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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25

e<n @baneerp IN gRafbpilIe.Stuat 9enneiiee,
ny Office 9lert uuo RAP r, Gb0ucerp< @eri6t au
9a5bpias, -. Sanuar 1859. = Seiepb s.. Eampfins
u. Co., Rl6gey, geRen @m. q. 3nper unh Mnbsfe,
9etlagte. = ga aus einem IN Der amsuhirten gu az
hieier SG9s gingeyeid6ten Mf6auit berpargebt, bnE
bic @obnpldte Der Bsftaefeu, p. SHeribnH unb Bn.
9wper ,nbefpnnt ftr6 10 if besknIb psfprsnet mors
ssp, bo6 sc ibr Grf9einen smin DOE pher innerbaIb
ben eIiten bxet 9agen bes nctfteH Eermins geuanns
ten gertdtes, 80 bditeu am GrfteH " nj az i'm
nHGbifsu 1pyiI 1859, MAIDEN unb auf RIdgers Origts
Rafs uno amensis4e 8ins erbebea pDer befennen,
otporteR Doer &iumanh erbeben, rDierig nfanS bies
etbe ais ibneH StlgeltnHnen Ell art un6 s timer
An55utug ex parte nnberaumt uethen sptrh, unD
bah Deie RetoI6 uug fir rieF orfeinaneer fuigeune
MODEM tn Der NafeD1ue Yref pue Zines unb ber
Tenueise StaatsSeituus betnunt genndt weFben.
Mbf8rift beglaMbigt;
Moxfoti 3.l6nweII,
So - Giert ~ B Bnfter.
8. S. BiEttn u. ebambetIiu. Mnsodtte fur &Idser.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25

cxn GbancrGp gu gaafbpiIIe- Stdnt Gennef &,
~ Office GIert lino Waiter, Ghoneerns @eti9f ~
Naibuile. ben g. Sanaar 1863, AIsranher STR. RID
ger, gegen 8rnmb erperg Steehofet " Co unb @nhere
BefloGte.-Da aus Siuem Ia biefer SADIE einaereids
ten Ahttepit berDorg.Rt bat Bsttagte, BramSerser,
ner u. 60. 8. SoSepb nnb Gcbn ulb SmaI, 2epp utlb
60. feline BeIp6bner bes Stants Senheffee fnb, 10
sDrbe peroknnrx bas lie ibr einen baTi Dor poer
innerbalb ben erften brei Eagen hes ndbfeR Rermins
aenaunsen 0eritbtes. 81 halten am g ten ~ o rs
ia i'm n8Gbften Apitl 1862 MAIDEN unb auf &Ideers
EiG betenneal, Onierten peer Giumaue erbe6ea, ibs
rigenfns birfeIbe afs tbnen snseiaRsen ersESrt
irRn su elmer Ailb6fune ex parteanberGnHt perben
rpirn; nD bas bteie BerprbHuna fur pter aIeinarts
un6 Der Eeuneiiee StaatsseitnRs bstannt eemG9t
uerben.
MbI&r;ft beeIaubist
Morton q. 6omeH.
gIerf unh Batter.
SsmpeIu. 8risuiS anwdIte fir 3Ideer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
3llnelIel, 00nnerltag 25 ayebruar 1869

2ope5 bitl9eridtet iuor0en feien, puroe
8ii6 bon Staatgfefretar @enarO mad
8albinsten 6erufen, nm oetnfelben
geri9t 81 erifatten.
@gs GouD. Dennifon bon Ohio lit
mad N6afbin9ten gereiff. Man aIaubt,
Dap CT gum General sgpffmeiiter ers
nannt miro. Bum Sinan5minilfer leu
sen. NfOrton ben Snotana auserfeben
fem. -
Bel SaIton, Georgia, 1T Elm auBsrs
or1entlid reid1es &obIenIager eatSeGt
por0en. =
Depef9en aus bio Saneiro nteIOeu.
OaB bic broflianiide Ofeaieraue auBerlt
erbtttert barber lit, odB Scr Ser. ct.
Gelanote WcWabDn benz Dictator
9opes in Rara9uoD CUR @eite bleibt.H
Wfan fprtd1t 0nbon, ale bipIonlatilhen
gerbineuneen nit ben Ser. @taafen
ab5ubre1en.
SIN Ser. ct. Gbaban1t sa Stem
Orleans iOur0e- Elm aefdlfdter @bed
anf 81, 800 nit Der Anterl6rift 6es
Oepartements @ommilf1rs @eneraI
Bedtnitb, ansge3ablt. Ser Betriiaer
belBt Siglan6, mar friiber @lerf BEL
BEN 9eneral anO 1T unfi9tbar setpor>
ben. INT
Sine Srau BeIfb in sIlten Sa.
erf1oB 9eltern Sebn Debine, ais Aiefer
Den 8erln9 n.adte, fie gu fhanoen.
Anoretu SaDler tuuroe in Mi6monS
u1ter Der Vintage berbaftet, ieineSSron
ber9iftet Sn baben. Serielbe lebte in
eirem 1trafi6en 8erbaltaiB nit ieir,er
Stieft0bter.
Sen. Sberi6an bat ben Sfaaes Sn@
oianern 0atiOnen anstbesIen laiIen, Sa
pc Dem SungertoOe naBe tDaren. Sic
erlten le9s S6fen, tpel9e ael1la1tet
purOen, aBen fie in elmer @tunoe rob
aut lelbf bic @ineeiDeioe. SO lit
eerfelbe Stamm, bon meIAem @petus
fanten oeifen in 5000, 600 9l6ern be-
itsbenoe 6eferbation gu 10 Gents per
Ader gefanft gu baben bebaupten.
Sn Stem yurt 8erbraA @buaro
Burns 6as @baufeniter zines Qaoens
in NDenue q nno iuoIlte chen einiae
Hebolber gu lia feden ais CT bon eli
mem Noli5ifen erfaBt uno mad BEN
@efan9nib transpprtirt Wuroe.
Sn Dee GabenOer'i9en @aaemable
gu GbansbilIe egpIO6irte Der Saulpfs
fefei. Sin @rbeiter, SIM. 4ariens,
tunroe eet0otet unS d. 8. Gabenoer les
bens9efdbrIit1 berlebt.
Der Manbattan Stub in Stem ynrf
bat benz Sen. Ssbn 6. 8refiurioae
Elm Banquet 9egeben. Wan fpri1t
oaDon, 0ae Derlelbe als Ganoioat fur
bas goubernellrs 9lmt in Sentndp
auftreten ipiro.
Bel SeIIotu @prines 8. bat fidb cine
1un9e Dame, Qetitia Sulie @biller in
etnem Anfaa bon ErIbfan i'm SluBe
ertranft.
@aris "a. Sebr.
Sin Gomplot aur Grnor6nna Sfa~
poleons isurAe entbecft. Sic Setter
Der 8erldn0rung iin0 berbaftet wor>
ben. Ser Raiier IoHte beieiner Nebue
i'm BOaIogner SSaIo set0otet iuers
ben.
Conf antin pei "a, Ge6r.
Die 6einoisIisteiten eesen 8erfen
fino ein9eFeat pprOea. Sin gefan6 /
ter oes S6ab 1T auf Dem 8eee mad
&eulfautinOpeI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25

c4n @bamccrp as gfaibpitIe -Staat Esnneffee,
~ Office GIert uub 9Rnfier, 9bpucerDs9eri9f 80
RuihuiGes ben 20. DECEMBER 1e68.-9Roofen u. Gppn,
s ~ ~ , 49, =; < ss;r =; M So
eingereiten AfFeauit beruorgeht, sab 8etIaoter, e.
@ GalttRs tein 8epobner BIS StuGtes Eenntfiee it,
men Sari por oSer tnnerbaIb ben erieIs brei Taaen
hes ndtbften EerHiius genanHten 0eIi1tes n abe gu
balteu ON G rften YomtGg i'm HGcbfteu AprII
1869, nnb n8f &daers &im be.ettne, QnfIpprte coer
auaefta1Oeu eTtsdrt uno az ciuer Nnb5rune ex paFte
dnberuumt werDen iuirhs uni hhE otefe 8ernrDntsHg
4reb unf Zines uab Der Eenneifes Gtaatsseitane
befonnt gema5f merbeH.
Abf 9sift HeeIaubigt:
Rortpn 3. 9oweII
GIert unb aRaitey.
CAT n. SpurIsd, anwdIte iiir aldeT.
feh2341n 49, 1873
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25

C4n @baneeru ~ Eafbetue. --Staat EeHneBee,
~ Office Cert hnh Ma5ter, G1aneerps Geribf ~
1dfbuile, ben 6. sAlsuar 1669.-De HIanters 6anf
NIB Mnbere, Rtdger, gegen 8 6 Guons nnb Mabere,
ten affiburrt beTuotgebt oab ber 8etIaste, o. 6.
Gpaus fein Sen obuer bes Stactes Senrsiiee IT. 70
IN eesb0Ib uerorbnet moroeus hae er fetn Grf9etnen
ndebten EsrnTins genanItteR Gerifss made, AZ bale
ten am tften Nonta i'm udGffeu Apstt 1869,
ulso airf Rldeers Bill betenue, ontrporte nher Gin
aeftanben erfIGEt uun AZ elmer Anb6run9 ex paTte
dltbernumt Srerben luirh unD oah eieie 8exorpn1ng
fir uier aufeinonber foleente 2c9n IN eer va botne
beEannt aemaent fDetoea. -5s -sEs q
- Woftnn g. 6pmeIT,
s GIerE unb gfaftsl.
q. u. g. Cooper, an,udItt fIg slaser.
- feb23,4w
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
gin SaaMllternebnIer!

c<n @bancerp su g1afbofIIe.- Stant EennefIee,
Nd 0fFce GIeff uHo Slater, Gbdncerus @eridbt Az
gaibpiAe, ben 4. SouuGr 1859. Gitb0 Caroline Bars
esgain &Idgerin, gegea Anatttife 8areeaIupi, See
Mfpdrtt HernpEge9t, DaB NefinnfeFs MugmTtfne Bare
st9aanps tenn BewDtner oes Stantes EeHntffee lit,
oeer snnnrbalb ben eyen Srei TaoefI See nifebftgu
4efmtlie 9emantteM @ertfe, am Balfen nm ite n
W s.e ntGg sM n19fen April 1853 !, made nnS ouf
6tagers gta peteilne, atUarte phsr Gtnuanb efbebe
mtoegentaAs 1tefebe ais ron ibm sitaefann6eff ~
tart Mno 5m etoeF MH56gnHG ex parte nnberonnrt
eEcen rire Alle pae etefe 9ercrbnunq iii aier o,sis
Etmss uno per Iennefies Staatsseitang beRalsl,s
Mbf@Hft bsglanbtgt.
Moxton 3. 6pmelf.
&leEk nnb IEaitsr.
feb25 4w
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
GpnereF :. 0eriebt.
Snbiauers 81 a6ridt ten.
aa6el=Oepef6e,r.
gerfdpOruns se9sn 9apOIsOu,
So afbiuaton "a. 6ebr.
gonareb.

Senat. Gen. Srunlbilll bers0tete
gtolnetls bes Snti5 SGonites nber ettle
8ttitier un1 @rlaf1ung Der nothtgen
9Scrfaauneem beauglid) Der ee9enpars
fieen 8erbaltnii1e in Georgia, ferner
ilber @iniekuna elmer wirflameren Nes
qierung in MifiiiFppi nnO Die glbl9afs
Jung Oes Yeonase Sglfen's IN Nen
NeeTifo.
0luf 9latra9 oes Gen. 9Stllon, Sors
fitenben beg Mtlitdr>eenlttes puroen
bic Seidlulfe angeno alnen, gelqe pet@
n Sr;sossf;ten erfbeiIt luerben Oiirfen,5
bab Sffsiere, ipeIde orei MOnate unO
LANCER obne urloub abfueieno flno, bon
Der elite geitrthen fueroen; Dap one
TreeOmens 9Oipitaler bls gum 80.
SUM uno, no notbl9, nod LANCER 10rts
befeben, nnc pap ote otH ntOerraIen
perbe, pelbe beltiml11t, Dap Der 9ee
neral Der glrntee IN 9BaihIn9tOIl mob"
men muB, iotuie pap aile Arneesg J:
res bon lbta sflanen ipeEOeh Mui " !.
Der @enof nabni Die Snpfertorife BID
trSb oes prdIioentli9en Serlos nit 70
gegen u Stimmef1 an.
9aAs. Die Bill, iuei9e gslosI
Contra Etc legaliflrt, tuurDe nit ll9 aes
gen 81 9timnietl aIlgenommen.
2Inf Mntrag oes gepr. olalr Duroen
Die betoen tpdoerlPenlngen 5ea9en
0tesbes uno Seu oon 9tem 0orI ef'lSH
lafen.
Oas SanS eonltItuirte lI1 als Coz
mite uno berietb bic eelobeplA'<
SHnsen fur ole Stat'onatgeleggeoutg.
8erta5ufig.
szsso Sb;not or 04 Spbr
:"
Ser Yrdiibent erIieb beute cine
9r6re, Die ueberrefe BEN 9eHrp 9Strs,
BEN &erfermeiifer BON 9lnoerlenbtle,
an 2eDis @9ao aus5uliefern. Der
Qeidhnam tuur0e our9 einen Qei6enbes
itatter fortgef1aI1t.
Sen. Grant bat benz gOIlgreBntit0lieb
Diden erfIdrt, Dap er einen 8ennfbls
.ponier sum GabinetsmiteIieD ernennea
tuerbe.
Das 8ause Gotnite fur 8eftftroben
bat ii9 gegen- Die Ginri6tua9 zines
8ottetegrapben ertlart.
Sin eOnateIfoneler Caucus Der Re-
nublifaner nnD Oemefrnten iOa ebes
items 9ebalten tueroen. Sdinintlld1e
neuerinaBIte GonoreBmitgIieoerDeroen
auf na1ften Wontag in 8aibingten
ertpartet.
Sen. @bernlan i'll bon ct Qouis mad
g8afhinafon abaereilt. 2lu6 Sen.
GberiOan iuirb eafelbif eruartet. Wfan
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25

c4u Ghaueerp ~ g1afbpigIe. Gtaat Eenneiies,
- Office GIerf nnb afaffer Gbaucerps 1e1iti sn
Reder apitsts. BoiIneH i. Co., Hefiaete. - ga aus
einem heler Gae eitaees ei9ten Afhaptt berporeebt
has 8etlagte, Charles hurts, 4enrp &itltin une
MIsr0nber 9annsH, weI@e be 6irma non hurts,
Eennefiee fab, 70 mlirbe nerorones, oaf f. ibr Gre
f9eine oariu nor pber innerbab ben erteu bret Eas
gen hes nd1ften Eermtns 0endnnten @erilbtes, 81
1aIten am g. ten 81 pmtaa I'm n69iteH ApyiI
1862 snacbeu uiib auf atdeers 8tn beteI men, ants
mrrteu pOeT Gtwanb erbeben, wierigenfnus cieietbe
ais pon ibnen sngeanbef erfIrt uab 81 etAer Mnb6s
rHns ex parte anbernuMt merben wtre Hnb BAT
biefe 8eroronung filr pter Bes
den Ia Der 9afhAtne Pres unb Der Eettneee StaatSs
9eftnng bekaiint gematb metbeH.
Abf9riit beaiailet gt !: ss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
Glerr ,srb saalter

c&n g baueerp AZ sRafhptue.-- Gtaat TenneIiee,
ny Office Glert unb Wsafter, Gbaneelp fGertcbt SO
9lofbuiIe, ben 2. Sanuar 1869. ISM. ". Chiffon
9cleas unb AnheIe, Beklagte. - Ga aus sinem IN
6ieSer Sa9e eineeretien atfEbapit berp0resbt, baf
Mn1afal y. gle2e1is mnD 20uifa @. Re9ean teine
Btpobner hes Stantes TennefIse inb, 70 wur0e Der-
orbnef bu te ibr Grf9eineu Dor cher innerhaIb ben
erften erei Eaeen Ses natftsH EerH1ins senannten
@eri6tes, 81 boIteu am Griten M DntGG i'm
n6hffen Mprjt 1862 macben unD ailf 4idgets Blu be
tennent aHtworten rher enpabt erbeben tpiorigenSs
fans biefeIbe ais pom tbneh sugeanoe ersidrt nHo ~
elmer AnbDrAng ex pArte nnbsrdtuf rueroen wirr;
un0 bab bteie 8erorsnung fir ujer aufendnbeT fgls
geu6e 9uen IN Der 9safhptae Yreb unb Etes NIB Der
Eenuefee Giaatsaeitaiia betauat gemaibt pe16tn.
Mbi9rift begIapb,et
Rorfon 3. 4oweII,
%. s. u. 8. eOppeF, aupdlie fitr alaseEs fezS4w
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
BefdmiIt1iIac0mia an Die M3<
fiDm6re Der xenttefIee NIB
AdeifIc 0ifenbabms
@iefelIf66aft.


81 1emdsbeit NIT eineH Dur@ bic 9eietsstenSs
BeTfgmmiung bes Gfootes TeBneffee aueeuamnfenen
aftes pom IS. 5ebrnar 1853. psg&er Die Atticndre
non Gifeuhabas 1sieAi9GIteu aHtorifrt IN eeptiisn
fT1ien gerfamfnhtuetW per Akkiondre tbxer @eleAs
ltaTten az besliien, nm Direstossi obeT Berwalter
ffr fot6e @efeui9aften gu etpdbIen, mdDen BITE uns
terieidnetea MftiOndre IN Der Eenhehee uno Bnelic
Etfsnbabn- eiermit befaRnl, hnb eine8erz
i1intung genannter Afticndre TIM Gcurt9ante Ia +
GtaDt R6tbuiae ON 4onnerfags ben IL: @ars
1859. snm 3wede Der GEsudbMng zines Hrarbs ron
DtfettOren Tar ses pon ba an bsetnMsnss SGbr gee
bolteu perhen iDn lb mir foybefu nue Astinndre 0es
Mnter Gifenhotn @eeIi aft hermit eraebenI ailI,
IL pefonhtsr 8eit nmo on geManllter GteGe sR bief
Gmede Northumberland. Eie @nbtt tnuer6olb
BET srbrtn@l iteH une geieaii&eu Suhoen far 10
@ep. MRanep.
g. 49ofome,
aefss4 sks n. D. 9pweu,
f'l'aR \ q ::sss;, =.
HISTORICk
SOCIETg
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
0efebdftssRarfeu

EgP @sf6aftsfnren Der fOIsestben Mrt pom bret
Stilen urb Iueniger rperben fir Chen Dollar per gos
not einseridt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25

GonfantinOpsI "a. 6e6r.
Die Standardization eesen 8erfen
finO ein9efeat iperOen. Sin gefan0s
ter oes S6ab 1T auf Dem gEeee na9
GeuFantinopeI.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
9aris "a. Sebr.

Sin Gomplot Sur GrmorSnng Sfa~
poleons Wurse eutbeft. Sic Setter
Der 8erldn0run9 lino berbaftet por>
ben. Ser Saiier ioHte bel elmer Nebue
i'm BOAIOener g8aIo eet0otet wers|
0en+
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25

EsmpsIn. 8risn,s anwaIte filr RIassr.
feb 19 Am
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25

CAT n. spurIsd, a,,waIte iiir aidser.
feb23.4sp
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15
DRESS MAKING.

NFIss f. W. SMITH, Fashionable Dress aud
lNA Cloak Maker, respectfully inforlns the ladies
of Elizabeth that she will accommodate them at
their homes. Residence No. 40 West Jersey street,
a2I Inns
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

A Pacific Railroad mission has in
charge the work of planting Young
Mons Christian Association at every
important station of the road.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

WISHES to notify her friends and the public
w that she has removed from No. Is Washing
ton street to No. Is Elizabeth avenue. She is pre-
pared to go out into families by the day with her
Sewing Machine. Having been at first class work
for a number of years, she understands Cutting,
Making and Trimming Ladies' and Children's I'M
derclothing. Also, Children's French Dresses and
Mems Shirts and carries her patterns with her.
BY leaving the name and address at Is Elizabeth
avenue Mrs Wilson VIII call the ladies for their
orders in the evening. ms 3m
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15
DRESS MAKING.

MISS NJ. & j. HIGGINS would inform tho la
INL dies of Elizabeth that they have removed
from East Broad street to 2I2 Broad street where
they are always ready to wait upon their customers.
and feel fully competent to do all kinds of work
pertaining to their business with neatness and dis
patch. Cutting Fitting and Machine Stitching done
NJ short notice. a20lm*
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15
Dress Making.

~ A. ROLL, So William street would inform
IA. the ladies' of Elizabeth, that from long expe-
rience in the business here and elsewhere, (when
known Miss Goodwin, she feels fully competent
to do all kinds of work pertaining to the business
with neatness and dispatch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10
Take Notice.

We reiterats the charge that there are cloth.
iers in this city 80 destitute Of courtesy and va
ractity, that they have denied knowledge of US
as firm. We have ono affidavit to that effect
and have been told tho same thing BY others. To
those very sensitice gentlemen who published a
card in the FREH TRADER Of July 3D., we would
say that we regret your pleading not guilty, be-
fore any one has charged you with the offence.
We have read Of cases where an accusing con.
science has made men 80 Uery sensitiue that Mey
hace coaoicted themselves we trust that your case
will not prove to he Of that kind The public
who 80 from store to store know who tho guilty
party is. If you have never told any one The
falsehood, no one will think you are the men
we are after; but if any Of you hare told ony one
person the taiseho0d, then that person knows you
to be the very men we are after. What we want
and all we ask, is fair, square, honorable, open
and above trade and competition, and we will
have it. Let all buyers remember that one man
under Oath. says that our goods are better stock,
better made and 1t lower price than our COM
petitors, and come and examine our stock before
buying. We aim to please, and secure your trade
BY giving you your moneys worth. LAY
tlsKE, STRICKLAND & WING, aa
North Of Court House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10
Child rcn,s Concert.

The largest audience We had seen at Turner
Hall in ten years came out 70 hear the childrens
concert Of Prof. Shotwell. aud we believe the
audience were we'll satisfied. A somewhat sim.
liar concert will take place in the same hall next
Monday evening, July 18th, under tho auspi-
ces and a management that certainly insure an
entertainment very superior in all respects to
that given by the blind professor. It is known
that Mrs. Hull and Mrs. Cameron have been
training large class of children in vocal music
for the last five or six weeks with a view to Civ.
ing public entertainment, and we speak advised
ly in saying that they have attained profcien.
cy that will astonish those who shall bs 30 fortu.
nate as to hear them. The concert will consist
Of solos, duets, choruses &c., together with
choice music on the piano, at which Mrs w. H.
Bullen, who has few superiors anywhere a. o
pianist, has consented to preside. The piano
used on the occasion will be AN Allen s. Jewett
instrument. from themusic store Of Bernhard g.
Luz. The proceeds will go to the benefit of
Plymouth Church.
Roinember-the concert will be at Turner
Hall on Monday evening, July 18th. Admit.
tance 25 OTIS. 'aa i h ~
L
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10

HERE THEY ARE Ladies, look at this list !:
Linen lawns black and colored alpacas, (of the
celebrated Buffalo makeJ Manchester challies,
silk warp poplin stripes, French poplins, black
gro grain silks. taffeta, drap de France black and
colored satin for trimming, black and colored silk
trimmings, white gimp and galloon trimmings,
Lama lace, somethin new in pattern, and so on.
These articles fill few shelves in Reddick 4
Gillens store, are the very perfection in their
line, and are being sold at prices that look posi-
lively like giving them away Isn't it enough
to make one crazy to be cramped for little mon.
ey at such time?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10

BLIND ToN.-We are pleased to announce
that Blind Tom, the musical prodigy, will give
one OF his wonderful entertainments at Turn
Hall on Wednesday evening, July IA. The
Missouri Democrat speaks of him in the follw.
ing language:
ut is impossible to analyze ones emotions af-
ter listening to the remarkable performances by
Blind Tom with the piano. 1t matters not how
many times the sweet melodies may have been
transferred from the keys touched BY those black
fingers. sweeping a delicious simmer of NELL
fuous sounds, the ear never tires, though the diff
ficulty arises and increases when the attempt is
made to describe them. The effect Of his play
ing is such that the mind is lost in maze and
without premeditation, questions as how and
why spring up and remain unsolved. He is the
person6cstion OF sound and his instrument is
but poor medium for the Transmission of the
grand afiatus concentrated upon his unyainly
brain and figure. He is indeed prodigy: and
although his remarkable musical abilities are
well known TO all. seemingly too many adlectives
cannot be summoned in enforcing his claims for
attention. every time we listen to mis- playing"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10

1t is somewhat discreditable to the dramatic
taste of the people of Ottawa that, while they
will turn ont two thousand strong to witness a
common circus, they should have permitted Mr..
Salisbury and Miss Marble, on Saturday evening
last, to play to COLI paratively empty benches.
The Legitimate drama goes begging in Ottawa
unless there 10 great deal Of stress upon the
first syllable. Doubtless it requires more educa-
tion and refinement to appreciate Legitimate act.
ing than one need look for in the ordinary show
attending population Of this city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10

There was no fight, no organ grinder, monkey
show, or big injun Of any kind at John stout's
during the, week, but the big crowd seen there
daily since the weather has become pleasant was
attracted purely BY the magnificent display, OK.
oellence and low prices of bis goods particularly
in| tho Line Of ladies' summer dress goods, trim.
minss,sSs M. Stout having made up his mind
that the gosds must be sold before the season
closes, 10 offering them at prices that have given
him an uncommon rush.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10

Hyou do not feel we'll, you send for doctor
his cane, scrawls some hieoglyhpics upon pieco
Of paper which you take to drug store, and
there pay 5Octs. to $1.O0 beside the doctor fee,,
tor remedy nine times ont of ten not half as
good as Judson's Mountain Herb pills, which are
only twenty-five cents per box Do you think
the former tire best because you pay the most
tor 1t II you do, we advise you to ase Just for an
experiment tho Judson's Mountain Herb Pills,
and zee for yourself, that they ore one of the best
family medicines compounded they cure Heast,
ache, Indigestion, Billiousness, Jaundice and dc.
Female Irregularities. Give the Mountain Hall
Pills trial. Sold by all dealers. June5-1m.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10
Our BELLOWS.

Not wishing to be outdone by competitors,
even in the matter of Mowing, we have contract.
ed with King, Storm u Hurricane for the con.
structon of bellons, with which to do the 6loso.
ING for our firm. Its receipt will DO duly
heralded. In the meantime we would state
candidly for the benefit of the tem, who trade at
other places that ours is by far the best place to
make their purchases, not only in the matter Of
getting better goods at lower prices, but the Ger.
tainty of increased prosperity and good health.
Our customers are seldom sick, and consequently.
but rarely if ever die.
iH'H LYNCH, BEATTY L. O'KANE.