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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-25

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| CENTENARY CHURCH LAST NIGHT.-A meet.
/ ing of the young men of this city was held
last night at the Centenary Church, and
was well attended.
The meeting was called to order by Ma.
jor T. A. Brander, and Captain +. W. Daw
son was appointed chairman, and Major J
c. Maynard secretary.
The following resolutions were then pro
posed and adopted:
Resolved, That the young men OF thu
city meet on the morning of the 2oth IN
slant, and then, provided with proper tools
repair to Hollywood Cemetery for the pur
pose of mounding and putting in order
| the graves of the Confederate soldiers there
| inferred; and that as soon thereafter a.
practicable, similar meeting be called
| for performing the same work at Oakwood
Resolued, That the officers of the Blues
Company T, the Greys, First regiment, and
other organizations in this city, be requested
to call together their members on the
morning of the 2Sth instant to take part
az organizations, in the work proposed, and
that they be requested to notify the Secre-
tary as soon as possible of their acceptance
of this invitation.
Resolred, That sll persons who wish to
take part in the work, who do not belong
to any existing organization, attach them
selves, by permission of the officers, to any
organization that may be present.
ReS0lred, That each organization taxing
part in the work proposed may meet at
such place on the morning of the 2Sth III
slant as their officers may appoint: lr0-
rided, That the whole of the said organiza-
tons and all persons who may desire to
cooperate with them, unite at s O'Clock,
A. NJ, in the. field by the old Fair Grounds.
RcSOired, That an executive committee
Of seven be appointed, whose duty 1t shall
be to provide carts and such tools as may
be needed, and to make such other ar
rangcmcnts as may he necessary under
the circumstances.
Resolved, That president pro tenn. be
appointed, who shall have charge OF all
minor arrangements, direct the movements
of the meeting, and superintend the per-
formancc of the work.
ReSOlced, That the press of this city be
requested TO call particular attention to
the objects Of this meeting, and that the
young men of Richmond be urged to give
their cordial personal support and assist
ancc in the work Of caring for the graves
of their fallen companions-in-arms.
On motion Of Colonel Evans, the follow
ing was adopted:
Resoired, That this meeting respectfully
call upon the merchants Of Richmond to
permit their clerks to cooperate with us
on the 2Sth instant in repairing the graves
of their dead comrades.
The following gentlemen were then ap-
pointed the Executive Committee Major
W. W. Parker, Major Thomas Brander, Co.
lionel W. VI. Elliott, Captain c. ?. Bigger
Captain F. W. Dawson, Lieutenant II. Car
ter, and Captain George Pctcrkin.
Major Parker then gave notice that the
Executive Committee would meet at hi:
Office this morning (Friday) at 10 \. NJ.
and, on motion, the meeting adjourned.
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THE DEC EASED,

Johanna Simpson, was at the time OF her
death about twenty years old, and IS de-
scribed as strikingly beautiful. After
leaving Lci,ch's in September, she became
engaged 10 one of the witnesses, HICKS,
and had purchased her wedding clothes.
She represented to her betrothed, who was
| about her age, that Leitch would intcrpose
no obstacle To the conSummation OF their
union. During this time one OF the female
witnesses, an acquaintance, of lewd habits,
! described her manner Of life as very loose
indeed.
TIE PREVIOUS CHARACTER OF THE PRISONER.
According to the testimony of leading
citizens of the county who had known
Lcitch for periods varying from fif-
teen to forty years, no man within
the range of their acquaintance had borne
a better character for honesty aud orderly
department than be. They oil, on hearing
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+. S." Stranger" says that my allu-
sions to the gamblers in my last letter
greatly excited their ire against me. He
proposes that | shall in my next give my
opinions in full of the gambling profe ssion.
He is not member of the church, J1t Is
a gentleman, and Of course despises gam.
bGng a,,d gan,biers. shall crafty him,
especially as he promises to give me many
materials for the letter. 5.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13

REMEMBER OLD FRIENDs.-Otawa IS tiou-
rishing; new stores are opening daily; the
country is prosperous. and our merchants are
doing "A good business. Let the new mer>
chants have every encoura gmcnt, but don I for
get old friends We heard, day or two ago, a
lady talk in this way. Il have been 70 every
store in town. aud have seen neaps Of splen>
did new goods but tell you after all there
are no nicer goods anywhere ;hau at CAMERON
Il EBERHAEDs." The ladg is good Judge,
ard her Judgment is just Why should it not
be? Messrs. {. 4 +. e - ord traders in OF
tawa JoseFh Ebe-ha has been selling
goods here for twelve or :itteen years, and
his best customers have been the ladies'. i,
has been his studyso keep such goods as he
knew would please them, and HI, experience
enables him to succcei Ia messing their
purchases, therefore, they -Lould remember
him. BIT this firm has n.-a, customers to
please besides :.iies- farme-s, mechanics Sc
Let them all resi- assured their wants and
tastes are remembered and provided for by
Messrs Cameron Il E ?. hard, aud they viii
j. 10 better any where else in Jltawc-
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FIRST AND BEsr.-The clothing store Of
Thorua X Armstrong Is not onls the Oldest
establishment Of the kind ia Ottlwl, but w
believe by general consent has always ain>
taine lis rank a about The best. e. Arm
stron.. has stood at its desk and behind coun
tiers for the las. - years. aud during a large
portion Of that time has made all It's parchas
es. So there can be no maa in the trade
who has so full and ezac. 4 lsn J:yled.e ofrhe
wants Of our people Ef,nog only knows
what his customers want, but when they buy
OF him they can take his word that they are
getting VIVA; they wa,-'. a child can buy OF
him VII perfect salty
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Chicago Market.

big eanard in the Philadelphia Leger, to the
effect that President johnson had addressed
certain questions to the Attorney General i'm
plying his doubt whether the present was con
stitutional congress, had the effect to send up
gold in New York on Thursday from l46 10 l54.
Latest foreign dates indicate that the harvest
in England and Scotland is almost failure
at least much below average.
Flour in Chicago yesterday firm, at $50
sl5 for white winter; SlO,20@l0,25 for spring
extras.
Wheat-S2 so for white winter; &, 80 for red;
S2,l2@2 ID Tor No spring, and sl,69@l,6o for
No spring.
Corn-63 for No /; 6l@62c for No in store.
Oats 3Gc.
Barley 67a6s for No ..
Timothy seed 81 so.
Butter-Dairy 24@2Sc; irkin 22@24c.
Green apples-S3mS4 per Dbl
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ariar, a-- t.-nt of 3Lrrur.. Frmes and Plates. Gls
L Cow - Do u l.-.ay ana Walnut N9uiIuE- aHI Frames
L4ltl- uCr.-r
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The Why OF IT.-Our report of the cCun,
ty fair shows that the Messrs. A'schuler &
Co. exhibited a case of clothing OF their own
manufacture, and made Of cloth manufac-
tured in this county. The goods were great
ly admired both for beauty and quality, yet
the report shows that no premium was award
ed on them. This was accidental The
goods were entered under the wrong head
and were not passed upon by the proper
committee. We make this statement at the
request of the officers of the society, in JUS
tee to the Messrs. Alschuer.. --
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has been quite lit
tie buzz among the clothing merchants IN
this city. Competition has run high. and
purchasers have got big bargains. Though
the whole of it, however. our friend JACOB
MOONEY has remained "calm as a sun ruer
MORN Competition never disturbs him.
He puts his goods a. the lowest living fguIe
and knows very well nobody can sc fellow
him without smash-up. When the CONS
petitors once get down to Moneys figures,
then will be his time to wake mp.
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NATIONAL UNION CLUB.
Call and sec US

The New CITY DIRECToRY-This work
has made its appearance, and it would give
US pleasure, could we do so conscienriously,
to say a handsome word in its favor bat We
really must be excused. Nor, as it was chief
II got up at a rival establishment, does it be-
, come Us perhaps to say much in its dispraise.
Its tlults are too glaring, however, to be pass
Sod over. 1t IS shame!ully in accurate, aud
5 the very least We can say about it
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THANKs.-Nessrs. Hays & Hathaway have
placed US under many obligations for box
Of those splendid apples, specimens from
their large nursery near this city, and which
took the premium at the late county fair.
They can well challenge any county to pro =
duce finer fruit.
In this connection, We must not fail to
express "our proloundest'' to Mrs. Hatheway
for that beautiful bouquet. May hr path
way ever be strewed with flowers as choice
as these.
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''NTcHFLL Il GUDGEoy. There is no
such iiral ic our ely, the new ''Cuy Directory
to the contrary notwithsraud NJ. Doubtless
the getters up Of tina; spleniiI specimen OF
typography and nominal accuracy tai refer
ence to that leading boot & shoe firm of our
city. Nessrs. Mitchell Il Dudgeon. They
need no lace m DIRECTORY" Everybody
knows where to find them. and every body
knows they keep the best and fullest stock of
boots and shoes this side fsuuri5e
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TO CONSUMI,,rEYEs.

The advertiser having been restoreto health in
weeks by very simple remedy, having
several years with severe lung aectkn and that dr. va
disease, Consumpon-s anxious to make known TO his
fellowsufferers the of cure,
To all who desire it. lie wiz send copy of the persc.-
Il IN used tee Of chre) with the directions for prepar-
ing ard using the same which they will find sure Cure
for Consumption Asthma Bronchitis Coughs, Colds and
all Throat and Lang Affections The only object of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
hte and spread informant which he conceives
Fuatc, and he hopes every sufferer will try remedy
a At " cost them nothing AMI may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, free by return mail,
vi please address. Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
dec 30, 66-ly Willamsburgh, Kings Co., N. Y.
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THsATRE-The event ct the week, IN our
Ottawa Theatre, was the appearance on the
boards, on Tuesday evening, OF Mss FRANK
C0GswEL Il lady who, though raised III OF
tawa, had received her histrlonic training at
the East, aud was seen here IN the role OF an
actress for the first time. The play chosen
for the occasion was Ca MILF" in which,
of course, Miss C. bore the principal! part
She was welcomed hy a full house of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13

FIEE.-The alarm Of fire on Friday night
0: last week was caused by the bnrlin of a
large barn near the Fox River House, in OF
tawa Center, belonging to NJ. john Carey.
The horses we're all got out. but we uraer>
stand about % tons of hay were destroyed,
with some oats, corn, harness and other pro-
pertv Mr.. Carey's loss cannot b. less than
5000, part of which, however, We learn is
covered by insurance.
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Little Eva.

Early crowned and early blest,
With pure hands, above her breast,
Little Eva knows sweet sleep,
While the aug Is watch do Keep.
Like q vision of delight
Seems she-clothel in robes of white.
Sculptors hand may never trace
Beauty like that cherub face.
Sunshine fingers DER her hair,
As with tender love and care,
Round her pla id baby brow,
Many curl is resting now.
Can that ia e more lovely be
When beyond the rolling sea,
1t shall gain immortal grace,
like the blessed SayiOut's face
Fva's hands so meek and pure,
Have no burdens to endure;
Folded in their calm, sweet rest,
,Eyernore supremacy blest;
'CIasping with the angel band,
Up in wonder glorious land
They snail never know a care
Where the hours are bright and far.
Love be IS shrinel tn )se little feet
In their slumber, pure tpd sweet;
Quiet rest they, sI'ie 10y SHE :
Yet amid the sloriii'd,
Walk they nowhere iaueiesS MOWERS
Brighten the an GEL, % twcrs,-
Where the smile of ''of doth fail
Like a blessing over al
Little Eva's placid brow
Wears a crown of glory now;
Not one line of toll AMI care
Fer shall mark lies changes there
Sealed in beauty e'cr one cloud
Had the childish spirit bowed;
Sealed in beauty, for the land
BY immortal breezes f.f!iied.
Many sunny brow will wear
Pre- sure marks of time and care;
Many bright eve grow so dim,
Learning IFS funcreal hymn;
Sunny h;Lr will lose its light,
Rosy lips will grow 80 white;
Yet in her r.nsullied rest,
Era iires fOrcC>r bleSt.
Bend not Der the grassy bed
Deem we not your darlin: dead,
Up in yonder world of light.
Where the skies are ever bright.
Where no step OF death Is heard
Soothing kiss, or farewell word,-
She hath found enlc,ring rest
On loving Sayiour's breast
Would You, from that lan'i Of bliss,
Call her back again TO this,
Call again her pure feet i-tcl.
To LIES thurny troubled track
Would You call that ,potlrss brow,
Bacf, to T sake tn thS f iiiiEs, or now Sr
That earth's children ever wear,
No! oh, no. Our FILTERS hand
Led her from a weary ltui.
lie hath brightly crowned her there
With the jewels angels wear.
Ye shall find your folded lamb
BY LIES waters, pure aIil calm,
When unto your souls -,rs gwen
immortality and LeGus1I
ria, Ill. D b., VI. Il.
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NJ. P. F1YY.-We see no business in Ot>
tawa more fourishing thar that of our friend
Mr.. Finn. His place is always full, and
latterly he has kept about two teams on the
constant delivery of goods. In al the
heavier groceries, such as sugars, molAsses,
coffee, tea, &c, he is certainly doing the bi g
trade of the city,
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For OILs. Glass, Perry, ana every thing
else IN that line. 60 TO Gibson ~ Hathaway.
They have just got in ne" and heavy stock
In toilet articles, also, they excel in the ex>
cellencc and variety of the ir stock. In drugs
aud patent medicines they have everything
that c:n be named. In fact, we doubt
whether there is another so complete gems
eral drug establishment in the west. 8.
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NEw STORE The new s ore of Messrs.
R. & a. ID. MURRAY, in Mahoney's new
building, west side of the Court House
square, opens to-day; Their stock consists
mainly OF dry goods and groceries,, and fills
the building from cellar 10 loft. They are
lire business men, yeo may wei believe.
For years they have been tie leading firm
in Peru, and their determination is to do
business in such a way as to gain like
position in Ottawa. Our Whole people should
feel an interest in extending proper en-
enlargement and welcome to a firm whom
we cannot but regard as an important
acquisition to the business force of our city.
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Wv. TRADING has removed hi, merchant
tailoring establishment 20 the room lately oc-
cup;ed by Menielsohu, next door east Of Pres,
cc1ts Hat Store. He opens ".Jh 4 splendid
new sock oi cloths, as well as Read made
Clothing and furnishing gools. Sc his ad-
yyrtisemeut.
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MAR RsREED.

By the Rev. III Cpman, at the Ottawa House, or the
9th inst, Mr. 8 lMUEL COON to Miss SARAH TEEPLE
AT the resideIFe of Mr. Chauncsy Ward by the Rev T.
Colnan, on the 9th inst MIR HENRY p. c. REED to Miss
IORA WARD
Ey the Rev. h. Cnlinan at the Ottawa House on the
ett inst, Mr. EiLEltr KiLMER t. Miss JANE Z.
PERKINS.
, At the suawa House, the 10th inst. by the Rev n
C0lnmn, Mr.. y. :. WATERMAN to Miss LOUISA
STEBBINS.
In Rutland. october 1Ith by Rev VI X Whittlescy
Mr.. SPENCER y iSMAS 10 Miss MATILDA c. daug IL
ter of Mr. Cyru Shaver.
Oct 1. by Rel. J. A. Gray, Mr. ORLANDO SISCO q
Miss JOSEPH Ne RUSH.
Oct. I, by thI same, Mr.. DAVID WISEMAN Of Mar
settles, 10 Miss ALICE CLITHEROE, o; Dayton.
October 5 10y same, Mr.. MARTIN II. TROBRIDGE. O
Omaha Nebra5 Pa Territory. to Miss MARCIA MIC OILS
ot La Sale COUNTY.
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BARGAINS BARGAINS il. 6. STONE in>
forms us that he has on hand a very exten>
sive assortment of a superior quality of heavy
and light Harness, gents and ladies Saddles.
Brides, and mariingales, Horse>blar kets.
Eugene, Saratoga and Monitor Iroaks,
Whips of every style and grade &c.. lc.,
which he is selling off at greatly ~ acea PSI
ces to make room for HEAVIER stock tor the
spring trade.
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Ottawa National Union Club.

1 The National Union Club of Ottawa hav-
ing fitted up pleasant and convenient rooms
6ver the Office of Walker & Brewer, would
be pleased to meet any of our conservative
friends from the country, whenever they
come to town.
The room is open at all hours, and pro7i.
ded with q good supply of papers, campaign
documents, etc.
Call and see US
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Cry,RD SrEEaAGE LIyE.-JAMEs GRAsAM,
Esq. Of this city. has osen appointed agent
Of the celebrated Cuuad SleeraSe Line for
the especial couyeran Of enigran: pas er:>
gers 70 and from Europe. These ar" steam.
ers, conveying passengers on but one deek
aad exce1t shat they Furnish their own hr#-
ding. furniture. &C.. TIE passengers have all
the fare and coa,cuieucrs Of cabin passen-
Cars. The line /, com ara,iyely new, bat Is
already noted for lis unsurpassed safety,
quick passage, AID cool treatment Of pas,
sen.ers. Ticke.- b.. either way, wiki full
explanations as 80 COST. time Of passage, &C..
can be procured, p1J,Jie IN c"'Teneey en-
application at the Office Of Jas. Graham, Esq
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THoRsoN-The new advertise ment of Mr..
S. Thorson, in another column, should at
tract attention. Mr. Thorson, in his quarters
in Ciancys new building, has as large a
stock of dry goods and groceries as any Of
them, and IN crockery is decidedly ahead.
He is one of DUP Oldest merchants, and
amoHg the ssaunchest, best men to deal with
lnthe city.
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Ottawa Post Office.

Western closes 1900 VI Arrives I2:45 p. NJ
Eastern 12M S6PM IL: - 2. VI
Farm Ridge closes at p. NJ and arrives at IL NJ Tues
days, THURSDAYS an Saturdays.
n ewark closes 1: 80 z NJ and arrives p. NJ. Tuesday
and Saturdays.
somonauk closes 80 A. Saturdays; arrives S: 80 p. NJ
Fridays.
Eagle closes =. VI Saturday; arrives II N.
Office Opens A. NJ Closes, " r NJ
aug-2f 50 JW DOW, +. NJ
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Mr.. KEENAN, havn. hal ten years experience in the
gtdr. and having returned from the Eastern Mar
kct- WHERE II rt.l his STOCK will the greatest o=si
care and bought exclusively cash. feel confident
that We can Offer inGucrns't, the public not hereto
fore obtained IN this market; al ls-t are determined
that shah he undersUld by any house west o.
Chicago.
w have secured the services of polite, ohsins and
experienced clerks, aud will always Zee found ON hand
Ourselves HAT the wants OF Gust Icrs VIII always
h. promptly attended g.. -. -
R,neh.t " tllt orr GcJDS arr M MN, and
Of tn very latest styles: 81 "a @ eed 40, lear getting
any oil stock.
Don't iyr get fi'e uUr.le-: l T L. sale street
4. 4. BURKE,
DANIEL KEENAN,.
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ESSAY OF WARMING AND INSTRUCTION
IA for Young Also, Diseases 4nd Abuses which
permaturely PROSTATE the Vital poyer cure means
% relief Sent free charge scaled letters envelopes
Address DR. j. SKIi.IIN fIOUGHTONI Howard Associl-
ton PhiIadelphit Pa. Frl
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II ENtr
Publ he'd 1r the iru-n aul fAITl N o. i)i VI,
MEN and other who suffer .r"m NrT,H.. ..fv- Pc
mature Decay Of MssbD9l -uppiyIU -tIlr time
The Nc,-,- O.. SrlfCgre. IL who himself
after uuUsr-- ln- .,lUI-i lHft.I- scrg. -|a-
postpaid .lre.s-, .ur. .u- cols- clsr--,
may H. nui tho .tuihrr-
y f1MANItL MANIAtk Z. MIN E.u.. O. W
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1t is only the most cectG remedy di-cov ered
for this class of com ns, hut It Is the cheapest md
moreover Is perfectly safe No harm can ars rom lis
use. and the patient WHEN cured is left healthy
he had had the disease Can This he saii % any
other for chills and fever: II is this
inn crtance those afflicted with the complaint cannot be
everest ma'el So Is it the fever and
that be truthfuy said be reYtcd,.
One dealer complains that il is "A -oou medicine to
sell, becau>. bottle u whole nt=ih OThopi.
Prepared by Dr.. j. c AVER & Co. Lowell Mass. and
sold by ". L. GIBSON. and all the Drug ia ottawa
s. POSrLErlIWAITE. Ii Sale: FLEMING g BEN
NETT Mtrseille by dealers in m,diciu WHERE
,uc4 'G6-2m
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ERRORS UF YOUTH.

Gentleman Who suffered for wears from Nervous De-
llity, Premature Decay ana all the effects of Youthful
is retion. Will for the sake of suffering humanity scrd
1ree to all who MED it, the recipe and directions for max
ing the simple rmeiy 10y which he cured. Sufferers
wishing to pr0tiy III. advertisers experience can DO %
by addressing JOHN Il OGDEN
dec 80 'e5-Iy No 10 Chambers St New YORK
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M. C0yLEY tie painter leaves for Peoria
to-day, where he viii remain few weeks TO
fill some engagements, whea ne viii return
to Ottawa ana fill the orders h. has engaged
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A. G.. WARRiMER & Go.

Table Barry Salt. Soaps Sr9ie''nS; Wooden and
Willow Ware Picked FORK. Sugar Cured hag., shuul'
der .agsp l. ard Dried Beef Butter Esgs, To-. Sc.
A ,,IlI stocK OF Naekel- White fssh, Trout Herring
snG a.heg sci, ani i4ed ash Also fresh Lake FISH eoe
stantY hand. IN short osF STOCK = ee'ei,sei aar
goods az The fssr quality ,, vii, be sod az iw PIces
Goods delivered in al te,rtS II the city
", nay cash tor fnt. Egss Poultry. fsrd snd other
pt,sce a, ear packing sF wider is Sa,iUnat Rrrk,
where ct sure 20 eet eanoe DasA taitev
for tal,Is az- 4. c. wAaRiNhR.
Main street, west Of Etrs. Nstoas. bapk, Ottawa, H.
June 81 81,
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4. q. q. r.
ruonitOr ntyt.iOu. No. 566,

OrrAwA LODGE No. II meets every Thursday evening
DAUGHTERS REBECc, the third Tuesday evening OF
each MONTH OTTAWA EScAMPMEST Ne. 3d. on the "a ano
4th Tuesday evening. feb Ivy
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The Nationl city Bank of Ottawa.

TTEE CRY -EtSE& oF EANES, ALLEN & Co.
has tins transferred it. organization from the State
the National syst. III all will hereafter conduct bust
uess under the name ami stvle Of
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Z. -. G.. "a.

$ of r meet every Monday evening their Hall eve
Reddick's store. side Court House
c. VI. CATLIN, r. 5. A. L. HOLLiSTER, W. II
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Ottawa Lodge No. 535. meets every Friday evening
their Hall III Reddick's Block
CHARLES SNOW W. G. T.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13

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