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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24

THE Richmond public have been re-
called recently with the proceedings in
the trial of n. Rives Pollard, editor of
the Examiner newspaper, for the forci-
BILE abduction of a young courtesan-a
'friend" of his with whom he had quar-
reled-from a house of prostitution.
The chivalrous Pollard, it seems, made
an assault, pistol in hand, on the wo-
man who kept the concern, and de-
manded that his "friend" be given up
to him. She was given up and he drag
ged her out of the house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24

WE understand that General T. NJ.
Harris is expected to address the peo-
pie of Jefferson Berkeley, Morgan,
Hardy, Hampshire and Mineral coun-
ties, Mt various localities, within the
next few weeks. The fires are burning
brightly east of the Alleghanies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
Att Adttrttsfmrnts.
For Rent.

HAVING DISPOSED OF MY ENTIRE
III Stock. offer my Warehouse, No. q
Main street for rent Possession given i'm
mediAtely. n. ROSENTHALA.
Eanl4-lVy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
House and Lot For Sale

THE WEST HALF OF LOT NO. 3. IN
Il, Henry Moore's addition to the city OF
wheeling, on Zane street, 7th Ward, is Of
Iered for sale. On the lot there is a Cottage
House containing four rooms and cellar.
Possession given about the middle OF Oc-
E09er. For further particulars, enquire at this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
8AustfaI anstruments

ME GREAT REPUTATION OF rrr
i hndoe Piano has induced MAXI HE
lerlor Instruments to represent fofbaS-"l IN.
lerS that the Pianos they sell are music y>,o-
5me same as the hndee, made by woF Tk,Tety
This Is an old dodge and one ifo;
REaSuced by manufacturers, who canno, "h MY
their instruments to the trade. and 10 ~, >el
market at any price. AVN Oh lie
RMS mode of doing business sboprI
enough to convince purchasers at one 90 p e
SUBSEQUENTLY OF THE KNABF- ne re
the STANDARD, and working upSn ~,
Sary. '4''4'e utceS-
1t is web known fact that NJ, e,,,
Flhno manufacturers have their eSfnhijSI,NlSS
|VSSe eil and dispose of their goods throuse
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24

The following Union Mass Meetings
are to take place in Hancock county.
Thursday, October 4th, P. NJ. at
Clay Banks.
Saturday, October 9th, 6 P. NJ. at
Court House.
Monday, october sth, P. M. at
Asbury Chapel.
Thursday, October 18th, 6 P. N. at
Saturday, October 18th, P. N. at
Lexington.
Monday, October 18th, P. NJ. at
Marks School House.
Thursday, October 18th, P. M. at
New Cumberland.
Saturday, October Goth, 6. p. NJ. at
Court House.
THE Richmond Wing contains an ed
itorial addressed "to the country gen.
try of Virginia." informing them
that as politics are now played out for
such as they, it is in order for them to
turn their attention to the questions
which more nearly affect their liveli-
hoods.
We hope the Country gentry"-the
order of nobility, as they have long
esteemed themselves-will take the
Whig's advice.
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List of Letters.
And Choice Small Fruits.


D EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE Post
~ Office Mt Wheeling, State of West Vir.
GINA, on the 24th day Of September, 1886.
nnS, i ~ any oI Gee ieILeI the aPPcant
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
II not called for within one month, they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Office hours on Sunday from 8 to 1Ok a. m.
LADIES' LIST.
Anderson SADIE A Heyse MaryE
Blacburn Mary johnson Sarah
Coulter TaD1tha johnson mrs IS
cooper GIMME LydOn Annie
Campbell Margaret Mercer Jessie
Carr Lizzie Morrow Sarah
Chapman Mary McCandleSS mrs
kdlngs Nancy Nelson Sophenia
EddlngS Caroline RoSeberry ~alNe
freeman Ann RideOut susan
Freeman ms George Shutter Carrie
Farrell mrs James Sharkey fish
Terrell Mary Taylor Lizzie
Herman Mary Van Arman Lizzie2
Hill Mary Nerbec Julia A
HENDERSON Sarah E White Ann
Howard Rebecca Wi lSOn kettia
Hall or Hull mss NJ Ward Annie
Holland Catherine
GENTLENIENS' LIST.
Atkinson Nathaniel PHauJ
Ahearn ] Hardy Robert
Atkins James Hurd w T
Brown James Jackson Jacob II
Bender John LytheIs William
Brady Michael HawnOn I
Brown OVertOn Martin w r
BeIIer John "A Myers Augustus F
Brauen Robert MulbRrger Frank
Cope McCraken Richard B
campbell Rev McCarty jeremiah
Cline John Porter William2
Cooper Joseph Porter Aaron
Corners James (fOr'gnPeterS w IL
Carr Henry Pane j N
Clark Lewis Patterson B &Co
DOran John W REYNOLDS ]
Daily James Seigle Garlic
Davis William Stuart f
DunlRpR w Scott n NJ
Deene Tavit T SheHrer John
English y A Sinclair lanes
Evans David THOMPSON Samuel
Flanagan PIT Tnllmnn G or I Moore
Fisher William TAYLOR Jacob
Gruber Charles futile ] essie
Goodwin Frank ThOmnsOn Oscar
Gatins John Vusemarl5 William
Greenlee Matthew Williams Charles Fl
ness emanuel Williamson d NJ
hunt EllShn w Whitmer G Il
Ham John r Woods Isaac +
Harrison Capt Wadstreet p
1ehWar0 Z Whiteman William
Healey James White
HyneS Jacob HG3
4. W. CAMPBELL, P. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
Magnifcent Stand Residenoa for Sala

WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE THE
magnificent residence OF Mr.. p. II.
Moore, formerly MIR. S. w. Paxton's situated
on Wheeling Island. This is considered one
OF the most desirable private residence in this
city. For terms see THOS. O'BRIENE, Heal
tee' Sep22-lw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
MORNING, SEPT "a.
Union State Ticket.

MONDAY MOkNlNG, SEPL. n.
Union State Ticket.
For Governor,
ARTHUR I. FOREMAN, of Wood.
Secretary of the State,
Col. JOHN S. WITCHER, OF Cabell.
Auditor,
JOSEPH NJ. MCwHORTER, of Roane.
Treasurer,
MAJOR! JACOB II. BRISTOR, of Taylor.
Attorney General,
Col. THAYER MELVIN, of Brooke.
Judge OF Supreme Court of Appeals,
EDWIN MAXWELL, OF Doddridge.
For Congress.
lSt District-C. D. HUBBARD, OF Ohio.
2nt District-B- NJ. KITCHEN, OF Berkeley.
For state Senate First DistrIct)
ARCHIBALD w. CAMPBELL, OF Ohio.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCIIl SCRATCH
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

VIII Uure the Itch In 4S Hours.
Also, cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, ChIlbIains.
and all eruptions ofthe skin. Price so cents.
For sale by all druggists. By sending Gtcents
10 Weeks q Potter, sole agents, 40, Wash
mall mai, free of postage, to any part OF the
Ohlted States ju4-6m
METCALF's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts
IKE magic, curing Rheumatism OF years
standing in few days.
au22-lm 4. II. LOGAN & CO, Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24

The good work goes forward up in
Brooke. We are glad to learn that the
friends of the Union cause are alive and
earnestly at work in that county. A
meeting is announced for tomorrow at
Wellsburg. Other meetings at other
places in the county will shortly take
place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-24
ANDREw JoHNsoN JUDGED BY HINsELF:

"Whenever you find a man anywhere
Pratting about the Constitution of the United
states, spot him; hes a traitor" -Ancirc,U
JOhrLson's Cam puigH Speech at Nashville, Sep
TENDER, 1854.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21
Change of Time Of Trains passing Otta
wa station on the Chicago & Rock Island r.
R. See time table above.

MORE NEW BuILDIyGs.-We learn with
pleasure that the contract was let the other
day for three more new brick stores On the
burnt district on tie west side of the public
square. The three stores are to 20 up to-
gether, and are to be in the uniform style OF
the new block Just placed under roof by
Messrs. Bushnell & Leland Mr.. 7. Mahony
builds 40 #. and Mr.. John Murray 90 feet.
This will make six fine new brick stores
erected or the burnt space, leaving still
vacant but about sixty feet. When finished
the west, instead OF the unsightly row of
wooden shant:es it used 20 be, viii really be
the most stylish side of all the public square.
Messrs. Colwell, Clark & S'ebbins, we under
stand, have the contract for the Mahony &
Murray buildings. The new block OF Bush
nell 4 Leland, and that of Mr.. Clancy, are
under roof and getting ready for the rlaster>
ers, and will doubtless be ready for occupan>
cy in less than month.
It is probable, though we understand not
yet positively settled, that Nessrs. Hoes,
Leland d Manley will also erect a fine build
ing on the vacant lot-GOxl20 feet-on the
corner OF La Sale and Madison sts. before
the close Of the season.
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Methodist Church.

The new Methodist church IS rapidly ap-
preaching completion, and will be ready for
occupancy in three or four weeks. We shall,
try to give our readers description Of this
beautiful structure when it i completed and
formally opened.
Meantime, though the lrberality of the
congregation has been heavily drawn upon
in the erection of this church, it has nit been
exhausted. They have been mindf.! that
their able. faithful aud Jealous minister. the
Rev. ]. 4. GRAY, IS but human, and after a
year Of exhaustive labor among them needed
rest. So they handsomely voted him a
months vacation, presented him pocket
full of greenbacks, and sent him On a tour
Of recreation down the St. Lawrence to Non
treal, Portland, Boston. &c. We are sure
this enti,e community will join Us in Wishing
him most pleasant journey, and a safe
return, with recuperated health and vigor.
We are REQUESTED, in ;his connection, to
say that Ia consequence Of tie absence Of
the pastor, there will be no service at the
Methodist Church until the second Sunday
in August (l2th,) when it is hoped the new
church VIII be ready to receive the congre>
CATION.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

NV BAPTIST CHURCH Our people who
for the last two or three years, have, under
The name of "Unioa Hail. conten plated the
rough and u..sight!y interior walls of the new
Baptist Church, would, are quite conf
dent. be as asreeabiy surprised as we were
day or two ago, too behold the magic change
art las wrought in their appearance. Union
Hall, in point of fact, is {" played out" and
henccforth instead ofresounding with patri-
o,e appeals and aesthetic rec:tations, its
walls will re>echo the holier and more fitting
voice of prayer and praise. Preparatory to
fitting up the hall for purposes of religi Gus
worship, the society have had the walls,
ceiling, &c, frescoed, and 1t is the hyperion
manner in which this work has been done,
that excited our special surprise and admira
ton. The artists were Messrs. JEvSE & Al
MINI, of l52 and l54 Clark ST., Chicago, and
in point of good taste, and perfect artistic
p-opriety and effect, we never saw any work
OF the kind to excel it. There is pthing
about it approaching the snowy CT gaudy-
nothing IN the remotest to violate Il lie pro-
prietes of the place; though beautiful, every,
thing is suggestive only of reveren &c and
devotion. Though much was expected of
artists whose tame is established by their
work in the Crosby Opera House ard the
new Board of Trade Hall at Chicago, they
have really exceeded anticipation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

The ExcURsIoN.-The excursion to Chica-
go on Wednesday, under the auspices of the
ladies of Plymouth Church, was complete
success. The train consisted of fifteen
coaches as it left Morris, all of which were
moderately but not uncemfortably filled. The
day was ghtful-neither urpleasantly
warm or cold. The train ran both ways
strictly on time; there were 10 unpleasant
delays, no disappointment, and all enjoyed
themselves as completely as excursionists
under so many favorirg circr instance could.
We have not heard what the net proceeds
were, but they must be considerably over
$500.
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tho THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. KNAPP g. SON,
Physicians and Surgeons formerly of New York are trca
ing successfully

Which embraces the best AMI most approved methods in
this and other countries for the all Chronic Disease
They treat successlS all nervous and Neural c acc-
tons, all forms of SrOiua Dyspepsia Diseases the Liver
Constipation all Skin Diseases Pulmonary Cuu-rnprio in
its early stages, Paralysis Epilepsy Salt Rhcm Head
aches, all Heart Diseases, Diseases Of Children and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

DRowNED.- \ German, named Conrad
Keller, who had Of late been working on the
farm of Daniel Blake in he town Of Serena,
was drowned on Sunday last, in the Fox
river, near Mr.. Blakes place. lie had gone
to the river in company with son of Mr..
Blake, and while the son went in bathing,
Keller remained near shore engaged . wash
ing his pants. The water however, is very
deep at that place, and while young Blake
was some way off, he saw Keller foundeEiug
in the eeP water, and before he could get
back to him. X. had disappeared Efforts
were Immediately made to find his body which
successful on Monday. Keller was
abeut.3l years of age, and is not known to
have had any relatives in this country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

WOUNDED SOLDIERS will "hear somethiD e
to their advantage" on application to Messrs'
WALLER & BRowER, or reading their adver>
tisement in another column. The pensions
have been materially increased and the list
of benefclaries enlarged by late acts of cons
gress, which may be seen at the Office OF the
gentlemen namel, through whom applica>
tons for the increased pensions can be for
warded with assurance Of receiving the
promptest returns. They have been in the
business ever since the war commenced, and
have always given satisfaction.
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Portraits O., Canvas

Persons desiring portraits, life size or
smaller, from life or old pictures, can have
them executed in 3 superior manner at
BowM.N's GALLERY. TIE outlines being
obtained with the Photographic Camera, the
portraits cannot fail to be truthful.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

GAME LAw-Looz oU- The sportsmen
of Ottawa ave held a meeting and organized
an association, supplied with ample funds, 10
Prosecute all persons who shall violate the
game law BY shooting chickens, quail, ducks,
DC, before the time limited by law. There
will be no Partially or mercy shown, and the
fines are heavy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

THE METROPOLITAN GIFT Book STORE
opened IN this city oday, July II, on Main
street, one door west Of NJ. kneussrs drug
store, and is now in fall tide of SUGGESTIVE
sales opening large. To all persons wishing
to replenish their libraries, the Gift Book
Store offers rare inducements, as they sell
books at the regular prices, (anl in many
instances at large discount,) and present the
purchaser of ere'y book with a valuable gif.
ranging in value from 80 cents 20 one huns
dred dollars. At the Metropolitan the gift
system is conducted in liberal and honor
able manner.
Call in and examine their stock ofbooks and
gifts, buy good book and get valuable gift.
"A " ord TO the. wise is sufficient
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

Dear boys. we've not forgotten you.
rtougf we've 50 long been mute:
IF YEA should s"arrl, the city through,
You'd fnl. without dispute,
Whenc'cr You need good clothes to wear
hnl wish to buy them low.
The place to buy is " SrrEFEL'.,
l., Sale St, the Illinois bridge.
" feel qste that can SUIT
In prices and in styles;
Please call, and well show how we dol
And ctsse each face with smiles.
We advertise best the backs OF Every
garment sell i r,t.class daton Therein
lies the Of the long continued and still increasing
rush to STIEFELS. OR stock men and bcys clothing
immense. and from it all be accurately fitted
Prices the lowest in Ottawa. Call and be satisfied
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

New WASHING MACHIyE.-We have, within
the last half dozen years, taken home and
had tired as many differen, washing ma
chimes, but found none among them that the
woman folk were willing to fuss" with after
4 fair trial, until weeF age, we let them try
the washing machine now being manufactur
ell In this city by Mr. {. MoGsE, and of
which be owns the patent right for this conn
ty. 1t is the patent of c. c. Hale, Of y. Y,
and has been bu; lately Introduced. The ma
chine. after a brief and imperfect trial, show
ed that it saved both labor and wear and tear
in clothes. 1t is reserved, however, for
fuller trial, ana we Shall have more to say
about it in our next. We regard a good
MACHINE of this sort grea; dcsilcratgm,
and the inventor who satisfactorily fills the
want, vii! be h;.jl=d as public beae;aetor.
The machine may be seen, and any informs
alton ii regard to it can be obtained on APP
plication at the grocery store Of :. 5. Warri-
ner ( Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

How TO De BEAUTIFUL AND HiPPY.-IieD and women are
naturally proud they DO like lock well, and we think
it right but do not have any sympathy with that class
whose dislIcyred locks fly every direction when with
the least their whole heads may be made surprisingly
beautiful. Every white, gray faded lock may be re-
stored to its original color beauty aud usre while the
scalp ciclnsed from its flying dand-uf and every hair
prevented from falling on Yes, and very likely, have
luXuTilnt growth of hair their entire head
where now there l. none BY using Tebbetts PhysiOog
ca Hair Re@enertOr, which soils the finest fabric
is richly periumed has equal hair dressing is used
among the most fashionable exclusively, and pronounced
the standard preparation of AmeTi,t. Every bottle H.
warranted Smith q Dwyer General AGENTS Chicago III.
Sold LN DE-. DLMMIEk EknIIIER. nml I'll IrI!-i.rs.
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.
Chicago Market.

July 90, 1866.
Wheat opened at sl.45 for No. Spring
and closed at ST.47..a
Corn active ard steady at 55a564 for No.
Canal 57CG5Sc. -
Oats steady at 27@29lc.
Rye 65(d70c.
Butter 2l(d27c.
Eggs Ice.
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Cost. f,ost. ana NO Essmbus

Having sold out the stock of Clothing owned by A.
Arnold TO Messs ST. ickland Wing and having to give
possession the last of this MONTH shall until that
offer any article in price Now your time
for bargains. bespeak for the firm the liberal
patronage from friend. that they have bestowed upon
Inc. You will find them who aim TO deal ola the
square All and accounts due A. Arnold tiust
be paid before the Goth OF July, shall bee complied
to leave them with j'stce FOR Immediate coll ection
Respectfully, 4. ARNOLD,
juIy 1t-cw One door National City Bank.
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c. 4 II. i. e. II.
Ottawa Post Office.

CLOSING AID ARRPyAL OF MAILS.
Western closes Zoo VI Arrives 1915 p. VI
Eastern S6pN I2: IS p NJ
Farm Ridge closes nj p NJ and arrives at IL NJ Wed
nes.,ys and Saturdays.
Newark closes 80 p N. ard arrives p. NJ Tuesday
and Saturdays.
Somonauk closes 30 A NJ Saturdays arrives s 30 NJ
Fridays.
Eagle closes p. NJ. Saturday; arrives Il NJ.
Once Opens "a NJ Closes, 7lh PM.
aur20 '65 wv DOW, Pm.
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-.Hoy 3. Cock arrived home frcm Wash>
ingto1 on Thursday night, and was honored
by his friends last evening at his residence
by serenade, reception speech, &c.
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.TssaSGE, IsUT Tfss1E.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United States
hear something very much To their advantage lev
turn mail free of chdr-" 10y Addressing ia" undersigned
Thc-e having Of being humbUcci will obiigc hy
focIu@ all others viii please address their
oLedent servant, TlOS. T. CHAPMAN,
dec 80, Cj-1y s2I broadway, New Yor
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rae 55nso., x E1an,II,, Cat!ne. Orc
IiEsEsOass DE YOUTfI.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De-
hy, Premature Decay, and all the effects of yauthfn
indi>r retOn will for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free TO all who need it, the recipe and directions for max
ing the simple remedy by which he cured. Sufferers
wishing I" profit 10y bs advertisers experience do
by addressing JOIN Is. OGDEN,
dec 80. '6l-ly No. IL Chamber. St New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

Ottawa lodge No SIS, meets every Friday evening at
their Hall i'll RedGcks Block.
CPAs. Snow W feb IVY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21
Marriage ana CcIibacy.

A Y ESSAY OF WARMING AND INSTRUCTION
N for Y"un. men Also. Diseases end Abuses which
perinatHrcIy PROSTATE the Vital powers with
relief Sent free charge. in -eslre letters envelopes
Addrc-, Dr.. J. SKILLlN HOUGHTJN, Howard As-pcia-
ton Pil.alglyL pima. p Feb 5 %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

OTTAWA LODGE No. IL meets every Thursday evening.
DAUGHTERS REBEcCA the third Tuesday evening OF
each month. OTTAWA ESc.NPMEST Ne 3d. on the % ana
4tlI Tuesday evening. ieo Ivy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21
PatOnize Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Office in Checvcr's New Block.
remiua Notes, received to May l. 1865 constituting
the Capital,
1927, 40 81.
Now in force
SI6O.f35 O2.
Amount OF Property at risk,
Sl,73S.6 II.

It will he Nv the above that tn Company has 81
every SI at risk the leading Stock Cos. of
the Fast have only 81 Of for SIG s4 Of
Idlitics, as shown Icy their published reports.
THE COST of Insurance in this Co. for the past ten
years has been but about third o the rate charged 10y
other Co.'S.
Our thus far have been promptly and satisfactory
adjusted We have never had 10 contest Il loss.
The bu.ess Of the Company for the past two years has
iecn rospcTous: more policies having been issued
than il, the previous eight years.
The we'll known amor the best Ll:siness
OF the county.
Ne be made until Inc loses of the Co
TeIir'. it. ;Jni hut assessment and 10y
cent vote OF the Directors members shall not he
al diiyGlg addition h The Girdios payment until
atom Of from the date of thcir policies.
In view Of tie above facts, that this Is al ONE in
stion; that the security anple IA" cost Of insurance
less than in Other Cos the Promi tness ami berility with
wuiCi losses settled think entitled 10 the
patronage ei this community in preferenceto foreign Com
Iatiirs.
Policies issued boil, the Stock and Mutual plans tl
favorable terms.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

s. of T. meet every Monday evening their Hall ov'
Retdic ks store, east side Court House.
c. NJ. CATLIN, K. s. A. +. HOLIISTER W. i.
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THE PAssIo%s-Though love ard hatred
are necessarily produced in the human breast
when the proper objects of,hese passions CO
cur; yet it is IN our power to change the
passions, and TO cause either the che or the
other to be excltel b. placing the same obs
ject in different circumstances. Thus, form
otherwise comely, may be SO disfgurei as to
become repulsive and hateful if clothed in
filthy rags but dressed up in one Of JAcoB
MooyEr's stylish new salts which he IS nov
selling positively below cost, would become
handsome as Adonis and altogether the lovely
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

STEREosCorIC- views and Instruments for
sale at owman's Art Gallery.