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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-26

We are obliged to the Adams Express for
the delivery Of our Georsia exeh anges.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-26

Cotton quiet AZ. Flour 10 bsstsr. ss0o9s7i extra
s. 45a7 80. Ri wheat Sc better q a.. Rye
scarce AID firm. Corn ic better 500 Western
pork dull and lower, $50 $3.50 So nef mess 81 90
ass Prime lard quiet and steads, lsI82l54
Whisky firm, g 10 for western. Pdroieam dull
at 80 for crude; 5i@52 for refined.
Gold opened at 4s; rose to 4s11; elesd 1925.
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sosodont a. wholesale, by Lewis Perrin
& Co, corner Church aad Summer streets.
jy2I Iw lL
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Orders for Election Tickets promptly
filled on reasonable terms.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-26

For Sale at this ONCE, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-26

We are closing out business, and would
like ell who have accounts with US to call
rs sooa g. possible and have them settled.
W. +. CHmDs Il Co,
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BILLIGRDs.-T old established and we'll
known Senate Billiard Rooms, opposite the
Commercial Hotel, has been thoroughly
reftted and refurnished with eleven SPLEEN
did new Billiard Tables, all on the first
floor, and is the largest establishment in the
city. The proprietor of the Senate Billiard
Room viii give to any resident Amateur
making the largest run at Billiards in his
rooms between the 2Ist of July and the S1st
Of August inclusive, splendid gold mount
ed cus worth S5O--subject to the following
rules, to wit:
lst. No gentlemen viii be allowed to 60
beyond the limits of one game 10 finish his
run.
I'd. To make run of more than one hun
bred, the game will have to be made at the
commencement for more than one hundred
points.
Sd. The gentlemen getting the cue is at
liberty 10 do with it what be pleases, it be-
coming his own private property.
j. E. LoIsEAU, Proprietor.
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Pure Wines and Liquor, Of all kinds, plain
or Mixed IN a sylo 70 sui the most iaatidi-
Gus, at the Bon Ton, No. Invest corner Of
Cedar and Cherry streets. 30
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Information Wanted

~ ROBERT NORRIS. froIofell By De- ocir-
J al, earah Horns. Whan al hsard frsm d.
- ru11lls % ne niaaInluat Amlrt. 80 Hiether
eeia y Ereti distress. sod II ihs slopid cone ie
- notce, Elshss hra 10 Wria % hss ~ .el.sislf-
iy9-lie BaRAE NORRIS.
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The Soldiers Friend,

We WI endoSvor 70 hsve II slwsys in rsach Of
every solder.
The Pink Cernte IL for sale BY eli Drug
EEis and beslers Army Goods in NashFiiis, 40
u The Propreiors.
seni b mai. postpaid. TO any sdarssa On recsiPs
o. 81 II
All or3ers b msil should be addressed 10 +. ",
Fernsvorth Co, snccesaors e O. 4. Bsrtow 3 Co,
Boz ~. Nashrlle. Tenn
ys-u spri-d
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Administrator's Notioe:

A IL pers-us having claims against the estate Of
"A kLkA CRANE, deceased, vii present them
% me. A Nss Uvn'e o. 70 my agent, Jafnes LQzsn,
a. Winchester, Tenn. Tor settlement arc M - IN
dented 70 said estate VII come ioraArd and settle
NOAH CRANE,
jys-ditEa Aamsuissrssog q Z. craas, deed.
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NoTIoE.-Wo would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board of Claims,
Of which william Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. 90,
dated March 18th, 1885, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction Of
other proof, in order to substantiste the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
just Indebtedness from the Government.
je3O-f H. ToHPKIEs 4 Co.
A fine Lunch every day at 10 o'clock, at
the Bon Ton, Northwest corner Of Cedar and
Cherry streets. St
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Louis Huff and Alexander Huff were
cousins. Andrew Huff was cousin Of Louis
Huff aud married Alex. Huff's daughter.
Furguson did not mislreat me at anytime.
am Union man, don't know of Fer
guson's misireating any Union man on ac-
count Of his principles.
Here a question was raised before the
Court as to the sdmisshbility Of hearsay ev-
idenee going 10 prove the particular motive
Of Fergason's act. The Court decided that
such evideEce must be brought in in accord
ance wiihihe ordinary rules Of evidence.
Judge Guild here desired to put the Judge
Advocate upon MS electifn, as to the par
ticular felony to which he would spply evil
dence. The specification under the charge
Of being $50 CD is as general as the
charge Of being guerrilla, and ss matter
Of right the prisoner objects to being com
PEELED 10 meet a specification sprung upon
him for the fret time in the Court room.
Here We may remark that the rule in the
civil courts, both IN England end this coun-
try, is that no two felonies shall be charged
in one count Of an Indictment. But we be-
lievo the rule has not been adhered 10 in the
practice before Courts Msrtial aud Military
Commissions during the late military regime
in the United States.
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Military Claim Agency.
JOHN NELL
Gate Cap I'M U. s.GLJ

nFFICERR5' Monthly and Quarterly Papers and
" Mustsr-out Rolls promptly executed.
Particular attention given to the collection
ciaims for Commissary and Quartsrnasiers Stores
whether receipted for or not.
Claims for Pension, Bounty. Arrefrs Of Pay, Pre-
Money, pa7 for Horses lost in service together
slsh just demands sgsinst the United siaieH, ai-
tended 10 and promptly collected
Vouchers procured for memorandum receipts
Vouchers formal or Informal, collected
Ofiosra' Quarterrnaster and Ordinances Returns,
no mater how compdcafet, executed in q ieH
days.
Ofacers' Pay Accounts made out.
The uMdsrsigued having served over seven
Years 70 the Army, most o, The 9 me % ths
Regular Army, and being perfectly q niliar win
Che rulings Of the different departments ~ an
mgion, and hasinz an excellent
CORPS OF CLER Ks.
Who fully understand the business. he Reels oond-
ieut that NJ 0Hcers Returns aud ,gfher claims
prepared b nm vii pass musier ~ v ashngton.
JOHn OshElLL,
IS Ce far street,
P. o. Box "a. NasHyLLlE, Tzss-
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Champ FergusOn's Trial.


W.T. B. Williams sworn. Know Fergu-
son; knew him two or three years before the
war; knew Alexander HUFF; about the 1st Of
May, 1862 saw him at Conrad Piles place
Then McGinnis aud McDonnsl's boys took
me prisoner; soon after party came up with
Mr. Hufss prisoner This was at the house
of Piles; they threw out pickets, and soon
after heard firing; Ferguson was with the
gang at the house; sn alarm was given that
Bill Hildrsth had been killed and they all
ran out, Ferguson behind the others. was
stsndiBg side BY side on the porch with
Huff as Ferguson came up and told me to
get out Of the way; ne had guE; Huff see
ing him about 20 shoot threw up bis arms
and cried out "don't shoot mel" Huff ran
into the house, Ferguson right after him
shouting "d--m him, shoot him" ran into
an upper room and stood there some time;
] heard the report Of gun, and then heard
Hufis cream out ooh Lord % They continued
to.6re and then went of. heard HuifgToan-
ing piteously for about Eve minutes. About
half an hour afterwards / came out Of the
house and found him lying in the yard
struggling in the agony Of death. heard
some Of the women begging Ferguson not to
shoot HUFF. One Of them was Mollie Pillow,
his Wife's sister. He was about City years
old. At the time he was shot he had no
arms. Huff bad taken no part in the war T;
he x,reu q TT,,fc, man
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The trains on the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road arrive and depart a. follows.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

SOLDIERS FrSER.L.-The body of Lieut.
E. A. PHELPS, of the Goth Z. S. Colored In
fantrv, was brought TO this city from Daven-
port on Tuesday, and buried on Thursday,
the funeral services, which were largely at
tended, taking place at Plymouth Church.
Lieut. Phelps had enlisted in August 1862,
as private in Capt. Ford's cavalry compa-
ny. Thence, some months afterwards, he
was transferred to the Goth L. s. c. Infantry,
in which he received the position of Second
Lieutenant. He was afterwards promoted to
First Lieutenant. and held this position until
The regiment, a few weeks ago, was ordered
TO Davenport to BE- mustered out. He was
b young man of stalwart frame-full six feet
high-of fine soldierly appearance and bear.
ing.-of irreproachable character, and with
apparently prosperous, cloudless future be-
fire him. But, after facing death undaunted
and nnscathed in thousand bideous forms.
the monster laid his cold hand upon him in
sn hour when Least expected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

UTICA THEspIASs.-The first enterta in
ment for the season, of the Utica Thes plan
Society, on Wednesday evening, was so we'll
attended and gave so much satisfaction. that
the Society have been induced to give anoth-
er next Wednesday evening (Ncv. sd ~ with
a change of Programme. The two pieces
selected tor this entertainment arc ''Faint
Heart Never Won Fair Lady" and ''The
Yankee Peddler," iuserspersed with voca!
music and other divertise ments Their new
hall and new scenery have proved decided
success
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

LITERARY AssoCIATIoN.-A meeting viii
be held at the Court House on Thursday even
ing next, at o'clock, to consider the interests
of the young mems Literary Association,
organized few months since and also
proposition set on foot to establish "Gym-
nasum and Reading Room" in this city. 1t
is thought that both institutions may be
amalgamated and hourishing concern;
started Let all interested attend
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

well, Colonel, " said Que of his Republi-
can brethren to Col Moore, meeting him on
the street, the other morning, Il guess you'll
flax the boys this time-you have the ad-
vantage OF them 2"
"Really glad to have you say So" replied
the Colonel, ''but how have l the advantage
of them ?''
''Why, yoi see, you spend seven days in
the week electioneering, and Sunday is your
best day, while they can spend but six
You could have played dominoes on the
Colonels coat tail as be swang himself away.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

AT HAxFoRD's.-Mr. Hartford, at his old
and popular boot and shoe establish ment
west side of tie court house, is now selling a
heavy stock of his own manufacture, the ma
terial and workmanship ofwhich he can war
rant. He manufactures at the east, where
stock and labpriis cheap, and thus is able to
sell cheaper than most dealers, who are
obliged to add to their own profits those of
the manufacturer and jobber
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

CEMETERY Observation-Disclosures meeting
will be held at the Court House this (Satur-
day) evening, to take some definite action IN
reference to the Ottawa Cemetery. The in
tention is to organize an association, and to
take immediate steps either to get control OF
the present Cemetery or to purchase ground
for n new one
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

Snow. There was quite fail IF snow on
Saturday morning of last week, at Ottawa.
but it had evidently come before its time,
and by uoon it had all disappeared. Since
then the weather has been cloudy. with oc
casional rains, rendering the roads impass>
able en- account of mud, and giving farmers
and business men generally the b ues.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04
Miss BRUSH, a blind lady. we'll known n

Miss Brush, blind lady, we'll KIN own to
most OF our citizens, is anxious Immediately
to dispose OF her piano-a very fine instru.
ment. 10 enable her to do so witho ut much
delay, her friends have adopted the Gift sale
plan. Three hundred tickets have been is.
sued, at 81 each, the drawing to tak e place
as soon as the tickets are sold. Tickets are
for sale at The Free Trader News Depot, at
4. Y. Griggs IDim mick Il Bros. an NJ. p.
Firms stores. Also, at the Jewelry store of
Mr.. Nckain, on Main street, VIII re the
piano may be seen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

REPUBLICAN, Pow0w-Col Moore's powow
at the Court House on Thursday evening was
a rather slim and spirIiess affair, leading
republican remarking to us that it did their
ticket no good. The speakers were Hon. B..
e. Cook, and one Storrs, of Chicago. whom
we remember having been around here in
! $50 making disunion speeches. He is now
An ardent friend Of the Union (of the black
and white races.l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

CIRcUIT Court commences next Monday,
but on account of the election, witnesses, ju-
rors, &c. will not be required to attend
before Wednesday. There are l6i law
causes, 81 chancery causes, and lO1 Grim
inal causes on the docket, and of the last
named, the grand jury will probably present
n score two more, as the Jail is full Of
.boarders"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04
CARD ENVALHDS.

Clergyman. while residing i'll South America as a
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases Of the
Urinary Seminal Organs and 1.-THE whole triad Of dis
orders brought by bancul AMI vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy
PROMPTED desire afflicted and unortu-
nate will send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine sealed envelope, any who needs it
FIR IF Charge
Please incose post paid envelope, addressed TO your
self. Address.
JOSEPH T. INNAN,
STATION ID. BIBLE IInrsE.
July - tn. New York Civ
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FINE TEAs.-Mr. Sample, grocer on Main
street, is right in taking extra pains to let the
public know about his fine nice lot of tea.
We have given them fair trial, and can as
sure our readers there has been no such fine
them by.aceident at great bargain, and is
selling them cheap.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

MINNESOTA CLUB WHEAr.-This is il new
club" in its palmiest days. 1t makes hJur
equal to white winter, and costs little over
half as much. Mr.. Schutt, of the 50 Custom
Mill Ottawa, recently bought 1000 bushels
of it, and is making excellent -four. We re.
commend all cur readers to try it, assurin 9
them they can get nothing approaching it in
quality at the same price.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

FRox MoSrAyA.-Capt. John Miller and
Homer Payne. former residents of Ottawa
who SOME two years ago left this place fol-
Montana territory: returned few days ago
from that region of silver and gold. They
bring with them not onley some goodv speci,
mems of the glittering ore, but many speci>
mems of quartz, showing thai the stu fl is there
in rich abundance, but so locked in crystals,
that it will require heavy machinery to bring
it ont. They have received some heavy claims,
and we believe their purpose is, during the
coming winter, to either organize company
or in some other feasible way to secure the
necessary machinery to work their claims to
advantage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

REED d MILLAR-Dont fail to read the
new advertisement of REED 4 MILLAR. You
can have ocular proof every day, BY simply
stepping into their store that they are alto
gether too modest in setting for the guam
tity style and quantity of their goods. We
have seen no heavier or finer stock of furs
and fur goods anywhere, and we know from
personal experience that they sell at lower
prices than the Chicago retsilersdo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04
ECGiss, Rocks.

Golden Leaves from the Dramatic Poets,
Hows: Bea,rice-Julia kavanagh.
Hugh Worthington-IIolmes
Skirmishes and Sketches-Gail Hamilton.
Gome,y OF Montgomery.
Sir Copp-T'homas Clark.
Too Strange no to be True-Fullerton.
Very Hard Cash-Reade.
Luttrell of Arran-Chas Lever.
For sale Inv OSMAN IIAPEMAN,
Eas; Court House Square.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

ALBUMs.-At Skaters gallery, over First
National Bank, large stock Just received.
All sizes and styles at prices which defy CON-
petition. You can do no better than 10 get
your albums at Shafar's
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Chicago Jsnz-i<cI.


Nov. 4, lS65.
Flour dull. White winter extras $40 !;
spring extras $j.i5 S7.2j.
Wheat firmer White winter - 30: ex-
ira spring $50 SIP; No. ! Sl.4S q
$3.50: No. ,, Sl.i0 SIP
Corn advanced 24c. Sales No l., canal at
IS! No. > in store Il i9c.
Oats weaker and lower Sales No. l at
22c: rejected lSc.
Rye ~ 66c.
Barley soc $3.50 according to quality.
Hides, cureG $ Dry fiat IA ljc.
Butter, choice dairy 3S Il ;2c.
Eggs, 3S Zoe.
Chickens $3.50 81. per doz.
Wool. fleece washed soc.
Cattle $3.50 $7.25. The market is not
overstockcd with good stock, but scallawags
are nlantv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

Mr.. Hills Directory will include nearl,
every business firm in town, and, as work
of art, will be one ofthe most novel and ele
gent specimens ever exhibited in this CITY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04
Ottawa Post Office

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL or MAILS.
western closes Zoo NJ Arrives 1915 p. N
Eastern, .. 12M&6PM 1915 p NJ
Farm Ridge, closes z. NJ, and arrives ~ NJ Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Newark closes l. 80 p. NJ and arrives p. NJ Tuesdays
and saturdays.
eomonauk closes 80 A NJ Saturdays arrives 80 p NJ
Fridays
O0cs Opens SAM. Closes, M.
aug36 IS j. W. DOW, Pm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

boys wear, which for fit and fashion. neat.
ness and durability, extraordinary low prices,
cannot be surpassed! Just received, large
invoice of white and grey blankets, buckskin
gloves and mirs, home made boots, which /
am Offering lower than the lowest! invite
the people of Ottawa and vicinity to call and
see the goods, whether they wish to purchase
or not. N. .SrIEFEL, La Sale street, three
doors north of Olmstead's warehouse.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04
Albums.

A EIrJI ,ssor,mept of Justices Blanks, Blank Deeds
~ Mort.a~as &c inst received at the Free Trader
News Depot east of Court House SQUARE, u.nY,,.u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04
SCFYOOE ROCKS!
-Eu stsces, Blanks !!

IL kinds used in the city and country, cheap a
n they can be bought any where. by
oSMAN & HAPE&AN,
Fast side Court House Square,
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OV
For a sound Practical Business Education, go to the
North Western business 6dqe located at Aurora Illinois,
For full particulars address, with stamp for circulars,
sept2 e5 -3m = V. REIFSNIDER Aurora, Ill.
The Mason Il Iam1in Cabinet Or.
gans. forty different styles. adapted IT, sacred and
cuar music $50 to 5000 each. TIIIRTY-fINE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS. other first premiums awarded
them Illustrated Catalogues free. Address MASON
HAMLIN Boston. MASON BROTHERS, New York.
sept 81. 65-ly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

"A OSMAN HAPEMAN,
Door North of Armstrong; Clothing House.
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Milton H. Swift, Joel W. Armstrong
W. Bushnell, Lorenzo Leland,
VIM Ilickiing. Is;tic Gage.
Thos. IInTiurd, John Armonr
L. Thorne. John Minley
c. ". Van Doren.
We have organized under the National Ranking Law
and having succeeded 20 the business OF W. H. W. Cusli
ope for the transaction OF general bank
ing business.
Exchange q Chicago New York, and all the other
principal cities of the United States bought and sold
Exchange on England, ireland, Scotland and Con-
tincutal Europe, drawn in to suit purchasers
Collections made throughout the state, and
prompt RENTED for day of payment at current rate
of exchange
United States, Illinois, and La Sale county bonds Id
silver, &c, bought and sold.
4 full supply of Revenue Stamps, Of II de
nominations, constantly on hand
We special agents of Jay Cooke (subscrton az
100 loan, and will allow interest from to
subscription.
We believe facilities such that can offer %
ial inducements. and shall utmost endea,
give satisfaction those entrusng with their
Banking hours from A. NJ to P. H.
Juns 1865. WIN. II. CUsHMAHt. Cashier.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

. i "A " Il W IIV T1f''J-f III -'s wv Il 7.
OTTAWA Nov. 3, 1866.
New CoRy.-The Starch factory gifc
notice that they pay % cts. for all new corn,
white or yellow, that the farmers will bring
Il F,.tl,ar rntica
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n IME CHI. n G Z ID!
D r. :" a L K z r
CONSULTED At THE
GEIGER HOUSE, OTTAWA,
NJ e Ek HE'D

MARRIED.
At Pittsburg Pa the It'll ut BY Rev. DR.. Howard
MIR. WM II. MILLER formerly of this city. and Miss
MARY McCASKEY, daughter of DIR. McCsskdy, formerly
of Temleranceville. Pa. No Cards
On the evening Oct eth 1855, 10y Isaac Van Dorcn
Esq. Mr.. JOHN LANGLEY. of the town of Farm Ridge
and Miss SOPHIA JANE LAW. of the town Of Bruce.
Oct 25th. by the Rev NJ. X WhittI-sey. Mr.. NELSON
r. SMITH and Miss CHARLOTTE TAYLOR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04
Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.

Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.
On and alter August 27th 1865, Trains Pass Ottawa
station follows:
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mall Sunday excepted) 1245 P. NJ.
Night Express Sunday excepted. go. 12.tOA. NJ.
Peoria Freight laccomodation) 80 A. VI.
Rock Island Freight, 7.l5 y. NJ.
Peoria Express Freight, 1910 p. NJ
GOING EST.
DAY Express AMI Mail Sunday excepted) 1245 p. n
wight Express DO 10 A. VI
Peora Freight 235 p. VI.
kxpress Freight tacc"mnio.iation) 1910"
Peoria Express Freight, lI35"
Oct !, 1866 PTAyENER Ao.nt
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CIUT SON.
r7n,,.c aud s.ot fer Sale.

10 hereby notify all persons not 10 trust my wife Mary
Mccarthy account. for a certain reason as will not
nav auv t!.l.ts of her contracting from date.
oct 3S-3A* JEREMIAH MCCARTHY.
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HA l. B ER IT'S
EHssgS q ALE.

E'Ggs SALE.
WILL sell my farm miles north of the town OF Ota-
WA coniaiug To- OF the best Turning land i'll the
town of DAYTON Ia Sale county with all the improve
thereon consisting of good farm house. WELL cis-
terra Young orchard. cribs and stable The farm j.
well fenced with Usage orange and boards. For terms Of
sale auv 10 Mathew Sorn the Of William Red
dick in ottawa the subscriber the premises.
pIytan Oct 1S-3ws MICHAEL CONWAY.