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RAID on COLUMBIA GARDEN.-Last night
Sergeant SHE'D. with officers Wilson, Grant,
and Steele, of the Second Ward police, made
descent upon Columbia Gardens, on the corner
of 18th street and Ohio avenue, and finding a
number of females there, arrested Eliza Wallis,
Kate WaSers, Fannie Hill, Nelly Simms, Mary
Grosshardt, Lucy Stan wood. Emma Mitchell,
and Rebecca Devinne, aud took them to the
Central Guardhouse. The husband of one of
them. Mary Grosshardt, commended that as he
went there with his wife, she was under his
protection, and not subject, as the others. to
the fine. Justice MorselI decided that all were
alike liable. and ordered each to pay $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-01

H by Henry n. Field, d. u English Traveller
On; snd 1sn,,sa BriEs1ss vol H:Esers Hand Book
without Hands, illustrated. Inside. q ChronicIe
ofeecession. Felix holt. the Radical 6y George
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.


CENTER MAaxxr To-DAr.-BeeE best cuts,
per 10, 3Uc; next, 25c.; Salt Beef l5a2Oc.; Dried
Beef, 30aS5c. Veal, DOC. Mutton, chops, 25c
Lsmb, 25c Lard, Csc; Pork, fresh, zoe; corred
2Oe Bacon. hams, uncut25c.; sliced, Csc. breasts,
DOC; shoulders, 1Sc. Butter, 35a4Oc.; Chickens,
PAIR, 75caSl-50; Ducks, pair, 90c a el25 Eggs,
doz, 2Sa3rc. Green Corn, can, 40c Green Corn,
IN ear, dozen ~ cents. Apples, peck 2la6uc Ap.
pies dried, 7sc. Leeks, bh-, Sc. Turnips, 60c. PIX
Peaches, dried, per quart, Is cts. Beans, but
ter, e0c-; white. l0al2c; dried cherries.
qt,4Oc. Radishes, per bunch, 2a4c. Beets, per
Onions, 3Oa40c. per peck; bunch onions
2a3c.. Okra, 4Cc. per PIX. Carrots, Sc. per bh
fish-Rock, large, each, %; small. bunch, 50c
Perch, Sia6Uc.; Mackerel, 25c. each: Haiibut,
H., 25c-; Sheephead, 75aS1 each: HOLSTERS, per
pound, II cents; Sea Bass per pound, u cents
Rye, pei bushel, Csc as11O Corn Meal.
Sl.lOaSl.2O. Shipstuf, 6Oas0c. Brown stuff, soc
Shorts, 4Oc. Corn, shelled, s1.10as1 20; in ear,
Dbl, sS50aS7. Oats, bh., 40a60c. Hay, cwt., ri 25
asl25. Straw, S0c.aS Clover Hay, 75c. aSl 25
Celery, pr bunch, loo. Krout, per quart, 15c
Geese, Sl-5oa$2.50. Turkeys, S2a$3 so. Venison,
fresh, per ID, 30c. Cabbage, per head, 3a1Oc
HomIny, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, lalO cents
New Potatoes, 2tai0c. per PIX. Tomatoes, 2Oc
per PIX. String Beans. 12a25c. per PIX GYM
Gngs, 6a12c. dozen. Cucumbers, salOc Egg
Plants 5s15c. Pears, 4Oc-aS1pk.; Water
melons, lOa75c.; Canraleupes, 5ai0c; Peaches,
81 per peck Sweet Potatoes. Soc Grapes,
25c. Id. Ortolan, 81 doz. Reedbird, 75e. Black
bird, sc.
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VNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
letters tsstamentary on the personal es
tate Of Mary Ryan. late of Washington, D. o.,
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. the suLscriber
may otherwise BY law be excluded from eli benefit
Given under NV hand this 9TH day OF August.
1856 PATRICK O,DONNO6HfJE "
euo-IANSN Executor
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NV BOOKe-BraithvAlthsS RstTospect Tor
Bo1ss; ewinsonS Army. 81 che -fotomsc; Gil
moret -Four Years IN the eadhls; Sins NoW on
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X REMOVAL. ...
IN IDWELL n HENDERSON uopld vasnartf,I-

kIpwELL HENbEBsoN wonld respectful.
to No. Sos 9th ssrsst nesr
ton Ball Binding, where they are prepared to
oner TO their friends and the public choice as
sortment OF t.-
WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES
Also ON hand, . fine assortment of Rustic BIinas.
&C.: al Of which they are prepared to sell at the
All work in their line executed in the city or
country by ex perienoed workmen, at short notice
ahd on moderate terms. gu BOW
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES oARRlAsEs s..
Having determined .. e unite my two G&
stock Of De~ and second cf hand koeksxay. E1
tension and pa. Haf 1 Tops Bugsss Wagons &c.
Repairing promptly R ss5fGssc 81 81 GRAHAM
au and sa1 street n bet 81 ; and 9th
DPoPosALs FOB SUBSISTENCE.
Proposals win be received at the once u 1ssisD
noon Of ~ nss fsr sOss
for the Wichitas and other affiliated bands of
Indians In the +" Leased District" Indian Terri.
The bids will be at SO much per ration, as fol.
pound of Fresh Beef.
q of pound Of Flour, or. in lieu Of Flour,
pint Of Corn, tFlour and Corn to BE isrued al
tqusrts Of Salt per 100 rations
District" as may be desigsaIed By the agent sta.
toned there; and all articles to be Inspected by
The Department reserves the ieht to reject all
days notice, at any time after the Slst Of March,
Proposals will also be received. at the same time
100 more or less. Of wiehitas and other anil stsi
To- Kansas to their former home: in s the Leased
District, ;" distsnce Of about $50 miles; such re
an Is iawtd n. COOLEY. Commissioners.
DURE OLD POKT WINE
Ihsve received from the private stock of a we'll.
known and honored citizen q short supply of pure
and FIRST quality PORT WINE. "Alte Douro
ibis wine has been known to me several years.
ments incident 10 the season have been very bsns
IL 10 ordered and recommended by physic iau..
''' ''A " ' - w. BGRoHELL.
iy@ ' under Tbbi tHs House.
TsIssrsph; English travellers ana fts i iiss
fss ss1cIsoS. Hi:tsIy sSus os:.r ns vol "a;
i: sa Law edition Of ' is;tsa K F Paw
DE0ALGoMAiHI.EeE French art Of deoore-
ting Chm WSsS SIX: 4s duTsSy ssn.I
free The best designs and eh.spes, IN the ei,g
Ws.:.:s sed ss. m IT, sI ss
GLE RATH Hans.
fsHsR
4. ": sus6s 81 In {. 'o''d'
orn'r i. ssd :sd , Z s:'s5s;Ht: :,..
H H. ssly The Re- pocssr, Is9s.s tom 0ssrissf
Snreerv. d jefferson = Political na1u.l for lsss.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-We want 92O
Wv acres on LAND in Csss county; Ill. Apply
1nrthwlth TO Room No. 10, Federal Block, corner
9TH anG SITS. HENRY WALKER
au3l-lws Attorneys
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STRUCK BY LIGntxING.-During the severe
thunder storm about two o'clock on Thurs
day the house of Mr.. Chas Lighthart, one
block south of Main street and q block west
of the rayine, in this city, was struck by
lightning. 1t struck an upper window in
the back part Of the building, completely
den:ciish;ng the frame and sash, and ripping
off the plas:er;ng on the inside. The fash
seems then to have PASSED down stairs, made
a curve through to the papIor, and then out
the front hall door. Mr.. Iighthart and the
Rev Mr.. !Iince were sitting in the front
room, The latter holding his hat, which was
twitched out Of his hand, aad after variety
Of curious gyratienc, landed outside the
door. Mrs. HINGE was Up stars TT the
time, standing within three feet cf the wins
dow that was struck. and though covered
with the debris, was uuhurt, as were the
others named. The house was not set on
fire. though there was some smoke left, and
strong smell Of sulphur
ANOTHER During another severe Storm
about o'clock yesterday morning, The
lightning also struck the barn of Mr.
john Donough, living about six miles
northwest of this city. The barn was SET
on fire and consumed. Mr.. D. succeeded
Il: getting OFT his horses, but all his feed
and a lot Of agricultural implements, wer,
consumed. His loss is full $1,000.
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@ r A N ID
EXCURSION TO PEORIA !

The Railroad Excursion to Peoria, under the
direction of the Ladies of the NJ. E. Church, will
take place on
"Wednesday, August l 5th, 1866.
The profits of the excursion to go tow hrds fur
nishing the new Church including the Organ.
Fare for the Trip, $500 only!
A FINE BRASS BAND will accompany the
Excursion.
Let every body get ready to go. The citizens
ofPeora are making grand preparations for our
reception; it Will be delightful ride through
the Bureau Valley and along the bank of the
Illinois river.
First Excursion to Peoria from this place.
Handbis viii be out soon and tickets will be
for sale next at Seneca, Marseiles, Ottawa, Ut-
CT, La Sale and Peru.
Buy your tickets early, so that ample accom-
modations may be provided for all. We shall
have a large crowd.
Remember-only 3. 90 to Peoria and return
Arrangements have been made in Peoria for
the accommodation of all hands, as viii be seen
by extracts from letters below.
Hurrah for Peoria say the old folks and the
young folks. We 90 for new place and beau
tlul city like Peoria; and we going to have
good time, for the Ladies of the NJ. L. Church
never fail
STEAMBOATS, will be on hand t" give every
one who desires it sail on the beautiful Peoria
Lake
! Extract from q letter from the editor of the
Peoria Transcript
.'You can have a good hall here should your
party conclude to visit Peoria, and can find Sc
veral groves adjacent to the city, all of which no
3 4
Should your folks conclude to come, please drop
/ me a line and will see that our folks walked
up to extending the right hand of fellowship"
| Extract from letter from NJ. NJ. AIKEN, Esq
..lst. The depot is at the foot of Fulton
| street, and Mr.. Stevens, the agent, says your
company shall have every care he can bestow.
ed. Mr.. Bum will supply you with all the
| ice and water YOU want. Rev. c. G. Knowiton
will make further arrangements, if desired. The
new Metropolitan Hotel Is opposite the depot
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!. The Turner II Il shall he built on the o,
nuv owed and occupied By The Ottawa Turn
vcrcn Oh lIaiu street The building shall be f
frar'e, and the cost u the same, when completed,
shall not exceed the sum Of COO 10 this end
the Ottawa TurnycrcIn afprOpriates the sum Of
$1,000, ;:i=lr o~n capital, aud the balance shall
be raised Ly voluntary Subscriptions, at IS per
share
=. The Ottawa Turnverein propose that the
sum OF 500 .fheIr own cupItoIJ shall FIR; b.
expended, and that The subscription thereto shall
be paid IN three pay aents. Is follows The first
payment IN the first week, the second pIvn.eAt III
the fifth week, aud The third payment IN the
tenth week, after The commencement Of build ing
SAID Hall.
g. Each subscriber, after the fall pawn eut OF
his subs cription shall be entitled 10 a certificate
of share or shares so sub>crIl cd, which certli
cate shall be redeemabe by and through the
Ottawa Turuvrrcin. aud each share holder shall
be considered Il proprietor OF said Hall, until said
/ certificates redeemed.
4. Sand subscriptions certificates of shares
! shall bear nC interest; and the said Ottawa Turn
veren SHALL have the privilege OF red IeminG salc
certificates from year to year, according 10 tn,
amount of cash on hand.
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Mr.. b. c. Cool; IS reported to have said,
in substance, if not in explicit terms, on
several public occasions recentlv, that | am
now, or was at a certain time, Il delauiter to
the Government. | ask the use of your col
nmns to pronounce these statements entirely
false, and the purpose for which they were
uttered was to CRAFTY personal malice, as the
facts l hereby submit will demonstrate,
to wit:
At the time l retired from office, there was
an undetermined balance in my hands be-
longing to thee United States. Whenever
audited and determined, it was subject to
their draft-not till then. Some dime in
Dec. S65, the Department drew on me for
some $500. l wrote to the Auditor Of the
| p o. ID. that there vas maniieslly q serious
| error in his account, and requested careful
rebuilding of my account, as my books
! showed but $1,000 balance due the U. S.
and that 1t could not possibly exceed $500
| further stated, as | did also to Mr.. Richard
Thorne, one of my suretes, that the money
was ready at any time that the amount should
be determined by correct audit. The draft
for $500 was withdrawn by the Auditor
and another issued for $500. | said tC
him that | very much desired q Tull and fna
| settlement of roy account before making
payment Of the draft, as | was satisfied tina
this amount was an overdraft of the balance
due by me but if he insisted, | would la,
it. and trust TO his fairness III auditing III,
account Justly thereafter. On receiving thi
assurance paid the draft Since that TIM
the Department has audited to my credi
error in their account to tke amount o
SS00.46, while they refuse to re-audit m
account prsvious to the year 1861, .coverin
errors in my favor to the amoh INT of severa
hundred dollars.
The final balance claimed by the P. o. L
is $2l0, while, according to their own state
ment in my possession, it is $l7760, .whic
amount I have rendered in lawful moaey i
presence OF witnesses.
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O. IL 4 - -
Excursion to Rock Island !
STEAMBOAT RIDE ON THEl MIS-
SISSIPPI
Finest Band in the West Employed for
the Occasional Rousing Time
Anticipated'

Owing to circumstances beyond the control Of
the ladies Of plymouth Church, their late excur-
sion to Chicago proved comparative failure.
Hence they have decided to have Picnic En-
carsion to Rock Island at no distant day, and
have already engaged the cars for the occasion
The aim is ia make this excursion trip surpass
anything of Tie kind ever originated IN the place
Nothing Will be spared in the way Of effort to
have everything just right.
The Peru Silver Cornet Band Is engaged, and
a splendid steamer written to, TO give all who
desire il glorious ride on the Father of Wa
ters." The whole expense VIII be much less than
on the late excursion to Chicago while there
Will be more fun and frol:c than can be had from
a dozen lectures of Artcmus Ward.
The ladies have permit for the train TO stop
on the Island, aud the excHrsiouist, can have a
thorough view of the buildings End arsenal there
/ being erected by the Government, the comman
/ dug officer having giyeU his consent that they
( shall see the works, steam fire engine, Sc.
/ Let every body prepare for good time. Cord,
| of fun for little pocket change. Due motto,
viii be given when II viii come Of. The officer,
/ of t!g Rock Island Road having refused then
and eyert ono else train on the day Of lay via.
the corner stone Of tn. Douglas Monument. TIN
may be the last excursion Of the season. 20 Ic
all prepare and have good time.
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EITK.ce Hail.

The Association Of German Turner's Of
this city are about taking steps to erect a
large and suitable Hall On a very eli bie lot
in the western part Of our city. The build
NJ IS not culY designed to be III ornament
% the city. but as a gymnastic school, to
which all the youth OF our city VIII be al
m;t;ed, without reference to nationality or
membership, it WI be an Institution Of great
public advantage, and in which on = people
sload feel deep interest. Tie liowir q
''Plau'' has been aloat-I to raise IN ans for
is erection:
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sSsisici. TO More with CO-ns iai.I
RsunSONS.

DR.. Randall refers the following gentlemen Of Otta
wo have either witnessed received the benefit OF
his operations, d. D. Thompson, NJ D. r. F. Dyer,
NJ. p 2ob't NJ. Macarthur, n. D. W. H. Christie NJ. s.
DR.. Godfrey; W. u Corey, and ", II. VI. Wilson.
e Dr. Randall refers 20 the following gentlemen of Joliet
who have had and bnions efcctu,y removed 10y
him. Dr. Bailey, Or. Casey, john $. Mllar, L. II Cobb
VIM AIlercy, A. II. Day Il. Il. Sampson Dr. Heise, DIR
Macarthur, A. Il. Briggs. The above parties have witnessed
the removal of their orns, which done by chci
cal process, cang the TO rise nstntnecusly from
the foot, without pain or loss Of blood.
DIR. II. can be consulted at the Gcscr House durins
wednesday and Thursday next, the 1st and ID days
An.II.t.
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New GooDs.-We notice the receipt of a
great many new goods within few days
1t the favorite old stand of Mr. Reddick. We
are told they are adapted to the summer and
fall trade, and having been purchased in III e
dulleSt part Of the season, c Al be sold at
astonishing low figures. BY the way, we
see our old friend HUGH GIN LIZ behind the
counter there He is one of the best judges
o. goods and most popular salesman in the
city,
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Lieut.. Thomas LARKly, late tf the Goth
L ct III. vi. Tho was dismissed the ser>
vice a year a.:o o. ii false report Of absence
ri,hout leave, has. we are happy to learn
had, through the intercession Of Hon. b. c.
Cook, On proper presentation 0! the facts
in the case, the order of dismissal reversed,
and instead Of it obtained an honorable dis
charge. The matter is of some Importance
to Mr.. L. It not only places him IN an hon
orable position, bat entities him to nearly q
years pay, which he was SO near losing
through the malice or laundering Of stupi.
IF ia
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MooYEY.-The heavy rains Of the last few
DAYS have caused demand for India rubber
clothing, which are found in great beauty
and perfection at Jacob MoPney's, corner
store in Cheever's block. Indeed, you can
never 90 amiss for anything ih the clothing
line at Moneys, for he has something to
suit all circ umstances and seat Sons.
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Cnors.-TLe wheat and Ga, crop of this
county, now being harvested, Is excellent.
The only pity IS that there was MOI a greater
breadth sown. The only danger nov Is. that
the continued vet weather may interfere
with the harvesting. Corn, under the inlu~
ence of the late heated term" has made
such Roadway ,hat j, will be nearly as for
ward as usual by the lSt of August, and
promises good yield. Potatoes are all right
| if they escape the rot.
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MEssRs. EDIroRs "a ''mpmber" Of tie Ia
Sale Co Agri. So. is informed, that the res
olution instructng the committee I'd exclude
draft horses from class 4 W. ,, was inserted
through mistake. The correction viii APP
pear IL the pamphlet premium list published
| this week. II. l.. Brush SEC.
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Mitchell & Dudseon have just received
another fresh invoice of Boots AMI Shoes.
There is no DENYING the fact that Mitchell 4
Du lgeon keep just what everybody wants,
anything from a lady's fine galter, or girls
castom made dress boot to brogan or plow
shoe, and at prizes that cannot fail to suit
YOU or !'any other mar
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Editors Free Tr12er The subjoined per
sonal notice was written and offered for pub
l,cation il the Republican, but after 'adrise-
ment," was excluded for reasons that we
presume will naturally sagscst themselves to
the public at this particular time. VIII you
be so kind. rs to insert it IN .he columns of
the Free TruderF Z. Is. X.
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DaOwyED.-About three O'Clock on We'd
nesday boy named Rudolph Sch Dor, son OF
the German barber Of that name, was drown
ed in the canal. near the culvert north Of the
tannery, in this city. He had gone il
swimming with some other boys, and had
got beyond his depth. being apparently uu>
able to swim. The body was recovered soon
after, but too late for resuscitatiol. The boy
was. 10 tie day, and even tie exact hour Of
his death, thirteen years oil.
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u ~ 20 u- Iz ,rrr-rI ,>D IsPFT Mon AMI w"ni are
naturally proud the, r lS. Tx we'll and think
= d lit ifut l- not htN- sympathy Hh t'' ti'--
,l4--v,l-i lock- fy direction when WIN
,I- least esq. their whole beads may h made siTp~s-.. -
E.s5iVl. ENcrF white. gray o. faded l~k may &c r.
stored T. it, ri-I cl,r. bslU, lul 're, ~h,.r ilia
-air T. ,irg;-rl from it. ayH ut'ui, AMI every MA.
perverted lam L.i-- a y, AMI very A'N. nave a
iuEuritut .Fuwth q hair cover their entire head
Vyl.-e now there j. by using Ieh'it- fuA-i-
i-al Hug Ea-cT-t'g. which never -'- the hn'i 'hIi
j, .hy I.vr,1n H. its equal h1ir dressing J. !-
among The most y-iirfrhi" exclusively @Hi y n"1'
Tn" STANDARD pr-lar't'i OF America. Every bottle -
warranted. smith Uvy General Agents CIra- Ia
] ; LINIMI-h . ELlIlLEn aLl ID l-.--L-i-
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0ttatua fire. Crater
LOCAL. MATTERt,'
&. ~ Es. Il. Il. h.
GOING EASI
Closing AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.

CLOSING MD ARRRVAL OF MAILS.
Western closes 100 VI. Arrives 12:45 p. "
Eastern II &6PM. IL - T.. VI
Farm Ridge closes T. NJ. and arrives II NJ, Wed
nes,lays and 5 ,tarlays.
Newark, closes 1880 p VI. and arrives p. NJ. Tuesday
and Saturdays.
Somonauk, closes 60 A NJ Saturdays arrives 5: GO NJ
Fridays.
Eagle closes p VI. Saturday; arrives l. ".
O:fce Opens " A. NJ Closes, ~ PM.
aug2G 10 J. w DOW, Z. VI.
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We are asked 10 remind flrriers that the
next two or three wees are Exactly the time
to prepare tie ground for plahtihg hedges
We are told this is the dict BITE of long ex>
perience.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

WtIrf CoRN-Farmers will notice, by
the advertisement Of Mr.. Herrlck IN another
column, that it will be to h4ir advantage to
keep separate their white corn, as 1t VIII
bring several cents more per bushel than
IN xed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

SpoRTsNEY, ArrEyrIoN!-D. s. Etersol
& Son have just received a heavy lot of
sportsmen's goods, amuniti en, &C., exactly
adapted 20 the coming glorious 18th of Aug
ust Let the sportsmen make o note Of if.
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Pahonize Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance &C.,
OTTAWA ILLINOIS
Office liza Chccyer'. New Block.
rcmum Notes, received to May l, 1865, constituting
the Capital,
SS21.ss0 81.
Now in force
$3.50, s3J 92.
Amount Of Property Row at risk,
SI.9JS. sos Is.

IT will lie ly the above that tn Company has Il
OF assets every 81 at risk the leadE" stock Cos OF
the only - of assets for Si2 10 Si OF lii
tilitics as shown by their published reports.
The GrsrGgs cast of Insurance in this CO. for the past ten
years has been but about third Of the rate charged y
other Cos
Our losses thus far have promptly AMI satisfactory
adjusted. We have never had to contest a loss
The business the Company for the past two years has
prosperous: more policies having beeh i'Ueu
tLan ia the previous eight years.
Tic directors well known amor tue best business
al the county
". he made Snt the losses 81 Inc 60
it, and hut assessment III Il year ana ~ i %
cent OF the Directors rciC HsstrF a'nh At Do IsII-
EFT Tdg anything J.. addition Z" Tie a'tri" '9af "ut
gitan Of olc yeaJ from the date Of their policies
In view tie facts, that this Is oG- III
stitIItion that the security ample: III cost q" insurance
les than III ntfr Co.'S the prpmptne>- H'd !1rtiy WIN
wui-h L.>S are settled: think entitled u the
patronage this community in prefercIc,tv foreign Com
lauics-
Policies issued both the Stock and Mutual plans VIII
NEST favorable
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For Sheriff.


Editors OHi,cu Free Trader:
GENTLEMEN: You authorized to announce The name
of T. W BUCHANAN, late Lieutenant 18th H. Infant y
as candidate Office of Sheriff Of La Sale county,
subject the decision of the Republican Union County
Convention, be held at Ottawa the lst day of An
gust 1866 july2S-,w*
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

OTTAWA LODGE No. II meets every Thursday evening.
D,rGHrERs OF REBEcCt the third Tuesday evening oi
each month OTTAWA ENcAMPMENT Ne 33. on the "a ana
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

Ottawa Lodge No So. meets every Friday evening al
their Hall in l:eliick's Block.
WI. GIBSON. w G. T.
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