such as sugar, cot
fee, tea, and all those prime necessaries, a
little cheaper than any body else. How he
can do it may be his own secret, but you will
acknowledge the fact when you buy heavy
bill of him. Try him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

Dr.. j. B. WALKER may be consulted at the
Geiger House on Saturday next, June 3rd,
and on the first Saturday in each month af:
ter that date. At all other times, at the Dis
pensary for diseases of the Eye and Ear, III
South Clark ST., Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27
National Fast.

Next Thursday, June LIST, has been desig-
mated by President johnson, as day of Ma
tional Humiliation in view of the recent ma
tionaI bereavement. We persume there will
be service in our churches as usual on such
occasions, at l0A o'clock in the morning, and
it is to be hoped at least, all labor will be
suspended on that dGy, and all shops, Offices
and business places closed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

.Losr-On Tuesday afternoon, in going
from the residence Of Rev. G. p. Clarke,
East Of Fox Kivef; to the Post Office and
thence 20 the residents Of Judge Cavalry, a
gold sleeve button, attached to linen cuff:
The finder will confer favor, las it is valua-
BILE as gift from ffiend to the owner,) by
leaving 1T at the post office, in Box $50, CT
at my house. as lei Mrs. C. p. CLARKE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

SHAFER has surrendered at last,--not to
Grant, but to the opinions Of the ladies and
gentle who visit his rooms over Cush-
mans Bank. If you wish to know what
their opinions are, call and he will tell you.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

7-30's.-See the advertisement of Messrs.
Preston, Willard & kean, of Chicago, in an.
other column, offering 1905 for sale. They
offer unusual advantages to purchasers Of
these favoritc government bonds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

OPEYING DAY.-Messrs. Bowman & Raw
son will open their new gallery, Saturday
June 80, for visitors and will commence op-
rating Monday June 9Th.
We will next week give description of
the arrangement of this, the most extensive
establishment Of the kind west of Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

New PosrMAsrER.-Mr. J. w. Dow re.
ceived his commission - Postmaster at
Ottawa on Monday, and took possession Of
the Office ON Tuesday. The appointment
had been made four or Eve weeks ago, and
The Necessary bonds fled, but It takes q
month to get return from Washington.
THERE'S not, perhaps, another man in
Ottawa; whose appointment to the Office
would give such universal satisfaction.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27
A Card.

The Evangelical Association Ct North
America, would give notice to their friends
and the public generally, that they have pur-
chased the Methodist Church and lot, on La
Sale street, City of Ottawa, and return
thanks for the Liberal mannct in which our
American friends have contributed to this
object. .gu a.. 2
There are still many we have not called On,
but we hope to give them an opportunity
soon to assist US in this important under;ak-
ing. COMMITTEE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

CHIc AGO EARkET-The advance in gold, as
well as successful operations of the bulls have
caused q considerable advance in produce
during the week, yesterday spring extra -four
brought S5.l2a6.5O; Wheat No l spring
brought S12sal 26e No sIl3al.l5; Corn,
No !, 63se4c., No 2 53a5i; Oats 43a45; bat,
ter l6alec., eggs l6al1c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

Our readers may think It strange that We % often nrg
upon their attention medicinal preparation Already
hare We for number Of weeks urged the Importance q
asupply Of Coos Cough Balam In the houss ready Tor
immediate Hut excuse is the yaat amoant Of
Sickness and death that are the immediate rsulof
sudden coughs eolds and pulmonary attss; While thou
sands Of our hdren dying from Group aud lung com
plants Time and experience hays proved that Goes
Cough Basam b the most speedy and reliable preparation
ever known to the world Like magic rsliev1 ths rr
faton Of the throat removes the stopsags thss prevent
breathing in Group, anc heals all Of the throat
chest and lungs No man should neglect 70 supply his
family with safe and reliable nsicine Hks Goes Cough
Balsam any more than he should neglect the supply Of
their daily bread 1t costs but forty cents and tho bot
contain twice much those Of any other remedy 1t
same cost while in merit il is superior to all Others All
drug stores keep it for ea.e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

Contribution received for the Sanitary Fair
from Gabriel Ruger of Serena, load of
potatoes and some onions, to the amount of
$20,63. II. +. True.
Rec Ser 6 A .SOcieti
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27
YHE EaTY BANK
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SrSczized ia 1856 and doing business .,lder tie
erGE Banking LdJo gf Illinois.
EXCHANGE
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BOSTON,
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ST. LOUIS,
. CHICAGO.
AID all the principal c:tes OF ,he United States bought
and solt..
Also, wiIIdra in n sGitrurchasers England,
srotIsnd Ireland and aiportant points in continent
tai Europe
L.-,ectons made parts OF the State. ami tted
sisy Of payment at current rate Of exchange
- Revenue Stamps o5 all d-noWina lions tcf sale.
Ranking hours from s = 4. 9.to AZ = u.
H.T. E1HES, fres't. EDWIN C. ALLEN. Cdsf'r.
o. II. PULLEN, As'f C,;sA.
April | IS
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rWHIsKERs! WHISPERS:

Do you want whhikdfs 4 Moustaehes! OR oreaan
Compound Will force grow tho sznoethsst ncs
O. chin, hair ha3d hsadsei Six Weeks. PRICE, BOO
Sent BY mail nywhsre cl6se sealed receipt o. price
= Addrs.s, .wAkNRR c., box 1ss, Brookiyn, n r.
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Rev. Mr.. DlrzLER, of the III. Christian
Union, wiz preach a: the Court House in
Ottawa. at clock p. m. on Sunday, June
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LAND AGENCY.

Farms, Prairie Lands. Houses ana
Lois. and Vacant Lois, bought and sold on
commission
Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots In
Ottawa. for sale.
Improved and UnEr,fprOycd Farms, in
LaSalle rndy and Livingston Counties for sale; also
Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri.
We will act agents in the payment of Taxes on prop
erty in the Illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin and Missouri
Those Wishing 10 Buy or sell FERNS Prairie Lands
TowE Lots viii lind their yantaS5 10 call and see US
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TO RENT,

house 30 by ls one and half stories high the business
part the Wen calculated fitted up
lily grocery and bogng honss, for further particulars
apply the undersigned at Lis residence nilss north
east Of Utica EDwARDNEARY.
April 9th, 1855 Ave-.
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F,Rs.-Abcut o'clock on Thursday morn
ing large building, on the north side of the
main canal west Of the scqueduct, at Otta
wa, known as the Soap Factory, was discov-
cred to be- on fire. TIE Building was ewnei
by Hon. 4. W. Cavalry, and was rented a.
the time by S. III. Provost, of \. Y, who
used it as an establishment for canning
fruits, meats, &c. The building with all its
contents was totally destroyed. There were
in it, at the time, many tons of meats and
fruits, canned and ready for market, all of
which were destroyed. The loss OF Mr.. Pro-
vdet is said to reach $4,000 to $4,000, of
which about $4,000 are co5ered by in
surance. Judge Cavalry loses about $500,
of which $1,000 is covered by insurance.
Besides the building, he loses an engine and
boiler that were in it.
There seems No doubt that the building
vas Sc. or IRE BY some incendiary.
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In consequence of the aing prices of everything fthe
Pho,ogrplic socy o. this city willing to accord with
the ep reduce the price pictures agree
with the condition ofthinss. BUIrs KIScsBuRY,
y. A. SLAYER,
Ottawa Aprn 2esh, 1884, L.E.GmsA -