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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

Az OTTAWA Boy IN DUNN e observe,
BY the Columbus GO S!aics"taH, ana: ''e o.
,ur best Ottawa bovs, Charley Huston. who
for several years was shch tavorite az the
drug store Of Mr.. CIR rs, has become Joint
rronr:etor with a gentleman named Gardner,
Of large drug store az the buckeye capital.
The ueopIe of Columb us will find Charley
not ONLY a thorough, scientific druggist, but
one Of the best fellows that ever walked the
earth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

CAMERON . i.rEauArD. u Grv goods e,ta'-
lishment with a reputation Ike tina, Of Cam
eron / E5crhari needs no p!f Every body
knows the quality Of their Goods-,aey keep
the best alwags. Bu, the public Is interested
IN knowing that ihey have commenced selling
shcr stock Of fall aud wIn,e- goods at greatly
--Gunsd prices many much below cost. Tie
o'gecr II course is to tighten .he;r stock FOR
the sYri g trade. The public IS also Interests
II in knowing that they sell perhaps the only
genuine New Orleans Sugar ia tom, the only
simon gu-e golden s:ruP, pure Java Coffee,
,HI the h.s. canned peaches in town.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03
CANTO ".

DEATH or LEVI HILLs.--Thc Grundy
County Herald announces the death, at
Morris, on Thursday OF las; week, OF Deacon
LEVI HILLS Deacon Hills vas one OF the
first settlers in Noythern Illinois. Nearly
thirty years ago he built TIE first house in
Lisbon, Kendall county, and for a numb,l Of
years kept l ho;e! there, it being one OF the
stations on the stag Ioute from Chicago
westward. From Lisbon lie came to Ottawa,
where for some years he was engaged in the
grain and warehouse business. 1t was while
a resident of Ottawa, that he WIS ordained
a deacon Of the First Con regational Church.
From Ottawa, twelve years ago, he m3red to
Morris, where he resided until his death
During the last few years lie occupied and
satisfactorily filled the position OF Deputy L.
S. Assessor, Performing tie duties Of his
oticc until within . few weeks of his death
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

Hsa-a" DowN.-CHILD & BEos. having
..i- stock Of men,', boys' aal youths boots
o. hand lave marked them down - very
lew figures. II yo1 want prime boots below
eastern wholesale prices h7 the casr o- ST '!e
%, Don, fail to ca, g. Child : B-os., coz
per OF Maj and La Sale streets, aasi exam
inc their Stock AID Prices Also 1T d
our balmorals below cost. am the hes. va
ria,y OF ladies aad childs' shoes to be Sound
in the state al equtlIy low figures.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

At MITcuELL g. FEENY's.-Now is the
chance to save money in purchasing. your
Boots and Shoes at Mitchell & Feeny's.
They are actually selling off their entire stock
at the original cost. This they do in order
to fill up in few weeks with new and good
stock of spring and summer goods. They
having TIE largest stock of Boots and Shoes
in Ottawa, YOU will find just VIVA; you want
and at great bargains.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

New DRUG FIRM-By an advertisement
in another column it will be seen that Pr. o.
p. Hathaway has associated himself with
Col. Gibson in the drug business. u. Il. Is
& thoroughly educated physician, anGI OF
course knows all about phys: and and such
horrible but indispensable things.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

LoUNsBERr ~ CogPE.-Nice, young and
tender poultry, and younger bstter, always to
b found q. Loansbery & Cores in Ike ha,e-
ment under Hn!bert & Megallin'S shoe store.
Also. greer AMI dried fruits. nuts, &c, &c
the incest in town. Drop u there
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03
Pahonize Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Office in Checvcr.s New RsSclk.
Prsnum Notes, received May l, 1865, constituting
the Capital,
1921 are So.
Vow in force
elG9,sSG 3S
e. AE,s;.I.t Of Property al riek,
Sl,73S.GSs "a.

Is .een by above that tn IL Company HIS 81
,ra every sIl risk the leading Stock Cos Of
the only 81 Of for every so IL sol Of La
tili:ies, shown by their published reports
The acreage eo Of Insurance in this Co.. for the past ten
about third of the fate charged by
ether Cos.
Our losses thus FAR have been promptly and satisfaction
adjusted W. hsye never had to contest a loss
Of tire Company for the past two years has
prosperous: p"res having been ISSUED
!;i.si i'i the previous eight years.
ri'e ,rrtsrs VEL known among the best business
ca the cOI.ilt--
NJ be Iaaie until Oh .-sCs Of the CO
rcu'r,. it. aB hut Il and by
Cent vote 81 til EIs1IyS n 4, Tsir
edo aya,sS 0ddL.s % he GclHcc l gei mil
anon ..s tiie date Of Their policies
IN view Of the al.,rc fs-fs. ~: that this is a one
'yiIii,i: that the security Is annie: til of .asance
Ell la ti. CO... -'u,s and JeTaliiy With
less .ssvs settled Sims entitled T. tlte
.,rirh oi tai c.lai,. --4.eceto foreign Com
fsfr"nas.
a.~ssrS- ,eI.a tutl, I'm S-l and Su--,l ul,rs i,
P,t.5es is, terEis-
sa,cI. f,serable
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AT Cos-.-M, STIEFEL, on La Sale st.
has not been burned out but will sell Mems
and BOYS Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes, at cost. Now is ybur time to give him
a call and save meney. Good goods at low
prices and no humbug. La Sale ST. near the
Illinois River bridge,
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Ottawa EPoSt Office.

Western closes II 90 u. Arrive, l2:45 P. NJ
Eastern IL M& 6P NJ IL: As r. VI
Farm Ridge, closes p NJ, and arrives IL NJ Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Newark. closes 1870 NJ and arrives p. u. Tuesday
and Saturdays.
Somonauk, closes 30 A 81 Saturdays arrives 81 80 Pm
Fridays.
Office Opens sA. NJ Closes, PM.
angie '65 J. W. DOW, p NJ
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s... Gsss OF NOgs ~

A Geut.r..i,n w.J -uf.-cl FOR yc.rs from Neryo,- "
iliiy Premature Doay, aIj -i the Il! cts q r7U;! ~
n,s rc,ioT viii! 1r the srke of snrj1 :1anitv s"na
rec all who need it, se recipe -eciioi, :r MAX
nE the simple rrmei, ly which he cured. Suf"rs
wishing profit the advertisers experience ." 20
10y addre,.ry JOuN y. OGDEN.
u.c No Clafattcrs New York.
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Look Out.

The last call of Collector of State and
County taxes. If hot paid Immediately he
will be obliged to levy on and after tie frst
of February. Call at his Office in.'Reddick's
Block and save expenses.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

Soc tho advertisement of Mr DenharG-
'Pianos' and cabinet Organs. MIR ID, has
greatly enlarged his stock OF mus cal lnstru>
meats. and is agent for all the lead ~ manu-
facturers in the country His room in Post
Office Rlock IS very II patty fixed UP, and the
favorite resort of The best Musical talent in
the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

BoRiXo TOE Oir.-The Ottswa Fe.rc.e-
um aad Mining Company, some two w~eh.
ago, Commenced boring in earnest for oil,
coal, Or General results on the land Of
Bronson Murray, a mile or two no-'h Of the
c'E. The object Is . 20 dom FIVE hundred
or thousand feet. and see what. 20 bc seen.
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fg:,r.E:-e and Cc.:s lcy.

: ESSAY oF WARNING AND EXTRACTION
a g.. Nsuns nl-- Also. Discs col uses Ni.1h
t. lare'y Pro,t-ste the Vital T,Ts. ilh n.sl's
ra.. free char-r, iu st-l-c lstvr, easrl &c.
:..r,--. % :. ShILLiN HJCGHTbN. Howard AS-o,
-l.rr "a. ia.i-li i'isf. Pc t-i > -
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Oyster supper.

The Ladies of the Episcopal Church will
give Oyster Supper at Washington Hall,
Oh Thursday evening, Feb. sth, 1856. Ad-
mittaEce ~ Gents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03
STRANGE, isT RIVE.

Every young laly anil ;ntle.l'a in tie United States
hear mcthing very much their advantage hy r.
mail Gree Of CHARGE by adr-n the undersigned
Tl,cso avin: ;ssr OF le.n u.,1u Will oblgc Icy not
noticing th- card. All others will pleas address their
oIeiient segyaut, TfIoS. T. CHAPMAN,
dec 30, c5-ly 81 Broa iway. New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

FoCSD--A SINAI. si.n OF none, IN . Lei
ter. The owner can have il by calm III TIL,
ol!c" All proving property.
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IEubby- g


Hz4 IT, Pleasure INFORM lis oil seconds tia. L. h.,
returned home with Ii, health much Improved, -4t =.
ready al. calls ia TIE line Of III, protection Il.
4- .JuuI f5r the present his residence, Gu
s5G's Drug Store.
Otts-a jar - 1885
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03
OAILINGoAND STEAMSHIP
- AGES Il:
PRICES REDUCED!

AIN agent for the following Lines Of First Glass Steam
snI Sailing vessels, liz
The National Line Of Steam Narigation Co.
The CitnGrd Line Of Steamships.
The old BracI, SIN. Linz Of Smiling Vessels.
Tie McC5rkel Il Cc's. :.
All Of the above First Glass Vessels and managed by
exlttrienccf sasmriI.
Parties desn. bring t.sr friends from thcolI COM
dr., here will find their advantage to call al
Src-, the undersigned u c OhANE-
ottawa Nav 9th lS65-.y.
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rs,IE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI-


IsfI.sls-I (pr t'ir ierail -! tAIIIpN 10 YOUNG
MN and other, who s.frr from N-roHI Debility. Pre-
mature U.y a. Manhood. & lylnEV H. '7nie time
The N.-u~ a lf.u.r By one who ,4-- hiuss u
,r undergoing t.sl I-ralie gyscI,ly Hy eIrrl<u;
I,,tai ,T,-s,d ly-upy. 81 ,e e,ilcs, fee OF charge,
i..av Ig hal -; the author.
NArnNNlFl MAlFAiR. En- T:rnotIyn. kim, Co, Ny
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For the Free Ira
A LOCAL EPIC.
CANTO 1. 4
&C TWO saARrs.) |


&C TWO saARrs)
They reso,ve {, ris. Friend.
On a lovely night of a beautiful day,
In prnsperous city OF Ottawa,
The very tip up Of the to,,-ocra-say,
Procured from the livery very big sleigh
Hired band of music to play,
Then the country they hied them away.
With the full intent to be happy and gay,
And merriiy dance till the breaking OF day.
CANTou
a MISoR)
Tie"I8usic" sent on.
As arant Courier, aud hidden to say,
That a very choice circle from Ottawa
Their respects the guide men" anxious to pay,
And dance in his hall, and partake Of hls tray
The guide mon" advanced with bro'ys eiers,
assured them they must have mist AXE. their way,
As they were unused TO party gay,
And dancing not at all il their way.
The music" declared they hid not gone estray,
And begged of the gule mon awhile they might stay,
And wait the approach Of the very big sleigh.
CANTo III.
(B DOUBLE rL.T)
thy Gryire.
And round the stove seated in stately array,
As solemn and silent Quakcrs in grey
II they keep up thinking they've nothing to say,
But quietly sip their fragrant Jard
CANTO ".
(DOxoLcGY)
Tn" grde mon kneelrd down in their midst ior to pray
For these frelicksome lambs lar gone estray,
From the fold OF tha chureh-and the holer way,
That christians had rod in the old fashioned day.
Again they their hoineward bound way,
With the very sage thought that scarcely did pay,
To hire Il Eiad and very III. Sleigh
And freeze their great toes TO hear u pray.
Your huEltle narrator,
Mas. KATE FREELY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

El.e 'EaSoM Il EiaE,gisN g. ..sNet Or.
. sass ry different styles, algII tu srei AMI ,e-
,..sr ri- e. for $50 to seap each. ltitTi-ONE GOLD
OF SILVER MEDALS other irs1 lrenru;ls awarded
',Cr,. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address. MASON
t.ANlIN Boston. or MASON BROTHERS New York.
DlHAICK { BRO, agents ~ U:taia, L..
"a
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s|0YFRNMENT CLAIM otflO

Ir.xIn- lsssffrgs connection :. wsSliugt' y = p -.
cd viii, every Fl, tv' tie s-edy md src"ts - =.
,uiin Of ali claims against th= Government '"''
fsautie< Ea-t P..T- Pensions g. SC ".
Also General Agency gIr Weston l.'Es5- 'hf:
,rc,,,Iit.u Block south Of Court H,u-e. julEi" %
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wuIsnERs: WE asnEas:

Do Won Whiskers Mouste| hes, Orr Grccian
Compound will force them grow OF the suoothest face
cl.i' hair bald heads il. Fix Weeks. Price, 90
ty I7-,' ywhrre cl~relv. s~r. -f> - rice
Address WARNER c.. Box 90, Brooklyn, ny
r. .i-;J
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OFT a Wa
Insurance Agency!

VIM. S. EASTON, Agent,
Representing thu
us,r,E,rH Fire. oE Hartford.
Assets. g, 553,l63
I.ori2laaG Fire. OF NesT noH
Assets, Sl,ai2,oo2.
metropolitan Fire Of New Hor:S-
Assets, i, i2o.c!c-
Underwriters Agency. OF ~
Assets 100000.
sTfy Fire. ofEsu,'ii1Ed.
Assets. $4,000.
E,ufnar, y-:rc. OF Hartford.
Assets. 1886 eco
Fire and INLAND Navigation Risks taken y The above
reliable comIanys AT fair rate
Policies Issued 10y WI :. EasfON, agent,
spt ;, 'G5-1ys Ottawa H.
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UNITED sT'A.E rs
Military Claim Agency:
sn,r;YRSs,.

-, ~ ~ fr,, Private /" Captain, Is prepared IN
r,.,re tom wild, the Iaw business, e. nrn>eIH'c
.y,iIs: tie intel States. and VIII give prompt anu IL
nj attention, To the collection Of
AL Claims Groring out Of tx Present Va,
CovsIsTIyG
-. -,ev due resigned O:iirc--,
-. y ~ Y 'uc d,sr harEr.i Sp!'i's:s, ,
10 q "a Officers and s,icrs, their Wil""7 al'i s.rs
t'Sr ., Er,ttrs anil sisters OF Gccrasc'i Soldiers
$3.50 f-yaI-I soldier,
n n.'r1 rs Pay ;2 lls5 q; 5 aF s1'
Pensions - EiIr.s! or !l,l in the L. : Service
'f * cas- WI! e iS VII ga Tsga id ni.
AZ" - -, i 4 Fcnp fron,itae ~ Icaiin AM
che ~ t1 applicant viii always be taken
int, consideration. IN, A-.rr FIR no peTsda
LET IL re .s M -.d all applications are for
,,nr.i direct tie pepper On, -. C1,-- Iic;,s>
Dsce South s!c Of Main stree ~
,,.t,v-a Ill june Iots,. 80
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0ttaha free Gra0sr.
LOCAL. MATTERtS;
Chicago and Rock Island RAN d,oad.
GOING EAST.

NHfCITgU aIt'l fAOCh 1SidilW NH HsUdUs
On and January 1st 1856, Trains Pa Ottawa
Station follows:
GOING EAST.
Dav Express Mai, Sunday excePted) 1915 P. NJ
Tf-ht .v-ress Sunday excepted). 1911 a. n.
Peoria Freight: T.-5 A. NJ.
Rock Island Freight, 500 z. IL
GOING EST.
Day Express ard Mail Sunday excepted) 2.45 P. NJ
Night Express do. 4 90 4. "
Peoria Freight 235 p. NJ
Express Freight, to3o p. NJ.
7. TAVENERl Agent.
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IVA. HOES, Prcs't.
xgM. .1nrE, sac'ry- v. Ii. CUsHNAN Treasure.
A IL =OOSTER,

7rr.- Tors:
II. Hamilton,
-~srzo I.-ta1i, c ~ d.rl~ ' John fless7ck
Sics1rl TisorAe, : T. 49,, 'ner Baldwin.
.3ol,n Armour, y VI: -. 49, + ID. Taylor,
J. V. A. Hoes, IL. =: oti""t-- 4 IL ,<Ccst-r-
Jeaen,al. " Ooi J"- HARi'AS't'
Ottawa NnJ 18th, lS65-
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IUsT REC IvFQ-l0 doz. Ohio Kip: 10 doz. Philadei
- pb;a Calf Skiu--st P TNORNE &CoS
ID Leather Store. /.
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CANT0 il.

And round the stove seated in stately array,
As solemn and silent Quakcrs in grey
II they keep up thinking they've nothing to say,
But quietly sip their fragrant Jard
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the ~ 81 .e-r!J- HAHN. IS go! vJ-h-
.e and viii 10 just =
~ ru.f-n.., Tiriklrz customers Throughout Il
DE- ale ~ l-~ rrsuri s- The !...-fIi iatr :aSe be
,..g- Visa. 10 jus-E Is-r twelve ye-Is, lAosl
r r., i.vi;. v.i drop in md see vixen ia c0ih5
or ys.r -0f --G',ii- ,-, - viil en1eaNoT 10
l..irg rrtss. Jackson LOCKWOOD
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AMusRMENTS.


An the plae' Of public entertd 9ment Will con,
ilRHe their holiday performances during this aad
Rezt week.
AOADKNY OF MuHo.-rhis establishment was
thronged yesterday afternoon and evening, to wit.
me drGbian Ni0hts Enter tdt1DleRts; or, Loer
sn0s on Enchanted Ground Everybody seemed
to-Be eht, with Father Kemp's Old Folks, AMI Mss
Emma j. Nichols in admirable concert programme.
NEw CHKeNUT STREET TuEATRE-hr. and Mrs.
baIney Williams appear in splendid bill this even.
ing, especially arranged for the holidays.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-Mr. j. 8. Clarke
appears this evening in the capiial play OF the
Knights the Round Table, Miss Ellie Germon and
tAe whole company in the NaIad QUseh.
'A''0A SFHN snEATRE Griffith Gdunt is pro-
dnced tins evening in magnificent style, WIN MS
John Dreg as "Kae Peyton," and mr, f. horuaun'
and the who.e company In the cast
NEW AMEaIoAs THEATRE.-The fairy pantcmime
OF Little Red Riding Hood wall be produced Doth
this afternoon and evening, and every AFTERNOON
and evening during the week popular drama
will precede each exhibition.
A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC will be given on
Thursday evening next at the First Presbytenan
Church corner Of Thirty-ith and Bridge streets
IEahIua gelections OF excellent music t9sotnef
with cantata, will be sung
ASSEMBLY BunDINes.- - Signor Blitz, Ine gteaC 9a
Magician holds High Court" THIS eYeh'Hg l ~. az
has arranged an admiral g. programme ioi "i'
young TRENDS. -, 49,.
CAprCnoss a DrxEY offer an Immensely attrac.
alive entertainment this evenIng, including tue
Syest bnTlesqne called Neo Years CMs'
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DIETO

BRADSHAW W,-Suddenly on the 23d ins tant, Me
HARRIET BRADSHAW, vile OF Francis Bradshaw, +,
and daughter of William Scott, OF Woodbury., NJ
Der relatives and friends of the family respec fully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence her
husband, No. 1905 Montgomery avenue, Thursday
morning next at II o'clock without further notice.
= CHAMBERS: On the 2Sd instant, JOHN G. CHAM
BERS, In the 37th year of his age
The relatives and friends the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
No. 1904 N Front street Thu sday afternoon 9Th
instant, at O'Clock To proceed 70 Franklin Cemetery
LlNDsEY.-on the 2lst instant in Chester county,
Pa REBECCA, vile OF joseph Lindsey. aged SO years.
he relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend her iuneral trom the residence of her brother.
DAVIS Sim, No. sos N Tenth street. Sixth
The 2Sth Instant, at O'Clock To proceed to Laurel Hill
MQRRELL7on the 25th Instant, CHARLES WOR-
RkLL, bT, In the 5lst year OF his age.
HIS relatives and friends also Integrity Lodge, No. 1871
respectfully invited 70 attend his unera on Friday
the 2sh Instant az 10 O'Clock, om his late residence
Star Hotel No. 229 Dock street.
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MEXICO.
minister Campbell to Hunt UP Ju@rez e.
COrtinas, EscObedO, and Canalcs Go
March Into the Interior.


Minister Campbell to Hunt UP Juarez -
COrttnas, EscObedO, and Canales 20
March Into the Interior.
WASHINGTON, December 24.-The following
despatch has just been received from Ma;a-
moTas:- -
The S,tsq,DebG anna, from Havana on the 18th,
arrived al Vera Cruz the 30tb, and went TO Tam
plco on the I'd. The diplomatic party steamed
into the harbor on board of the gunbOat Pan,
,yOses, and in the town was we'll receive by
Colonel Ascension. On the 4th the party lett on
the Jones, and aulvedbat BTaZos de Santiago on
the 7tb. Gen. Sherman and Mr.. Campbell came
TO this city on the 9th, aud hal an interview with
General E,cobedo, when 1t was decided that
Minister Campbell and Mr.. Plumb would start
with Escobedo for Monterey to look for Juarez,
and Sherman showed back to the States on the
SuSquehdrInJ. Ortega and party are in Bro gnS
Vile, from whence they have again issued two
protests relative to their treatment while pri-
boRcrs, and card to the people of the United
States. Canales and command have left here for
the interior. CoItinas, who was deprived of his
comInaDd, resumed il yesterday, and will soon
follow. Escobedo and the balance of his trooQs
will also soon depart-Mnister Campbell and Mr..
Plumb to accompany them. General Felipe b.
Bsrriaz label will be left in command of the Rio
Grande force OF the Mexican army. General H.
Clay Davis, one OF the most prominent citizens
of this border, was accidently killed with his
own Gun, while on hunting excursion with
some United States officers, on the Sth instant,
at Rio Gfande City. General SedgWiC has been
relieved from command Of the sub-District Of
the Rio Grande, and placed under arrest, and
Brigadier-General Lewis G.. Brown, Colonel
117th U. S. c. T., placed in command Temporal
rily. commander Is expected on the next
steamer from New Orleans. Minister Cam pbell
will start for the interior on the 18th, and Gen.
Sherman goes back tomorrow, weather permit
ting. strong northery wind prevents the
!SUSqu6hdIlRa irom'going.
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Change OF Name. Lay Delogation.
M MARR,IED.

D1X0N-JoHNSroN.-By Rev. W. Gray, Deeem:
}. JohN sfoN, bo h Of Manayunk, PhiiSdeIp6ia.
GRAHAM-BOWMAN.-o the 18th instant, by the
Rev. William W. Diehl, Mr.. JOHN GRAHAM, OF
pantown.
LETHERBURY-S SHEMP.-December H. 1856, at the
BROAD sheet NJ L. Parsonage by the Rev Thomas q.
Murphy. CHARLES D. LETHERBURY, Esq, of IudI-
annapolis Ind, and Miss CARRIE B. SHEMP, of Ches-
feTcO
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The Methodist Church South.

This organization has ceased to exist. The
requisite number OF votes has bean obtained
for the 'change of name," and we must speak
hereafter of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Lay delegation has also been carried. We give
the vote by conferences
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