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THE BEST PLACE to get all kinds of photo.
graphs, ambrotypes and gems, and porcelain pic
lures made in the best style, is at Wilson'S pho
tograph gallery over tho First National Bank,
where you will always get the cheapest and best
pictures made in the city.
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/ DEATH OF ORRIs II. BULLEN.--The favorable
symptoms that had shown themselves ON Friday
OF last week in the case of Mr.. Bullsn, and which
seemed at the time TO justify our announcement.
Of his probable recovery, provedt 70 b that decep
tive appearance which 50 often proves but the
precursor Of death. Mr.. Bullen on Saturday grew
worse, on Sunday morning began to sink rapid
ly. and at about 10 o'clock on Sunday p NJ died
The following notice of his death, which we find
in the Republican, of Thursday, accords SO exact
ly with our own knowledge of the man. that we
can do no better than copy it:
Mr. BULLEN was first taken sick s or 8 weeks
ago. and recovered SO as TO undertake business
again. He had relapse, but recovered SO far as
to be able to walk ont. A third time he was
obliged to take his bed, from which, despite the
most untirng efforts of his physician and friends.
he never rose.
He came to our city about twelve years ago.
and went into the bank OF Eames, Allen & Co..
where he had been up to the time of his death,
working his way up from the humble place which
he fist held, to that which he occupied at the
time of his death-that of cashier.
As a business man. he stood in the first rank,
prompt, gentlemanly and obliging. AS friend,
he was highly esteemed by those who knew him
most intimately
He was rich in those qualities which make a
friend and companion, atfable, unselfish, careful
not to wound the feelings of Others He surpass-
ed most men in his conversational abilities.
Those who were intimate with him, will long re-
member his sparkling repartee, his APT quotations,
and the genial humor, which made him so pleas
ant and companionable
He proved himself faithful son and brother
in circumstances which tested his faithfulness.
In this relation he most affectionate. and he
has left to those who We're nearest and dearest to
him. the memory of loving life.
We have lost good citizen, noble man. whom
every one respected and whom many loved
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We have received VICK's s'Guide for the Flow
er Garden and Catalogue of Flower Seeds, oon-
tanning leading Floral Treasures of the world,
with plain sand full directions for sowing seed,
transplanting, and after culture. Illustrated
with numerous engravings. Price, ten cents. Ad-
dress JAMES VIcE, Rochester, n. Y. 49,
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YIN. C. A.-Ihc Young Mems Christian As
sociation have rented the room up stairs in
Leland and Bushnell's Block, next south of
Bushnell's & Avery's law Office. The business
meetings Of the Association will hereafter be
held at the above place.
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Agents.


ALEx, vApGaEY, E our authorized a,en, at s4n,r.
IN 10 rscsivs for old subscriptions To- the FIRE.
Trader and eop,raet fnr iwnting, H.. All orr- sent
through him re-~'yT prompt attention. FF
MOS rGoAEgY, oar auihC5ixed Agent at Leland
In this county, subscriptions to the Free
der, ADVERTISING &c.
NJ &. DoS AGHHo Esq Is authorized agcut 10 recr
TOT supscrp,ton to tefEEE EkADkE for
&C.. al the town OF streaOr In thl- county.
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DELlcIoUs.-The Catskill Mountain r addins
made from Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powders /,
most delicious Try it everybody, il you want
something nice to eat DR.. Prices Cream Pow
ders all reliable grocers have it for SALE and re-
ceips for making the pudding with each box.
Burke s. Heenan have it for sale.
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Lecture.

b. 4. Jacobs, Esq, of Chicago, who it will be
remembered. talked 10 our citizens at Washing.
ton Hall during the war, on behalf Of the Chris
tian Commission, viii deliver free Lecture mex,
Monday evening. adthe Baptist church. under
the auspices Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation
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DEDICATIoN.-The new church building erec-
ted by tho Methodist denomination in Marseilles
will be dedicated on Sunday, the 10th inst
Rev. Z. Gray, President of the conference, and
DR.. Kost, of Adrian University, are expected to
offciate.
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GRAMMAR SCHooL--The second term Of
Christ Church Grammar School will commence
next Monday, the 18th inst. at Stones Hall, Rev.
K. DsWolf, late Of Jubilee College, is now Head
Master, and this term will commence with the
most Aattering prospects.
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One reason why gas is 80 much more conve-
nent than oil is, on account Of the ease with
which gas is lighted. But this difference is over.
aIBsoNs drug store. With this, kerosene
lamp is as easily lighted and put out and with
a. much safety. MS gas. We know by experience.
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DYsPEPsIA.-We know of NO remedy equal to
Coo oseDyspepsia Cure for this trouble. It enables
the patient to take any wholesome food, stops dis
ress after eating soon as you take it, and is a
perfect regulator Of the stomach.
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NOTlCE.-EsTsrg or DANIEL LYNCH DEcElsEp.-No-
IN tce is hereby gycn that the undersigned admnistra-
tix OF te estate Of Daniel Iynch late Of the county of
Sae and State Of Illinois DE-, cised will appear before the
County Court nf said county tn. third Monday feing the
18th cay) Of March, 1863 nj h- Court House in Ottawa in
said county when and where all persons having claims
demands against said se are notified to attend and pre-
sent the same IN writing sr Adjustment 10
Dated this 9th day Of January, AID. 1858 7io
CATHARINE LYNCH,
Jan. ll-6w =" Administrative
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NOTICE.I hereby notify the wagon In Sale
IN county that the pafentes and the Patent
Skein, with brass other soft metal bearings and have
sold to Wism Palmer the right my said skeins and
any using my keins except the said Palmer will Law
themselves liable for damages.
Jan. 4-3ws ~ r. p. GILLETT
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ED. ARMSTRONG is selling good clothing as
cheap as ever u like article was bought in Otta-
wa. If he had shoddy, which certain dealers
are offering at astonishing low prices" he
would give it away or burn it up.
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I. o. o. II.

OTTAWA loDGE No. III Meets every Thursday evening.
Daughters OF ehecca: Meet on The third Tuesday
ming OF each month. .i fst a -.I
OrIAwA EScAWarST No. Sc: Meets on the second and
ourth Tuesday evening "'
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.CHEAP FOR CASH" is the motto at JoHN
6roUT's You can get anything no has at auc-
tion prices, and he challenges comparison Of his
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MarrlfD.

Cn the cath Of Dec, at tho residence Of Martin Stewar
ESQ at Fowler Station b. the Rev. Nr Snnock assisted
Rev Mr. stah Walter s. Stewart OF Fowler to Eilen Nlcl
OF Marseics, Ill.
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goods with any stock in the city ~ 10 quality.
His whole winter stock must be Sold before
spring sets in, or if not sold, given away rather
than keep them over.
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PORCELAIN MlNIATUREs---The finest and
most appropriate presents are the Percelain Pic-
lures, to be obtained at Bowman's Gallery.
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIvEN-That at u
sale OF delinquent lands aud lots by the Treasurer
and erc'o Collector Of La Sale County and State Of Illinois,
for state county and other costs due thereon for
the year 1850 and previous years held at the Cout House
Ottawa, in said ceany the 2lth day Of june 1867 and
continued from day to day. in pursuance OF law Washington
Bushnell became the purchaser Of the following described
and tow The north west quarter of section twentys
township thirtyone north Range Of the third w.
and has assigned the ceI cate Of purchase the undersn
ed And further notice is given that the time of redemption
Of said land from the said sale aud hs purchase rs
will expire the 3th day Of June 1859 and that the same
was taxed liz the name of Dewitt Avery. s4
s.|, WM. c. PEARSON,
January. IL ls6s-3w, Assignee.
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Ossawa Asasle,.,y Natural Science..

Meets first hnrday IN each month In DR. Paus build
Ing Donations of birds insects and petrfactions
j. Paul. President W. w. Calkins. Secretary.
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FOR sALE--A good horse and top buggy, all
oomplete---ut bargain. Apply at CHILD d
BRO.'s y,-S ls N 1s., N,
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Ladies, use Wings La Perfection, mono ethe,
genuine.
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Notice.

The teachers Of the Public Schools are request
ed to mestat the High school, on Tuesday evening,
Jan. 14th, at 7 o'clock. TIL. CLARK, Supt.
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&s 3rte SraDsr.
LOCAL MATTERS.
CITY. DIRECTORY.
Ottawa Post Office.

CLOSING AND ARRTvAI, or MAIs
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genuine.
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Ottawa, Iliia,vi,
CT. CLOUD HOTEL,

y th7~r y WuslnJkn H. fUo b20ckS WeH " New
Chamber " Cbmmsrc, Chicago,
Il first class house. Business men from oil parts Of tho
country make this house their hcaquAte Tho tables
frni he'd equal to the beat hotels ~ dollars psr dayby
the week, 10 dollars Give vINTuN call. Jan. liam.
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C1rY rAxEs-moN1HLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR. |
r,rv uarr. A1,oliat 1863


Notice is hereby given to all concerned, that the
monthly Returns for the nth Of July past In COM
piRnce with the TaI Ordinance, ratified on tile Glh
Of January 1868, must be made on or before The II
instant. -
TAXES on THE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On al sales of Goods, Wares and Merchandize, m.
Guiding sales by Bakers, butchers, aucksters, and
by dealers in Rice, Lumber. Hay, Grain and Naval
Stores.
On all GROSS receipts of all Street Railroads.
On gross receipts Of all Express Companies.
On all sales at Auction.
On al Carriages and Buggics.
On all income derived from the pursuit OF any
faculty, profession, occupati IN OF employment
On tho gross receipts OF all Commercial Agencies.
On all commissions received by Factors, Commis-
eton Merchants Bankers, Brokers, and others.
On oil prem uIns received for or BY any Insurance
Com any, or by agencies Tor individuals or compa-
nies.
On all gross receipts of all Gas Companies.
On every Horse and Mule used or Kept within the
CITY, cxrc2 ing borscs or mules used in any public
licensed carriage, cart, dray, or other vehice'.
Ou ull Re all Dealers in all articles whatsoever
On al Barber Shops.
On all gross + ccpts Of Hotels and Public Eating
and Boarding Houses,
ON all receipts OF Idvsry Stable Keepers. =
On tue gross receipts OF Cotton Presses.
On tie gross receipts of all Printing Offices News
pap RS and Publ, ,hing Houses.
On all Goods sold fI tho city by persons not resi-
dent, by 81 pie or Otherwise.
On al sales of Horses and Mules brought to the
city.
On salrs OIL Stocks Bonds, and other securities. :
On the gross lecepts of Magnetic Telegraph COM
panies.
On the erosH receipts of all Tavern Keepers and
all the defaulters will be dealt with as the ordi-
nance directs. W. N. HUGHES,
August 10 City Assessor
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a25 GEAR ARids11ss:E d11sssEs5TC'N:.a S;
Isl .na iIi.i H,inT o. a:;&,i;i e:si.'o: ,iu;i;
/. .tasr:a aas T.! G9;ij t5dSEH b: :.:3.s:; t
WSrEID,ssEspAY Il ,s ID !. MoRNNG, AUGUST 10. 1858.
:Tm r Rsedaa ...,.., $; .HoRAT1o SEYMOUR
ySr rses-t ts,ileus..5:: .5::..FRANc1s r. BLaIR.
ono Moro Appeal.

q 4
g Tonight several of the Ward Democratic
Clubs hold their regular weekly meetings,
zsii snd We appeal once more to the Democratic
voters who have property ct staketo be no
longer conspicuous BY their absence. :
o9Hitherto they who have the most to. lose
have shown: the least interest: lin the Ward
Clubs They Lave allowed others to do,
alone, and unaided, the work in which they
should have taken part forgetting that if
any class or clique ebtsfns the control of
any one ward, the disintegrstion and dissO-
tuition of the Democratic party of Charleston
is morally sure. "a ~. tii;. -: So !: :.
'oWe again, call upon every citizen, for his
own sake, to be present at the meetings lot
his Club; They who are not enrolled can
enroll themselves tonight, and then our
meetingo will ts so; composed Of merchants,
lawyers and working men, that rnsnseuyring
.inahe interest Of one man, or set of men,
1willebe impracticablo, and all classes Of the
community win labor intelligently and Wig
or6usly to secure the good Of the city
through the suecessi;ofl the Democratic
party. - :; -. 80 ',' "a "a :, :
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s. In order to secnre correct returns. the
State officers srs aaAo,issd II taks testi-
mony> on cath, and e4examine books and pa
tPers Of any person or corporation In the
5nsse Of railroads, any officer may yse COM
pelled to- answer all questions pat to him
by the, State Auditor or any person 'ap-
pointed by hin, ,relatiYa- to. the condition,
MANAGEMENT, and value of the property OF
such railroads.
7. Insurance agents are taxed upon gross
receipts and property On hand, the agents
being held personally responsible. ,s
g. Banks pay. taxes upon, The difference
between assets and liabilities. 9a!.r..I ii
g. all real andlpersonal property shall
be valued for taxation atits true: value IN
money, which, except when otherwise pro-
yided, shall. be. its, selling price. or what
could be obtained for it at fair sale. And y!
all assessments shall be made between the
first Monday Of September and the second
Monday Of October. ~ 3.:...r 10 4i.s.. liz:
f. TO- There is to be an equaliging board
for the State and fog Charleston, which 'b
shalrraise or reducsothe; valuation Of real
property. in the State 81 city,. ..''5 49,, j ::
H.. All taxes shall beapayable, annually
on the SECOND Of January after their hs assess g
mentj. I....@o:.: i;;;ii :.ui.ass.!.i.J = ,.izGi
r. IL, The Governor is authorized to ,ap-
point the State. Auditor, County Auditor,
County Treasurer, Assessors and Boards Of
Equalization, required by this act ,ilqisa.
1Ss, s,seyen-sighths Of the bill tiy cpnsunate'd
by dcAnitionsof thetnsnner Of making re,
turns; tia manner .of salnllibg the property
Foe delinqusats, ,-isnd ofyrestering the same,
and Lie; functions, ,Df County Auditors and
Assessors, who are charged with more ap;;
ftitg than. eyer fell To- the lot q d score Of
pGhanuellors. of the .E1cheausr or Secretaries
the s.: s'.a - s1i,i..i:a; n a. 3 d..
Tha.aim: Of the bill seems to, be to,seeufe
return Of the real value of all real! an d
pe personal property, prop b that itmsy be equally
and Il fairly taxed Till isI sIss j JJsudabIs On q;
sbut the bill ia 30 CONFUSED, soilone, and go
mDgsiig ia ohsractsF, M that dozen coaches
land sourimght be: dnvan through any yssne
ii ,Ite pfoaisious,l ri i, far better adopted
i'm sinat Nav York ror ,Pennsylyania bSn
to South Carolina. t;' s-c.al ':i72i.t' = y
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sSthen laid onF the Corrugated iron to the
required thicknsss, and sleepeDs, joists ahd ahd
foorss hid pnthe eonerete in the usual man ~
| ner. The ceiling joiists are fixed to the lower
part Of the lattice girder, and lathed ene
plsstered as usual. The air space included
between the under side Of the corrugated IRON
and the ceiling, being non-conouc'or oi
sound and heat, renders the floor sound-pfoof'
| and increases its fre-proof qualities. : ~ !.
Ia Respiratory Advertising Apparatus for
Precipitate Inhumatons," OF q cottin to notify
the world that you are buried alive, has ap-
pesred in Paris. 1t is coffin with comnu-
nicsting tube and mouthpiece, and letter
writer says il this ingenious invention comes
into general use, the people who select the
cemeteries as place Of resort must not be sur
prised hereafter at hearing queer sounds from
time to time proceeding from the earth around
them 7 imagine the surprised promenader
exclainning TO guardian: " What l. you allow
people TO- play tha trombone here2n and the
guardian replying: "That's no trombone; /; it's
TIE old fellow. Of 'yesterday down there Hev-
enth to the left-who demands change Of
Ebasetss"s. Il Il .'.o;;..:.a-g st'F 81 Il -
There has be, great doubt in the public
mind. .sato the exact condition Of the Freed
mems Bureau. The official publication OF the
iawin reference to this branch OF the govern
ment shows that the Bureau still remains in
q l4esxiatence, notwithstanding the title Of the low
would seem to provide fQr. .its discontinuance.
The present oornmissiuner Is retained IN offce,
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oUAoKENBos' GRAMMARs:

An Ensliah Grammar, 81; First Book in Grammar,
so cents.
Clear well condensed. and consistent throughout;
brief in its rules and de6nitons happy IN Its Illus
traons; practical IN its application Of principles; in
ductiye and philosophical In Its arrangement; orig-
nal in its views; bold in its reforms every way
adapted to the schooroomi interesting TO the pupil;
laborsaving to the teacher; full and ingenious In its
explanations OF perplexing constructions; makes the
learning of Grammar easy; makes the teaching Of
Grammar posrrTTE PLEASURE. Such is the verdict
pronounced on Quackenbos' Grammar by our best
educators. Hosts Of recommendations published in
our Circular. p;
Nos 90, 90 and o. Grand-street, New York.
May DAG mos
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August 19
n THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH C CiROLINA-IN TIE MATTER OF JOHN
F. GAMBLE, BANK 'UPT, BY WHOM A PETI-
JION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY
WAS FILED ON THE 30rH DAY OF MAY, A. D.
1868, IN SAID COURT IN NBANKRUPTCY.-This is
to give notice that on the seventeenth day of august
A. d. 1868, q Warrant In Bankruptcy was issued
against the Estate of JOHN +. GAMBLE OF Salem,
in the Dslrctof Clarendon and state OF South Caro-
lins who has been adjudged o Bankrupt on his own
petition; that the payment Of any debts and delivery
Of any property belonging to said Bankrupt, to him
or Tor his use and the transfer Of any property by
him are .forbidden by law; that Q meeting Of the
Creditors Of the said Bankrupt to prove their debts
and to choose one or more Assignees Of his Estate
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy to be holden
ct No. "a Broad.sireet. Charleston, South Carolina
before RIB. CARPENTER, Registrar. on the second
day of November, A. D. 1858, ate O'Clock 4. NJ
j. P. III. EPPING,
9. United States Marshal as Messenger.
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Tho Assessment and Taxation Of Prop
:. erty. ..t-,- D.. =

y -
The Legislature is now consideringa bill
for athe: assessment and taxation Of prop
.serty," which covers nearly seventy pages
Of print and is so encumbefed with details
as to be nell-nigh unintelligihle. This bill
will be discussed day: by. day and section
by section until passed. The details may
be changed for the sake Of change; but if
we understand its provisions, the following
ARE the fundamental principles of the bill:
L All real and personal property in the
State, all personal property Of residents Of
the State+ which msy be kept or,used tenn
porarily:out Of the State, or which has been
sent out for sale and is not yet ,sold-and
all moneys, .oredits, and Investments Of res
idents Of the State, are subject to taxation.
An. railroad and other corporations are in
5cludad. III :,s-a !ai - .e.i-.;7' :, -1-- r4e -
|: F. 20 i.Rssl property" is held toinclude not
only land, city, town and village lots, but
ell things therein contained and all. struc-
lures and things thereto attached, 80 as to
pass to thstvendee BY the conveyance Of the
land or lot. "Personal estate" includes all
things, other. than real estate, which have
1aaplYl any pechnisry .7alue. "Money" includes:
coin. csnd specie, bank bills and notes,
whether in possession or on deposit.
aCredits" mean the remainder due to o
party after deducting all legal demands
. giasinst hin aInyestments in bonds" mean
all investments in bonds Of whatsoever
kind, including those of the United States
and of this State and Of other States elm
s'vestments in stocks" mean al investments
of means in evidences of indebtedness-no
"a circulating medium-and all interests in
boats, ships, or other vessels used in navi-
eating the wsters within or bordering upon
the State.
8. The following are exempt from taxa
tion: All places Of worship, educational in
stitrtions, public property Of the United
States and the State, and of cities, counties
and all municipal corporations. Also GEM
eteries and fire engines and their buildings
4. Persons returning for taxation the
property of others, shall be personally re-
spousible for the payment of the tax.
5. Merchants and manufacturers are
taxed upon the difference between the total
purchases, at cost, with their property on
hand added, and the total sales, at cost.
Express and telegraph companies pay upon
the portion of receipts accruing to the
places in which the taxes are imposed.