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"The day Alexander the Great was
born" says the historian Gibbon, "tbe
celebrated temple of Diana at Ephesus
was burned. 1t IS well known that
this temple was M of the seven wond-
dets of the world. 1t had been built
in the name and at the expense of all
Asia Minor. A great number of years
were employed in building it. Its
length was 425 feet and its breadth 229
It was supported by l27 columns, three
o feet high, which hs many kings
has caused to be wrought at a great ez-
pense, and by the most excellent ar.
lists, who eadeavored 10 excel enc an.
other on this occasion. The rest of the
temple ooTresponded in maenifcence
with these columns. One Erogtretus
had set FIRE to the temple On purpose.
Being put to the torture, in order to
force him to confess his motive for SON.
hitting 80 infamous an action, ne own
ed that it wa with the view Of makiue
himself known toposterity, and TO in.
mortalize his name by destroying SO
noble 3 structure. The states general
OF Asia imagined they should prevent
the success ofhis views by publishing a
decree prohibiting the mention of his
name. However, his prohibition only
excited q greater curiosity, for scarce
one Of the historians Of that age has
omitted to mention so monstrous an ex-
travagance, and at the same time tells
US the name Of the criminal"
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IMPORTANT FBOM NEW ORLEANS.
Trade Vest Of the Mississippi.

Er. N. A Downing arrived from New
Orleans Saturday, and he has u
thanks for late files of New Orleans
papers. From the New Orleans True
Delta Of the 10th we take the follow
ing important order, issued by General
Candy, which shows that restrictions on
trade west of the Mississippi as far as
our troops have gone are removed:
HEADQrARTERs DEP'T or n GuLr.)
OFFICE PRovosT MARSHAL GENERAL.
NEW ORLEANS, June Z, 1865.
In accordance with instructions from
the Major General Commanding The
Department. no military permits for
merchandise, or passes for persons and
vessels, for all the country lying west
of the Mississippi river, as well as east,
and within the lines of military occu.
patton, as defined in General Order No.
81, Headquarters Department of the
Gulf, wall be required from the military
authorities.
All matters Of trade will now be
within the management and control of
the Treasury Department.
+ A. STARRING.
Col. and Provost Marl Gen. Of Dent
Mr.. Downing informs US that a num-
Der of boats left New Orleans for Red
River while he was there, carrying with
them articles sold in the New Orleans
Market and returning with full loads
Of cotton He informs US that the leyee
is covered with freight, and that cotton
Is coming in frealr The froda Of a.
Mississippi is now open, and when The
fall season commences 3 line of pack
eta will ply regularly between this port
and New Orleans the same as in times
gone by. We shall hail with iov the
resumption of unrestricted trade with
the South-Loa DEN
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The PardOnIpg Power.

The Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia Ledger says:
The President is exercising the par.
donInG power much more freely than
Is generally supposed, and rumor saws
scarcely an applicant for special pardon
has been refused.
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Age EXnired.

HAVING This day sold Gu ny entire stock Of
IA Suter Good and Tent and good wi Of the
busne- 20 F v zee, / hereby with draw the
agency g ven him bT ne ia Juna, 1854, for the pur
pose # carrying on he uter basineas, as I will
rot be responsible for my de6fs contracted alter
this dsie. LUCIEN B Rob-
NashvAe, Ju G II, 1858. lezO-lCts
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Races!
SPRING MEETING. 1865.

TUESDAY, JUNE goth.
Mach fr $3.50 = side. p. p, ? niles.
/ Bis-k mare by Albion, dam by sIndeTby, nge
years cd.
= cay mare Uakn7Eu, Rgsd.
Second Race,
dissertation Pur- 500 with inside stake Of 500
eaCh, hslf i0risu, mie hest, for al horses. Closed
with the following entries
r %. Chea lam enters Cart. R0per's hay n.
"o's's y lmp. Alhion, dam by mp sovereign, c
pears old.
z 4 Il. Paterson e1teFs b Gen Fossesu By
Coumo lore, dan Noiy Pr.ce, ~ 1hrd Boston, 4
3. H Vsn Lev enters b s su pr e, By imp. Bon
nie scotland, rye rct named.
. Tht-d Race,--TFottine.
Match foE $1,000 e side $50 ioraeit, to trot mile
heats, in hsTne5s.
J. " J Welch nsnes s z Dick Sands.
2 JACK Benty n-mes b Ia known.
ri race TO commence at
Qua ter Stretch Ba lges can be he uRht At the prin.
cipat oaioo 5, ana ST tue b r on The course.
POOL Wi b SOLD by Mr.. A trent Of GU svlle
each night curing n weeE, 81 the CiUb House, 81
Doh-gA Il &c snd on tie trek every 6ay.
AZ case q posIponemenr. a Res Flag vii be hUug
out nom tie Gazsre Othcs, and from the OuE
House on College street.
Admission 20 lie stand Gre Dollar.
ERUNER a UEHTNG,
June-U-i Propr etors.
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Nashville TrOtliOg Association.
SWEEPSTAKES OPEN!
5000 offered in Purse.,

run for over the nashville Course oa the Goth,
9Th and 26tn of June:
MoSBAY June q. -sweepstakss for horses that
hsve never trotted q mile undeT $50 Subscup-
ton $50 each, ?. p, with SOD added by the AssocIs.
ton. lille heats, best three 10 nys. in harness. 70
name and close the 2lst day ofJune.
I~UEsDAY, June W.-oWeepstakes for horses thai
never Cucd * mile underZiO. subscription SIS
esch, half foIfeI, with $500 added BY the AssOcis.
ton, miie heats, best three il rye 10 harness. 10
name and close the 2lst DAY Of June
WEDNESDAY,, June Is -SWeepstake7 Tor 81 trot.
ting hCrses, mile hests. best three IN hge In har.
ness SuhsCII ion 500 each. half forfeit, The As
location b add SEQ, u tbreeor more start: f0nly
two stsrt, the Association 10 aid $3.50. TO name
ard close on the 2lst dav Of June
Nominations 10 be made 20 the undersigned. en-.
closing 8 note With approved security Tor the g.
mount Of the forfeit.
<. +. JONE7, Secretary.
msyl5-f Gazette Office, Nashville, Tenn.
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Medical and Hospital Properly
At Auction.

MILL Be sold at Auct on. On THURSDAY, June
" 20, les, at 10 O'lo-k, IN, st B. plst
Church. on Summer S.reet, nearly opposits the
New he -trz,
al hlsEksts. ss7 Mattresses, Cottor,
l6l Pillows, Hair, Hair. sc. :
so Sheetsi Linen, $50 Pr Drawers, cotton,
$50 Gowns, drtssing, 1853 SLirts, cottoq.
lsI5 Prs Socks, WOODEN = BedstesGs, iron,
Clocks Q Ranges, with dxt'rs,
l Cooking Stove, 57p COu aterpanes,
Large quantity OF Bidding, Bed Sacks, Pillow Cases
&c LSIge quantity OF Miscellaneous Articles,
Spoons, Plates, Basin, Coffee Pots, etc.
To Dc sold under Inspectors Report, approved
by order Of Maj Gen. Thomss.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surg. U g. V, MedicsI Furveyor, U s A.
/. q. CECAKi AucEoneer j~rne2e-St
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Hr. Seward and President LIncOIn's
Amnesty Proclamation

Amnesty reclamation.
The following item of political histo,
~ appears in a paper by Mr.. F. R Car.
renter, on "ieoollections of Mr.. Lin.
coin which we publish in full in other
co.umus The force OF the argument
used by ML Seward against the Emsp-
cipston Proclamation in the hour Of
defeat he'd pointed illustration in tbe
case OF the rebels, twoyesrs later, when
they stretched forth their hands N
Ethiopia. in the momont of their SUI
IRENE despair. Ethiopia simply An.
swered by laughing at their calamity
aud even the "sympsthizing" outside
world could barely retain its spaars
Had he rushed from the second Run
Run DO similar despair, to a similar rs-
h'ge, how would the glorious lustr. -
the succeeding victories of Apt;atsr,
Gettysburgh, Nieksburgh, and ,be
crovning triumph Of Richmond b.v.
been dImmed Yet the iudgma,,
forecast and sEgacity 10 which The n.
Ton owes lie escape from that disere5;,
and disgrace, were held ofsueh aoeopp,
by The radical faction hat for manv
months treeonery to the u of free-
Con Yves openly and shamelesslv laid
81 The door OF the Secretary of State
by the ooider and honestcr Of the Ron.
organs aud insinaated by the mara
eoEardly snd pretentious
The icm witch We wish 10 ou,b.
'1- is as io.iows. L relates to the O..
met meeting held in The sumer oflss2
a. winch 4e Proclamation was first di.
C5sseL
"-ls sogeestions, said Mr. lin.
were offered. Secretary Gu
"slsa NE language stronger in -
70 Asniug the b!scks NJ pI.S-
A' came Ia, deprecated the 49,
'ae ground that il Would 60,
lmnl-lFaiior the F.I eIa.
NoshinE however, was oga,,S .~
LS' a4readJ iauy a-nteipat.s
uea 90 my " mind nnt1 SET j
Seward spoke Said he NJ BSstaIy
L approve Of the uehI !
- ,lo ~sAPeoiency Of ius isspe q. I
lNnciure' Inc depression az ri"
P-oiio mlno, consequent unon 9
49, ~feysrses u 50 great. that 81 $
eject OF 30 important A stsn 'e.r !
may % viewed as the last measp I
sALAusIea government err CO.. !
me government stretching c.. !
= Aaqos 70 Ethiopia, instead oil Fthi- !
az h'feicA'ng iorth her hands "a - !
5ysTinmeot His idea" sid ~ J
le.loeni, was that il would 49, J
our last skgick on the re,.SN. I
vas his prueiss eInros e
VOW continued Mr. se,Ss5s s.le q
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Commercial Honor.

We hsve heard OF quite a number Of
instances. within the past three months.
OF Southern business men, who, having
come North to presume their former bust
ness relations, have honorablyliouidated
their Indebtedness outstanding before
the rebellion. Others, unable to do
this at present, have promised en- eoui-
table settlement before the close of the
year. 1t is true, their creditors could
nov u them in any part of the South
IN regular courts; and it Is also true
that, had they taken an opposite course,
they would have found it impossible TO
resume their old and favorable rela-
tons here. But, nevertheless, their
voluntary promptitude is highly cred
liable.
There IS q great temptation to do e
heavy credit business with the South Al
present-payments to be made after the
cotton has been brought forward and
disposed of in the Fail months. We
hope 1t will not be carried so far "a 10
lead TO any general or permanent re-
newal Of the old credit system with the
Southern States. Business throughout
The country is now on q sound cash or
sboFt-time basis; and it ought to be
kept 80 yer hereafter.-N Y Tine
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8eW SduerttsRments.
$40 Reward

SIOlAN' ye'terday ~a1ernoon stthe cd T,sst-s
"a Undersigned, 4 Light Russia-rrsrpe
seek, coDisunE . tmEn amount OF
N ns4' : Masonic Dem Z ana ssversI vs,-.h,s
speN OF % use % auy one bgt ~tneovue- ia
ASo'e IeHs-d ~ o pad 10 any one d@envering ~
JIS q prcr-
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~UNIvERsAL SUCCESS
OF
McGILL,
BOTAEIC PaESIClAs,
uGJWELNG Etd WITH BUCuG8B ~
OlHER TAT Ad Ut 70 ~
eAsVVILLF. f~TNRTaBEE

a
For further information in regard 70
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 70 STIL
LIS THERAPEUTICS and MATERIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find DR.. McGilPs nama
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dls-
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement satisfaction is guAran-
teed. With my general practice 1 treat
the following
UhrOnlc Cases
wta saHsacuoui EhpumnfsuL Ahsctons o. Ne
L1aE, ps0Sses o. us lhrsa 9WeLd Jointss
STE 1imts, PeunHy, PAIN. OAas, Cancers Gravel
ibs stomscs- EsSrlrE Ksgs ETI O. s.ronIs,
Jozfness, Diseases o. the EJes, Dsbitated sys-
tens. DysDepvia or fndirrst0ns and cOuaumpdGn--
together atn ~ Priyate Dtseases sd
Diseases OF the Urinary OrEnns-
70 tko Lsdies.
Al AHscHoss q the WOMB ussled rtD Hessss.
Tloss Married Ladies Nho lave heeE - ulhua-
nate 10 mizcuJ Or prove Rboruo1, CA b caFrsJ
% their al dms 4 hOEd P~aesaaHt - Evilg .
glernIty.
Young Married Lsiiss WhOss mizbEua D hs
teen Dot 70 bunF hr.h in dus seaaon, unQombar
has ssd you Hhoud muilply and rspleuah 10
has your desire yCu can consult me abr b.
sttsr OF in person. No lady OFar thiTty-aso years
u age need make appiiCagOn. AMooumuncaa5ss
y letter or person strictly confidential
Hight Emissions Cured
Fouag Man, stop before yoU further 20. o. ~
liaeassa suhoct 70 Nan, there - % diaeaes ~ hard
o cure 81 Night Emissiona, and phTsaclang as
caIce that under8End treating i and N you j ca
az that I have cured dozens n thls eity, A. Wi -
D dGhrsut States, WHO have spent dollar 49, dCi-
~, and are n0H wen cured b. ne. am daly 70
eiung Letters aat sending medicine - ~ parie o.
o. Nay, ana WI give mo 8 cal, z WI give sgE
lreon or 81 o. thc diseases mentioned IN tha 81.
erGsemsut. Ths bet q rearsncs ENea m ~
AZ lasisB Gsscied 70
d. kO9iI.L,
urioa street Haahdiie, Ts1A
s.r-fr iii 1883 gffh B-uran4 sttsaaee
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New Saloon.

TUE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTIVELY an
unces tothe cenfiefuen ~ HscaFei5 .rI -
maudtngc ouaiTY. that th-v have Frrt
- oo2n % cowaa's hsl. Edgefe.d. Nbe-e
aielo 20 Keep en- hand the finest Wives an -
can 20 housht m yho market. and re-.
~ snare 81 your Patronage
s kAkR MURPHY
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In Edgefelt, Juno 18Th. Grgasr TH,r,s irs-,
son OF George and Anaie sharp, aged two months
AMI sixteen days.
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The New York World.

"The Leading Democratic Newspaper
"The Best ana Mos. RnteTPrislng Northern
Journal"
Terms, Invariably in Advance.
DAILY EDITION.
One copy, one year. by ail..-.--Te Dollars.
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The Soldiers Friend.

We viii snasaror to have it slEuys IA reach Q,
eTeJ solder.
The Pink Cerate r. fgT ssie - ElDmg-
b he Proprst1rA
sent By mai. past-pad, osayEadrssa o. rsoept
o. q Il
Al orders By naasl sh01ld b. nddrsuea 70 7. ",
Farasuonh 4 Co, au-osssoB 10 q l. Bsrfog %
Box -. hGanvlia. Taun. a-
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THE DETERMINATION OF
PRICE, q PER COX

TUBS CERATE HAS BEhE IN USE BIZ TIE
| II FKEsgh AkMLE8 FuK PA5I FTFTY
| years Hnd tEere IL no Franch solder who does not
kruw is value.
j. was siso used extensively By ls Allied nTm.ss
n te e1ne1n sar, ana Gucn Har. t1s Dsnedts
d nFed rom ~ u8a that it ng acquired q world
sido reputation, and 10 soldier who ka0us q I-
muut EI ~ for = angie WeeE HlthOl. q b9Em ns
mapsacEss y the use o. this Cerate haEIEays has
E4srt against the VARIOUS trCutlss ~ when q
soiderls subject 81 by usinE ion Es clothing he
cAnprgveut the appearances q Vermln, and TIE DIS
Eases Of the skin enmnerated above, and ater Grey
nave mao, their appearance, DC b. but httle trouble,
WITH the ala o. this Csrste, v nd hmHa1 o. ulas
dsaEreeahlF roubes.
The PROPRIETOR have gone b r great eEpense b
procure ths orE-hal regfpe ~ D.. Neloc, vtl HH
directions, End De apHanstus 0f Misunderstanding Toe
Ceu1e Es t has been made By tho onElE laFss-
~ and hsgo pFocared tns
Sole Agency OF the United States,
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Wanted.

YOUNG LADY At the North would like %
leach N q tAmiy 10, or rear kashlLle- Best
al refe-encas riFcn. FOR further PAT ulan a.
dress az p "baion cHice, Nashville, Tenn.
junel<sws-tuHfu
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To TIE sOIeisra

We Rave thrss be4utfl LahoEpha, roprs 4,
aanCrg he different hrsnches 81 ~ sefyAoe, :
printed M four colorH, sncred -hotlers Or 4
taeare.H g Union uefsniers Cer1lcEe sad :
O. O.. 3 Army hplonaa" slae lLis Echcs ;
hey aru enclosed m = p-aatehoa7d tuh=. Ena !
can = sent h5 NAL uifncuflnlury. EFey 10 =
eG and colder shauld lay Ham and sad /.
then % thslT meudG ,
r q % 49, =
hul ne lnltes pNfAt HAd--..s.A u =
lLbaru daacounf maia % Wholaaka dratan. =
We III a. az on1eFS br CsrlEcates % So :
loea1s mMG eEpresS promPay. =
T.. n. CO., .
nsFEs-am ~ uEios ErzaE Eashsii. TsaG
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Notice to Bridge Builders.
Nashville Suspension Bridge to
be Rebuilt.

CEALED Proposals viii be received until the l5h
~ day OF July next, at the Office Of the Tennessee
Marine aud Fire Insurance Company for furnishing
materials and feconstrucung the Suspen-ion Bridge
across Cumberis nj uVer 81 Nashville, lena, owned
by the Br0ad Street Bridge Company Persons
Tsklpg bids for this wOrk, viii BE- required 10 sub.
NIT plans, with specifications complete, f0r the
work TO he done.
The stone piers and abutmerts are already buAt,
and bat little damaged and q large quantity OF The
irons taken from the old bridge hss Teen preserved
which may be used again
by order OF the Board.
A.. W. BUTLER, sec'y and Treasurer.
Kaabv1la .Tuna TA-fa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16
1Sulter. EIulter.

Where is all the butter! What comes o.
all the butter brought to Ottawa?
These are every day questions, nd easily
answered by any of our groceryni en-. We
| never had a scarcity of butter at this season
of the year in Ottawa, till an ordinance was
passed. prohibiting our grocers or their agents
f'om buying butter, &C., from wagons in the
streets, under a peEalty of $500.
We all knew, that the greater part Of the
butter coming to tbs market, goes to the dry
goods stores, and from them to the shippers,
except what they pack themselves, unless our
grocerymen can either 60 out, or send o1t
agents i'll the streets to buy what they want in
the streets.
1t is said one man shipped ninty frkens
Of butter from Ottawa in one day last week,
while half the ia niles in town have to eat
their meals without butter. Is this right
Should so much butter be Locked up, or shut
out from our citizens, when they need it so
badly, and are willing to pay any reasonable
price for it The same is true of chickens.
While half are shipped, the whole would not
be enough for home Consumption.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16

The New REPUBLICAN EuIToRs. We are
rather pleased with the inaugural of the new
editors OF the Republican. Thew come out
boldly and ha,-footedly, and we know where
to find them. They 90, for instance, squarelv
Tor universal suffrage" advocating, as We
understand them, negro suffrage in Illinois,
as we'll as in South Carolina. This is "A point
TN which we in vain attempted to have their
predecessor commit himself.
Then these new editors insert another
plank in their platf rm, which we fear they
will find it tire ublesome to discover la the
general platform OF the party. They go for
equal taxation, ard especially for taxing the
gov, rnment bonds. That is good doctrine,
and we hope they will stick t. it. There Is
nothing Ike pluck.
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Announcements.

At the request of a number of soldiers, as
well as citizens, ofthis county, we announces
the name of Capt. Moses OsMAN as candi
date for the Office of County Treasurer at the
approaching November election.
We are authorized to announce the name
OF SAMUEL w. RAYMOND as cand date for
reelection to the office Of County Clerk at
the approaching November election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16

il viii L. ly the ayc that this Company has 81
OF every SII rib the leading Stock Cos. OF
te Est ave only y # Sol OF liza
Ailir>, shown 10y their published REPORTS
The GrSr ogf"; INSURANCE in this Co for the past ten
ys,r la .s. ut bout Thru Oi the rate changed by
ether Coz.
oT loses tiius E,r have promptly AMI ,atsfacori-
nj 'U>t-l Ne have never mad to contest; loss.
The business of the Company for the past year. has
t.e- very Prosperous: Policies having lcen issued
than ia tine previous eight years.
The 'rtT well known amor the best business
Of the county
Nc be made until the v0ses of the Co
EeIIirs it. ati lut year. and by
OF the Dire nsirs shall mt b requiT-
ed ID Pug 1nag citf,9, h, ts 0irtyTcr ;ryDtr, mill
tsni,a ~ 5.,'r from the date 81 their Policies
In vie. ~ che ai"ve facts that this i horne ill.,
stitutiuu that security l. ample: tn. c,t Of insuraH
49, than IL other Cas- the prom tn'-> aud ii--ray with
which io~es settled think entitled Ia the
itrSc 81 This community preference to foreign Com
fauI"s-
Policies issued both the Stock Mutual plans
n;-s; fayorJtI- terms.
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DRowgED.-A man named Bernard Ne
CURE, who was towing the boat q Neptune
belonging to y. W. Magil OF this city, was
drowned on Wednesday, with two ofhs horses,
at Channahon. The horses, by some mischance
were thrown into the canal, ard he was
drowned in the attempt to get them out. He
is said TO have family at La Sale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16

PorATo RoT.-The prospect of Az abun.
dant crop Of potatoes, which looked so favor
able month ago, has been dssipa,ed within
The last few weeks. The rot is about sweep.
ny the fields. The early Junes and reach
blows are said to be about all that are left
good. Potatoes have gone up from 2jcts to
500 bushel within two weeks, and at
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16

Mrs WALLER has removed her millinery
establishment into the room lately occupied
by S. b. Gridley, having fitted mp the room
in beautiful style, and filled it with the largest
and finest new stock ever exhibited in Oita-
wa. She seems to be taking decidedly the
lead in the millinery business in Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16

AT keller & GaYLonDs : Ir looking
through the various dry goods establi shments
in the city. we see no stock of goods TIA
makes a finer show than that of Messrs.
keeler GAYLORD. These gentlemen have
peculiar facilities for purchasing at the east,
and as their goods were bought some weeks
ago. OF course they got them ht and can
give big bargains. Drop in and see them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16

PETER CLAUS requests Us to say, that hav-
ing sold the Union Saloon 10 Michael Lynch,
he has no further connection with it. Per
sons owing him or having claims against
him. are requested to see him immediately at
Hollecker's store
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16

The In Sale county T. achers INSTITUTED will hold
session at Ottawa commencing TuesIay, OF. 10th
and continue three dsv The Superintendent and
other eminent educational will be present lecture
and Teachers OF Ii Sale county
rnusing ard good time The citiz1n. of 9th
prom,e free entertain all OF You will at
tend. Come one. all. J. DAY,
sept 18th c. 5. supt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16

New GOODS AT CHEEvER s. + The new
goods which Mr. Cheever was lucky enough
t., buy at the east some four weeks ago,
before the late rise, lave arrived, and his
store is a sight! One would think he had
dry goods enough to supply the county. They
are selected with Mr. Cheevers usual care,
and he is quite sure he can sell as cheap as
any body this side the lakes. See his adver.
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