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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-11-14
Bamking.

NATIONAL CITY BANK OF OTTAWA
DRBcfORs:
TANhx kAAES WI C. CHURCHILL
JOHN D. CATION.
THE CITY BANK OF EAMES, ALLEN 4 On In.
Anred us organization from the State 70 the Nstonsi
name and style Of 1"1e' ~
The National city Bank OF Ottawa.
E1cnanee on CHICAGO, NEW YORK. and all ths
principal cities East and West, bought and sold.
Exchange on ENGLAND IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
important points in Continental Europe drawn ia ours
Gold asd silver bought and sold
.. =. Revenue stamps Of all denominations con.
stanty On hand and for sale. 49, 'A''A~'A' w"
Will give especial attention to the .urch..e and al.
OF oil classes Of Government SccurirIes. incind.
Tag the scaeL fve-Twenty aud Tsa.Porty bonds and -
popular Seven-Thrty loan. - ~ ~
We would respectfully solicit continuance ss IN. h,n..
existing between the City Rank and H.
paons and to the ~ we'll such ones % NAV T.vo1
US WIN ther business Ne would say shall BE- able In
tens such facility and accommodation trusy viii mr..
to them satisfactory and profitable. wv
EDWARD EANEs, PRESIDENT
L. ii. E,MEs. Wee Pres w. H. Bvuxs U,,1.-.
ottawa Jan. 49, 1867.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-11-14
ROS.ADALTS
S Recommended by the
Best Physicians Everywhere
EEAD TIE FOLLOWING FROM

-,-AD TIE FOLLOWING FROM
"L iANNELlT, now OF this city formerly Professor
..'slH'-E aid Pithul1sird A4atulny ina the Middle
. A.'.H COLLEGE, Cm"i Surgeon State II south Car.
- t' war. 'Ne-rre-,dcut Gtaria Medical
NJ ID. itas - have carefully examined your formula
j." hlALlS, and recommended il 10 several Of nv
s'."'. Ills combination /, happy one, and ust proye
"5 remedy ~ all diseases requiring the virtues of a
20 IS ..i''v' medicine, wish ycn success.
?. OLIN DANNELLY
H..,ims.a AlJI ., 1s6s.
.. BALTIMORE, Nm, March g. 1885,
u,. laHteuce's "Rosddalisr q, leg the Best Alter.
o.. aud Therefore cheetuily recommend il as such
THOMAS J. B0YkIN, Nj
.. BAllHNoaE, February 10Th, 1865.
Afa.t, i.fFit' Deir Sir take plr,,llra On re,,n
i"' ,E. tu. ..psa.tia a. very powerful attentive
a. A5h' truly, X. W. CARR, Il. D.
NC SNOW ir itYfeucr- Eosadalis 10 a safe and relo.
bio Alternative Ac, ana take pleasure in rcluuneulin- II
u Oh" profession tr. tle rgbIir ~
- 't.., n d.. - BARNES. MD.
L. =. X D. +. v. LNG, W. D.,
>. -. EtN> FAD. W. D., : WOODWARD NJ n
u: q. > .s.l..At., Al. D., W. q. BREWER NJ a.
W. g. D'H9AH, VI. D." W. !. BULLOCK, NJ D.
Wusog, II. C.. Iauasry 7,h, 1865
raFo, Irsomgatds Of RrstEKAal CURES see 'Ro.ApnIs
ALMANAC .r tli y..r-gE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-11-14
CONSULTATION FREE.

Patients must write their name, State post ocs address,
plainly Aetters requiring an answer must contain let
ter stamp andb addressed TO Dir. KNAPP i son, .
EAny the above diseases can be treated successfully by
the patients describing their in letter. when they
cannot
Dr. KNAPP, who has visited ottawa regularly, for ten
years, can he consulted Tor 1865 at the Clifton House,
Monday, Feb 10Th Monday April 9th; Monday June st
Mosdsy July 27th; Monday Sept 2st; Monday Nov 10th
Office lS5 South CLARK Street. Chicago. jan. 4.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-11-14
MeDiraI.

fINO 1fAb AFFLICTED
DIR. KNAPP g. SON,
Physicians and Surgeons, formerly Of New YORK are
successfully = 7. rf-7
CHI Il ONIC Disc AsBs.
Which embraces the best and approved method n @
and other countries for tho of all Chronic Diseases %
treat successfully all nervous and Neuralgia ane-,s
forms oScrofua, Dyspepsia, Diseases ofthe Liver Cons
all Skin Diseases, Pulmonary Consumption in its early
Paralysis Epilepsy, Salt Rheum Headaches, al no n
Diseases. Disesscs Of Children and
Seminal weakness. Il Sexual Di.e.ssc,,
Which are carrying thousands to their graves annually.
II Y Il "A ND EAR
They treat successfully, method all diseases t
EYE and EAR. They have had more extensive IIaei,s
better success in the treatment Of all
DISEASES OF woMEN, -4lr-
Than other Physicians in America They have cured
women who have been confined to tAer bed or year
They never fail TO cure
Ri MATIsMl
In all stages no matter Of how long standing They
Asthma, so 1t never returns. They have Sure urc 5I
distressing disease, liEMNoRRIoIDs, OR PILES. Ias
Cure all Diseases Of the Throat and Lun.s.
all Diseases OF Throat and lungs
CANCERSThey have had extensive practice and Won
deu success in the treatment Of which they
without eating them out or using the knife Let those who
have Tumors or Swelngs, or red spot lose time
having attended to, timely treatment may them
from the horrors, suffering and death Of cancer
CATARRH CURED.-They are treating catarrh ON q new
system which ID sure cure FOR this disease.
THEIR for years hare averaged from five %
thousand year. which gives them experience nu
passed by any, and equalled Only by a few
We wish 1t distinctly understood that Dr. KNAPP is aog
travelling physician. .-+.
lie only visits few places oecIs0gaiyo accommodate his
numerous patients in the country, and others who canno,
con penentiy visit him in Chicago.
ks-Renember they do not promise TO all ~
Disease While all diseases curable If taken SEASON. all
stages are not Your case MAY be ctp, this week
to-day not tomorrow; hence the danger OF delay.
n .
are any doubts of cure or * clIeI.
Our Terms hence the money be sent with all
orders for medicines 1t fomye dollars thirty dollars
per month, TO doctor with us which includes medicines
EENlhe Poor Will be lAyOrod.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31
SAM. BROCKMAN,S
CARRIAGE, BUGGY AND WAGON REPOSITORY
franklin Street, GAINESVILLE, TENN.

would call the
Pb~ton
and their Steel Tire Light adrng challenge Buggy
world
In reference to Workmanship win during the
this and including
would
understanding
fails satisfaction
AREsAT
Prices as low any frstclas work city
Sole Agent for Southern Kentucky and Middle Tennessee:
ST. pedders
parties claiming sell this The Soue
Kentucky and Middle Tennessee. Billy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31
Drinking Saloon,


which will be waited on by experienced and
attentive BARRIERS, is well fitted up with all
furniture appertaining to first class Barber
Shop and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-30
8eutie5e ,lsS englifebe Srbuls.
.sial57sm n III MANA "a,
.i1 & stI s.. NJidlner's
Dent(dl-cMsiiille @dlnle,

HssnW gde BON Tnltots ,lnpl 2pmbareltr.
a iaDeaeu, Der ianslsa lnp ttstutcneep 3uuaNme Ger
Datt meiasr Saner habe Id no sinensebrsr dngeiti it
Bon Dsbnfds, 2s. Strt., an rirp ntd llrtetriht In
rtitten SnHharttiftu eribtt. &llern, nelhe ftrs
Hinetr ~ fhden runldsn, ppasn ibre Inmelbinlaer
sef6ai5it rebt talp maGfa. H'
(23i,-J ~ = Z, 7 fi5 3ss q. wsGnrer.
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Irmen fer Better sincS f6busn Gt9rnitumt
geirrrben ittn. @r ipire ptnig mctr an bieiI
lh0ne Snlsl pentcn uR0 hdmtt ,nirtern itin,
bde lein Batter lan9f aelUrbsn letn mus uni
letR FRAU lid, nit tinem aneersn Mdnnt
iiber ietnen Ysrluit aetrphet babtn Wirp."
,Das fam nimnermebr ieinl &hpeig'
itnO Iditrt nttt wfitrr" rief fr, inptm Ts eit
pano ipte abwGbrenr ae9eu ion dusItrtttt.
pm lmp ipteber bate iidp bd6 plReu @sipmh
brS 3pttftl5 an Sarfs 3rtue audi In tbrer-
bcben; iie tbrte tbren tt1snn leiien Gspan-
ten nun aud ron frembsr gippt f6onunaslpt
tunestgrbsn une tpptte i'm ron lid ibtubsn.
bas robe Wort unterbrlden. pamit Is ntbi
jur unbtilppnsn Babrbttt iptrtt.
. .# tTsrS fcist.)
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lUpWl6 v. ItnnNtH, u. ". IplteN, Vtnts ". Splll
Stcn8erarnts @eituftait bietst 9sSem bciserIe St.
l6te&s, wrlstr mflciueu taaaeu gerttcn, onaswicsn
IT, bic @tleneubrtt f6 fir TrsntpeI!sfdGe. au6 Olts
ks tar@ nnfaf btrpcrgcrufcn @erSe aeaea @ano,l IL.
GlenS III lhugen. ..
Sc mad gtrpiltuts her eiuselat1teu grdmc srtS her
ger'tette pcu tiS ~ b0,Seaars pSdeutlhS pdbrrnt
Der 9apisR 0Iusr ssn ar6eit,unfabatsit, unb prnn
fCidt etn aauaes 9abr auRalIsu lpats. gua ptr,
hem 9eri&srt.e fire ltniernlsuuS pStrsnt bar Daus
tsr rgIttrt,gufSearst teabt, sltl psan te Granibeii
am ndbNtn 3Ges uaB Gmffdns her Yetiss pttr
tineu Npuut, cine Bp DE esfr sipea . as
s~ Ntiduf scsltsn etatreen fpatt. u,S i'm SeecsfnGe
trS Seriderttr erbeItn bic Sncrtlisbereu etirlbsH
sen s100 bis $1,000.
8eis Gisisliaaf Setlarst ftire Gttrltts1cttr ptlr
pnftse estbItrcn, uts sie prdmsn ab 70 riesri5 o.,
Hsnt sas cS NttmanS,m idwer faat, b ber Gsfthf@at
an,ulhlteBeu.
Die tTeuseH tssitge hes Staatss Sbtc uub sas grpat
&ieberbsits sapitai beier @tfeai6ait idastn ben
9erlherten aegea iebm65libeu gsrluf. 4
,. sSiib. sSrrueburg, ,
@enfrdl, Gatnt fur btn Staii Mdrplanb unb Dtaritt
Columbia. ..
SnterimififGes 4drtdu: 3r. II, Glib; ;Gdpffraae,
Huall6Dtt1 gdltinpre Yb.
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ylOstbe
an0 ptMnjl)IUdniIlbr eiffnOaDn


Die .glurihern geurd-. uue sT,rnTsISanif6r HiItn
sotE" N tie turJte Snte mad Ten penlibcn uue noes
petiihtn Slaatn; NE S9e sdtlslbtn trrtdtn sbtaB5
"a une Ytsturs BSppssn trtttr ais bic 5uat irsers
iintr Gnterh Saih.
Die duspanesrtr ptrsfn NIT etu SGnsuidatt bear.
bert uni 6enfBfu ale Seaucmlhiipn pHb 5t&ertet Der
Rrfeussn iibertaupt. Itt g2dgdprg ftnb NIT Eis.
patr stTebeu ugp patteRp res guUers aHf sdE &psf-
nCbnle erpdrmt, hes RlAts eriepblrt ...
Die Spmpaaite bat IS Va itr teiertettn Nr9dtt
etntaht trA ggrtrdle pub useegsalpmm,u nit dnltrR
Sabntu ods etR RtisRSH 10 lailae N3tdltm e.r Qsas-
sens 81 erlpdrtn.
DaS Gepdd her paFdasrt dtter TaTa1ter ta 100 N
frei) nitro nit ttnltssr 3ISsn nd@ t,n @cNiumurSScr
tecrefFt une bel Noyie9unA eet edtUr upllHn Garle
Nltb mad anfun tts 3u8es ostr og2 lgilfr ie nab.
6en et geppnfbt pitb, d0sclisisti.
RecnRe, bic irstne eintn usHb I'r Srfhwfrtt babtb
lie trubt lglde5 icirrt bem Gcntg.tsr rtcr irltnb
Siurm artem 9tdmtfH nj,uthttN uug Iub ale Ne.
nmttn per 0emPalns fur ofergse Ibbriit gfraEwort-
lid.
Die 5dtryritt tint blaarr, ais stt irsruS tnrr anern
SdbR tRnerpap etr 9et Stadien, Es bic iplGeHht es
Jeta.
rsN=s mt.
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prtts,
Ainbrr inter Sabrrn lne adrJfrtt ..
Seber yaIdgisr rat 100 ID 0cphd fIet fur pthfTBt-
ptnt plre eHf aertnpe Naie btredngt.
Nuf ietem Suae befRteI lib reni1frn5 tn Deutlt
fprcheH6fr Helmttr.
aDarnuna. lin rttt trtrcatn Vt ,pertrr tlus man
9ileie eiret ppm uutCrittneten Gfrcta aBenttr Der
$dbn. Otto fdde,
@susrGl-Tasri her giprtberu Gerral. anb
bcnnlnlpauilhtn 9iitntabu.
Rr ghnnea. 5s ksrW Wuutfrree
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: StpmpuI's pffijielle MdIcritat IN
6tntudp 1T nunn,sbr auf 76,320 refti-
f,irt.
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> YBm. s.. yBOoO & &c.,

- 9Sm. Is. g8Oon & &C.,
Gternttlmer per
@Jplo'S
automaliidcm Sampi uuS gEHiicr'
SoCiy gippltnt;
perbeCIertcm &uft-5cis Hppdratcn;
ISopb'S ssImcricdH Httdcncr"
unb dntem 9chmal,bmcn;
Gmpirc efuliabt feii Sucins g'die @nrttcr,
elmer srtfbrtenrn gtrbtTstuhs Ter spU uHtW ttnpsn
etn Sf'tEi
Samius, 3immers
uno SSpdJ6fcH
IN t,t tsltn Au'pdN.
.. NltiHNe AReutu tur ttu
Mrh,meptihcu 3u9dppdrat,
tst sds Aduteu ttr 5Aernieut ssrbtnbsr,
qne tn's Bd6 tpi5ldBtutt Reyardtpr,H, DatttdpH
INIT Uetau ipsreeu prrntpt unt Aut ttergt.
gg. ~. 9Dorc u, 0omp.,
Nr. $40. gotr.N NdIlimcrt'r.
tCIf 2s12ND
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llfnf 18H8fr lloIl. LlIrinne.
,3nr gfa(i,rilIlt /

giu tsni 8dihsfes s1s,iftsIa,i6S snyfnssa pts
6e,te tiirtiid,s 3,petissn bfhn,ifde 5aieibirIlen
(serpdpe), Drpae idd, fd,c eiiifsiI ars i,,tr set
be Grbieii slipalteiie Grbieii. Bdgr, 5aiepariiss
wiiriibsrseT Sti,tei, itgiiti,iiebe Winccnronf Gi
i,orieiI 1Bcjsnsrits Seffperffe In aeH giunimern,
Gauu1e,Fs gSasluplnsrlsercry Wiphuf Giirpnet.,
Cc &C., wtds 4tfitd ir .ia SDisSsrptrieufs III ban
iaislsn MMttpseb,a ernsistlsn. q aii j.
fipeet & uan Nees,
9stf 51rprttute rprt eprop1ifdfn YrDbatisn
Ia \ nEn AIlaa.A .Al.L.l. ...a..
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I l4eiGlaeAif.laIc.

2 Ini I. Cttbr., ateahs lbr ers5neie pref Gnte Ia
lerdpyis Snfitut misssr bic beihaentgs iir Hudbsn
uns,sirh ktlelseHSpseao hes 8tHierientlsrs wpdrnt
Ii0 q Mlal, WitwcGs Hap ,yrritags, rea 7---y lpr
icriseiest. IGs Sranaep ees afihaenunIertAls iper
Sen uasiHaia unb 8riiitrfb lnitrrih,ci. NRrsi6nn,
ssn bue. man tateipp VI ridten l.a 23I-l
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NJ ehRhLKeesBl lsEONDEFf
Daily 4 Weekly Newspaper,
PUBLIsHEB 1T
EREDER1OE E1AIHxE,
.. n, Cor. of Baltimore O. Gay BEs.,
BALTIMORE, Ma.
BALTIMORE, Ma.

Price lag Cents per Week, $500 per An
um payable in advance.
Price of the Weekly, published every FIJI
day, $3.50 per Annum mailed TO Europe.
including POSTAGE $500 per Annum, pay
able in advance.
ADVERTISING AT THE USUAL RATE&
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.i Sse S9eilfunat..
5toermaMn icin cigcurr glat
6aliDWaB'g pillcs

Seoerlilirn icin etgeucr 9lrsi a
5allnDag'5 pillea
a5a,. 3Gilpioap'9 Gsalbe.
anrsssItna sisfclien scs Zsassrs Der asber a,,te
SingeipeieG. ana '-
Der Na8en 1T ber groFe 9littelsan! selder bic @e,
flnbbet peer afunbet hes SpitemJ teeinfuGi. Muf
fd'lthen 9ebrgud peer Sagittuna tirG &rtehe trseu
heiltcr Abtm Hit dlgcTeine @rl6lnhA Ger hrifleer.
afit rem Wfrifre IN Wsftinstna tebelto VI eanr eeI
@ln8egts Gsueae ven arpfpept 2si09r 9iepssjsitta'
nenhetts Hefstftfhrereer uno rnerqndlidcm o1tlfe.
Die r1tsr ttit iH9ile 7GRfhdft unp erietBt 9aaeI'
strun1eR, 5tmelGen IN eerSeite u. f. Ger Inter
siE Ha, eesdiais sar& Ssft,sflas 9y$iaA Ge
glu set aiaern. le iebtr, sanstn uutetIeb lme Re.
rsll nstmsp an iNrsT piessreselenssn NIB aarsreea
/, lsF'sa l'F's III ssSfTuns sas,sus re
e,,t ei seretn6snlidea pre bFsdrtieaeR nuf ttelem
Geatiptpie berrtenoslt ileselj ihu lsrtt bic 5al6e
fpejtd ftat5tn, relae Iundal tas Sift aIsreel lpe
- p,pfe Drii,r, aite assunce,l ,,rc eJeitI,wiirs.
usbsl, Iie ritIs Sabre partMdig esew alieerel R tl
css Sehlhsi'ta ssrsst, mn Rat seril sinsen 9ias
%autansiduase, HaifEt
ei. Belssn elmer iIiehten Slvtmii@uns pher trent.
her qeittn rsretn bnrT pie trrltenenec Sirat tiSer
Saibe tesitis. une eiae fidre eurdii6tae oautfaat
peeereriepat. sic nbertrit vile S6minf Wlitni rne
pner 1ptlefen jGpentdrien turd ilrt Sltiesit 6in,
nen. sibbidtttrn une ahesre @eias'0ntefIungsa fnb
strtreibta. at.f tt -ei4f
grausn, Sefdb.oereen.
fn bic sntierlte, Jung peer ait leea rttr Serbtras
teqaH her etwsle hfr saeblitfet ceerte apeurt.
pure Ter Ratyr eieie 1pniia entpfeln tinsn 10 ets
fietenet Guilus, hap IL eeir sclnehes 3uianls bas
the mtriliGe StIeruns sniritt. @us reiuen efdn1s.
Stssa fersiitl, pb nc sia urs tup perlislits a1u.
tl fur aae @asp rpn oraGens emern IN ifSem. Sta
Siun hes eetsns iRp bet duen Weuuertfs,lllins4.
Ssdmorrbcihen ius sif1en. l4 &.
Stst Sorn leels 3sidlsn etler ttrldfaesH rytb tdr
AN trr.
ben 6etrauds siers Grrti&anas atsBtfrtirt,
lsnem Gekrapde plisn marine 9dbuneen norauSeebfH.
Seine Seurle pigp rian unnbdrberiA uHe 'trGgrst.
ftnn fnttn- y ..l
! y etbt, 95atte. anb piffea, fptftenta
fpIaeneeu SIlleu ebrdumt I ~ erber. ~
trttrtftne, Gpsililter sgli,tlen. Grlen @eiGwulh,
Berrenfunqi 9railewunecn, botilprrtpeen,
tee iBtms, @elsntlfite, prlatorennfnst
Sd1st, RpellmasmrS, bble 8ruf.
edDineen, HTentdhsH, Elehttn,
spirr Mppf eisiawdre, Biiidla ~. fI
5alIaub, bsisr SaIs. psnsri,te 0t- q
fbpire Gi@t, Srufwuhttn,
otfeat 5islsat EDpnetHs esnssngts.
a4f 4f.efG2 6au.ieiceuil b G1i 81
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u c tcr Atret0.
Il)c0OOr UlOfIsGr ,

aeutfebeE 2ln!pait Is eSpnvcpaneer,
?. lgu u5ie. Mr H. Gpurt0neiir., -
ttcrei dGs @titlffl aH zen Yertiebffsn lelSen @G-
sl8ttn, fftia &aubreie uub lpfurfnGe aler Nri nus
sbsn!g 9nonlodLtn Y. y. t19t-l
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8aliimOre, O}o., MOutag ben 80 SloOcmOcr 1868

@uSpanrcrcr uub Oieifcnne marb
cem 1Seftcn umS Jloreipcften Der
Setcinlattn Staaten bon giurOs glMcriIa
fpdrcu Belt unc (sclb, rpcfn hc Die
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ssarit,it,s = aeit 9inrei IL sst, dnscf Sic s5erl,
.epliopan. @eip, ajnrs II. spnecu" frs II, t.sen
Baiie hes I'm iefs 3udie pper Sdadel Aepfeften Dt,
mat ie csan man bds SfdtF aessn eas ei tift. Cine
sile 8eiptaime trnait rsr esrarfGc Musfitnii aebf
baE man eine peripn peer Feronsn. tie bic Resaiten
aaHnilten ete na6Stradte pssaafen llb sibfi piaen
rat fe unabt iine. enitedsn.
@.s 3a pdbsn III Ter 5abrt lss ssDfefers 3piippap
Rr. So @idiesn eane, Nsmsgrrit aHe be allen repsf
.ttsiiirtsH geeit. -+i& !4f fif1.te
a~ Nimmi man bic arffrrra Sprttn, 70 erfpaFt nlan
tteeitttht y
Ry.-- glnrrtunseE fnr paiienlsn tet isttr bsfrnft
rfp StDtuaa lHe jeefT ghabf uae Sdadiitl beieeial
R8- sanstet init nteuiet pptltttanuten Arseneits
ftidt btfcmintn tprEa tic lid al Sbpiuds ,opnrIerd
Gr. so Nlaiten Yane. G.sA., rcneen. iDoiq.lSl
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= y = z UVTITNV It : IIETTVtIUNs
RScliutc:
S.N. MGtttrmnnn, prdltent;
VI. y. 81 ttts, Yiee.grdilecnt;
Spfepb G. Butter. Shdtmdhrr;
nRltbanttl Rpif, Seftetir;
W. O ftnfpf. GenerdI!Dlanaasr; .
Or. 5. JrnnI llateriuhupeS. 4r,t,
f5tuanpG GpmitG
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-06-04
Cause and Effect.

There is maniac lady in the
asylum at Clarendon, in France,
who lost her beauty and wits at
the same moment. She took
poison in mistake for medicine
one day. Her physician preserv-
ed her life, but only at the ex-
pense of her good looks. The
mirror revealed the fact to her so
rudely that she gave a heart-rend-
ing shrek, and reason, totter-
ing on her throne, fell never to
rise againl The Radical party,
In this State, is a ''beauty'' of this
character. In the midst of its tri.
umphs, it poisoned itself with del
eterious instead of strengthening
itself with wholesome, legislation.
Snatched from death by the skill
of its doctors, one glance at its
own hideous features as reflected in
the increased taxation list for the
coming year, has unsettled its in
tellect. 1t now proposes, at the
suggestion of its leader, "Rever-
end Bruiser' Brownlow, to increase
the burdens of the people-not in
accordance with law, but IN spite
Of at-by again mastering the
militia, to aid in carrying Tennes-
see for Ulysses the Silent.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.


Heller and Steer-the Heifer, black, no
marks or brands valued at S5-the Steer,
red pided. crop and split in left ear, IL or Is
months old valued at S3--both by G B
Lester, 14th dis, April 81.
Steer, white spotted, short TAIL crop off the
right ear and slit IN the left, no artificial
marks or brands, 4 years old j. A. Pitts, 7th
district, Feb 3--S16.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Mare black, three white feet, snip on nose,
about 14} hands, about Is years old Geo N
Jenkins, End dis, March 6.
Horse Mule, bay, scar on leftshoulder, small
white spot on bis back, 1917 hands high, Is
or 20 years old: VIM G Maneyham, 18th
dis, April $3.50.
LIMESTONE COUNTY.
Mule, back grayish from age. old scar on
left neck, small white spot in forehead, sup
posed to be 20 years old Robert Z Harper,
miles West of Athens, March 31--$70.
Mare, dark brown, star in forehead, white
spot on back; j w Carter, IL miles north
east of Athens April IS.
MAURY COUNTY.
Mustang Mare, dark brown, letter r on left
shoulder, Ia hands, right hip diseased, 8 or
10 years old j B Scott, april $3.50.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real
estate have been registered since
our last:
Rane Mckinney, declaration
of homestead.
VIM. Watson to E. D. Hicks,
So acres.
James M. Wilson and wife to
A. S. Foster, interest in land.
w. F. Taylor, Sheriff, to Thos.
I'll. Bledsoe, 200 acres.
G. w. Swinebroad to A. j.
Swinebroad, interest in land.
r. 3. Freeman and wife to A.
j. Swinebroad, interest in land.
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Nashville, Tenn,

Nashville, Tenn.
Gold-l39 buying, and l40 selling.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York at 69A
Bank OF Tennessee, firm at 3Oc.
Cotton--Market dull sales at 27@27T.
Corn--85 delivered.
Flour-we quote at So 5o@sl5 oofor SUI
perfine to choice.
Wheat--S2 35@2 so.
Bacon--Clear sides 1871 @1s1z shoulders
Is; hams l63@l7.
Salt--S3 80 for bush barrels.
Lard-In tierces, 1920; kegs, 2116 @22.
Sugar.-New Orleans and .Demarara lag
@164; coffee and crushed 1867 @181s.
Molasses--Golden Syrup OO@1 so; New
Orleans. mons Sorghum, 55.
Cofee--Rio 22@2shc; Laguyra FIX j;
Java 80.
Caudles-Star 17H@1734.
Nails-$5 35 for los to IS, and 25c addi-
tional each smaller size.
Cotton Yarns-No. 500 per dozen 21c; 600,
19c; 700. lie.
Dried Fruit-Apples SC, peaches &c.
Hogs, 6@6Xc gross. Sheep, per head,
81 OO@5 20. Beef. gross, 3l@7.
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of Registration

No. Our Railroad is rapidly
approaching completion. The
weather this spring, until recently,
has been unusually unfavorable
for outdoor work; but, in view of
the disadvantages encountered, the
progress made has been quite as
rapid as the determination to have
a auelE-constratcted Road would al
low. Receiver Davenport and
Superintendent Brown deserve
credit for the energy with which
they have met and surmounted OBJ
stacles In constructing good track.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-06-04

H@ The Examination of
Petersburg Masonic Academy
will commence on Wednesday, the
18th inst. Addresses and COM
positions by the students on the
10Th. This is one of the oldest,
one of the best, as well as one of
the most popular schools in the
county. The number of matri-
culates for the scholastic year
lust closed, numbered 144.
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~ A meeting of the Direc-
tors and friends of the Fayette-
Vile and Shelbyville Turnpike
Company, is hereby announced to
be held at Norris Creek good
rich's store) on next Saturday, the
9Th. A full attendance is desired,
ne an effort is to be made to place
the Turnpike again in good order.
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Rs& Notification was filed in
the County Court last Monday,
of a purpose to contest the appi-
cation of the newly-elected coun-
tv officials to be indicted into Of
flee. The plea, we understand, is
alleged corruption by the acting
Commissioner of Registration
The case was set for hearing on
Yesterday, and ism progress as we
90 to press.
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e Capt. II. L. W. Little,
of the firm of Little & Frierson
southwest corner of the Square,
is prepared to fill orders for agri-
cultural machinery at manayac-
teS-ers' prices! They are, also,
buying corn, wheat, rye, &C., for
which they are paying the highest
market price. Their advertise
ment may be found in this paper.
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[ reported for the OBSERVER By Il. 7. Cox & BEo]
Corn, Sl@1 o.. Wheat, white So A.
az 80; Tenn. red,2 1902 25; Ga. red, 50
....Oats, $500. Rye, Is. Flour, "a
sack of SO fbs-superfne, SIS 5O@5 rs; ex-
ira, Sc 00@6 Is; family, 6 1897 90; fan
81 25@7 5o... Meal. Sl@1 O5. -. Bacon
shoulders. Is; clear sides, 10; hams, 1910
n.y.. Lard, in bbls. 1920; in frkirs,
20@20K %. Butter, 20@25. Eggs, lag
3d.. Green Apples, S10@11 q Dbl. 49,.
Field Peas--red, 81 20@1 rs, p bushel
white, 35@1 As. -. White Beans, 2 5O@
g.. Virginia Salt, 2 IS per sack. Dry
Hides, TO-. .4-4Sheeting, 18@181a 80. Cot
ton Yarns, 50 05@2 10.
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D&s The Cumberland Pres
byterian General Assembly, re-
Gently in session in Lincoln, Illi-
nois, adjourned to meet in Muir
freesboro, Tenn, on the third
Thursday in May, 1869.