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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
sOClETY:REPOHT.

IT, hadie' AID Society w.. Of st. :. c7leu d
would . make the following report Of the
disbursement Of Inc receipI.'ss : III Iii; Dra-
matte Entertainment Of Decaean: ;oe, soth: !
~ roj.a,Receipt! -~a7z; Z7o1 si'ss;s6.25:2
R"i! er'vood and cutting s.meno: 1890
Paid for moving stove 100
raid Tor oil, tacks, etc: ''''" >'''' 100
Paid ". B. Mitchell orprin,ings 100 Il j.
as!sheet pe posters, "a, tickets and 200:
programmes! ''' ~2'',,@ 8.75
4 o'''n& III >i!f4sA25lH ,oily}<>i eli = :
Il Cash Oh 'ii .nd @o'H 's'' ss2 IS ga "a
f" ''o.' MRS: :: n. zdoGrb, i Treasurer. :,i,ir
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
LAND OFrlcE, St, CLoup,, Al,xx.. |
:,,, January 3D.. 1866 {
To George II. Small.

~ 0e0'ye M O"0H ; .EslrI3ial -
s1R You are hereby ,notifiedfto appear
at the above named Land Office on the i7,h
day Of February, 1865, 1t 10 o'clock A. ~,
to show BY; Witnesses that you. have not
abandoned your homestead; entry No. SIC,
made Mt the above named Land Office on
the 3lst day OF May, 1864, on:the e ! Sc !
and nv t Sc }1'Section TO-, and NV sw !
section.l1, Town 22;; Range sR8, as one
Samuel johnson alleges an abandonment
o" your part and vii at that time apply
to enter said tract himself. ;, ....
80, ,..;..,s T. G, McCL URE. kegi.ter.
jan5-6w c.. A, GILMAN, Receiver.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05

InsdState Treasure. shil,uakes;:I the an
&2anounctment ..;iiat State orders will be,
IL ntcash,siat pet, on and aftc,.
Jsnusrya.st fs!This ais rather different
l,.tsotn ahe odnIoldaaD Democratic days
lE.iwbem theJswcre.a drug liz jthe market
-. - I
it.:atsixtyd ecentsasg Hol. sfH 27oi q VI
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
-4stWhst are r,eYtv;io,iuT dfdnK ,s,aas s;;n ,

-'twhat:'a are X 'jyoo,df drunk s sassain i i
"No,, i ~ deer,; pot drink, 81; little
silPPeEy, i rhe fact tt,,n., ny dear, some
sceaadrel has been nrubtingg,ny boots
stil' they, care5 a. dsindoth ssaaIi pane If
'.lass.!oeei Ead nvo 72J hHs ,an5-gr g
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05

- TUE ArtANrIc for January con.
|tains':i Another Scene from the Dolli.
yer Romance !; The Wind over Vel the
Chimney; Between Europe and Asia
My Autumn Walk !; Fiivc:Sisters Court
at Christmas Tide Ice and Esoni.
"aux !; kalluLdbo1g* Church; Gcorsz
'Cruikshajnk in Mexico; Leaves tom
AN Officers Jodroal;' The American
Metropolis; Needle and Garden''; Nc,
cries of*Authors- Aloore;;: Board
fthe "seven,y-six :; The Chimney Cor.
"er GOD 'save'the Flag Ammo Dom.
mr. K :r,"H'}o;eHi 7Hhr -i.sa,j
10 ,lt;27:;, = u"NH:"n 4yI,:,, Il: 10 ia,ni
OUR g..i YOUNG w J; FoLKs,-The. first
nn" 1e of 4 the new monthly for boys
ana girls '.i is On our table, and is filed
VIZ! IT,! entertaining matter Of character
superior s to that usually found in such
public publications r.s l. is e"bellshed with
40 engraving az l''g Of: the author Of ,".Tom
Brown ''nt At Oxford n The contents arc
. Hum, tbe IS Son II Of Bus; The Kolon-
teer' THAI. Thanksgiving; TluImbling:; The
K's!|d, '1!?tl'|i> The Color-Bearer;. The
Lutte Fl tle, Prisoner; Thomas Hughes ;
Z: Physical HEe'alth. Andy's, Adventures
Winning his Way; ); Aew5Year. Carol
l Earning M'fot r Boys; Afloat in the: For
est; 2Rl' Round e.: the Evening, Lamp-writ.
e" BY; BY; Mrs. Stove, Gail: hamilton,
AZ M!ayn n'e'. Reed ''' and Others, =, Term, 81,
Tiickknn ' Fl & Fields, Boston, 70: .t,.rr,
F4' Ec1rcr'c for January begins new
series This excellent magazine has
donned'a new style Of dress, and seems
alf>the& more attractive. Tie presen,
number is embellished with, a: ine steel
| engraving, i'"Cromwell 1efusing' che
crown Of England "a: D.:'1657.":a@rhe
contents embrace the following inter!
est"s articles -. Russian ID isto4y Of
the Crimean War; Admission to Da.!
honey; Life In Java The Private
Life Of Kant; The Twin Sisters O,
E1'laltai;:i Modern hovslists-
;piakena; The '1Ola Age Of Is;aiah :;
Historyfof Debtohs' Laws; Dutch Art
Baaen.Baden ;d'h1ariettc's Discoveariiei;
in gypt:;aGocths's 'Fanstds! s1n6 Ii;
fWihi'm Of Normandy; THE pyramid,
aud the Pentateuch:;;i Aunt srati,tl,a' +
I Railway A33venture;s Napoleon and
'Fthelo Buried: Treasure in Persia $ Tht
Royal Family Of Brazil; shoeburynnes.
and the Big, Guos!ns'TheI Eclectic i
of.valqe to any one whdo can "appreci
late good reading Terms $s:}os'V:l H
sBIdwelly New yirk.ro with Tut.rta
EocRAT. $4;,aaioitca na.d bad oA s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
QTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
- sTEARHs.-ss =. f@5

~ sTEARHs.-ss, .ss .,xsa* I.,,I t.{4, IN
.,..... The State Of Minnesota,
10 Tie Sheriff o. ny CbnstaI1< Of said Cb,sxty:
You are hereby commanded to summon
Stephen Oyster if he shall be found in your
County to be and appear. before tho under
signed, one Of the Justices Of the, Peace in
and for said County, on tho Nineteenth day
of January, 1865 at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, at my Office in St, Cloud, iii the said
County. to"answcr 0rlsn q. Cullen in =
civil sction : and have you then and there
this writ. r6;.a @Ia,n q; pat&a.tA..
Given ;npdr my. hand this 30th day Of
Dec. l8G4:e ID. ..,r@.y..,. P. G.: iRANsOM,
jan5-3wt .,n,, , -, Justice Of the Peace
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
REFERS 10

" '"7Ts.l1@E14 KEFLRS TO j = -.tssN1E
! Hon. A. Ramsey, q! Senate. ljss.2 bib Il ?
Hon. NJ. s, Wilkinson, U. s. Senate. =.
Hon +. A. Hendricks, U. 8. Senrte, and late Com
mtesloner Of the Land Office. :
% Hon. VIM Wihdoni, Hosise ofj Repressntat 100.
Rtttenhouse. faub I Co. Bankers, w ashingtOn E
81 Hon. H. n. Riee, Minnesota. ftA .as'f| =
Hon. G. L. Becker,
% Hon! John Wilson, Third Auditor T., 8: freasury.
e. Hon. Geo. c. Whitney, late Commissioner Of Pom.
Sions, and nowof Dept Interior. 1i'SS Us: -,
,s,s A. ~ = T. i White Whit ESQ., Dept. 1nteF'qF :;
Also TO tho District Land Officers gener-
ally, and 10 all who have Had land business
at the seat Ut iGovernmsnt for years. back.
cAatge' ' moderate g A retq'nisg 1et ezpeet-
2 ~ Office No. s, hrstfloor. ..Intellixen.,
CERT bailldines 7t tl' street. a, Washington
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
E'lRsT DIVISION SAINT. PAUL AND
III fACiYfr. n = Gfi5F EtSss All.

Trains going West: &,
''H> naeossxlsd. t5s'' s2i ivrs,so,; !. =
Leave 81! Psu, 500 T. N. Leave st Paul. $50 p. M
StAnthony S45 1 m -" St Anthony 40 M
-. Aanpmin, o:l0 an So! Nanomin, A:l5 D M
Anok", e:aS m Anoka, 5:25 p M
Itasca, 1905 . m Itasca 5.as n m
Arrive At Elk River, =. Arrive at Elk River !:
~ aYEli = l025 q m an yfti ~: aOs n =.
Leaves Elk River, :45a Leaves Elk River s:25 nm
u" !'asea sos am1:f -; Itssca; III 3.45 m
,~ d. Anoa: s S:ss am :: Anoka 4lo IN
'~t: AsnoMin, S!0s m u i! = Nsnomin, ass m
st Anthony 9:45 am g" St ANTHONY 5:l5 I'M
Arriveatst Paul a0:7bsn 3Arrdvest St Pau s:55 , nj
4 Tickets must be purchased at the stations. or an
extra rate Wilt be collected BY the conduct e :
;~~l;oa Daily Fright Tr4i...f
:, 14eP'ng e'a4st,l - a'm, Goiss west, P. m.
:. F. X. DELANO, Superintendent
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
s1RlyED OR STOLEN.

( From Belle Prairie, about the middle Of
September. : chestnut colored MARE. with
: white streak on forehead, and about I've
for her return to S = 6 ' %
Ssas''+s' s+'.s z = e. MOSES g LAFOND.
jan6-sw ,.a.% "a, S Grow wiAg, MINI.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
Teacher Wanted,

% iIE. ID FJ..ii e6'-7''7EflI3F .tI4ES .4it1s
A Teacher i wantsd. for, the town Of
r Rockville, who can teach both German and
Enghsh. Apply 70 : = =
- ,t..' sF.a MICHAEL LESCH, ,
Town of Rockville. Stearns County.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05

,tt f Hon., Edmund Rice ,arrived ri New
York 9D N, 81. the Aqstralasianlon thea2sth ult.
:, fs9ma yisit t ts Europe He lift New York
on Monday last, and yin l| reach our city on
Friday Of this week. 81
,s,His VISIT VSie6 vas i ii connection hectic. with
oitigorous prosecution u our railroad 'sys-
.f',tsm,s has, boon very satisfactory ~ P;;oaeer.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
d." ] GROCERIES, G,
WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL.

y. T.. BEAUMONT
Has in store. and to arrive -lazge and
we'll assorted stock Of Staple and Fancy.
Groceries,, ID which hea1puld invite the at
tention Of purchasers generally This stock
Of Groceries Was purchased, very recently.
just At the period when the extreme decline
in gold caused married depression in mar
ket values, and will be sold 1T
,.s, CORES P0aDlnelT Low. FIGURES
Is Close buyers will find It to5tileir edvau-
tage to examine this stock before making
their purchases: i,aa5J. lLBEAUMONT,
v6n26 1y Corner Sd and Jackson SITS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05


s.tAe officers elected by. the PC ,plc a,
'gn'lree: ~, .,:.... .,-,..l al: ..,.:.-,
~, SOUTHERN: i .,,,I NORTHERN.
MEMBER OF Congress. Member Of Congress
aGhief Justice Supreme Governon {: 49,:
~. Court. r..,5:::. Asst, Judge of su-
Lieutenant Governor. preme Court.
secretary Of State State Treasurer. !
State Auditor. &c., .,t,,,c-... 81
Attorney General
Clerk Of the Supreme $500. ,':&-. 2,':,..
Court. n .:,!:.,, !, =. e-i,.rt:
Eight IN all. Four in all.
And should Gov. Miller be chosen Sen
ator, that District would have tie Gov.
ernor also. ',''
..,..n-W hich shows that the Northern
District IS not very selfish. - And now
when We ask that the best man be, cho-
sen sen 81 the e. s: Senate, "; regardless c= Q,
.i loe5aliiY' does it evince any lack. OF
Courtesy" on urrarty? The North
ern District has an actual right to claim,
TIE Senator, on, the. score Of locality,
did it SO desire. BUTT docs not. The
r :tso d; 4 !. based 2s solely on the
ground ,, Of pre-: eminent suitability, as
regards the State at large.
~ We t''el that many Of the, papers in
. 'hs Southern 2l ;part of the STATE, alter
seriously t'r CON considering the matter, are
:, willing viz to sic up the ela Eli tor locality
and unite for the selection Of the most
81! faNta ablo:! man. nan The Rochester Post
says: 49,.
l., we do not confess to an entire iudiffer-
ence to the sentiment of local pride or pref
srence but if the selection Of the best man,
''is the hour Of The nations great need Of
sound estate smahship;9' wisdom and rra
'Edeasc. :tcuts our PRIDE LII. this r. gard; we
oeeheerfr!llly say .nll right" i. BY all means,
let the best man Be selected t. represent on,
s9n'.g and patriotic Stqte in tie, National
e5xnel - " "'''''3~> 5-''' '..''..'''.'','
Says the Rochester Rep;ubli;e:a,,n -
q" Men whose character for: moral worth
make their names tower of'strcngth to
the State they: represent, should he oh osen
to representing people and :assist,in guild
!!lng the great ship Of State over the agitated
waters. We believe Olm.ted County is rep
resented by men who will let mere ,polli.
clans 20 to the devil where they belong.
'nndicast their votes and influence for a
imam who will truly and efficiently repre-
sent our young and PROSPEROUS stute.| ,;;. "
o7a: The Hastings sltd-pe"ele~ti express
es itself in the following common, sense
manner: =; i.eer ;<uIl.., .ss.EE
UNIrxD STATES SrxAroRsn,r,,-Who
+ shall .bs the successor to ,Alss Wilkinson in
,, the y s Senate is being pretty we'll dis.
eessed in our State exchanges, We expect
d" and honor all the men mentioned in con nI
'ation' Win the poslti6nn, ahd cannot ai 81 tha
1--WE hdxs;aprsferehce ,swe2.ay THY, how.
-7@evet, dhntawetdu notthiuk that the question
oy..ef .te, sbenls be odrdsenatoF SHOULD de.
Peadauppn tie loealit1K in evhieh, he resides
Z; He should be citizen # The Staten and
thaf icing understood, ,h =, legislature ,
should procstd III III te5 selection IF IL les
1cii 2sae 9os, .tog j:GI I'd;
,trcts aitt;I II. L.,T3. l.ns 4rsy4,lj
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
JOHN Ter Proprietor.

=. s. =
r. ~ IAN G.,1.ss/...S.-i @
Sto,k IF Carriages and Brgyies,
we are prepared to furnish Pleasure Par
ties Excursions and Funerals with outfits
on the shortest notice.
Horses suitable FIR buggy or saddle can
always be found mt our stable.
Z II you:wanta Horse aud Buggy, q Team,
or Team and Carriage. to 60 into the
country. or from one end of il to the 9th
er. call at our stable: where y"u,. can be
accommodated at all times and At all llx,irs.
n. B.-We arc prepared to furnish, reg
ular and transient: - jstasIszstsr
< }i,, ~:
For Horses at our stable. at reasonable
rates. We would respectfully state that
=. Billy. Young, whom sall knew tote a.
fat in the business, will Sc on hand at all
hours. night orr, day, to .wait4npen en- stom-
ers. For particulars, call u, our Office.
t5n52-tf sTs'fs s.tz.si jOHNEROGERS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
Nath'l Pope causin,,' ):
81. % 2s:5.!lILt1a = Eit2 : os!.gl, i,.{i.'a
{. I 3 e ii I'M u lA'Gl:3EE-l!!N7T,
i>oi Il. WASHINGTON. o. rc,s t.,..,:.;..

Having ihela situation in the General Land
Office, for upwards of twenty years, in
charge Of the Prescription Bureau, MIR. C.
Offers his services il The PROSECUTION Of claims
before the Department, under the P1e-emp-
Laws, Town Site Act Of, 1874. SC. III. =
He win also attend 10 Mail Contr .ctors'
Claims, business before Indian Bureau, SC.
, ~ Special :astent;os g;osea' 10 aeeolleet;on
81. Clatwe for. Indian Dspredst.9ns- Sseuz, 5c.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
BOARDING
Livery and sale stable.

The undersigned has Just erected ~
i.:s ssz: .styisea<l :: ~ ii .; ~
@'large aud oomn,odiogs stable on thu cor.
ner Of Lake Street and Perry Place, eppo-
site Clark's store.. near the Central House.
which he has dllel With livery stoek, aeom-
5prising asnumbeE efssa..s! ..rs:t sos =
=: "a y FIaNaEs7tH 0RSESs;-:s
Suitable for either riding or driving, and .
variety OF @'sssss.ss... y, y, Ssf'
HANDSOME! B NC a1Es&
For single Or double teana Waa
Commodious, elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties always ready
All orders for teams for excursions, Fu-
nerals or = Journey will be sttesdea to
promptly,
His .tockis Of the best kind, and he in
yites his friends 70 call. sa; az 40
St. Cloud, june Fad, les& =. v5n4e-ly
/ ~ nra r.; O., STRONG'Sy S.l7rA
CARPET o4.,HALL,
!, '7' '.:,. RS rhhd. .ts..t 9, r.el, -
..1AEA1ER in Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mat
IL tings, Curtain Materials and Trim
mings, Upholstering and Furnishing Goods,
Window Shades, Wan Paper, Mattresses,
Feathers. BE. slIaISs6n4O-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
,&'3-A Temperance Lecture will be- de-
'livered at the Seminary, Friday Even
ling, at 2 O'Clock, by Rev j. w. Reyes
s"COURTEsY.n

f,:.I; The e.: Minneapolis Alias, in advcrtipe
TO to the U. s: Senatorial question, mounts
the topm'st rail of the. non. committal
fence, beside the Press, but insinuates
that i. the courtesy" should "be extend.
:; ed to the Southern District Of choosing
,t the Senator 'o from that locality: The
Northern nd District can, never be ,charg
:. cd . with !. lack Of courtesy TO- its Southern
~. nn:sishbor, he following table will
.how that the latter has two-thirJs of
ta'e officers. officers elected by the pc pie at
large: -. :: ~. 49,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
iGREEN Il, APPLES.

:" 29'f"'4 SO Barrels '>2r
ttui 1Y.,w = il ~, i,y-%r,f ,...;.j. y,.:~,-
Ut received, and for sale at
,'&f@''t I5!i n!!''tA3 t,ii.!li4.,t's +; -. ga.
:, 80. J. e., 4 II: G. BURBANK 4 CO.'S, =
aec'w St. Germain street, St. Cloud
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05

TH j ae holidays iDterfercd ,,sd much
~
with our nevipaperi arrangements that
We are not able q give { as much read
s a ,efpsgatI aE4s nsllf s3ilsfpstt .:sJ=H NJ
ing matter this week aswe Icosldsxisl,.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05

% "A o1ouNo lady should taks heed
when aif adiaiter bends 'befotIls, IL st Y!
The bent beai,' il .I, dangerous. porous ..''s Y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
,.d, ,,L:l!o|'. 81 III.

- Al2is3 il IT 400 l,klsEttl SQ~5!4~G 1896
tnStrayed 2ffon thel subscriber, at tSauk
Rapids about Two months ago, si~-sgslsl
ob Observation-Disclosures l..
Foury ears.old, With short horns. :
soneaBlacx 81 w11ite'sox,
About ts1al y,tl,sIr. old.,''' ''''H bo2''"jsI
o 81; g. sd s4e SCI; ecu Il
tn':26-li9N tsId 1851 III iliiw !sl0:IT b. er
osHi nis'S ~' III I'll, bnE a!,1.p.i Oh
bAny person returning the above ito the
subscriber, ct Sank Rapids, will be iber-
al:y rewardsd..' !.;1:is ~. i'B. LUTHER.
( OR1aR. r. HEAR PETITION fToRi IRTTFRs
f f1os.ss Court. s,,k.s' county MINI sp.e,.,
Il. matter Il .st.t. d Inu. How, d ee....
On reading and hli,k the position Of Henry Howe,
representing among other things that Linus Howe,
81 thv toxepf nannaA, Of saadcounty, dseeasedin
tsl. and ESTATE within ma eoanty, and dat hs, tie
eaid petitioner a. the son Of said deceased and prays
thatletttrs of 6f said rs GTant
Cd unto him II ordered that said petition DO heard
hssoFe the Judge uf tAls Court on MONDAY; THE
q his ii fhs tol ID I'd coun.
ty. And It further ordered that notice thereof b
given to the he Of said deceassla ad % Ill persons
assss:tss y pah!,shins Spy e hi. esdsr q
r. Sscs sss ;s Bs:
M .'''' : n'''''''' j i xa y esss:..
Pstet Dea 1ste 1871 ST. ,ss4 oil deeaasv
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05

b Any person returning the abeye1te he
subscriber, q Sank Rapids, will 30 iber-
sly rewarded ATS! p v. l'B..i LUTHER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05

| NORTHERN.
Member Of Congress
GOVERNOR !; ,INa;
|: Asst, Judge. of Su-
preIne Court.
State Treasurer
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05

Published in the State. And furthermore
the Tres il much the largest Daily In Min
nssota, and publishes daily about one-third
more Reading Matter than any other. It is
the Official Paper Of the State and United
States, and the only paper in The State
which publishes the Laws Of Congress and
the Legislature. 80 ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

Nor BrRSr Or Mr. LUIS Toy and
Stationery store and Riude ~, on La Sale ST.
next door to the Telegraph Oaic.. was not
burned out. though it received pretty bad
scare. His goo.ls were moved into the street,
but are again all safely back on their shelves
AID in good order. except what were stolen
BY Vicious bows = whom their attract -enesS
was too grea, temptation. His stock OF
h,lidav goods is entirely new and quite large,
embracing a thousand articles that cannot
fail to make all the liz IL ones dance and
scream for joy on merry Christmas or now
years morn and host of other articles which
msiden's heart into sweet compliance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

INSURE. ISsURE!-Fhousands on thousands
of dollars were lost by the recent fire BECAUSE
people neglected to have their property in
sured and MANY more thousands tscre saved
b. insurance. The only sensible way is To
insure fall up, especially at this season, when
fires are always most frequent.
WV. ). EAsroy, occupying rooms with d
f. Cameron. Esq. in Post Office Block, Is
Agent for Il dozen of the best Insurance Com
panies in the country. He insures not only
against fires. but against accidents. and
issues life policies, on the most liberal terms
He is the Inau you want TO see immediately.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

OLD LAND Marks BROKEN UP.-M. II.
SWIFT VINO, for the last fifteen or more years.
has occupied an Office IN the north west cor
ner OF the court house squlr., has been
driven ont 10y the late fire that destroy all
the buildings in lha,'quer er We learn ,ha,
he has again opened Office on the second floor
Of the First National Bank building, (late
Col. Cushmans Bank Of ouawa.} 7. O..
MILLER, Esq, who has lor many years occu-
pied rooms @lth Mr.. Swift, continue. n joint
occupancy Of The aew quarters. Z. W.
GRIcGs. Esq..~also occupies the san e rooms,
merely Tor the transaction of business.
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'HoxIxr !-Prob,bly the best article of
ho,niny-cer,ainly as good Is the bes.-made
in the u. 5 is now made II the Exchange
Mill in this city by L. r. SAMPLE. by Pros
cess for which we believe he has the exclusive
right for this count. 1t is made OF Write
flint corn. and the cleansst, Purest article We
ever saw It's most wholesome and autricioss
food, aud properly prepared, according to
recipes Mr.. sample will give you, At bis store
On Main IT,. cen b. msde most pslstable.
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Padonize Home Institutions.
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
Prs.aisia Notes. received May l. 1885, constituting
he Capital.
$x2S. $40 81.
Vow in force
sEGi0.zf5 SO.
amount e, Property ~ risk,
as.S38. 53s "a.

it~a Ge sea- by tA- above tLat tli Company has 81
f,r sv-sv [iI ~ rsE Sc leading Stick Cos Of
l.s r.. hs lE s. for every So 10 So& OF liza
-itirs. 81 sf"vu iy tr'r published reports.
-" e>ygG o-.lf IN TN, Co. f'F tie past ten
has l-c, ~: e-1 t',,si IT the charged by
.sIs.- Cot
losses thus far have uS5. promptly and satisf&ctoTi
adjusted We have never had to contest a loss.
The business Of the Company for the past has
Seeu very prosperous policies having been issued
tiAu ip the previous eight years.
Tie directors we'll known among the best business
mon "a the county.
NJ assessment be made until the Losses Of the Co
require il, and but assessment and by
cent vote q the Directors. members shall mt he regur
~ 10 drgn9 addition 10 TIE odrdnoe until
afon y,nr from the date of their Po,ies.
view of the above fa,ts, th"t this is in
stitution that the security ample; III of in
les than la ,thr Co.'S the prUmness and berslity with
losses settled think entitled ~ the
patronage oil this community in referenceto oregn Com
Esaniss-
Policies issued both the Stock and Mutual plans ith
sAost favor ble terms
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

Cold SSAP.-Monday e. m;li . Dr.
and peope felt ensy about their coal hoasc..
&c. But during Monday night IA nor "s,:er
blew up aud Tuesday murning those who
had courage to look up Thermometers, saw
them mark about ] deg below zero. TIE
weather has stood from zero up to about )
above e. err since, and the frost King reigns
with his wont-d IRON rigor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

BURNED OUr, but NOT SUBDUED
CHRISTIAN rises phoenix like from the ashes
OF his burned tailoring and clothing estab-
li.hment. and is bimselfagsn nj He occupie !
the building next east of Mr. Kennedy Sa-
loon, and was one of the frat to be developed
BY the devouring fla mes. Most of his goods
however, were savei. He has tsker tempo
rariiy the small bull ling nearly opposite ii,
old place, lately occupied Office ~ nr
Godfrey and is ready To tend II o.. want, Of
bis numerous Customers With his usua!
promp,ness. He deserves 10 ae ;hrearet
with business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-16

CHRIsrMas AND NEw YEAR are at hand.
. I'd so IS HESRY WALruER, at his toy tore
aud oyster saloon on Madison street. opposite
Post Office Block All kinds of dolls and
doll heads, China, iron. tin, wooden and can
dy TOYS and work boxes. and u.any other
things for chiIdre.. Green. dried and can.
ned fruits. and the bes, Fl esh oysters by tie
can, at Ii. Waither's always. He bought for
cash, and will therefore sell as cheap as an
bod,