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$500. 900
To be SOld for One Dollar Each

Wrhout regard TO vslue. and not TO be paid for IN.
ui Yo0 knCs VEat you ~iil receive
Among tuoae who have EcGuouiedgsd the re.
cept o. VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from tais : Sc
clsuou since jan !, 1855, the following kindly per
n tntlr names 10 be used
Isy.or, kuEJon, Pa. Gold Psieut Lever Watch,
value Cd. Bo-L HOteEsiss, New Hsven, Conn,
Meln1eou, value $50, " ) Willis, 2id -, \.
Y, Ismoud {. Ulster Pm, value So. Ers 3 G. Tag
pan, 10 lo1k ST., Gold Watch, value Slz5. Miss zen
+ tickersoul b ngaaIs ptou- \ T., Melodeln, vflue
500 NF =. me- e lenth -, \ J., F.lnoi Nai-
ue s3sl lars hos a Mu'er scranton Pa, I-a-
mond Rms, fsl.a tt15 Mi-- Flea J Feck, opr ng-
f-it, III ale odeon, value 81 6. IT Van Kp-r
Nsshi1gt a. y e 6o nuuiing lased wsle2'
Va q Sil3 Eds Lindsay, Worcester. Mas !,
Panoi va.ue $50 1iss q II Fsrseu, Dubuque,
lows tlHHlnId EaT rlps, ra ne $50 Frames
M1rsn, 10 trali s-.. Albany, y D.. Music Box, "
l.e SO. Mrs h lng. Isai Urtaua, Ohio, silver
set yaue ro1 Lieut. 8 r Hendricks, WilisTi's Ho-
TEL Washington, b C.. Silver Patent Lever Wstch
Ys.le go. Napi ha.n-r. silver Watch, "a d
ne 80. Geo ~ hoedi Wildly, Canada v rst, sil.
yer Nsien, -; Nm aeaneid. Columbus, o.,
Many persras who have drsrn vsluabIe prisss,
GO notwish tleir names published OF We mEht e1-
out the country. g. s-EnoEledgng te receipt Of val
uahe CTS, may be seen On h.e n oaT ofsca.
NaSNEE 90 nsrEIurrIoS.
CERTFIoATEs nsminc each srlisle snd rs
Nst-I are parei 10 srased cave opss which sre
v.H ullrsi. I1C uf fta Sc Enve.ours c1atsIn M
t5q terl 1cs-e OF Ore7 tor some Arlice worth 81
Isa-f one do..ar 81 reisl WI b. delivered 81 cur
rfH-a q srui rF ulsl % shy a1drsas aila,ui re-
,-srf 10 chose ca the rcat rf o . cents The plT-
ehsaer vii zee what A. iCle t drlT- and il. ysins,
pIi-h may hs from Orc 81 fite tiuudrsd Dolsrs.
s14 can tsn ttl- one Dollar snd receive tie sftl-
Gle named.
aS-No BlanEs-Egery purchaser gets an article
O. yelue.
Pate. dsssag v1.h rs u-sT d-pcna n having
r-.lllpf rqfurns ana tlae arti, a Qrsa IN h. ila-
use,iisisly seui b gaY saarcst BY rctu q mai 20
ezpre q.
Enfire sa.isiaricn 6IiaTAnieed m az Cases.
zE-eir f,s-tIfrsses f1r ose n-lIar Thirteen fsr
Tgo noa-s. nasty three tor Five l.aiixrs. tsrssi
{ lnduce--e eats 10 Agents
an lsfers should h. sdtnesset
T. hEN rON 4 90.
EnH $40 Pos utlls-, Nrs Aork,
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The Prince and Princess Of Wales,
recently paid visit Of three days 70
Lord Snftield, and cost that nobleman
5000
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ArfEyrl1s lEuuuEs .--.laras au Che rI.
ater hankiug Co.. Belfast. llo.saa. .u s.H.s
81 Al 90 Alu Coz aal5 al O.. g.. UrivaT's Ir..
kcr uncc. 80. ts q ..Is.r street. u
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Some say, "Your cures are too q "a cE," while oh
en- doubt tneir perulauence and "a Tx thaS diseases
can "a B he Gu ed Jy the "ziOa, recuperatiFo pro-
cess Of n tn
lIis Is cur reply: In heath, the body, Ike a vel
tala -ced sca e, IS la STATE If equilibrium bul
when, q om any cause, ugwa goes ~ sid OF me
sr1le We nave lie eriecIs Z dissa,.. lat Is re-
qui-lle, IL 10 restore the no ma lance OF tie
scale.
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A Dispatch from New York states
that Ben Butler's reply 10 General
Grant Is nearly finished, and VIII soon
appear with the imprint Of NeW York
Publishing house.
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500 Agents Wanted.
ODnO A MONTH guaranteed and expenses
nLAflI laid. TO salesmen, energetse young
rt,rn Tesrhers Returned Soldiers, and ali who en-
gage in tha sale Of Hollands Lie Of IAncoin,"
4Abhotta History Of the Rebellion, "Hesdey :
Fiie OF Warrington" and many otner Standard
1go-lra anj Fperayines For terms and Territory
auuiy inaInedislely IN person or BY leiters al my
,,ff'rs r. I. niBBLE,
ia Fourth st., bet. Msrksi and Jefferson
,,o,q I'm, A. Louisville. ky.
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AsoOR AND ) OB rHINTaN0
1tREWERK.

CAMERON, WA. a CO.-Book and Job Printers.
~ and pu- fishers Of the Da y and AeekIy
Union, PnnieT's Aiey, between Union and Dead
mex streets.
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''Alsj1r General Fisk
"SIR-

"As for recognizing the right Of
Freedmen TO their children, I can say
that not one Southern man nor woman
in the whole south recognizes the ne
gro as q Friedman, but as Sfoiel property
forced by the hayonet of the danHaJi.
United states Government
Respectfully, 6c,
Signed 1T. YAScY.
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Executors Notice.

TO tho cra4.taru % I1rB 0. hr.dgsea'-r fs-'t-
Il hsrns sugEesfel .-. .lal.frl = oi saat salsga
10 re gerE ai -al.n urlufY Court. Flu arr hereby
noi.fIrd ~ aIa rn1r g.lu.s 1aF anilaniI Gated On
1r iailra Ca. ION is7 l. June. ia 1r hey 81. -
harr-f taslr uraniia. J. H. VAUGHAN, Er'r.
f1ElfENe
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS,
]. T. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINIsTS,
No. Il Desderisk Street.,

W cb-nert Mas, Uh We -, Ensines snd b a.
etfsery flr ishsd ca ta be- terms, Agents OF
re rci iebrsled stean E1g nes ; esm Hosts. Oh
N chluorr 81 J B. Nocacy, q c ne inusa. Persons
:. -. fbi,g Ne en- ae owned ste them. al ma
chIne-v borEh q as sln rave our PET cas- st,e n
Ton in t1s ere ton o. it. We are tll "a lne se~
ug Ma An bus ne =, sna have some l-e il.t...s
~ hatulb IL : a var chesn. Ne slso sitena
- inc t,eaa-al Reuair ug dGsinessi hey Fii'AA'
Re Hsngiag. Brass Foundiug, ETC.
daeNH-f-n
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CONSTITUTION
PzEFAHED BT
WILLIAM II. GRER0, 81. d.

.Constitntion Life Syrup.
HAs PkODUCEDA REVOLUTION IL MEDICINE
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HoR A N1ssIss1RFIAg WITS.

As I said before, have been among
the people, and am satisfied Of their
bitterness and hostility Of spirit l see
both manifested every day in my cor
respondence, of which I will lust give
yod a sample by reading an extract
from a letter written in reply to q very
polite letter Of inquiry ss 70 the where
about Of certain little girl, whose pa
rents applied TO me to have her re.
turned 10 them by their former master;
DE SoTo CoVSTY. Mss.
December %, 1865. :
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80 A DAh aEalls aauls1 Il sall a -
49, ana so1-isuui aANlNa MACHINE
% arag anrsp one hc1nze4 AtdIess aBEH =
oLAhh, hdesQff, hsae
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Notice.

I. n u.r-5sen- Fzo q 5. Dis Auy, Nashville
F X t;iszro.g. T.. : MAJ hsl, Nssltlle.
n. p. Watin. Es9 Nashville r,-,--
= q. East. Esl.. Nsfhvlie- ia,,--.n
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

TIE shove Work Is not only endorsed 5Y tte
President. ~ The best ana most complete but Ne
hEve TIE pleasure Of ad1irg ceFtinCate from his
Son aud Private seCretary-
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- PRING WATER BREWkRY.-MANKEL 4
- FRANK, SUCCESSORS 70 n J. Drucke. Brewers
oi ale ana Lager beer, no. Al Broad stree, Nash-
vhle. Tenn ldeoJ is
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CAMPBELL AoEWEN 4 6ROEsBECK, Attor-
~ Eeys a. Las Gna Claim Agenls, practice u all
IAf I9urss- SsiieeNons Promptly aiteadej 70 7;
t-o caal1s against the Dnt-i stslez sni Vouchers
collected Oiiice u North Cherry street, up stars
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sANkEIss ANn IsROI1F0S.

nIIs, < A--Attofney and Counsellor al Law,
" once 423s Cherry 81; ? o. Box 7ss.
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CECJND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
~ - cherry street, oesls Ia Exchange, Govern
nlent securl1es and CO n CoEecuOns promptly
attended 10 j. LcHsDEN Cashier. .
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FftHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals IA Exchange, Government Securities
Aad Ooia- Collections promptly aslended to.
Oold Stocks and bonds ssid on Commission
". W. Barry, President. EDaAR JUSEs, "a. hier.
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Gen. Fisk At Cincinnati.

Gen. Fisk, of the Freedmen's Bureau,
made s speech few days ago at Gin
cinnati We make a few extracts from
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cLEvELANp, TENNessse.
Attorneys and Claim Agents.

T s. DELANY, Attorney at Law, and War CLAIM
II. Agent, Cleveland Tenn. nOVz5-ly
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MARR, THOS S.-Broker, corner Union and
III College street,, buys and sells Gold. U1cur-
rsal. Money, 01yeTnnsuf Securities and Vouchers.
Cclecuons attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and sells on c, mnHs5lon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-26

Pssr OFEIcE RaMoyAL!-prcp'e who. on
"Wednesday morning, hurried aroanl to the
pos, Office expecting to get their mails, stood
ashast a. the apparent wreck and ruin be-
fore them. IN short, either there had been a
terrible robbery or the post office had picked
Itself up and walked Off Well the latter
vas the case. Mr. Dow, opr worthy P. u,
findiny the accommodations INADEQUATE to
the rapidly increasing business of the Office,
decided to refurnish and reft the offs
throughout, and meantime, to give the mes
chaaic. tho necessary time 10 pat Up new
drawers, cases, SC, decamped with his old
traps to the Court room in the County Court
House. The removal, Of course, is but tenn
porary, and in few days our people will
find, back in the old place, one of the hands
soonest and most conveniently arranged post
Offices in the Country.
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DE-. KNAPP, form frly Of New YORK. who
has visitel Ottawa regularly the past six
years, and effected many wonderful cures OF
old CHRONIC DISEASES, CANCERS, and diseases
of the EYE AND FAD, which h.vc been pros
nouncei IxcURABiE by the mslical profession
generally, can be Consulted at the Geiger
House, Thursday il ns 9th, as will be seen
BY his card in another column.
CONSULTATION FREE.
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ottawa Ac.demy orscienc...

At the last meeting the following dona'
tons were received and duly recorded: 5s
From Hon. B. c. Cooh,-Smiihsonian re.
port for 1868 and 1864.
From The Chicago Academy of Sciences,
The published proceedings OF that society
from Oct. 10, 1875 to Dec II, 1850 Also,
"The Act Of Incorporation. bylaws, &c, OF
that academy"
From H. L. Mead, Esq.-A new species
of pentremite from Gal latin, Tenn.
From David Walker, Esq, the whole of
his pirate collection the result Of years Of
labor. This is n very important addition to.
| the Academy. 1t emb rac as in part, antiqnl-
tues and relics of the early settlement OF
Illinois a cannon, lost in a battle between
| the French and Indians, according to the
French chronicles) in 1880 French pottery
| and beads; Indian arrows, hatch FITS, spears,
&C., a fine lot of stal actites frsr Cuba. -
Trilobites from differe Mt states, sHell-fsh aud
| corals. Also, lava from Mount Messiah
Central America, and minerals of various
kinds from California and Colorado. in adj
ditlon, there are some valuable books. the
whole amounting to seven or eight hundred
specimens, many Of which are Of great
value Various Societies have tried IN vain
| to procure from Sir. Walker, sone OF his
antiquarian relics but win true patriotism
he says they shall never 90 GU: Of this county
as they relate particularly to our history.
Hereafter all of these specimens viii be
classified and labelled, and described in the
catalogue Of the Academy.
After the list of donations was read The
tharks Of the academy were voted to thosc
who have kindly assisted it. The secretory
announced thai, in addition TO the donation:
already received from the Chicago Academy
of Seize noes, they propose to make still fur
Their ones, and that, in few weeks a larg'
consignment from that institution VIII arrive
After some further business Of a genera
character, the Academy adjourned 10 NEE
june 6.
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1HrxDER AND Observation-Disclosures. War
ner & Snyder are now in this city, with the
far famed Triangular Copper Lightning Rod,
manufactured by |. Johnson, the paJent.e'
These gentlemen come to US well recon-
mended for integrity and honorable dealing
by our country exchanges. also By some Of
our citizens. The superiority Of their rods
is too we'll known to need recon- meGdation
at our hands. Orders can he LEFT at Bow
mans Gallery or at this o.lce.
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DEoUrH.-TAis region of country IS affect
ed with really serious drouth. The wea-
ther alternates between midsum uer heat one
dav, AID November chilliness the next, en-
livened by capital nigh. for mosquitoes
succeeded by killing frost Farmers
complain that the corn dou't come uP. wheat
is stunted, and As for grass, the prospect Is .
total failure OF the hay crop.
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The balance of our stock just received Mt
the Free Trader Book Store.
1t is the only complete stock in the city =,
all the Patterns are NEW; and ranging in
price from shilling tc $50 roll.
Don't fail to see it before purchasing else
where
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A FIRsr.RAYE NaPRoyEMEyr.-Th bril-!

A FIEsF-RAVE lMPRoyEMEyT.-I'he bridge
across the hydraulic basin on La Sale street
near the City Mills, is one of the best im>
provements made in bis city for long time.
It IS mainly. We under stand. the work of the
Hydraulic Company, under tie direction OF
Messrs. Leland and Hoes, aud though some-
what expensive, is neat substantial, and dur
able, and will be cheapest in the end.
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OTTAWA Post Office.

CLOSING GsREvAL or NAILS
Western closes 1900 ". Arrives 1f:t5 P
Eastern 70 II 4 6PN u. II ID T. NJ
Farm Ridge closes at p NJ. and arrives at IL NJ Tues
DAYS Thursdays. and Saturdays
Newark CLOSES /: 30 NJ and arrives l p II. Tuesday
and Saturdays.
Son0nank coss.T 30 A. Saturdays; arrives ,; ~ IN
Fridays. so,
Eagle clo-es P. NJ. Saturday; arrives IL NJ
Ofice Opens A. II. Closes, - ~
sr-26 6S > ". d." 4, r. n
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Persons wishing Photographic views Of
buildings, residences, churches. r:c-nics,
schools, &c. g., in city or country, can have
the SANE exr cu.ci in superior manner by
calling at Borman's Gallery il this city.
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CEUacH SPrRE.-We notice some woods
work gradually growing up into tie shape of
steeple on the Baptist Church, but whether
it : more for ornament than use is matter
about which we mus: reserve our Judgment
untl! il Is finished.
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MooSE1.-Cheerlul and smiling as ever
does little these days bat count cash, which
his clerks, scattering under pressure Of
business, carry % 70 him by haal'a..s.
Quick sa'es-smah pro6.,-bu- F,ea'y q
them That's tie sccrc, Of Moneys heavy
business and Of Lis prosperity.
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ATTENTION ,-Mc.nHe-s Ottawa icalanv
Of Sciences. The regular meeting Of sail
acalemY VII, be hill jane c, at half past
seven o'clock 4 fall attendance IS desired.
". ". CaLg.xs, Sec.
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New MrTHopIsr CHUaCH.-The New Ne
ihoiist Church BciliinE. in this City, which
is now rapidly approaching completion, will
b, a structure both in external appearance
and inside arrangement and finish, to CONS
Pare with ANY Charch elics in tie state, 81
cast out OF Chicago. lie windows are Of
rich stained glass, the walls and ceiling ricI.
Il :rascoed, nnd the puI Ei., choir, &c, m odels
Of architectural neAtness. It IS a brick
structure, handsomely soruamentei with cut
stone Chapters, caps, sills, &c, turrets, &c,
presenting IN appearance both handsome
and imposing. We al unable - state it.,
dimensions. hut be-iles Lecture room and Of
fees in tie basement. We judge the r.aiu
hall VIII he able to sd at from $50 to 100
p"oP,e When furnished, We sail endeavor
to do this fue building better justice, as well
as tn. various mechanics employed in its
erection.
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4. q. G.. e.

O-rlvL LOPEZ No. II meet. every Thursday evening
n.rTHrEEs OF IEBEcC. the third Fu.siay evening
each m.nth OTTAWA ESC.uPaxSr Ne 81, on the ~ ah'
~, 1t,n.j~x s,.ni,r FEB 10y
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There will be services at the Episcopal
Church on Sunday next. Tie Rev. HESET
De GARNo (lat, Of wisconsin, will oiiciate.
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7. q. G.. e.
Ottawa Toie. No 525, meets every Friday evening az
''-' LoTHEOP, ". C.. T.
Cr.s Stow W g feb 10y
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Raw Dr. BEycnrr Will preach at Choevsrs Hall Sunday
rEo ming, at 1917 O'Clock.
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ever e-st = ..-- Fps "a.
B..L.iaacy %. CDR.
Simplicity Of Cte-
Certainty 4 Satisfaction.
Eccucmy os Time.
Freedom from al Dust Of Dirt.
Norlaa:aEi DYES combi4el, one preparation
Tn e;'- - r' ;1 Lind ever inverted for six. =
e. ami F,att r. That VIII GIVE perfect color rsug
rri- = 20 50 rt'u1t-s. according g. shade
gu directions Tor ne. and certificates from emneu: So
mist. with each itrka-'.
Samples actually dyed with each o! the ooio-s on &
7#l v-5lpu. uav lie and the Dyes obtrn-d a. al
stlr-e fHr = cents
- II yra desire p iu=r,r, SATISFACTORY Coio''
a t- shortest tim- wrt'r :hr lest trouble Inquire
REEU,S LOUD DIl& and !I.e oLsCr ~ iltt astts
ol..l sc.i,t'.s e1.yrs.
GO II. REED 4 co. Manufacturers,
iCS 81 aud 80 Commercial street. B1stos.
- s,ie lv PerL ( Co UimE \ Bro. Cih-os
Hathaway, E. !. GTi.sv. AMI al Druggists au-s-ly
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Wanted =

All the Butter we can get. VIII pay the
highest marke, price in cash and TRADE, and
viii sell goods at TIE lowest prices.
BEAN & DICKISsoS.
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w AMI. PAPER .

= Of T. meet every Monday evening their Hall over
Re,itick's store. east side Court House.
A. T. WALKER, Il. :. j. ;. LOTiEOP, WI
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firemen's Tournament
AND GRAND
CEFE.Esls AXIOM Az OE"TAss a.
Ora rIic 9Th OF .suIy


The matter II decided upon. 1t IS settle /
'hst there stGA be Grand fifemens Tour
nament at Ottawa Oh the 4th OF 'u'y. Inc
committee who took the matter il hand two
weeks ago, OF raising the needed funds re-
port that, although they still lack some two
hundred dollars othaving enough, and such
of our citizens WHO have not yet been called
upon to contribute need have no fear OF
being sIightea; STILL their succe., thus far
has been such as to warrant them in going
sDead, and SO all the necessary steps have
been taken to invite all the various fire
companies within practical distance. to settle
upon and the prizes, &c, Sc The prizes,
contrary to the usual custom, vii, be paid in
greenbackz. aud amount to over 500.
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0ttaba free @ ra0er .
LOCAL. MATTER:s'
Chicago aud Rock Island Kaii Roao.

Chicago and Rock Island yam Noao'
and alter January 1st, 1850, FRA ms fass V'taws
Station d follows:
GOING EAST.
Day EXPRESS and Mail, Sunday excePted) lZ4s T. n.
Night Express Sunday encspIed).- =. i2.i' A ~
Peoria Freight, a;
Rock Island Freight, - T. -
GOING NEST.
Day Express and Mail Sunday sxceptsd) lz4o +
vi, Fxnrs.s DO 480A N
-, rr.;ght 235 p. NJ.
Express Freight, io3o I. IL
FTAVENER, AGENT
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4 ESSAY OF WARMING AND OBSTRUCTION
IA FOR Ynun. mon. Ais, IBIS eGd ASuses winch
lerat1rey PROSTATE the Vital powers with sure means
relief. Semi free chang in tiee letters envelopes.
Address DR. J. SKILLIN HOUGufOS, Howard Associa
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. Feb Go
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3aukiag 4 Yusaranfe.
NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA.
DiRgcTSHs

DiR8cTsgs:
HENRY HAHES WY q rHCR(IfLL,
BDHIS C. tLKEN EDWARD FtfIS
JOHN D. CITON 0. H. BCLLEN
TIE CITY gISSEz OF EAMES, ALLEN 4 Co
kaa transferred its organization from the Stats TO
0s National system and hereafter conduct its bust
under the name and style of
The Nationl City Bank of Ottawa.
Exchange or CHICAGO NEW YORK, and all the
priaeps cities East and West, bought and sold
Exchange on ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND
anG all important points in Continental Europe, drawn
sums to suit purchasers
0Old ard silver bought and sold.
rs. Revenue stamps OF all determinations
ssnstanily on hand azl Cor sale.
Alse give especial attention TO the purchase an
aRls Of all clssses IF Government SscuritfS.
- aiding the .c-ri FiyeTweuty and Ien-fcrtS bohds
- he popular seven Thirty loan
Vs~orid respectfully solicit continuance OF the bust
Dv relations heretofore existing between the City Bank
asS i've p-rois them. well such new ones as
49, q vor with their business, would sy, We shall
s. all. sIch facility and accommodation rs
s~ss prove them satisfactory and profitable
HHx. k,gEs President EnvIN aLL.S. tIs'fr
NV NAMES, Fics Pres. o IL BCLLES, Asst C0Sh r
Ottawa. ugust |. lS6y-E
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land, for sale or Exchange.

s-sa'.N sNs --t-I ". s-1S. --sssses'-
haYr 80 Il the I0yt quality OF Lands in Iowa
and 80 Sr-- OF Timer Lglf Cairo. Illinois
inSe f'- property la ti, city improved lands
count The ian Cairo is q -~irI. location for
raising irt cotton. S and cl.mtte alpei TOR that
business. Location good, beiu, the Iin,s Ceari
Rail Road.
Any persons desiring sseh lands will find it for seir
Interest 20 cali on me- X. TIIORNE.
Dttay, Jsl lB, lsS5-u
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TUsT received 20. - HEMP and PAPER wrapping
- Twinc, and for sale - Chicago Prices at
feb II r. TIO8NE co.'s.
u TIIoRNE co are appointed agents EDr Wa,nsley
81 Br'ther, or the sale q all kinds Of Crdl-c and
ESises at Cirag" prirts. eb Z
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Every young lady ani gentleman in the UnA states
hear something Very much tn their aIy'ntsg" Nv
mail Gree of csrZl 10y addressing the Undersigned
These having Tears ct being hmhu-i VIII ublise ty not
noticing this card. All Others viii pleas" address their
! hedient servant, TIIOS. +. CHAPMAN,
/ dec 30, G5-ly c3l HIosdyvsv. New YSr
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Ih-v. % LOIS in the Town Of De K1Ib D, ,b county
Illinois pleasantly s.tuItei for Business or Ience-
a,.r tLs Depot Of The Dixon Air line Railway f,r
SALE Spss gfiyS:E:

For sroprI1v = Oswr. LfDi- in this yiciritv Tn.
Ft- sS5at ZJnn iuh, .nts is good ci-in.s
Paos. AZ IL 10 could readily be sold if the
Vss;dDs t. r., X. THORNE.
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EHcnai Ez1slsS.

IN0s Sale door west OF the First Natinal Bank
l. Nam sspss, otaVs,, ILL., a.
osaseif-- A. wtRR1NER co.'s