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Board Of Education.
SPECIAL MEETING.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDucArroy.

",
Ottawa, Friday, May 81. 1867.
Present-H q. Norce, President. and Directors
Clark, Gibson. Courtney. Crane Lutz and Griffith.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
communication read from Miss Emma A.
Lovejoy, resgnng the situation of assistan. in
seventh ward school. The resignation was accept
cd. and the clerk was instructed to draw an order
for the sum due Miss Loveiov.
MISS Mary Brunson was elected assistant in sew
enth ward school, subject to examination By the
superintendent
Bill of John Manley Sl0.05, was presented and
referred to committee on supplies
The committee on finance reported the receipt,
from the mayor of ten bonds of one thousand dol.
lars each.
The committee were instructed to negotiate the
bonds and place the proceeds of the same in the
hands OF the treasurer of the Board
Ihe committee on buildings reported plan and
speclicati0ns Tor school house in the second
ward. Ihe report was accepted, and the plan re-
commended Dy the committee was approved.
The committee on buildings were Instructed to
invite proposals for erecting school house in the
second ward, according to the plan and specitica
tions adopted, subject to such notifications as the
committee on buildings may make, the rooms on
the first and second floors to be finished ready for
seating-and report at further meeting of the
Board.
The action OF the committee on buildings in in
structlng the clerk to draw order for one hun.
dred aad fifty dollars in favor of 0. s. Kinnv for
plans and specifications. was approved.
The committee on buildings were instructed to
secure the use Of the City Hall for subsequent
meetings of the Board
Adjourned till Friday evening, June eth.
7. II. CLARK, Clerk.
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Circus and Menagerie Coming,

Tuesday next, June 25th, will be circus day in
Ottawa James T. Johnson's Grand Iowa Circus
and Rocky Mountain Menagere will be here,
and of course viii draw an immense crowd, as
from all accounts it will deserve to- The men
agerie part consists Of many of the most striking
geological wonders Of the Rocky Mountain region,
while the circus embraces splendid troupe Of
equestrians, gyminasts, acrobats, athletes, &c
Among the equestrians are several ladies whose
fame is world wide, such as Mile Edith, La Petit
Anna Cramer, Mrs. Cramer, Mrs. Emma Ostran-
der, &c. The circus is ornamented and enlivened
by town clowns, and among the many notable
features may be mentioned the wonderful per.
formances of the trick horse Frank, the daring
fearless feats of the Fire King, &c. All our ex.
changes agree in pronouncing it number one
circus, whence we fell warranted in advising all
who love such amusements to go. Performance
afternoon and evening
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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING,

a., ~ TUESDAY, Juac ls, 1857.
Prcsent-Mayor Clancy, Aldermen Ioyland
Vet.e: Stebblns, Brunker. Fcnnell, Carroll, Col,
well, Burke, Peter Miller, Moore, and Calkns.
Minutes of last meeting were ead and approved.
Mayor Clancy returned to the Council, with his
objections thereto. the order directing clerk to
issue an order Tor $lS,sS, payable to II. H. Hintz,
and the order authorising gas and gas light com.
mt'ee to superintend the fitting up with gas.
burners of engine house.
On motion of Rowland, communication of the
Mayor IN reference to said orders was approved
and ordered placed on file
Fennell, from street and alley committee, to
whom WIS .e!srrsd the petition for the con,truc
tion OF bridge across the creek at the western
granting prayer Of petitioners but committee
could not repors estimate of cost, on account of
absence from the city Of city surveyor.
Motion of Cakins. that further time be granted
committee on streets and alleys for report on esti
mate of cost, &C., was, on motion of Carroll,
amended. directing said committee TO contract for
the construction Of the bridge, and motion as
amended was adopted.
Fennsll. from street and alley committee. rs.
ported that John Csrsy had complied with all the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-22
Laporte WOOlen Mills,

1t will be of interest to all those having wool
to dispose OF, that the Laporte Woolen Mills have
established an agency in this town, and will pay
the highes. market prices for all kinds OF wools
in exchange for their goods, which have wide
reputation for finish. color and wear Their
goods are secured better than any other western
made goods, and stand favorable comparison
with any eastern or foreign goods, as to coloring
and finish, and are at she same time more dura-
BILE than any of these.
They manufacture cassimeres, beavers, Jeans,
fanneis, blankets, yarns, &c. The agents, Messrs.
Alscauler q Co., are also willing to have those
desirous TO avail themselves Of this chance to re-
ceive good prices and coed goods for their wool,
to select any goods from their extensive establish
meut, as domestic and foreign dry goods, cloth
ing, merchcqt tailoring &c., in exchange there
for. This house having but one price, and all
goods marked in. plain, readable selling figures,
it is guarantee to ssls that tc. them ut least,
their wool is looked upon the same as cash.
We the undersigned, hereby state that we have
appointed Mcssrs Alschuler Il Co., of Ottawa as
our agents for that section. WILL, Fox & Co.,
Proprietors Laporte Woolen Mills,
Laporte, Indiana.
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STONE YARD.-Among the many growing in
sututions of the city, we take pride in referring
to the new Stone Yard OF Mr.. LOUIS GAGEL-
Coming here less than two years ago a stranger
to our citizens Mr.. q. has by energy and skill,
succeeded in building upa businesssecond to tina t
OF no similar establishment west of Chicago
There can be had not only the coarser kinds of
rubble stone, but the finer qualities Of cut stone
which adorn so many of our new business blocks.
We understand that Mr. &. is not only skillful
workman in this branch of his profession, but
that he has had much experience in the higher
works of art, having designed and executed some
OF the finest statuary which adorns 80 many of
the Cemeteries of the old world. Mr. G.. is now
engaged in making plans for our Soldiers Monu-
ment, and as this enterprise seems to be secured
beyond the shadow of doubt, we say by all
means give the honor and credit of this work to
citizen of our own county.
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Chicago, Rock Island d Pacific Railroad.
TEAMS LEAVE OTTAWA STATION:
Ottawa Post Office.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL. OF MAILS:


THIRST CHUEcH Rev. RDw. CoAS Rector. Regular servl
ces sundays at O1 oceck II. and Sunday school
at O'Clock A.. VI
CHURCH OF sr CoLuMBA: ReY. p. TERRY Pastor; Rev T.
ikEBY Assistant Regular services sunday-eary
AZ O'Clock A. NJ high mass nj II O'Clock vespers r. NJ
week dsy sersces-taiiy AT : O'Clock IN
ST. Jo-xPIs CHURCH German Rom. services same
Sundays. ' -
FIRST METHODIST f. CHuRc-Corner Of Columbus and JEFF
er.oh s rev A. Gray, Pastor. Sunday services
a ~ ana r. ~ sunday school at u VI. Week day prayer
meetings, Monday and Wednesday evenings.
sECOND VI. T.. CHURCH-south OTTAWA Rev j. w
Phelps, Pastor; Sunday services i0k 4. NJ and p VI
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
fLlMoJ III CHURCH: Rev. h. Y. Lewis Pastor Regu.
iat services on sundays ~ io4 and r. ~ Sunday
school AZ r. NJ Ionng Peoples Bible Glass lee
tnre room at the same hour Weekly prayer meeting ON
wednesday evening. Young peoples prayer meeting on
FRIDAY evening Pastors study IN the basement OF the
GERMAN f. LUTHERAN CHURCH-on Jefferson st. in
Sth ward-Iey. II. Fruechtncht pastor Services every
sunday AZ l04 O'Clock A. VI. sunday school at p. NJ
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supper for the NIasons.

No public provision having been made for
furnishing tea or supper for the large crowd of
Masons and other strangers expected in Ottawa
at the Grand Masonic Celebration next Monday,
the ladies of the Episcopal Church have made
arrangements to serve splendid supper in the
Court Room of the County Court House on
Monday evening. Regular supper from to 8
o'clock; and ice cream, strawberries cake, Sc,
will be served during the entire evening until
the trains leave at IL or o'clock
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-22

Ague, chills, or intermittent fever cured. or
the money refunded DR.. Wits Ague Pills are
entirely new medicine and having been tried
in over 200 OF the very worst and obstinate cases
OF chills and fever, and not failed even in one
case to effect speedy cure, the proprietor guar
antees them to cure every case, even after all
other medicines fail Those suffering should
immediately give them trial They are war;
ranted to cure. For sale by Druggists, or sent
by mail on receipt of the price 81. Address DIR.
Witt, Box Gll Cincinnati, Ohio May 4-lOm.
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SOME OF OUR COTEMPoRARIEs seem 70 think
that the trump of their cause depended, like the
fate OF Jericho. upon the amount of noise made
in these days of refinement and luxury, an article
OF real intrinsic merit is soon appreciated hence
the unbounded and unparalleled success of
PLANTATION BITTERS.
This remedy has ever and always been found
reliable. As gentle stimulant and tonic ap-
petizer it cannot be cxceled. 1t is no doubt a
sovereign remedy for stomachie disorders-for
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and in stimulating
healty appetite.
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Celebration mt Debol,,. Springs.

The coming 4th of July will be celebrated at
Debol's Springs, miles northeast of Ottawa,
by grand basket picnic, to which everybody,
with their wives, SONS and daughters, are invited
John Hise, Esq, will deliver the Grafton, and
there will be other appropriate exercises.
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Masonic Concert.

The programme of the grand Masonic Concert
at Washington Hall is published at the end of
the Programme of st. Johns Festival, in another
column. The concert will be one of the finest
ever heard in the city. The tickets are being
sold rapidly, and as the number is limited, those
who buy first have the best chance for seats. We
advise all who would enjoy the music to buy
their tickets at once
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Donation Sucinhlc.

The friends of Rev. J. A. GRAY will give hia.
room of the NJ. f. church on Tuesday evening
July 2, 1867
Suitable refreshments will be furnished by the
ladies of the church.
All who are desirous Of manifesting their ap.
preciation Of the labors Of Bro. Gray the past
year, by liberal contribution, are invited to
attend.
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Festival ut Marseilles,

There will be a strawberry and floral Festival
at the new Hall in Marseillcs on Tuesday even
ing of next week, June 25th, for the benefit of
the Episcopal Church in that place. The object
is to get means to procure prayer books, instruc-
tion books a library, &c, with view of organ.
izing Sunday school, and ultimately effecting
q church organization.
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GRAND CONCERT IN THE EVENING.
BY Me g. W. Ii. g. Band.
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
l. Overture TO Poet and Peasant ... Suppe
2. Potpourrie, from the Huguenots :. Auber
3. La Serenade, for flute and horn Tite.
Performed by Messrs. Schnert & Baier.
4. A Summer Night Waltz ......... Labitzky.
o, Potpourri from Ell Trovatore . 80. Verdi.
Z. Finale from Mariana Wallace.
:. Templar March. ................A.J. J. Vaas
Concert at Washington Hall. Doors open at
~ o'clock-Commence at s o'clock. Tickets
81 each, for sale at the door,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-22

AT CHILD's u BRos--within few days, has
been witnessed the opening of beautiful stock
of new goods in the boot and shoe line--particu-
lar reference being had to the wants of the ladies
for the summer season. The stock embraces not
only many naw patterns, but the prices are lower
than ever-really down TO gold rates Drop in
and see.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-22

That was not mob in front of Halbert &
Megafiins the other day-it was only rush to
see some new fancies in the shoe and gaiter line
they had just received. You never see so many
ladies mixed up in mob-besides there was no
noise-no confusion-iust little crowding-
that's ALL lE..rr.-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-22

1t is pleasant to recommend a really meritorious
article hence we ask those suffering from Dys.
pepsia, Nervousness or Debility to try Dr. Strick.
lands Tonic Dr. R. M. Sans ordered a worth
for J. c. Hays, Decatur, Ala. T. Hart, New
York City, says: "it CURED me ; where can got
ittor my friendsP" Thus they write from all quar-.
tors. NAV 95-im.
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REMOvAI.-Capt. A. ?. Reed has removed his
Auction and Commission store from the Edwards
Block, Oh Main Street to the Room on Madison
street, next East Of Glover Il Cooks's Milwaukee
Brick Block. lately occupied as q grocery store
by Mr. Dyer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-22

FIsKE Il RAYMOND continue their cheap sales
at less than auction prices, determined to close
out their stock within the time limited Their
goods are Of the best quality and are sold ut an
average Of nearly 20 per cent. below the common
figure. y.
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JUST RECEyED-At the Bazaar, from the
manufactory, fine lot Of those black drap-a-te
sack coats and busters; just the thing for the
season. Call and examine, at NJ Stietel's Cloth.
ing Bazaar La Sale street, near the Illinois
river bridge
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strawberry Festival a, Utica.

The ladies of st. Georges Parish at Utica will
give Strawberry Festival at Prentices Hall on
Thursday evening of next week, June 21th.
Proceeds for the benefit of the Sunday school
All friends are cordially invited to attend.
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s. W. CHfEvER has received a new supply of
braided and plain parasols; also silk, jet and
amber dress buttons and trimming ribbons, all
colors; dress linens, and a variety Of other new
goods. Call and see them Corner of Main and
La Sale streets
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-22

STRAWBERRIES! STRAWBERRIES The place
to find fine fresh strawberries, oranges, lemons,
nuts confectionery, &c, is at Baldwins, corner
of Columbus and Madison streets. Also in re.
ceipt of fresh supplies OF vegetables daily.
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Temperance Orders,

MostroR DIVISION No 555 g r.: Meet every Monday
ekenng a ther nah IN Cheeyers Block east eide of
Housc W. y. WhImorc. W. y. y. Perley, H.
o. u. T. OTTAWA LoD1E No. 535 Meet. every Friday
evening In 'heiv hail. Cheeyer's New Block Geo " Rake
". X. >. j. b. Rice. ". G. Z.
RADIANT TEMPLE oF COLD WATER: Meets every Saturday
evening.
oyH LIVE OAK TEMPLE No. 5(snbordna,e): Meet. ey.
cry Tuesday evening NJ their hall n Cheeyers Block
DR.. T. ;. Hoberi W. &. 7. Chas ii, vorcc, W. l..
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SPLENDID FFNCING AND BOARDS can be
bought of w. W. Calkins & Co., at Hossack's s
Warehouse. Have been and are constantly re-
ceivg new cargoes from the mills of Roberts,
Calkins L. Hull
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Il. a.. q. ~

OTTAWA LoDSg No. 81 Meets every Thursday evening
DAu6HrKRs or HEBEccA: Meet the third tuesday eve
ming Of each month.
oTTAwi ESc,xPvgNr No. 49, Meets on the second and
oErth Tuesday evening
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Stout has been receiving more new goods It
is surprising what quantities he is selling. while
everybody is complaining of dull times. Go to
Stouts, ye croakcrs, if YOU want to get over
fit of the blues.
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Agent nj Seneca.

ALEX 'ArGHEr EsI- !. authorized agent at Seneca
III tc receive pay for o.i subscriptions TO the Free
Trader and contract for Job printing ic All orders sent
through him receive prompt attention.
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Mooney says he sells more summer clothing
than half the other dealers put together, because
his clothing is the best for the money. Perhaps
that is the reason, There must be some reason
for it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-22

We refer, as worthy the attention particularly
OF invalids, to the advertisement of Dr. Freeman
in another column.
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Ottawa Academy Natural Sciences.

Meets hr,i Thurdsy IN each month IN Dr. j. Pauls build
Ing Donations OF birds Insects and pelracon, solicited
D. Paal. President W. W. Calk!ns, Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-22

The msnhers 0: 0ceilent' Lodge No. 20, y A. r. are
requested to meet at ,hoir lodge Monday
u, al 10 O'cloek AZ. W.s. EAsT0N, w.M.
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Attention, Sir Knights! |!

All m members of Ottawa Commandery No. 10
are notified to appear at their Hall Monday
morning, at So'clock, sharp, armed and equipped
for escort duty. BY order OF
EMINENT COMMANDER.
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LINE OF MARCH.

The line of march will be east on Madison ST.
to La Sale; south on La Sale TO Main east on
Main TO Court; north on Court to Madison east
ON Madison to Columbus; north on Columbus
to jackson east on Jackson TO Paul north on
Paul to Superior west on superior to La Sale
south on La Sale t. Madison west on Madison
to Fillmore; south on Fillmore to Webster
west on Webster to Clay; south on Clay to Cass;
west on Cass 70 Buchanan south on Buchanan
to Douglass west on Douglas to the grove
ORDER OF EXERCISES AT THE GROVE
Intentionally the Chaplain. Rev. Sir Knight
Chas. A. Gilbert
Vocal Music.
Music-By CIR W. 1t. G.. Band
Address OF welcome.
Vocal Music.
Musc-Jolfet Band
Oration-By R. W. & Rev. O. H. Tiffanv.
Musc-Pcru Band.
Vocal Music.
Benedicton-Rev J. A. Grav.
RAILROAD TICKETS.
Immediately after the Grafton. railroad return
tickets will be sold at one-ffth fare on the
ground
- REFORMING OF PROCESSION.
The procession will reform in the same order
and return by the way of Illinois Avenue and
disband at the City Hall.
Members of Occidental Lodge. win be desig.
nxted Wy blue badge, numbered 40"
Members desiring TO remain over night will be
furnished accommodations on application to any
mefn her Of Onciaon&al ndrn
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ORDER OF PROCESSION

OhDEB OF PROCESSION:
Great Western Light Guard Hand.
ottawa Commsndery X. T., as escort.
Tyler. with drawn sword.
TIVE Stewards, with rods.
Entered Apprentices.
Fellow Crafts.
Master Mssons.
Peru Masonic csnd.
Stewards.
Junior Deacon..
Senior Deacons.
s:ecreiaries.
Trsasurers.
Junior Wardens.
Senior Wardens.
Past Masters.
Royal Arch Mason,.
knights Templar.
Masters Lodges.
The Holy Writings.
Grand Chaplains.
Orator.
Officers Of Grand Lodge.
Officers Of Grand Chapter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-22

MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-22

Rustic window shades OF all patterns at Ha
d Murphy's t
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Go to Hall & Murphy's for all kinds of furni
ture.
DEMOREsT's MIRROR OF FASHION for july,
at Osman i Hapeman's.
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FESTIVAL OF ST. JOHN,
ny the Masonic Fraternity,
At Ottawa, Monday, June 24th, 1857,
PR OG RA M ME.
P r OG r A M M E.
DINNER.

DINNER.
Dinner for all masons will be served at Wash.
ington Hall from 12 o'clock NJ to O'Clock p. NJ.
PROCESSION
Procession will form at q. o'clock p. NJ. on
Clinton St., the right resting on Madison st. un.
der the direction of Comp John Morrill, as Grand
Marshal, assisted by Bros. E. L. Herrick, L. A.
Rising, John Morrison, d. Hapeman, H. A.
McCaleb, Geo. W. Fox, F. A. King, J. F. Mari
ner, A. T. Barnes and Henry Koch,-in the fol.
lowing order:
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Go to Hall & Murphy's for mattresses and
spring beds.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
APPEAL TO THE BENEVOLENT
ARCH DIOCESE OF YEw-ORLEAws.

ARCH DIOCESE OF NEW ORLEANS. ,
In the absence of the Most Reverend Arch
bishop Oln and In a period OF extreme calamity, the
undersigned feels 10 urgently incumbent on him 10 az,
peal officially the charity Of The public AT home anu
abroad IN behalf o the charitable institutions ot TINS city
owing 20 the severity OF tie dreadful epidemic no" 30
fatally prevailing In our mid Z, tho numerous inmates ol
the said Institutions have been ANA are SIN intensely sul-
feriug; and death IS deplOably augneEung every day
the number of parentcss children of tender age ana ot
persons destitute. uHrm, aud domented to be provided
for al present and hereafter
The Institutions IN whose favor recf1 sonclted nave
respcctiy under their as follows Ie st. vincent
Asylum 100 female orphan nuts. under the care OF he
Sisters of Charity. New Orleans Female orphan Asylum
230 orphan girls under the of the sisters of charity
st. Ezabetls Asylum, $50 orphan girls under INC care
of the Sisters oi Charity louisiana Retreat 100 insane
persons Of both under the care OF tho sisters Oh
Charity. St. Mays Orphan Boys Asylum 4OO orphan
boJs many ~ whom infauts under the care OF the
200 BOYS and girls under the ~ tr Sisters of NOtre
Dame Ladies Of Providence Asylum 100 aged men ana
women, under the care ~ the Ladies OF Providence.
House OF the Good Shepherd 80 pcuitents under the
dcyOed the Nuns Of the Order OF tho Good oheP
herd. , -. q,
Am OF the said institutions unend0wed, and depend
for their support upOn the charity OF this community al
ready exhausted by the Clamtlcs OF the late war, mum
d4tl0ns. and deficiency OF crops. 80
pecuuIary other donations addressed either 20 the
Very Rev Mr. Raymond, NcalGcneral at tho residence
OF the Most Rev Archbishop, orleans or TO THOMAS
LAYTON esq, President ot tho southern Bauk, NeWOr-
tend 10 their faithful aud judicious distribution
Administrator Of the Arch Diocese OF New-Orleans.
Nftr. Orleans. OCT. l.. 1851.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
VIM. Walker, m adroit confidence man, SUI

VIM. Walker, an adroit confidence man, sue
ceeded in purchasing $4,000 worth OF real estate. ne
turnout expensive clothing and IN borrowing several
thousand dollars In money at Saline ana kankakee ~
lately on the strength OF expected Dcquest OF fl5
from rich uncle In England" Ho was arrested last
week in Chicago
Mr.. Martin Gates of Duncanvile, Blair Co.,
Pa severely wounded In tho chest during the iate
war. He came home and got we'll The other day he
extracted n largo brass button from the wound inc
button, which Was nattoned had been driven into MS
body by the bullet and had remained there fuy three
years.
The editor of The Dansrille Express has Wis
tied gas well In West Bloomfield, Ontario County TINS
well was bored to depth OF 500 feet and Pipe projects
pipe was set ON rc the 2d OF July last and has burned
erccly over since The flame leaps IS or 20 eot Into lho
ar, tshIlns the country toy miles around