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OBITUARY.-Our circuit court was adjourned
somewhat abruptly week ago by Judge Leland,
who announced that he had just received des-
patch summoning him to the bedside Of dying
brother in Roxbury, Mass We have, in the
Boston Adoertiser of July 9th, the following
obituary notice Of the brother whose severe ILL.,
ness 30 suddenly took Judge Leland east on the
occasion referred to:
Oatuary-It gives US pain to record the death
OF one OF our most esteemed and useful citizens,
the Hon. VIM. Sherman Leland, who died at his
residence on Walnut avenue, at z o'clock, last
evening, after a short but distressing illness.
He was born in the old town Of Roxbury, 1924,
and after graduating from the public schools of
the town, he entered the Office of his father,
Judge Sherman Leland, then Probate Judge of
the county of Norfolk, for the study Of law. By
diligence and industry, and quick apprehen.
sion, combined with common sense and well
balanced mind, he early rose to proficiency in
his calling; and on the death Of his father he
was appointed his successor. He continued in
that Office till the year 1858, when the status of
the courts Of probate and chancery was changed
under the administration of Gov Banks, and ne
failed to receive an appointment as judge of the
new court His Judicial career was without
spot or blemish, and he performed its delicate
functions with the widow and fathefless to the
complete satisfaction Of the public The loss of
his office only served to bring the knowledge and
experience thus gained into even wider sphere
OF influence, and his services have been con-
stantly sought and his time employed in answer
ing the demands which the public necessarily
made upon him. As an administrator of the o.
tates of deceased persons, or as an executor of
Wills no had no superior, and he often found, to
his surprise, that many instinctivsly turned to
him in times of trouble who were bound by no
ties of consanguinity and to whom he was
stranger, except from the common report of his
hopDr and integrity. In financial circles he was
well known, and for many years has been one of
the directors of the Peoples Bank, and was at
one time its acting president. When the Eliot
Five Cent Savings Bank was started he was one
of its projectors, and was chosen its president
which office he continued to hold till his DEATH
In the years 1888 and 8, he was connected with
the city government Of Roxbury, and served
with credit and distinction in its councils; but
political life was not much to his taste, and he
constantly declined offers of political prefer
ment. As citizen, he was held in universal
esteem for his manly qualities, Tor his honest
oonsiderate, high-ninded character, for that nice
discrimination which scarcely eyer allowed the
profession to rise superior to the man, and for
that patient consideration with which be would
listen to the petition of his humblest client for
advice He was kind and genial as friend and
neighbor and had rare fund OF wit and bu.
NOR. There were very few men in whom the
community more implicitly trusted.
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Plum, venango Co., Pa, Dec. 18th, 1868.

DIR. SAGE & Co., Buffalo. ~ T.
Gentlemen Your excellent Catarrh Remedy
has accomplished for my wife more than we could
havei believed without having tried it. We had
given up all hope of ever eiftcting cure in her
case. We had already tried almost every other
remedy proposed by the medical facnlty without
the least benefit, some really were an injury.
Her sense Of smell acas destroyed, and her vision
becoming much Injured from the disease having
produced closure of the ''tear duct" and even
the sense of taste was much impaired. With
the use of three boxes only, of your remedy,
believe the catarrh is entirely healed. What
great work it has done in driving away tho dark
brooding despair that had settled on our minds.
shall ever recommend your Catarrh Remedy to
all with whom l meet afflicted with the dread
disease Yours truly, JOHN WRIGHT
DR.. Sage's Remedy will be sent to any address
by mail. on receipt of sixty cents. Address r.
V. PIERCE, NJ. d., Buffalo, N. Y.
For sale by most druggists everywhere.
aag 7-2w.
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Our Bellows.

Not wishing to be outdone by competitors,
even in the matter of bloaoiag, we have contract
ed with King, Storm IL Hurricane for the con-
struction of bel1oms, with which to do the Moso-
ing for our firm. Its receipt will be duly
heralded. In the meantime we would state
candidly for the benefit of the fem, who trade at
other places that is by fan 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
Lynch, BEATTY & O'KANE
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Capt. Parker, Of the Wenona Inder, was in
town last week. and the following from his last
paper shows the acuteness OF his instincts
"lf you ever have an occasion to satisfy your
appetite when at Ottawa, you will do we'll to call
on jim Cross at his restaurant, and get as good
meal for forty cents as any of the hotels can
set out"
Ii there is anything the Captain can beat the
world on, it is in finding where they keep good
"wittles."
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The list Of republican candidates for nomina-
ton to the few county offices to be filed next
fall grows really formidable Meeting almost
any prominen. republican and greeting him with
the common formula: "How do you get along ?'
You are surprised by the answer: : "Oh, pretty
we'll. think shall have thirty on the FIRST bal
lotp Tor, likely as not, his chances Of nomi-
nation in the republican convention arc the fur
thest thing from your thoughts.
Among the candidates for County clerk are
Col Moore, ex-sheriF McCaleb, James Hastings,
Frank Whitmore, Ralph Buchanan, John Fergu-
son and H. L. Mead. For Treasurer John Nor.
rill, VIM. Cullen, Joseph Yerger, Geo. N. Price,
Samuel Lynn, Capt. Shepherd, VIM. Atkins and
David Brunker. Chas. H. Gilman seems to be
nearly alone on the track for county Judge,
while half dozen are willing to be school com.
missioner OF county surveyor.
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OFF FOR CALIFORNIA Our esteemed fellow
citizen, DR.. J. o. Harris, had the distinguished
honor conferred upon him Of being appointed to
represent the grand Encampment of the I. O. O.
F. OF Illinois at the next meeting of the Grand
Lodge Of the U. s. The meeting takes place in
San Francisco. early in September, and DR.. H.
has already bssn presented with his railroad tick
ct for the occasion. The Odd Fellows of Cali
fornia are just Staying themselves out" to make
this meeting Of the grand council of their order
the big event Of the day-a single Lodge in San.
Francisco having made an appropriation of $1e,-
GOO in gold to assist in entertaining becomingly
the distinguished visiting brethren from ''the
states" Dr.. H., we understand, will start in
about three weeks. There will be special train
to carry the representatives, with Pullman's pal
ace sleeping cars dining cars. &c, all complete.
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NV. 2w. I'M. an. sM. sM.T1Y.
Ten lines Of Nonparell make one square.

Ten lines OF Nonparell make one square,
Advertisements not under contract must b, painy
% the length of time desired they will be continued and
charged for until ordered out
Business and professional cards mot exceeding hve lines,
inserted at five dollars per annum over lines INV
per line extra.
Transient advertising in all to be paid strictly in
advance.
~ fearly advertisers disseminating their
ehs before heexpraton OF the contract will be charged
the iu rates as above Extra charge will also be made for
dissolution and other notices connected with their
lar business
Local notices fifteen cents per line.
81 In no case win these terms be departed from.
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fyou are looking for anything in the boot
and shoe line, and can't find what you want else
where, 20 to Child & Bros. and you will be sure
to find it-wherefore it would clearly be wisest
to go there at once and get what you want with
out spending time hunting else where.
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The Artesian Well in East Ottawa has reach.
ed depth Of $50 feet, and is throwing up a
strong stream of very delicious water. The
Potsdam sandstone was struck at depth of 30j
feet. The well will be sunk but few feet Deep
or. and is to be subed Immediately.
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Rudolph Bartway, Of this city, met with a
singular and distressing accident on Monday. He
was driving nail oak intolwood, when::the nail
broke and the piece few into his eye with such
force as to cut the eye-lashes and carry them in
to the eye ball. The eye was dressed by DR..
Olin, but the sight is past recovery.
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RAILROAD BRIDGE-Mr. Bruce seems to have
become tired waiting On the elements to COM
mence the erection Of the piers of the new rail-
road bridge At Ottawa, and has not only com.
menced laying the north abutment, but is con.
ssruoting the cribs to commence putting in the
piers forthwith. though the water is still five
feet above low water mark. The road is nearly
graded to Streator.
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AGENTS.

ALEx VAuGHEY ESQ., Is authorized agent at Seneca,
to receive pay for old subscriptions to the Free
rsder and contract for job printing, &c. All orders sent
ihrongh him receive prompt attention.
sJ l. MONTGOMERY. Esq., authorized Agcntst Leland,
this county, TO receipt or subscriptions to the Free Ira
Der, advertising. &c.
IN c. DoNAGHHo ESQ, and G. W: CUNMISs, autho-
zed agents TO receipt for subscriptions the FRRR IRA
R for advertisements &C. at the town Of Strestor in
his county.
NJ. W. BROWNE, ESQ., authorized agent at Earlvie-
this county TO receipt for subscriptions 10 and advertise
&ent In the Free Trader.
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HeaNx business.

Col. Cushman, it will be noticed by our ad-
1ertising columns, alreads advertised for propos-
As for the erection of the prop sed dam across
be Illinois river at Ottawa, to improve our wa.
fr power. The design is to drive the work with
III practble speed
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There is no food more wholesome for the BODY
in this warm summer weather than good fresh
vegetables. But you want them directly from the
garden, and in prime order--just such as Elias
Hathaway, of the West Ottawa Gardens, brings
to market every morning. The best way is to
overhaul his wagon on the road and help your.
SELF His green corn and tomatoes are perfection.
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j COUNTY CoURT.-The next term Of the La
Salle County Court will commence on Monday,
1ept. 9th. Chancery and all other business not
2NquiriDg jury will be taken up during the first
swo weeks, and after Tuesday, Sept. slst, there
fill be jury trials. Jurors need not attend un.
II that time.
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Whether the water in the Illinois river falls
enough to enable Col. Cushman to build the pro.
posed dam this fall or not will make no differ
enoe with Joe Megaffin. He will sell of his
summer stock at reduced prices all the same. TO
make room for rousing new stock in fall.
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Ladies should bear in mind that ReadiolA &
Gilen are clear ahead on all kinds of house keep.
ing linens, bed spreads, Sc, all of which they
are offering cheaper than anywhere else in crea-
tion. There are, also, few patterns let of those
splendid Irish poplins, and silks from rs cents
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LOOKS LIKE BUSINESS. Houtz & Co.
have been opening large lot of new goods this
week. We saw something very handsome in
dress goods, suitable for fall suits, also large
lot of new prints. Very nice styles for fall
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Marseilles, last Saturday, voted in favor of the
bsue of $4,000 bonds of that borough in aid of
}he Chicago, Pekin and Southwestern Railroad.
trading for that road is soon to be commenced
n that vicinity.
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Everybody and his wife seemed to be at ,Stout's
during the week going deep into dress goods
which he is now rushing off at about cost prices.
Such goods were never offered at lower prices in
this market, as all must admit who will examine
them.
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Ten, pcrancc Orders.

% g. r., OTTAWA LoD3E No. 595: Meets every Friday
kR: ). Geo. w-Lamb. W C. T " ' "
OF II LIVE OAK TEMPLE No. tsubordnate): Meets ey.
|ty nesday evening at their hall Cheeyers Block
II; g. Morse, W. &. Z. John Dckerman, W. II.
iinhslEha social Temple No. the New Hall In
zSheeYers Block every Thursday evening Ella Grow
- r. J.; Geo II. Hunter D. r. T.; Mrs. Thos. Ready, r.
A. l.. Wood n - ''''
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The people of Utica, in this county, are agi.
tating the question of building bridge across
the Illinois river opposite that town. We have
no doubt bridge there would soon have busi-
ness enough to make it good stock.
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OTTAWA iopeR No. ~ Meets every Thursday evening.
Lessng Lodge No S6, German Oage meets every Wed.
Eblocs. -
Daughters OF Rchecca Nee, the first Tuesday eve.
ping Of each month.
0rTAwA EycAxPMgsr No. s3 Meets on the second and
ourth Iueslny evening. =
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Rev. L. Y. Hayes will preach at the Presby.
1erian Chapel on next Sabbath morning. Sub.
bet "The unsearchable rich, of Christ" Also
reaching ut o'clock z. NJ.
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LosT-On Monday, July 10Th, in Ottawa, a
let Bosom Pin, set in gold-palm leaf pattern.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
he same at the store Of Scott, Houtz & Go.
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Prepared glass to view The great eclipse to-
day. BY the use Of this glass the light of the
sun will be as mild as is that Of the moon to the
naked eye. Price, Ave cents. For sale at Os.
man & Hapeman's.
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Rev. r. c. Swinton having accepted the invi-
alton of the South Ottawa Presbyterian Church
b supply their pulpit, will commence his labors
}ext Sabbath, and preach sermon suitable in
Ehe evening. Services at 10l A. NJ. and T11aa p N.
The public are invited to attend.
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A printing office has just been opened at Mar
seilles. The MarseiRes Independent has hthert
been printed at Chicago.
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Lumber! Lumber! !!

Young u Ryan's is the only yard in town that
will not sell Fencing for Matched Flooring
That is the place TO get good seasoned builai ng
material and at the lowes, prices.
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Our intelligent Ottawa astronomer, Thos
Bassnott, Esq, has gone to Omaha to look al
the eclipse, taking his telescope with him.
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Something new in Hoop Skirts, the latea
style for the fall wear, at Scott, Houtz 81 Co.'S.
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A large consignment of Government Harness,
Cavalry brides and spurs, just received and for
sale cheap at Stones Harness Shop.
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A dollar saved is dollar made,
Or another dollar left to trade.
Dollars thus saved will soon pile high.
For you richer get, the more you buy;
AT least so the good people say
Who trade with L., 3. 81 OK.
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JOBBING DEPARTMENr

Our facilities for dong all kinds OF Job Work. In the Va.
styles Of tue surpassed in this section and
respectfully solicit those wishing anything done in this
zine to give call By the judicious and liberal use of
printer Ink many mans fortune has been mad. and tho
EEeld Is still open. Try 1t.
q Orders By mall promptly attended TO-
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Jerry Sample, late salesman in tho furniture
store of Hall T. Murphy, Ottawa, and famously
good fellow in every way, has just opened new
furniture store in Marseilles.
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] HEAnOrARrErs @. A.R.

HEAD QUARTERS c. A r.. Ottawa Ils April T. S6S-Gen.
ral Orders No io-rhe Encampment win hereafter
ee on Monday evening each week instead of Wednesday
fvening heretofore. By order of Post Commander.
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Late copies OF the FREE TRADER sold at the
Drug Store and News Depot of Marston tS Co.,
Marseilles
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The Germans of this city are making extensive
preparations to celebrate the centenary anniver.
sary of the birth of the great ssvan Alexander
Won Humbolt
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Meets nr.t lhpFaay IN eacn MONTH In Dr. j. Paul's build
ng Donations of BIRDS Insects and petrfactOns solicited
|. Paul. President W. W Calkins. Secretary.
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For good pure leo Cream, Lemonade and Ca,
dies 20 to II. Walthers.
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n FRANK LEsLIE's PLEASANT HOURS for Sep.
|fember, at Osman j. Hapeman's.
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Go to 81. Walthers for the best Peaches Or.
anges, Lemons, Apples, California Pears and
Fruit Of all kinds.
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EXtrayaIauce.

Lecture on Sabbath evening at the Methodist
Church, by Rev. D. J. Holmes.
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Marrie0.,

At the residence Of Mrs Clark, Tuesday evening,
to Miss ADA A. CLARK, both of South Ottawa No cards
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Go to Scott, Houtz & Co.'s il you want new
goods and good goods at the lowest prices
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OLD NEWSPAPERS, not torn or mutilated, for
sale at the FREE TRADER office.
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Go and see the California Fruits at H. Wal
ther's
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LOCAL MATTERS
CITY DIRECTORY.


Commencing Jnne 9Th, 1859, trains will pass Ottawa
station rs follows:
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Ottawa Post Office.

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL. OF MAILS:
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Sersiccs to-day
at IL A. NJ. and 7 M. Rev. Mr.. Fraser,
Pastor.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

Me. CvRcH. - Preaching at ii A. NJ,
and p. II. to day.
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THE LEGISLATIVE SCH0TTIscHE," conf
posed by Thomas Brothe,hood, of this place,
and dedicated to the Legislators of the State
Of Nevada will be played for the first time
On the occasion of the hall next IUcsd2y
:, .7hr
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The LEGISLATIVE BALL.-Ihe COMMITTEE
i.:o whose hands were entrusted the arrange
,aea;, for the Complimentary Ball to the
members Of the Legislature have been very
active in perfectine tn same. They haze
Engaged the hes. available music, and one q
he musicians of the occasion, Mr.. Brother
hood. has composed a Legislative Schot-
;.,che especially for this event. The Ncssrs.
Eoore < Parker VITA their usual enterprise
have erected 4 spacious dining hail in year d
the main building tTheater Hal) aud have
neen busy in getting everything IL readiness.
Nj Abr: fuller il preparing splendid
.7Fper. 70 complimentary tickets vii he
issued excepting to members Of the Senate
and Assembly. The vide world is invited to
attend land pay their regular s. for doing
.3}. An advertisement stating time tues
day evening next aRl place tIheater HalN
and other particulars appears in this paper
There is every reason TO believe that this viii
be the finest public patty ever held ia the
.t9.e.
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ErlscoP,L CHUrcH.-Preaching and SER
vices at II A. N. and I P. NJ. Subject of the
morning Discourse The Episcopal Church
recognizes other denominations as Churches
OF Christ, or part Of the visible, Ca'hoilc
Church. In the evening. By request, the
sermon on Truth will be repeated. A! are
invited to attend.
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PNEAcHING-A pN6Hc ol'eoHTSe vi.
BE- delivered by Elder Geo. Smith, CT tbe lie
organized Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter
Day Saints, at Mr. Lawlor's school house.
or. Sunday, Jan. 81. 1859, at7P.M, All arc
respectfully invited to attend
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LAND OFFICE IxTuLLTGESCE.-The fol-
l,svius has been received from Commissioner
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Stock Quotations by Telegraph-l p, n:
GlendinninR. Davis 4 Co report tnrough their
Philadelphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY. March 9.-The Flour market con.
tinues quiet but prices generally are steady
There is no demand except from the home con-
sumers, who operate sparingy. About 500 bbls.
were taken at $5@5 so for superhne, se0a8 so for
extras, S675@7'25 for Iowa, Wisconsin. and
Minnesota extra family. sS@S '25 for good Penn.
sylvania do. do, $8 50@9 so for Ohio do do ana
80 b@l2 for fancy brands. according 10 quality.
Rye Flour sells at 81 256175O No cnanea tn M
tice In Corn Meal. 80 - ~ ~
There is not much Wheat coming forward.
but the stocks are accumulating, there being
very little demand except from the local miIls
who purchase only prime lots. Sales OF red
at Sl60@l r. and 500 bushel3 am Der at 81 90 RIVE
may be quoted at Sl55 per busnel for Western.
Corn Is dull at the recent decline. Sales OF 1900
bushels yellow at 93@94c, the latter rate from
store. Oats are without change. Sales of 1000
bushels western at 95c., and 1000 bushels light
Barley or Malt.
Bark is nominal at $50 per ton for No. l Quer.
citron.
Whisky is dull. and cannot be quoted over
97c, ,@Sl per gallon, tax paid.