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Difn.

On Tuesday, Oct. 90 1861 Of Pulmonary consumption
Jeanne H. Fisher wife OF John F. Mckinley Aged u years
We write the above with sadness of heart Married at
home Chatham. Canada West on the Goth of Novem.
Der 1866 and coming directly to Ottawa she eRdearc
herself all with whom she associated and those ia,
knew her hest loved her most About the 18th Of rly
taken ILL., and 1t asccrained that consnmptlo
the fell disease thasneyer rcuquishcsbut always holds
fast its yctn-had chosen her. She fingered and suffered
had hopes of recovery and dependencies all ending m
peaceful sumhcr and IN the transition other soul IN
kingdom her saviour in whom she firmly bel!elcd Con.
sumption and dcath-syuouymoUs and sure.
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Base hall at Morris.

Twelve alarm clocks striking simultaneously
at o'clock on Tuesday morning last, awoke q
corresponding number Of responding youths Sec.
ond Nine of the Shabbonas, scorer and two OF
three spectators) in the vicinity of Ottawa. in
time for the morning accommodation train The
man with the bats alone proved slow to the call
of time but he, like Ne rest Save in the luxury Of
warm breakfast was ON hand, ere the gentle.
manly conductor waived his magic hand TOGO
ahead.
Dreams of glory and of fields won doubles
narred a little the otherwise refreshing sleep OF
the marshalled nine, and save slight drowsiness
on the part'of one or two whose best hold on NOR.
pheus is between and a. IN, every thing
seemed lovely for the fray. The sun that rose
on Austerlitz was an eclipse compared with tina,
which drank up the dew of Tuesday morning
In the minds of the Shabbonas' it was a good
sign-victory was at once o,yaaised, and wher
the train landed its precious freight at Morris
all hands considered the result question only o.
time. The Illinois nine, of Morris, doubles.
slept the stern resolves of their guests as die
Webster on the speech of Hayne-soundly
nevertheless the COMMITTEES gave ms cor
dial greeting, and followed it up, 10y the as
sistance Of the gentlemanly proprietor Of tho
Ross House, with good warm breakfast. Il,
might be remarked here, parenthetically, tina,
tho warm breakfast off, one Of the Ottawa nine
eaten before starting, did not seem to intefcr,
materially with his second effort.)
Breakfast over, nine o'clock, the hour for the
game, soon rolled round, and 1.-THE Shsbbons end
the Illinois" walked promiscuously to the battle
ground.
There was fair turn ont Of The citizens d
Morris, among whom were several Of the fair ssz
b witasss the gsna which eesmsaesa With ~
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QUESTION FOR EDITORs-If an editor gets
drunk on the Fair Ground, either from pocket
flask or the bad news from Ohio and Penn-ylva-
MIA, is it any wonder that he should consider
every one else in the same condition C.
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La Sale County Debating Society.

La Sa1Ie County Debating Society. y
This society will meet 1t their headquarters
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following question; Resolved. That our rep
resentatives should obey the will Of their con.
stituents?" The society will be composed OF
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Many people resort to a dye, because they have
never used " Barrett's Hair Restorative" Try
this, and you will never want TO Die Dye.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-02

Those who are troublued with dark, coars
skin, should use Wings La Perfection, as it viii
greatly improve it. Trvit. F.. .F-.... ID
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-02

Health, the poor mans riches, the rich mans
bliss is found in Ayers Medicines, after fruit
less search among other remedies. A word to
the wise is sufficient.
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MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet arti
cle-superior to cologne and at half the price.
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AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.
The unheard Of reduction In
CLOTHS AND FLANNELS.

Moscow Esquemaux and English beaver French and Eng.
sh broadcoth black and coored Deeah cloths Of the
quality doeskn CASHMERE Sleeps grsp Union CLOTH jeans
Pekin CLOTH tweeds Farmers and Merchants CASHMERE and
everything that good and servcesbc for and boys
wear Also endless variety OF hannels. " every make
price and color with full assortment Of Dayton fsnnes
and Blankets kept constantly hand at mandatory prices
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"ANTED.-Corre-pond and FUN Two yeunG
w ladies Of sweet sixteen, wish to correspond WITH N
unlimited number Of gentlemen, having view 70 6steI
acquaintance with those IT c.ngenia tAste." Addrso
lw. III. / G." p. O. Bvx 81, Ottawa III.
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ANTICIPATE TIE ENEMY.

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QUESTION::

In what house in Ottawa do you hnd the greatest variety
OF white goods! Linen, lawn, cambria jaconets nansook
percae bliants aconet edgng and nsertns Richardson's
Irish linen pillow linen table damssk bleHched aud
brown linen napkins Scotch diapers birds inen Hucka-
buck aud Russia oweng linen handkerchief hemsttched
snc embrodered; embroidered curtains linen and cotton
holland for tans and thousand and other articles
too numerous to mention! The universal answer Is
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MarrifD.

On the 2sth inst by Arthur lockwood Esq, Mr. Robert
Smith to Miss Balbeania Harp, both OF La sale.
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A Card % Sensible People.

Rational reader If the aspect Of the weather uncertain
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ing Preparations this the safest the sntst the most genial
Az remedy, well antioe, for dyspepsia, fever and
axue and liver disease there is combination Of vegetable
specifics at present known which approaches, in
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-02

IpIs SALE.30C0O feet Of htrd wood plank for sale,
Il Sal able for covering bridges aud barn noors
Nov. raw, At the OTTAWA PL0W SHOT,
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I'VE GEESE REArHEISS.-236 LBS. OF
IL LIVE GEESE FEATHERS Just Received and for sale BY
GEO. " PIERCE,
nov24ws No. IS Main st., east side Fox River Bridge
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TUVO RENT.--The store occupied by W. II. Hull,
= No. 80 Madison street. Enquire Of J. WOOD,
NOV. 3-tf Eagle Mills
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22

The New York Nation Radical weekly
journal published in New York, in an article
On the proposed impeachment Of the President
says:
Whether the impeachment viii really be carried
through the House and brought before the Senate,
is still difficult to say. Public opinl on in eyery
way IN which it has as yet been tested, seems, as
against it.. But long article in the New York
Times, and which is evidently from Mr. Raymond's
hand predicts very confidently that the trial will
press it: and the more moderate mon, who in their
hearts disapprove Of it, will be driven into support
ing It, as they have so many other things, by an
still satisfied % TIT 1ni Unless tbere aSl a
in in somebodys possession evidence Of worse
offences than MI johnson is now known to have
committed, his impeachment, whether it succead
or fall. VIII prove great and lasting calamity IL
will conv7llse the country at present. and INTRODUCES
anew element OF disorder in our politics in the
fulrre. -7 nm -- Nm IN
The idea expressed, as originating with Mr..
RAYMOND, that the moderate men in Congress-
will be forced into supporting the Radical
measures, because they cannot withstand the
party whip, is not new to us. Quite q wear
ago We expressed the Same opinion, and since
then have continued to do SO in yarious shanea
We do not think that any politician in the
North, who desires political power. can take 4
moderate course. Mr.. RAYMOND had to crawl
back to Radicalism at the sacrifice of personal
honor and self-respcct. Mr.. SEWARD is lost in
the great political sea--left behind to pronn
along as best he can, because he did not sa;l
with the wind. So is GREELEY So, indeed.
are al those who have attempted to run against
the raging current Of Radicelisn. The man
in the North that makes the most furious har-
angue is the popular idol. What will become
Of the country, God only knows.
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An APPEAL OF GnEnK wonEs TO r.

AN APPEAL OF GREEK WoMEa TO TEE WoMEH OF
AxER1oA.-An appeal, signed by the women Of the
Greek Island OF Syra, to the ladies' Of this country
has been received asking help for the refugees
from Crete. The appeal closes thus:
In the islaAd Of Syra, Inhabited by the v;ct;ma
that escaped the disasters Of our holy struggle in
lS2i, as well rs in other parts OF Greece, thou
sands OF the Cretan families lave taken refuge beg
gmg for food and clothes and an asylum We have
opened our houses to thom and our arms, and
nave done al in our power to provide them some
comforts But nevertheless, scarcely yet counting
tnnty-slx years Of political life, and having had
our houses and cities to build, we have not suffi
cient resources to render efectual aid to such Of
our DrotherD as have sought an Asylum In Greece,
Hence our duty towards our unfortunate compa.
trlots compels US to implore your assistance and
we are convinced, when we recall the assistance
which your compatriots Afforded us In 1691 that
or voice VII be heard by the noble-hearted ladies
OF me United States, and that You will hold ont .
eucoorlng hand to our brothers, exiled from thair
TSSunt5y T and :he prey Of unmerited nnisfortunes.
ful 70 you, the descendants ns Wsahinofon and
FraakliS-the founders Of your Republic.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22

LARGEST C1RcuLAr1oN.-The DAILY
News publishes the Official List Of Let
ters remai.tsy m tie Posto6sce at the e"d
Of each ,cech, ogreeab!y to the tol1o1o'"g
section Of the Neso PostoHtce Lao, as the
newspaper htrving the largest circulation. an
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION And further enacted That Lists OF let
tcrs remaining uncallcd for in Postoce in city
town village. where Newspaper shall be printed.
rha bc published only in the newspaper
which. being published weekly oener shall have tho
largest circulation within range Of delivery of the said
Once.
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JACOB G. RENTIERS.

RFEAsURER AND INSPECTOR OF LUMBER TIM.
WA BKR and WOOD. to be found ut Ofncs Of STETN-
MEYER BON, Factors foot Beaufain s.reot respect
fully o6ers his services tie public In above oapecy
Oface. .ss a-.' tE,sa@S 49,. A. 4 NJ
a. Carolina T1nes, oranssburg q H., please publiah
twtcs. Ena a% tufhs7 December 4 "a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22

ID ARE CHANCE FOR GARDENERS AND
IL HoRTICULTUR1sTs.-An ORCHARD to be rentsd
within half mile OF Stateburg, S. c. and miles Of the
tlaremont Depot, the Camden branch OF the South
Carolina Railroad Situated the high hills Of santee
in Of the healthcs having long been the Summer
residence of plantersj we'll as best and surest fruit
producing regions OF tho Southern country this offer
should be very attractive The Orchard covering space
OF 80 about 5000 Peach 500 Pears and
700 Applcs There is good Dwelling House. containing
four rooms, with all necessary ou1huldings for tho
accommodation of family and houses the
daton of laborers. There is Church, aud Postotce
will be established within half mile OF tho place.
The trees selected with special view the Northern
market and in full bearing being from to years
bringing as and capital There is drapery contain
ing 80 vines. OF foreign varieties. under glass; in full
There is Propagang House and Nursery Beds fruit
and ornamental trees and about $50 Of good land
for the cultivation Of and cotton, bel n9ing
tract which be obtained The Orchard and acces-
sore4 will be rented worked upon shares. Apply to
Aksa JAMES r. PHINGLE
Factor and Commission Merchant,
Adgcr's North Wharf, Charleston, s. C.
. ~
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FIRE LOAN.
NARRATIVE nF CHART.RET

5s FIRE LOAN. l-
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,
II C1TY BALL, November o, 1855.
a LII PERSONS DESLROUS OF REBUILDING IN TaE
~ Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City,
der "An Act ths General Assembly giving authority
to the City Council OF Charleston to proceel In tho
tor OF Fara Loan with view to aid in building up
City hereby notified that the form OF appli-
eaon loans can obtained at the cce Of Clerk
Of Counsn, between the hours Of A. II. and p n.
An applications must be nled IN c shove uontoned
ooe, ihe Connttiee win meet svaay Monday TO con-
sder tho ~ E55t is25&-t5 n; @
E By order Of the Ne1oe. . W. q. SMITH,
Nevenber1o Els9k OF Council,
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COTTON AND CORN PLANTATION TO
- RENT In Sumter District, miles west OF Sumter
vilaRe The Wilmington and Manchester Railroad runb
through the tract and station the tract and within
mi es Of the settlement Location perfectly healthy
Water perfectly pure and sweet Good accommodations
for 100 to 200 About 1000 1900 arabic
land cleared and under tence-iences in toeraby flr
condition Good dwelling house, containing rooms,
and MI necessary outbuildngs stabes barns ktaho
storerooms, &c. There are some laborers now the
place who might be induced remain they
tached to ihe place Will be sold if desired rented
for term of years. Parties examine the pace by
applying to gQHS-B MQ9RE ftatta Successfully
worked the plncc Good cotton and for the
middle country The proprietor OF this place invites
propositions from parties desiring to invest cotton
planting as to cultvatng this plantation shares.
December Is n. @H5 %ME thstu
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MOUNT zion INSTITUTE,
wNNsBORO', SC
CORPS OF TEACHERS.
e.. A. WOODWARD, Principal
Rev. W. P. DuBOSE, AM, .;4+
". N. DWIGHT, a ASA1A11'' ASA1Sts1n1''
FJNHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL OPEN THE
IL ln Monday in February.
TKR4rs PEE 6Hsa1oN. #'
Board, with Tuition in all the branches except Phi
losoph5. Chemistry and French $50 90
Philosophy Chemistry and French. each Is 90
Students required to furnish bed inen covering and
towels. ... If
For further information, address tho Principal
January 8 stuth12
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22

FTHO RENT, A FARM SITUATED ON COOIs-
4 Err River, eight miles from the city, containing 4OA
acres between 60 and 70 of which have planted the
past summer On it is comfortable Dwelling, Kitchen
December 8 e stuthm
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R EW "A R D S.

ID EwARD.-S II r. ED, FROM THE
N Planters Hotel. blue speckled HOUND BITCH,
black shoulder blnck head and spots the
Any one, upon delivering the at above named
place, will be handsomely rewarded.
January % N
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22

rfNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-sToLEN
IL from the stables Of the subscriber. Saturday
night the 18th inst. bright sorrel (re MULE medium
height long coupled star in his forehead. and has
nut" giving him the appearance of having
only partially altered will give the reward the
Mule, $40 proof to convict the thief Address
GEORGES STATION, South CarolinA Railroad
January % 6" L. A. HARPER.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22

HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
TTNHE KXERCIsEs OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE
Il resumed the SECOND MONDAII IN SEPTEM-
BER, md continue tan months. The number Of pupils
Is limited to twelve
The Principal is graduate in hsnors Oe=bridgc.
England and has Ind than twenty experience
= teacher in tho South.
Careful and thorough instruction will be given In the
LATIN md GREEK CLASSICS, French and Spanish,
with complete Of EngIah studies. including
Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic, and Book-Keep-
ing.
Pupils will be treated in all respects members his
family, and viii receive the undivided and alton
OF the Principal in tho preparation OF their various
dies.
Refarencos.-To the Faculty the gouth Carolina Uni
veIsity, md to present and former patrons.
For terms and further particulars, address the under
Egued- RICHARD FORD, A. NJ.
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EDUCATl0 N AL.
DANCING school

DANCING SCHOOL,
BY MONS. BERGER, AT MASONIC HALL
TTNME OF TUITlON-FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
Il MASTERS, Tuesdays and Thursd1v:. st o'clock.
For Gentlemen, Tuesdays and Fridays at o'clock Sat
urddys assemblies commence at O'Clock For partcu-
Lara apply at tho Hall at the hours Of tuition at No.
II Globe street. thstu7 January II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22

MRS. Carroll,
HAVING RETURNED TO THE CITY. OFFERS KER
IL services as Teacher OF the Piano and Vocal Music.
Apply at No. 81 WENTWORTH STREET.
December D.. Is /
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. M EETl l N G S i.

CHARLESTON SOCIAL CLUB.
TXNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
Charleston Social Club will be held at halfpast
O'Clock This Evening. n-
BY order. JOHN CANNON, l4
January % Secretary
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22

NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT
SCHOOL, @Gu
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
CORNER BROAD AND CHURCH STREETS
BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, MERCANTILE CALCU.
D LATIONS TAUGHT, a& 6@
FRoM TO 9 EvERY NIaHT.
January III limo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22

ENOR SALE OR RENT, THAT FINE PLAN
u TATION called MOONHORN on Daniels Island
shout eight miles from Charleston containing three hun
dred and twelve There freedmen the place
willing to contract for labor Apply at ANN STREET
OFFICE, South Carolina Railroad Company.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22

THO RENT, A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE
IN Church street few '.oors from the Battery It
contains eight (N square rooms pantry and cstern.
AL outbuidings in good order Apply to ss"- -
January 16 S. T.. HOWARD l. BRO
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+ O r SALE.

EvOR SALE, THAT TWO AND tIALF'
u STORY WOODEN HOUSE known No. South
street. near America, containing four square rooms
placements &C. The Lot Is high and dry build
ing new. and In complete order. On the premises
good cistern and well Of water. 5 /"
For terms, &c, ap ly to B. A. J. r. EARLY
January "a tuth No Is Boyces Wharf