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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-15
July Is.
NOT ICE.
DEP. u :. MARsHAL's FFIcE.

CAMDEN, July 18th, leO9.
ALL persons interested in tie" w"de'
packa.e, Of tohaccn, one tvs" Nurse wagon
and cover. une dunb L. i'aIntss, the po
prrity ;eizcdby I'-ua,k Goss, DIP COL I'd
div. Isl Dist. of 5. G., for violation ol
Internal Revenue, are hereby notified
to Jc aud APPEAR bef"re the Hon. U. 5
Cuurt, to be holden in :'harlrstGn 5. g.
"n the fist Monday in October next at
u'clmk TO show cause, if any, why
the said articles should not be forfeited
~ the United States.
J. A. BOSWELL.
Special Dep. U S. Marshal.
july l5 on.
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ALSO

Defendants interest in four hundred
(400) acres of land iu Kcrshaw County,
in the fork of Big Lynches Creek
bounded North by lands of the Estate
of Wm Marshall, East by lands of
Geo. King, West by lands of Wiley
Brannan, South by little Lyuches Creek.
Levied upon as the property Of James
Cliburn, at the suit of Louisa McNaugh.
ton, ct. al.
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST
TIL BIOLOGICAL SEMINARY,
GREENEILLE, S. &.
JAMES +. BOYCE. D. H.,
Professor Of Systematic Theology.

JOHN A. BROADUS. D D.
Professor of Interpretation of the New
e>rainent.
BASIL ANhY, JR. D. ID.
Profess. of Biblical Imrroductiun, Po
leuic Thr"lo.y, aud Preparation
and Delivery Of SERMONS.
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KEKSHAW-In Equity.
w. w Stukes,
Jos. H. Stokes, ct al.

u
1T appearing to the satisfaction ofthe
Court that Jackson lluggins, and Mar
tina 5 his wife, IIarlyE Skies, Sarah
Ann MrCa>kill, aud J"scph J.. Stokes,
parties defendant to this Bill Of com
plaint are absent from and residing with
cut the limits of this State, 1t is order
ed on motion ot DcI'a>s T. Hay, COIN
planauts Snlicit"r., that the said de-
t ndant's do plead, answer Or demur, t"
The said bill " thin forty days, or an "r
der pro confrssv will be issued against
them.
C. sHIVER, Clerk.
iuly Is. II.
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Tax Notice,

THE Office of the County Treasurer
will be opened for collection Of State
and County Taxes, on and after the
first day Of July.
The rate Of Tax is 6xol at 3-4 of !
per cent for State 3 10 Of l per cent for
County Tax.
D. L. DESAUSSURE,
-i,.e - --s.-. County Treasurer.
Pei, F. L. PHELPS, Deputy.
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REV. CRAWFORD II. TOY,

Professor Of Interpretation of the Old
Testament, aud Oriental Ian .uagcS.
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VAUGHAN'S
FLOUR MILLS.

THESE mills, located six miles north
of Camden. are in complete order, aud
the subscriber is ready to attend prompt
iy to the call of customers. The rrru-
lariuu these mills have acquired, rem
der it unnecessary " say more than
that the subscriber will continue TO give
Them hisprrsunal attention, and guaran-
tees that their high characctcrshall be
maintained.
J. II. VAUGHAN.
July 8. 81.
Lancaster Lnlgcr copy three times
and forward bill.
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Photographs, AmbrOt! !pcs,
AND
FERRE cot P E s.

m HE undersigned Photographs Ar
tist of Gharlntte, n. c having it,
ted up a sKY-LIGHT GALLERY in
Wokman's Building, is now prepared
to take all kinds Of Pictures. Those
wishing 70 have their beauty counter
frircd. will have an "pp"rrunIty to o."
SO. No pictures allowed to leave the
Gallery unless perfectly satisfactory -
Old Ijasuerreotypcs or Ambrotypcs
copied into any siz& large or small
photographs and Pictures put up neat
", in Iockets, Brcastpins and Rings.
Call soon ms my stay is limited.
Call and see specimen at Workmans
Building, over Baum Bros. Store:
\. Lang,
June lO-3t. Photographer.
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SeegerS'
Unadulterated Ale
AND
T. LAGER BE e H.

n AGER BEER containing Copp"ras. and
xALE docl ored with Salt. Lime and Alnm
are The latest adulerations discovered in New
York. Professor MAPES, OF New York,
analyzed The BEER nom dozen different
Breweries, end all were found aduleraled
with noaious substances. 1t is said that The
sale Of drugs 10 Breweries is prof able part
Of the trade This is perfectly infamous
Cocculus Indcus fish. berryl Nux Vomlca
dog button, from which Srychnine is ohlaln'
ed. are some OF The dclectahln substances
found in BEER. These are potent ;puisons,
and The Brewer found using them should be
drowned at once in one Of his own rats.
PSI am willing to he drowned in my
own RATS; il any impurities shall be found
in my BEER. ,,
shall continue TO make HEALTHFUL
BEVERAGE, so rhatit may be drank by the
most delicate without. The least danger.
JOHNC SEEGERS,
June A-2m' y cclumbia' s. G. i.
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NOTICE.

. NOllCC- f''s
ALL persons having demands against
the estate of John Kirkland, deceased,
will present them duly .attested within ,
the time prescribed by law. This mo-
tice will be plead in bar of those who
fail to comply. These indebtsd to the
said estate will make immediate pay.
ment to
JESSE A. KIRKLAND,
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Two Lots, with Dwelling and Build
ings thereon, situate in tho Town of
Camden, on West side of Lwtlcton
Street, known and distinguished in the
plan Of said Town, as Lots No. 90l and
9O2, fronting East on Lyttlcton Street,
one hundred scventy-thrce feet cHch.-
Levied upon as the property Of Mrs.
Martha B. Villepigue, at the suit Of
Austin Lloyd.
Terms, Cash, purchasers paying for
Stamps und Papers. ... a.. p.
j. p. BOSWELL,
s --t. ~ S. K. G.
July Is. St
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BLACK BUT COMEIY See illustra.
'tons in XIX Century. Sold at all
bookstores.
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LSO-

On Tuesday the day following, at
Defendeuts residence, Twenty two (22)
miles North East of Cauden, at l.
"'clock, NJ, will be sold, One Buggy,
One Wagon, One Side Beard &c, One
Cow, One Steer, and One Hundred
Pounds Bacon. Levied upon as the
property of James Fl. Brown, et al.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18
Tufn nor Hall.


Some strolling actor, Or stragelinr scenic ;au.
tor, because of failure ia creating in the minds
OF the people Of Ottawa, or of the Turner Socie.
ty, tho same exalted opinion OF him that he
holds Of himself, vents his spite BY dsnouncinp
the Turner Hall, Of this city, in communities.
tion in the New York Sporting Tines Of the 9Th
inst, signed Puck"
The article in question winds up thus, most
unjustly:
The Turner Society Of this plsce is ono of
tho largest and wsalthiest in the State Tbev
own the only hall in the city, very bad one. by
the way, 90 far as scenery and stage are concern.
ed, and they charge what they choose for the
use of it,"
The Turner Society 10 composed of about sixty
members, generally laborng men. The Society,
90 far from being one of the wsalthisst," is
poor, being in debt. Three years ago they pur.
chased the hall now occupied BY them, and after.
wards added one story to it. The hall will hold
eight hundred people. 1t is forty-five feet wide.
one hundred feet long, and twenty feet between
ceiling and floor, besides . commodious gallery
has two entrances, and is we'll lighted with ss..
The stage is reasonably large, proportion.te 70
the size OF the hail. and is supplied with proper
arrangements, similar to those of theatres in
general. The scenery was good, but time and
the various accidents that would happen when
long in use, have tarnished it. 1t is as coed as
the Society can now afford Tho sscisty have
been debating the question of new scenery, an
achisvment they expect to accomplish next
spring ft
, The rent Of the hall is uniform, and unchanue.
able, except BY vote of the Society, being from
Sl5 to s25 per night, depending upon the char.
scter OF the entertainment. Deduction. are.
however, generally made TO such .ronpes or ex.
hibitions - may have been unfortunate on &C..
count OF weather or other reasonable and equi.
table cause; and it is always free, excepting gas
and fire, to charitable purposes. The members
OF the Society are all honorable and good men,
standing high in the community, and have tho
same interest in public smusements that sll 9th.
ers have, neither more nor less. and mona ara
more liberal than their members in pstrouizine
public entertain 1snts
Let the redoubtable and re.lie-able "Puck "
continue his journey. He may, perhaps find
ssme benighted village, among the half.bresds
of the plains, whore his brilliant genius will b.
appreciated, but let him not visit Ottawa. nor
sny other enlightened community
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18

LOOK OUT FOB BARGAINs.-Mr. Gridley will
make his annual pilgrimage East, to buy goods
for this market in March next. and from the
large Quantities of goods We now have on hand,
We are reminded that to make room for our spring
purchases, We must and will run down our stock
OF goods on hand, and for this purpose We will
oHer special inducements to persons wanting to
buy. We have full line ane well assorted stock
ofDRY GOODS, the largest stock of CARPETS
in Ottawa; Chicago custom-msde warranted
BOOTS and SHOES; CROCKERY of all kinds
and in the way of GROCERIES we have fitted
up Our Columbus front, and can show full stock
of fancy or staple groceries
Presuming that the farmers of this and adjoin.
ing counties will want TO find where they can
get the most goods for dollar, We invite them to
call and examine our stock
GRIDLEY, BRIsTOL e. PERKINS.
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IMPORTANT DIscovERY.-By accurate meas
urement, it is discovered to be just S4I5 miles
from Reddick u Gillen's store in Ottawa 70 the
Court House in Chicago. Cost of the trip--fare
mp and back $3.50; bus hire 81; enc days
board ", loss Of days labor $5-tstal $145O.
Which is exactly the amount Of useless travel
and expense incurred by every person that gees
to Chicago to buy goods when goods equal in
quality and variety to any you can find in Chi
cago, and in most cases, great deal cheaper i.
price, can ba found At Reddick & Gillen's in OF.
tawa. There are few If any Of the biggest retail
stores in Chicago that carry heavier stock than
Reddiok u Gillen, and it is notorious that retail
prices are always higher in Chicago than in
OTTAWA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18

MEDIcAL.--Thcre has been some discussion
lately among physicians here as to the extent to
which regular practitioner may advertise him.
self, and yet remain within the bounds prescribed
BY the American Medical Association. It is
claimed that no regularly graduated and prop.
erly qualified member of this association can do
more than merely announce his name, pl,c, of
Office, residence and system of practice Beyond
this he cannot go; and those who advertise won.
derful cures or peculiar remedies or any special
,ty, are empires or "quacks."
At the request of prominent physician We
publish below resolution adopted by the Amer.
lean Medical Association on this subject:
at is derogatory to the dignity of the profess
sion to resort to public advertisements or private
cards or handbills inviting the attention of indi
viduals affected with particular diseases, publicly
Offering advice and medicine to the poor gratis,
or promising radical eases; or to publish cases
and operations IN the dai2y PRINT, or suffer such
publications to be made; to invite layman to bs
present ct operations; to boast Of cures and
remedies; to sdduce certificate. of skill and suo.
cess, or to perform any other similar octs These
are the ordinary practices of empirics, and are
highly rsprehensible in a regular physician -
Art. l., Par. B. Code Of Ethics Of A'n. Ned ASSN.
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SPECIE PAYMENT In tho midst OF the
wrangling among the politicians AZ Washington
over the great problem OF the day, how to bring
about specie payments, the business men in Chez.
ver's block, Ottawa, like Alexander of old, unite
the Gordian knot, by hack of the sword--so to
speak that is, withou. stopping to haggls over
the specie and pay it. Simple AS G. Every
body could pay specie if every body had it. 1t
happens these gentlemen have it. See their ad-
vertisement
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Winter has been .hi!y.shallying along now
for couple Of months in that undecided, doubt.
ful way to puzzle enc whether to put on fall Or
winter clothing. To-day, however, the hoary
old gen. seems more decided and in earnest, and
the tine has come when you can no longer put
off buying that long needed overcast which
Jacob Mooney has had in readiness for you since
the first November freeze. As his stock must be
closed out seon he will sell it at about the first
cost OF the raw material. Hurry up, or some.
body clse will get it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18

CosT, CosT! CosT Some clothing houses
claim to be selling out at cost 1t is about time
that old dodge was played out. We claim to be
able to make lower prices than the aforesaid cost
prices OF any house in this city. We pay cash for
our goods erery time, consequently buy low and
sell low. We keep No man on the street nor at
hotels to button hole you to draw yeur trade
We aim to gain and retain your trade by lo,c
prices and square dealing. Every time you buy
clothing or anything for mems wear without
looking at'our stock your lose money. Call and see
if il is not so. FIsKE, STRICKLAND & WING
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A MrNKERY-A very profitable and novel en-.
tsrprise is now being undertaken by some citi-
zens of the Eastern States, namely, domestica-
ting minks for their fur. The expense is but
little, compared with the high prices their fur
every where commands. When a ladies' set costs
from $50 to $175, and upwards, the profits must
be enormous. Why cannot some Aurora indi-
vidusl start minkery .?-Aurora Herald.
The above, from the Herald, has local appl-
cation here. Mr.. F. c. Prescott, one Of our live
business men, has been engaged in carrying on .
"miukery" for several years; that is, he has con-
stantly, at the proper season, kept full assort-
ment of furs of every sort, and especially that
most highly prizcd-the mink. He has to-day,
probably, the best stock of furs ever offered in
market, and, during the holidays, commencing
on Monday n-ar, will sell..them at cost. Now is
the favorable opportunity to buy.
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THE LLEwELLYN TRoUPE.-A very pleasant
treat is offered our little people at the court
house this evening by the "Llswellyn Troupe"
1t is made up of sons Of deceased soldiers, Is in
number, and one young miss, all ranging from 5
to 10 years of age. The entertainment consists
OF ballet and chorus singing, military exercises,
saber drill, &c. The SHOW" is intended mainly
for the entertainment OF children, whence the ad.
mission price for children is 10 cts, adults free
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18

GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN FURNITURE.-Hall
d Murphy having too large stock on hand for
the dull times, they propose to sell for the next
si1ty days Mt esst, 50 az to reduce thei: present
spring. Now is the time to get good bargains
They have fall and complete stock of all kinds
OF rich and medium furniture of the Vest quality
and latest styles, which they will sell at large
psr cent. below Chicago prices on the same quail.
ity Of goods.
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Agents.
ALlx. YAraHRI. H.n. 1.

ALfx vAu6H.r, Hsq, IL authorized agent Seneca
H. to receive pay for old subscriptions to the Free
Trader and contract Tor job printing &c All orders
through him receive prompt attention.
JI MONTGOMERY tsq our authorized Agcntat Leland,
In this count to receipt for subscriptions the Free
der, Advertising &C.
", C. DoSAGHHo. ESQ., and G. ": CUNNING sutho-
rtzed receipt subscriptions IRA.
DyR for advertisements &C. at the town OF streaor in
this county.
j. w BROWNE, ESQ., authorized agent at Esrivile.
In this county, receipt for subscriptions and advertise
ment in the Free Trader.
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Amid the general dullness that reisned in bu.
siness circles during tho week, it was a relief to
look in at Hull's. This store, by keeping up
choice and heavy stock, including an abundance
ef the finer and higher grades Of dress goods and
trimmings, have gained such substantial and
steady run of custom, that even bad roads and
foul weather fail materially to affect it.
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The grand majestic thnndsr,

The grand majestic thnndsr,
That from Cheever's block does come
Surpasses far in wonder
Big mesquitos beating drum. .sA 500
There Is music in that region too.
So sweet, so charming, dear,
The sound of nickel cents when new,
Is like it very near. A H@,-t
As these sounds are very trying
To persons who haye brains,
We advise such 60 no nearer,
Than LYNCH, BEArrr / O'KASE's.
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OTTAWA ioDeE No. AZ Meets every Thursday evening.
Lessing Lodge No 5 German lodgc meets every Wed.
BLOCK
Daughters Of Rehccca Meet the trsi Tuesday eve.
ming OF each month.
OTTAWA EScAxPuryr No. as: Meets on the second and
ourth Tuesday evening
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On Monday It was discovered that one of the
arches Of the Fox river bridge bad sunk into the
pier on the east side, SO that the chords on the
south side had parted, rendering it almost dan.
gerous to sross with teams. A special meeting
OF the city council was called in the evening to
talk the matter over. The proceedings are pub
liahed in another column.
twill doubtless be highly gratifying to the
gentlemen who have sued the city to get bigger
pay for the old tumble down bridge, to see how
willing the city is to let them have it back. Now
il they are sincere in the complaint that the old
bridge was sold st such ,uinous price last
spring, let them come forward and take it off the
city's hands
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18

GRIFPrrH ! Son, the premium boot makers
of Ottawa, and dealers in choice foot gear of all
kinds, have just commenced their winter closing
out sale with view to preparing for an early
spring. Everything is marked down, and the
determination is to rush trade and make it lively
regardless of profits. Go and see "Ths proof
OF the padding" SO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18

There is a wonderful activity about Burke Il
Heenans just now,-new!goods arriving in great
loads, and customers filing in and out with re-
freshing and tumultuous brisknsss. The gen.
tleman are not only supplied with magnificent
stock Of goods but are selling at prices that are
attracting crowds Of customers in spite Of adverse
elements
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18

WINrER.-Cold days and frosty nights warn
~ to prepare for the inclement season, and he
and doctor bill, should go to Stefel's Clothinr
Bazaar and secure good suit of clothes and an
svercsst Our word for it, that it is good
remedy.
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/ W. sw. l NJ. NJ. sM. sM. 1Y,
Ten lines OF Agate make one sopa,e

1VH tIIts OF AgdD tntht one squAic,
Advertisements not under contract plainly mark
ed the length OF time desired they will be continued and
Charged for until ordered out.
Business and professional cards mot exceeding five lines,
Inserted at nve dollars per five lines one dollar
per line extra.
Transient advertising in all paid strictly in
advance.
H Yearly advertisers dscontnuing their advertise.
ments before the expiration OF the contract will be
The fun rates above. Extra charge will also be made for
dissolution and other notices connected with their
lar business.
Local notices, fifteen ceats per line.
~ In no case viii these terms be departed from
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Ottawa Post Office.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS:
Temperance Orders.

Lo G. T.. OTTAWA LoD"y No. So: Meets every Friday
evening la their hall. Cheeyers New Block h. smith
T. 5. GEO. W. Lamb. W. r
r. oy u LIyEOas rEsPLE No. 5tsubordnate): Meets ev
cry Iueiay evening az their hall. Chceyers Block
Z: G. Morse, ". {. ]. John Dckerman. W. Il.
hinnehAha Social Temple No. s. New Han In
Cheeyers Block Thu sday evening. Miss Ella Grow
s r. T.: Geo. H. Hunter, h. =. Ri Mrs. Thos Ready, S.
A. l.. Wood. D. Il. '' -
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Rich and rare holiday goods at Hall & Mur.
phys, and something that will BE- appreciated by
all, consisting Of fine chromos, brackets, fancy
chairs for children, ladies and gents, and n great
variety Of rioh and medium furniture of all
kinds
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18

HOw's THAT2-If it is true, as has been sug-
gested, that the damage done to the Fox river
bridge was caused by an effort of the bridge to
commit suicide by drowning, rather than suffer
the degradation Of being made again toll bridge
then the men who instituted the suit for that
purpose should bs made to pay the doctor bills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18

How TO MAKE MoNRY.-A lady made five
dollars one day this week by buying dress at
JshA ctouvs, ths exact duplicate Of . dres
another lady had paid five dollars mere for ss
sasthsr store. Heaes The Wy to make money
y clear - saashins Buy ysur heavy bills
q eSut's.
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In tho way of holiday presents nothing can be
neater or more appropriate than pair Of those
beautiful slippers at Child s. Bros. They have
them Of all styles and at prices to suit every body
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18

MAsoNIc.-There will be special meeting of
Shsbbona Chapter No. 81, r. A, NJ on Tuesday
evening, December 81, at o'clock sharp. Work
On the r. A. degree. All companions are cor.
daily invited to be present
II. f. CLARK, II. P.
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On Wednesday. Dec 23d, there will be opened
at the great Revolution Dollar Store, No. Sc Ma.
disod st, the largest and best assortment of hol.
day presents ever brought into the western mar
ket
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT

our facilities for dong all kinds Of job Work. in the va.
riou- styles Of the surpassed this section and
We respectfully solicit those wishing anything done In this
hne to gre Us call BY tn. udcious liberal use of
printers INK many mans fortune has made and tho
Geld Is sti,l open. Try il.
Orders by mall promptly attended to.
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Gold Pens, Pencils Pocket Cutlery, Pocket
Books, Diaries for 1870, Memorandum Books
Pass Books, &c, at Osmsa & Hapemans.
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G.. A. H.
H,.norAnrunsG G AR

HEip QUARTERS G.. A. r, Ottawa Ills, April k6S-Gen.
ersl Otes NO l0Ihe Encampment viii hereafter
bic Monday evening each week instead of Wednesday
evening, as heretofore BY order OF Post Commander.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18

The best and cheapest stock of Blank Books
in Ottawa may be found at Osman Il Hapeman's,
West Of the Court House Square
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-18
Goods are selling At Risls Bros st specie priss'

]. D. Morgan, in Nattingsr's block, Ass bee.
making important additions 70 his stock during
the week, and 10 loudly reported % Offering IN.
heard Of bargains IN dry goods Cslicoss for 10
cents, hns dslaines for 10 and 20 cents, aad all
that sort Of reckless giving away Of ssols Hr.
n. seems determined On getting lp . ssasatisa.