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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
Tn. Gre4, Invention Of the age in
HOOP >AsI:s.

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ar da,ljJy. SPRING SKIRT
This Ing,toh CONSISTS % Duplex or two Eilipsie Pure
firmly together edge c-is-. Taakng the torhr-t
n~xii- elastic and Durable Spring u-e. They -
don. i.Id br-sk iAe IN. sngIe Spring. ami oonss
queuty preserve Their perfect ant hutiiHi Shape nor,
than tSic- long any single srin. >s9t that ever has
II can r. made
The wonderful heN ility and great comfort AMI pleasure
any Lply v-l,i- ths Dgpisx Elliptic skirt All! -
Irfi.usri prrTiaglsriy IN all crowded Assemble. Opera.
Ctrrla.ss Rr4d C4rs. Church P-Es, Arm Chair, iOi
Prosn-fsig AMI Iiusl-e Dr--. the Skirt be folded
~hrH No. p osIy small place easily and convei
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C,nseuirnec %; wearing the Dupi EilPuc Ssd NDrsFg
SIf single BAY wiH Never Afterwards willingly lis
Ls,... iLey -Uis~rIDr % all 11h-r--
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sHd w twe- lang the SsHJs yam covering
which q ali SsagL> Ne>i H97p >tlTss The t1res
lstfafu rtsls Nisf si- u is si sIi ts-.
d,gl- cnyrrz prevent the e'rsn from wearing ID
the rfs wh. dragging down rtar-. siou- strf-. &c, &c
viIi "a they Constantly suij-t 10 when IL
All 4issie 4 the and elegant tue-i Taps. and
tn i quality every part. giving - the carer To-
graceful ant priest >-i- psi L. ami are uu4as-
tsrais iil- if-f. sYi n-I desirable, comfortable AMI
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R-ui< .Srssfs. Isr isrE
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60 ht44tv fs- ~ Dtl.E Ep- or a,sJ>5 Spring SsT;
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Notice..

NOTICE Is hereby given tn all interested that at the
~ regular merting of the Common Council of the
city of Ottawa, bc held Tuesday the twenty ninth
day Augu 1865, at the Council in said city,
"a petition will be presented 10 said Common Council
for the construction of side walk the north sie OF
Superior street. blocks No - and 80 in States
tn flaw 1--we
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PENNsYLvAEfA.--The Pennsylvania demo
cratic state convention met at Harrisburg on
Thursday. RICHARD Wax presided Col
onel W II. Ii. Davis Was nominated for an Il
tor general.
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Prentice is hard on the radicals. He saws
though they have the nigger or the brain,
they have no brains on the niger question.
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president JOhason has incurred the ever.
lasting disgust of the radicals in New York
by appointing Mr.. Odell, Democrat, survey.
or of the port of n. Y. city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

The Mississippi State convention, on the
2lst inst, ratified, By a vote of Sc to Il, the
constitutional amendment abolishing slavery
throughout the L. s
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The Mississippi convention, on the 2lst in
slant, ratified the constitutional amendment
sbolishing slavery, by vote of Sc to IL.
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according to latest accounts from Europe,
= choler. continues its ravages at Constan.
"''i-l, and is still moving westward.
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NOTICE Ia hereby given all Interested, that at the
IN n'ixt regular meeting Of the Common Council of the
city OF Ottawa to 'e holden Tuesday. August ~ D.
1862 at the Cnm Council In said city, petition
will be presented said Common Council, the
struction 81 side walk the north sble OF Courtney
street. bcgihhng Nc the toll house OF thu Illinois river
bridge knd running Ia OF lots l, = and T. IN
block - Original Town OF Ottawa, far ~ the ravine
bridge ON said Courtney street. ang 26-lw$
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Notice..

rUyIIE south half of No. "a block No. fifty
nine (59J in States Addition to Ottawa. Terms: Low
for cash Address h. c. OLMSTEAD
aag 49, 'G5-3ws+ Marseilles, La Salie Co.. ILL.,
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.Iu.fice., Ulnnl<. !!

FULL assortment OF Justices Blanks, Blank Deeds,
"A Mortgages &c, just received at the Free Trader
News Depot. east of Court House square.
OSMAN HAPEMAN
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SITUATlON WANTED

OY man as Book Keeper or Ccpyst. Has had
- raj year, experience Book Keeper and has been
chief clerk In Qrtermsters DEPARTMENT for past three
years. Address, " s. 4. H." box 800, Ottawa p. U.
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.idmu,iSirdiors Motto.

E-TtTE OF JANIS :. Rvs, DaCE.sED-
FENiE undersigned having been appointed Admnis:rat'
Il OF the Estate al jams =. Res late Il ths
~ of Ia tlie AMI state OF Illinois decreased hereby gives
notice thai he viii appear Before the County Court uf La
Se county, the Court House in OFT tlt- OctnSer
Term. the 81 MInlay in October which all
L having claims against said notified and
requested To attend for the purl> Of having the
adjusted All persons indebted said request
Ell TO make i,nni4siiite payment the undersigned
Dated this 10Th DAY Of August. 4. D. 1865.
ALBERT g. REFS. Jr. Administrator
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TO En0cil Bennett

Or teh11a Il Ha0y oossoTA wagon lett az my shop
in Ottawa hive Fix months by EuDh BsIu.
he Repaired THIS rfpsrs made once, and Mr.:
Bennett Iuiifed Siiil he has tailed cd.
away. This j. notify him that unless he calls
DAYS. Itys charges and akcs !; away, Viii bo
soii - pay charges OK il. CgRIs QvLssE.
H,-fgN
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WANTED

~ n good women and work az the Y & s-1re,
- VI - corner Of VI an and Columbus sis Ihu.s
not afraid work, tad steady employment
aug 2s-iWs :. b. PIT MINER CO.
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IN tht sonth west corner OF Walnut and Jefferson
~ OTTAWA, Illinois. Pun chasers will call upon James
Wells on the Premises, A. W. Cavalry, his agent, for
terms al sale. JAMES WELLS
aug ~, 'to-u
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We would respectfully solicit continuance OF the BUSH
relations heretofore existing between the tity Bank
and to them, well such new
may favor with their business, would shall
able extend such facility nj accommodation
trust will prove them satisfactory and profitable.
HENRY E,MEs, President. EDWIN ALLEN, Ctsiti,T.
Epw ElNEs. Iice Irss. y ii BULLEN, Asst CoShT.
nt,aua lS6y-v
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NOTICE.

THARLES j. BEATTlE, Attorney and
~ Counsellor at Law, Pontiac, Livngssoo county, Ill.
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Walt,


4 FINE assortment OF Wallets and Pocket Books, II,
"A OSMAN HAPEMANS
One door north Of Armstrong Clothing Store
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The Era Of Great Frau Il . =.

There seems 20 he 4 perfect carnival Of
f:auls, forgcries and defalcations in New
York. 1t is impossible in Cur limited space
to give even condensed details OF all the cases
and We are obliged to give them in the lump
thus:
Charles WiAsor, MercLantile bank 5 1000
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The National city Bank of Ottawa.

Exchange on CHICAGO, NEW YORK, and all the
principal cities East and wesf, bought and Sold
Exchnuge ENGLAND IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
and all important points in Continental Europe, drawn
ia sums suit purchasers.
Cold aud silver bought and sold
u. =. Revenue Ss"Ssaps Of all denominations
constantly liand and for sale.
Also will give especial attention TO the purchase and
sale of all cIasses of GsOVs = mcnt securities.
Including the He'd fveT~enty and T-nForty bonds
and the popular Seven Thirty loan.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-02-01

The Wilmington Journal is of the opinion that
the rumor about peace commissioners to Lincoln is
all "bosh," especially when coupled with the
statement that such men as Stephens, Boyce, Leach
and Gilmer have been appointed. The Journal
thinks the Confederate Congress would not "en-
trust the public honor" 10 such men. Well, Mr.
Stephens Is one of the commissioners as the Jour-
nal has seen. The "public honor" and the public
liberties were necer safe in the hands of the orgi-
nal secessionists. The apparent failure of the Con-
federae cause is largely owing to the fact that the
political opponents Of Mr.. Stephens commenced,
and have carried on the revolution in their own
way; and now, when an effort is being made to
close the revolution, insulted by
the declaration that the "public honor" must not
be entrusted to their hands. The original seces-
sion leaders, like the abolitionsts of tho North, are
possessed of and governed by the demon of destruc
ton; they have talent only to pull down and de-
stroy,-they can neither preserve nor build up
And now they stand over the ruin they have made,
helpless and powerless, with their hands dripping
with human gore, unwilling themselves to attempt
the work Of peace and carping and snarling at the
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CONFEDERATE TAX NOTICE.

= WILL ATTEND WITH THE ASSESSORS AT MY
Il ofice in the city Of Raleigh from Monday the hir-
zenith to Saturday the eighteenth Of February. 1868, to
eceve the following taxes due the LIST day Of January
SOS, to the Confederate Government, viz:
LIST. The taxes on incomes salaries and profits.
End The additional tax Of ten per cent profits made
y buying and selling from the lst day Of January, 1854
~ the LIST day of January, 1865.
srd The tax of twenty-five per cent. profits exceed
ing twenty per cent made from the LIST Of January,
Is r. to the lst Of January 1885, by any bank or banking
company, insurance canal navigation. importing and
porting telegraph express railroad, manufacturing or
other joint stock company Of any description whether in
cOrporated or not.
4th. The tax quarterly sales for the quarter ending
the 2lst December, 1864
5th. The licences for the year 1865, due from
persons engaged in the following named rade business or
occupation bankers auctioneers wholesale and
tail dealers Pawnbrokers, dstilers brewers hotels INNS
and eating houses brokers' commercial brokers' or
commission merchants tobacconst theatres, bowling al
eys livery stable keepers, cattle brokers' butchers bakers.
pedles apothecaries photographers lawyers physicians,
dentists, surgeons and confectioners
All persons in very respectfully requested to
make payment.
RUFUS Il. PAGE,
Collector for Wake County.
Jan 80. 1865, 9-3t
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"WHpPEDI"-We learn that Mr.. Pitehford, of
Warren, said in his place in the Senate on Friday
last that he was not an original secessionist; that
he was opposed to the war at its beginning; and
that he foresaw we would be sohipped! Mr.. War.
rem replied with much force, repeating this express
sion of Mr.. Ptchord which the latter did not deny
qualify. Is it possible that the Senator from the
Secession County of Warren admits that We are
p1ippea' We have never said that. To be whip
ped is to be subjugated, and to be subugated is to
rest supnely in provincial or territorial condition,
or restore the old government Is Mr.. Pitchford
prepared to return to the federal Union? If he is,
then separate State action so much denounced in
Warren and other secession Counties, will be IN
dispensable. If we are whipped or rather, az we
are whipped" what does Mr.. Pitchford propose
to do?
Since the above was written, we observe that Mr..
Pitchford has explained himself in the Senate. We
thought his first expression was rather strong for
Warren.
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true men, the Conservatives Of the country. Like
their prototype and forerunner Lucifer, that "son
of the morning." they have made an uproar which
has torn
"Helrs concave, and beyond
But
"Him the Almighty Power
Hurfd headlong flaming from the ETHEREAL sky,
With hideous ruin and combustion, down
To bottomless perdition; there to dwell
In adamantine chains and penal fire."
p Come independence or come restoration, these
secession leaders will never deceive the people again.
ing and dispensing honors. Like "that old ser.
pent, which is the Devil "once Lucifer, that "son
Of the morning" will have "seal set upon
them, that they should deceive the nations no
more" So mote it bel
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TO THE PUBLIC.

have seen an advertisement in the Standard BY J. p
Adams in relation to my sou Henry NJ Kosemond which
would not notice if the statement read Only by
neehbors who know all the facts but justice to myself
and to my son. in the estimation Of persons who do
know the facts require that should make this statement
apprenticed my son to NJ. Adams and he contracted
to board lodge and cothe HIN n suitable way. but he
lodged and clothed the very shabbies: manner and
which was compelled do work for the family of Adams
was not IN the contract had put him with Mr.. Adams
to learn the trade Of shoemaker. At length finding that
my was much imposed upon and badly treated
directed him to leave Mr. Adams He did not leave Of
his own accord, as Mr.. Adams states My very
profitable to Mr.. Adams shoemaker and was willing
that he should stay until his time out if he had been
decenty and justly treated but felt bound ut last when
found there hope Of decent and just treatment
tell him to leave Mr. Adams has broken the contract
can prove necessary in court Of justice. want
quarrel difficulty with Mr. Adams but am determined
to see that son has Justice As long be remained
with Mr.. Adams be vs1faithfu ard obedent him
apprentice, as had told him to be; and Mr. Adams really
has no ground to complain of either son myself
have specimens Of the clothing something that called
clothing that Mr. Adams required him to wear which can
be seen at my house. 1 have nothing more to say.
JOHN ROSEMOND.
Wake Co. Jan. q, 1865. 9-2t
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bill to exempt employees Of newspapers from |
Home Guard duty. Mr.. Dick called for the yeas |
and nays, and the bill passed by vote of 81 to Ii.
MISCELLANEOUS.
An engrossed resolution to raise committee to |
enquire concerning appropriations for the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum was concurred in.
Mr.. Pitchford rose to q personal privilege. In
using the word whipped" yesterday he only meant
that we would lose battles-that we would be whip
ped in many fights. He did not mean that we
would be whipped into subjugation-that the spirit
of his remarks had been misunderstood, and he was
dependence, and he believed we were able to Go SO.
The committee on claims reported favorably upon
q resolution in favor of 7. R. Fentress Passed its
several readings
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House was called to order at 10 o'clock A. M,
Mr.: Shepherd presiding.
Prayer by Rev. R. Mason, Jr, Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church.
The journal of yesterday read and approved.
Leaves of absence were granted Messrs Lowe
and Phillips
Mr.. Caldwell introduced resolution in reference
to the Insane Asylum, proposing to raise joint Sc.
lect committee to investigate the affairs financial
management, &C., of said Institution.
Mr.. Phillips moved a reference of this resolution
to the joint standing committee on the Insane Asy-
lum. Not agreed to.
The resolution after some discussion was adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Grissom, bill to amend an act entitled " an
act to increase the efficiency of the Home Guard
Organization" Referrei to the committee on mil
itary affairs.
Mr.. McAden, bill bearing the same title. Or
dered to be printed and referred to the committee
on the judiciary.
Mr.. McAden, a bill to incorporate the Conserva-
tive Joint Stock Publishing Company. Referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Caldwell, bill to increase the powers Of the
Commissioners of the town of Greensboro.
A message from the Senate announced the pas
sage in that body of resolutions in relation to In
pressments introduced in the House at the former
session by Mr.. Phillips) with amendment strik-
ing out the I'd and 3rd resolutions of the series-
On motion of Mr.. Phillips, the message and resolu-
tons were laid on the table.
The special order, viz the appointment of Mag
istrates being taken up, Mr. Pool moved to postpone
the whole matter until the 3rd Monday of Novem-
Der next Not agreed to-
The House then proceeded to appoint.
An engrossed resolution in favor of Saml F..
Phillips and Henry L. Plummer passed its several
| readings.
An engrossed resolution in favor of D. F. Bagley,
Sheriff Of Perquimans county, had its LIST reading
! and took its place on the calender.
The House then adj burned until ten o'clock A. NJ.
| on Monday pext
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LINVILLE.
For the Standard.

For the Standard.
CAMP NEAR HAMILTON, dan. 81, 1865.
EDITOR STANDARD - Please insert the follow
ing list of field officers:
N C. BRIGADE, JUNIOR RESERVES
LIST regiment F. s. Armistead, Colonel; G. W.
Broadfoot, Lieut.. Colonel; W. NICK. Clark, Major.
I'd regiment, j. II. Anderson, Colonel; W. F.
Beasley, Lieut. Colonel; N. A. Gregory, Major
Sd regiment, J. W. Hinsdale, Colonel; W. F.
French, Lieut.. Colonel; A. B: Ellington, Major.
LIST Battalion, -, Colonel; -, Lieut.. Colo
mel D. 7. Millard, Major.
Very respectfully, }. O. MILLER
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SIBERIAN seems resolved to obtain some sort of
popularity in Savannah. He has put down whiskey
to three cents drink and bread to five centsa leaf
The murder is out. People drinking that kind
of whiskey could not be expected to do otherwise
than +" take the oath" or any number Of oaths.-
The bread is Q better idea W.. Jour.
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TIE A CHI E RS!

SEVERAL LADIES OF GOOD ABILITY
- and long experience in the conaon brauches. Mnsc
Drawing Painting. &C.; dssirs 10 of pleasant sus
tlon for chifdra School, to open in the Spring Com
Give particulars and address
Misses 4. q. c. d.
Ia, 20 100. Salem Forsyth Co, Nc
-. A'e' U--4tpd,
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ORDINANCE.

de IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ID the city Of Raleigh:
That it shall not be lawful for any slave 10 buy con.
tract buy any meat provisions other article in the
.ty Market without the written permission of his her
Iwner manager for slave to buy contract
any meat provisions or other article in said market
iel any article purchased said market, snd any slave
tending against either of said provisions sbo be whip
el not exceeding thirynne ashes at the discretion Of
lac Mayor.
Sec @ The said Ordinance shall 20 into effect on the
day of February, and it shall the duty Of the Clerk
advertise tho samcn the city papers, at the Court House,
POST Office and o.her public places.
VIII. Il. HARRISON, Mayor.
J. J. CHRrsropHxRs Clerk.
Raleigh, Jan. 80, 1865. ST.
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: E,AKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO JAIL
Il A negro man By the name Of HENRY, wto says he
elongs to BENZ. Redmond of Charlotte County. Va
aid boy is about % years. of age front teeth out
, Richmond Va.
The Of said boy is hereby notified to come for
prove property pay charges and take him away or
..e will be dealt with as the law directs.
WIN. H. CULLOM, Sheriff.
Johnston County N. G.
Jan. 20. 1855. as-tf
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We publish to-day the able and statesman like
speech of Mr.. Hanes, Of Davidson, delivered in the
House of Commons Of this State on his resolutions,
looking to Convention of the State and of the
Confederate States for the purpose of making peace
The great reputation which Mr.. Hsnes has won for
himself as the writer of "Dauidson," and many
other articles which have from time to time appear
ed in the Standard and Progress is more than sus-
tanned by this speech. We bespeak for it general
and careful perusal.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-02-01

It is reported that the commissioners sent by the
Legislature of this State to Richmond on the SUBJ
ect of peace, are Mr.. Pool Of Bertie Mr. Carter of
Beaufort, Mr.. Person of New Hanover, and Mr. Hall
of New Hanover. They have been considerably de-
layed in their journey by the bad condition Of the
roads. We suppose they may be expected to return
by Saturday or Monday Eext 4.
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MARRIED.,

In this CITY On the 9Th inst. BY the Rev. Dr..
Craven, Mr.. DONALD W. BAN, to Miss ADpIE ",
third daughter Of Dr. WIN. G. Hill, all Of this CITY,
In warrenton, On Wednesday, 18th inst, by
Rev. 7. B. Kingsbury, Rev. JoHN B. WILLIAMS, Of
the North Carolina Conference, to MISS ANN LITTLE,
daughter Of the late Dr. Charles Skinner, Of that
place.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-02-01

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Capt. L. f. RIGGAN candidate for the ofice
of County Trustee at the next February Term for Wake
County If elected he pledges himself faithful dis
charge of his duties.
jan ~, 1885, 5-wSt.
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FOR HALEl.
VALUABLE LAND!

"ILL BE SOLD FOR CASH AT THE
w Courthouse in Raleigh Tuesday of Februar
Court at twelve o'clock onehaf Of hund red and six
t. acres of land lying the Coa6ed Railroad in Wake
County IA miles from Raleigh, belonging to the estate Of
c. Horton. decd. adjoining the lands of A. ]. Lynch,
Grey Jones, j. r. Perry, and othsrs.
D. W. SPIVEY,
Executor.
Jan. Is, 1865. It's
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NOTICE.
A IL PERSONS HOLDING BONDS GIVEN
IA under the authority Of the County Court Of Wake,
present them to the County Solicitor before February
Court, that they may be changed and registered.
This order made at November Term, 1894
}. J. FERRELL, G C. C..
Jan. 2b, 1855. 8-lw.
~ Confederate copy daily week. and send bill to
Clerks office.