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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26
WANTS.

WANTED, SEHVA VT WOMAy. WHO
w csn come recommended, who can wash and iron
and viii make tersen generally useful small family
AIP.y 81 tnls once July "a
WANTED, PORTABLE STEAM EV-
w CINE, from to horse power. Second hand
one will do. Apply to j. II. BAGGETT CO. No 10
Accommodation Wharf JnIv Q,
WANTED. BY YOUNG LAOY, A SIIUA-
w TlDN as TEACHER either in the city or couu.
July 20
M}ANTED To HIRE, A NMtiI. H0US n.
w containing rooms. Address A. B. Conrer
Office, stating rent, location, &c. July 10
WArTkD, Bs tUCNG u ~, a SITUa-
w TlON In some Wholesale Retail Dry Goods or
Grocery house; has some knowledge Of Dry Goods
and thorough knowlt dge OF tho Grocery Business hsy.
ing been in that business his account. He will
study the nteresteof his employer and is willing to
make himself generally useful Salary object Best
Of refereuces furnished Address 'F." through the
PostUfnce or apply at this Office June IL
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE, TWO FIVE; NIILCH COvVS
l. and FOUR No. I SPRiNGEks; one Of these
sprngcrs is fullblooded English Cow. Also some
BEEF CAT LIE. Apply at No. 1873 ST. PHILIP
STREET. between Cannon and Spring Str Gets.
July 28 IL
Hoe SALE, ONE RUGGLrS A It ID
IL PRESS plaien by 6. in good order Ono Csbi-
let and about 20 fonts Job Type. Apply to
MLLfdAN, NEfCHERa CO.,
July rs No. 2n yendue Range,
OUSE AND LO & rOft SALE IN THE
L. town OF Aiken, q. c.. Lot fronting 100 iest
on Hewb, rry street. and running back 2DO feet sdop
ing lot OF Henry We.sols Esq On tho premises
,o-story rame House. containing seven rooms,
double piazza from, kitchen, stable, and all Dcces
sary outbnildInRs new and In good order; q a c we'll
of water 10 feet Deep large garden, with grapo vines
pc, o,ch and plum trees &C., sc.
For particulars. terms, &C., ingnlre OF
WILL IAMS & EDYEKT. Charleston g. c.,
Or by mail, to Jas. PERROIS, Aiken, q. O.
July "a
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MEETINGS..

SOUTH CAltOLIsA nIAsONIC uENNVn
LENT SOCIETY.
A MONTHLY M ETIN,' WILL BE HOLDEN IN
N Masonic Hall. This Erening tho 2Glh instaIt M
O'Clock Members and Candidates will DO pmuetusi "
By order OF tho President. f'
july 26 Il W A. WILSON socro,,rr
STUNr.N ALL tInE IONIPn\Y--
4 TTEND AN EXTRA MI ETlNG uF YotIIt CON-
"A PANY, This Evening" at the Charleston Hotel nj y
O'Clock pr ecscy. o
Every member will please attend as business Of i'm
POI tlncs will be submit, ed - "
by order. j. q. RKNTTrRg
July 2G l Junior Captain. Commanding
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

ag- THE LIST OF LBTvrERS re
maininR in the PostofHoe ut the end
of each week is published officially
in THE DAILY NEWS every Fri
day morning.
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BOARDING..

ID niEE, or o Lady and G"nt eman. can be accom-.
modated with BOARD. by Applying at No. IL WENT
WOhTH BThERT, lhree doors be.ow Anson. July ~
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SCHOOLS.

NJ. ZION INSTIrUi VIVSBOsO,, =. e.
rVNHE fXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL De
l. resumed Monday the 10th of July.
TERM5 PER SESSION.
Board with Tuition In all Its branches except Phi
i"sopby, Chemistry md French. $50
Tuition Of day scholars tho clas> icaI or higher
English and Mathematical departments. ........ so
aullioh III other branches from Sl2 20
G"urse o Chcmstiy y or Philosophy ............. 10
Ftriich ;-.... 10
Inc ahoVe rates recSoncd in tue currency coun-
try Payment required half advauce-the residue at
the close of the session.
Students required to furnish bed lnen covering and
10 els. a A. WO,IDwARD
July &c thstul2 prIncina,
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OOPARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSFIp
FTfHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE MUTUALLY AGREED
Il to dissolve copartuership this day.
,,oo ,o,, Jo>EpH SAMSON
Suly ~, 1868 L. AIMAR.
N. B.-M L. AIMAR intends CARRYING on the Arc
T1ON AND COMMISSION BUS MESS, at No 10 y. ndne
Range and would respectfully solicit public patronage
AL persons indebted to the old firm will mako nav
taehe 20 Mr AIAAR. July %
tOPARTNFRSHfP NOTICE,
UNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS DAY FORMED
Il a Copartnership under the ssy,e q. SHEPHERD
Doo COHEN, for manufacturing zfNWARE Of all
descriptions. They also dealt n Stoves 3rates and
ton, g. O. ' ~
WILLIAM SHEPHERD.
July 1st 1866. MoDUFS coERN
July II 1n,o.
C0PARTN Et, SIIIp NOFICG
fANHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the name and Style OF AUSTIN ALBEE
has this day dissolved, according tices of agree
heh'' (slgned.l EARLES AUSTIN.
CHARLES II. ALBEE.
THE UNDERSIGr
III AS ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE PAINT OH,
IL AND GLASS BUSINESS, Mr. GEORGE W. WA R.
kEN The business will he CATER be conducted in the
name Of ALBEE & WARREN. No. ~ MARKET
sIkEsf. CHARLES II. ALnEE.
DISSOLU
THE FIRM OF HUaER AND HASELL IS THIS DAY
Il dissolved by mutual consent.
Tho business will hereafter be conducted by c. X
HUGER. who is authorized to settle the affairs of the
late Firm.
b BENrLGS n; hGST"' d. 'HAsEL1 General Partners.
M. 4. JksUP & CO., Special Partners.
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REMOVALS..
NOV a

REMOVAL.
U OUI6 COHEN HA< REMOVED FROM No. 2A8
IL KING STREET to No 24&, one door south Of uis
Old stand for month, white The abovs is undergoing
repAirB July 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24
Hollands Life of L:.coIu

We have attempted to read two or three
Lives" of Abraham Lincoln, but before get
ting half through, have become SO sickened
at their beas;ly partisauship and ful.ome
fiattery, that we have thrown them aside in
disgust. Those lives were written, however,
while Mr.. l. ncoln was alive, and probably on
the principle that thrift might follow fawn-
ing 1t is needless to say that the & Life"
before US, by DR.. HOLLAND, is work of a
very different sort 1t is true, Dr. II. is full
of par:iality TO, his subject, and in his eager
ress to exalt him, depreciates Others with
whom Mr.. Lincoln came in contac. unculy
and unjustly- Blu: in the main the writer
strives to be honest and impartial The style
is exceedingly pleasant and flowing, and
many chapters are as entertaining as a 70.
nance. AS a literary effort it is uuquestion-
ably first class production.
Mr.. E. j KIyGsBURY is at preseu. canvass
sing our city, and will supply all who may
WISH copy the book. i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24

TEMPERANCE DRAMATICs.-The Representa-
ton OF the thrilling drama" of the Drunk.
ara, by members Of the order of Good
Temrlars OF this city. at Washing Hall.
OF Tuesday evening, drew ont a full house,
and We have no doubtthe audience generaliy
were well plessed win the performance.
The leading part was borne by M Cha,les
Snow, and in the main it was good acting
some places little stifF-other parts over>
done but upon the who'll ce ttainiy very
creditable. Miss Spindle, by Mrs Reedy, was
admirably done Lothrop, as La kycr Cribs,
did 50 well that he must look out or people
viii learn always 70 hate his CO un,enance
Mr. Burrows. as William did well; While
Miss Cox. as Mary. WAS altogethe r too lame
and iieless. The MINOR characters were
gen rally well sustained. Upon the whole.
we Judge tina; The pubic will learn WITH
pleasure that the piece is TO be re peaied mex:
IuesdaY evening, a. the same place; with
the addition of the farce. "A Kiss in the
Dark The admission re will be reduced
To - C.S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24

In tie very bsst ossSls Having good work
there The state and viii d, inst.cs 70
Thanking customers throughout La
Sale and uiuiig couEe. flT N. liberal patronage u
stove U'1n. curing the lss. twelve ysus, meet
corda, invite Yen T. crop IN and wien Yea come
ysuE- sni growing c.;y, = Will e.d-avOr 10
deal fairly VITA you by yelling Won gvods til. low est
Living rates. JACKSON LOCKWOOD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24

Cure WrTEoUr DsUc..--Dr. CLlRr, late
o. Philadelphia, il now prepared 10 give
practical prOcf OF the superiority OF his new
electrical system over all other modes OF
medication, III the treatment o. every form Of
disease. His system is minently etticacious
in al in.ia.n or painful affections, IS also
in dyspepsia. rheumatism, neural gi., all
varieties of female complaints, as,hn =, chills
a..e fever, and other old and stubborn inirm-
tiles. Csil and see him His Office is over
Presco,t's Hat Store, in Delano-s new block
NJ shocks or pam inflicted, and no CHARGE
FOE CONSULTATION.
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Blow up JACOB MooyEr," SAID farmer
TO Us the other day. lie said his three sons
"en: to see Jacob. ard he offered them
clothing SO cheap that each of them wants a
fui! snit riga. off ''Why. it's more clothing
than have bough: for ,hree year p His
rcasoaing-was. that the cheaper elo hing il,
the more you mus: buy, and the more il;
costs in the end. He hoped Mooney would
marx his goods up again There's some
thing il that.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24

New DAMPER-Lounsbery i Corpe. at
their grocery establishment, under Halbert 4
Megalfins shoe store, have something rev in
the shape Of damper, radiator. gas burner
end air heater, all adjusted in one length OF
a stoyGpipe, and which, on "a full trial. is said
to save from 40 to so Pc cent in fuel. l, is
a cheap, convenient contrivaBce. easily att
tached to any stove, and certainly worth
examining. They are agents for the pat
entee. -
At tn. same place you will find the finest
dried fruit in town, and it is the only pla o
where you are always sure to find nice butter,
fresh eggs, and plenty Of poultry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24

Mason & HAMLIS's CABISEv OEGAy's.-
A few of these beautiful and popular musical
instruments may now be seen at the Drug
agents fo- their sale in this par: OF the couu.
try. Inc csDiuet organ is proving . formi, :
able rival to Inc piano. In quality Of tone,
power, and variety of effect, it is certainly
superior. We should advise every one con-
'"mp!a,lng the purchase Of family instru>
lnent. before Investing in !. piano or E,elodeon,
u examine the cabine: organ. r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24

CLoTulsC AT Ed. Armstrong 's.-When
Ed Armstrong tails he means what he saws
aud we h.ard him talk to n CT stolner tie
other day in this way: ~ hate bPwiug bat
if y-u can by c!o.hing OF the sA me quality
cheaper anywhere else in Ottawa thar you
can Of me, Filgs7e you L snit>fof nothing.
The customer went the round Of Il e clothing
stores and came back and bought of Ed.
Ed. Is readyfto make the same speech to you
or any other man, and will do just as he
says, His sock Is equal to any Won will find
this side of Chicago. ..--
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ga gOH&1ys1.v.yES

TIE ADVERTISER, having been restored to hrslth in few
weeks by simple remedy, after having suffered fr
several wit, lung affection .and that dread
diserse ConsunptionIs anxious r,skc known
fellow sufferers the means Of c,rc. = -
To all who desire it, he Will ,end copy Of tie persci-
I, used (es of charse) with tie di, ectinns fer proper
ing and using the same Which they will find sure Gu
foT ConspmptQp Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs CpIs and
AL Throat and lnns ,Esotions The oaly object OF ss
advertiser in pending the Prescription is to benefit this
ficted and sread information which he eoncevea he in
yai'iabls and h. hopes sufferer will try remedy.
AIT wiiic,At them nothing. arr, prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription. free by sai
will please eadress. Rev. EDW ARD A. " li3i,
ss.,-<S 'szfi wsni.--s,ursh kim. Co. XsY..
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TErEGaArH OrrlcE MovED.-The I

TELEGRAPH OFFICE MovED.-The Tele-
graph Ofice in this city was removed yester-
day from Waterman building, On La Sale
street, 20 Room No. ; in second story Cheev-
er's Block, while the Secretary takes the
room hitherto occupied as az insurance Office
by WIN. NJ. true. The room, vacated $40 be
occupied, we Understand. BIZ Mr. Russell. as
furniture store. while Mr.. True move. his
insurance Office ITO the room in Cheever's
block lately occupied as music store BY
Miss cts.
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FURSITURE.-Please read the advertise.
ment OF L. HALL & Co., successors to Peter
Russell. They have not only bou ght out the
entire stock of the large establish men, of Mr..
R., but, made heavy additions to it. They
are determined it shall be the leading furni.
ture establishment in the city. .a.
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Coax ADVANCED ID CENTS AT EIsEEs =
The way Of It is this, Mr.. Fiske has lust re-
turned from the East with a tremendous new
stock Of clothing, which he got at banks
rupt sale, and is therefore able to sell a.
from 30 to 80 per cent. cheaper than clothing
has been bought in Ottawa for three or four
years pas. Thus. last fall it took 90 BUSH
els IF corn, at so cts. a bushel, to buy good
dress coat; Fiske now sells .hc same coat
for SO, which takes but 67 bushels Of corn,
being equal to All advance of ID cents
bushe There ia no humbug about this
We have examined Mr. Fiske's new stock
and new prices, end were as much surprised
as gratifc6 to end that clothing has really
come down so much as to resembl. the good
old times when people dealt with hari
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FIRE.-About 2 o'clock on Tuesday, the
fire alarm was given, and it was found that
the dwelling ofMr. Lownsbery, in the western
part of the city, was On fire. The fire was
5ubdued however. before the engines got there.
4 chamber floor had taken FIRE from a stove
pipe passing through it. Unfortunately,
most Of the clothing OF the family was in the
chamber, which, by the fire, smoke and water,
was about destroyed. Loss. over 500.
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Padonize Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
Once in Checver'. New Block.
faAa Notes, received TO Bay 1, 1865, constituting
-- .r. the Capital,
S2HS. 40 81.
Now ia force .
el6O, 1875 %.
- Amount OF Property at risk
r. - .-a- 81, 939.60S II.

,..m, ~ the ALLOW. that til il, Comnan, h.: si
- .ts FIR every Sill risk the leading Stock Cos of
Ne n.st have only 81 of for every >ai OF la
SHess, - shown by their published reports.
TIE average OF Co. past ten
ysrs has been but about third Of the charged by
ssAsg Cos
Cur Losses thus far have been promptly and satisfactory
sA9nsted. We have never had to contest a loss.
The business Of the Company for the past two years has
hen very prosperous policies having been issued
0Aan in the previous eight years.
TIE directors well known amor business
Aasn OF the county
Ne assessment be made until the losses of
require il, and but a year and a
cent v'ts Of the Directors. members regr
ate dsyUang addition 10 tc adrancr until
aon Of yer from the date policies
In view Of the above facts that a o in
e6uitpn; that the security ample; the
les than In "hrr Cos the promptnes and libeEay with
nch loess settled: think entitled
pAtr"nzge oil this community reerenceto foreign Com
1aniss. -al
Policies issued both the Stock and Mutual plans with
net favorable terms.
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BREAK UP.-TLe weather has been quite
mid during the last few days, irt--Socrsed
with gentle showers, mel;ing The snow ard
ice rapidly, and generally giving token Of a
break up. The ice in the river is unusually
heavy, and shoaId it 20 out su llenlv. ,v,-h i
flood. immense damage must result -..-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24

The New Advertisement Of CoLwELL,
CLARK L STEBBISs is worth attention. This
is really one of the heaviest building fms
in Northern Illinois. They will undertake
to bIild a small city in season, aud wha,
is more to the purpose, can do it-aud do i.
well. A two story dwelling house day is
below their common average
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. r. :" "A L K z r
GEIGEs; HOUSE, OTT1 wa.
MAR ke HE'D

JOSHUA Il BROWN and Miss PIIEBE SPANGLER, 10th
Of WyHnet III.
AZ the Ottawa Hc-se. Feb ~, ~ Es~. :. 4 Gray Mr..
JOSEPH . FELLOWS and Ai-5 SE."BT.ISA L. XII
MFR. all Of IA SALE c..
Feb Is, Al 10 -rsiiNnr- Of IT. brides fafhe- h The Rev
H. r. Hester. NJ. EZEKIEL YoSr and Hiss ANNIE ".
PAUL, both pf FavIa Kli.-.
At the r--Iei.c" q tho bTiis father Ia The Of
Eore". VIII c.. IL. the 18TH inst ~ TZc-. u.
HyczOif, -. HARLEY LODGE. II Brookn-Id, - sale
-, ai4t Ml-' CARRIE GOODNG IGN. q None
lrb 20 At the residence ~. brides tv
"esley >ud!e;h. AT. WILLIAM II CONAED and Miss
SARAH r. FcHLSi- ali Of Seneca "a Sale Co, Ill
Al INST tHui 40 l!is city, Tie 2Uia int, b. RCy
T. = Benedict, hr. ALFRED SETTLiSGHAM and Mi..
EL!LAbEIH sAsI MIDDLETON. 10th Of Sortirv!i.e.
On the llFI i--sI y Arthur lie kwo,t, EsI Nj
1keRikB BlGS iLL o: Marsri!le-, aG5 Miss ROXY "
FULLER, q Naulisr
I'm the 2oifsi. ~ Arthur Lockwo@ E,.r- Nr. CLAUDE
FRANCOIS DisIER and Mi,s SOPHIE sULTZBERGL R
ali 4: O,.4w4,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24

EREoR.-fn the advertisement OF the
"Rhubarb Wine Plant, last week, the price,
in ''small LOTS was given as 80 cts. piece
This was just 10 cents too high. The price
is % cts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24

AT KxstER l. G,YLoRDs-For the ne xt
two weeks, and until going East for a Lew
stock, Keel,r& G;vlerd1wiil sch best, yard
wide, hess~Y sheetng a. so cts bes: ,MerI--
mae prints at % CTS; good linen handker-
chief, at IS cents: farrels at less ifian st,
and everything else in proportion. They
are determined to clear her .shelye. fer tho
;. - era -
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ERRORS OF Y1,TTC11

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous D..
iity Premature Decay and all effects OF youthful
ndscretior will for the sake or suffering humanity s~nd
free to all who need it, the recipe and directions max
ing the simple remedy 10y which he cured Sufferers
Wishing to profit by the advertisers experience do
10y addressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
dec 81, 6j-ly No. 10 Chambers 81, New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24
Marriage and Cc1Ihacy

A ESSAY OF WARMING AND INSTRUCTION
"A for f"ane men Also. Diseases end Abuses which
psrnSturely Prostrate the Vital powers with sure neana
% relief Sent free OF charge in see letters envelopes
Address Dr j. SKiLLIN HOCGHTON, Howard Assoc;a-
ton, PHILADELPHIA Pc -Es P.t q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24

Go to s. B. BALDwIN's to get nice apple,
oranges, lemons, and all kinds Of dried
fruits; also, nuts, candies. and groceries.
He pays the highest cash price for butter,
eggs. turkeys, chickens, &c. Goods delivers
ed in any part of the city. Main street
next door west of Dickey's jewelry store. 2.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24

VIC keep constantly on hand, a; the FREE
TRADER Book Store, complete assortment
of Blanks-includingj justices and cons,ables
Blanks, Blank Tax Receipts, Deeds, Mort
cages, No;es-iu short. about everything
you can name in that line, and sci! below
Chicago prices. hr{ri~ Hsc 81 u.fv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24
WALL. PAPER {.

We have just commenced receiving direct
from the manufacturers, and will in . few
days have, at the FREg TaApGs Book Store,
the finest stock Of Wall Paper, Window
Shades, CAPTAINS AMI Fixtures, Fire-board
Prints. &c. &c, evcr seen il Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24

MITCHELL FrENY. in Cheever's New.Block,
have "been and gone and done it, Having
determined to sell their stock of Boots and
Shoes lower than the lowest, have even NOV.
ed the Telegraph Office in their block, in
order to keep thoroughly posted on the decline
of Boots and Shoes, and are now selling lower
thar: ever. Go 10 MITCHELL & FEExY's now
for crest bargains.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24
Ot,awa Post O. nice.

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF NALL
western, closes 1890 NJ Arrives Iq:46 P. N
Eastern, IL Top II. 12:45 p. N
Farm fsige closes T. NJ and arrive, II H. Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Newark CLOSES $50 NJ and arrives P. NJ Tuesday
somonauk clo's'7 80 A. N Saturdays; arrives s. 80 Pm
Office Opens s A. Il Closes, Pm.
aus-o 70 y ". DOW, Pm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24
Oyster suDner ond Fair

The Ladies of the First Congregational
church and Society, will have an Oyster Sup.
per and Fair at Washington Hall, on Thurs.
day evening, March LIST.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24

Miss,M- E. SESSIONS is DESTROYS Of obtain
ing few pupils i'll Instrumental ard vocal
music For references apply to Herr Louis
Staab or Messrs A. Reed s. Sons, Chicago.
For further information, enquire at the re: =
ilence OF Mr.. Peter Phelps, between La Sale
street and the high bridge. .-........- Ell.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24

!. ~. G.. e.
Ottawa Lodge No SIS, every Friday evening n.
their Hall in RedGick's Block
Us LoTHRoP, Wet.
CPAs. Snow, ". g. feb low
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r:>rrav,sI cr saoycn

From Desz Park, anG1Hi MARE Eve yesrp old with
hIte strip in her fac slim u ss all STouni iss
fsur block sset an, leit via halter Any ipfarnsii
of said mare ssat ne, shell be sui,. II rswarlcd
feb IL "HS HIRAM ADAMS Jr,
YCs1 rel 1~5 w'r T.c.i>a, I linois. h
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% 70 II. STIKFEi-, On La Sale Street, il YOU
want good bargains N Men Buys Clothing.
Hats, Gays, and Gents furnishing goods.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24

hay 81 aycs ~ tt best qnaIty Of lands in Iowa
l. and so a.s-cf Ti.a,-f Land near Cairo Illinois
Change sor property in tins CHS. I;r0sci lands the
county The I-,i carn is ia a desirable location for
rai-,g fruit Soil and climate adopted for shat
n-ines Lsain good. bers hsss ihs fl;ia'is Ceitrai
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OTTAWA LoDGH No. IL meets every Thursday evening
DArdHTE.s REBEccA the third tuesday evening of
each month OTTAWA ESc,MPMEy- Ne 80, on the I'd and
4th Tuesday evening. feb lo-y
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DE-. WALKER the Oculist will NEE: hi, pa
tients j; the Geiger. House on Saturday
next, March Sd.
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GOING EAST.

SHu NOCK 1Sland Kali Rad.
In and alter January lst 1866, Trains Pas, O,,.v
Station as folows a. -.H
GOING EAST
Day Express Ind Mail, Sunday extepted, 7, asp "
Night Express Sunday excepte,D ~ a A N
Peoria Freight. T.s NJ
Hock Island Freight 81 SOAP NJ
GOING WEST
D Day express and Mail Sunday exec ptsd) 125P.M
Peoria Freight oesp Al
Express Freight, lOsopM
T. TAVENER, A1Snt
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3. Oft.

Monitor Division, No. sec, meets every
Monday evening At their hall, in Reddick's
Block,
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f.
ID: 9. W.-Capt. O. c. Gray.
W. P.-Chas Snow.
w. Capt J. s. Lothrop.
w. C.-Hon. NJ. E. Hollister.
r. S.--N. Perley.
A. r. S.-P. E. Grow.
F. S.-R. E. Edgecomb.
Tt. G. Stone.
&C. }. Gamblers.
A. CD. R. Gregg.
]. Sd. W. Hile.
.. SIS. G. baldwin.
P. W. P.-Capt P. Ryan.