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Bargains In Silks and NIerinos.

A tremendous stock of Black and Colored
Silks and MeriDos, in all qualities and
shades, are selling at ALsHULER & Co.'s, at
greatly reduced prices.
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Table aud Dairy Salt. Soaps, stonew"re, Wooden and
Willow Ware Picked Pork, Sugar Cured Hams. shoul-
der-, Baron, Laul Dried Beef Butt,r, Egg. &c &c
A uI, stock # Mackerel, White Fish, front, Herring
ami other and dried fish. Also fresh Like Fish con-
stantly on land In short stock is complete; our
oJ of the hest quality ard will lie sld at Low Prices.
Goods delivered IN all paris of the city
w. nav cash FIR But ~. Eggs Poultry Lard and Other
produce at our packing cellar under lst Nation Vi B,n,
where city get choice Dairy Butter
for table A. &. WARRlNER.
Main street, of First National Bank, Ottawa III
June % 66. =
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Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
TNTcni upon it. mothers it kill girs yourseiv- ,rd
Relief ana Health to Your Infants.

We have put nj and s,li this article for over year,
aud -" LAY in confidence and Truth q IT wi~: has.
neCeT been le 10 ssy Of any other .dcn--neyrr l,-.
II failed n single Instance effect CT IL, when
u'rd ever dii We know m instance Of d. r'ou
by any ono who u,e,l it, On the contrary, al. 4.
ell u ith it, oI-T.,jj us, ami TX 90 '.r1i.s Of ,-
tion Of Its mal"s ELECTS arr m'i- virtue. We ,r-
in the matter ~ WHAT We BE- KNOW after 20 err
eNPeT'"nee and pledge o.. reputation Tor the flhnic,t
"f what 60 DO draT- H. almost every i,..,,I.r- where
e i"'u' % sulr'us from, l,iu ari exhaustion relief
NJ" Il" f'u' iu fifteen twenty u.iH;e. s,,r the syrup
Is administered.
:dil directions for using will accompany Zach to,;l-.
None =oIuin. unl-.s the facsimile Of CJeriS PR
kINS. S~r Iars. l. sn the outs 0 wrapper.
>ull - AL DEsSs-I-ts through the World.
PRICE. ONLY-35 CENTS PER BOTTLE,
anil = tSt-5-srn.
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Chiea.o; r.. Island & Pacific 1. IL
Ottawa Post Office.

Western, closes Il: NJ Arrives :. I2:45 p. NJ
Eastern, 10 M&6PN :. r. IS p. NJ
Farm Ridge closes at p. NJ and arrives at 2 NJ Tues
days. THURSDAYS an. Saturdays.
ewark closes 1: SO P. NJ and arrives P. n. Tuesday
and Saturdays. E;
somonauk closes 30 A. VI Saturdays; arrives 80 Pm
Fridays
Eagle c,osee p. NJ Sst,iriay; arrives IL N.
once Opens "A. NJ Closes, ~ Pm.
aug26 '65 j. W. DOW, Z. NJ.
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The IdeI of the Toilet.

s n1w a we settled fact that no Toilet article in this
country has ever snch popularity and universal
admir- ion among all classes has TEBBETTS PIIHSE
OIOGICAL HAIR REGENERATOR 1t soils the
finest fabric is delightfully."- perinmed; is rec from all
dirty sticky SEDIMENT; and never fails Restore the
Whitesr Greyest hair its original color and beauty
Yet il is not Dye bnt an atnal Restorative 1t often
produces luxuriant growth of new hair on bald heads
il stop. the hair from falling off and gives it new and
vigorous grow.h II ALWAYS keers the scalp and
free from dahdruf, the hair Soft glossy and beaHtu 1t
everywhere used with great satisfaction Every bottle
is warranted and money fundedif not satisfactory
Smith Dryer, General Agents, C1c'g,, Ill. Sold by
DR.. DIMMICK BROTHER. and ali drug gists
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PatIonize Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Office i'm Cheever.s New Block.
r-nipr Notes, received Nat l, 1865, constituting
thc Capital.
$237,17O 81.
Now in force
SI6O.A3j Do.
Amount OF Property at risk,
Sl.159. sos II.

IT will be Ly the aiove that TIA Company has 81
Of f'r sI risk the leading Stock Cos Of
the Fast have only 81 of aet for S42 S4 Of
tdtSs, as shown by their published reports.
The areragc co Of Insurance in this Co. for the past
years has been but ab,Ut third the charged by
ether Co.'S
Our loose. thus FAR have been promptly and satisfct0r
adjusted. We have never had 10 contest a loss.
The Of the Company f,s the past wears has
bccn prosperous more Policies having been issued
than ia the previous eight years.
Tie directors well known anor3 the best business
nieri o. the county
No lie made until the losses Of tho Go
rriu'rt II, AMI hut and 10y re-
rIaf M tfe Directors. members shall 10, he ~eg,nr-
clio dITLBg addition 10 The ddr1pc> tl
a,On If y.<ur from tie date of -ir policies.
is view of the above facts, tkrt this is a home in
stituttri that the security ample tn cost If insurance
t-s~ than I' "hr Coz" the promines and Hoility With
~nth is>es sttIl-sl think ear ii 10 die
patronage o rl, community in prefereIceto foreign Com
lar-.
F"lfci issnc IN both the Stock and Mutual iatfs nth
most favorable terms.
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For shirts and drawers $500, l25, 80, LIS
200, 30, call at N. S,ieiers, LaSalle ST., near
the Ill. river brldga.
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY for October at Osman
Il Hapemau's.
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yISlsEIIElS.

On,ihc 2filt instfr.. hy Arthrr lockwood. 20 Mr..
AVEN CHRIS fOpiikR "f the town II Mtn!iir~, Miss
ANNA FAKEAR oi the town % H.-ion.
On tn sa,r- day, D, the sanna Nr. PaUL BARNARD
Of Farm sigs, to Nss LOUISA MYERS. OF Marshall
cou-tr
On the goth inst, ty the sam, Mr. LEVI W BAILEY
10 Ms ELN IRA McCLcSkE botl. Of the town 81 Mo-
hu-
sgt. = ~ nv. :. \ Gray, Mr. C. W. LISTSEE %
Hl-- MILLER, of Ottawa.
SIT o. 'y -'ic sane. Mr.. 50 sPUEN KLEIDEL to
lIi~- r.. " DC r -. >IN i-lh 4 Ottawa.
sep : hv the -,n, Mr.. STEPHEN LAwsIN 20 Ms.
c. hNIChE3BJL ER
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]. q. (ss II.
Ottawa Lodge Nc s35, meets every Friday evening at
their fall in f-ddick's Block
CHARLES SNOW. Wet.
T. H. ISeRARAM VS. feb 10y
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Eanho Cd: How Lost, how Restored
New Planning Mill
z. c.. KIN G.,

III as just commenced running a set Of the best MA
CHIN kRf ia the west for Matching Floorn" Dress
ing and splitting siding and he all kinds of Ripping.
Shop al g. I'll Riggs Reaper Factory
GIVE him a call. =. may 5, If.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-09-29

For all wool cass. suits f $l5 90 call at NJ.
StiefePs, La Sale st., near the Ill. river
bridge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-09-29

One Of the reasons why We say something
is because there is so, much said about half
price, and below cost. We simply say that
Gibbs does business onthe above cost prin-
ciple. He will furnish anything in his line as
cheap as the below Cost offer aud yet sell
above cost. This.is what Gibbs told us and he
will do it,
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i. n. q. II.

OTTAWA LODGE No IL meets every Thursday evening.
DAUGHTERS REBEccA the third Tuesday evening Of
each month. OTTAWA EScANPAENr Ne SO, the I'd ana
9Th Tuesday evening. feb 10y
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What is the use of saying anything about
it? When SO many know that the old stand
occupied bv Porter formerly and now con-
Quoted by Gibbs is one of the cheapest and
best places oget pictures in the city of Or
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menItor DIvlsIon, NO. a66,

s. Of T., meet every Monday evening their Hall
Heldick's store, east side Court House,
en- ClrLIN, 8. A. f. HoLLLsFER, w.P.
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1t is only the most efccual remedy discovered
for this Of complaints, it is tie cheapest, and,
Is perfectly safe. M harm arise from its
se and the patient when cured Is i6ft healthy if
he had had the disease. Can RMS be said OF any
other cure for chs and fever, II is true of this and its
INN ranee b. those afflicted with the complaint cannot be
oyer-estimated So sure il the fever and
that II MAY be tufhufy sail In be certain reaIcty
One delcr con4hihs that it is hot good medicine to
SEN because bottle a Whole neighbOrliOod.
prepared by DR.. J. C AVER & Co, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by W L. GIBSON and all the Drug Stres in Ottawa
g POSTL ETHWAITE, La Sale: FLEMING 4 BEN
NETT Marsefes by dealers In medicines everywhere
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FvNHiS valuable of land situate within three f3)
Il miles OF Ottawa, FOR SALE. For terms &C., ad-
ire the undersigned at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New
ic-S. Z CHARLES TODD.
iyne ID, 6s-.t
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Ayers Ague Cure,
THE SPEEDY CUE OF

FOX Iht Sfhepi 'o'-E OF
Intermittent Fcvr..-. or Fever. and
Aguc Remittent Fever. Chill Fever. Dumb Aghe Per-
odical Headache or Bilious Headache, and -hitoas
Eevers ir.eed, Tor the whole class Of diseases orina
ting III bilia.y j-rgement, caused IS tie falaria Of
mi
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DR.. JOINS, Donald G. Mitchel's new book,
just received BY Osman l. Hapeman.
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A Y.yKsE IN C.yAp., by Her. D. Tho.
reau, far sale by Osman i rapeman's.
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8ankins + ausuraufe.
--~~~~--~- 80 ~-7-~->-~-~-l-1-~~~o~~~-
NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA

HkNRY F. Fh MES VIZ e. CHURcHTLL,
EDWIN T. ALIEN ED WARD EA Mes
JOHN ID. CiTON o. H. BULLEN
TIE CITY BANK EAMES, ALLEN 4 Co.
has this day transferred its organization from the STATE
the National system and will hereafter conduct bust.
under the name and style of
The Nationl City Bank of Ottawa.
principal cities East and West, bought and sold.
Exchange on ENGLAND IRELAND. SCOTLAND
And all important points in Continental Europe dawn
n sums to suit Purchasers. -
Gold ard silver bought and sold.
u. x. Revenue stamps of all denominations
constantly or nd sad for sale
Also, will give especial attention To the purchase
sale Of all classes nf t:Overnmcnt securities,
including th,so-c He'd FiveTwenty and Ten Forty bonds
and the popular Seven Thirty loan.
We would respectfully solicit continuance Of the brA
relations heretofore existing between the City Bank
and patrons and To them, well such
favor with their business, would saw shall
- able extend such facility ard accommodation
trust will prove TO them satisfactory and profitable.
HENRY EsNEs, President. RDwIN C ALLEN, O. stier
Epw EiNEs, TIo> Pres. III BuLLEy, Asst tashS.
ottawa u:u-t l. lS65-y
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Lands for sale Or Exchange.

have 80 acres Of the best quality of lands in Iowa
aud 81 of Timber Land Cairo. Irfinbis. To
change for property IN this city, improved ni~ IN the
county Tie land Cairo is in Desirable sc'frssh for
raising fruit Soil and cliB.ate adapted fur that
business Location good being the Hin - Cestral
Rail Road.
ANY prsons desiring such lands, will end il for tEer
interest o call on me X. TElORNE-
Ottawa, Jan b. IS6G-tf
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CONSULTATION FREE

Patients must write their STATE pos oF.er Ir.-,
plainly All letters requiring contain a
letter stamp and he aidr'-a tr D EN "p SON Bog
6IS-i. Chicago. III.
f1-Any" the above 'iieasas tr.+. s'~-essfiI
~ by the patients des NJ their h. letter. when
they cannot
DR. kNAPP vho has yisitad ottlva .'a,lv for the
past five years, can be Consulted at ti- .. Touse
from Wcdn esday noon, Ot.:'. t' It.r noon. Oct
lth; from wednesday nopn. s. -'i o.. -,-'iay noon
Nov. .o.h: from "Wednesday % spu. don. o. 1867. tiI
Thursday 9th, ls6. frm Wsinrsly. l.-,ii
March 20th, So, ill Thursday Iv a. aarc FIST fs6
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Eez ED.

In Ero"kfcld. september lg,h. JAMES SYLVESTER
BLANCHARD ngr,l q y.ar>, Is days
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u X A n X o r. d A X Sc l.
L. FhILA IPHIA, Pa October 16, 1866
a., sealed Proposals IN duplicate viii: be received by
his office, for furnishing the troops stationed at
Frankiord Arsenal with FRESH BEEF of q good
marketable quality IN equal pr portions of fore and
mnu quarter meat meek, sbanks, and kidney val-
low 70 De eHcudedl in such Quantities as may be
from time to time required, and on such days as
The contract 10 90 subject to the approval of the
Commis.arJ General of SUBS stence and to remain
IN loIce lor Elk months such less time as he NAV
9rect eommeL cine tao first day OF November 1856
upon acceptance OF the offer security and oona in
me sum OF SIX hundred dOllars will be required for
The faithful performance of the contract BIDS mnst
be endorsed, "PIooo-als for Beet -
~ GEORGE ID. RAMSAY JR
~ ot Byt Capt. u 3. A., G. U, s.
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A Ii PERSONS NS .oVS WHO 5s,,tb DO D.. NOT ENJOY
Consulting Dr. KlN@KELIN @ German physician' Dr.
nis own medicines. They are pure, safe and reliable
ae Invites al persons suffer ing om disease 10 cali on
open tin o'cleck IN the eve ming. n w. corner of
THIRD and UNION Streets, between Spruce and Pine
tTeets. 6Aem
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A MBRICAN ACADEMY or MUSIC.
ITALIAN OPERA

q, MoNDAY EVENING, october %. ats
Fist night Of MeYerbeel' 3 celebrated Opera,
1HE STAR OF The NORrB.
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DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
No. Ill South FOURTH Street
lNCORfORA1 I'D MONTH 22d 1865
CAfITAL, Sl50 0OO, PAID IN
Insurance on Lives by Yearly Premiums, or by & 10
or 70 year Premiums, on-loEeituTe. = - y ~
EndoNmenis, payab at uture age or oil prior
deceake by Yearly Premiums, 10 year Premums-
both peS on forfeiture
AnnuItles granted on favorable terms
Term Po les Chill 'ren's Endowments
1his Company While giving the insured the security
OF paid Ca ta, will divide the entire prods Of ts
Liz business among Its Policy holders. " '
Moneys received at Interest, and paid on demand
Authorized by charter to execute trusts and 10
Executor or Administrator Assignee or Guardian sa
In oiher hduciary capacities under appointments anv
Court Of this commonwealth of any person or er.
sons, or bodies polite or corporate. -
o...x- - - DIRECTORS.
SAMUEL r. sHlPLtY, RICHARD CADBURY
gLhl MlAH HAIkER, HENRY HAINES,
JOSHUA II. NORRIS, II VISTA Known
RICHARD WOOD, WIN. c. LONGSTRETH,
SAMUEL sHIPLEY,. RoWLASD PARRY,
President ActuarY
THOMAS WIsTAR. M. D., j. b. TowNsE ID,
7Hs Me6ica ES aminer. LEGAL Adviser.
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HAND CRUsHED.-John Luby, nineteen
years OF age had his hand badly crushed YES
to-day afternoon between two freight cars, at
West Philadelphia. 1t is thought that ampita.
tlon will be necessary. He was taken to the
Pennsylvania Hospital.
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DEATH OF A POLICEMAN.-Policeman
Daniel Culp, OF the Fourteenth District, died at
his re ldence, in Germantown. on Thursday of
congestion Of the lungs. Deceased was formerly
High Constable of the borough of Germun-
town, and was first appointed on the police
force of the city by Mayor Conrad. He was
fity-three years old.
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PHGNIx INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHI.

L LADELPHIA.
INCORI GRATED IsO4-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No 22I W ALNJT street opposite the Exchange.
In addhi ion 10 MARINE and INLAND INSURANCE
this COMPANY from loss or DAMAGE by FIRE, on
het tal erms building, merchandise Iurniture ete
Tor limited periods and permanently buildings BY
compsny las been active operation for mors
than SIXTY YEA RS during which al losses have bee
n,omptly adjusted and paid
pREoToRg
John I, Hodge, Lawrence Lewis, Jr.,
III. b. Hahoney, David Lewis,
John 7. Lewis, BenJamin Efling,
william 8 Grant, Thomas II PoWefa
Robert w. Leaning, A. r. McHenry
ID, CLARK wharton EDMOND Castillon.
Bamue Milcox., - Louis Q. NOrria
sA uIx wncox. Secretary lii
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Ahb HslAh Or IHE NOHIB.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC
inc ude tie repertoire Of the cuTaen, season cJ
'iOe'r primary sfIRaTi OpfTS 2 TRE Ihf NORTH.
me ony mportsn work of this great composer not yet
SS S oPeEs w Ss scale Ct pSndc
tempted on the operate stage IN this city
lNrIRELY NV WE FsT I'm
CHk6 Tso sfP MILPrARE RkNbs kHNEbsrRA'
- AN UNEoUALLED GREAT CAST.
and every other oPP9rtsn " Y for striving
afforded BY the charming romant Story of Katharine
n 9nd TeeT hS Ssa M has been taken advantage IN
Jar GoRGesS 9fs een HesiqTea pPG9 he
Involved in the camp scene in the second ac',
MONDAY EVENING. October p. ats
The st4R ,vels, Of THE NORTH,
Katharina c. L KELLOGG
irascoYia. A. M HApUk
Snizehko. BELLINI
NStsis IN IN '0NHXU1 SIEy1Y
Giorao SEavrCnsi " % I'VE VEL II eRb
VOELDEN
hShsido sig = NE NEI
ESssGn Teas@Pt, ann and sSdsT SGssSs
etc AAuieS anu 'en'emen OF the Court etc
SYNOPSIS OF TaE SCENERY.
het IIVlnege OF Wyburg, in Flnland-Navy Yard.
Act III-Imperisl Palace in st. Petersburg
TUESDAY tvENtNG, october 2s. at O'Clock.
only night otVerdfs mas er work
with an unapproacrabi' T'isT Great t. cast
MAzzoLEhI, BELLING, ANToNUCCI.
The sale of tickets for any OF the above-named per-
'Orm'noe' cOmm'HT Tais MoRNrve.
u s. tie oT ST 0ce S q bssSS bs and at
NEW UHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
-, #iIIi5I 4: sISS GsSyS ( tSSI'f S9i, hessees.
Doors open att TgIg CgT!aln ETsSiHtI EIses 1t I45.
- MI
OF The Distinguished Comedian,
NIX. NIX SShN SohN E E. oWEESs, oWESs,,
"0 nv WIN Two GREAT sPEc1ALTIEs.
R9TT,
c.,o, OR, TIE CRICKET on THE HEARTH.
10 conclude with the screaming aitcrpese% H. OWENS
FoRRirYY FFooRiYY WwiISSEkss,
horauo Spnggns. s...................Mr. j. L. OWENS
NXTALNUI STREET THEATKE
w N corner of NINTH and WALNUT Streets
,r,r,,,, sAT6RDA1Y SIGHT GAIA. ''''e'''
sATJ LyhRNiFNGSy FGy2 yqcOSq5 % sxth sight of
VINO VIII ''pfffGFd H GSds gGESS1 dgPsESR15Gn SBSTG OF
- ,TBUTUs; OR 'iHE FALL 5F 'ii1XesSGGl iXRoUlN.
Mss susan Denim
10 conclude win ;;Gaksspeare; G9msdH Of f'r'0n hii
1euuchlo' o'''''''''.....,..'',.....Mr. EDWIN BOOTH
Mo NDAYMr FD&iN B00tiiH AS 's sHYL06K fSsL6 nSnin
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
INl THEATRE Begins at quarter TO O'Clock
NARCISSE AND rHE WILLOW lOPSE
CIR ND SATURDAY NIGHT BILL,
LAST NIGHT OF dR. BANDMANN
THIS (Saturo ay) EVENING, October 20.
x..,, OR, THE LAST OF aSTi ThE + fftoNIApouRs,
NaIcRse'''''''.. BANDMASN
- AIDED by the full Company.
TO conclude with the Thrill ing Drama
,, THE nILL0W CUPSE.
All the Artists in the cast.
Monday. october 22--Reappearance
THE FAST FAMILY.
N EW A M p ICAN EATRE.-
MISS KATE FISHER
in two great ramas,
OR, THE WILD H0RSE of TARTARY.
Ano the FREE CHI SPY ON HORSEBACK.
~ RAND FAMILY MATINEE ON SATURDAY
" Afternoon at National Hall. l0l92t
NJ EW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
IN ELkVENTH Street above CHESNUY. -,
'hTH b FAMILY HESUHTv' a.
OPEN FOR THE SEA
CARNC ROSS d DIXEN'S NIINSTRELS,rT
the Great Star Troupe OF The World in theII GRAND
BJRLI SQUFS. and PLANTATION SCENES.
ooIs open at O'Clock. Commencing at O'Clock.
80 Sm j. Il. CARNCROSS, Manager.
O. Y Nj N a y L u M
FOR LADIES. GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

n ELAWARB MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
lAcOHfONAlfTPR TRNksxL39AaEE1kL, 9AE l. iss5 isSs55sLAFvHs OF
OFFICE s1REffTI s. RNh YdIr H5RR ND WALNUT
eMARINE INSURANCE
SlkSo. To all parts of the world
i INLkND INsUR,NcEs
ali parts o. the Union ~
On Merchandise generally
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, etc
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November l. 1857
'SSsSS0 ,Sc United States GEN. Oan 9S3 %
100000 10 per cent loan ii'-o iOOV'
100 COO state RenHsyivaniS Five Per Gent 'o 90
$4,000 sSs Of Six Per Gent SO0'o W
=, ooO Loan 5a25O 90
10000 Pennsy van,a Railroad First Morf liz S'S %
os ooo reoee Six lsr Sent Bonds. 2oOOO 90
Ok ooo si,srn gsse SI1 Per snt % $50 90
noO sgSss d2 Fix Per % snt Bonds 2a7SOOO
guaranteed by he City Of Fhi adeI-
7lso ,PPb ,PPbbisst; st.. 1887 50
5000 100 shares stock tn pennsylvania S0SOVO
40 600 n bR3IIrSad n Company; .;;...... $3.50 90
30 eco s9s, subject TO ten days ca 20 10000
no 7oo Loan IS 10000
liens on City Property .............. ITO 900 90
sl,Cs6,s5O Par Mar.et value. sooe seo-oo
BIS receivable for nIfanccs mSdc 900
Baa9c, due atAgeDcies :-Premiums -
rest and % Other debts debts que SSrlss he come i01s
scr9G pan .n5 4O,6llA
y mated yolge. e.......................... 2slOOo
ash IN Banke..... ...S55 956 SO
VIZ $685.
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Excitement Mt Dayton, Ohio.

Considerable excitement has arisen at DAYTON
over the removal by the trustees of the Woodland
Cemetery Of an offensive inscription on a tomb
stone: The monument in question WAS that of
Empire, who was killed in fight about four
years since. The inscription was as follows: WHe
fell by the hand Of an assassin, martyr to the
cause OF the liberty Of speech and Of the press"
On learning that such an inscription was to he
placed on the monument, the trustees forbid it's
pelng admitted into the grounds. This they had
q right to do, under the limitation to which lot
purchasers are subject, viz that majority Of the
any monument bearing an innocent, Offensive or
improper inscription. The stone was neyerthe.
less erected without their knowledge. On discoy-
ering that their directions had been disobeyed,
monument must be taken down. She refused to
comply with their wishes, or to the inscrip-
tion. They, therefore, performed the work them
selves, putting the stone in safe place, subject
thizers are naturally very angry over the matter;
but the trustees very properly hold that no lot
owner has right to insult the convictions OF the
mass of the other owners They have, at all
events, only exercised right conferred upon them
by law, and which is possessed by all similar cor
porations.
On Saturday night the Copperheads of Dayton
held meeting, pursuant to an infsmmatory call,
worded as follows: .The grave of the murdered
Bollmeyer has been deseorated The tombstone
erected to his memory by his wife and orphan
boy, has been csndestinely taken down and car
ried away, il not destroyed" Yallandigham
made the speech on the occasion, claiming that
Bollmeyer was a ''martyr to freedom of speech
and the press" Resolutions were adopted eulo-
CYSTIC Of the deceased; denouncing the action of
the trustees as unjust though technically in &C
cordance with their prerogatives; requesting Mrs.
Bollmeyer to allow her husbands remains to be
removed to some other place, and providing a
subscription to pay for monument suitably COM
smemoratlng the virtues Of Bollmeyer.