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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-08-03
apneb, Beattg 8 0'Kane.
a NEW WORD WANTED
For which quantity Of over
ONE THOUSAND VALUABLE ARTICLES
Will be promptly paid - REWARD.

MEssRs. EDITORS: Having established our
selves at the Old Stamping Ground, we deem it
our duty to advise the public of the superior ex-
cellence of our goods, SC. On looking over the
advertisements in your valuable paper we find
that our neighbors havein use, in fact have used
up, in putting their unsghtly mixture of old and
new goods, all of the words that would approxi-
mately express the superior inducements that we
are enabled to offer thepublic, for reason of our
stock being entirely neg. One party advertises
that his goods the very best possible the very
cheapest possible, and the very prettiest possible.
Another party advertises in the same manner,
another in the same, and so on to the end of the
list. Now, all our merchants being high-minded,
honorable men, their advertisements being the
same, their goods and prices must be so likewise.
But, Messrs. Editors, our goods are at least two
degrees better, and as many prettier and cheaper
than those Of our neighbors; and as there is no
word now in use that will bear dramatically
the addition Of two extra degrees, we Offer as
reward to the party who will create and legalise
such word, for our special use, (lte soo,d to be
an adjectie,) a quantity of all of the following
choice and NEST desirable goods, from our or,
stock:
ADM
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Means of the COMPANY.


Estimating the distance lie built by the Union Pacific
be SOS miles, the United States Government issues
six per cent Thryyea Bonds to the Company the road
finished the average rate s about SIS per mile
amounting to S4I 2oS 900
The Company is also permitted to issue It's Pirs
Mortgage Bonds equal amount, and at the ,ime
which by special Act of Congress made First Mortgage
the entir. line the bonds the United States being ub
ordinate TO them.
The Government makes donation of "a 500 acres of land
10 he mile amounting 2Oo52 900 ae, estimated to be
worth So0oV0oo making the total resources, exclusive
the capital SlS6ooO: but be fll value the lands
not he realized,
The authorized Capital Stock of the Compony is hun
ircd million dollars which five millions have already been
paid and which il is supposed that than twen
ty-kve millions at most will be required
The of the road is esmaed,by competent gneers
to be about ~ hundred million dollars exclusive equip
ment.
ProSpe cts for Business.
The railroad connection between Omaha aud the East
complete. and the earnings Of the Union Pacific the
sections already finished for the weeks May
$4,000 These sectional earnings the road progresses
will much than pay the the companys bonds
and the through business the only line Of railroad be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific must be immense.
Value and Security of the Bonds.
The Company respectfully submit that the above state
mtnt OF facts fully demonstrates the security their Bonds
and as additional proof they would suggest that the Bonds
now offered are less than million dollars on 5l7 ms
road, on which over twenty million dollar. have already
I've eNpended-sn $50 miles of this road the cars are
running and the remaining Isl miles are nearly completed
At the present rate of premium on gold these bonds pay an
annual incre. on the present cost of
Nine Per Cent,
and is believed that on the completion of the road like the
Government Bonds, they will 90 above par The Company
intend sell but limited amount at the present low rnte
and retain the right 70 advance the price at their opon
Subscriptions will be received in New York by tho
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. Nassau, St.
CLARK DDpGE Co., BANKERS, 81 Wall St.,
.onN j. CISCO 4 SoS, BANKERS, No. 80 Wall ST.,
aud by BANHS AND BANKERS generally throug bout tho
United States of whom map, and descriptive pamphlets may
be obtained, They will also be scn by mail from the Com.
panys occ No. 20 Nassau Street. New York, application
Subscribers will sccc their Agents in whom they have
confidence, who alone will he responsible TO them for the
safe delivery of The bonds JOHN j. CISCO, Treasurer
NEW YORK
Subscriptions received at the NATIONAL CITY BANK,
Ottawa. June S, 3m sp
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Cash DRUG HOUSE.
DR.. DIMMICK & BROTHER

Sell select Drugs, fine Chemicals,
pure Wines for the sick, the best
Perfumeries, Choice Toilet ar
ticles, good Stationery, I'm
proved Trusses Paints and
Oils, Glass and Putty,
all kinds of Brushes,
Lamps Il Kerosene,
GOOD As THE BEST,
Cheap as the Cheapest.
Physicians Prescriptions
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
DR.. L. n. PIxxIcK, PHO J. DIMMIcE.
Ottawa, Des, 9, 1865.
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SSassssNsE j! L v: s y ~, ssas

EMsyY. suffered with CatNrrh thirty years 1t h dcs
troved nv voice and smelling-mpared my s,Gat ana,
hearing In six weeks have been entirely cured. FOR
humanNs sake viii send the recipe for tn simple teu ~
used postage free TO MI afflicted Address Roy l. d Mad
Drawer 10, Syracuse, Ny. Jun l-3n.
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THUNDER AND LIGHTNINGw
EMERY'S
IMPROVED X | SOLID COPPER
LIGHTNING RODl
PATENT PENDING.

Having an outside surface of two and ahafnches joints
ten feet long and connected without nuts screws rvets or
wire presenting continuous surface for the OF
electricity, from the pon to the moist earth point pos
the of dschargng electrified body silently
the rod conveys il silently to the groun-ths continually
operating to dsarn the cloud as 1t passes
All cxides noncOnduotsrs oil electricity lrcn when
rusted almost useless conductor Copper not sub
this disability while il Ia from six 10 eight times better
conductor the surface than iron This rod can b.
attached IL tho building more permanently than any other,
for the reason that the wind cannot loosen and shake tho
Joints apart; be mashed up and broked is the
with sheet copper rods
This rod received the First Premium Silver
Medan at the State Fair of Illinois, at Chicago
three entries
For sale at wholesale or retail
EMERY 4 MCFARLAND,
No Canal Street,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
Those wanting rods aud trough should sample OF
the above before ordering Samples be seen by calling
n. A. THROOPS Agricultural Store
Orders left there will be filled promptly by John STARK Of
others employed to do
We warrant our work to give satifaction.
by buying largely anil direct from the manufacture of
galvanized iron gc$ rtaShich adapted to wants,
and thus able to etVs low considering its real value
selling the cheapest rod offered to the pUulc We
sell copper rod the price that iron has hcrotomr
been sold.
We defy Competition.
rs EMERY, w. MCFARLAND,
Chicago lmay II SIN Ottawa
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"a" John Minor Bolts has taken the stump
In Virginia to win over his old wing friends
to the Republican party, They were almost
all opposed to secession, and many remained
Unionist throughout the war He Ellis them
they have no business in the ranks of the
secession, State sovereignty Democrats but
exorts them to JOIN the party of equal rights
add national sovereignty. He charges the
rebel democracy with the purpose when
they obtain power, not only of DISTINGUISHING
the blacks, but Of re.enslaviDg them. He
forhties this charge by quoting the opinion
or Charles OCohor, a great light in that
party, who, IN an elaborate reply, to cues
tons touching this point, argues that slavery
is not consttutionally abolished and, there
fore may be re-establshed In view of this
high Democratic ''opiniou," 1t may be ia
ken for granted that not many blacks in
Virginia will vote the Democratic ticket
To the taunt that the Republican party of
that State is composed chiefly of negroes.
while the whites are mainly on the sides of
the Copperjohusouites, Bolts puts IN this
stab under the fifth rib
They boast of having nine out of every
ten whites on their side; some say ninety.
nine out of every hundred. Now suppose
we have the same proportion of the coIored
race on our side, what reason have they TO
complain, If, after a stewardship of sixty
seven years, during which they have made
a wreck of everything intrusted TO their
care, the power should be taken from them
and transferred to new hands, who NAV do
better but can't do worse, than they have
done ?"
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-~s4@S4--
"A Failure"

Under this head the jackson Co. Baam En-
gives the organ Of the grand Lodge of Good
Templars of Wisconsin the following notices:
The Northwestern AdUamce, the new TEN
perance organ of the Grand Lodge of Wis
coGsln is as complete a failure, as we ever
saw in the newspaper line We think the
Grand Lodge did a very unwise and foolish
thing when it encouraged the institution of
the Adcance and Withdrew patronage from
the CHEZ, a most excellent temperance ad-
vocate. Miss Emma Brown, has worked
faithfully and increasingly to sustain herself
and continue the publication of her brave
Chief. Her paper is doing good service in
the cause Of Temperance, and if the Grand
Lodge does its duty at the next session, the
Chief will be designated as the official pa
per.
Two pages of the Adgqnce are printed in
Chicago, while the other two are mostly
devoted to Advertisements and local affairs
| We endorse the sentiment of the Banner
to letter. The order of | O. G. I. in Wis
consin has become too big an affair to rec.
ognze as its organ the little dishwater
even-by, nine get up with its Chicago in
sides. The order should have stood by its
brave 'Chief," published by Miss Brown, al
Fort Atkinson, and it will stand by it yet
-Croaoford Co. Union
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CAPTURE OF TWO DEVIL FISHES. Two
devil fishes the sea monsters descl bed by
Victor Hugo in his ToiIers of the Sea, have
been taken and carried to San Francisco
by some Italian fishermen The head is
about the size Of sturgeon's,is joined to a
sort OF sack, from which hangs eight long
pendants, or arms whichever they may be,
is covered with suckers or valves resembling
in shape and size the human ear. and like
the main body, of white geatinous appear
ance Take a large sturgeon, and cut his
body into strips from the gill to the tail;
sprerd them out, with the head 10 tbs centre
and you have some idea of the appearance
Of the devil fish They are found all along
the North Pacific coast, but are seldom cap
tured, owing 10 the danger attending that
operation The two in San Francisco meas
ure six feet from the end of there nose to
the tip OF there arms
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, July 81, 1861
Some 200 brls changed hands al $40 6fa13 50 fol
White Winters; 1900 for red Winters So 25atO O(
for Spring Extras. and SO 00aS 25 for Unsound
Spring wheat was again dull heavy and 4a5c lowe,
but Winter grades were in fair request and trife
frmer. We report transactions at So 16a2 2G for No
50 0Sa2. 10 for NO. 2 and 81 rs for No Red and
III 63al 70 for No SpIing-at S7%aS81sc for No 4
8314aS3Rc for No. .. and 75%a76c for Rejected in
store. and $3.50 for No. afoat;co at 87as7s/C
for No in store
Oats were Ra1c better but very dull with fri
fling transactions at 63a64c for No. 2and Sc for Re.
jected in store.
Freigtts were tirmer with engagements at Sa3Mc
for Corn to Buffalo, and &c for the same to Oswego
BUTTER The market during the week inst
closed has ruled fairly active for desirable Qualities
There is no movement in the market for shipping
grades. and holders find it difficult to realize except
at greatly reduced rates We continue to quote
Choice Dairy 18a19c good Tub. 16a17c prime Fir
kin 14a'6c: AMI common Firkin. 9a13c.
CHEESE.-There is a reasonably active move
ment in the market for Prime Factory Cheese which
owing to the moderate supply on hand is firmly held
at quotations The stocks of common Western dali
rv are large and increasing. and under light in
CURRY, prices during the past week have receded
15a1c per 10. with still declining tendency. We
quote: New York Factory-genuine-a l6a17c
Illinois Factory. 14a15c Western Reserve. 12a13c
WOOL-The demand for this staple is light and
holders firm in their views at last weeks ru-
ling prices. Sales from first hands, of mixed lots
washed at 35a37c. medium washed. unsightly. 32c;
washed at 36@37 pc fine washed in good cond-
ton at 43c. Base more than fleece.
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There is clear and decided difference be-
tween party organized for the protection and
defence OF the government and party which
makes the government subservient to rhe in
terests OF the party itself This is lust the diff
erehce which now exists between the demo
cratic and republican parties. The object OF
the democracy as party is to preserve the
constitution and the laws, for the benefit OF
the whole people.-Na,Caukee Ne,rs
lit would not appear categorical or out OF
character, we should like to ask the editor of
the Milwaukee Ne10S about how long it is since
the Democratic party Gas partyn epioyed
that object?-about how long has it been since
democracy as party" undertook to pre-
serve the constitution and the laws, for the
benefit of the whole people ?" If our memory
serves us rightly, and we think it does, we can
remember when the present editor of the Mil
wsukee Ne,Os wrote article after article TO
prove that if Republican President should be
consttutionally elected there would be moth
ng left for the southern States to do, but to dis
solve the Union, destroy the constitution and
disregard the laws, and that not "for the ben.
eft of the whole people, but for the benefit
OF a small class of the people, then known by
TIE euphonious title of Shareholders And
when this same democratic editor wrote arti-
Gle after article advising the people of the
slaveholding States to secede-to dissolve the
Uh@n in case Mr.. Lincoln should be elected.
Acting upon this advice, the slaveholde rs
did attempt to secede, to dissolve the Union,
and the present editor of the Milwaukee Neacs
approved, sustained and applauded their treas
enable course. And the Democratic party as
party, sustained, applauded and approved
the same course, while the Republican party,
true to the objects of its organization devoted
all its energies to the protection" and de
fence of the government" And that is just
the difference between the Republican and
DenocIatic parties. The former fought four
years in the defence of the constitution and
for its protection, while the latter fought the
same length of time for It's destruction, simply
because it could not make the government
Subserve its party purposes The Milwaukee
News should be little more careful in its
wording in specifying differences between par
ties and not get the boot so VIGOROUSLY on the
wrong foot
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The HARVEST do not wish to en-
courage hopes that will not he fulfilled nor
to make any statements that viii not 0e-
gully borne out by the facts; but we think
we are justifieh in asserting that the grain
crop Of this region of country now promises
as well as was ever known before. The har
vest will be begun next week and if the
weather continues good until the crop is
gathered, the farmers will have abundant
reasons for rejoicing We cannot form any
estimate of the probable yield but it is
enough to say it will be large;and we may
also assume that the quality will be excel
lent. -Vhtsuatsr Register 10th
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milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE. July 81.
WHEAT.-Tle market suffered further decline
Of 12c at the early board and holders were rather
anxious to realize. Sales at 2 05 for No spring in
store 1.S3al S5 for No. regular Sla1 SO seller this
week, and l. 10 for No. regular.
At the noon board, further decline of &c was es-
tablished. but transactions We're light.
The flour market has suffered decline offully 25c
since our last report City spring double extras
at $1000a1100. with few sales of good brands at
OBS. Country nominal at 970a1000. though
1925 is asked for some brands. Extras are dull at
9o0a950, and very choice brand is sold at the lat
ter figure.
Oats are unsettled, and No. Q sold at 6la65H c.
closing at 941ac. Corn is firm and unchanged Rye
is quoted at 30 for No. old, and l.10 for new.
BUTTER.-In fair supply. We quote Common
to medium frkin. 10a12; medium to good. 12a14
good to fine firkin, 14a15 jar choice, 16a1S jar,
common, 14a16; grease butter. Sa10
CHEESE.-In good supply but prices steady. We
quote Wisconsin factory. new, 15c in dairy 14c;
DO dairy 12a18 Hamburg. factory, 49, do, dairy, 49,
Sales, 10 bxs Western Illinois, Ice.
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FREDERIC DOUGLASS. the noted coIored or

! FREDERIC DOUGLASS the noted colored or
ator, recently received visit from his lro-
ther after an absence # forty years. esch
having lost al cine If tue other Ee
writes concerning it q gentleman In New
''k "ho has assisted IA bringing about
the reunion:
ROCHESTER, July II, 1867 Ny DEAR
SIR;-On my arrival here from Virginia two
days ago found my lost brother Perry and
bis family safely arrived at my house, and
send this merely to express my thanks to
you for your kind offices towards him and
them The meeting Of my brother after
forty years separation is an event altogeth-
er too affecting for words to describe How
utterly accursed is slavery, and how nm.
speakably joyful is the result of its over
throw! The search now being made and
the happy reunions now taking place ali
over the South after years of separation
and sorrow, furnish subject of the deepest
pathos. Truly yours, FRED. DOUGLASS
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= 1 r. U.

WRlGHT-At Ottawa. MINI, July o3d, 1867, Mrs.
Mary A. Wright, wife of Newton D. Wright, and
daughter offs. c. and j. E. Vinegar, aged "a years
and months.
The deceased leaves husband and two small
children and large circle of friends and relatives
to mourn her loss. For two years she has been
afflicted with that deceptive but almost always fatal
disease consumption. Last spring in hopes that the
pure and invigorating atmosphere of Minnesota
might have a beneficial effect her husband took her
there. For short time she seemed to revive but
the reaction came and she sank quietly to rest.
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SIMPLE MODE OF COMPUTING INTEREST. =
A new method of computing interest on
any number Of dollars at six per cent APP
pears very simple Multiply any given mum,
Der of dollars by the number of days of iu-
terest desired, separate the right hand figure
divide by six; the result is the true inter
est of such sum for such number of days, at
six per cent. This rule is so simple and so
true, according to all business usages, that
every banker, broker, merchant, or clerk
should post it up for reference and use There
being no such thing as fraction III it there
is scarcely any liability to err or mistake
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-08-01

| The National I'atelligencer had and inspired
utterance yesterday. The President, it appears
| promises to chcerfully execute the wishes of
Congress; but TO this promise be appends a
few oracular remarks, which may be interpret
ed almost any way, and viii read forward and
backward alike. He holds that he has no power
"'to exonerate himself from ultimate res pousi-
"bility for all Executive action under the Gov
"ernment to the extent that he shall take care
the laws are faithfully executed;' in which
opinion we most heartily agree with him. The
article in The Intelligencer thus continues
SHOULD an occasion unfortunately force itself
"or be forced upon him, in which he must
consent to be disobeyed or supplanted from
his constitutional jurisdiction, or else require
'obeyed by the power Of the army and navy,
IF necessary, there is, we are satisfied no au-
'thority for saying what line of action the
Administration would adopt" This sentence
comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb
1t is a good deal in the style of one of Jack
Bunsby's opinions; and we might say of it
too, in the words Of Capt. Cutie, ''the bear
ings "of this here observation lies in the api-
'cation of it," If something happen, it is not
clear what, Mr.. johnson will either do or not
do something which nobody can foresee The
statement may not be very assuring, but it is
safely. Y Tribune.
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WRITING PAPER-A New
Supply just received ut
INTPORTANT, SOTvSE

Persons in search of health will please not confound
Dr. " CLARENCE PRICE, the celebrated Analytical Ply
stefan with any other Dr.. Price. Remember that Dr.
V. Clarence Price has treated Chronic diseases in this
State longer than any other Physician; has visited K
noshs for the last eight years. and Will for years con-
time to do So DR. v Clarence Price has no associates
in pratlcestands upon his merts-responsfbe for
his own actsand the only Physician Of his kind in the
West, Has met with better more complete
cures than any other physician treating Chrcnic dis
eases.
Diseases OF the Heart, Throat, Lungs. Liver stom-
ach Blood and all Chronic ailments can be cured by
Analytical system of treatment after all others
have failed.
Only be certain you consult Dr. " Clarence Price
whose notice has been in this paper for years Att
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In the Coral Caves

sea-green is said to be the prevailing har color an
the
FISH-TAILED MAIDENS
sit on the rocks and comb their green locks assidu-
ously. But the
BELLIES OF EARTH
prefer glossy browns and shining blacks to any oher
tnges, and if nature has given their fair head,
these beautiful hues, or if mschance has robbed them
of their once exquisite beauty, they don't cry about
it, but resort at once to
'CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
which in five minutes does all that nature ever did
for any head in her happiest mood.
Manufactured by ]. CRIsTADoRo, IS Maiden Lane
New York Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all
Hair Dressers 4w7
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e8- There is now reason to believe that
the report recently published of the cap
ture, by Indians of train near Fort Larned
with Catholic Bishop, six priests aud six
Sisters of Charity'is without truth, the train
referred to having passed point 55 miles
West of Fort Larned since the time of the
reported outrage.