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Davidson County Railroad Bonds
MANFRED,

WTF wish 10 hnya few o.! the above-L IN p
w x. rref rred. Also
fof SALE beautiful Five Acre timbere4 lot.
and line building site, q miles out. near GlIsnn
i1At, CAN o. il r. W. BROWN,
Jsn"-m ISH Union street.
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A dispatch from San Francisco says
JuArsz is in the best spirits. Very true
such spirits a. the man enjoys at e in
a canoe. and land no where 10 be seen.
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A gentleman from one Of the West
ern States, At present s%ciourning in
Tennessee, says, had he read the me.
morals emAnating from the Central
Union Committee before he left home.
he would not have come here But
having como 10 the state before they
were gotten up, and understanding the
condition Of our civl affairs, he is not
At all frightened about the future The
COMMITTEES could not have adopted q
better plan 10 keep away from Tennes.
see valuable settlers from other State;
aud from Europe
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An American il only an E~nglshmSn
rattle more sharpened, says sir MOT
ton feto, who has been able, during his
Western tour 10 see the point
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For Funerals.

We also sttsui to the ren0vl OF Bodies 20 sud
nom other points 81 reasonable r tps. sud % the
satisfaction Of psrtIes emp Dying -.
we Keep al7o on hand a good supply Of UNDER.
TAKERS MATERIAL, which we will furnish to
Under;skers when deslrei al reasonable rates.
.auls-u
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Admission Of Tennessee.
The Washington correspondent Of
a. rhsoaro Renublican saws

the Chicago kepubican says;
The Committee ON decentralization holds
secret sessions, bat there are shEdowings
iorth that Tennessee II 90 be admitted. Now
is this state le admitted without the repeal
ct ths laws prohibiting negro testimony an
the courts. ! do not SEQ how admission can
be denied 10 other States. In the mean
time, the telegraph Reports a speech deliv-
sr,d bv GOV. Rfowul1w OF tha. state 20 the
pupils of oue OF the colored schools Of Mesh
~ De-. Ia which he ttatcd that d Gen. Thorn
Is pere 20 leave that city with his troops,
the predominant party would lot allow the
reloicd pupils TO occupy the school = week,
and that the Legislature over which he was
placed would be broken up BY a mob tn
Tory eiEhth urs. Ia Virginia inotice that
the rohcl N-Ircasurcr of the State has bcer
r, elected bv ue Legislature over Governor
Eierpont's candidaics and llesrni on The
NeI, highest authority, thai Robert r. Lee,
az some such rebel, will be the next Gov
.rnar oi aha ia q heyend peradveuturc
N,t lu the fac of thee facts, We are asked
90 admit the southern States without any
guarantees whuteycr.
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Ternna of Sole.

Cash, 10 Government fuad- or, shen purchased
by Railroad Compare on crsdIt uf des feiI q not
exceeding two years, payable 10 monthly install
ments v IN Interest ~ tbe rate of Z 3 10 per cent.
per sunum, secured by bond. satisfactory 20 the
Government, Tor double the amount Of the proper
~ purchased
Full descriptions 81 the Engines cn he Obtained
on application o. Capt. ;. r. HamII. NJ Nash
yl e. Team. FL CHILLY,
lanln 10 ebls Bu. Ma "A. o. NJ, O. 5. A.
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS,
j. 7. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.
No. II Deaderick Street,
NASHVILLE,

MILL stteudt Is the erecting or AL Kinds Of Ma
w chinefy. Mills, OIL We y, Engines and Ma
chinery furnished on tna bcsto. terms. Agents lr
toe celebrated Steam Eng nes. 8 cam Holsts. oil
Machinery Cf J. B.. mooney, uf Gnr.nnaf. Persons
wishing 70 purchase would Do veil 10 c0usat us.
- We think Ne can scc0mmoists them. AL ma
chiney bought Of Us oil have our per ona atteu-
ton II the erection o. t. We are stu n he seq
ing hackiBe buaue /, and have some fE mschines
left that = D Be SD vert cheap. We also attend
% the General Repairing Business, key FEunE,
Bel Hanging, Brass FoGnduE &c.
dec3l-sm
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For Sale Terms Cash


LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. T., 1856.
MR.. L. d. WHITE IS NOS nov, and has MT been
vi forsome tune psst, 10 our employ. he has
nos II any time b ca authorized to md Us by auT
GOTTA {, 70 create any debt or liability sgaInst Us,
ee. pt three 80 m al accounts handed him for col
iecdOu. The limited ant -Outy th1s eivsn him Is
here yieYoket. J.. a. SMITH a CO.
iaulS-6t
Atlanta Intslligelcsr, Mseon Telegraph, Chatts'
n00ga Gazstte, Nashville Uaion, sac Augusta Con-
stuuuorsist insert tx times sud send BAL to LOUIS
vile Journal
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Il is reported from Washington that
lew CampbelIs chances for confirms.
ton AS Minister 10 Jusrez are getting
slim Lew 8 the very man for the place
Juar,zs fortunes are not less dilApida-
Ted than his
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Snme Time and Place.

90 Ons Locomotive Engine. I've feet gsuge, lyiuz
IN the utch on the line Of the NJ ssissippI Centrsi
Railroad, twelve miles North Of Grand Junction.
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sIR-Information having been laid before
this Clice that you haye within your Gus
tOdy or control cotton, money, sterling ex-
change and Other property belonging TO the
blockade running company OF which you
were President, known as the Southern I'm
porting AID Exporting Company, or by
some similar name. rave directed Assis-
tant Special Agent II. 3. Peters, who will
hand you this order, TO examine you fully
on oath in regard to such property, and 70
take possession, for the purposes OF this in
ysstigation, OF all books, letters aud papers
that may be found IN your custody or under
your control relating thereto. You viii also
taAe notice that you are hereby forbidden
TO dispose OF the money, sterling exchange,
cotton, or property belonging 10 said COM
pany, either by the pa ments Of dividends
10 stockholders or otherwise and YOU are
required 10 deliver the same 10 me, TO be
held subject to the order Of ihe Secretary of
the Treasury. Respectfully,
T.C. CALLICOr, Sup. special Agent.
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AoUTTOE SALE OF
Buildings.

7 WILL expose fr sale 81 Pubic Auction on
Il N. NDAY, January fsth. ls10. the ~folloFing
Buildings. va:
Al - o'cl0ek, a-ra- Z Buildings, barrEcks and
Quarter , 81 Fort Morton
Al u O'Clock, am-, = Buildings, BarraeEs and
Quarters. r. Fort EErEer-
At IL o'clock, @ n, G Bui'cI~g=, n1rth-eazt cor
ner Csstiemsn and GuLhue streets.
AL O'clock, pm, 2 BuldingF, L-b noa Pike
near Miliary Academy.
At O'Clock, pm, zn.C00 feel Lumber on Muir
i~rsesboro Pike, "a miles out.
Terms Cash 10 Government Euu1f.
BulldDgs 70 be removed 81 the eEpsnse Ct the
Purchaser.
BY order Of z. Eddy, Us. A., Chiei Quarter
mssisr Dept. Of Tennessee.
A ". WILLS,
ianI9 I'd BVt. MAJOR and A. q. N.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WVNEN Vt NNA NI-NN'
JANUARY is, 1866.
The House was called 10 order by the
Speaker az the usual hour.
Praye r by Rev. Or. Philips.
The journal Of the previous session was
read and approved.
PETITIONS ASD MEMORIALS.
By Mr.. Stegald: Asking the creation OF
the office Of County Judge in Decatur coun-
ty. Referred.
By Mr.. Blackmsn: Asking the relief OF
certain parties from responsibility for the
mnintaiuance Of a Lunaiic- Referred.
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MAYORS OFFICE.
NAsHvuLE, Trss. Jan. la, 1866.
A. =. sHAShLAsD, Esq-- Revenue C5usctsr
In pursuance &C notice givlu no the city p4rs-
IN the mon b of November laat, reguaeIaT Iefr,
quen's for Taxes due TIE Corporation OF UNa e. al ID
Nashville, to pay the same az an early aav vorr -o-
port shows a large amount sul unVaiL. ana tse r.
9uremtnts oithe Cty Treasury and demands upan
&c 20 meet pressing ohIigalons. are 20 "a sfthsf r~T
sFe hereby instruc ed % comply wfh t1e IsF ma
make yourretJrns 20 the January term Of ihe o.
cut Court Ey ne Zen d4ysn-tce thcc.tY plpers.
ROB T~H0MP5JN,l
A. j. DUNCAN, Fueras
NJ. c.. COTTON, Comw Hfaa
The li-t Of delinquent city tsE payers has been
made ouJ sud viii b. rsp0ltei 90 t1e euuzosrflr-
term Of nc circuit Court Pnrtss paying ru5r o.
tlu "a ms will save costs.
A. u. SHANkLfND.
Jaula 400 City HeYrlue Collector.
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Goal Oil Refinery.
REMOVAL.

VKTE have removed our Stock to No 7 South
w Market street, where We hope 10 NEE oul
former pstron aud the public generally. Our Stool
is large and we'll selected, snd We always seu st the
lowerst market prices. CHAS. NELSON & co.
j~snis-zS
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3ew advertisements.
Election Notice.

y EseHou for i've Directors Of the Third Ne
"A uouL B-nk O. FashVlie. 70 serve The easunl
var. vii be ED ID the back rom Of TIE Bank, OF
snlaio- EDt AEJONES Cashier.
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Extensive Sale
OF
ROLLING STOCK!

MILITARY DIVISION OF TIE TRNNEssEE.l
CHIEF QUAKTEaEAsTER's OFFlCE,
w. $. MILTAEv RAMRoAbs, I
Nashville, Tenn, Jan 9lh, ls66 J
"IIL be sold AZ Public Auction, st MemDh .
Tennessee, Wednesday, February tn, 1886
the iol owing described Rolling stock, viz
l) Four Engines i've feet gauge,
,taree oil and dismsnuet, one rep IrableJ
40 2 Kteeu Box and ll nine Fiat Csrs,-moTe OF
ies=-6ve feet gauce.
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Captain Howard, inspecting officer Of
the revenue, has created quite e stir at
Charleston. having ordered an investi-
CATION Of the blockade running bust
meas Of that famous city during the
war. He turned lie matter over, after
having begun Il tot C Cauicott, Esq,
Supervising Agent Of the Treasury De
parlmenL VINO had several prominent
citizens, officers Of companies, arrested
and required them to deliver up their
books and answer such inquiries As
should be made concerning all assets
Of blockade Running companies in their
possession. fhe sssets Include several
steamers now IN British waters, bat
claimed as property Of the United
States. Mr. Theodore d. Jervey, one
Of the officers Of the Bee Company,
President a. S johnson, of the CRioora,
and President Henry Corbin, Of the
Charleston Importing and Exporting
Company, are amongst those arrested,
and were imprisoned for refusing to
respond TO questions asked or TO deliV-
er over their books. They claim that
the books Of their companies were tax
en- 10 Columbia on the evacuation of
Charleston, and we're there destroyed
by fire.
Their cases have been referred TO
Washington.
The following are copies Of the or
ders issued by Mr. Callicot to the per-
sons concerned:
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EErEss aT PERMISSION 10
non. hchaid ogeis'y, 6oyemlr State Of mIaol..
Hon. David L. Ievis, Judge supreme Court Us
Hon VIM g. Bro~niow, Governor o. Tennessee
Bug Gen. Jas. ?. Brusnlow. All. Gsa. state ofT
uessee.
Hon. n. NJ. Buen, Nashville.
Hoa- VIM Nathaniei Baxter. Nashville
Hon. Jo- G. Guld, Nashville.
Hon John Hugh smith, Nashville.
r VI. NaEey, Esq,, Nashville.
hessn Norris 4 %straiion, Nsan,ui..
aessrs. Evans & Co, Nashville.
Nmrod Porter. Columbia. Tenn.
Juael8
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DR.. E. A. herman.

Ia rsrrasd % SashsBs, and hs. -
- opene1sL ne pc1ta EstzhasEment *
= NO W South -te Of The Futid 1879
S4nara, shsTe be sl b p.essed % see hls ~ -
t Hl lanll-lm
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Taken I'm

ON the 2lst OF Dec mber, 1855. Dark Bay Pony,
" ali nj thirteen hands nigh, and saddle MARKS
on the back. The vwn-r can nave the same by
proving properly and paylAg crsts
JAMES CAUDl,
AHA. ours q. 5. MI. Te.eg'h, ecner Union
ana Y me streets. lfauls+t
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Cumberland Goal.

M f are agent, for the above Coal, snd are selling
W 90 e reasonable price. We invite our friends
su the paulc 60 give % the r orders for Coal.
A~k&NGTpN Is FARRAR. sgJs,
JanG-lw next door nOstn OF CITY nOtel.
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By Mr.. Mullins: To consolidate the diff
fercut Land Offices Of the State. Referred.
B. the same: Declaring that no more
elections shall be held in any county till
there shall be a legal registration Of voters,
Read a frat time.
Bv Mr.. Richards: A resolution confirm
ing the settlement OF NJ. Burton, former
Secretary of state. Laid over under the
rules.
By Mr.. ~snodderly; Bill 20 change the
lines between Union and Knox counties.
Referred.
BY Mr.. Raulstou; b II for the relief Of the
tax collector Of Marion county. Reierred'
BY Mr.. Moss; Bill to revive certain see
tiops of the code relative 10 Migrants. Re-
! ferred.
By Nh. Elliott; Bill 10 increase the com
persaton Of county trustees Referred.
By Mr.. Mullins; Revolution authorizing
the keeper Of the penitcntiary 10 repair the
walls Of the peniten'isry yard. Laid over
under the rules.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10

FENIIS Wine Is air-t.l the S.anti % the American
Il people article oi commerce, we'll Is for do
mestc medical VINE and likely soon - s'IcTssds
most kinds Of grape drU-ged limitations now in
The plant from! which tins wine Is ',,e, was first disco
vercd in China. Lake LuEDDa. x brought
England and ther, cultivated by tr. Myat riyr to
all other known varieties the kiullr tj7t and
such imported iH'2 this county j. chemical anal
ysis of ;ra and other juices for l. it
possessed ali the properties oi the grape except sufficient
sugar, TO superior 'eveIsr 3rs c1T:e-
than any grape D1ysess1i-
Importers and manufacturer ol Gruggcd wines are
enemies 20 this, pare tc2Ild h,T hsa y {
willing To do what they nu.-to submit 10 the people
analysis Of wine and let then. judge for themselves.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10

THE OTTAWA ACADEMY on NATURAL SCI
ENcEs.-After mature delib4 4ration by many
OF our citizens, an institution of the above
nature has at last been founded in Ottawa.
It's chief object is to aid the diffusion Of
knowledge by geological exploration. ard
Other means. TIE society has already some
four or five thousand specimens. As soon
as cases can be made and room procured,
the specimens will be mounted and ready
for any one to look az. The object, We un-
derstand, is not TO make a puppet Sitor, but
to establish society that shall be an honor
to the country. Dafid Walker, Esq, was
elected President for the coming year, and
w. ". Calkins secretary.
We shall watch the progress Of the -Acade
nv with interest.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10
CABINET ORGANS.

UyIyy Toned Cabinet Organs, at reduced RATES Tor Ae
Fst e w DESHARDS Music Room. Livery iisuu-
! meat warranted fnr I've e.su
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10
D r. w "A L K z r
MAf Be CONSULTED At THE
GEEGER HOUSE, OTTAWA,

And at all other times at his ONCE in Chissso.
Jan n, 80
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10

Lose AcN CHoP.-This is the name given
TO new article Of Black Tea with a kreen
Te. Flavor which has attained great pop
ulsr;;y. !, IS cheaper than most other good
Teas, while those who claim to be good Iges
pgonouuce.it superior to al others il havbr.-
1t IS well known hat the natives Of tea
countries never color teas arifcially, or sort
them into Black, Green, Gunpowder,, &c.
This Is only done by the dealers to sub the
foreign trade. The Long Arm CAop"
claims to be the pure unsortei article ifzelf
Sold il this city By r. 0. Black.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10
FATHEE Terry, the Catholic

FATHER TERRY, the Catholic Priest
ALLUDED to in the Poor House report to the
Board Of Supervisors, requests US to So that
if the committee had given him an opp,E Ertuni
ty to place them in possession Of the facts.
they would not have embodied in their report
the absurd statement that he h.d in his pos,
session q sum ofmoney belonging 10 a 2 aa9.r
in the county house.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10
Is ! MEDICAL MIYE.

Analysis from Ag. Dsyi. UasIG,9to1' d. Z:
WASHINGTON, Aug. % 1885,
Alcohol. Il so per cent. Iy volume
Grape Sugar. SIS per cent 20
Cane Sugar 40 per cent ="
Organic Acid. calculated tarttric 0.s1 nCr cent.
HENRY ERNI. ClsH..f ia Jep
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10
Ed CGs&GrEsEDTEgES.

The arcrti=ar having been restored 10 health in ie"
wea,ls l very simple remedy, after having suffered fr
years with lang affection, and that dread
dses-r C0usulptiynis anxious mako known his
feIloar--tls--rer7 lne means of cure.
To all wo desire il, he viii =end cory 81 The per-c.
ton used l-e Of charge with the directions fo- prepar
ing AMI using the same which ;bry viii find a Cure
for Consumption, asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds and
all Throat and Lung affections. The only object the
advertiser in sending the Prescription hcnri
Cted aud spread Information which he cCuCsves be in
valuable and H. hopes every s.. will hi remedy
A. il will cot them nothing. and miy prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, free by mail
vii! please address. Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON
dec 80. 'a5-ly williarn.burch Kiugs Co.. y. Y.
The above nedue is for sale by L. Y. GTiggs Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10
City EsCcfiGli.

fENHE Democratic electors Of the city requested 10
4 hole their Ward Caucuses their usual places OF
meeting Thursday evening next the 18th inst to
nominate candidate for alderman and school director in
each ward, and appoint delegates city convention
to be held 81 the Court House Saturday evening
the Iith inst, 10 nominate candidate for Mayor and
Police Magistrates.
The Ward. entitled the following number OF
delegates 1st Ward 3; % 81 4th 5; 9TH s. 9th 6:
Itil >, BY or der Of the COMMITTEE.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10

MOLINE PLows.-Let farmers read the
Moline Pow advertisement Of Jackson 81
Lockwood. These pows have obtained a
reputation enjoyed by no other plow in the
land. 1t is always cheapest to buy the best,
particularly when the best costs no more,
as in this case, than poorer article
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10

PETER RUSSELL is himself again! See his
advertisement. The Furniture Business in
Ottawa would no more be complete without
Peter Russell in it, than Russell couli live
without being in the Furniture Business.
They are one-ana the people are the gamers
by II
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10

We keep constantly or hand, G. tie FREE
Trader Book Store, a c5mp!t-- assortment
Of Observation-Disclosures q nd cous;abIes'
Blanks. Blani, Tax Receipts. Deeds, Nor,
cages, Eotes-in snort, about everything
YOU can name IN that line, and sell be o~
Chicago prices.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10

ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Everybody IS get
thug insured against accidents. The demand
for policies has become so brisk, that new
companies are springing up every day, many
Of which are at least unreliable, ifEot swindles
The Travellers Insurance Company" of Hart
ford, is the Oldest of all and perfectly sound
ant. reliable. W. S. EAsroS is the agent at
Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10

Z l. FisEE.--Eveyboly who buys Clothing
knows that if there is a dealer in the country
who sticks rupulously, punctiliously and
consc1entiously to his mark and his promises
IN the sale OF goods, that man is F. L. f IsEE'
When he says will do so and so, you X know
he Will do it. Now, with this understand ing,
read his advertisement 1t tells you Just
what he means-nO more, no less.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10
VAIL PAPER {.

The balance Of our stock just received at
the Free Trader Bool, Store.
It is the only complete stock in the city;
all the Patterns are NEW; and ranging in
price from a shilling tc $50 roll.
Don't fail to see it before purchasing else
where
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10

ZIG TmsG The Ottawa Re,,,G t-.n
speaking otf he proposed river imProvl ment
nt Ottawa. SAYS i: VIII -ieId water power
equal 10 sir HEHFre3 I1rse pr1ceF' The
Parson probably omitted r cyPhe- j. his
f-ur.n2. Sir Houg1n& would, at lenst, have
ben nearer the truth
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10
OTTAWA Post Office.

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL EAILs.
Western, closes II: 90 ". Arrives 1916 2. "
Eastern. u III d 6P VI. IL: - p. VI
Farm Ridge. closes P. 81 and arrives u NJ Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Newark. closrs 1880 p NJ and arrives l r. ". Tuesday
and Saturdays.
somonsu 30 A NJ Saturdays; arrives 5: 80 Pm
Fridays.
oGice Opens SAN. Closes, Pm.
sug26 65 J. ". DOW, Pm
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10
LEcTUaE.-Signior Garizina, the note

LEcTUaE.-Signior Garizina, the noted
South american lecturer, is now on tour
through the United State. and VIII deliver
his wonderfully amusing and highly in struc>
tive lecture on The Amusements pF the
People," At Washington Hall. Saturda ewes
ming, March 10, 1865.
admission fifty cents, children twenty-five
cents. Doors open at o'clock. Lecture
commence at S.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10

FACES OK FACES, or "PHoTo -MINIATUREs.
Mr.. Bowman at the New Gallery is now
making a new and correct little likeness on
watch dials. This is certainly very valu-
able and novel ornament. Mr.. 3. is also
making some very fine Porcelain Pictures
and superior Colored Photographs. CsI
aud see them.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10
LU MBER YARDS
Hltl sired, aGyotr,i HsssaeE's J5re.oa.s..
Factory and Planning EIill,
In SRI. Sre9 eagaste cs.ger Ho,se.
Ottawa. T.' 81. 1876.

Ottawa. Feb. - 1876.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10
E.;, Sale County Agricultural
SsC<rREE.

The Exegurt, CsnaIitt-- q the l. sail, County ~
riculUru Society, VIII meet 90 prepare Premium Lit
AMI other business their room in tie Court Hol
on Saturday I7h i.-t.. 10 o'clock i. ". full Il
prompt attendance i, yory earnestly requested
mar IO-2w H. L. BRUSH SCI
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10

New GooDs.-Halbert & MegatIin are just
opening large stock of Boots and S3ocs FOR
spring and summer trade. Their stock is
selected with great care, from the best man
facturers, and contains all the latest improve.
ments in the boot and shoe trade ard their
motto e, Cheap for CASH Call aud exam
Inc for yourselves.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10
EEEsfsssfss OF YOUTH.

4 Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Df
hty, Premature Decay, ,nd all the effects of youthful
indisrreiin will for the sake of suffering humanity snrl
free TO all WHO need it, the recipe and directions for maxi
ing the simple renciv hy which he cured Sufferers
wishing profit y The advertisers experience do sP
Icy addressing JOHN Il. 0iDEN,
dec 3D. t5-'y No. Is Chambers St. New YORK.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10

Ar MooyEY's.- Low prices arr still the
order at Jacob MONEYS. Fine Dress Coats,
pants, vests, &c, at about two thirds the old
rates, aid so down the entire list. Nobody is
allowed to und rsell Mooney.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-10
Ottawa yIauuGicturiug 40.

NOTICE is hers!y given that the undersigned corpora
~ named in the act entitled TN act tJ authorize
egrtIi5 psrsua,S 10 construct yH For Rr6T Jar
hydraulic amt AsnI.t ttc'HEg Dnp1Ses: approved Feb
18th 1851, and the Iucnts thereto approved Feb
10th 1865 providing among other thing for dam across
the Illinois River. will open books for subscription 10 the
caitaI stock the Ottawa Manufacturing Co. corpora
ton created in and said acts the fourth 9th day
of April next O'Clock p. VI, the First National
Bank in this city.
per the subscription required by said ts
be paid making the sa=- in order entitled the
subscriber the rights Of stock holder III said company
JOHN V. \ HOES.
WILL H. w. CT SJIMAN,
GEO l.. WALKER,
LORENZO LELAND,
JOHN +. NASH
DWIGHT CONEROE,
Ottar-, march 3 'Gr-tf Geo. II. NORRIS.