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The legislature rc-asscmblcl on Tuesday
morning after their jaunt to jacksonville,
Joliet, sc. There was no quorum present,
however, in either house or Tuesday, and no
business was done. The senate made a pre-
tense Of adiourning out OF respect to Mr..
FUNK, a member, who had died.
IFolaeslay. E,J. lst-Bills were passed in
the senate appropriating SSO,o00 to build tie
east wing o! tie Insane Asylum, and So
600 to pay the debts of the Normal University
y message was then received from the Gov.
ernor announcing that congress had passed
tie resolution for amending the constitution
so 10 abolish slavery. The message was
referred to committee, and IN an hour after
wards reported back with a recommendation
dat linois ratiiy it forthwith. Some effort
was made to slave Off = vote but without sue
cess; and without debato the vote was taken
and stood yeas Is, nays G-six democrats
voting with the republicans. Adjourned.
u the House resolutions were offered AMI
speeches made in reference to the death Of
Senator Funk. Several bills were passed
allowing certain towns and counties to
levy tax to pay bountics. The same ac-
ton as in the senate then tool; place on the
resolution of Congress aLolisLiug slarery-
the vote on The resolution to raGify standing
~ to %, when the house adjourned.
Ia thercpubl;can caucus last nigh, TIC con
grcssiouai appointment ill was Dictated
ThWrsday, IeJ. 2.-The senate passed .
large number Of local bills, Int none Of
special interest to the public. The bill to
move tie state capital, which Lad been made
the special order for to day. was allowed 10
pass over into the general order, which is re
garded rs equal to t;llirg It,
The House spent the best part Of tic day
in debating the bill to allow the soldiers t.
vote in tie field. without coming to a vote
Oh il.
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War News of the Week.

Peace rumors during the week ha' c
nearly driven the war news into the shade
but happily there was 50 little Of the latter
as to make it 4 matter Of no consequence.
Gen. Sherman army is again III motto,
moving apparently in three columns, upon
Charleston. The dispatches Of yesterday
announced with considerable flourish that
he is already within 10 miles % Charleston,
which amounts to no advance al az, for We
have understood him 70 have been Ltat near
Charleston for the last three weeks. Doubt
less, however. is he is in motion, there VIII
soon be stirring news from that quarter.
Gen. Thomas, whose headquarters have
been on the Tennessee river south OF Nash
vile. is abort TO change his base, 4 largc
fleet having gone NJ that river to transport
his army to some other point, but whoreto,
is contraband, and nobody appears able to
guess.
The army under Gen. Terry, operating
against Wilmington, Is still cncamped near
Fort Fisher The gunboats, however. are
slowly feeling their way uP Cape Fear River
Meade has been removed from tie Army
ef the Potomac, which has been coHsolidat-
ed with the army of the James. and both
placed under the command Offhil Sheridan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04
The Legend OfSant, Cu,

This popular name Of the Saint who pre-
sides over Christmas and the toy gifts of that
welcome season, is derived from Saint Nj
cholas. The legend of his first appearance
is an Italian one. According to this, a shoe
maker named Giraldi, who lived in Fcrrari,
was so niserably poor, that his labor from
day to day barely kept his family from star
walton, and he was unable to give even a
small dowry to his pretty dau. htcrs. 1t was
, not thought proper tc marry without a dow
ry and thus the young girls, though each
had All admirer, were compelled TO remain
single. Their father. however; went every
morning TO the shrine 20 pray to his patron
saint, st. Nicholas, that he would work a mir
acle to relieve him from his distress.
One Of bis nearest neighbOrS, Il rich mer
! chant, who Glanced one day to hear MS sim
: pie petition, ridicuied the idea Of his expect
, ing the saint to take care ofhis daugters, and
| recommended him TO choose patron saint
| who would be able to do something for him.
! "Mine, he SAID, Is the jew Buonaiuto, he
/ lends money At two per cent. month, and if
/ you know how to manage, you may make
/ four With il. He i not 50 deaf a St. Nich-
! o!as.'
/ The poor man Vas shocked 1t this impious
I speech, and assured the merchant that his
religious faith could never be shaken lie
went every day t. church, notwithstanding
the others mpchcry.
| Il was now Christmas Day. when the mcr-
chant aud the Jew settled Up their yearly
! accounts: iuonajuto found he owed his friend
! three hundred ducats. and wishing to give
! him an agreeable surprise, he ordered one Of
the ducks he had carefully iUttruci, to be
killed and roasted. aud then with his own
| hands introduced the three hundred gold
! pieces into the inside and sew.l them up
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

Gov Smith, Of Rhode Island, has issued a
proclamation announcing that the quota OF
the state uuder the last call has been filed
by volunteer enlistments, and no draft viii
be made in Rhode Island. He adds: The
Executive is gratiiied TO re able 10 again as
sure the good people Of the state that tLey
are secure from :, draft. and urges them to
use every means to promote enlistnents :;
and while sustaining the bright record OF our
state, - encourage cur noble regiments in
the army, WHICH have On every Geld, reflected
credit upon themselves and Rhode island
Rhode Island, like Massachusetts, has had
agezts abroad buying up negroes. Of this
negro enrolment business, Gen. Sherman, in
a recent letter received at Washington, which
Greeley furnishes a quotation in the Tribune.
says that the business, as row carried on, is
worse than the slave trade, and the enrolling
officers are worss than the slave dealers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

The RgBgL GEy. RoDDY-Upon the
authority Of a loyal officer in the army OF the
7. nessc,. Just arrived from Nashville, tie
s.. Louis Reg'.bijcta says:
Brigadrcr General RoIly, who has earned
a high reputation daring the war. a par
tisan cavalry commander, and who has CO.
operated with Forest III several important
operations. grew tired Of the contest few
weeks az. He found means to communi-
cate with the Federal authorities, and through
them procured full pardon from the Presi-
dent as a condition precedent to LAYING down
his arms His pardon was forwarded 10 Gen.
Thomas headquarters by Mr.. Lincoln last
week, and by TINS une, doubtless, is in the
hands Of the repentant rebel Tor whom it was
prepared. He will soon 1e heard OF, there
fore, as having resumed evil pursuits at his
old home, which we believe was in Tennes
see
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

Gen. Butler, at the time of the capt.rc OF
Fort Fisher. was before military court OF in
quiry, relative - the previous failure. His
appearance on the occasion Of the receipt OF
the news Of the fall of Fort Fisher is desert
bed as follows: - For a few no ncIts the 81
lcnce of the grave prevailed in the chamber,
and all the members present seemed to be
wrapped in contemplation OF the irresisiibly
comical position into which the principal
figure in the group was thus suddenly thrown.
Gen. Butler did not suffer his abstractedness
to last long; but recovering his equanimity
before anybody had time to make a single re
mark, he benignantly tool. a survey Of those
around him. and with the simple utterance,
Il am glad Of it, majcstically walked out
Of the room. -Natioagt h!tcdigsnccr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

The democratic state convention for New
Hampshire was held at Concord recently.
There was large attendance. and the best
Of feeling prevailed. Hon. +. ". Earrins
ton of Manchester, was nominated for Gov
ernor, and Hon. O. 4. !. Vaurhan. OF La
coma, for Railroad Commissioner, both by
acclamation. The committee OH resolutions
reported he Constitution of;he United States
rs the Platform Of Ire New Hampshire De-
mocr.cv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04
More Peace Talk.


In spite Of the constant asseverat.on OF the
radical press on the one slde' and TAG violent
rebel press on the other, that the present talk
about peace Is al. oos",-thit there ca" he Il"
piece until one SIDE OF the o'Ner Is crush
cd or exhausted me 'ro''irs oac" anu io''h
between "aShi''s'on anu i'ie'''i.o",' con.
hiues. old hiair mas peeh = hiciiloho
twice and returned. IN ho'h instances lie
Gays his reception by the rebel leaders was
most friendly and cordial Mis- JefI- DAVIS
actually threw her arms around his neck, and
AMID Hood oil tears Kissed MN over ana
over again. And the rebels wee 50 please"
win 'ne o'er'ureS niair WIS "Y'''ri'.u 10
MAKE 'ha'th'F "PPo'h''n' '"''to % '''''' A"ieS'
men ice ir'Siie'i o'eihth>' IA. u E
huh'er' anu '"D5 N'iiP'r'" pass
our h'ies anu meet 'Ne Ae"eial r'"'erS
ana talk about peace. iAese ueS'lh-
CUISINE" re"'i' nave "e'"ai,E III. ''1 III "r'-
res -no'''' "i'''"'' '''' ''''''''' '''''' -
Sew; rd have gone 10 meet theta. II Is hard
" to be supposed. if Mr. Blair could hold
on, 70 n. -,he,s NO ,ros,ec, IF ,,.,r,ro. any
49,,
'erIhs ''oiii vi i-''''"'" '"l u"'''n''i'ii'''
surrender, and Davis had nothing - pro
pose on his side but indepcndcncc and re-
,o,;.;o,, Tho. oI,J,;, c,-,.,,,,,.,- , -, .,,;,,
:.
Oh hi5h CONTRACTING P'i'''ei d. o'"c1S
Monroe would have taken place. There
mus, somothipo more practicable, have been
N''' y - D''''A $780, i''''' 'i'''' N-'N -'--'
ca press on either SIDE suspect, - JustI-
fy this Diplomatic parade.
As 10 the vast amount of sr.ec;.',t,,n witt,
-h;ot d., ,.z,o., ouo en- ! .,.,.r..,.-.
1" '"e l'Ie'' -''' - '''''
the character Of the conversations between
RIair and H.. rebel leaders. We set If ali down
I,;L o,I,.o ...,-.,.l..l,.,,..
~ "'e f''1'' fiC','.', ~ 10
anything from the mouth O! BAR himself.
and that is the y. !. HTatd. The cores
poudent of that r,.ner really pretcnds TO have
-, Io-,:o
heard biaif talk lhe suoS'"h'e u Ills IT,
velation is thus given:
Haying TINS navel H.. way h. . c,rt-crs
md Guarded Introduction or rr,l,n,i,arv. this
Cab;ne, oti;c;aI mo5a , dir.cf ,r,ros;fio,, -
Mr.. Blair. ' WAY Of inquiry, III substance as
lolio"s IN lne even! OF our l'tot. gov
ND the contest. viii the Unitei States govern
ment torego emancipation. ccnGscat.on Gc
and permit us trebe!) to dispose 81 our coz
.EIi' men ie'''s I"e o,i;, 'ba WIZ
shall he ,,I,csI in the way Of the rriv,ta sal.
diers III the Southern army. al least all who
IL. -,l! load ar- ~! n a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

Artemus Ward says he went to Washington
pat up alta leading hotel, where seeing the
landlord. lie accosted him with:
How d'ye do squire?"
'Filly cents, sir, was lis reply.
'Siri''
"Half a Collar. We charge twenty-cents
for looking at the landlord, and fifty cents
TO- speaking to him. II you want supper a
boy will show you to the dining room for
twenty five cents. Your room being on the
tenth story, il viii cost you a dollar 10 be
shown up there
How much do you AK man for breathing
in this cxluinomikal tavern 2" sad /.
"Ten cents BREATH was his reply.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

The CHICAGO MARKET shows some varl.-
ton in figures during the week. Flour,
spring extra, on Saturday last was IS, yester-
day dull al s151a58. Whea. No spring
was active at $l-46 on Saturday; yesterday
dull at 81 A. Corn has raled about the same
during the week, 1ia1oc Dressed hogs have
declined about soc. during the week, selling
yesterday at 81 | .50a&l3.50.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04
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SINS. ~ tls~ a.N ..i-,y.l r.HE.-I r..s az
vail .r 81 ;le oh s;l - a. q I.-r b..
w.'r- al as u'rs ut Tie late firm Will t. ,t..l
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

Mary Harris, Chicago glrl, Yesterday SHOT
in Washington, y. j. burroughs. clerk in
the Carreaey Compiroller's Office. She killed
him, and alleges she did so because he Sc
duced her. married another woman, and sent
Lcr TO house Of IL repute.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

aati1->ci ly the Cui,.i--;. .er q rsisrul ..o
nue.. t. sell [. : .'uu- stamps ,r l.. S.''. ',-tv
Ga. i.sgWIut tn. Trv.s-.~r ~..
ul-st al Na,j.i'.-f-r e. j.. ElN5. T. II.
7 - cf5r-. O.tt.l. Jan. @ TS6--ra
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

The New York COMMERCIAL Adrertlscr
say. there has been severe fall in tie price
of cotton goods in that city. Standar,! sheet
ings which two weeks ago were held at sixty
cents, were sold last week at forty cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

'ifIiE rrIn know. ss:SIARA 1 BACH s Il, &, -.
L solved GO. >.ALa.
JACOB. EtIti
H-'- SttTS vii! clos tin f's-i1 - III H Er.-.
III Bat. gr asa.- .lfI BE- rs. er-
sSa-t ss usual. - S4lIc ..a- If.g:.. E-.
taI'.- 10. lr,I.s-. store. GI.1. cT,I.a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

The beef and pork packing season at Chi
cage. Is closed. Daring the season Of 1864
. there wer packed $500 cattle and 740
l74 bogs.--,he former being an increase
On last year Of 49, cs. sod Inc lsesr . de-
crease Of l5A,Sl7
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04
GrHces fReliEOn.lllusfr In
rIrSOn Perkins.

PEARSON Perkins.
All OF our readers NAV not see the Ottawa
Republican,, -lapscd last summer from the
hands OF a common sinner. lik G Ourselves. in
to the sanity hands % a pious gospel min
lister. Ii Is no: often hat u weekly (wrdk'y)
political paper falls iI'o such hands. The
, readers OF that sheet may congratulate them
selves Of, Icing piously cared for in their
! Temporal Interests They will, perhaps. fiat
ter themselves 81 ucw and then Getting
: rcsYcl If they fail t. get common sense. They
will get good exhortItiDH, ifthry Ill Of get
ting .,5l English |: may have been wise
thing in the Republican Leaders y make this
arrangement to put the who'e party in bet
ter way Cant and tw;. Idle lave their uses
! :. rasc.lity about to die seeks benefit Of
clergy
The following advice. in tie last number,
| canl.ot have missed a good market: ''i:ead
regularly, closely, prayerlully, the Bible, and
attend cons'an'iy upon the best preaching
/ within reach SO, hun-m-m not three
times . week, dear sinner. That viii never
carr through such a you. Constantly.
! Ag;.iI.-''No nan can lay claim - scholar
ship without being learned in this wonderful
book" After :. LIST Of shamciul bIunders in the
use Of quot :;ors, our gifted Editor illustrates
his own familiarity with the Word by
saying Christ SAYS, He that con!es,eth or
rro.e>scth ri.c no; before men, him will not
confess before M Father and tbs angels il
heaven Mt laying claim to scholarship,
that sounds to u very Ike home made scrip
t-rc. We verify suspect that Christ did no.
/ 81 Lat.
L Vas not, however, to the preaching OF
our pous brother that we wished to call at
tenti,n, SO much as to his gocdly way Of
practice.
He illustrateth the grace Of charity.
Item. The FREE TnADER thinks tae t.
pos quite accommodating 10 stand charged
with the constant nonsense Of our columns.
That We Should thus be Judged by an evil
spirit is no discredit.'
heA >. being full of injustice, opposed
to liberty, and hateful of mankind, the FEEE
TRADER and Cicayo Times and the like
/ mourn over the march ofliberty.' Tie march
Of liberty! Whew-w-w. The march Of
Well, sc don't know. We can't be positive
Oh that pint, only wc don't remember the
time. " may have felt Sometimes with Gen.
Sherman. ike ''cus>iu" al the brutal manner
III which the poor negroes were beng bu tchcr
g IN the name Of irrcloru-',ut can't SEQ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

1t is doubtful il any place in the world can
rival New York ia enterprise. The other
day poor omnibus horse fell by the way,
ard died opposite The Astor House, and be-
fore the animal had ceased kicking an enter
prising bill poster had him covered tn
lash paid for old rags at NJ. 10 Ann
street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

The Raleigh *. G. Wing comes out open
y for reconstruction. It says the state is be-
ing ruined; it IS filed with deserters, rob-
! bars and murlcrers that the state militia
have thrown down their ANS and gone home,
and the reconstruction Of the Union Is the on
i hope.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

The following articles contributed to the
late County Sanitary Fair, have not been
credited heretofore
Miss Irene Clark, one smoking cap. W.
d. Price, one barrel picked cabbage. Benz.
Washburn, one gallon can apple butter and
one pack sge paper Mrs. }. DIcKsY,
Go. SAe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

A POLITE MAx-' Ny dearest uncle says
humorous writer, g. was thu most polite man
in the world lie was making a voyage on
the Danube. and the boat sunk. Ny uncle
was just Oh the point of drowning. He got
his head above water for o.ce, took off his
hat. and said, Ladies and gentlemen, will you
please excuse q and down he went
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

STATE Of ILLINGISl Conn Court thereof t,
l., SuIE ColNTY " March Term. =. i $50.
ftrzckiah Terry, alnI>trito Maria Terry deceased 4
John II. Mitsu. Alfred Mason. Brown John stout
and unknown heirs Maria Terry deCCast..-i ytItI u
10 sell real estate
A!ayit Of the residence of the above ntInod de-
PENDANTS John II. Mason, Alfred Ha and tho uihirW
heirs Of Maria cry having been filed i'll the Office q" me
Clerk of sa County Court. Notice Is hereby gwen " uie
said John H. Mason Alfred Mason, ani the unkno", heHs
Marin Terry deceased that sail petitioner ne s fe
ttiuu in said Court the chan"cry side th"re1 on '
,Cl div OF! January 1896 and that summons teto Oh
issued out Of sti Court against the sad dreniatS Fe-
tIraie on thc Monday in NarrI next - l. toy IA"
e.uir,d NV uL!ess YOU the sud .Join H. Mason A.
fred Igs, and the unknown Ilis Of Mana i'iIH >ui
personality l., and alp.,r iefre said County Court. the
inst day of the thereof 10 he holden al the
Court House Ia SID county, "n the r~t Mon
day in March lcxt. and Plead answer deiHGr or except
said ncttoneis petition tine sIlc ami the matters ant
things therein pIllyct all be taken confessed, AM
decree entered accordingly.
Ottawa. February jtl 1868. 5. ". GaYN5Sp, Cert.
T. L. II tilical Petitioners Sol.
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rOrnvacSs

The weeks worl, in congress amounts to
abou; this
The resolution, which had been debated in
the senate aboutthree weeks. advising retail
iation ON the rebcs for iltreament Of pris-
onors Of war, was adopted on Wednesday, so
amended as + make the retaliation con
form to the u5ages OF civiliz J wl:f,-,'
The senate resolution, proposing an amend
ment to the constitution abolishine slavery
throughout the L. s., passed the house on
Wednesday by the rcquisil ctwothrls vote.
The House on Thursday passed the lii
nois Ship Cana! bill. ltappropriates $1,000
600 to aid in the work Of charging the Hi
uDis and Michigan Canal, and =, 100000 for
a canal around the'upper and lower Des
Moincs rapids.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

J. 5. Rock, colored 'pusson," from Mass,
was admitted on Wednesday to practice as
an attorney and counsellor in the supreme
court Of the t. s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

1I virtue Or execution ard fee bill issued OF the
I'D Clerk office of the Circuit Court of San.aaa cuu-
~ and state OF Illinois and Ia directed, Whereby
coninlan.ei % make the amount OF 4 certain judgment
recently obtained agains, Isaac r. init III uyor
u t?ndey Secretary OF the Sa1saIlOl Insurance Co.
OF The Iaits tenemeEts, goods and chattls of the -id
Isaac X Hit have levied the following property
Wit: two thirds Of the northeast quarter Of twenty,
seven lZ III township thrtyour 3i north range five,
% east " the third Prn NeriLIn in La Sale county
state Of Illinois.
therefore, according to said command. shall expose for
sale public suction, all he right title and interest o.
the above named i--sc H. Hit and to tbs Above -s
cnbei property Monday the Goth day If February 1852
at o'clock, p. a. Al tie south door Of the Court House ia
Ottawa
5Dsss. at Ottaws tl,s 2sth day Of January. 1855
s---- .-,z y. WARNER,
Ln. S1~,s ef la Sua1 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

Washington city was nearly bare Of Major
Generals on Monday week. Only seven were
in The city on that day: Banks, Batter, Burn
side. Hurbridge, doubleday, Hunter, and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

At Carbonate, Illinois, there are three cot
ton gins in operation. and all have been busy
since the beginning of the season. Three
hundred bales have been pressed there and
sent II market, all from the vicinity. Other
gins are at work in the county
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

Hon. Isaac Funk, State Senator from the
Bloomington district died very suddenly al
bis residence, at ) o'clock Sunday morning.
His wif. died four hours later. Dir. Funk
was the largest farmer and stock raiser in the
state Of Illinois, and was a man orb,!i and
untlinching honesty aud integrity, as las
been strikingly proved on several marked
occasions during bis Legislative career.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04
BRITISH PERIODICALS,

The Lor don Quarterly Review .CoaserratiyeJ
The Edinburgh Review fWLi--t
The Westminster Review .RslieaI)
The North British Review .Free-Church)
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TENEs EAXG& I.

am ro-fy receive to state. county and ~
taxes, for the township Of Ottawa - tho very
limited, re4uys, tn tx payers 10 pay up SOB
sill
My cnre is in the Post Office Iv.,.ug . Gu,r. C-cc
h'us- II"u. To- "cpgb Il. u. .. u. HENIAEn.
Dec. /. i~7!-2m. Ir5Cr r-.c.-.
CSfRAGEi'-T'rom The subscriber livig~
II in Ottawa. in October last. small bright lay -fs
colt tau Years OH last spring IA small white
forrL-3uo utr: Whit. .ut lin e. black mal. - I
tsi!:"w white hairs ia tail. lie i, Of the Sampson bred
small heavy Wa last tho bottom c-tl
Eeej1rau llt # Cation, Brush, SC. 4 literal r,vU.
will be uai Tor Information that VIII! enable Q. r p
s'i.i bli NN. rCNtJH..
Ottawa Jan !i-Sw.*
TEAIR TpOH FRI SITS LADIES GI.AI $ lHr-
& In' mss, Be-: assortment III town
JaII-i THOMPSON < CIIsc&S
..afrss-s asaoos., Of GOE.ilfs
4 Nd IaSans' Magnolia Balm. ~ -..-.
"A izn2i THOMPSON |lA.'N :.
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E'srRAY NoTICE-Bay Horse Colt
II Taken pby Aire! Z. Hobbs, in the town ofSsrene
la Sale CO.. Bay Horse Colt years old, LAST spring.
fifteen hands high left hind foot white black name aud
tail. valued at $50. 5. W RAYMOND, Clerk.
BROWN MARE C0LT-Takou up by j. VI libhard, ~
the of Day La Sale county Brown Mare Colt
years Old past, star in forehead valued at St0.
fedi 5. W. RAYMOND Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

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