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THE FENIAy MEETING,

The Fcnian meeting called on Tuesday eve
ming for the prOfessed purpose of doing some
thing to aid in the Liberation of certain parties
now imprisoned in England charged with
tOmcnting rebellion In Ireland and condemned
to this Incarceration because of utterances
on their part made in this country, instead of
attending to the business for which II was
called, was turned into Seymour and Blair
ratification meeting.
OfcOurse theseFcnian managers have = right
70 do as they please when they meet, and we
do not now demur to their proceedings. II
such proceedings are in accordance with their
views, VIC shall not complain; we only sug.
gest that when they call another meeting of
this kind, they should announce 1t In advance,
If they are honest, that 1t viii be held under
Democratic auspices, and then all Republicans
who sympathize with Ireland in its efforts to
secure Its ancient nationality will know what
TO expect and govern themselves accord
ingly.
There are thOusaHdH and tens Of thousands
Of Republicans who sympathIze with Irish.
men in their gtrugglcs for liberty and nation.
ality, but they will not connect Themselves
with FenIan movement to be made bob to
the Democratic kite. The speakers on Tues
day evening had ten words to say in favor Of
The Democratic party where they uttered one
for the FGnlan prisoners.
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THr CONTRACT ION STAMP5.-We have not
yet learned whether the contract for stamps
for tho Post Once Department has been
awarded to any Of the parties who have made
bids.
From the examination we have given to the
subject, we feel constrained to state that the
new stamp Invented by Mr.. Geo. T. Jones is
the one that the Government should select.
We believe that the Postmaster General is
satisfied OF this fact, and we can but hope that
W hen the Felection is made a style of stamp
will be selected which II will be impossible to
counterfeit, and that It will be OF that char
acter that when cancelled cannot be used
AGAIN
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Bridges Burned The Strike In BOs-
ION.

BosToN, July 29.-Three bridges Oh the Dos
ton, Erie, and Hartford road were burned last
night by supposed incendiaries.
The ceuIkers' strike in Boston has ended and
the ship-owners have agreed to the wisheI
ofthc workmcn, who have resumed work
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SAVANNAH, GA. July 29.-The heayiest thun-
der storm for years, passed over the city this
morning One child was killed, and several
buildings struck by lightning. Light rains con.
tinued throughout the day,
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From Richmond---Gen. Stoneman in
wnsbeuut0u.

RICHMOND, July 2o.-Gen. Stoneman has
gone to Washington. All parties are looking
to bis return for q solution OF the question
whether all officers In the state are to be
cleared OF non-combatants who cannot take
the oath required by the fourteenth article.
Thtdste OF the coming election in Virginia
Is also expected to be directed when he re
urns
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BALTIMORE, July 2o.-The game Of base ball
here to-day, between the National Junior club
OF Washington and the Peabody club OF this
city was lively one. II resulted: National
Junior, Is ; Peabody, 1. The boys played well.
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New Advertisements.
United STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

COLLECTOR OFPIcE,)
THIRD DISTRICT or MAINLAND,
BALrIM0RE, July 2, ls6s.
All persons having In their possession WHISKY
LOST FROM THE UNITED STATES BONDED
WAREHOUSES during the late flood are warned
that unless II Is delivered to the United States
GERS they will be prosecuted according to law.
Any person holding Bonded Whisky lost during
the food not yet claimed will please notify this
Office.
W. A. wLsoNG,. Acting Collector.
jy29 81 Third District Of Maryla
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schism In the south Carolina Lcgis.
Iaturc,

COLUMBIA, S. c., July 2o.-Franklin /.
Moses, father of the speaker Of the House, was
elected Chief Justice over d. T. Corbin, Uni
ted States District Attorney. Moses has
never before affiliated with the party, and Re-
publicans say the party has been sold out One
disgusted Radical voted for Wade Hampton
and two or three others voted for Democrats.
There is much excitement and no good feeling.
The schism 10 widening.
The election OF two Associate Justices oc-
nu IN
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Mr.. W, w. MooRE, the Fourth Ward Alder.
Iaan, was nominated some time since by the
President OF the United States for postmaster
of this city. While his case was pending before
the Senate, and he and his friends hoped for
confirmation from that body, he demeancd
himself in u manner which indicated a re.
speCt for law and the rueI which govern
dclibCrative bodies; but Immediately after the
nomination and confirmation of Mr.Alexander
ho returns, and reasscrts his claim that he, and
not Mr., Richards, is president OF the Board OF
Aldermen OF this city. His conduct on Monday
evening was imprOpos in the extreme, and
inertia the Bcycrest rebuke from every law
abiding citizen.
Had Mr. Moore been confirmed loF postnaB-
ter VIC should probably have heard no more
from him, and no further demand would have
been made for the place as president of the
Board.
This course of Monday evening Is another
evidence that the policy of the Democratic
party is "rule or ruin"
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HON WILLIAM II. SEWARD and his son Fred
CFlck left Washington on Tuesday evening for
their home In Auburn, N. Y. Hon. VIM. NJ.
Eyarts, the Attorney General OF the United
states, we understand, accompanied the Sec
rotary.
Hon. Anson DurIingamc, with all tho mem
Bcrs and difdeAss OF the Chinese legation, left
on wednesday,, st II O'Clock. They will, it is
said, pay a visit TO the distinguished Secre-
tary at his home In the rural city Of Auburn.
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READING
BEER.

large lot of tho celebrated READING LAGER
GRRHARDT'6,
iy22-3t IGi tenth st, between D and E ste
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The Republican candidate for Governor Is
Hon. II. =. Baldwin, OF Detroit. He is a lead.
ing business nan, 10 we'll known Throughout
the state, and Ia generally personally popular
among all clabses. John Moore, of Saginaw
City, Is the Dom ocratic candidate. He Ia m
able lawyer and very respectable gentleman,
and is popular In the community In which he
lives.
errors.
The crops arc generally very promising.
Michigan never sowed more acres, and her
harvest zelda never looked better. The wheat
crop particularly Is beyond the most sanguln
expectations, II 10 now being cut,
STATE CONVENTION.
Hon e. Fl. Thompson. OF Flint, presided at
the Democratic State Convention held in De-
troit the other day. Mr.. Thompson will be
remembered by the citizens Of Washington as
an agent of the Collins Ocean Steamship Com
" AS asking for Government aid to establish its
line with European ports.
LUMBER,
The lumber market at Saginaw city has
been quite active for the last three weeks.
Hardly a cargo Of the best class of lumber
can be purchased. A number Of sales have
been made In the meantime, at 10, tl2 and t35.
POLITICAL.
A record has been opened at the custom
tains Of vessels reporting have afixed their
names, with reference to the Presidential
candidates they will go for. OF 81 names en-.
tered, 81 were for Grant, an6 . for Seymour.
Two declined to sign, one OF which said his
father was Democrat, and he was n Demo
orat, but he would be id If he would vote
for Seymour.
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SOME OF THE DEMOCRATIC PArERs have an
nounced that there was a monster Seymour
meeting at Cincinnati, on Friday evening OF
lastweek. The Associated Press dispatch says
that there were ten thousand people present,
and that great enthusiasm prevailed. George
H. Pendleton was present and made speech.
II is said that he endorsed Governor Seymour
in very strong language.
George knows his man. He understands that
the demagogue OF New York strikes hands
with the greenback demagoguc and repudiator
of Ohio.
Seymour will try to stand upon the doc.
trines avowed In his Cooper Institute speech,
and thus cheat the east and the great money
centres by fearing TO be in opposition to repu.
dation, but in the west, he is to be understood
as thoroughly in favor OF the Pendleton theory
of practical reputation.
Pendleton knows; and Pcndleton owns Sey-
mour, and he dictated his nomination in the
Tammany Convention. The Ohio repudiator
is master OF the Democratic situation, and
should Seymour be elected, he would be the
inspiration OF his administration. The Gin.
cinuat meeting shows this.
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Pianos and Music.

UPRIGHT OR COTTAGE PIANOS.
terms.
&C, &C. JOHN y. ELLIS,
jyI3-2t S6 Pa, ave. near Tenth street.
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Real Estate Agents.
Watches and Jewelry.
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.

SlS NEW BAT AND SHOE STORE. S1Q
OlC J. T, PETTY 4 CO. OlO
Have Just opened at 6lS Seventh street. opposite In
lgeneer Building, anew aud we'll lected stock
Of HATS, GAPS, boots and SHOES for Gentle.
men aud Boys, which they offer at a small ad-
vance upon cost. Having bought for Cash they are
enabled to offer superior lnd uoements to purehas-
ers. and SOLICIT only opportunity to convince the
pr plc that they really selling desirable class
Of goods at very low figures,
call solicited, and comparison OF prices ehal-
ienged with any Similar A IL the city.
SIS Seventh street. opposite IntAl neer Building,
Washington. d. @.
Good stock Of Canes aud Umbrellas constantly on
hand. no2s-H
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WG f1sk RzTtSIF f ASFHyh SsR
for sp6seriptiop to the capital stock OF ,hisrSad
August next from o. clock a. m 70 . o'clock D.
M, at the Drug store Of DR.. J. l.. Kidwell,
street, near Fourteenth, and at the Real Estate
Agency Of r: NJ Hall, esq. corner Of and
SGS, h. 'sirSoeHoHToN, LIE ROY FUTILE,
JOHN LITTtE,,,,, g. v. HOPKINS,
GEo. ii. PLGNT. fueorporators.
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elB.MAYOR's OFFICE. CITY HALL,
bS WARRINGTON, d. c., July ", 1868. No.
tico' Is hereby given, that any ono found re.
moving stone, sand or gravel from streets where
they cross Tiber Creek. or from any other streets
or property under the jurisdiction Of this Corpora
tion. without written permission from the Mayor
or Commissioner Of the ward, will be prosecuted
TO the extent OF the law.
Policemen are requested TO arrest and bring TO
punishment all who violate the law In this respect
jyO-l0t s. J. BOWEN. Mayor.
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s-OFEICE OF THE POTOMAC IN
x-9 sURANCE COMPANY. GEORGETOWN,
D. e, July ., lsGs.-The annual election fot
this Office on MONDAY. August 5. 1893. Polls
open iyas IRON 10 m to mDKEpLK, Secretary
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sIIsNOTlCE .--- Grant and Collar
Ne RELIEF ASSOCIATION will be held At
the corner Of Second street west and street north
on THURSDAY, the 10th day u July, 1865, at
o'elock P, m, whore all persons are respectfully
invited to attend, without regard to color.
Ny order b. JEWELL, Secretary.
jyS-H ... ..| .... . D.
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Special Notices.

RI-A MEETING OF THE FIRST
!. WARp, ri REPgBLiGA sc CLUB viii 30
corner Of Nineteenth and streets, on the 18th of
AUGUST, to ,considor matters " vast importance
ward are earnestly Ieauosted 70 be present.
,v \, 49,, 2. A.. STEWART. Presidsnl
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rIIIs GooDwooD RACES
NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA
IMPORTANT SOUTHERN NEWS


A Democratic Demonstration in Gcorg
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7 osT-oN THE 2isr INSTANT, AT GLYMONT,
IL one pair Of Opera Glasses. They being n gif,-'
from q friend, the finder will receive their full
value by leaving them al this ofiee. jy29.2t'
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Wants.

RoARDING-FIRsT CLASS BOARD wITnFUR-
ID nished Rooms can be had at AS6 K street, he
tween Filth and sixth streets. Also. Table Board.
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L 'oLDn DR.. DARBY'S. 90 Seventh street,
posite odd-FellOws' Hall. Separate rooms for
patients. sal2-n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-08-29

NOFICE.-EsThTE or WILLIAM r. HISEsoy DECEASED.
~ Notice is hereby gwen that the
of the last Will and testament Of William T. nkson late Of
the county Of La Sale AID state of Illinois, deceased VIII
appear before The County Court of said county on the third
Monday eing the 2st day. Of September 1885, the Court
House in Ottawa in said county, when and where all persons
having claims demands against said notified 10
attends nd present the in writing for adjustment
Dated this 50th day of July, A.. n. 1858.
MATILDA HINkS0N,
Aug. 1-6wT. Executrix.
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Eenat.

kNNAL SETTLEGENT.-EsTAT oY Tnoxls DIX
TER, DEcEAsED.-sotce Is hereby given to all rersons
interested said estate that George W. Norton elnlstrs
Tor Of the estate of Th-mas Dexter deceased will appear be-
lore the County Court Of the county Saa state of Ills
al the Court House In Ottawa in SAID county Non Az the
TN day september 1865, for the purpose OF rendering
an account OF bis proceedings in the administration OF said
estate fer the fnal settlement. -
Dated at Ottawa this 9th day Of July, 1865.
Aug S-4w. frtF e o. A.B. MOORE Clerk.
LNNAL SETrLEUENT.-EsrALs OF FRANKLIN
DAsIcK, DECEASED Is hereby given 10 ali per-
sons Interested in ald estate that Harriet D. Dmrick
mnlsratrx of the esate 81 Frarklis Dm1nc deceased
will appear before the County Court the county La Sale
and state OF Illinois, az the Court House in Ottawa in said
county, on Tuesday the 22i day Of September 1865
the purpose ofrendeng account her proceedings In the
administration Of said estate for the final settlement
Dated at Ottawa, this 9Th day oil August 1865
Aug. Sow. A. B. MOORE, Clerk
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DROGRESS or THE AGE.
TO WHEAT GROWERSl

tits we'll knswn fact tina, with all te improvements In
agricultural implements there has hesN but ttio pscyreas
in machines for separating grain THE nnaug mill Of
80 years 10 tho same to-day, only with The addition
more wire sleeves and new the nsner demands machine
70 separate oats from wheat wheat valued ~ it. weight
and light dupaces grains Of wheat, aud often
throws NJ. wheat into NJ. J. aud che Seller suffering
ces Of tslN per bushc aud at the me time srabc
hin, to oNs with As wheat, "A In generally admitted
wheat vii, do better when oats grew With II.
and separate nearly ~ p.rfscton om % to 10 busAslu
per hour Tvm cary aud costs saors than tanning
mills and win ciesn oil kiuh Of grain. Manufacturers and
Farmers rtcSse call aud examine this machns ct the Cit
Mil, Ottawa jud6 Sin ". TODD.
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RUTTAS's
WARNING Il VENTILATION
w. n. TITUS,

w. II. TITUS.
Contrctcr and Builder, Ottawa, Illinois,
h the sole authorised agent II Ottawa and Ia Saile county
~ the celebrated Rasl system Of warming and ventaon
Orders LETT him will receive prompt attention.
"a Send for circular. jun6-1y
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BuDgrt -ufFnm.


SOIO 1Or Zen ADOAl0rts
A Southern exchange relates the following
yarn:
Our friend C-is a neat, taper fellow, stand
ing four feet two in his stockings natural
pset and frst-rate fellow-but he was sold, badly
sold, and that too by ehum.
1t must be known that there is many q day
here when not a solitary customer is around te
keep the storekeepers busy, and a consequence
many sell is gotten up to create an excitement
and so avoid ennui and destroy nonotony c.
is always ready to make duh time pay. On one
of the dullest Of days wag came along and ad-
dressed c. AZ follows:
"Well, c., I'll give you chance to make ten
dollars" ,--
GLOW" asked c.. IE y
'You consider yourself good at running, and
think you have good bottom. Now if you will
run as far as Hills warehouse, at the foot of the
hill and back again, and never stop, you shall
have ten dollars"
''Good I'm your man." says c. "The dis
lance is only about two hundred yards, and my
wind is good for three times the distance
'Well pitch in, and make an honest X"
Off starts c. at 2.40 pace down the hill, all
the clerks and storekeepers running out to see
what is in the wind. The quiz soon spread and
our "little stud was encouraged on his route.
lie reaches the turning point and starts back.
Cheers and yels greet him on every side, but
the thought OF ten dollars made SO easy wreathes
his face in smiles. He arrives at his starting
point, st0ps, and claims the greenback with q
glow of pride and exultation.
"You haven't won it! says our wag
"How's thats"
"Why you have stgpped! The money was
yours only in case you never stopped"
C-s eyes opened wide. 1t was no use to get
mad; the thing was too rich, and the laugh was
against him. He took it in good part, and our
wag, to make all things right, stood treat.
Henrietta" said landlady to her new girl,
"when there's bad news, particularly private
Affections, always let the boarders know it before
dinner. 1t may seem strange to you, Henrietta,
but such things make great difference in the
eating in the course Of year.
A grocer in Washington sdYertises that he has
"whskey for sale that has been drunk by all
Presidents, from Old Hickory down to the pre-
sent time.
The proof Of the sdage that time is money. Is
found in the fact that time changes.
A lady asked gentleman how old he was He
replied what you do in everything, XII"
Love, the toothsche, . cough, and tight boots,
are things which cannot be long kept secrets.
Mr.. Pegg says ne doesen't care anything about
credit at tho grocer if he only get the goods.
"Well, George" asked . friend Of young
lawyer. chow no you like your profession !? "
'Alas sir, my profession is better than my
practice"
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\ YER,S CHERRY PICTORIAL.

So wide is the field OF its usefulness and
Its cures that in almost every section OF country persons
publicly known, whoha been restored by il from alarming
and even desperate diseases OF the lungs. When tried,
its superiority other eNpecora is too apparent
to escape observation, and where ts virtues KNOWN the
public longer hesitate wha andote employ for the
distressing and dangerous affections the pulmonary organs
incident TO our climate. While many inferior remedies
thrust upon the community have failed and discarded
this ha, gained friends BY every trial. conferred benefits
tile afflicted they can me- forget and produced cures too
numerous and too remarkable 10 he forgotten.
We assure the public that its quality is carefully kept
up to the best il has BEEN and that may be relied
to do for their relief all that 1t has done
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physician Statesmen and
Cter eminent peronagcs have lcGt their to certify
the unlarale ustulue5 o remedies but space here
will not permit the Insertion Of them. Tile agents below
named furnish gratis pur american Almanac in which they
are given; with also iull description. OF the complaints
remedies cure.
These who require G2ir mcdtceto purify the blood
will rnd Ayers Comp. Ext SAEsApAEILLA the 70 use.
Try it once and yen will concetc It's value
Prepared by Dr. !. c. AVER CO.. Lowell Mass and seli
by all Druggists and dealers in medicine everywhere. yll
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Market Reports.


New York, April SO-2 P. M.-Cotton open
ed dull but closed steady; sales 26cO bales at
s2ac. Wheat active at the decline. Corn,
yellow Southern, 81 90. Mess pork s2s 75.sLard
lssa1eac. Sugar active, Muscovado, 11a12sc.
Turpentine, on the spot, 78aS0c. Rosin 81 Soa
7. Freights armer. Gold 39s. Exchange H.
Money per cent.
WILMINGTON, April 9O.-Spirits turpentlne
declined to 66. Rosin-high grades firm; the
lower weak; strained and No. 81 40; NO. l
81 so: pale Sc. Cotton weaker, middllng 2Stc'
Tar declined 50 65.
AUGUSTA, April 3O.-Cotton m ore active;
sales 1870; receipts 60; middlings 9oc; stock on
hand $3.50.
SAVANNAH, April 8O.-Cotton dull. Mlddhngs
nominally s1a-nothing doing. Receipts in
two weeks M7s bales. Exports 818 bales sea
islands and 1854 bales uplands, Of which 734
bales sea islands and 1905 bales uplands were
to Liverpool-coastwise "a bales sea islands
and 2679 bales uplands. Stock 596 bales sea
islands and IL, 1894 bales uplands.
MOBILE, April SO-There were no sales, and
the market nominal. Receipts, 442 bales.
New ORLEANS, April 30.-Cotton dull and
lower; middHngs slsas2; sales 700 bales. Re-
ceipts, $40 bales. Sterling 52a54t. Sight ex-
change on New York premium. Gold s9sa4O.
sugar-only a retail trade. Cuba Molasses
48a55.
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Aprl21

~LET NOT PREJUDICE USURP YOUR
REAsON.-It is fact that in the minds OF many
persons, prejudice exists against what are called
patent medicines; but why should this prevent you
resorne to an article that has such an array ofest
to SUPPORT it as HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS? Physicians prescribe it; why shouid you
discard it Judges, usually considered men OF "a
lent. have used and do use II in their families; why
should you reject it Let not your prejudice ueurp
vor reason to the everlasting injury OF your health
IF 1ou are SICK and require medicine try these Bit
ters
When the bodily energies are worn out by anx-
iety and need stimuant, this 1s the best tnat can
be taken. 1t is tempered and modified by hygienic
herbs and roots, which prevent it from fevering the
blood and hence it does not produce mere TEN.
norary excitement to be followed by injurious reac-
ton, but communicates permanent potency to the
entire vital organization. Some OF its herbal const1'
tueuts are slightly soporifc, so that in cases where
sleeplessness is one Of the accompani1nens OF nerv
ons disease, dose of it taken towards bedtime Will
tend to produce quiet and refreshing siunlber For
nalnitation of heart remors, Mysteries falnting hts
General restessness and the causeess fears and dis
tressing fancies to which ladies are especially SUD-
iect under certain morbid conditions Of mind and
body peculiar TO their sex, the Btters Will be ound
the most agreeable and certain OF all counter'nr-
tants.
The constitutiopally nervous may reacl'y Keep
their infrmty in constant check by the daily use OF
this healthful vegetable tonic and those who have
"shsttsred their nerves. the phrase is, either by
;mnrudent indulgence or undue physical or intel.
ectual labor, will find in this vltalizing elixir
ron,,,t restorative 6 April rs