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nnas AAhsrsEf (

rSs cosssags.l q ihdiAa ASziH Sss rssssty
rvssivsd insorussioa tsnding 70 dispsi eli apprs-
hspsion Of an fs&,sa satbrisk ID sks Bss Sesnsry,
which . s,l.sraa FREQ 81 Louis, pshH .hsd yssssr'
d.ys sseespesd y inHinsnt, cos'idsfsbls Dis
sssIssst,os hes existed Among The fsaisas = tbis
rsisss oxint % the dsiAy u the esvsrspshs intbs
distvisssos u prsssts v shsn b sssssdssss Nth
. treaty nsds iAit fsiiI BET sibss hey hsts N.
ssivsd sAssssk ~ sssuss Of H. Durvas sstisiss.
toy sss.ransss that sseh prssssu vfit sssa y
Eivss thsn hsvs bssous uors ffissdly ast q pvss.
snt no hostile den Astratios 4 aatislpetsA b. ~
Comminionsr.f - rfssis4 - fi51is stsAf Lfe'sA
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REJhCTaOHs,

Several Nominations Of TIE PREnpEsr'
were rejected yesterday by the Senate, bu
none Of any importance. lra"J syIn1Izd
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VIZ HAVE received copy of the ANIMAL an
nounesmsnt Of lectures delivered in the University
Medical College Of Nsw Yo /, with . oA,aiogps of
the graduates, The siipsitutiOn 10 in . aoudshipg
condition. apd coptinuss 10 occupy sisitsd rank
amopg the, medical oolleges of the country. The
winter session opens October 18th lIniormstion
osn 10 obtsinsd BY addressing OsoAa T. suEHnAs,
Japitor 'Univsrsity Medical College, At the Oily
Hospital, Broadway, New York. uH5<9 nj! ~ 'u.l
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P.unprsr JpHns@f 81 handed 70 Bishop
PesteR. A ses psfeliss, hls cheek ips $1,000, Up
~ sfSSs gSssiseisAl tsst ststss be-" q
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NAVAL OFFICER OF Ssw YORK.
No nomination for Naval Officer Of New
York has yet been made, and probably will
not be made for several days. 1r' 4, gr
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~ asnsrai Land Oaes.

Attbs Detroit lapd once 10 the month Of June
last bssii acres were disposed Of the greater por-
tiop for AgeSltsrai College SCRIP, sDd the ,ssidus
In patisfaetion Of bounty land wsnaats and by,sash
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o.trrrr, sa .Fr..a-s..

Owing 10 the daily insrsssins reports " optrsess
committed on irssAmsn 70 Loudoun county, ys.,,
end the sppsrsut inability q ID. eitil easrts to
ms,s out ju-tics. TO ths os.odsrs. . sompapy Of
regular esv.lry hasbsss sent 70 different pesss IN
the county ior The ptotsstea of he eelossd pseps
nf that RAGLAN. ..lE y. lllniI 81 lll-..
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: An I~psreans M.iissry order.

The Secretary Of War ys.tetdiy promulgated =
special order dlreotinrths iumsdists mus'srout Of
service Of ~ oflesn bsIons'psto white regiments.
anf st prsssst on duty agents OF the Frsedmea,s
Barsau IN ths South. In compliance With the pro.
visiaps OF tbs order. al such ON srs win repair at
onss 20 their rsspsciiss bcmss reporting thence By
lsttssts the Adjutant General. 4! ~ ,,s ~. :.
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b. ~ M adam mounts' Pile salve-s Valuable
Rs@sdy fos thss DlAs.ls de- aC6nsumpton Destroy.
sr. Aad an Ehtirs Cure for the Bfouehs Asthms ke
Gan be found stptts Drag s,ors. opposite National
hotsl olmanA Aesr hstropplitNp Hotslj Ford's cor.
nsr of Bsvsnth and Pennsyvania Avsnusj Entwisis's
sorasr Of Twsnh asd syIvapis avsuasF Rilotts,
earisr Of and Twelfth streets, Hsrbsush, corner
s-vbnth and a.. r. sltss- jal2-u
n ~ Wonderfui bat True I'm adams REM
IHsfos. the word-rsnow asd Astrolosist snd symnam
bulisue O siryoyspt while In cairvoyant state de.
husatss ths very features Of the ysrson you are 10
marry, and By The aid Of an instfumsnt 81 intense
power, known the to pro-
duss perfect ana life like picture Of ths tu,urs bus
bAaa or wife Of the hssppiieant with dass Of mkrrfass,
oeeapstiops leading trait. Of character, &e. This
impo.ton, tsstiosiAls vtbout number assert
By sansg Pses Of BIRTH age, disposition color Of EYED
ssd h..T ,nd snel9.,Ag fi,y e.r. aud stamped ssvs
lop addressed 10 yourss you will receive the picture
By Ss,arn Rntt tass,Asr vnh as.iIsd infsfg.pps.
Addrss. IN sespdynes, hADAns GssrEDDs RKnirsroH,
\ o Boz @7. West Troy N. ool6-dwiy
llaaa.
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MARRIED.

On tbs l2th int, By Rev. b 7. Brown, j. D. ysAuos
D., " this oi,y, u Mis-. LE'DA H. .ED VI New ysr.
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t4I'ECIAI. NOTICt;A.

- y : n : =
- calvary B.psis, CAureh meet. every
Sabbath In the Church, corner Of Rshh and s,rsss
ssrvies avery sandsy st II e. N. and svsaiau sssis
free. ssy.1. z. aowlsts. pastor gz. . :. dsp.a
- Rssss n.sse.., Ba.k, J.Iy ., 1ses,-
new Yivx oAnr. co.'s I've are now prspsrss to
furais. our With the New Five Cent Cou, In
sxshsngs for United States Hstionsi Bank netss,
vi,hoe. charge. WIN. .. HUNTiEo'os. Z
SWs-.-----------.-.- .-.-.-. NAsnier
- rPsastons.--Cepiss Of the Rspubliean
oonishing ths "Act suppitnsnary TO the several
relating 70 PENSIONS approved June ssn BE- ebtsiAsd
=. tAseaes prtee. 8 oeea.s per cory. a.
ArAmaaasrsis.-P,rso desiring tho ssr-
vioss Of CoPYlsT or AMAnUkNsls, oan BE- secommo.
datsd By lady who wri,s.a asa, aud plain basd, BY
applying u No iss Sixth street west, between and
s''ss' 'ln, aonn, ,LL.I -LL.Z.-LLlA z aP2s-1 !
- Marriage and csiib-cyy an Essay Of
Warning and Ipstruetiop for Young Men Also, pi,-
eases and Abuses which proslrais the vital powsrs
with surs msaus otrslisE ssst of oharss In sealed
letter snyslopss, Address Pr, 4 sKILLiN HouGHr0s,
Howard Association. Phiiadslphia, Pa. m apl7-sm, J
"a - Meth and FrsckIss.-I.adies anlicted
Win on the vsos, called moth patches
frsekies, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth and
Frscts Lotion, Ills infsiibis Prsrsrsd BY Dr. B. o.
PERRY, DsrmAaoloaist % Bond street. New York Sold
By all drugsiss In Washington asd elsewhere, Price
~ ...'. aa. % 7p'r 77.ih $50 81 my'7-u&ssm
!, ASr 10 the CtsiEsns Of l6sorgetown.--Ar-
ranssmsps have been made to haveths KPuBLroAr Dc.
l'vsfsd promptly aud rsEulary every mornipg to sub
seribsrs In every part Of Georgetown. -l.t,s NJ,
sub.odpsions Will bs =. esiysd By W. WHITING. at
his News sabd ID the Port 0ncs Congress street. who
Is the agent for 0sorsstown, and to whom ali COM
plaints will hereafter be mAds.u'rt rsa o. -y,iI y
Tsrms--7o ssa'spsr month, payable to the Agent r
n. js2s-n ~ . I" EFWN ~
ssch-Loadtn9 Arn.-The beard for
hs Of Brssch Loadius Arms, Of which Gen
sral HAseoek H. psssdsn 10 DOW In issssion At No. o.
wiAdsr's Buidisga b ssl,ti t1sllfs. . pJ., ssrt
Arms win b. fsssvsd dai, between the hours Of II
q N, and 2 y. p.. until further notice ~ ] .'''h y
Invsntors Ass requested 10 submit their arms in per.
son or By agslt 10 the recorder Of the board! 'lh
.., t'p.''i{ i.'i'',{ W. OWENS. x
Capt Nh ., g Cav, Brsy. lieut.. Col. U. {. A..
mh'2u HlgsrS Recorder
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- ~psastons..-Cepiss Of ths RspNblican
eon'ssing ihs "Act supptnsntary 70 the several
relating 10 Pensions approved June 6ssn bs obtsAsd
n thisonos Price, 8 cents per copy. a.
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PAPgR FOR SALE AT
w ,stssnss VI ths hslioasl kspablissa. IN
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for the different Sta ss As an Indianisn he was
not In favor Of giving up the control Of te oes
Of that State to The Federal Governmspt and prob.
ably the Senator from Illinois would also bs un-
willing, II might do on the bustings for the Sen
ator TO ohsrgs that he Mr.. IL was in fax.r Of Sd
hitting rebels and traitors here, but 1t would not
do in this body There we're laws on the statute
books and there was an oath to DO taken before any
ono could be admitted hero. r.f' n
2 Mr.. TTumbull would ask the Senator whsther he
was In favor Of that oath. s-HF'lfg.aHg) 7H
Mr.. Hendricks said that, however unconstitu.
tonsl be might think the osth, he was In favor Of
enforcng It while il rsmaiDsd on the statute book
Mr.. H. then read the oath, and said that It was
Impossible that any but Union men should be sd.
muted whilsit stood, The question 10 not shall
men selected by oompstsnt authority and aocord-
int to law, be admitted, and Who can conscisn-
tiously take the oath. The Senator .askedf him
whether be was in iavor Of admitting Mr. Stephens
and Mr.. johnson to scala bsie He was not In
favor Of admitting them while the oath remained.
Every one was loyal In the North was carried
along by the force Of public opiuion. II was q
source Of profit and gain to be loyal here. but Il
was danger and often death TO be true to the eoun-
try In the South and tho men who stood alone in
devotion to the Union shesidi not bs denied admit
tapee here. ,a.ll" 2. + b.
By unanimous consent Mr. Fessepdsu iptroduoed
Joint resolution for the temporary relief Of the
sufferers BY the late ere ct Portland, Mainsi which
was passed. asf 4sF .
llt authorizes the Commissioner Of Internal Rev.
enus to suspend the ,colIeeiiop Of such taxes as
were assessed prior TO the 9th day Of July. 1865,
against any person residing doing business or own.
property In that PARTON of the siy destroyed by
Ore and wbe have suffered material loss, such sus.
pension not TO coninus tonker than the end Of the
next tsssiop of CoRgrass ! ~, II ...,. .-
. Mr. Van WiDkls Offered o resolution 10 print
., 900 copiss Of the lniornal Rsysnus laws, which
vas referred 20 the comn,uss on Printing 90 !,
!, Tbs question wns then takon on motion to post
pons the Niagara Falls blli until December ns1t
and rssaltad 10 fouovsig "a, on 90 lifr VIZ ri
iSAs- Msssrs. Anthouy, Brown, Buskalsw,
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Remember that the great Excursion to
Chicago, under the management Of the ladies
of the Plymouth Church, takes place OF
Tims3W of' nett ,rsek, July l9,h. 1t is im>
porttnt that You b1y your tickets early.
The train viii leave Peru at o'clock A
NJ. stopping al La Sale at 30, at Ottawa
about -, and at Morris about $50; and
will start from Chicago on the return trio at
JPN IRE from Peru. La Sale and Otta-
wa $500 for the round tgi.; from Morris
$3.50.
The fare, it vii, be seen, Is lerably
less than half the usual rate, ard to say
nothing as to the mere pleasures Of the trip,
and the gave;ies and amusements IL rrepa~
ration at Ch.caa, for the excursiouists, there
IS scarcely = householder, or lady having tie
care Of = house or family in Ottawa, who
ca"no. make the trip Pay by making it tae
occasion Of a shopping tour in Chicago. All
trade there will be just at the turning point
between the summer and fall buFiuess, when
all kinds Of dry goods particularly are sold
a. the ve.y lowest figure. We throw out ii 5
IS an emiae'.t'y practical HAT YOU may not
have thought Of.
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go EON<grSsI''EEvE..

Tic advertiser, hsy a been restore 70 health in few
k w very simple REMEDY after Layin- red 7
saV-g. years with rya- ii- affection. a1 that dread
d-.-r G. u-lgl 'tI'41 aiiN.Ius To make huII. to hrs
fellow the
TDi' whg4eir 1t. no H'H send a copy Of tn pcrscrI
ton u~l (e OF chE with tn directions f,r tsrt
ing agI the same. Which they viii fit Cure
Consumption, Asthma. bronchitis, CuG.ls ads and
all Throat and Lung affections. The only Object the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is - benefit the al
f,'. 't read Information which n cuury,cS Ice i'll
valu ia AMI Il p-S every sufferer will Ty A- RENE
IT wiiic"-t them nothing. AMI may prpyea blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, free, hy mail,
viii pleas ad4T,el. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
dec -. Oily Willian,>hurgI. King. Co.. Y Y.
The above ncd.inei Is for sale ly i. Grisrs Ottawa.
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Hor Heat is no name fol 1t! Thermo
meter at 81 i'll the shade-silewalk scorches
ones feet through boot soles-only relief we
car fnd is at Mitchell's Ice Cream Saloon
and Dining Hall. Take an ice cream-feel
better. Take an iced cup of tea--betterer
swallow a pint of ice in chu hks-betterest
lie whole establishment seems cased in ice,
and compared with the outside world is as
cool as u frosty morning all in the month Of
May.
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Co,i. Cost, and No EEsini5Hg !.

Having sold Qua the sIcs Of Clothing owned by \.
srn,d l-es-rs. suiklind winy and having TO give
rs- ,i,n e last Of this month, shaI! until that time
offer any article in price Now j. your time
for hargius> Iespcak FOR the firm the sur liberal
patronage from my friend. that they have bestowed upon
as. Ypu val find them men WIZ aim to deal ON til"
square Al Eot.s aal s-o0vats due to ArI''.i must
lie paid lefore the 10Th u July l shall be- compelled
to leave them with justice for immediate collection.
Respectfully. \. ARNOLD,
iulyIi-2v Oue Locr cast National Ci,y Bllk
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IT. - DE- b .C-FrL AND H'PPY.-Mrr AID w0ni-u arc
naturally IrusIi- they DO like To- p-k well. and think
II night. but 'H have sympathy with that ,lt-s
whose d-hry"ig! locks fy every direction when VIZ.
tn least their whole heads may b" made Slrp -n-ly
s.rli 10 is original color beauty AID H-T, While the
scalp crr- from its iE.n- iaL -~IiT and every hair
prevented from falling Of. ic-, and very likely. have
iuu.!aut growth OF new hair th-t entire head
who there j. none BY using T,1Eetts Physi'"g
i.,i i.g ls.~t-. which never soils the finest fabric
.y per.Vu-i has luii a. az dressing !, used
among tr- mast g,li1 abe exclusively, and pronounced
tine Trri ration of America. Every bottle Is
warranted. smith D9yer General gents. Chicago II
sid 10y Or. DItNiICk BROTHER. AMI ali druggists.
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ilGsSs sVs' SDsITFs.

Gentleman 10 suffered for year, rom
r, r., astgre Decay, and ali tarr.S v.rthfuI
l.-i fs.. Vii h' the SaS' Cf suffering riua''lfy s"ul
u 'Ii who urr it, the ci. aud directions fr max
iuE ta- sullc remedy 10y which he was cured Sufferers
VIZ To- rut the advertisers cxericnCc do
Lv 1his'>-lrE JOAN Il. hipEN
doc s.. ely No. q CIauG..r, ST N.-y York
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Os1DYIa Post Office.

CLOSING ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Western closes II 90 VI Arrives 1916 p. VI
Eastern I2MS6P IL - p. II
Farm Ridge closes at T. II. AMI arrives at Il NJ, Wed
ncs'ays and Saturdays.
Newark, closes 1880 P NJ. and arrives P. " Tuesday
and Saturdays. -
Somonauk, coses530 \. VI Saturdays arrives D. ~ Pm
Fridays.
Eagle closes 2. VI. Saturday: arrives IL NJ.
Office Opens A. VI. Closes. = p NJ
aug26 Gj wv. DOW, IN.
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Lave you been to RIALE BRo.'s? If not,
tia: Is the place for you to buy your grocer
les, as they have the best assortment in
iowa.
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rE7HE Confessions AND EXPERT

=
Pm lisl,e1 fo E'le jcrrn. iad ~ CAUTIDN YOUNG
Mn AMI oilers Who 50 f-r from N"rvou Debility, Pre-
Decay oi MinnDJI &c snI pvjn- at the
THr Means al S.iECU.e. Ky ore ~ tas cured himself
after undergoing considerable qulokgIv by eurlo-i..
n-ti al ir,cI envelope single copies free Of cI
may Zee hii u the altllnr.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Brooklyn, Kings c.. NY
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>Yss.SCE>. I51T,s, "a EYE.

Fvary young lady and gentleman in tlA intel States
hear mphing much their advantage l---a
Iail Gree OF CHARGE hv addressing tie unri.7"i
Those having fears Of being hnniuel viii ui, hy
noticing this card. All others will please address.
oJe'lient servant TilOS. +. CHAPMAN,
doe 30 6J-ly SS1 broadway New Yor
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NzarrIagc and Ce5il,acy.

Z ESSAY OF WARMING AND INSTRUCTION
"A for Young men, Also, Diseases end Abuses which
remtiurelv PROSTATE tue Vital powers With
% relief Sent free charge. in setlee letters envelopes.
Aljrc@, Dr. j. SkfiLlN U0UGUTON, Howard Associa-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa Feb 8 '65
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An Etscc'uaI Worm asN's..ic
ErOWI. FCT gsittsGC SOsMslf>,

Or Worla Llzesgr.s. sisrn SICKNESS uIdo"'leaIN
ith children and a,tut- attributed 10 other Gauss, Is
occasioned v worms The "yerniirge Couihts although
ciiectusl in destroying worms can 40 no VI e
been successfully used 10y Thysicnn and ioud 10 e sale
and sure in Graduating worms 20 aurtiut 10 cihIth
CE,E{,H sariag Horns require mme~itite attention. ~
NEGLECT of trouble often prolonged sickness
SUMMONS Of HORNS Children often Overlooked
worms in the stomach and bowels cause irritation. which
can be removed only by the Of a sure remedy he
combination Of ingredients used in making Brown D.. 81
miguge Con hts is sue as To give the - ftssue eAe''
with safety. = 49,,
CURTIS 4 BROWN Prdrietors, Ne" -orE. s.d ..
all Dealer. in Htdicin at IS c--'s to'
June 'rsHy
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CROSBY OPERA House. ART DISTRIBUTION.
Our people have. been good deal bored,
and not little TITLED with and swindIed, by
a hest Of Gift Enterprises which have been
the rage liz Chicago for several months past
We are happy in being able to state, how>
ever, that the proposed distribution Of the
Crosby House Art Association, is an enter
prise entitled to full confidence. The property
proposed to be distributed is worth, dollar
for dollar, the full amount of the certificates
proposed to be sold. There are no blank
tickets A work Of art approxmating in
value the cost of the ticket, will be given to
every holder of a certificate. Circulars eS-
planning every detail. as well az certificates,
can be had at the Book Store of Osnian x
Uapeman.
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MYSTERIOUS POISONING CAsE.-The family

MYSTERIOUS POISONING CAsE.-The family
of Mr.. VIM. Donahoe, of this city, insisting
of himself, wife and three children, ate their
dinner last Friday, consisting of bread, butts
ter, eggs. potatoes, and a corn starch pudding,
articles that had been in the house and used
before, and prepared in the usual way. Yet
two hours afterwards all the family were
seized with violent vomiting, and showing
other symptoms of poisoning. pE. Hathe|
way was called, and administered some sim
pie antidote, which proved effective, but was
Unable TO discover the real source Of the
difficulty The general conclusion. however,
seems to be that the difficulty was in the po>
tatoes. which were old and diseased.
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0-T.yI f.1nGr No


OrT,v. I7nGr No. u meets every Thursd3v evenIng.
-DAU5ETEGs o. KERECCA the tiri Tuesday evening oil
each month. OTTAWA EYCAMPa1NT Ne On the "a ana
4th Tuesday evening. I'D Ivy
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Ottawa Lodge No 5}5. meets every Friday evening at
their Hall in I;eIdicks Block.
W. L. GIBSON. W. c. T.
CaAs SSow. " 9. feb 10y
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The ladies' Of Ike Baptist Church cleared
500 BY their dinner on the fih July.
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: Of T. meet every Monday evening their Hall over
/: -Idicl'z store east side Court House.
( gATLIN r. A. +. HULLISTER, W. r.
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fEau~. forty different -tva- ADAPTED tacr-l and
ruIa- music. f,r $50 10 500 each. FIFGY-ONE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS or other fr,t premiums awarded
ta-r. H,u-,- tel Catalogues free Ajirt>> MASON u
ANLIN. Boston. or MASON BROTHERS. New York.
HINNICK q BRO, Agents al Ottawa, III
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Ottaba freeG Of aOer
LOCAL. MATT EE ~
Cbjcaro and Rock Island Rail Road
GOING EAST.

Chicago aud Rock Island Hail Road.
IN and after January 1st, 1866 Trains Pass Ottawa
Station as follows:
GOING EAST.
Dav Fxr-ess and Nail, Sunday excepted) l2.i5 P. ~
Nj, Eyn,.ss sunday excepted)..... 1911 A. NJ.
Peoria Freight. 80 - ".
Rock Island Freight. 500 T. NJ
GOING VEST.
Dav Express and SIaiI Sunday excepted] 1915 p. NJ
Nfolt Expr,ss do 1G0 i. "
Peoria Freight I'D T. NJ
Express Freight, 1910 F. NJ
F.TAyENER, Agent.
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3ankina 4 aasuranfs.
I ATi0NAL CITY BANK
or OTTAWA

N-LEHEsEs:
FENEf r - Vr% M T. F}It RfHILL
fDHfN e. Him, EDWARD fiNEN
JOHN D. CiT0N. q. H. BIA-EN-
TsfE CITY E.I<sS o. EtNES, ALLLE Z Co.
has transferred Imitation from the State 10
IL. National system. at vi h-rsJ-r conduct i.s bust
ress under the name AMI style II
The Nationl city Bank OF Ottawa.
Exchange on CHICAGO, NEW YORK. and all the
irl1-.I.I ciji-~ East AMI Meet, huu-slt and sold
Exchange on ENGLAND. IRELAND. SCOTLAND
aui al .rnp1rttn; point, IN Continental Europe drawn
sEals - sut purchasers.
Gold ard silver bought and sold
u ~. Revenue stamps Of al denominations
constantly on hand asi for sale.
Also will give especial attention to the purchase an
ssle Of all classes IF Government securities.
nculin the He'd FiveTweuty ami TcIl-Fcrty bonds
AMI the popular Segcn Thirty loan.
would respectfully solicit continuance Of the bust
n-- relations heretofore existing between the City Bank
aud is patrons. aUd to them. well such
m with their business. would sax. shall
be able extend such facility anl accommodation
viii prove 10 them satisfactory and profitable
HEyRY F EivFs Prtsidsa!. EDWIN ALLEN, Cashier
EDw EtiES. T'-r FRS. U ii BULLiS, iSst CttsL' =.
v-rf~fI 1Si--y
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-07-28

seventy years of age carrying on her back
a half bushol sack of meal, which she said
she 8" had toatcd eighteen miles," in order to
keep from starving! Another woman, who
had walked seventeen miles for n peck of
mcal, was so exhausted when she got it that
shc died on the road, and was found by trav-
cllcrs and buried. These people had had no
meat since last August, and had no idea when
they would ever taste any again.
These accounts are simply horrible, and
must appcal to humanity every where. lfthcre
is "a heart of charity, pity or mercy left any
where, let it now speak and act in behalf of
these starving people. The reports of want
and suffering which reach us to the cond-
tion of some portions Of the South have not
been exaggerated. The people in u largo see
tion of the country, where the dcsolation poll
cy of Federal officers was carried ont, are Suf-
ferng terribly, and the agnnies Of famine
are already upon them, ut time Of tho year
when ii should seem they should suffer least.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-07-28
April 30, 1866
The State Of South Carolina,

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Rob't. a. Thompson, Admir-. Petition to sell Re-
vs. al Estate to pay
i appearing to my satisfaction that Lucinda W.
Alaret, Elias }. Mnrct. Nancy i. Brannon, jas
W. Brannon, Frederick S. Marct Lucy H. Blassin-
game, John Blassingame. John W. Marct and Jor
anna c. Alaret. defendants in this cass, rcsils
without the limits Of this State: 1t is, pr,t rea
that they do severaly appear in the Court of Or-
dinary. ut Pickens Court House. on Monday tho
18th day Of October next, to show elrec. If any
they can. why tho Teal Estate of Benjnmin w
Anret, deceased, should not be sold for the pay
Of debts and division or their consent to tic,
samo will bo entered of reescd. a.
W. E. IIOLCOMBE, o.r.D.
Ordinary's Office, July ii, 1865 3m