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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20
Overland Dispatches

A Woman Killed By her Son.in.Law.
Bosros, September NJ. Armstrong shot
his ,mother.in.law last evening. The snot
was intended for his fa~ther-in.law. He Also
wounded James Welsh, o neighbor. Inc
murderer fed.
Tss Coin In h Treasury.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE amount
Of available coin In the United States Treas,
ury is Sl32, 100, 343 40, including S2iS,ooU Az
cold certificates outstanding on the latn
Snst.nt Tho coin, with the exception Oh
al d 600. is at the Sub-Treasury In New
York. w..
Ney Political Movement In New YORK.
NEW YORK, September 1.-THE Work
nomen,s Union held an important meeting
tonight. and resolved to form new political
49, 10 act in concert with the German
Einbs. They also resolved to request Gov
ernor Hoffman to enforce the eight-hour law.
Colli,iou on a Railroad.
RocHEsTgR, September IA serious
c%ojI;sion occurred on the Central Railroad
This evening. A passenger train ran into the
end Of the stock train, owing TO the careless
ness Of the switchman. The engine was oe-
stroved and every passenger car disabled.
Several persons were disabled, but none were
National Capital Convention.
ST.. LOUIS, September l7.-At a meeting
of The National Capital Executive Commit,
tee, Yesterday, it was decided 70 issue a call
for a Convention, to be held October 10th.
The cali, after stating that the Governors Of
all the States are invited to attend, sayl in
case The Governor Of any State chooses to
appoint delegates, appointees OF Congress-
men from any District will be received as
duly accredited and admissible to seats in the
Convention.
Conflict Of J Jurisdiction.
MEMPHIS, September l7.-Waddy Thomp-
son, arrested in company with Perry Fuller
for alleged revenue frauds, was sent to New
Orleans under charge Of the United States
Marshal. He was taken from the Marshal
at Jackson, Tenn, and was yesterday, on
writ Of habeas corpus, brought before Judge
Leo and discharged, on the ground that the
United States Commissioner only had the
power Of a magistrate to bail or commit, but
could not order the prisoner to be carried
into another State. Thompson was rear
rested by the United States Marshal, on a
warrantissuea%hyConi Morrison, Of Mem
phis, on the same Change, and afterwards re-
leised on bail to answcrStQ:day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

THE Assay Department of the United
States Branch Mint is now in perfect
order, and we are informed Is far supe-
rior to anything of the kind heretofore
in this State. Everything about the
Mint building is being put in complete
order, ready for operations, on the ar
rival Of the officers, who, it is believed,
have been appointsd.-Cdrson appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

IT is told of a young lady 10 Newark,
that when one Of her jealous admirers
sent back her letters with a request that
she should return bis, she answered that
she regretted that she could not comply
Immediately, IS she had lent them to a
Young gentleman to read.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

CARL ScHuRz. = There is q vague
rumor aAoat, which we heard in Vir-
giuia this morning, that General Carl
Schurz was drowned at Niagara Falls.
We give the rumor for what it is worth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

A WOMAN in Chicago named New,
named her first child Something"
As her husband was dead, she named
the second child /" Nothing" az II was
Nothing New for Chicago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

A LETTER from Albany, New York,
states that on the 10th of September
Governor Hoffman transmitted to the
:, Secretary Of State at Washington his
official certificate that the Legislature
of New York had ratified the Fifteenth
Amendment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

A BAR of iron one inch in diameter
will support a weight of twenty-eight
tons a bar of spiders silk of the same
diameter would support q weight OF
seveuty-four tons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

THERE is hope for the South. Henry
s. Foots writes that he has reached q
period of life when special sen%sitiveness
to anonymous newspaper communica-
,ions would be u%nseemly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20


And in accordance with law, and an order oil
the Board OF Trustees, made on the 18th day Of
July, 1859, so many shares Of each parcel OF said
stock as may be necessary. will be sold ut public
the Company. on Main street. Gold Hill, Nevada,
on MONDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1869, between the hours Of two
() and four G) o'clock p. n. Of that day, for CASH
IN UNITED STATES GOLD Coin, to pay said de-
~linquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
r. +. OSBfSTON, Secretary.
Ofico Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company,
Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees the above
sale Is hereby postponed until SATURDAY,
September Is, 1869, Between the hours OF . and
4 o'clock P. n. Of that day.
+. F. OSBIsT0N, Secretary.
Office Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company,
Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada.
Gold Hill, September %, 1869. I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20
NEW TO-DAY.
Postponed Sale,

YELLOW JACK SILVER
i Mining Company Location Of Works,
Gold Hill, Storey County, Nevada.-There are
delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account OF assessment No. -, levied on tho
10Th day Of July, 1869, tho several amounts
opposite the names Of the respective share.
hsldcrs, as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

tn. colored laborers in America in
tend to hold a convention in Washing
ton on the first Monday in next Decem-
her
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

MINNESOTA thinks that fifteen years
hence her State tax on railways will
meet all the State expenses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

The Hannibal and St. Joseph Railway,
10 Missouri, has had nine engines
wrecked in O week by running over
cattlo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20
Deaths.

CAHILI-In Hamilton, September 10. Mary
Frances, infant daughter Of Thomas and Mar
garet Cahill, aged 8 months and % days.
EhMES-In Austin, September Is. Alice Daisy
Eames, infant daughter Of James and Maggie
Eames, agcd 10 months and IA days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

A CHIcAeo policeman is in trouble.
A cook sues him for breach of promise
and $4,000 damages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20
LATEST TELEGRAMS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

rspro1AL no THE GoLD HILL DAILY NEWS sx
THE wEsTERs UNION TELEGRAPH LISkl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

A pRoJIcr for dividing Tennessee in.
to two States is being agitated in anti
cipation Of the next session Of Congress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

DANIEL WEBSTER was the late Senator
Fesssnden's godfather.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

THEan lie no later news from the East
than the nth.
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.......................MoxITIsx.
o. 8. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS, ,
COLLECTORS OFFICE. April a. 1863

u. g. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS
CoLLncroR's OFFICE. April q 1864
The following described goods having ssssd for Viola
on Of the herein set forth, notice hereby
given that unss the claiming the shall
ire. ds,s hereof the sosss viii be sd,.rsd and od q pas
lie aueton As provide. y Sections H. L. Is and IA Of the
AZ s'Hs.. n, T. o -. containing $50
Osss srd rs boxes ysy1vssssl; hspidAn-volsucn of
jan IA isssDEsri.d fvE-a bsls Tobacco and ci,s
retss-ysse C.ss-vsstion Of section S. 81 Of March
i7,s s1s sss.ion Is, act Of ,sly IS $50 gu, ,
Vie siion Of s.ction Is, ses Of March d i7ss
Feb n. lssp-Eo rsrs-lO s-sss Cegnsc-yss.el: 4 A
March isoe-Ns mark slil psel. Cissrst.es
Aanes-vislst.n Of ssctisn "a act Of hsreh .. l7s9
,.a.ss q ss:a q s az Lib
March No marks bsxss CigArs-vssssl: Yascs-
March IS. isoC~Nc msiYs boIss 900 Cigars and bun
DC Decentralization Of section s. cot Of
March is, Is6e-nsrisd 4 Ceualss-l trunk os.tanin,
cgs-vssss JsHAts-viofion Of section o. act OF March
March IT, lscp-Ne .ssk-l Dbl Crarsttss and half Dbl
Cgs,ete, vessel; Observation-Disclosures Of section g. sct Of
NTcb Is isop-No nart-l Dbl Cigarettes and box sOD
cgsr-vss LArssa-violation fssessn a. Get Of March
r. . 81 . . s .s sG % un
March 20, lsos-Narksd d 70 DIS boxes Tin Plate
ySssl unknovn-voiAtion Of section IS. eel Of March
March % lsss-Nrf.s TAFr4,or.s n. Pi.s.-vs.-
March "a, lsss-NO .sri-I bbi Crocfsryvsre.yssssl,
Am Eirs-yiostion Of section g. act Of March 1Ts9
Hsy.e,i..ss. Of ....isn t g. act i x.IeS i7:
March s6. 16ee-Es Dsrks5o packs Cixsrettss-vsssl:
March 70 issG-Eo rsrk-i bags Cssr.tt.s dsmi,oha.
Run, and boxes Cgsrsvssss Alixncs-violAton OF
zion s. act Of March, lT90
spS 10 n Special Deputy collector
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-06
FOR CANDIES DIRECT.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, ASH:

lflt$ Marie sslise. Trenton, Monroe Ouachits CITY
eMenz4 Barrisonburs. Trinity, and all Intern date
steamer Gov. Allen. John W Tobin master, I'd Rysnd
board crto sIHNOrT ADAM5 Is Commercial PsSsar n
n B-The Gov. Allen connects with the light draft
steamer Camden for all landings Bayou Rar q
high up a. Portland.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-06
ROEERT r. BUTr0N'n
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
vkginiAn oncs. Eighth street Lrachburg. Virginia

Advertisements inserted In an nsvypspsn DublIshedhs
Unltsd States ct Pablishsn' Loves. Rsfs.
Weekly and weekly ss-.Usesls pabiishsd IN HsyIsnd VIZ
ns, North Carolina south C.rena Georgia Forida Ais
zion 70 tho.s Of the N.thsrn and States which
psrss de.roas OF advertising In any particular localities
20 sssss.i ssney enc authorized By the pub
throughout the Southern States and esnssausns oas'
Estsnsivs slvs,su are assured that they WIN ind ne
he interest % contract this agency for the souhs
ssd insure ne publication Of shslr sdvsssmsns sDsn
Patronage from abroad respectfully solicited.
An addressed - above win receive prompi
wsbse leave 70 can The attention of advertisers sub
Joined favorable notices Of Ibis agency and upon what author
once General Agent receiving and forwarding sdvsr.
sonnsesd With rsnisn SINCE ISL and from pc psr, ss
IN q. ss sSs Ss.. "a
s. sS: % DO % as " W . =: Mos; .S and 10
,,ADlsnsDs As.soI-ws sass pleasure IN stating Mat
Rom, sg r. I many yss S .s g sas,
We s.vs business rslssc.s viii him for number d
isbi. We cheer my recommend him p:s.s. rsgalf.
E Z: ;.s:: n .ns I::::s ss 4
r nsnsdS. T noS sanrs, sa, iss
and receive subscptIOns % Ole Abingdon vEnian and
We have Year, Of personal business -
quAinsncs with Nr Button and We take mach pleasure in
Who may oonfdsszy business vhasye 10 him.
Editor Abingdon vrs,niaa
:rs p;sssd t T. = o. n %; ss.n: s.s
Lnehbus vrsnA that he h.. resumed the business 9f h
General Advertising Agency Several previous g the
s.r md ss,Sn ne s n,S , much A., business. inss,
teous and entirely reliable and We must cordially commend
him 20 all who desire his ssrvicss Any business
trusted g hs charge assured yin Be promptly attend
ApvrErua-Ws received business card sent n
by Mr.. RouRx r BurfoE. Of the "0enerA Advertising
Agency virsinisn Omcs, Lynchbsrg. Va Il Affords
much pleasure 70 have this Opportunity Of saying that hay
thoroughly resbla We curdsy connsnd him 70 Il
psss yss nay rssass sssa ssry'ss Z: cone .;Aa the
ApvsRnsua AsrxcY.-Robsrs r Butson- Of Lynchburr.
Va General Newspaper and Business Agent win rscsivs ID
vrssmenfs and other business hoss needing biz
services IN that sseton q vg.i. he the Special Agent
edited By Chsrss w. Button I'D mis- agency be ~
lied upon--inszyland Farmer and Mschania. ock ia
OYYTcn on xnn DAILY ADvnnGunR AnD RnorsxzR
Noble Alessrss nsv; = -
Lynchbug Va, Is duly authorised 70 ct Agent for
receiving subscrpous and advertising q regular
card ratss Al contrssts made By him IN ooniormy via
seacA v. q. CLARK co.. Prspsks1srl
DugToL Tam, AlTuss l9Gh, l31A
Rcbst Button ESQ Of the Lynchbqrg vrginian 0noA
joH3 IxiG 1
We Iy sndorss the above notice. COPY
sMAryisld Farmer and Mechxn'ch Having frequent
prompt courteous and reliable We vouc recommend k5
Agency tc brethren Of the Press In TenDesscs.
bristol Tenz News. Nov. !, l5a
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-06
RIGAUD - CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

rsaunssf ~ - uapr~s 81 We FrsnsA saA sxtszsvsy
ussd IN al sshonass ar~ Do its Kxossaos and sapsri
,rfsy.
RIGAuB . COS TLAK8YLAHo anl MANILA
BOUQUET, the scsnk Rius1d Os the snly In
serssu Enroys Of the fragrant sxtrsst Of rAnsyAsd from
kidxtb 90 s roLuYrrE, ssicou roiss water,
.npsrisr 70 Has Dc Cologne, fsfst Vinegar. Yionds
RIaAUD oo.B MIRANDA SOAP, s,suiaSssy psr
hnsd a.d kesping ~ fAgrzzes 70 ths las4
ng and bsautlfyfng the hair
kIGAUD 4 Co.'S DKNToKUE, . most arssssIs
elixir FOR preserving the tsssh and psrzmina the breath
RI9AUD co.'s f00rH-CRBAn. . rsnsrkshls prs
parstsn, producing brilliant whtsasss V she teeth
RIGAUD CO.'S ROsx POWDER superior = vslr
xsa I'll ether Starch ani kcs Psvdsrl
TIE LITTLE MONITOR; . GUIDK TO rHK TOILET
With fhotsgsphis ustr.ksna win - rscsipt sns
Wislsaals. Nsssd 4 Ca, Is rus d Riche,,su. Psris
Agent y Nsvbsny Soma Is "a Pssls Charsa Ysrd Lsa
toA-
,. pucoseEs
- Oharfrns ars<
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I a xMAKssANCR L0UIsIAHAIsR.
SEW oHLKAEs FKzNOE WEEKLY OF n PAGES.
Devoted - Southern Intsrssts.
tssvsn Yesn Of KxisssassJ

nogs ssnmazdsb,s psbncstsn fss males Hsd osuxts
,scpls whs practice TIE sslsa Fspoh nguaka fsvisEl
sskstsy the political Of tbs week the stuatsn
Ne esuntry ths New 0ssnz Anssaa prss Interesting
ksh Of LsssisnA the saris~tzrl AID esnnsia a6s,rs
AsssoBuni,y The nsrks Price thu thsarica sorsss
Astray and seetne yrs&scasas Of the dag, and gives
yrest varsy 81 ussfsl fasts Instructive gsrs hnorES
snse1stes. I'D al thst senpssss frst class paper.
SUBSCRIPTION: - Pn ANNUM
fns u paxss Of LA RnNAInaANOx are skltsd q D
oounns, end ~ a1vwasnDoA eonspcuousy dis
yaysd VIII rsaxins nsss IN each paSs that h msks "a
sgrna Of Tie bet Advertising mediums Of ths South.
yss Printing dsas IN eli l.nsasgss q oenh strsss. eerns
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-06

rusIlsHED rz1wnnKIr BIZ Va K1nx = 90

sassn1usn-fwslw nssxks %; ~ nsasss, % \ Il.
vs.es ths ls.f ssssblish:d journal sseon VIZ 6irabls
ssr I.il1ssd ss...nssssis.s vth Ne nsrshvssk ed
n 10 Devoted = ~ dsvdspnsat q ths nassr1a D.
tsrs.h Of ne st@ss Of Florida and IN IL lesai d.
p<rtnert dsvoes special sttnficn 70 thu Lsnbr
and Timber trade growing NJ n i vicinity, also g cth~
esrmercAi sms shch 70 The careful reader w indcat<
the deveope1s Of the sfnntHrrs e Pszs<eos
~ a peri Atvsrtt = els solcits1
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-06
STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
OUACHITA RIVER
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT.
Leaves on TUESDAY. April sh. msIH
~ FOR CAMDEN. oHAxPAaNoLLH,
sMsris Saline, Trenton. Nonros osschits City
stsrnstsn, Port U.iOn. Columbia Hsssnburg, Trinity
and all intermediate landings Black and ouachta river
The splendid light draft steamer
- ..t Enterprise.
Nv. CARLTON, Master; t. j. HOWARD. olsrt;
WIN eavs Above For freight passage apply o, board
orts BRIrToN. IS Common street.
FOR oASDkS DIsEoT.
Lesv. TUESDAY. April 9th. Ms.u.
- FOR CAMDEN. oAAxrAsNoLLE.
Z Marie Saline Trenton. Monroe. ousshita CITY.
s.rlDgsn Port Union. Columbia Hai,onbsrg Trinity a,S
splendid light draf' passenger steamer
Tahlssush,
Q. A BREARD. Mn.sr.
VIII leave above. For freight passage apply on board
mts GEO. b. LORD. Agent. 70 Grsvisr ssrssA
Ps-Tshlsqush vil take Camden freight SOC fer dry
and Ioc for vet per barrel
Leaves on TUESDAY, April 9th. sssEL
-. \ FOE CAMDEN. CHAMPAGNoALE,
Marie Saline. ouschiia City, Trenton, Monroe
and all sndngsThs nne side passenger packet
Welcome,
FRANK KEELING. Master; P. LYNCH LEE, Clerk.
WIZ leave as above For freight passage apply on board
or to GEO. ID. HrrE. II Tchoupitcuss street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-06

IN PLACE OF STEAMER BELLE LEE
Eaevs KyKRY SATURDAY. asr.H
- BOB DOUALDoOuVILIH FLA.
queuine, Baton Rouge, Bays1 SarA Mouih q
Be nivsr Matches, us1srprooE Rodney, 81
Joseph Grand CALI vckbaW and eli f11srmscIsts isnd-
ngs-Ine sperdid passengsr packet Vfcksburg, r. r.
Lsatherss master; BAN Ayes Grice and Rsi c,srkx,
s Calumet and Countess Ter TsAhztchie ana Yssos ris
Tor height and passage apply On board, or 70
Q. p. WAynk. IS Matches street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-06

1. DAvnaAr Fu.cnAaUa sUEzAU
lea = - = PAX ROW. new yoRk
An - q uxD0uANuDD PUHOHAHER
HxY9ssnsed - ssuuse0t buyus osagsl
or6su M prsoVoH - hl1hfsIn - ~ lsvss1 pzsz
- v1Tsso 49, sa9 fsn nxsteaan - rsiissls hsus
ortsRs wm - nlls1. PAYABLE On p9kzvKRY. vhos
0nAmt ~ rsn1ns1 - eve rs1luh1 - osanAmns.s
osnn1nsm - sans - exsss1ng el0o. YKvB ~ szx
osan&smsas - Kus szsssdlnG o1oa xvoAuD HA1<
IBAAO DAvE0A
Fets1hcs Bcx f7s5, us- Tsts
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-06

PENSACOLA Stesmship Tsppahannock-
bbls -four 20 csks bacon so bbls whisky $40 SKIS
corn and suDdries
CETTE, FRANCE-Bark Prims Donna-sA,l5 $50
slaves
PENSACOLA-schr Starts, 900 bricks
ST LOUIS Steamer Ida-l006 bxs sugar
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ghs gsw e.Issas Csssesnt, gasass, spsiI 8.

LIST OF vEssELs
Cleared and Sailed for New Orlsans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-06

TOWB0ATS.
HEW oRLKANs TowBoAf ASSOCIATION.
- - Tn8 VNDRB3I2uBD,
1H<& Wishing 70 estsbisA a. esuita6lc VZyX3
> 1x6:;ZIeH ard uniform Of Tovags and s21nm
70 ohar greater fsstes y the shipping entering
issvins ths Dsrt, havs combined the following rovboss-
uCLIPsx LINZ
xwisssrlana. ksviathaH. Gladiator ans
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
harry wright and Sentinel.
LINZ.
Achilles. Thss. q. mersaz. BQuassr. Wa.
bash. Norman, Bepublie. TscunseA
Wiease and Reliance.
foxooats guarantees tbss cssnor viii coour sthsr
PrrER MAkOY, Ecipss Linz.
sCBNEDKR zUBhRBrRR,
Haxry Wrisht Lima
EDWARD A YOKE co, Ifsa
Rsse<iHssd odsA - cazozdeist ssrsst zp stsirk
J. Q. EORCRoss,
CHAk FffxxNRfTKk
L~vss Assnt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-06

Encouraging Prospects for Home Industry.
From all parts of La Sale county the vel
come intelligence is coming in, that our farmers
and laboring men are at last waking mp 10 the
necessity of encouraging and patronizing home
institutions, and are willing to puchsse, our
home manufactured articles in preference to-
those OF eastern make. This is indeed welcome
news to us, who have labored and tried our ut
most, for the last 10 years, to manufacture hoa-s
est and well got up ready-made Clothing, which
would supersede and eventually drive all the
eastern made shoddy Clothing out Of the market;
and now We are enabled to assure on. friends
from all parts of La Sale county that the Cloth
ing of our manufacture ia looked upon with
special favor by the shrewdest buyers and judges
of Clothing - - ~
We are continually employing large num-
Der of tailors whose wages average from $l1O
to $1,000 per week, which we pay them cash
every Saturday evening, and we are we'll con.
WINGED that ii every Clothier, and even dealer in
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Furs, Furniture,
Hardware, &c, would do the same, we would
see better times all over the western states. At
any rate we in our line of manufacture defy
eastern competition, be the goods from New
York, Philadelphia or Boston. We are manu-
featuring great deal Of Clothing out of Dayton
and Aurora cas.imeres, which give the greatest
satisfaction. We manage to sell them at about
the same prices as Eastern Clothing made from
Shoddy. Our heavy Dayton Sleeps grey suits
and magnificent overcoats meet with especial
favor as they are better made, better trimmed
and cheaper than any Eastern made Clothing.
We invite everybody who wants to convince
himself OF these facts TO visit our Clothing Fac.
tory and Tailor Shop, and we pledge ourselves
to verify the above assertions.
ALSCHULER s. CO.,
Manufacturers Of Clothing,
Ottawa Ill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-06

The great event of the season is the opening of
the Philadelphia Boot and Shoe Bazaar on Court
str Get, two doors north of Gridley, Bristol &
Perkins dry goods store It is the best arranged
Of any house west OF Philadelphia. Mr. S P.
Strawsssr mes among us we'll recommended as
ono Of the most experienced in his line, and iudg-
ing from the large, well selected and best got up
stock in every style, shape and variety, every
that goes thsr, will be convinced He has long
experience and good connections east and west,
and he will therefore be enabled to offer An always
complete assortment, and better inducements in
prices, than any other house. We urge all our
readers TO call Mr. s., and saye at least twenty
per cent. All goods warranted.
N. B-Mr. 8. has engaged An experienced cut.
tor and filter, and those desirous of having good
fl and stylish boot or shos should bear this in
mind.
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ELECrrD.-Among the few successful candi.

ELECTEp.-Among the few successful candi-
dates, who came out triumphant at the last cleo
tion, was W. e. Bowman, distinguished Sc
cure-the-shadow-ere-the- he-substance-fade-man, or
in shorter language the great Ottawa fpicturolo.
gist The last word he says is derived from the
Greek and Haybrew lingo It isa combination
OF two words, "picture," which means picture,
and "olcgist," which signifies ologist. He was
nominated for office without his consent and run
ditto-ly, and elected in the same way, like all
modest and perpetual candidates. He has not
yet heard from two places, Of some Importance,
viz: Alas X, and II worth-as he proposes to
spell them, in case he is defeated Still he con-
tinues to take those marvellous pictures at low
rates. He has an oblorg camera, purposely for
defeated candidates, and can take a long face to
dot Try him..
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BRrpeE Dowy-The old bridge across the side

BRrDeE DOwN.-The old bridge across the side
cut on Main street, 4caved i'm Wednesday, one
corner falling into the waters of the raging
canawl" with great crash. When it fell, luck
lily 10 person was on it-not team, nor even
dog happened to be crossing, though usually,
during business hours of day and night, it is
seldom never minute when not crowded. In
this case, it fell scarcely second after wagon
had crossed 1t will be repaired for temporary
use, and the new one, being erected by Mr.
Thomas, will be hurried to completion and put
up a. soon as the water is drawn off so that a
stone abutment can be constructed on the east
side, where the old frame structure was. The
new bride will have double track, with foot
walks, and will be neat and substantial affair,
costing about $4,000
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THoRsoN's is now the great place Of attraction
to buyers of Dry Goods. He is bound to close
out his large stock Of goods before January next,
and in order to do so has marked many of his
goods down to less than cost. Mr.. Thorson has
of the largest stocks of dry goods in the city,
and the prices he is now selling at must be a
temptation to all, when we remember what we
have been obliged to pay for such goods hereto
FORE You will save almost one-half on your
purchases now by buying goods Of s. Thorson,
No. 25 La Sale st.