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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20

| OF three Aldermen, to be named by the Mayor
and First Engineer, be appointed to report to
City Council, plans and specifications with esti-
mate OF cost, supplying water necessary for fire
| engine purposes.
Mayor appointed Aldermen Colwell, Brunker
and Fennell to act with First Engineer as said
committee. Ua
On motion of Miller
The matter of repairing Pine Street Sewer
was recommitted to Sewerage Committee.
On motion Of Brunker,
VIM. Burgess, John Bennett and VIM Greg
gor were appointed special policemen, to receive
pay for services performed only as ordered by
City Council. ,rlt s
On motion of Howland,
Police Magistrate Graham was authorized to
remit fine imposed upon Thomas Broderick for
violation of city ordinance, upon payment of
costs of suit by said Broderick.
Calkins presented and moved the adoption of
| the following ordinance: tt
An Ordinance Amending An Ordinance Regu-
lating the Sale Of Spirituous Liquors.
Beit Ordained ty the City Council of tie City
Of Ctta,rd, That section three of an ordinance
regulating the sale of spirtuous liquors be
amended so us to read that every applicant for
license under this ordinance shall pay into the
city treasury for the use of said city a sum not
less than one hundred dollars, and not over two
| hundred dollars. &c. ...r. .t
7FennelFs motion to lay on the table, was lost.
| Ayes--Brnnker Fennell, Carroll, Colwell-4,
| Noes---Howland, Vette, Stcbbins T. o.. Miller,
Ravens. Peter Miller, Moore and Calkins--S.
| The vote on ordinance was7--f go. nos, s. ....
| Ayes--Howlaud, Stebbins, 7. o. Miller, Peter
| Miller, Moore and Calkns--6 ... . q t...
qNocs--V Vette, Brunker, Fennell, Carroll, Ra-
vens and Colwel--G. .f,-I.'4 s....,. s.;
The Mayor gave the casting vote in the mega
| tive and orlinanee was not adopted. .u.,
| 0n motion of Howiand, Street and Alley COM
mittee We're authorized to purchase stone of such
kinds and quantity as may be needed for the re-
pairing of sewers and the construction of cross
| ings. af.l I-i ,-r,.. t...t ..lf... - s. ...
| On motion of Stebbins, .; -,r ......
| Ordered, That stone crossing be laid on the
south side of East Pearl Street across Division
street. '..i ... a... - n
| The aldermen from the different wards report
ed the following sidewalks III bad condition, and
recommended that the same be repaired, viz. !:
sidewalks in front of the following designated
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20

WHY CANNOT WOMEN vorE1-Philosophers
and political economists have found this, a per-
picking question for thousand years; and still
it remains unsclved. There is less difficulty in
solving the great question Where in Ottawa to
find the finest and most stylish stock of boots
aud shoess" for the ladies at least would answer
in chorus "At Halbert d Megaffin's."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20
"And William drew his Susan near,
And whispered to his bride

Though queer it sounds, love my dear,
To sit by Susey's side
But Susey answered that she would love him
more if he wore better clothes; so forthwith
William hurried off to Jacob Moneys, and from
his splendid new spring stock just received Sc
lected a suit at, a, comparatively trifing cost
that put susey in raptures, and she declared he
looked "splendid."
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AT SrIErEI's Clothing Bazaar we notice box.
rolling in daily, which indicate that his spring
and summer stock has arrived. Mems, Youths
and Boys Clothing, Hats, Gaps, and Gents Fur
nishing Goods--an have been selected with great
care, and viii be sold at astonishing low prices
Remember Steifers Clothing Bazaar, near the II
linois River Bridge. ,.... ,....'',l o ',..
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Wall PaDer.

The largest and best stock of Wall Paper in
the city is at the Bookstore and News Room of
OsxAS & HapEMAS. Let others blow as they
please, this is .hcrAcT. All we ask is that peo-
pie shall compare our stock with any other in the
city. before making their purchases, and then
decide for themselves. 1E Z II E(E
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Block No. 33 States Addition.

. '.st,r 12, 13. 80 81. 30, 3; "a Reddick's g 70
On north side OF Main street from Clay street
to Hardin street -, if .,3 ..a4
Sidewalk on west side Of Clay street from
Main street to Madison street. ..,sf
= Lots No. g. 10, IL, 12, IL, H. 10 and III, block
No /, in Lelands Addition to Ottawa. .s5
On motion of Howland, Reports on Sidewalks
were referred to Street and Alley Committee
"a. On motion of Miller, Street and Alley Com
mittee were empowered to act in the matter OF
repairing bridge across Madison street on Null
berry street, and foot-bridge across ravine on
Main street. utt ...-f o.,
On motion of Ravens, City Surveyor was di.
rected to establish grade in front of block No.
%, States Addition to Ottawa.
On motion of CalkiDs,
Oldercd That City Surveyor be directed to es-
tablish = grade for sidewalk west side OF Ches-
ter street commencing ut lot No. 4, block No y,
Days Addition, and terminating at Courtney
street in said Days Addition. l.
Motion of Vette, that an appropriation of SO
be Wade for the improvement Of school house lot
in First Ward, was so amended by Stebbins.
that the money so ordered should be expended
under the direction of Alderman Vette, and
carried.
| On motion of Miller, Supervisor of Streets was
ordered TO open bitches on Ottawa Avenue and
Hardin streets, necessary for the proper drainage
of certain ponds in the Sixth Ward.
| On motion of Brunker, Arthur Lockwood.
E, NJ. Drew and Roland Hopper were appointed
judges of Special Election to be held at the coun-
| ty court house April 9th, A, d. 1867.
On motion of Howland- Ordered that the
street laborers employed by Supervisor Of streets
up to this date be paid SID per day, and team
sters with wagons be paid $3.50 per day.
On motion df Calkns-4- Ordered, that Supervi-
of streets be authorized to pay for street Ia
Dor Sl.50, and for two horse teams and driver.
| S:t5Q per day 81
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JOHN FEENy, at his splendid Boot & Shoe es-
tablishment at No. 90, West side of Court House
square, has just opened splendid new stock for
the spring trade. There is no better judge of
this class of goods in the state than John Feeny,
and having made his selections in person, he can
warrant his goods as first class throughout.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20

Mrs. Nellie Holmes, whose millinery establish
ment is now over the store on Main street lately
occupied by Baldwin & Shouse, now Shaw and
Lamb, desires to have the attention of the ladies
called to her new stock. which she commends
with confidence as equal to any in the city in
point of quality, style and cheapness
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20

Get your garments cut free of charge at l..
BENJAMIN & Co.'S, where you will find the lar
gest assortment of cloths, cassimers and other
piece goods also all kinds Of trimmings 25 per
cent. cheaper thnn ct any other House ,rt !
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TeIuperauee Orders,

MONITOR DrrsIoS No. 55 ;. or r.: Meet every Monday
cyeni their hall In Chceyers Block east side OF Court
House. W. p. whituOre, W. L. Y. PeEley, Il. ;.
u. u. T.! OTTAWA 1soDagl No So. Meets every Friday
evening In their i Cheeyers New Block A. j. Doran w
x. .. B. Allen VIC. T.. VI. ,-. ...a
RADIANT TEMPLE or COLD WATER Meets every Saturday
evening ~. #t. r ~ - -. 81
T. OF IT, LIvs oAK TEMPLE No 5(snhoriina;el Meet
cry Tes,y evening al their new hall In Checyers Block.
Dr. T.. g. Hobert, W. C. T. Chas. II, Norcc W. L.
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II. a. d. n.

OrT.w. LoDaE No ~: Meets every Thursday evening.
DAueHrERs or RRBEccA Meet the third Tuesday eve
Il !ng of each month. Iu .r
OTTAwA ESoAsPszSr No. 80; Meets the second anC
ourth Tuesday evening. '-..
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire wa. sounded about 9
O'clock on Tuesday morning, fire having boen
discovered in the cellar of the Exchange Coffee
House. 1t was put out before any serious dam
age was done except what resulted from the
hasty removal Of part Of the furniture and fix
lures of Mr.. Formhalls, the occupant About
the time this fire was extinguished it was found
that the pump factory near the City Mills had
been set on fire. and this also was Immediately
extinguished. About the same time similar at
tempt to set fire to Strawn {; Powell's lumber
yard another to burn the box factory attached
to the Starch factory, and still another to burn
the Railroad depot were frustrated. All these
attempts must have been made by gang of at
least two or more incendiaries, of whom howev.
er, no trace has yet been discovered. But they
have created degreeof alarm and watchfulness
on the part of our citizens that we hope will soon
lsad to their detection, and when detected, we
fear there will be no disposition to await the
laws delay for their punishment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20

BEADs.-Beads and Ladies Baskets. The
largest and cheapest stock Of all kinds Of Beads
and Ladies' Baskets and Notions, at II. Wal.
theirs, opposite p o. Block.
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If Wings La Perfection will make you look
any better and not injure the skin, why not use
it? Every lady should look as beautiful ma.
ture aciM art will allow her, for a thing Of
beauty is JOY forever
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20

Meets first hurday In each month Ia Or, j. Psnls buil
ing Donations OF birds insects and pcttattohs solcite
J. Paw, President. W W. Calkns Setretary. ~ "a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-20
Music Rooms,

Orv Ovton's Book Store, Main Street.
Miss A. T. MURPHY continues giving instructions in Vocal
and ntrunentsl Music at her her residence TERMS
Reasonab Agents in Ottawa for the celebrated steck
Piano. also Pianos Mslodeons, Organs &C., by the best
Ottawa, April 20, 1ss7-M.
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SPECIAL MEETING. py ORDER OF THE MAYOR

.....,f rit. II. n. W ATEkMAN, Slty Slerh-
SPECIAL. MEETING. by ORDER OF THE MAYOR.
Wednesday, April TO-
Present: Mayor Clancy, Alderman Vette.
Stebbins, Carroll Col-well, Ravens, Peter Mil
ler, Moore and Calkins
Mayor Clancy stated that council had been
called for the purpose Of taking action with re-
gard to the Improvement of Washington oquare'
On melton of Stebbins, Ordered that commit
tee on Streets s. Alleys alderman Pierce of third
ward, and Mayor Clancy, bO constituted oom-
mittoe authorized to contract. with parties
excayating cellars for the earth taken therefrom.
at price not to exceed fifteen cents per cubic
yard, solid earth, delivered in Washington
Square; and said committee were directed to set
tie with Wilson Il Cavanagh ut same price fo,
the earth already delivered by them under tho
direction of the Mayor rHt
On motion Of Calkins, adjourned.
l Il. \. WATERMAN. City Clerk.
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Interesting Day I'M Court,

BY special order of the Supreme Court, now
81 session in this city, the following highly i'm
l.ortant cases have been set for argument orally
oo 'ne 25th inst, Thursday of next week
ihe Chicago and North Western r. r. Co cs.
the supervisors of Boone Co.. and
The Supervisors of Bureau County rs. The Chi
cago Burlington & Quincy r. Il. Co. o
The counsel for the Railroad companies are,
Hon S. w. Fuller, of Chicago; Geo. p. Goodwin
of Dixon; Geo. CO Campbell and O.C Gray, of
Ottawa. For the the counties, Leland & Blansh-
ard of Ottawa; J. j. Heron, of PRINCETON E.
A. Storrs Of Chicago.
The oral arguments viii be made by Hon. S.
W. Fuller. and Geo. G. Campbell, for the COM
panies, and by Hon. f. S. Leland and Z. A. Storrs
forithe counties. 7f
There are few cases that come even before our
Supreme court that involve so many intricate
questions of law as well as fact as are involved in
these cases. or that afford a better field for the
exercise of forensic ability and within the range
of the Supreme court bar Of this division there
are no abler lawyers than will bare their lances
in this tilt. l. ...,erH,...
We mention these facts particularly that our
people, who like to hear able speaking--partic.
ularly the ladies--may have an opportunity to
attend the session of the court on the day indca-
ted Speakers like Hon. S. w. Fuller, Geo. &c.
Campbell, Judge Leland and E. A. Storrs, in the
forum for which they have been specially train
ed by years of laborious study, are not heard
every day. nor every year in Ottawa.
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The Largest stock Of ladies' work. picnic ant
travelling baskets at G. G. Lut2s. 4w.
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Wall Paper, Window Shades, Tassels, Curtain
Fixtures &c, at G. G.. Lutzs. 4w.
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Adjourned to Tuesday, April 23d, 1867.
IN .,r r. n. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05
Wnshtlhgton NrXya,

WASHINGTON. May 5.-Tho West Point Board OF
Visitors orSanizcl; Rov. Francis Ynton, u. d.,
Presidents L. II. Angamar, OF Louisiana, Setrc-
tary. :,
Tho Radicals have carried this civ by 25eO ma
Jorlty, and have majority in City Council.
Tho Navy Department Inns ndvicea from tho
Asiaic Squadron; health good 10 prncies in tho
Chinese sens since September.
The death of Captain john =. Dankhcad, at
Adcn oil tho mouth of tho Rcd Sea. is confirmed.
The deceased was son of the late General James
Bankhcad, Of South Carolina.
On no ount OF the unexpected largo rcceipts of
nmHcellancous character from Internal Revenue
to tho close o, last month, and tho gcnc:a rcqu-
sittois from other departments, tho debt state
ment for May will show, not only very largo cur.
roncy balance. but a considerable reduction Uf
Tho informal Revenue receipts to-day amount
to 81 OF, ooo The monthly debt staeinout will DO
published tomorrow. :
). Attorney Genoral Stansberry has returned from
New York.
General Shcridan's actions Of yesterday, have
produced profound sensation III political circles
1t is confidently expected, that the Presilont WILL
on his return from Raleigh. t,ka the rcins. 1t ~
OF Louisiana. ~
Acknowledgement Stansbcrry is in receipt of
niatly lettors, with questions regarding particular
points nllsw ts to watch, in his upninI, ho cannot
supplemental opinion, .Aod upon abstracts from
State LlWa, will bo prepared and promulgated in
nnpte Ii no to meet Tho issues.
Alexander Dolmar, Director Of tho Statistical
Bureau of thu Treasury 20 ,artmont, has been
olocted All honorary mombor OF tho French Statis-
tical Bureau. .;s
Adviccs from Colonel Parker, q member Of Cen.
Grants stall WAC WONT Wet tu'inre stigato tlio>
Ind'an hostilitios II is atIt3 unofl .ally, that
Qeuoral SnorMar will talto tno field oliaIYl ly.
H judge King, OF Missouri, and PiSor OF Tc Z nos-
scD, have been impeachodb by ther respective state
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05

a NEw EprTonAJ. II: Alexander nrnuuncos him
self editor OF the Warrington ;iGa,) GaSette We
welcomo him tolthol fraternity, and conHratulais
In having In such responsible posllion gentleman
Of culture and sterp integrity. Cbnstauiiondl,s.
WHxAr.--We hayo had 5entSus, by AIr, Shelton
Olivc, of OgT6thofpa County, sone heads oS wheat
which arc said TO be but an average Of bis ehtirs
leds. Tho heads, average Eve inches in longth,
and Ave grains to each layer, averaging fifty gfsin
70 tho head, and OF an equnl plumpness. One
dozon heads weigh ono aud A!hnlf ounces.
lCbnst0uttondfist
EXPLOSION At MALoSEs FouxpnY,,LAn esplo-
sioH occurred Saturday afternoon at Malofio'e
foundry, destroying the furnace AMI involving q
loss OF considerable property. Fortunately no per-
son was injured. It appears that on old aholl,
from which tho powder had not been eItraoted
was thrown into q lot Of scrap iron, by mistake,
henco the casualty.-C -Cbasinutfondiisf. -
DAnMa HoRBEnY.-0n Saturday. night, about
ten O'Clock, white man was robbed on Bryan
street, below Fahm street. whore he had been
called upon businoss. Passing through crowd
Of negroes, congregated on the outside Of . house
in which there waB ovidontly party or son,o pow
pow, he was noticed by somo of tho crowd who
Followed him soule distance, and, upon his nehr
approaoh, tho negro diew q pistol and lovelfng IL
at bis head, donna ded his money, upon tho chance
OF blowing out his brains. Being unarmed, no waR
fosoed 70 surrender his money whom tho negro dc.
Amped.-Sdoannah Ne,cs. ~, 5,,o,,Ji-,t J
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.A Yo11Na IAnY nr.

a@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country homo. aner sojourn OF q few months In the
city. wns hardly recognized by hor ficnds In place o
coarse, rustic flushed face, she had soft ruby com.
plodon Of almost marble smoothncss aud instead OF
tw ntthreo abe really appeared but eighteen Upon in.
quy as to tho csuse OF great chnngo sho plainly
told them that abe uDod the CIRoAs s-IAN BALM and
considered an invaluable acquisition any toilet
by ita uso Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
sonal appearance an hundred iold It ia ample in It's
combination. Nature herself siple yet unsurpass-
cd In ts efficacy in drawing impurities fom also hcal-
Ing cleansing and beautying the akin and complexion
BY Its direct action ON The cutics It drnws om It all
impurities, kindly healing tho sa1e leaving tho sur.
foe "a Nature intended It should beclcar soft smooth
and beauhfl PEoo u. sent by HAL Express, on 70
oeipt Of an order, by
4ft-1!i W. l. CLARK & CO.. Chemists,
rnO onIy Maoa Nat sBsst IrqSss q Ss NY.
March so Is
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK Jau.--Tbis morning On
Mr. Biddle, In charge cs tho county jail iii this
city was making bis usual morning rounds among
in tho cells on tho first floor, Attempted to ascano
through ono Of tic windows Of tho corridor. tko
grating OF which had beon so bent4ev evidently by
prisoners. Throe Of these suocoeieG in rottinS
0utsido; but only ono made hts escape Ghfr. Bid,
die BY timoly and energetic efforts, capturing two
9f tho threo, aud preventing tho tegress Of the
was ooIorod man nanod Chss. Haynes, ooniined
for an lasaautL on another negro. He was pursued
beyond Oakdale Cametary BY, ofioor PhilyaK. Ia.
tadit. !,lh Z, y ,;o - lWamnstot Dtspatah,I n N
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: Hon. RoBEnr J. WALKRn, with his son and SON.
in.law, will soon opqn new hotel in Georgetown,
D. O., their Intention is ito make tho house the
most quiet, comfortable and fashionable homo for
families TO be found in fhe District Fifty years
ago the great tavern which stood upon the alto Of
tho present edltico was frequented by JOHN RAM
DoIPH, who, with his nuuUrouB servants In livery,
brity which will not soon be forgotten. To-day an
eI-Socretary OF the Treasury and On ex-senator Ia
about 70 prove to tho world that. "he can keep .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05

Pork dull Lard and WhiHkey quiet. Cotton
quiet, 27ia2S. Frcights dull.
EVENING DISPATCH f-iE
Cotton firm with fair doniand ealcs 2iOO bales
dselln ng; mixed to good s11 5Oa1S fancy to extra
sl3 l0a15 70. Wheat dull and lower Corn 2a3c.
lower; now mi1od Western 81 1Gal 81; old 81 %.
Mess Pork heavy at s23 12A. Lard hoavy at I2ia
i'll lair demnnd. Naval Stores firm; Turpentino ga
,G2lc.; Rosn 81 to IS so. Freghts firm; by sail
3;l6d.; by steam 7-S2d. Stocks father heavy.
Money pGr cent az and aIlto setiyo Gold g. ga
BALTIMonE, June 4.-Colton firm; Middiing
Mobile, 28. Cofee dull, in favor Of buyers Sr.
CUR steady stock increased by late arrivals. Flour
no ,,, saies further decln; expected. Wheat very
Corn steady-White. 81 10a1 Is; Yellow, 81 15a1 l6
western Mixed, 81 o. Provisions quiet and firm.
Mess Pork $23 5oa23 rs. Bacon Steady. Whiskey
nom'naly unchanged.
MOBILE. JuGe 4.-Salcs OF Cotton 225 bales: mar
kct easy; Middlings 24la25. Recepls 100 bales.
,tsciSsATI, juno 4.-Fiour dull and unsettled
III demand By rotIil only. Wheat and corn dull
and @ unsettled. Whtskoy dull. Provisions quiet
AUGUSTA, Juno 4.-Cotton in fair demand; prices
finn. Sales 2!4 bales. bitldng 24n2it.
SAyANNAH, June 4.-Cotton In good demand;
J6O bales. r
New ORLEANS. Juno 4.-Salos 1850 bales; market
hrmer; Low Aliddling 25A. Receipts in tho past
tonr days, Mi2; Exports, G922. Sugar and Molns-
fine, s11; old socx uusaioablo; double extra, $i2a
II; choice. s18. Corn firm and i'll good supply;
Yellow and Mixed 81 15a1 20; choice White, 81 22a
orn Hay, s3sA2a Pork dull; Western, sal 25a2I 81.
LaI'i quiet antl firm, quoted nt 13a13i in terces,
and IL lal44 in kcgs. bacon Shoulders scarce;
held Isi st loe; Ribbed Sides, l2c; oolr Sides lssa
ling, 47n5l Sight Exchange ON Now York, por
cent. premium
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FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF THE. La
DIES MUTUAL AID. ASSOCIATION.

Tho first anniycrsary meeting Of tho Ladies' Mu-
tual Aid Association was held at tho Depository, in
Chalmers street, yesterday afternoon. Tho moet-
ing was opened by prayer by tho Rev .THcos. LAW.
Aftor tho reading OF tho Annual Ropots tho fol.
lowing officers wore elected to servo for tho on
suing year:
OFFICERS OF THE LADIES MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.
Mira @. A. TRENHOLM, President.
Mrs. JOHN FORREST, Vice President
Mfss W. T. DkSAUsSURE, Secretary and Treasurer
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05

sFERRoRs OF YoUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility. Pro-
mature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful inrsore-
don. will for the sake Of suffering humanity. sand eo
to IL who need It. tho receipt and directions for making
The drnple remedy by which he was cured suncrers
wishi TO profit b, the adverHsefs experience do
10 by addressing, In porieot confidence, '
.- ~ 49, JOHN D. OGDEN,
April AZ Smoss No a Cedar street, Now York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05

Beeoher 10 taking aidea with GTeeley. Ho ssys
Conduct III slgnfhg tho Davis ballbond, AID would
have done 30 himself had bio been asked. Deeeher
has no Idea of being classsd Among the, ,"block.
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From tho Far wert.

:, NORTH PLATTE, 800 Miles WEST OF OmAhA.-
nird by Genorai Sh rman, ii rived. hsrS. Wetfher
delightful The parry, aupplIed With rlfos, anus-
ed thoplselyes shooting aulclop y from tic cara.
which arc plentiful along tho track. :, ,- '' -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05

The nov stylo Of hair dressing, i.,s.. Of iatting
tho hair Goat loosely without any dr6sdng At all,
which ts rapidly spIeadlug among ladics who haSs
good heads Of hair 10 called tho ,,:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05
Removal OF nIunfeipai Omsers OF Mobile.

Removal OF Municipal Omrers OF Mobile.
MoDn4E June 4.-Tho following order has been
received by Mayor. Horton: ..
10 he Board af Aldermen and Common Council
HEADQUARTERS On MILITARY DIsTnIcT,
.''.'' 4 !. a's'..t - ATlahra, GA, May Oh.
tspKuAL 0RpEn, No. a. '.,sg' ,.i =. - "Y.s2'1
In piiraunnce Of accommodation from Gen.
Swaync, Commanding tho. District qf Asliamn,
reasons therein sot forfh, r the offices Of City
Tux Collector, City Treasurer, Board OF Aldermen
and Common Council Of tho City OF Mobile, are
hereby vacated by tho removal OF the pfesorit in
o9mbonts Tho now appoiiilees will be inaugural
dor. t''''' s'-'Si - y - =