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500 Christmas Trees just received and
or sale by DENHARD Il LUTz.
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''OYsTERs Oysters Sir, said she,
Hyou want fresh oysters, buy them of me.
Oysters at cost, du,ins the holidays, at Mitch
ellis Eureka Eating House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

Call at TuTrLE Bros. auction store ii YOU
want Fur Caps and Cellars for ladies and child
rem, at half price.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

Parlor and Chamber Suites, that would make
very nice Christmas and New Years presents, at
Hall & AurpLy's.
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Thomas and Jeremiah gay as ever at J.9L
Pisrgue's, 122 Main st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

New Sugar Cured Hams and Beef at Bale
wins, La Sale street.
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AT rWnoLEsALE.-Csuntry dealers and pho.
tographsrs can purchase Oval Frames, Albums
Cases and Stereoscopes at wholesale at Bowman's
Gallery, in Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

A great variety of goods suitable for Holida.
presents, at Osman Il Hapemans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

A choice lot of Groceries, Turkeys, Chickens
Lard, Butter and Eggs, at Baldwin's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

Roast Bcnr for dinner from Christmas to New
Year at Cross & Reigarts. .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

ALBUMs-A fine lot Of Photograph Albums
at Osman & Hapowan's .....
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

A choice lot Of Michigan White Winter Whsa
flcur, by the barrel, at BaldwiA's.
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q. A. Il.

HEAD QuARrKs 6. A. Il, Ottawa his, April lsss-Gen-
eral Orders No lO-The Encanpmsnf viii hereafter
bic Monday evening each week instead OF Wednesday
evenng, as heretofore BY order Of Post Commander
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

Mitchells grand oyster stew sold at J. I. Pier
gue's for 25 cts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

Go to H. Walthers for your holiday oysters
No better and cheaper in the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

A fine selection Of Fancy Chairs and Rockers
Of all sizes and qualities, for the holidays, a
Hall & Murphys. Ir. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

For Holiday Confectionery 60 to Cross &
Reigart's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

"Diaasnds is trump" J. L. Pisrgus has got
stamps that say the Diamonds can't be heat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

The past week has been trying enc to people
whs have been thinly clad. There is no need of
il, for Be you ever so poor, nice, warm, good and
substantial clothing is being literally given
away BY John Stout at the cid stand of Thorne
& Armstrong, in Rodlics's block. 1t would be
. good idea for charitable associations that pro-
psse to look after the poor this winter to lay in
o stock there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

J.. L. Piergue sells Oysters BY the wholesale.
Give him q call aud you shau sss...s t@,,s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

Best Oysters IN the world at ]. l.. Pieryue's
Diamonds is trump" you bet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

Santa Claus is playing smash in the Toys and
Notions trade at H. Walther's. Go and sec him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

Oyster Stews for 25 cts. at Cross & Reigsrts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-19

Oyster Stews for 25 cts. at Cross & Reigarts.
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81. 4rtt SraHsr. .
LOCAL MATTERS.
CITY DIRECTORY.
Ottawa Post Omce.

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF NAILS:
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BAYOU SARA.
NEW OELEANS COAST AND BAYOU sARA SEM
WEEKLY PASSENGER PACKET.
- - FOR BAYOU SARA AND COAST
49, LANDISGs-Ths passenger packet
Nina o1mmes,
W. z GREATHOUsE, Master;
A Comstsck. Clerk assisted BY Messrs o. Landry
fortin viii leave New Orleans every MONDAY At Il.
md FRIDAY 81 10 An
win leave Bayou Sara every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENING
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
o. MELANC0N. No. IL Cont street.
NATCHEZ.
NATCHEE PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS snd SATURDAYS. ats u
- - FOE uATCHEz AND ALL IN
J temediais isndinxs-Ths nns passenger packet
Wsld WsgoneP,
v. .. nlcHARDSoH. Masa; J. O. LIBAN0. ussi
WIN isays % sbevs GEO. D HTTE. Agent
II fchosptsnlss strsse
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N o, J q G N-Nov. $50 bales cotton to
Warren, & Crawford &co-.29 ID r Carroll Eco
l96 Mummy, Luling &co --224 Hyman &co-3o
W Frierson &co-ls II McColl-63 r Powell
Higgins &co-l6 A Green-7 Summers & Bran
ins-6 Jos Hoy &co-5l Payne, Huntington eco
IL G Cromw ell-l6 Dickman, Hill &co--6
Henderson & Peaie-7 7 Henderson-ls R L
reit & Lesassier--lO Lacey. Terry &co-S WB
Tompson-l Meyer. Deutch & WeIs-15 Winston.
Morrison &co-4 Won Phu Bros-6 Clinton-1s
Jno Hsrdie &co-l6 Richardson & May Ho-
gan Pstton-6 W McGary-3O Schneider & zu
berbier-2 Wright, Allen &co--5 Robey. Harvey
&co-2 Jno Chsffe &co-39 Alcus. Scherck Il Au-
tey-3 Britton & Moore-22 Ably &co-6 Leh-
man, Newgass &co-l 8 Rainey-5 Owen Bros
Is Friedlander-24 NJ Hitler Geo. Flower
6 J L Dunnics &co-3 N Oglesby-9 R Walker
Addison-2l cane mills W Cushing 10 bb!s oil
E Wetzel- l3s pkgs iron Folger &co-1500
feet lumber wang-l200 do Tsylor-4000
C Cste-l car load timber Gubernator Eco
sundres to order-Total 1922 bales cotton
Nov. So bales cotton W Frierson &co-58
J Powell & S Henderson, Beadles, Win
60 &co-43 ] Higgins &co-4 Green-10
Summers Branins--2 West Wrlght-l07 Jos
Hoy &co--33 Stewart, Galbrath & Fizer--42
Williams & Sons Lacey. Terry &co-23 I'll
4 NJ Allen &co-2 c Clinton i Dickman, Hill
COS & G Cromwel-4 r Rugent % Lehman,
Newgass &co--3 M Oglesby--2 Flower-32
Richardson May-5f w Tnompson-S meyer,
Deutch 4 Weiss r L Adams i Son. G s Whit
combs Winston. Morrison &co-3 Hogan Pat
toni Payne, Huntington &co-l Male & Cam
mack-3 Won Phul Bros-20 H Ware & SOM
Copes-29 Jno Hardie &co-5 II Allison &
COL / W Arthur &co-50 bbls whisky NJ Lewis
&co-l0 do Adams &co-l0 do Fl Pohlman-25
do Peterson, Hill & Elliott car load logs W
Tompson-2 do timber Gubernstor &co-sundries
to order-Total 6SS bales cotton
NO, O& G W-Nov. SO bales cotton C II
Mouton AGO. Bersud & Gibert-2 A Tertrou &
COS B l. Millsudon-2 W Burbridge &co-l
W Lsne-l0 bbls mossses W Bogart-30 do La
ftie 4 Duflho-23 do L Grevenberg-l3 hides NJ
Levy-23 do DeBlanc & Beer-265 do ~ bbls beef
hid 70 ties tallow G Whitney &co-202 hides
bd skins IL bags wool L Mann &co-l hid to-
bacoo A Domdle.l bdl hides Z Enderle.3
bags wool W Withe-ell-S0 hides e FRANKS
do Simms. Levy Denegre-l bag specie Post &
Hobby 80 head stock aud sundries to order--ro-
tai 20 bales cotton So bbs molssses
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bxs cheese Dvyer-zl crates cabbage q bbls
vegetables IS bbls krout IS bib onions Is bbls
turnIps and sundries to order-rotal LAB balss
NATCHEZ- stesmer wind wsgousr- bales
cotton Newman &co-50 d. Scott 4 Csge-s7
G Leverich-26 Flower-26 West q Wright
20 Meyer, Deutch 4 Weis-3l Tobaray B Amory
= Ptch;Td wslssA A xs ES.
Co skburn Howe--l0 r L Walker-l0 Payne,
huntington &co--9 Alcus, Scherck b Au'ey--9
p higgins &co-6 Violett, Back &co-5 w Rule
yurey Harris Wright, Alien &co-3 Hare
8 Stsfiord-3 Kern & Shesrer-2 A q Fierso1-2
Peale &co-2 Newman &co-3 J Bsehl-
Jno 7 Hsrdie &co-l B Reihl-l J l. Couret-1
do axis cotton seeye-2k bbls molasses. Hy
SEQ 4 Csge-ls2 do Aldige-l46 do s MARX
80 do Warren. & Crawford &co-5s do Stafford
4 4 SKIS corn Campbell d Strong-20 bbls peas to
Cebb & Foulk-2 half do Medd 4 Bsvard 2 do !
bb,s pecans ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to order
Total ABS bales cotton 80 bbls molasses
GREENWOOD Steamer Big Horn-l02 bales
cotton 7 d 4 ] M Allen &co-59 Hogan &.Patton
81 Pritchsrd Bickham-35 Summers & Branins
IS Meyer Deurch q Weis--20 Violet. Black ace
l9 r Powell-l5 Henderson & Pesls-l2 Barrett
& Lesassier-l2 Chsmplin-12 J B Wolfe eco
IL Blakemere. Woodbridge &co IL Huntington &
Bro-ll d Henderson, w III Vredenberg-9
Flowers Britton Moore Ben Gerson-7
Jennings, Gates &co-3 N Fakes &co-3 VIII
wall Oil Co-l00 do A A Maginnis-lS9 to order
IA sks potatoes bols peas Hagan Patton-sun.
dies to order-Total sis bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Lafourche-13 bales
cotton Jurey Il Harris-7 Blackshear q Miller
Gay 1905 Repshaw a Cammack-3 Stat
florida Ar Miltenberger-3 Julian. johnson &co-2
R Flowers Bouligny 4 Esclapon--ls bbls molas-
ses E Viavaso--l0 p Maspero-45 axis cotton
seed Aldige-l5 SKIS corn Thomas-12 SKIS rice
E Dupre-sundries to order-Totsl As bales cotton
8 hbds sugar 2S bbls molaeses
ST LOUIS-Stesmer Lightwood-150 bbls -four
+ DelBoDdo-50 do Bussey, Emily &co--200 do
Prudhomme Grace-l00 do Hays, Tunstall, &co
ECO do r A Perdreauville- do Stay b sex q
co-40 bbls beans Jno Moore--5e ties lard to
Lesassier 4 Boarmsn-40 bxs cakes Baker &co-
"a pkgs mdse Allen, Wayne &co-sundries to or.
der
LOWER COAsT-steamer Aloe-l7 hhds sugar
"a bbls molasses F Given-4 hhds sugar
Tompson-L7 bbs rice A Socols-25 do ] David
30 do A d salvant-l0 do Martin-91 SKIS bran
E Dupre-35 do to order--20 bbls potatoes H
Williamson-sundries to order-Iotal Il hhds su-
gar "a bbls molasses
THIBODAUX- Steamer Hetty Gillmore--20
bhds sugar % bbls molasses Chas Kock-2 bbls
potatoes Bloom &co-l do Chss Kock-sundrles
TO order-Total 20 hhds sugar Is bbls molasses
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Truzillo-24 cords wood
to order
PAsCAGOULA-Schr Farmer-35, COO feet
lumber to order
PEARL RIvER- schr Gen washiugton-s5 900
feet lumber W w Care
BILOXI--Schr Star-36,eo0 feet lumber Sand
ford q Black
BILOXL-schr Henry Latour-25. 900 feet lum.
Der W NJ Green
PEARL RIvER-Schr Alice-3s, 900 feet lum-
Der sanford & Black
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Marine yntelliaente.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. % CAM STREET,
Wednesday, November q. 1865.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship City of Limerick britt, Lockhead, for
Liverpool, Elliott Il McKeever
Steamship MORGAN, Talbot, for Galveston,
ca Whitney &co
Ship Victoria (Brit), woolston, for Liverpool.
WR Buddendorf
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Spencer, from New York
Gath ult., to G A Fosdick &co-2d dis
schr Cleaner Brit, Leatch, from Ruatan, to
kernahan-2d dist
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Truzillo, Kemp, from Tchefuncte
Schr Farmer, Annobrat. from Pascagoula
Schr Gen Washington, Orr, from Pearl River
Schr Star, Forest from Biloxi
Schr Henry Latour, Hovey, from Biloxi
Schr Alice, McGuigen, from Pearl River
STEAMBOATS,.
Mollie Able, Duble, from st Louis
Wild Wagner. Richardson. from Natchez
Big Horn, Wallace. from Greenwood
Hetty Gilmore King, from Thibodsux
Lafourche, Heno, from Bayou Sara
Lightwood Scott, from st Louis
Continental, Greenough, from st Louis
Aloe, Woods, from Lower Coast
Frances, Blakeslee, from Mobile
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NEW YORK--Sleamship Gulf Stream
mdse
RUATAN & chr Glesner-Fruit
MOBILE Steamer Frsnoes-24 bales cotton to
THAI NJ Allen &co-22 do Marx, Levy &co-l5
bds tobacco to order-l sack seed B NJ Horrell &
co-sundries to order46 bales cotton
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Az Advocate FOR BIRDs.-The Cardinal Arch.
bishop of Bordeaux. in the midst Of great cares,
resulting from the charge of an immense diocese,
has found IT not Inconsistent with bis important
duties to devote much time in denouncing the In.
sensate war against small birds. His eminence
takes the ground that, If an adherence Of cruelty
does not supply motive, self.interest ought 70
AFFORD reason for our extending protection to
them. As was stated lately In the World France
has suffered heavily from insects, which would
have been destroyed had the little birds been per-
mitted 10 exist. In addition to what we then
stated, We may add that last year the damage done
to the crops In France exceeded f2l 900 600. and
IN one department alone tl2, goo was paid for the
worm, from which is produced locust. The
cardinals efforts have produced some good, and
officials have been appointed in every parish to
protect the birds and eggs.
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Exports.
LIVERP OOL- Steamship City of Limerick
1866 bales cotton pkg tobacco
LIVERP00L-Ship Victoria-25l4 bales cotton
1886 SKIS corn 1880 slaves
MISUNDERSTANDING Morgan--920 bbls
-four 40 bbls whisky 20 Dbls pork loo SKIS salt 40
bbls molasses $50 bxs starch loo bxs candy IL
hhds sugar 200 SKIS oats so hf.bbls beer rs bags
coffee
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Having returned (ater Of three years. my
home immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tenn
open MONDAY, the 10th Of September next, An n
glish and Classical School, for the education Of Boys
helocaity Of this Institution delightful combining
the advantages town country The grounds are ample
andw besgzn beautfed and adorned with onamentatrs
and shrubbery The building large and well ventilated and
admirably adapted for School purposes The house has bsss
recently furnished from cellar TO garrett and s being
reprinted repspeed receansed and repuded, that
LEGALITY In the whole country viii be healthful
The discipline Of the School VIII be mild and parental but
decided and every effort win be made to develop the
physca intellectual and moral faculties of the pupil Ths
Principal Of the School prepared to board ten Tvslvs
scnolaxk
: Terms tor Session Of Five Months:
rriticn IN Primary Department.
Higher Branches Of Mathematics and Classic %
Board per month, including fusl and hghts...... % q
Contingent ~
Washing ct lsundress' prceS
JAMES McNUrT. Principal
References from fsnnessss-Co Jno Mc0svock, Gen. H.
r. DeGrsfsnrsd, Col W ON. Perkins, r H. Bradley ESQ.,
Col w. q McLenore, J. B. MeEwsn, Esq, Col John L
House Rev A. n Cunningham. d. D., Rev. Francis Il
Dsvfs Dr. John s. Park, John Carter ESQ, 4 u Ewing
ESQ., udgs p q. Perkins, J. v. Nssy. Robt. r. Mea
smss Allison
References from virginia-HoA Andrew Q. Fusn, Or.
o. Sanders, Gen VIM ferry, @. 9. A. Randall Mc0svssk
49,, ssni. \ Crockstt, ESQ.,, Thsnss Wood, ESQ., Raw
r Lacy J. O. Graham, O. Q. fAts. Stephan McGAvock,
jones \. whsuy. wyths county; Gen james A walk
pr Bdvh q vssson, .. 3. Alexander. ESQ., Rev. BAIL
Bv,ns. ysna 4 clsyd. ESQ. rulash county.
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Below Coming Up.
Ship Alicia, Stewart, from Liverpool 10th Sept,
TO master
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s1xAHuU.sUERaUuR
yo8 nv voRR DuD0Hs
FEE oBouwBII 1Iu1 s1
To- This Line d composed Of the sbllswins Steam
xklk .s,,.- n '-1'.I -
49,. Ors.wsll. go WssAa.sssa.
Mar1pssa. Osrsoss
I'm isav havasa ~ 4 fsslssa ssssa - SUNDAY.
Passage .........s.....................
Freight Toe LIVERPOOL. HAvRR ssd BRElGKx sahn
y Tits lms. NJ thssush bfls sf lading sva ~ 49,
vss freight q pasass WV v
osssndsast strssa
FOR NEW YoRk
uERCHANfg STEAMSHIP LINE
Hz3e oompsns The anssla- sss.nsAiss-
SsEscEsf onfTnT......:S .Ps.ia v Tsl
dhNERAE MEADE 0scss;n 4 ~ s:npsss
uNIfKD sIAIKs... Captain asa I. Nsrssa.
Sailing from New York EVERY sAruRDAY.
Crescent city.
WIN. WEIR, Commander.
WIN leave wharf opposite Vegetable Market Second District
SATURDAY, Nov. 7, st5H.n.
These Steamer have superior accommodates fes -
sengerA ~
o1SM rAssAeE..
p~~ srssht or massage appUte
49, IL, ~~-a< A. =
vooD' Low Y. : Is sU Cswns. L.:
TIE Steamship SHERMAN win follow. leaving sATUR-
DAY November a. ster.H ---....-. +
The stssmshiD Gsn GRANT win follow the SHERMAN.
BALTIMORE-ELAVANA.
FOB BAIruoxs Am HAVANA
xHn NEW ORLKANs. BALKMOR1 AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEnIAoHIHLY LINE OF sxIAMsHuPs
Nh I, : : r. ss,n osnnaaAa
CARRYING UNITED STATES HALLS.
FIRST CABIN:
fhroash Tieksts 70 New Tsrs................. o00.
&@a rsSSaIss a KEY wEs IL $500 Si..Sss
DUKEHART. Commands.
WI lsavs her wharf, OPP ,sits jackson Square. on
SATURDAY, Oct slst, at IT, T. carrying the u 8 mails
For freight passasa having snsuzp.su asssmnsaa.
Hons, apply 70 wIfHkRsPooH. HALsEX . 90. Agents.
- Oarendssta rssA
T. B-Ne bills Of Isdine bet thsss Of The COMPANY vi
" signed Permits for freight bs procured fua this
ohca No fsisht fss Havana taken asss " s'olssk =
day Of saflins
The Steamship MARYLAND win soIlo~
HAVANA.
FCR HAvANA-U. s. NAIL LINE.
To sail on TUESDAY, November Sd, ct 8 O'Clock r. H.
H&es. FOR HAVANA. 9. NAIL LINE
saAlsHak The Al Iron Steamship f5
~ Florida,
\. o'LEARY. Commander.
win leave her whsf foot of caops street. First District
above For freight q R.i;ih: sERE CO. Agents.
Observation-Disclosures
HozaAx LINE o. g. NAL srEAxsHIrA
<HMsA d Ecs ,s sA ,.'5. -! ANp INDIAN.
ss1ihAh sssansAips form This Line: = -
"a. Mewes.....1. 9. aarris-.. Asstin.
xian. ~ .Cresesnt ....... II srSsa.
Ciinsos essp llassGorda,
xhe sssemsnD -
VIZ TALBOT. Commando.
Ssm NJ IRON s a o. '''epn ''e' u "HDNASDAA'
Yorfrsishs Or passage apply 70 rfH
0HAa 4 WHITLEY . 90. As.A
80 and q OamD ssrss2
Freight insured at onehan the rates adopted ~ the Board
VI one'' ,, ,sr,s ~, ~. 20
and ass . s s " r the
:
A6A INN ruxAs
Sl6
Inside BERwICKB BAY ROUTE
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GOOD FAT
BEEF CATTLE,
On the Hoof, as follows:


One hundred and seventy-fi (175) head
at Fort Sully, D. T., to be delivered by
July 10Th, 1868.
Two hundred and ten (21O) head a. Fort
Buford, D. T., to, be delivered by August
LIST. 1868.
One hundred and sixty (16o) head at
Fort Stevenson, D. r., to be delivered by
July 1th, 1868.
One hundred AMI thirty (130) head at
Fort Totten, D. r., to be delivered by July
18th, 1868.
y: Ninety (9O) head at Fort Ransom, D. T.,
half to be delivered by juno 9Th, 1868,
and the remainder by August lst, 1868.
They must average about 1850 pounds
gross weight aud be steers from three (3) to
seven (7) years Of age. All loss than three,
and over seven, years Of age, and all falling
short Of 900 pounds gross weight, bulls,
stays, COWS, and Texas cattle will be re-
jected. -,
Proposals by telegraph or other informal
proposals will not be considered.
Each bid to secure consideration must
contain written guarantee of two respon-
sible persons, to the effect that the biddcr
is able TO- fulfill contract in accordance
with the terms Of his proposition and that
should his proposition be accepted, he will
at once enter into contract in accordance
Herewith, and that they arc prepared to
become his securities, giving good aud suf
ficient bonds for its fulfllment.
/ The responsibility of the guarantors
must be sl.own by the official certificate Of
the Clerk Of the nearest District Court, or
of-lhe United, States District Attorney, to
be enclosed with the bid.
t Bids should be made for each post sepa-
rately, and bidders should be present to
respond 70 their bids AMI prepared to give
the necessary bonds.
The Government reserves to itself the
right to reject any and all bids censidered
unreasonable.
Payment to be made after the cattle are
delivered and accepted, if funds are on
hand, if none on hand. to be made as soon
| as received.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly
''Proposals for Beef Cattle" and addressed
either to It.. Col. J. w. Bar,iger, c. S.,
Omaha, Neb., or. TO 1t: Col. j. II. Gilman,
G. s Saint Paul, MINI.
The Proposals will be opened at both
places, at IL NJ. Al ril 10th:
If = bid is in the name of firm, their
names and post Office address must appear.
J. II. GILMAN.
/ Capt., c. g., Brevet 1t. Col U. s. Army,
ml2-3t Chief c. s., Dept. of Dakota.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12
A CARD.

The most hearty and appreciative thanks
Of the Library Association are hereby pre-
sented to Mr.. J. W: T. futile and those
who assisted, for the excellent and unsur-
passed musical entertainment which they
generously and kindly gave on Tuesday
evening last, for the benefit Of our Library.
Also to Mrs. Denison for the use Of her fine
instrument, and to the Committee for thei,
efforts in securing and bringing out tn
choice musical talent of our city for thil
object.
BY order Of the President.
MINNIE MORSE, Secretary.
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MORTGAGE sALE.-Wheres.. Default: :has
wi been made in the conditions Of certain Mort.
gage executed and delivered by Alonzo Gates and
Mary, his wife, Mortgagors, to Andrew Boyington,
Mortgae &C. bearlny date tho fourth day Of August,
A. D. 1866, and recorded in the ONCE Of tho Register
of Deeds in and for Sherburne County, Minnesota, on
the eth day of August, A. D. 1885, At o'clock T. NJ
in Book A of Mortgage Deeds on Pages 52l, so and
523, to tho payment Of Five Hundred dollar,
in one year after the date thereof with interest at IL
per cont per annun according to the conditions Of
certain pronssory note bearing even date Herewith,
and ivm all equity Of redemption except one year.
aud there is claimed to DO due and s due thereon at
the date of this notice the sum Of Five Hundred and
Ninety five dollars and tho power TO sell contained In
said mortgage has become operative and action
proceeding has been instituted at law otherwise to
recover tho debt secured by said mortgage or any
part thereof; =
Notice hereby given that by virtue Of the power
Of sale contained In said mortgage and pursuant to the
statute In such made and provided said mortgage
will be forccosed by sale of the mortgag premises,
to wits The southwest quarter Of section fifteen, In
township thrtyfve, range thirty. west, containing
hundred and sixty and situated in ShSrOurne
County, Aforesaid At public venduc,i BY tn Sheriff Of
said sherburne county, at the front door of the Post
Once in Orono, in said county, on tho OATH DAY OF
APRIL, A. D. 1858, at O'Clock In the afternoon n
that day. to satisfy the amount which shall then be
due said note and mortgage with costs effoEecosure
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Il Sheriff OF slAcrburne County, Minnesota,
EDWARD o. nANllN, Atty for Mortgage.
Dated st. Cloud, Mimi, Ath March, 1865. m"rl2-''
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