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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-11
FROM PRINCETON, NJ

PRfNoE1oN, Nj October 10.+ The
funeral of Commodore Stockton took
place at ) o'clock this afternoon, All
busipeAs wqs Suspended. Aaga were dis
played at half mast, aud the town
was one of mourning. Every mark
Of respect was shown the distinguish
ed dead Tho funeral was very large
aud imposing, many Of tho leading
public men and oIIlcers participating
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BALTIMORE, October 10th The
slse.Igp .elsa oiL8 gres,sspiP1ss T.. d1s
Registration niatflet, s,g
pALTiM0nE, Dot, l0,w-ME Chap
man, Ile pal3lisa6 candidate for May
or, has 2.AlQ majority, Tho entire
Republican City Oouheil Ticket was
elected, The yote was very light,
and eontrollad by tho original rdsiss
DEE9tien EieL19lniA bra lta4 -
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LafRH pl1fehafha10f loata on
.LnIEmaiNI hlr. I.slaIlh.

sT. Louis Oeta l0-At the In.
elede, Race Course to-day, tho two
mile dash premium, $500, was won by
Mollie Austin Time, 3.41 y
The next race (mile heats, three in
five, premihm III 500 was won by
Malcolm IN three straight haats.
1flnh, .If. ilga, aud ! AZ.
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.is0SAEA aLEorsok sis'Fbas =.

q Z f,...f ... ..tf tfAFItlAf4AFHIb2sV VII W.
Hstafns aetas IN very slow and ihs
e0mplsts, The Stats ticket 10 gsns-
rally conceded 10 ths Republicans .by.
80 600 majority, In the siEth IN
dianRpalis) district, uebnfn a, Union,
majority is 2.bltj, 4 Democratic gain
6f over 5000 0i. The ybtA l6f 1884
III, The sef0hd district, KauH, Dem
6dfat. slsoliph, is conceded, 49,,
The fourth, seventh snd siAhLh dis =
triots are still doubtful, 80 s's
q The Republicans claim sight g0bE
gfesstf,sb.s and d majority N both
bfahehesIol tbs Legislature. . y
In indianapolis city aHd county,
the HspHbli4 San majofityis 5000, in
1854 10 gave Morton .fdr B0Ysfper,
BDlN majority ~ 8HH sA hut
Hon. James Hughes, Hsphbliean,
Of Monroe County, IL elected 10 the
Legislature, which II q Union gain.
sfAbfAaAF6f.ia, Oct Further
returns from ths northern part Of the
HLata, fsaeiyad this ailern0oR, Fsh6w
large Union gains From the. BEST
estimate that can be made, tho Uni6h
majority on ths Stats ticket viii be
nj inn laiail bHa alisetisNH
WaAhbufhs. uaion, and Ofth,
Unidn, in thsIlh and sth Districts,
are elected fata HiaM ~
III Che lst District, Niblaek, Demo
orAt, has a majority Of 1000. iasa
Ia the IA District, Kerr, Democrat,
Has a. majority Ut ,H57, WN s.,
Ia tho 81 District Uabtefs Onion,
has q majority Of 800, -aa !iii'i.f 20
In the 4th District, ILaiDiah, Demo
efat, has . majority Of from 300 20 GOO
III the 9th DistfiHt, Julian, Union,
has a majority OF Il 900. .i..s 4. sdj
In tho 9th District, Caburu. Union,
has q majority ofg 300, afsLeT 49,
H. Ia the 7th District. sWAahbnrneI
unieh, haa a majority Of hD0.a e ~
r. 1p thA. Hth District, Ufth. Union
| has d majority of 400. glsi aaIj
~ In the och District. Uoifan. Union
| has a majority Of 1000, ,
IL the / ith District ahhnks, Union
has 1 taajority Of 200 a 3
The llepubiieahs olaim twosthifdi
Of both braheheasof the Legislatui'e.
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onrM nEATnN.

npeeial 20 johfhaEI ~ -
nH fNptANAroLm Oct, 10 $50 p,a,v'
The latest advieeal from the Eighth
District indicate that Orth tfegular
RepubA6ah) Is defeated by Perdue
(Johnson Republican,, The vote Is
close, sss'' p" '"@tA H
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EIGHT CONGREsSMEN. !.
HifhM 1aYstHf il
,kfFTFMN4HH 4H Ny
rwo.rmIRDs IN norm BRAsoHRs oF'
THE tEGlStlflRE =

!. special % the5SarhAa &A.AkN e..
IaptANApofis, oct ttAf rc NJ
We believe thb State stieket IL elected
; by $4,000 to 1900 ihaj6rlly 'rha,Leg
! ialature Is safe, We elect eight meme
: bera of Congress-, Nothing definitely
/ heard from the Fourth District y.
Ohio and Pennsylvania al rightlf
bb,d01 and 10000 respectively, H. -
tOhiei gave Cos lupIppl Cover
nor. ep,oag majority IA 1895. Penn
sylxanis gave Lineoln 20.07b majority
In ylA94s and 0smpbell (tInion) Sur
5g4xsynf General. 2l,98es IN 1896. s4lfps
.touRnAL.1 = karttsi4ta gsaiaHff~
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FROM l.nTrsnItltaa.

1.AwaENoE, October lDst~l.awrencs
County gives Republican majority
Of 2,060, with all the districts heard
from, C0Yode ii certainly elected by
about $50 majority. Waetmoreland
County gave a Democratic minority Of
about 1000, and Fayette County n
Democratic majority Of 300. which is
soNereomo by Indiotia County giving
Covode majority of ESQ.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-11

ialsgtIggg % tate Mstssstsg s6d put
A gaasrai disaasotioh pfeyAlls
among The ihbabitaats Of MAiaporas
and . lafgs u0aIGfity OF lhe people kfs
a.. 1l9hs Tor 4 Ghahae Of fAlera.. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-11

VtNenNNra, Oct, 10i-The follow,
ing dispatch from oLoogobtee Is rc.
oeiyed We have elected Republi.
---usu senator IN this District by about
100 iaAJdrfSsl oobb tDem. Ia beaten
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oIsI0 nLEUrION mnrUmNs.

''7'' CINCINNATI, October t0,-rhe to-.
..o,al vote , IN 4 Che cao city Yesterday. foGts
#tf pieNv, ~ F'tVN VIZ M ~
triet Ii 900, aud llaya In the Second
niAlrlet 1900, The vote ferarasainAt
the purchase 'efsthe Gas N'bfka Nv
the city, was overwhelmingly in favor
of the purchase, The Union maIori
a = ~ ia the State IL about $4,000 'tif
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wac aoodilsrx %
DAvITss COUNTY.

hpaeiai te Evansville Journals wsf
ViNeRnNRa, P,M., Oct, t0.-Da-
vieas County viii giyea Union meiori'
ty Of between twenty and thirty,
..a. Union County otheara elected, (Slight
Union gaina== EplToRs. JounNAL,)
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T0RoNfo,b OslgW., Oct. l0,-fIlhe
party Of rbyM engineers who lately
arrived are inspecting the country 10
St decide gPea e.. tbo tqFrlbsIi'y ef sr4olins
Large pnfshafea50i loAts on Aneri,
can account arc being made. The
price paid ii q half penny per pound.
1'heihafkst fer barley has declined
be loo. and iAnow quoted M b06ebee,
y The elst Regiment, had no sooner
disembarked at Quebec than orders
were received sending them immedf.
alqlYste HGgmuda,ta ggHgaAaAt iat
"A Russian Commissioner h here
examining the work ing 0f the prihei=
pal institutions of Cahaaa, : AFf' n.
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rnoM arinDI.IrOwN. n

IS MipptErowN. Oct l0+The Re.
publican Convention, to-day, nomin
ated GenytlfH Van Wyck for Con
afAaa bY nahInmAtian
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-11

CntdAoo Oct 10.-A fire lsst night
destroyed Loweuthal Il Co.'S tobacco
napufactpty, - No, Ii South Water
Street Tho stock was entirely con
sumed, Loss sl00, 900; insurance Sl0.r
900, 5fa 80 al
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MNoN COUNTY.
tip~uisi 20 the ,fouruHi

-s~tap@uisi IN the ifaafnH H
vtNenNNlea OfHa0=i0A, a, M,-The
majority against the Union ticket
about 200, against Col Allen for
State shnatof ahahtiaoA
We understand the Democrats
~ elaha the county by about SOD, 4Epa
JoGaNAL,l IA rrswHu az .a
s#7 ~ ~ Wac N0VNEx. T."
special ~ the Journal
.bs #al'ERaE HAurRa Odt, 10 ~ N, -
Vigo County about 800 Union maIeri-
-E~sty Waahbufne (unieat probably
elected 20 CopgraAa, ~
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b MIsoELLANEoUs.
Do IfE NNn0-f T FHi fHHf rnE
f.gg ail Na lftJ/ enlfH 10
1865. FALL OPENING. 1885.
sbsTo the Ladies'
A NEW assORE JUST 0REStkG.

RwIITfNgmY ann DngsslmAR-
Ul mo ~ the branch Of Nina Demo
Isapa Emporium Qt IaAhiqus, No 10
SOUTH bEconD sfilEgT. go
Mrs. j. w, MoItRUEAD respectfully SO
iisfta the patronage ef the ladies ~ lCNans-
vile, Having Opsnsd an establishment,
she is prspafad W attend 70 tbs hflsin6as IN
ali it's branches snd IL constantly ia ro-
styles f0t iionIlsts. Dresses, Niopkn. aDd In
fact sV6ry aftiols peffai9ing 10 Ladies' and
ChiidfHp'h Werdfdbes. direct FROM New
palfsrns III all k1nds Tor sale. aff,f
Stamping Ahd hraidipg done at short
n0liSa. Frh tuNf YtiiA ftHlH ~
Notions ana fancy pSoas, Ladies' and
styles. t"YiHN 9ul D0e d5m
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Notice to Contractors.
Notice 10 Contractors.

gui.b eHi no ssliige OGronEn afn, 1900.
PFvf1E COMMON COUNCIL or TIE
II city OF Evansville will feceiVe sealed
proposals until October 18th, 1868, foI fur
bishihg Jndteniala And erecting q brick
stable on the aoff1erpf Third aud Walnut
hirest. PLANK and specifications ean DO
seen az this Office. y idl mft fi
Iiy order OF the COnneit al a4lE
~ "'t'F "A. M. Mr(fftfFF, Clefh.
city Ciefif'a omee. OctDbef hti, tNbi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-04-07
20 CONSUrzpTayEs.

THO advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks by worry simple remedy after avng suffered
severa! years with lung Affection and that dread
disease Consuntionis at.Nrs 60 make known TO his
fellow-sufIeyer. the means Of cure.
Tc all who ere it. he will send copy OF the perscrip
ii used Urea Of earge) with tho directions for lrtpsr
Ing and using tie same Nhich they will find s,e Cure
for Consumpon Asthma bronchitis, Coughs Colds and
all Throat and Lang affections The only object e the
Advertiser in sediug the Prescription 5sHshi the al
licted and spread information which lac TO he in
VARIABLE anu h hopes every sufferer viii Try his remoy.
asit wcost them nothing, auf may prove blessing
Parties wishing the Prescription, free, ly return mall
VIII yleass ,tarss4. I.ey. EDNA 4. b WILSON,
dec ~ rs-ty NiiiamshurS, KnsB Co, y. Y
The above ic7,iae Is oT Sale by Y Grigf,s Ottawa.
Fac 1EgsOn a. siaIiIfiFs CaEIEte; er-
gnns. forty different styss, adapted to sacred and
GUAR music for $40 10 $500 each hlgTN-ONE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS, other FIRST premiums awarded
them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address, JASON
HhMtIN. Boston. or MASON BROTHERS New York.
DItISiICK 4 BRO, Agents at Ottawa, Iii.
sept ,. Gj-iy.
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OTTAWA frte Graoer
LOCAL. MAI'TER3f
Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.
Day Express and Mail, Sunday e,

StatIUN as IcLuFs.
GOING EAST
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TaABIxG & SIMNISGER The new tailor
ing establishment opened BY these gentlemen
over Pjrrgues store, (imn edia:ely south OF
the Court House, is rapidly growing into a
big concern. They have just been getting
another heavy new stock Of cloths, eassi.
meres, vestings, d., and are crowded with
orders. They are really pronounced the best
practical tailors in town, and all our most
fashionable young men are patronising them
exclusively.
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Sa.i ECgl see AZ Ia IIi.s! E.I@2:; :,
Cr-swA N4re' IL H..

3 Il e. q see Al tt1-t- H.
OTTAWA, harcl H.. H..
DEAR SIR: While some Of NY competitors are
c-y iuE e. Low tariff and laue apufac,ure." aud
''ta..f tariit. you ought 70 ruy our cloth
ing" ]. F.ske,- -,iH sing abe 81 be "a soG- O.:
But one price, boys. aud ,lsr a rcry low one. !
prefer riu.J'e ~ixprncc'o Sill n. that's slow
one - aad If saiter making exam n4dou5 YOU 90
not think that fisr Won c;o,Ain al lower prices
than any concern 10 jLe a:fy, Ic iot bay /. , 7
ask for Is an examination of my stock Tor year
eyes and Judgment VII te.! yop that T..e-
prices are death 10 eornreti1oay Tni- cry Of
Z" Tar.:T and home m-uu!l-tur.s' is a. cap trap
and rana Aum5uceery.
Farmer, ia western cloth manaractursr. bnyins
youg wool at ~ cents pc pound, aud making It
Into cloth, charges YOU :2-25 pen yard tos lie
same is he any better than liz Eaten Illau:lc-
turer, who plays tie same game :
Farmer. or any other man # tie mon who c-T
home manufacturer charge yoa So for 4 salt u
clothes, called home E-2de,, aud | oiI,T You an
Eastern made snit. from the same quality Of coih
md in much better taste, for s29. 1t FOR your H.
terest to buy Of them: Some NE there are who
advertise that they do not carry gon into their
business believe them; | 90 not think rel giou
Objectionable in business transactions by religion
do not mean scc;arianism, brt that principle that
leads man 10 DO as lie would ota 4Ts should do 10
him To shcvr'ow ats;ird an 30 Iurlitv this cry
Of encourage home mIDuflciure4' IS ! call your
attcntior to the fac: that the very posters which
are scattered al over cur city and comfy, are
printed in Hew York; 4 b.ck handed way Of en-
coEruging home priuers, suppose.
IN conclusion beg leave II call your attention
to the very large stock OF clothing, furnishing
goods, and hats ald caps, Just received, and to
which shall make daily additions by express. and
as l bous them Of parties ho were hard up, at
decline Of 10 per cent orlIast ear prices can
;rulhiuy say that ,in selling them down very
near to z.ecie-F:!:es. 60.
VIII not EeIl you one article at less than cost
and charge you my loss ter times over on another
article. bischl ling al such tricks as unworthy
busiuess man, pledge myself to sci. any article
in store al ;le loves. living price, to man, woman
or child
Treating all alike, and striving to co justly by
all, | ask but trial at yoGr Hands. Thanking
you for the very generous patronage bestowed up
on me tie past season and hoping to see all the
old friend: and many ones THE coming year,
remain yours, respectfully.
FL r sKE. C2gtlisr.
- Look for the sign beside t!le door Of FlszE.
ma3I 81.
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For Sale.
SALE OLE EXCHANGE

Ihave - Lots in the Town OF De Kslb De Kaib county
Illinois. P.sasantly situated for Business Residences
the Depot Of The Dixon Air Line Railway, for
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HENRY r E4lREE TiL C. CHURCHTLL,
EDWIN t. ALIEN EDWIRD LINES,
JOHN d. ca TON, o. IL cullen.
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ADVANTAGE OF ADvER. IsNG.-Cha pman
was evidently beaten for eYerseer of the poor
because his friends didn't know he was a
candidate Had lie paid lis dollar and had
his name regularly annorpt led, lie would have
gone through ''like a knife y
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EnINI II ECT
s.ttn.za Pos. {, ince.

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL or MAILS.
Western closes 70: 90 " Arr ives l245 P "
Eastern. IL NJ L 81 NJ IL A. r. N
FS7n Ridge, on opcis =. L. ". and closes Up NJ.
Tues lays and Thursdays.
Newark, closes l:3) P VI an arrives P ". Tuesday
AMI Saturdays
somonsuk closest: 80 A. " slugiays; arrives S. 90 Pr
Fridays.
Eagle. closes P. VI Saturday; arrives Il ". ....
Oai:s Opens S A n Lloses :. Pm.
an-26 '65 y. W. DOW, N
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Another Novelty.

Among the variety and continued improve
nents in the Photographic Art our city
seen to be ably represented at the hands of
Mr.. Bowman IN the New Gallery. \ few
weeks since we were about to question the
yeracty OF our visual organs, on seeing Is
nice little Miniature taken on the Dial Of a
Watch. This novelty had scarcely passed
onr notice when we were shown q good like
ness taken on white pocket handkerchief
AS the Dutchman said on seeing monkey,
'Wot will de Frenchman invent next ~
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The balance of our stock lust received at
the Free Trader Book Store.
1t is the only complete sto ck IN the city;
all the Patterns are NEW; and ranging in
price from 4 shilling tc $50 roll.
Don't fail to see it before purchasing else
rylrra
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S. - CnEEvEa is now receiving large
stock of new spring goods. IL heapness,
beauty, style and quality his goods are un-
surpassed Ia the city. Cal! and examine
before making your purchases. Among
his s;ocl, will be found all styles Of the most
elegant silks. pap!ins, dress goods, shawls,
ladies' cloths. white goods, embroideries,
linens, trimmings. Hosiery, Gloves. &c,
silk mautilias and cloaLs Of the latest styles
and patterns.
Bleached and unJ'e1 ched muslins, yard
wide, at Is, % and 25c;s per yard. Also
ladies', misses. childeru's, boys shoes in great
variety. of TIE latest styles and very cheap.
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Mas. JONES successor to Mrs. TarbAl
desires the ladies' to be informed that she has
commenced 10 receive her spring stock Of
millinery goods, embracing the newest styles
in hats, bonnets, &c. The ladies will find all
The novelties of the season at her establiSh>
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Albums and Photograph Frames in great
variety at Bowman new Gallery.

BEsEI Collie new proPrietors of the
City Drug Store Oa'e G. L. Thompgoa's)
have made such engagements aud improve
meuts in their cStab!!,Au aut that one can
hardly recognise It They have aot only
greatly beaut!fcd their store III furniture,
fixtures, and general arrangements, but have
more than doubled its stock By late additions.
1t is more than ever one of the most popular
establishments Of the drug sort in the city.
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Tgnyg5age ,i,:t Get is,acy.

y ESSAY OF WARMING ASD INSTRUCTION
" 70. Y"aHg men Also. Diseases end Abuses which
pernaturey PROSTATE the Hitd r., wiIh means
. relief S.nt free ocl,age se.eE letters envelopes.
addre,. Dr. J. SK!fLiN L0UGIr0N, Howard Associ,-
tiou, Philadelphia, Pa Feb o %
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FOwc, Election.

The only real contest, in our town election
last Tuesday, was on Collector. Mr. Phelps
running as independent candidate against
Mr.. uolIecker, the democratic nominee
Mr.. P. also being q democrat, but supported
by The republicans. That the con, St was
animated is evidenced By the large vote
po!Ied, being lll7 votes. The following is
the s.atc o. The vote:
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E.H.TUB8S 6 CO., FaoPRl5y55s, PsTERs0Ro', MI
rim G'S
VEGETABLE AITBn05Lh
IS THE MIRACLE OF THE hGEI
4 Lecture 10 Young Mer.

&--,--7--s> yisss PtIFsfel a a !S0';f Ia
Ny tA rc2s-. L.scs SLE Cats
N Lecture on die Nature,
Ill Treatment and Radical Cure Of
- --.=-e s.zs-A Spermatlrrho's, seminal
60 - Weakness, Involuntary Sexual
DEBILITY and Iupesiaeuts 10 Marriage conora!ly Nerv-
cuisines C,nslln,sion Epilepsy, and FIt5 Mesta and
ilysi-l IucJmptcy resulting from reii+ruse &c BY
EosrEg CILrsRWEl u. D., Author OF tie Green Book,
e..
Tic woglI renowned author, in this Admirable Lecture
cl,atly proves from hs eXperience that the a'iu CON
sequences self hsa may he uSiy removed without
medicine, aud without dangerous SURGICAL operations
rugcs instruments rings, c0rlias pointing out mode
Of cure at oncecertah and cf-tul by which every sur
feer what lis condition may be may care hiil-
self cfoapIy privately and radically. Ts Le-tu.e W.ii
prove = boon thousands and tlic9s1nds
Sent underses any address, II "i1; s''.ed nlS
On. on recent f six cents ar two rs-t stamps Toy address
ing. ttAs- > =. hhiNI -
.deo2 'G5-1y 1871 Bop'ery. New York T. O. Box 4oSo'
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FRuIT AND OaNAwEyT1L TnEEs, sGc.-.See
the advertisement Of Hays d. Ualhaway.
The Ottawa Nursery is one Of the oldest es-
Establishments Of the kiad in the country, and
to the stock Of their own raising Ncssrs II
e Il. are alIiaI from I'll. best nurseries
abroad eve,y,hin- thai is choice and excel
lent in their li@e. They ere thoroughly oS-
pei lcel and praclicai mon.
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4. 90. g. z.

OTTAWA LODGE No. II meets every Thursday evening
DAUGHTERS E.B,CCi the third Tuesday evening OF
each month. 0TrGw. ENcANPuSNT Ne IS, the Zi and
4th Tuesday evening. 600. feb 10
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EssssOEss or Va UTU.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De-
fy, Premature Decay md al thd effects Of Youthful
indiscretio viii. the suierkn Humanity s.rI
free all who reed IT, rtep directions for max
ing the simple remedy by which wis cured Sufferers
WISHING 10 IJv tY IA advertisers experience do
by al ircssing JOHN b. oeiDEN
dec 80, '65-1y No 10 Chambers ST. New York.
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Jacob Mooney has ope"ed 81 boat load
(more OF less) Of new and Fashionable cloths
ing, and Is selling at prices o gold aud sill
yer times. The rush AT Mooney IS tremend-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-04-07

It'd. A.-Ihe entertainment, on Tuesda J
evening, at Washington Hall. given By the
Temperance Dramatic Association of this
city, was well received b. al intelligent and
discriminating audience. The plays were the
Golden Farmer ana LEND ME 5s." Al
bore themselves, cred itably in their several
parts, aud some did exceedingly we'll. Though
all were new hands, and in the case Of most
them it was their FIRST appearance in public
o. the stage" the audience were well salts
fed.
Encouraged BY the Communications they
have received, the "a sociation have detcrmin
ed to give anot4er entertainment on Th2rsday
evening of next week. (APsil l4thJ when the
Golden Farmer will be repeated and as
after piece the Limerick Boy will be given.
Admission % cents.
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Ottawa Lodge No 525, meets ever Friis, evening AT
their Hall ia I,ddick's Block
is. LSTHRop, ". c T.
CPAs Snow W. s. feb 10y
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STRANGE. Es,Ir ,rtsUE.

Every young lazy and sentlcn il the United State,
c hear ncnictfnG very much to inst advantage lY
tern nail Gree of chsr.a.) 10y drsss- unr,c nei.
These having aTs OF being hunluse viii uiige 10y not
noticing this card. All others lisc address their
brdient servant, TI)S- T. CHAIRMAN,
dec 30 G5-lyr - - 81 Broadway, New Yar
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Photo Miniatures taken On watch dials 1t
Bowman's Gallery.
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MlTCuEIr.G FEpyY's new goods are arriv-
ing, and will ast1nish everybody by their ex,
celeuce as well as cheepness. They are good
judges and keep. none but the best.
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Photographs in water CD lors at Bowman's
Gallery.
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sugar Cared rEasfEs, Dried Fees
- and fSRCOka.

c,I-GAR Cured Hams Dried Beef and Bacon Also Pork
Shoulders and Lard For sale Wholesale or retail BY
n,orr--tv eco. W. PIERCE
Main street east side Fox river.
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r.o..itor r,tv!sion. no. ae6.
vyAs.E, PAPER,

S or T meet every Monday evening al their Hall over
KelGjck's store. side Court House.
c. SNOW, w.P. ". PERLgY RS
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Vocal ana: s.ssirtzrs. en- sai Music
Taught Miss a. T. MUR9nT's llus Ioon, next Goor
East Of Jackson Z L1clwoods, Main siraet.
Ott,,vo March o. ISS6