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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-28
ERUTTLAND.

Th' Fin tlsnd Estate on the new rsilrnsd from New
ork 20 Philadelphia is open for settlement The
sa'ilos climate, choice garden SOIL and pure water
iuVlte eli who seek health profitable emp oyment
faris - S2 per acre and upward eligible town lots and
large wate' powers for sail terms Persons de-
.lrng t. pu chase viii axe Earit ard d lawarc Bar
Railroad 10 Atson Iunct On or address WM T. StHEL
Co., New Jersey
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-28
HAMMONTON FRUIT LANDS.

The beet opportunity to secure home: mild and
healthy climate; soil suitable for all crops the best
Fruit Land i'll the Union; beet Of markets being New
York and Philadelphia: from 800 to $500 per acre
cleared from small nit; large population already To-
atcd hundreds are settling; good society; perfectly
healthy; soft waite: all advantages. ands for sale in
and around the famous Hammonton Fruit Settlement 20
miles from Philadelphia. \ large tract is now divided
into farms 10 suit the l settler Price for 20 acres
and upva d. from 90 to $3o per acre Five and ten
acre lots for sae. Terms liberal; title perfect For full
information address BY!:NE.S \ JONES, Hammoptop
%ew jersey. All letters answered
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-28

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-28

WANTED AN AGENT. One chance in ,acb
w to"H "cr'hy the attention of An active business
man T. take the exclusive agency of the sile OF BpAp
STREETS RuHHER MoriDING AND WEATHER S1Urps.
apied TO the sis, bottom, top nd # doors an
windows Of eve dc cripton III sal Of the article ia
pep nd anything ev offered before agent and o. e
"hi ON Sl0 to 25 per day b. ma le Any person
W" hlS 10 be ter Their occul alton Oud send fr an
agents ci ulr. The frs who app'y securc b,rg,Ir
lcrihc Tor Moulding, cash. j. L. BI IDSTREET
5. Washington st cet 10, ton Mag.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-28

IN 600 ACRES OF LAND WARRANTS
lOsOOO Wanted, At highest cash ates by HOIA-
10 WOODMAN, IS Railroad Exchange Court Square,
B 5-0n, Mass
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-28
BARNEY. SPENCER & WEST,

~lcce>SrrN trti"o 4 simmons wholesale dealprsin
hEROSEN +, SPERM. LARD AND WHALE OILS,
WAX NMn SPERM CANDLES,
2't state, and u Commerce street Boston.
Z. C.. HARNkY, II. =. SPENCER, W. {. WEST.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-19

ment. In these respects, his powers
of usefulness would be unexcelled.
His ability and disposition to serve
the public by the transaction OF busI-
ness at the Capital, are attested by
many such acts Of disinterested kind
ness in the past.
AS political organizer and taetI-
clan, Dir. Defrees's powers are very SUI
perior. His long experience as editor
of leading party organ gave him
vast fund of valuable political inform
alton, and taught him all the workings
of political machinery. lie is a man
of sound judgment and sterling moral
character. His aspirations are en-
tirely in favor Of freedom, virtue, and
general intelligence. No man will
labor harder for the promotion of
these great ends He is gentleman
of courteous address and kindness Of
heart, which qualities give him great
personal influence and popularity.
He is respected by his political oppo-
nents AZ wellas by those who cooperate
with him. Moreover, he is in the prime
of healthy and vigorous manhood,
and possesses great powers Of endur-
ance.
No public man living out Of our
section Of the State has higher APP
probation Of the importance Of our
city amongst her sister cities, or of the
Pocket" in respect to its resources
and relations toward the other por-
tions OF the State, than has John ID.
Defrees. His attention has long been
attracted towards Southwestern In
diana as fertile field for enterprise
and capital.
AS a public officer, Mr.. Defrees
has proven his capacity and integrity
on more than one occasion, but par
ticularly while acting as Super
intendent of Public Printing, in
which position he saved the Gov
ernment large sums of money, made
model OF the establishment under his
charge, gained the esteem of his EN-
ployees, and gave satisfaction to all
who had business relations with
him. a 1867
With this analysis of the character
Of this distinguished son of Indiana,
and this statement Of his claims upon
the State, the writer will close, hoping
that when the time comes for electing
Senator, he may receive the consid-
GRAFTON which he so well merits.
a iaaa A HoosIER.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-19
FROM PIKE COUNTY.
Work for the Legislature-H Health
The Crops Radical Town-RalI.
road Needed.

PETERsBuRG, Ind, Nov. 16.
Editors Journal:
AS our Legislature meets soon, /
offer few suggestions for the Union
members of that body.
First-We need law preventing
Canada draft sneaks from voting,
teaching school, &c
Second-We need a registry law.
Third-We want thorough change
in our divorce laws.
Health in Pike is pretty good, a
few cases of ordinary diseases being
all the sickness we have at present.
A trip through the County this
week convinces me that the growing
wheat crop is better at this time than
it has been for years. Farmers sowed
earlier than usual, consequently their
wheat is better. They realize the Ian
guage,
"a little farm well-tilIed, sc.
Gus quiet little town is improving
to a considerable extent and prepara-
tons are being made for several good
buildings next season.
Politically, we are decidedly Radi-
cal. We give about 160 votes inside
Of the corporation, and we, of the
RAIDS, have a majority of l4O, Pretty
hard to beat, for Southern Indiana.
We want a railroad very badly, and
we wonder why Evansville don't look
to her oion interest and build one, in
order to secure our trade. Surely
worse things have been done for your
city. Yours, &c, FILo.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-19
Notice of Order to Widen and Elk
tend Front or Water Street. below
Leet Street.

tend Front or Water Street, below
Leet Street. 4.s
RTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the Common Council of the
city of Evansville, at its session on the I'd
day of October, 1865, passed an order to
widen and extend Front or Water Street,
below Leet Street, Of the city of Evans
Vile, In the following manner, viz:
The upper or northeast line OF said street
to commence at the corner of Lot No. 8, In
the Lower Enlargement, being the corner
OF Water and Leet Streets, and running
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY to point on the
southeast side of Goodsell Street, fifty-nine
and half 500 feet northeast of the pres
ent line of said Front or Water Street, as
shown on the map; and thence by q
straight line in the same direction until IL
1ntersects the north line of said Front
Street at a point thirty-two 30 feet west
ward of the west side of the alley running
through Block No $50, Lamasco, and the
lower or southwestern line of said street 70
described line, and parallel thereto; max
Ing said street of the width of eighty loV)
feet. II
All persons owning or claiming real es-
tate adjoining or abutting upon SAID street
as proposed TO be widened and extendeu,
and feeling themselves aggrieved by salu
order, may have redress by making APP
plication to said Council within six weeks
from the publication of this order.
4 BY order of the Council. Iee
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE, October S0th, 1866.
oc30 dew d.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
EeniIuS in CANADA /.

GIBSON HATHgwAY. at David Walkers old
stand, south Of Court House Square; con;u-
ually making large additions to their already
extensive stock of drugs and medicines.
In the line of perfumeries, their stock is com
pete, and the mos; flstidiOus cannot fail to be
suited. A good supply of Bazin's Family and
Barber Soap much called for, together with all
the fine toilet soaps to be found ia any market.
Brushes of all kinds aud descriptions, from .
tooth brush 10 T. whitewash brush. They make T.
specially in oils and paints, and are de terminei
not 10 be undersod by any hoas- this side of
Chicago. complete assortment OF lamps and
lanterns, which Will be sold little above cost.
A new and improved truss, surprising any
thing of the kind ever before in use. Dr.. Hattie
way has charge of this department, and perfect
satisfaction is guaranteed.
A competent clerk can bc found III the store
at all hours of night aud day to put up physicians
uresCriptiOns.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
Civ Election.

Our civ election takes place next Monday.
Meetings were held by the democrats IN The
various wards on Thursday evening to nomi-
nate candidates for Aldermen and School
Directors, and 10 appoint delegates to con-
yeution to he held this evening to noniHate n
candidate for Mayor, &c. The Republicans
appear as vet 10 have made no movement on
the subject. The following are the nomiDa-
tious in the different wards:
lst WIaTd-FJ- Alderman, Pat FIck Shee>
han: for School Director, Il. \. Howland.
I'd Ward-Adermen K. I borne aud
Andrew Lynch; Sci ool Director, r o. Black.
Sd ITard-Alderman Joel Pierce :
School Director. Il. G. No.cc.
18th Wlrd-Alderman JOSEPH tenuell +:
School Director, r. r. Courtney.
9TH Wara-Alderman, Patrick Naginnis !;
School Director. Michael Barton.
9Th Uard-Allerman Patriclt Boarke !;
School Director, John Hoban
7th Uard-No report.
Delegates were appointed By al the wards
to the city convention but We has been un
able to procure the names. The ist war 4
favored Chas. De,qno for Mayor; the 4th r.
y. Waterman and the 9th imI tructed ITS
delegates to vote for John Mauley,
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
TO the Public.

Having announced myself as q candidate
for alderman in the 5th ward, | find, to my
surprise, that my opponents are circulating
report that am in favor of, and desire to
get into the council for the purpose of re-
pealing, the so-called Fire Ordinance" OF
the city--meaning the ordinance prescribing
certain limits within which no wooden build.
ings shall be erected. All | haye to say is
that there is not word of truth in the
report. To advocate such repeal, / think
would be the sure political death Of almos,
any city candidate. My only anxiety TO gel
inrb the city council arises from an earnes,
desire to see the city thoroughly cleansed
and prepared, in view of the threatened ar
proach of the great pestilence, the cholera
during the coming summer.
JOHN COLWELL.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
Grand Gift Distribution.

The undersigned, desiring to dispose Of his real
estate and other property IL Ottawa. proposes TO
offer 1t to the public in the form Of . Graud Gift
Distribution. The property, a: its LowEsr CASE
VALUATION, is worth SliO0. On this TO- tickets
are issued. at 50 each. The Drawing to take
place at the Court H2ase IN Ottawa, on Saturday,
April 18th, 1866.
The money, as fast Is the tickets are sold. is
deposited with osman & Hapeman, to be refund
ed to each ticket buyer, if the drawing fails TO
take place. The real estate, previous to the draw
ing will be conveyed n trust 10 Nhomsoeyer er tbe
;icke; holders may select. for the ben-f; Of the
lucky drawer. 20 whom, Immediately AFTER the
drawing It will be conveyed in fee simple.
E ". DEWEY.
O.taua March u ISff
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
Free Bridge Z.

The Directors OF the Illinois River Bridge
Company lave decided to make the b:idgo
free to foot passengers during tie coming
wear. We mention THIS as q notable instance
of libcra!i,y on the part Of "souiless cor>
poration." 1t is due to this Bridge company
to say, however, that they have generally stood
null with the public on this score ofliberality
in their toll regulations. The object, OF
course is, to prom9te close social and com
metcial relations and Intercourse between he
portions ofour city on opposite sides Of the
river.
|. is to be hoped similar ''fit Of lberality'
will seize the Fox River Bridge Company.
1t would give great pleasure TO give them
a 'hrstrate notice" in the same connection.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
TO CONsqJMg'TEVEs.

The advertiser har NJ been restored to health in few
weeks Inv very ,impIe remedy after having suffered for
several ye,rs with severe lung Affection and that dread
disease Con,r,nptionis axions 10 make known his
fellowsufierers the means Of cure. ....
To all who desire it. he will send copy OF the erscr
Ii IN used ce OF cfarceD with the directions FOR repar
inc and us, the same lcl they viii find sure Cure
for Consumption, Asthma bronchitis, Coughs Colds, and
all Throat and Lung aFect;o,s The only object of thc
advertiser in sending the Prescription to hcno the at
ctei and spread Information which he conceiyes TO lie ill
valuable. and he hopes every sufferer try emedy.
it will cost them nothing q and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription free, by return mai
will please address Rev. EDW ARD A. WILSON,
dec 81, d6-ly W;llamsburgh, Kings Co., n. Y.
The above medicine is for sale by Z Y Grggs Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17

CLOTHING AT ARNsTRoNe's.--We are not
putting, but in dead earnest, in ad vising
people who want to buy good, heavy clpthing
cheap, to 60 to ED. ARMsrRoNG's nor. His
stock was little too large last fall, and it is
better to sell at q loss now than to keep q
heavy stock over to next fall. That's the
whole secret. There is almost a panic in
clothing, and there is no chance of buying
cheaper for years, probably, than at present.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
Encourages Home NlnnufActu1e es.,

OA'Ae~.-~.-~-1
We take the pleasure to inform the citizens Of
La Sas county, that after IL years of experiment
ing we have at last succeeded in manufacturing
Ready Made Clothing out OF Western Cloth,
which for style, quality and price cannot be beat
/ by the Eastern Manufacturers. We consider 1t
/ highly necessary for the Western people 10 pat
! ronixe our manufacturers at home, and everything
else being equal to give our Home Made Clothing
! the Preference over Eastern Made Goods, as this
will surely keep good deal Of money in crcula
ton at home, which would otherwise go East to
swell the purses of the greedy Shoddy Princes
| We are employing now good number of hands,
and paying out good deal of money TO labor.
and we ask the Farmers of La Sale county*o pat
ronize us as literally in the future as they have
done in the past. and we agree to furnish them a
superior quality of clothing without particle OF
Shoddy, at prices that defy competition.
Our Motto is: :. Low Tariff and Home Manu-
facture" but Tariff or no Tariff, you ought to buy
our clothing in preference to Eastern goods.
| The enormous quantities Of Wool and other
raw materials sent East from the Northwest aud
| returned TO us in manufactured form, would, il
| turned into consumable shape among ourselves,
enhance the price of labor by lessenIng competi-
tion in other branches of activity, keep in our
midst that money which now goes from among us,
| draw hither the best brain and muscle from the
Old World, and build up on these Western Prairles
that solid substratum of labor, without which the
commercial superstructure is liable to collapse at
any moment.
To those who get their Clothing made to order
we would say, that we have now complete as
| sortmept of Cassimeres Broadcloths, Doeskins,
&C. which we agree to make to order, in first cas,
tailoring style, at least % per cent. cheaper than
last season. Give US a call At your earliest oppor
tunity, and we will spare pains to give you
satisfaction ALSCHULER i CO.,
Dealers in Dry Goods Manufacturers of Cloth
| ing, and Fashionable Merchant Tailors.
Mnrch 10 isn6-3w
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17

AcCIDENT-1homas Garland, a rcspccta-
bic farmer living north Of this city, met with
a sad accident, resulting i'll his ded;h, near
the residence of II. l.. Brush, or Saturday
evening of last week He was on his way
home from Ottawa, with several other per-
sons. in two horse wagon, drawn by high
spirited horses. By some means, Garland
was thrown out Of the wagon. the wheels
passing over his head, killing him almost
Instantly
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
Recommended by our Best Physicians,
Dodd's German Cough Balsam
Liver Pills aad Diarrhea Cure.

Roneml,er this is hmnbug. Wo warrants AL orr
medicines give SATISFACTION or mobey refunded.
Dodd's German Cough Balsam for 81
kinds Of Coughs Sore Throat Whoopng cough, hoarss
ness &c is superior TO any NOW in =.
Always call for Dodds Genadn c5sgh Botsnn'
DoDD's LIVER PILLS, for all bilious dis:ases, ses
headache cleansing the stomach purifying the blood nd
removing all distractions unequaled in the world
~, Oncx frioi-dhcays usa.
DODD'S DIARRHEA CURE, the best known Carunn -
tive and Asringen certain for Darrhea, ChoiGa
Morbus, Bloody Flnx, &c. 3s5DFt531 s19ph u
The above medicines for sale BY dEugsfts gsnercily
Prepared OILY by DODD BROS CSr
r. y. GsiGss and. n. KSEtssr. ASsnta 0tss~s 'is4f
feb los~s ~. -1azi 2'a p ~ IS
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17

We authorized the Of IL. Il. DIM
MICK rs u candidate the Office OF Town Collector Of
the Town of Ottawa the approaching April cleo
ton.
PATRICK WOODLOCK S a candidats for fine Office OF
Town Collector Town of Ottawa at the approach
;nr AuriI town election m.rlI-3w*
We are authorized TO announce the of DONAT
HoLLECKER as a candidate for Alderman of the 9th
W.rJ
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
Alteration Soldiers !,

BY virtue Of authort, given the last Soldiers Con
vention Of La Sale county Mass Meeting Of the Soldiers
Of this county bcreoy called meet at the Court House
Ottawa, at o'clock 7. VI. Thgrsasy March o. s66
iy purpose of taking into consideration the ct OF
the Board Supervisors of the county upon the question
local bountie they having recommended that the mat
tiers be presented the people at the coming township
election: also to report Of the dele gate
Washington aud attend to other matters Of interest Let
every soldier attend.
GEN JOAN MORRILL,, and others Committee.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
WALL PAPER .

The balance of our stock just received at
the Free Trader Book Store.
1t is the only complete stock in the city
all the Patterns are NEW; and ranging in
price from n shilling tc $50 roll.
Don't fail to see it before purchasing else
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
For Safe.

UVOCSE and Lot on Clinton siror in tie third WNi
with ten rooms first rate well and filtered enter
kitchen, wood and rnsl hotise. TINS house 81
cniatcj for a boarding, house. WV. CcoS" MIL"
Eeb If
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17

,u,II. Residence istly ocenpcd by Charles q: MiI~r
which includes fur iots in the States Adciii'L I.
Ottawa The property can he had at birgain.
xapk o. 4. B. SMITH ASss~
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
OTTAWA Manufacturing Co.

NT0TICEs her.Dy that the undersigned, corpora
tors naacd in the entitled an oct 30 dxioI,s
peTs0ns to con,7t- dam GcrosS For Rirer t
iyiTI,ac and Hdns fdc'Ih9 pny7'Osss approved feb.
18th ISL and the ndneuts thereto approved Fet
I5tn re- providing. among other things for dam across
the Illinois River. viii open books FOR subscription 60 the
caitsl stsk Of the Manufacturing Co. corpora
created in and ly said the fourth tthl day
Of April o'clock r. ~, the first National
Bank in this city.
Ten per cent Of the subscription uire by sad actz
be paid making the same, in order to ented the
ais r-T th. right. of stock holder in saii company
JOHN V. 4. HOES.
.r-r WILL. Ii. W. CUSiIAAN,
GEO. Z. wALkER.
LORENZO LELAND,
JOHN f. NASH
DWIGHT C0NER0N,
{ Ottawa march 3 '65-td Geo. III. NORRIS.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
OTTAWA Post Office.

CLOSING MALE
Western closes 1sOO VI Arrives I2:+5 p. "
Eastern M&6PM IL: 10 2. NJ
Farm Ridge closes p NJ and arrives 13 b. Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Newark closes l: so p NJ and arrives r. 81. Tuesday
somonauk so A. NJ Saturdays; arr ives s. 80 n
Fridays.
! Eagle closes l P. NJ Saturday: arrives II ".
/ Office Opens A. N. Closes, ! p. NJ.
/ auc26 '65 J. ". DOW, Pm.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
600 REV Arm.

VNSTRAYED or was Stolen from Deer R-rk. the
night Of the lst of February, hye year old BROWN
MARE with white strip her face is slis built with
heavy and Ill, has the inside OF the thigh
Of the near hind leg has four black feet shoS a.!
around and left with a leather halter Any one PRO
uriuy said mare ~ me- shall have the above named
ward or ary one giving me- information of her where
abouts shall lsvc L reward If So
HIRAM ADAMS. Jr.
march loft Torica La Sallo Co, lllinoo
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
E.a ssu!Ic County lAgr;cultu url
Sns.ieev e.

The Executive Committee OF ihe La Sale County Az
rcuI;ura Society viii meet to prepare Premium List
and for other business their in the CO ur House
on Saturday II,h inst. al 10 ococs 4. VI. fhli
prompt attendance IL very earnestly rcouesteS
low H. H. BRUSH, Sec
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
l,Or Sale.

TUsT received a lot of HEMP and PAPER wr~ppuI
% Twiue and for sale al Chicago Prices at
~, - r. TuORNE COS.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17

JACOB MooSEY-In spite of the dull
weather, times have been SO brisk at Mooney S
clothing store under the less than cost
system, that Jacob has resolved to keep SELL
ing for "next to nothing" for few weeks
longer. Without gas or blowing, Mooney is
selling winter clothing at remarkably lew
Erures
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17

general assort1ol; Il Mirrors Frames and Plates. Gil
Rosewood Nah a,.Iy AID N-l.l.. MyuLnE. and Frame
made order.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17

FnAxK WARNER offers for sale his house
aud two lots, west Of Side-cut; also piano,
a light one.horse (open) buggy. and sew:
ing machine to be disposedSof Immediately
low for cash. Enquire at the residence. 2t
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
BLANKS :.

We keep constantly on hand, At the FREE
Trader Book Store, a complete assortment
Of fBlanks-includingj justices and constables'
Blanks, Blank Tax Receipts, Deeds, Mort
cages, Notes-in short. about everything
you can name in that line, and sell below
Chicago prices.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17

HALBERT & MEGAFFIE AHEAD !--These
enterprising boys" are already in market
with new stock of boots and shoes for the
spring trade, and it is worth any body Is
while to 90 and see their new good !. The
ladies, particularly, will find the shd des, gar
tiers, dc, intended Cor them little handsomer
than any they ever saw before, while the
prices will remind them of old times.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-17
st. Pafrick's Festival.

Our Roman Catholic friends give fair
aud festival at Washington. Hall to>day,
March 18th. Admission to the fair | 0 cents ;
Dinner including admission. Sl.Oo. The pro
ceeds are for the benefit Of St. Joseph's
Academy at Ottawa.