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subterranean passage by which the
police had entered the cell, and to
the last they regarded their pres
ence there as piece of diabolism
on Laromie's part. The woman
who ensnared the detective was
also arrested.
As he passed her, Laromie said,
sarcasticaIly: "I hope, Madame,
you will have a pleasant visit to
Algeria. ."noiJ293 3EI
She lowered her eyes. and re-
piled in a low tone: II deserve
this, Monsieur, for betraying my
mothers only friend" " A
The prisoners, being old often
ders, were all convicted and trans
ported to the penal colony.
la The story soon became known
throughout Paris, and the old
house in which the detective,
had been imprisoned, became an
object of great curiosity to the cit
izens. The prisoners, themselves,
however, never learned the solu-
ton of the mystery.qeIf If they ever
return to France, perhaps they
may hear of it. ,re arf o,0
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SEEING IS DEcEIyING.--Here is
a row Of ordinary capital letters
and figures: non sr0s
SIS SIX Xxx III Z3338-S8 8
They are such as are made
up of two equal shapes. Look
carefully at these and you will
perceive that the upper halves of
the characters are a re7y little
smaller than the lower halves
so little that an ordinary eye will
declare them to be of equal size.
Now, turn the page upside down,
and, without any careful looking
you will see that that this differ
ence is very much exaggerated
that the real top half of the let
ter is very much smaller than
the bottom half. 1t will be seen
from this that there is a tendency
of the eye to enlarge the upper
part of any object upon which it
looks. We might draw two cir
cles of unequal size, and so place
them that they should appear
equal.-Once q Week.
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Sold.

A rich old widower in Canada
is said to have practieed a very
artful scheme to gain the hand
of the belle of the village He
had an old gipsey to tell the young
lady's fortune, which he dictated
as follows: 5dst .aa- .sl7oi
'sMy dear young lady, your
star will soon be hid for a short
time by dark cloud, but when
it re-appears it will continue to-
shine with uninterrupted splendor
until the end of your days. Be-
fore one week wealthy old wild
over, wearing a suit of black and
a fine castor hat, will pay you a
visit and request your hand in
marriage. You will accept his
offer, become widow, in possession
of all his property, before the close
of year. The next husband will
be the young man of whom you
think most at present. ~,
Three days after the old gentle
man dressed in the manner des-
cribed by the gipsey, presented
himself to the young ladyG and
the marriage followed. More
than one year has passed, but the
tough old widower still fingers.
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,usnIoH Il nGmlotl
2TNs O. WALLACE,E
Established December I5tls 1856
TERMS. st'igsHs F.
TTwo Dollars for one year, iaya-

Vt aWO DothshHS loE VIC CAR tRtN-
r!ably IN a9oance. - - -
E Single copies, Ten Gents each. ss5h
tF Advertisements inserted at One Dolla,
per square of Ten Lines or less for the FIRST
insertion; Fifty Gents for each continuance
i-5 Local. and Special Notices, Twenty
Gents per line. -
TA liberal deduction. viii be made to
persons advertising for three, six, niae, OF
twelve months.
OF Obituaries and calls on canSidates
Fifty Gents per square. fLiBt r
OF The privilege of yearly advertisers is
strictly limited TO their own immediate and
regular business and the business of an ad-
versising 6rtn is not considered as including
that of It's individual m emhers. 0TNo de-
Walton from these terms under any circum-
stances. hE sAHo
fU Ad yertisements not marked with the
number of insertions when handed in, will be
continued until. ordered out, and payment
exscted.f st-,E l...9,....-..., .,...,g
OF No advertisement inserted gratutorslv
scJe Advertisements of an abusive nature
viii cot be inserted at any price = >
sDs Announcing candidates Five Dollars,
to be paid in advance in every case.
0TJ Job Printing Of eli kinds neatly
done on New Type, and on as reasonable
terms as any Office in Tennessee.
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Tfmple Of The Wasss.


love the sweet music dscoursed by the brook
= The wind and the murmuring sea = 2
And of art. though It's taken from natures book
For they sing, Mighty Father, of Thee;
But ah, there's no music in glen or in glade
To me that is half SO sweet ~
AS the blsi little home notes that only are played
by dear little pattering feet.
'Tis music that watts on the wings Of pure love
The heart to its Maker on high; zo
II softens the sorrows and hsllows the love
Of all meath the o'erarching sky;
And il lovingly weaves in the dull warp of life
Bright scenes that are lasting and sweet;
Oh, rainbows of love, in the dark sky of strife,
Are these dear little pattering feet,
Oh. dearest of sounds sure. angels above
Never heard sweeter music than this r-r
Every fairy-like note bresthes such ecstatic love
That the heart is enraptured with bliss;
Let nature and art sing their choicest Of songs,
To me they can never compete
With the pit-a-pat music that nnly belongs
To dear little pattering feet. st}r
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Mistook his Man

A gentleman, who has a habit
Of walking with his hands clasped
behind his back and his head
bent down in a meditative, mood.
something after the fashion of the
first Napoleon when revolving
some momertous question in his
srlind,T was passing along Canal
street, between the post-office and
Chartres street, on the left hand
side going towards the river, when,
looking up suddenly, he discovered
a well-dressed man standing i'm
mediately before him and staring
at him in the most impertinent
manner. "Sir," said the gentle
man, 81 am flattered by your
scrutiny. The only response
was continuance of the stare,
which absolutely seemed to be of
achronic nature. Sir" said the
gentleman, getting excited, 81 am
a. mild man, but cannot refrain
from expressing the opinion that
you are an imperinent puppy
pappyis the word, sir; do You un-
derstand its significance 2" No
answer was made to this sally;
but same stereotyped, aggravating
stare nearly drove the -questioner
mad. s'Man! fool! puppyP he
exclaimed. 81 am not given to
brawIs,. but neither will ! take an
insult thus publicly given. Take
this, sirs' Andlwith that he plant
ed a blow Just Just between the eyes
that were fixed upon him with sol
irnpertinent a stare, and sent fheir|
owner sprawling upon the pave
Inent. A roar of laughter from
the bystanders, and q glance OF
the prostrate figure which lay per-
fectly rigid and motionless, con-
WINGED him that he had upset one
of those figures used by clothingl
merchants to show off their goods
70 the e7best advantage: His chag-I
rim may be imagined as he walk
ed of. muttering something about
.tiese internal impositions on the
pablic."-M O. Rcayuae.s -
-. q 4
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26

A woman in Manchester, N. H..
recently left her husband, and
was married to another man.
The legal husband meeting No
2 one day, said--"Come, take. a
little something. ] owe you one
for taking my old woman off my
hands" They imbibed. and hds-
band No. 1 thinks he has made a
good trade. olaG 9dF .aois6n
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26

lit is ,saidgthat rats mayg bepef-
fectualiy driven away from any
building by sprinkling theirlplaees
of~resort with yellow ochre.soI0
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26

A married couple in Springfield
have not spoken to each other for
years. The man boasts that be
has the happiest hoinein the coun-.
try.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26

The Chilicothe (Ohio) Gazette
says that two citizens of that
place have, one twenty-three and
the other twenty-five children--
each man having now his third
wife. fe.--.-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26

/. Late plowing is beneficial to clay
soil intended for tillage next sea
SON. Leave without narrowing,
thus. giving greater surface ior
the frost to act on.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26

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-ei tlasT9 Xas o3 .Dsts s,'i ua1
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26

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isoi2Dlq q :. gui1d oi bgliupa7
'sidt ~ sI9baal sdT .y'i10}sm
OIL" ,gfasbb 70 COST SIS 5a9nsy 8n
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26

"Who knows" muttered Laro-
mie, twitchinglhis moustaohe oab-
sently, "what may comsuf itf-
She IS superb.s But how the
deuce did she find; ont my name?
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80 h-tH1 1852 |
80 iaailA .lss4ss "a
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-11

~ Court otsreof, 10 June Trw is6s--La Ctnpcery
Charles Wake vs.. Mary Jane Wake-Dil for divorce II
appearing from affidavit file in the Office OF the Clerk
oi sd Court that said defendant has gone state
so that process be upon said defendant ant
ssid complainant having filed his bill of complaint in said
court on the Chancery SIDE thereof the 18th day of
March, A. 1858 herein and having been
thereon according to Notice therefore hereby given
to sa defendant Mary Jane Wake that unless YOU person
ally be before said said term thereof 10
s held at the Court hsuse said county on the
nrst Monday ofJune next 1865 (when and where said
summons returabe) and plead answer demur except
10 SAID BILL the will be taken tor confessed against yo
ana the matters and things therein prayed decreei
accordingly. A. b. MOORE CIerk
NM r. BECK. COmpainsnts Solicitor. Mar. 2S-4w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-11
QUESTION:

In what house in Ottawa dc you find ne greatest variety
white goodsi Linen, lava cambria jaconets nansook
!ercs bisnts jaconet eging and nsertng Richardson's
rsh linen, pillow lnen table dsmssk, bleacheJ and
brown linen napkins Scotch diapers birds linen Hucka.
buck and Russia towelng linen handkerchief hensched
as embroidered; embroidered curtains linen ana cotton
holland for and thousand and other articles
too numerous to nentionl The universal answers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-11

A TEXT WITHOUT A SERMoN.-At Fulton,
Ill, few Sundays ago, one Of the town clergy
men opened services by reading at length very
full and correct local price current-how much
flour, butter, meat, lard, eggs, etc, were worth
and tho price Of shoes, CLOTH prints aud muslins.
lie read the report without explanation or COM
ment. But the most obtuse soul in the congre-
cation understood very we'll what this unusual
procedure meant. The congregation took the hint
and responded with liberal donation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-11

Madame De Stasl cordially hated Talleyrand,
and in her story of "Delphins," was supposed to
hsve painted herself in the person Of her hsroir
and Ialleyrsnd in that of garrulous old woman.
On their first meeting, the wit pleasantly re-
marked, "They tell me that we are both of US in
your novel, in the disguise Of women
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-11

Wages went to the depot of one Of our rail-
ways the other evening and finding the best ear
full said in loud tone This car isn't going p
OF course, these words caused . general STAN.
pede, and Wages took the best seat. The cars
socn moved off. In the midst Of the indignation,
Wages was questioned: you said this car
wasn't going y "Well 1t it wasn't then (; it il
now
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-11

man in Kentucky killed sick COW few
days since, in whose stomach was found q large
brass pin. hair pin, and quantity of hooks and
eyes. A jury of the neighbors formally summon
ed TOR the occasion, returned oral verdict that
the unfortunate diseased cow had probably
swallowed milkmaid or waterfall, 1T some Pc
Rod Of its adult life. Hs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-11

Herbert. my darling said fond mother to
her son, I've not seen your book for several
days or mors-whcre is TT" 81 know where it
is We'll, whore" "Why it's only lost =
httls-kinder in the barn, or around out doors
som'ares, guess p'raps up garnet, or behind tn Q
wsod-pile-I guess"
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AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.

Special attention called mammoth stock Of shaws
Of description, from 81 Is 10 s4 veil berage tissues
lace wells, buge trimming and trimming bon.
nets and tafs u rbbns, ba;mor and hoop exists French
and American cosets hosiery and gsvcs and in fact
thing that useful ornamental and saeabe the line Of
Yankee Notions In connection with oregoings have
large and well regulated assortment q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-11
QUESTION:
AT REDDICK L GILLEN'S.
The unheard Of reiuctioa In
CLOTHS AND FLANNELS.

Moscow Bquemaux and English beaver French and Eng
M brosdeohs black and coored Deeah cloths Of the
quality dosskin CASHMERE Sleeps grsp Union CLOTH jeans
Pekn CLOTH tweed Farmers and Merchants cashmere and
everything that good and servcssbe for and boys
wear Also. ~ endless variety Of annes Of every make
price and color with full assortment Of Dayton Fannes
and Blankets kept constantly hand mandatory prices
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-11

Mrs. Peyssr says, in George Ellists novel
"What man wants in wife mostly is to max,
sure OF one fool as II tall him he's wise"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-11

The "last of the revolutionary heroes is still
dying in every section Of the Union every few
weeks.
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nR. JAMES, formerly OF flames Lock Hospital "
II New Orleans, l Established in 1850 and for the las:
six located In Chcagohe successful Specialist
of the in the treatment Of all diseases of private nature
can be condentially consulted his Office and rooms %
Randolph Street Corner Of Dearborn sireet) upon
the treatment Of Chronic, Mecural, Sypic Blood and
Skin Diseases and all disorders Of Contagious venereal
Characterwhch he without the om.rcury odds
potasa arsenic, any poison but with his
positive cure for all humors and blood aoisons.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS such rs Seminal Weakness Nocturnal
and Murnal Emissions brought by abuse of the gans
memory coninson Depression dmDe,s Of vision and often.
times insanity with deporble tYhn Of other symptoms
treated and radically cured by an fub1e method saving
time and expense All diseases peculiar to The sexual orgau
OF private character, radically and permanently cured
Od diseases sfthe most horrible class where the blood hss
becofsc pofsoned-producing botches tv face email
watery sasters-ins in the head and bons=ticerated
throat and the limbs and body s.Ycfufto.
geher with an endless number of and
permanently cared.
Dr. JAMES recommended by the press OF the connr, ~
professors OF mesa colleges and by the medical professc
generally Those acted should apply to him and BIZ cursd
at once.
Dr. JAMES can be coasned confdenally by letter p O.
Dr. bBS Chicago " enclosing stamp return answer or
at his office and parors 3 Randolph St. corner of Deaborn
Street. from to l0P Ten separate rooms and private
entrance and exits, that rstehts come in contact
with cash other. Everything p.vate and confidential
Just published, by Dr. james, svo pamphlets on Spsrma-
torrhea and Syphilis and both sealed .nveopo
address, on receipt often cents three postage
June 90 1S67-ly;
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS.

Of superior quality and which will
very avoraby with those who advertise to "ell
Ass great variety shirts and drSw buck gloves and
mits for men aud boys t5ty
AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.
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IL THOMPSON DEcEAsKD-Notice is hereby given TO ali per
sons Interested 10 said that Sylvester Renew admin
istrator OF the estate Of Abraham b. Thompson deceased
Will appear before tho County Court of the County of La
Sale and state Of s at the Court House in said county on
Monday the 21th day Of April 1863 for the purpose OF
rendering an account Of his proceedings the administration
Of said estnte fol the final settlement.
Dated ut Ottawa, this 2Sth day OF March, 1858.
Nv ..-.... A. b. MOORE Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-11

There is story from California Of burglar
Who at midnight, climbed up TO chamber win
dow and cautiously opened it. The occupant
CHANGED to be awake, erept softly to the window
and just a. the robbers face appeared, presented
the smooth muzzles of two rsvolvers, with the
injunction:
"You getw
"You betm replied the house-brsaker, drop
ping and running. nsa }5
There is no more pithy dialogue on record.
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Drugs.

CASH DRUG HOUSE.
DIR. DIMMICK & BROTHER
Sell select Drugs, fine Chemicals,
pure Wines for the sick, the best
Perfumeries, Choice Toilet ar.
ticles. good Stationery, I'm
proved Trusses, Paints and
Oils, Glass and Putty,
all kinds Of Brushes,
Lamps & Kerosene,
GOOD AS THE BEST,
Cheap as the Cheapest.
Physicians Prescriptions
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
Dr. j" n: sIMxIck, PHIIo J. DInncK.
Ottawa, Dee, y, 1865.
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IuNHE annual meeting Of the company will be held on
Il Thursday May at O'Clock A. at the Office of tina
company. mr.. i4-9w. W. NJ. TRUE Sec.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-11

NOTICE.-EsTATE or SAMUEL j. Do,NE, DECEASED
~ Notice hereby given that tho undersigned Admins.
atrx OF the estate of Samuel j. Doane late the County
OF La sale and State OF Illinois decea cd will APP before
the County Cont Of said County the third Monday epg
the 18th day)of May 1865 at the Court House in Ottawa in
said county, when ant where all persons having claims or
Demands against SAID estate are Notified to attend and present
the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 4tii day Of March, A. D. 1868
ELIZABETH 4. DOANE,
Mar.I-ow Administrative.
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Mar 7-ew

OTICE.-I hereby notify the wagon makers of La sale
county that am the patehtec and of Patent
Sken, with brass or other soft metal bearings aud have
sold to William Palmer the right to my said skeins and
any one using my skens, except the said Palmer will lay
themselves liable for damages.
Feb. S-6ms r. p GILLETT
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Mar.7-6v

OTICE.-EsrArB or NIChAgh CLINE, DEcEisEp.-No-
IN tice hereby given that the Undersigned
OF the estate OF ckae Cline, late Of the county Sas
aad State of Illinois, deceased will appear the County
Court Of said county the third Monday being Goth
day Of April, 1865 at the Court House in Ottawa in said
county when and where all persons havisg claims or de-
mand against said estate notified to attend and present
the same in writing for nd stnent.
Dated this 29h day Of February, n. 1865.
BRIDGET CLINE,
Mar I-Sw. Administrative.
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PETITIoN For ORDER TO SELL

REAL ESTATE.-STATE OF ILLINOiS. 4.
sadH CouSfY-sa-Cbsnty Cosvt thveef to Jne Term l. D.
1903 Joseph Miller, Administrator of the estate of John
Linbeck, deceased Clara Kobbsmann Wilhelm Kobb..
mann, George Dbeck Gralszens nbeck Michael LDbeck
Anna Wagner John Wagner Franzska Knite Peter Knit
tel Catharine Wirth John Wirth Josepha Frs Joserh
frs John 0Iewcxewsky and the unknown heirs Of John
debts. y ="
IL appearing from affidavit on nj. in the clerks office Of
SAN court shat all OF said defendants named except
the SAID Clara kobbemann, Wilhelm Kobbsmanp Michel
noeck and John Glowczswsky residents Of sad
notcs hereby given to said nonresident defendants
nat sad petitioner filed in said the 10th ay Of
arch D. 1865 his amended petition praying for an order
or tns sale OF certain real situated in said
described - oows That portion Of the Ell Of the VIZ At
the SEA Of Sec b. township 33 north OF range east Of Ina
ID commencing a point chains west of the NE corr
ner OF sao VIZ OF the SEA Of sec running thence south
~ the eat line Of said 20 chains thence east
parallel TO the north line said aCt to heesst line
Thence south sail thereof thence on
said east line 70 chains to the south thereof thence eat
ON said south line IL chains and links thence north para
lei to the east line of said 40 chains to the north line
thereof and thence east said north line chains aud so
links 10 the place Of beginning containing 40 acres more or
less and that summons thereupon ssued thereon a. by
law required.
Now therefore, unless yo the said
and each OF personally be and appear said
said term to 10 holden the Court House Ottawa IN said
county on the first Monday Of Juas A. D. 1868 and plead
answer or deur to said petition the be taken for
rosssd against you and decree will be entered accord
rag TO the prayer thereof A. b. MOORE, Clerk.
W. Z. BECK, Petitioners Solicitor. mar 2s-4w
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WANTING FRIENDs.-I wish that I HAD some
good friend to help me on in nfe," said lazy
Dennis. .t & Il. ~, -
"Good friends! why bat you have tsn,' re-
piled his master 81 ''.',' .nssi %
T'm ssrs haven't half 70 many, and those
that have are too poor to help me" .F5aao
count your fingers, my boy; count thumbs
and ALL" CsE 4IA 5MEt
81 have-there are ten," said the lad.
"Thsn never say you have not ten good friends,
able to help you On in life. Try what those true
friends can do; not get help from othsrs."
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BuDget of Finn.

CoNJUeAL ArFEcrYoN:--A4 exchange paper
publishes tn. fO,ley iat Sits binary story: "A
farmer was fsand Aangsd by Ais Arssidss Sus.
piciSa FILL vp0 he si6o; YhA -
when questioned by the magistrate, made d
following affeotienate Oohf1saion.. WAL, in
faith. therst net hpA to bs'tSld.5 yoeAs, Yams
last night found ny hpshsRd BY the aide efths
fireplace, trying 70 hang himssd, the rope was
already round HIS thrssEI ~ hg hsa 1ssoly
told every enc Inst ~ was &detssninsd 70 hsni
himself, I underworld very naturally. 70 aseiet
him " passing the other end Of tho Eppe sSer
srafter, and pulling y Aatd = I could, catil He
was suspended in the arr Judge: You CON.
ICES, then, that you strankled your AtSba6d?''
.Y's, little, bnt not quite. because A. pallsd
tired Of his life. was well aware I sAenld be
arrested; but before you send ms 10 WissaiLbsg
ysu will let mo attend my poor husbaAAs fnnss-
al" The same authority adds: ut u needless
TO say that the desire expressed BY this sxoslIat
wife and fervent Christian was fully apprscisted
by the court, but not complied WITH r1 "a