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~ = JOHN R. FRAYsER, N. D.


Z
We have examined The Lenses of DR.. BERN
HAH.Dr. and c0nsiuer theI4 superior to any we
have seen. They are admlranly accepted noS
only 30 improve the impeEfecilVns OF Impaired
s.est. but ta relieve the wearInsss Of vision
. = shiau constant study produces. Many OF the
Z Glasses 1rs Of new and ingenious ntriyance.
va co-Gi.Liv ras0umend the Doctor 10 all
trose who require .e-ssnti5c optical assistance
| john PITMAN, n, d.
GEORGE Z. GRAN 81. d.
r r.. HOP-DN. VI j.
s. MILFs wiLLETr. II. D.. lcl Adams street
Rev. :. c. ETEDMAN
&. WHITE. Keclo ~ Calvary Church.
Rev. j. d. WITHER,FOON.
Rev. DR. :. H FOED, Pas os Baptist Church.
G. =. DAVIS Cumberland Prasby terrain Church.
u. ID. LILLY, o. > j.
Dr. h. W. X II .+ETOE.
( Ir RWTN 40i Sh-lby sire t.
Isslirucnials siIui lsr 10 the above may be seer
II ~. BEi.NI3 AEl}r'e ol,1e, Tiorn
/ X Is AhNOLD, y. -, sas auu@h Ga.
/ JOSEPH = 'LgNkEII, Pastor o. So Pssul' 8
( Won JANEs /. ORR, GsyeInoE Of south q
M. JUEATHAE woRrg. .GoyernororNcrt
/ H65. A.--.A.cURrIE. Governor Of Pennsylvania
! Bon. .. P..stuRT0N, Governor OF indiana
l Hon ALh.l1. IA ldShG, Tx Governor OF A-in-
/ Haa. RICHARD YATES. Governor Of Illinois
b. BEf MODk. Gsvernor or EeW York
X F. fltNTOA, Governor OF New hocN-
Aud many other distinguished gcni.eIlan-
Several years o. public practice @nd
sfuV ia the hospitals lu kurore auJ Iisilhg tpec
fi..faa 20 patients uuJrr every aspect OF oese.t
ave vision as well sE experience M an extensive
/ long established Dlsiless 10 Ills gptie,4i at;ie ie
I bath here AID ia Europe, DR.. bFitN II Z ltll
caEsaers it sufficient gIaraut Tee OF MS aolilt5
ts3kpply s1cl glasses as are best calculated tol
D tbs assistance OF recovery Of imperfect sisuL'
/ ONCE Hours from 9 "a. TO pm
OVERTON HOTEL.
Room No. I.
/ o,-frr f, sposyen,euts elsewhere, Dr.
! RERNHABII' rlIl be able to remain here bu
! ,r,l--,sr fir-.a --.f,- feial O.
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SEEDS.
GLASS; seea :

IN store and 10 arrive, wholesale and retaL
J ~ CEAIG'S SEED STORE,
Iau24 Pm Mg Main street. Memphis-
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once Hours from 9 3 n. to 5 pm
OvERrON HOTEL.

y Rowing to engagements elsewhere, Dr.
RERNHABII wlll be able to remain here but
ashurL time CulF. IsiiAi "
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RAILROADS.
MEmPHIS AND CHARLESTON


rRATNs leave IS follows city tlmel:
Through Express, sundays excepted osAl
n.----n ~. 60 nm. ElmnrNLLLe &c
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~.
GREE
K LUCAS.
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IL IS not by regretting what IL irrepar-
able that true work is 70 be doHe. but by
making the best OF what we are. It Is
not by complaining that we have not the
right tools, but by using well the tools
we have. Where we are, and what we
are, is Gods providential arrangement ;
and the wise and manly way IS to look
U disadvantages in the face, and see
what can be made Of them. Life, like
war, is a series Of mistakes, and he is not
the best christian nor the best general
who makes the fewest false steps. Poor
mediocrity may do that bat he is the
best who wins the most splendid victories
BY the retrieval Of mistakes. Forget
mistakes; organize victory out of mis-
akes.-Chgisti0n Treasury.
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The Jews are often spoken CT as ex-
tremely penurious and laopeyloviDg. Is
it just? We admire their apirit ohin1e-
psndence and the interchangeable industry
Of the race. To the needy Of their own
class they are most beneficent. In c6n-
sequence, who has ever seen an Tsraeli1e
begging? We never have. We alreadA
have recorded the iberality OF the small
congregation hi this city towards the
purchase of the old Presbyterian church
buiidiDg to be used as a public school.
tina buying Of which Is now 3 fixed fact.
In the Southern Baptist convention. re-
Gently held at Memphis, Rev. Mr. Rem
fro, Of Alabama, stated that, on his ex-
pressing a desire 10 attend the session.
but his inability to do 80 on account 81
money, 4 ieadilx jew Of his town made
up the requisit4funds from y small sVns-
4ogua and pres "a to him fnsueh
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NOW rO AVOID CALunNY.

tiffany one speaks i'll of thee" said
Epictetus, I" eoniider whether he hath
truth on bis side, and If so, reform thy
self, that his eehsuFes may not affect
thee" When AnaxiManqeF Wss told
that the very boys laughed at his sing
ing, "Ah," said be. " then ! must learn
to sing better.n Plato, being told that
he had many enemies who spoke i'll OF
him, said, II shall live so that none VIII
believe them" Hearing at another
time that an intimate friend Of his had
spoken detractinsly Of him, he said, Il
am sure he voEld NOT do so if he bad not
some reason for il" Fhis d the snrest,
as well as the modest way Of drawing toe
sting out Of a teproach, and the true
method of preparing q man for that
great and only ralief against the pains Of
ealumny,
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rHr GILn ANGEL

They made her a grave at evening,
They knelt hy her side 70 weep,
They covered her DER with flowers,
And left heralone to sleep
Yet eve along their pathway,
O'ershadoWaa by tempests wild,
a beautiful newborn angel
Looked over the clouds and smiled
They sit BY tie silent hearth-stone,
They Weep il the twilight gray,
They mouro fer the broken music,
The glory That fed away
They gathered around The altar,
And over their sobbing prayer
TIE song Of q rew-born angel
Is Tisiqs IN rapture taerst
They sleep, aud tbs ayr around them
BY nuttering wings are stirred,
And streams Of celestial music,
Low Whispering strains are beardt
They wander n amaranth bowers,
And meet by the Eden streams
The beautiful bright child angel
That blessesfhem in their dreamsi
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q FANNY c
PRETTY IS THAT PEErTY DOES.


BY ALIcE CARY.
The spider wears a plain brown dress,
And she Is a steady spinner;
To see her, quiet as u mouse,
Going about her silver house.
You w~onldfnever, never, 9 guess.
Tie way she gets her diunert
She looks as n no thought or ia
In all her life had stirred her,
But while she naoVes with careful tread,
And while shespins her silken thread.
q Is planning. planning. planning still
The way TO do some murder.
Ny child, who reads this simple lay
with eyes down drOpt and lender,
Remember the old proverb SAYS
Thatp pretty is which pretty dOea,
And that worth Oes not 20 nor stay
FOR poverty nor splendOr.
lis not the house, and not the dress.
That nakes the saint or sinner,
To see tie spider sit and spin.
smut with her webs or silver in.
You would never, never, never guess
The way she gets her dinner.
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1A9LO4 & DUFF
NO. Is Vest Court street.
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: JA2t PERSONS features. The faces y of re-
. q EhoH We loyed, are thus seen I bI,
+ u.s. ea Instinct y IN every line, Ike portraits.
\ Gail IL seeing, because il is
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m1RATNg leave As foll0wst city tlmel:
Through Express, sundays excepted .
s-ps.. Through Mai. $50 PM SomerVlle z
c-CmmodaHon at $40 IN.
Express connects 81 Grand suncloa
afernoou train on the Mississippi Ce1
Raflroad Cor HoAy Springs Mater
Grensda Jackson M-Esburg. Mss NeF
leans. La etc -
9Snamr. for Columbia, H1shvile
vile St-nas1a1@1se- for sl places
Srla- Georgia, North ana
Anfa- Washington, halIinofs'i
New York, eic at Graf
ts-s for Bolivar ana Stee
VII na-sfur. for Athens F3L
MA. Nashvlle, etc nfns counectl
80 - Express trans
p94lll9sge checked threugn.
go and further lnfarlnAlLl
ROY No 55s Main street. corner OF
Court street u 7 ROSS. GeuISd&
paRNFS. Gent TickeE agent
- d SHOCK. PassenseL -
an.HHI
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Line

RARNFS. Gent TlekeI AsenE 4
A :. 81 SHOCK. RazssnseL2
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S Sal II Ihe 18Th pal Of Jull. 1861.

~ the door OF The Clerks Office. ia the town OF
Marion, Crtteuden county, Arksinkas, sell %
the highest biuder, for cash ma hand, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate In CrIIeu-
Of me Spants Grant originally owned by The
Grandee estate, conveyed bv william Il. n.
Hpaia 70 Georgs w. UuderhIll and isaac Bur
OF section tweuty-f1ur "a conveyed 10 same
deed the east bali OF section thirtv-slN lsl
aud the southeast Quertef or section thirty
I've f5. ala IN township seven T, north OF tie
base line Of raugeeight o. s-st OF The 5th priIi-
Cinal meridian.
This uue 10 this properly Is believed 20 be
perfectly good. but 1 slaI conYey only as
Irustee.
Part OF this land compraas one OF the finest
plantations on the Military Road, with Gin
house, CABINS, etc. being fhe plantation known
a. the Brown Place, near Marion. Ark
my3l tGr Re BROW n. Trustee.
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% the p ~ 81 N 81,

ne eth Day OF l1y 1897,
o,.l@sn Inc hours OF Do o7e.F am. and 2
No. NJ ln front Of r-h.-ourtnousa in
brdd.r az public aucriot0 the Eiznesl
"a the fOIIoEtrgl &c.. rra5a "
oluE lu the county "a STATE afrre-
49, ~ htnge o, section Z the 18th sur
al q blsc[ ana couudsd urs: BeEiunEg
ron which suut1 81 -
glaoWn IN are Conner - 49, 0f6rant
80 81 1 we nome o. WyI sabgrts heuce
Dorfs po4es 70 q sake ta ding ~ links
sC1tLt or q post OaE ..rFsf ~, the
t4easi corner orc an. Ut nee north
. poles 70 a stake = HrE.sB ~ hite oak
MARKED II r Mr ~ q AWest cor
"i a p acre ur-f ~ Xe name Of
Inn GraLlu- fhsnret 8aSt IS poles
s-aAe W links ives. or one Ssh mark-d e. II.
lse uurlE=a,l rar5,sr 4 said Gr4ham5s
49, .4saee east. pas, jig a white oak
- L 81. The son kleast corner Of
- i-a 4. tlr nna.e nfI lnm 10 Graham.
r1e> Goa horsebeare < The west boun.
-Nev Joseph McDnurU9 sou acre tract,
southeast corner of Il rant No. G2g4 for
ll Tie name 81 = Niece. lusucs
WIN Ac-OWelIs uue al ks,ing VOL river
pee aad through a cypN es pond at ID
= poles, % a staEa4 and small cher
rd W. the Eortheak coruerof said
iuL 41f thence north ~ 1olss 10 a stake.
gles south Dc poles 70 q 81 Ee ina the line OF
40 thenee cro.sinR Vol river twice
~ tlrouEha an Island Ia q river So roles 10 Z
k-ake the northwest ~orner o. grant No.
snee sou. loies % a stake the
c9ra~ Of graft No. ~ in tue
~Acbsrs; thence west crossing Z
49, pOlesr iu aIl-l poles. 70 a stake I
Of a p 81 oak marked he Z
C. rues of grant No. ~: fheiee Jas Z
the beg uln contiuing &IH ACRES
te title 10 Lhis properW S believed 70 be
bod, but Z viii convey only p trustee
j. o. MENDENHALL,
fjes-lm' Trustee.
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as freely as any other sect. We kH
they do in cur city. Where they faIlfto
do 80 is the rare exception, nd EAle.
I Columbus Sun.
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tNTOTICE Is herebg gwen tlat in accordance
N with Abe provisions aud directions OF a
dsel IN trust executed and Celverei % me on
ley which Eeeu Is q reaoud iu the Recorders
ONCE OF trittendeu county ArklHsssl and Tor
the payuzcnt 81 the notes Liereiu described, I
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HENRY C. n Secretary.
PLIEY FREEMAN, President.
LORING ANDREWS, Vice President
HENRY G. FREEMAN, Secretary.
TAT OF TENNESSEE.
COHPTROLLERs OFFICE,

STAT OF TENNESSEE.
C-OHPTROLLEE's OFFICE, :
Nashville, June 4, 1867.
1, q. W. BLACKBURN. Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the GIoBE NJ
rUAL LIFE COMPANY, located At
New York city, in the State OF New York. has
produced 10 me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with al the require
mentS Ofthe laws Of the State Of Tennessee i'm
posed On insurance companies. and / further
certify that H. I. T-OALISsCS GENERAL AG'TO OF
said Company, has also complied with the re-
quirements OF the laws Of the state, made and
provided IN such cases: wherefore, said GLOBE
MUTUAL LTFs COMPANY has au-
thouty 70 take risks and transact the business
Of insurance in this Stale.
G.. ". BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
Active, reliable and influential parties can
find remunerative employment as sonc tors,
ny Application 10
&TOMLINSON, General Agent,
w SMadlson street, Memphis, Tenn.
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70 OOey IL; but OR1ience could NOT ~
denandef by it'll Of Right. IL there
then, sofasthing a6oaae Con. like fhe
ancient Fate or Necessity a law IN
which He also is subiectS MOI these
Attrloutes are f His Essence. We
do not assign then to Him. becausa ace
have them In an Imperfect degree buf
because He necessarily possesses them
as He is necessarily SelfExistent and
other senses might be substi-
but there is, in the nature of things,
nothing that can be substituted i'm ne
place of these. Infinite Attributes. of In.
diligence. Power and Love. These are
10 more credteg, than az Himself Is.
could not be truck out n exist
and the Universe and GoD con-
inue to exist.
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ALnhn1nn -.

VFYE are daily reeeiving Superior Alabama
w Lime, in large quantities, which we are
selling AZ lowest rates, at the Blun City Cotton
Shed, corner Linden and Clinton streets
mv.0lm DIN q GGITEHTTX
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Rrl,efoe,a GnIe

IN pursuance Of a deed of trust exscrted to
me by g. A. feneEtacE, eafed July -. IS6,
and duly recorded lu The Registers Office OF
suelsg county, Tenn ga took No. 81, part "a,
pages ~, ~ aad za. for Tie parpose or secur-
ing certain not-s therein specified, and in de-
mult OF payment having been Hsade, i Will, on
Saturday, The 22d BaY OF jane, 1861,
between The h-Oursof0anI Eo'clock a m.atthe
southeast corner O. alley between Main and
Front. on Madison JreeLIn tue city Of Memphis
Tenu-, sell, a. pubic auel0n, 10 the Highest
b-uUert lof casn, q CERTAIN lot or parcel OF
ground, in the county CT sheIby ard state Of
Tennessee, known and described as follows.
being about I've miles 81 ri TIE city Of Mem
pus, on Tue Wales Of cypress creek. and
known uuon Va. Armouts suBdN SION OF Bis
plan Of lots in The Cared tract as drawn by
GrldeT q funiack, civil engineers. and know
upon said plan Is lot Nc. Isl eight Bezinning
on the southeast corner oI The luterastHom OF
Gnau aud Aucker avenues as laid Gown mon.
aaid plat thence aastNaElT with Tie sOurh
Line Of said Grace avenue twelve hundred and
-eventy-eiRht Get Q27S leeD TO the lands ofthe
late John Pope thence southwardiy three
hundred and tWenty-EeFeh i've tenth feef
fgT 5-I0th feet % q stake thence vest
SFar1iy twelve hundred and seEenr-eight
feef u27s aeeU 70 Rucker avenue; themes norfh-
waFdIy with the east hns OF Rucker avenue.
feet ~ 5 10Th feet TO the beginning. c
iHg nine sxty-one hundredth acres 1aiI
acuesl- NH
Ths title 10 said p eperty is believd
coed. but i viii sell and ConVey only as u
Right ofIedempti0n Wsiyed. ftftei
le2 tda HORACLE CARTE, IT
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between the hours Of 10 O'clock am. ana 1
o'clo X pm, in the MuBhy Sleek. On Front
street, No.. 80, 10 the city Of Memphia county,
Of Shelby andEtafe Of Tennessee, 91eE and seI
to the highest bids2er for cash. lae 4sl1HlEE
property, "a. ! lc1 tafo
Cnaifa, Carpets febles, Letter
androlfeAs. EHooH t&f
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muR0UGH Receipts given lof
II 5GTcinpatI By rsu OF river; ~, l5A n
teedLC9s WAY JOhs
n New YORK. STAR Wild
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4 81
O0E40, sc IS
S7s8,24S 6e
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ezs9 24s 81
The Trustees have declared a DIVIDEND on
all Participating Policies in force which have
been In existence y months prior TO Jaa. 1. 1870.
70 be credited each Policy IN proportion ~ IL
contribution 70 Surplus, and 70 be applied At
tue Renewal OF each Policy either IN reducnod
OF Premium or as ReversiOnary Additions IN
1888 provided the Amendment OF the Charter
wise in $50.
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w market those very desirable andvN AMI
lands. 50 well known TO the community MJne
Homestead Tract OF the late GemlduS Bun,
tyn, ESQ, situated Il the Hrst station on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad. I've mile
east Of the city. The improvements with
about twenty acres Of land, have been re
reldes upon the premises. The balance
o the ira t. consisting 81 about 40 acres,
has been laid on IN lots varying in size from
euues. and laid OF 50 as 10 secure thu greatest
mount OF comfort. The trains OF the Menu
phis and Charleston railroad afford The opBor-
tanitg OF gong IN ana a oftue city, from and
% B~untyn,s station, four times a day, 20 a. 10
make a residence Al This point almost as con
venient as to live IN the city itself
The cheice can nov be- had Of lots wholly OF
part in original forest or ia field,
In Exchange fer City Property.
The executors are d rectedbr The WIN TO sell
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to eKcDAABc -OhetlAeA
RnaAg Vsre-t Icrzfa The CITY.
vacant - ! suburban. resi-
pa5I& looE rs - nsopcrty more de-
1sLlS, 100 nov thlE ressrd 10 health, con-
SoeteSce " lOend ~liehborhoOd, within the
sale eAeaAee Ifom As %trv liberal and easy,
se,ls VIII De u4t<ies DESTROYS OF buy
~ - PaIees isN tqes Of the suDdiy1sion
III Be Shown at ortrfa .rznvAN4 a co.
myHu R0YsTth
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sECOND ANNUAL REpnRT-
s


Commissions aud Agency
Medical Examinations, Adj
vertising, Exchange. etc.
Salaries Printing, Postage
amt ONCE EXpenses.
Taxes and Internal Revenue.
Return Premium aud Re- n
Interest on stock
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\ MEMPHIS APPEAL
MEMPH
1t is announced that Brigham Young

SUNDAY. .3.. JUNE 50. 1857
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Notice Of Conn,.., ershLn

M undersigned have Ills dan. tUto
d-,1t ttlrr,ua f- lle g5
sG-sI-e ASs1efe- rir larHe sa5 eql-
X CLAEKE 8 90. name and style o.
8 r. CLARKE
W9+4lA GREENE
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She9.lf's Sale,


Dr. virtue u q Piuriss Fisrs Faeias 70 me al
ID reeted from the Law Court OF Memphis, Of
date June q, lSfI. II favor or Jorsion brothers
and against W. i. Williams ct al, 1 viii on
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n All. Su18e, who serve
he an as q private
urem secretary
ately pied consul
y thI persons
zion \ turned out
an Aof theA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-16

Various business changes aud removals
necessarily follow the recent destructive fire
in our city.
Baily & Bro, we understand, viii not, at
present, attempt to resume business.
Messrs. Henery & Clarity are undecided
as to their future course.
Hall L Murphy have rented tho new brick
building erected last fall BY Mr.. Eichelber-
ger on Madison street, little west Of La
Sale, and already occupy it with their stock
saved from the fire, They are preparing to
FL 1t up by additional purchases, and in a
few days will open large as ever.
Mr. Kneussl, even before his building was
fairly on FIRE, had stepped across the way
and rented the room occupied by Mr.. Peter
Meyer as a saloon. He is fitting it up as
rapidly as carpenters, plasterers and paper
hangers can drive the work, and will be
ready to reopen in week or ten days, with
a large addition to his stock. Mr.. K. Is one
of those business men upon whom little
accident like fire only acts as slimulant.
Mr.. Hinz has removed his stock TO his old
stand, Just west of the side-cut bridge on
Lafayette street-acrosS from Cushman's
foundry.
Mr. Heberle will probably not re-spen his
saloon until he re bsilds.
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WATER WoxIs DANAGEp.-We are very
sorry to learn, that during the rush of the ice
out Of Fox River on Wednesday, the heavy
iron pipes, BY which the water of the Cation
Water Works. upon which the starch factory
as well as many of our citizens depend fer
supply of good water, were forced out Of
their position at the bottom of the river, and
the connection with the fountain head cut
off. The lowering of these pipes TO their
place in the river was not only accompanied
with heavy expense, but was quite a feat Of
engineering skill. The loss is some 81 900
We learn, however, that Judge c. has all
ready taken step, to replace them as soon as
the opening season will admit of it, Mean.
time arrangements are bsing made to bring
the water across tbs river on the bridge in
temporary water pipes.
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New BUsIErss FIRM.-The announcer eut
BKATrY, and DAS C. O'KAxE have formed
CO partnership, and propose in a few weeks
10 open mammoth dry goods and grocery es>
adjustment in the building Immediately in
front OF the court house so long occupied,
but now being vacated by Mr. Cheeyer. This
is that 'lu-ky old stamping ground" in which
Walker < Hickling made fortune, and in
which Mr. Cheever has grospered 30 well. 1t
vas the first three story building erected in
Ottawa. aud for twenty years past has been
uninterrup:edly full Of goods and almost rs
constantly crowded with customers. Lately
the bsiding was purchased OF Geo. Z. Wal
ker by Mr. Lynch, the senior partner in the
new firm. For the next thres or four weeks
the building, which is . little the worse for
wear, viii be put in a course of thorough re,
pair and renovation, and will again be thrown
open to the public by about the 18th of
March. The firm viii open with bran new
stock Of goods, which is now being pur>
chased at immense bargains in the depressed
markets OF the east and south, f,r cash. We
have no doubt, from the personal popularity,
as well as the great business tact and exper>
fence of the members of the rev firm, that
this old ''stam ping ground viii, in their
hands, more than maintain its former pop,
ularity, and sincerely hope they may enjoy
all the good fortune and prosperity of their
predecessors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-16
HALO MoSIToe DIVISION No. $50,


WHEREAS it has pleased the Divine Father
to remove to the spirit world Bro. c. Cam
ders. 4
Rsso!ved, That, recognizing in this as in
all dispensations wherewith providence APP
parently afflicts US, tho hand OF the power
N ost kiHa when most severe, and believing
that this removal was for the highest good Of
the friend and brother removed, We know
that we have no real cause for sorrow, but
rather for rejoicing.
ResolUsd, Tina we sincerely sympathize
with his friends and relatives in this bereavs.
ment recognizing, at the same time, that
human sympathy has no healing power far
such wounds, but that a true faith in, and
knowledge Of, the wisdom of the Gardener
who knows The time. for transplanting, Is all
sufficient for cering ali human sorrow, and
to this faith and knowledge we earnestly
commend them.
ResoIred, That copy of these resolutions
be sent to the relatives ofthe deceased.