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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-07
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GCANO.-ror GuaEo and Fertilizers gen
orally the market coaiinres extremely dull, and
prices are without change For Peruvian Gu
aao the agents prices for lots of so tons %
mere are $s7.so for ChiHeha Island, and SEQ
for Gganape per ton, gold, and No. Of each
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TOWN CREEK,

This estate is beautifully heated uro,
tn hank If the pa,ux mt, is in a h,,
state of cultivation. has a cool DweliI,
House aud ine B,rns ani other out.
houses upon it; aud coa,ains about
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debt ane who would oblise all spending Of
the peoples money got by taxes 10 be with hon
es;y and tbrift /; likewise all those Who would
spare little the peoples landed estate for the
landleSs millions hereafter and stop It's squan-
dering doninions liz day upon those " no alrea-
ey own too much.
IV-Al those who would reduce the number
Of commodities taxed By our tariff fron, ihous-
ands 10 q few dozens and 80 empty our custom
houses Of half their officials, rid the statute
books Of half their odious suares for honesty or
brlbes 10 fraud, and unfeiier scores Of our IA
tive industries.
N-Au those who would lower the rates also
OF our tariff taxes 10 the point Of most easily
Welding the largest revenue-who would ahan-
don the proteciionist system Of reducing the
pablo revenue " hist Increasing the ex,oriion-
ate profits Of few al the expense Of all other
industries
yI-An those who would abolish every un-
lawfal tax, like tina, on incomes; every unjus.
tar like that which gives banks the people :
profits on a national currency; every unequal
and inde,ermina,e tax, like that levied mos;
cruelty upon the poor-ths tax Of our irredeem-
able paper-money.
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corning the Republic an united. or-snixe,i de-
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cruits from among those who have been enc
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TERMS BY MAIL.

CAMPAIGN YEAR-REDUCED RATES
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TERMS OF SALE.

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sale or the final ra Fl a,i,n thrrco. the
balance in two "qnal annual in,taIlmcnts,
the whole to bear interest from the day of
sale ill paid, the deferred paym, Mt, to be
secured by the bonds Of the purchaser or
purchasers, with security to be approved
Of by the Trustee.
JOS. IT. KEY.
j. PARRAN CRANE,
Trustees.
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Trustees Sale
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04
The Great Chicago Fire.

Elsewhere in eur columns will be seen an ad.
vertIscment Of new publication published BY
tho Ur'ln Publishing Co, being a complete pic.
ture Of Chicago before and after the Great Con.
hagra,ion. The Authors embrace the best talent
the City sffords; Mr.. Upso1. being the Literary
Editor OF the Chicago Tribune, and Mr.. shehsp,
the Editor, each with his par. to perform, is
sufficient evidence that the work will be done
we'll, and not too hastily. In this respect. this
Book will be far ahead ct anything that has, or
will appear and sll who want correct History,
will find this something that they can hand
down 70 future generations
The work will be fully illustrated by the best
artists, to which will be added correct Map Of
the City, and mechanically, as we'll as hs.ori.
c.lly, the book will be second to none.
Our readers will find something in this, with.
ou: doubt, that will interest them, and also be
beneficial. We bespeak for this Book sale,
both home and abroad, fully as large a. an
American Book can possibly obtain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

GREAT EXcITEHEST.-Yesterday otteruoon,
perceiving great crowd of people in front Of
and trying 70 enter Reddick & Gillen's store, we
seized our book end pencil and rushed over, ex.
pecting to get an item about fire or fight.
On arriving we discovered the cause OF this un.
usual commotion to be the arrival OF man.
moth assortment Of new goods The sidewalk
in front was piled with boxes unopened, and the
shelves and counters and every available space
in the store was chock full of everything per.
tanning to the dry goods or dress goods line, and
the store crowded with customers.
Mr.. Gillen has made larger selection than
usual, and the goods are splendid as to quality,
comprising everything that is new or desirable.
Further particulars next week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

8VIEws OF CHICAGO RUrNs.-W. E. Bowman,
out OF the many thousand photographers, Was
the first to obtain complete set of the Chicago
ruins He went there in person with his pho.
tographic wagon, and assisted by good artist,
procured first class negatives Of every important
public building in the burnt district. His list
comprises 1O5 scenes, and the pictures made
from those negatives are gotten up in the high.
est style OF the art. He is daily receiving and
filling orders for thousands Of them, and from
almost every part of the union.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04
scos,. Ho.,. 4 CO. san In the Advance.

Scose, Hoaez & CO. Ssill In she Advance.
We to-day open new lot Of Paisley Shawls
that We have bought at less than their real value
which We are Offering at low figures. Also, .
new stock Of velvstssns' Silk Trimming. velvets
and Velours, in the new shades and colors.
A new stock of black alpscas, black silks,
French poplins, empress cloths. &c, &C.. New
stock Of fringe, simpure laces. headings, button,
&c. &c. Splendid new stock of kid gloves, one
and two button-ths Harris seamless. Splendid
aew stsck OF oorsets-the best stock Of corsets in
the city, and at lower figures than ever seen in
Ottawa. Now stock Of double and single wool
shsvls.
We viii open to-day or Monday splendid lot
OF new eassimsrss fst mons and boys suits
These goods have been bosght direct from the
importers and manufacturers, and We will sell
then at very low figures. We opened thi, week
the largest stock Of lace collars, lace hsndker.
chiefs and lace belts ws have ever yet shown,
comprising about $50 doz. Of differen. styles and
qualities, from 5 cents up to splendid line of
real lace.
We will also open to-day, or the beginning of
next week, 6ns line Of Madame Demorest's 3
perfect fitting patterns. Each pattern put up
separately in envelopes, with number of yards
OF material and trimming required. These pat.
terms are acknowledged to be the best in use and
We shall keep every pattern issued BY her.
We are respectfully,
SCOTT, HouTz i Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

CLOTHING, &c.-Jscob Mooney has received
new additions to his immense stock of clothing,
and more daily arriving He has an unusually
large supply Of choice piece goods OF the very
latest and m ost elegant patterns. His supply Of
ready.made clothing was never larger than at
present. He has first class cutter. and is pre-.
pared to get you up good suit on very short
notice.
Besides having everything in the clothing
line, he has fine assortment of gents furnish.
ing goods, fashionable collars, trunks, valises,
&c., and he continues to sell at reduced prices
That's the kind OF . man Jacob is.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

1NsuRENcE.-We congratulate our friend DR..
J. o. Harris in his good fortune in seeuring the
agency for Ottawa and vicinity of the great I'm.
perial Fire Insurance Company OF England.
The Imperial is without exception the str ongest
exclusively Fire Company in the world. In ad.
ditcn to paying its losses in full in the recent
Chicago fire, the company donated $4,000 to the
sufferers OF that city. This company was estab-
lished in 1903, and now its cash assets and &C.
cumulations exceed $S.OOOOoO in gold. Its
losses in Chicago were $l54,2OOOO, and this
was promptly adjusted, and, as .aid before, a
donation to the poor of $4,000 in addition was
given. 1t is unquestionably strong and reli-
able company.
Dr. Harris will. take risks for this company at
reasonable rates.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

On A MISSION OF CHARITY.-The Ri. Rev.
Bishop Foley, of Chicago, Bishop of this diocess
OF the Catholic Church, has appointed Rev. Fa.
ther Terry, of this city. to go on an important
mission 0f charity. He will visit all the Catho.
lc Churches in the northwest, and solicit aid for
the suffering Catholic people of Chicago. The
money will be devoted to furnishing good shelter
and clothing for destitute Catholic people of
Chicago, and when i: is found that any remainder
isleft that sum vii, be used to aid in rebuilding
the churches
The Bishop could scarcely have selected bet.
ter man for this responsible and important posi-.
tion than Rev. Father Terry. Durisg his alb
sence his place here will be in very competent
hands
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

HUREAH.-Now.a.days everybody is supposed
to hurrah for somebody, and our msa is Capt.
Hillisrd. He has just received huge assort.
ment Of new goods, and to be sold at prices low.
er than ever. His stock comprises . full line
of woolens for ladies and gents, besides good
arrival, the excellent quality and extraordinary
cheapness of these new goods, we say. "Hurrah
for Uillisrd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04
Clothing Poetry.

That White Store on the corner, entered a
rording to law, aud copy right secured by
S.iefel s. Co.
That White Store Oh the corner,
'Tis Stiefsl runs the shop;
Whether native gent OF foreigner,
He will suit you every pop.
mean q suit of clothes that's neat,
Besides being cheap and good
Don't look elsewhere around the street,
No wise man would.
In assorted goods to crown your joys,
Stiefel stands defiant;
From pretty pants for little boy,
To breeohes for giant.
A man that wants vest, coat or hat,
Lssve not our store behind him;
For III bet . big hot brick bat,
That Stiefel's is the place to find 'em.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

Among the many enterprising business frms
in Ottawa, N. Stiefel & Go. take tho lead in the
clothing trade. They have met with unusual
success, and deserve it. They sell clothing OF
all grades. from y boy aged two years and half
to suit for big fat man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

The OTTAWA HoUsE.-Knowing this house
we'll, and the excellent manner in which it is
conducted. We can cheerfully commend it to
those who have never visited it under Mr.. Cru.
crafts management, and those who have tested
its tables and beds know we'll that It j. Kept in
superior manner. Mr.. Cracraft offers to board
supervisors for s. per week, and give steady
boarders board with good room at from 81 to s.
per week, and other charges are propo.tionaly
low.
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Good FinanceoPinx.

Ond day lately an old gentleman. Who lives
i've miles eut in the country, entered Prescott's
store with some gloves with holes in them, and
said he wanted to have them meuded, and that
ne had walked to town-fve milss-for that pur.
pese' having worn holes In them huskiug corn
Ills appearance attested to all that he said He
was bespattered with mud from head 10 foot, and
cockle-burs adhered to his old coat, covered his
iegs' and were entangled in his hair. Mr.. Pres.
cott informed the old gentleman that the gloves
were not worth mending; that he could sell tho
old man pair of bran new wax.thread sewed
gloves for two dollars The ancient corn huskist
said he would wait. The old gloves were good
ones; he had bought them at Prescott's; worn
them over year, and knew them TO b good.
Why should he throw them away for the email
matter OF few holes-only dozen, here and
there.
He rsmrined in town couple Of days and got
his gloves, though they we're ready for him i.
an hour after he left them.
From the most reliable inform alton We can Oh.
tain on the subject, balance sheet Of his finan.
sial affairs in this venture would come out about
a follows:
Expense repairing ploves. E. 75 cts.
Time, two days. .....................4 80. 44OO
AAoS9A o'AA '''' ....... - SVo
q glasses "consolation' AZ 10 lets ... 27O
AZ do lager b. at 5 OTIS. ts.......... 24O
Total eqpenses. .... ............ $1l.S5
Received, pair patched gloves ....75 cts
Moral-Get new gloves at Prescot.'s. He
makes good wax.thread, buck or calf skin gloves
for husking corn in, and warrants his gloves
not 70 rn
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Ien NAtS OF xXae Lake
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ed the length Of time desired they will be and
charged for until ordered out.
Business and professional cards exceeding rvs lnes
inserted I'VE dollars per annu over one dollar
per line extra.
Transient advertising in all be paid strictly IN
advance
u Yearly advertisers discontinung their advertise
nents before the expiration contract will be CHARGED
the full rates above Extra charge will also bs made for
dissolution and other notices with their regu
lar business.
Local notices, ff:eeu cents per line
II IL no case will Chese terms be T. gsv,ed from.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

The OLD AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Hartford, Conn, has already adjusted and paid
over ss5o,Ooo losses " the late fire in Chicago.
and is continuing the prompt settlement Of
claims and issuing new policies as rapidly as
consistent with careful underwriting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

New GOODS AND Coop NEws-Burke l.
heenan are on hand with Q fine lot of new goods.
Among the new arrivals arc:
The best lot of striped Ottoman shawls in
this city.
A lot Of Sateens-somethiny new and very
pretty
Long Shawls-s large supply.
A choice selection of Robaix Poplins.
Hoop skirts.
Corsets.
Gloves.
Hosiery.
And good Opply of groceries.
Also yarns, woolen goods, blankets, So, in
endless quantities.
This firm are prepared to end the fall term
triumphsntly and begin the winter with flying
colors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

PoMTIcAL.-The bono Of contention in the
county seems to be tho Office Of County Treas.
urer. Raymond and CALDWELL are going it with
all their might. each feeling confident that the
other man will be defeated; but J. Megafiu is
working harder than either Of them. He says
he can beat them all when you ooms to good
goods and low prices on boots and shoes. He is
bound To win.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

SHAWL LOsr.-On the Gath of last month
lady lost shawl Oh the road going west of
Rabsnsteius brewery, between the brewery and
Mr.. Shoushensy's residence. The shawl was
large woolen fabric, with black corners. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving the shawl at
John Bogues store, on Madison street, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

HARNEsS.-The finest assortment of harness
saddles, brides, &C., in Ottawa, can be seen at
COUGHS, on Main street He has also superb
stock of lap robes, made of the richest materials
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

SOMETHING ELEoANT-The elegant and ar.
t,stic manner in which Card u Co.'s wholesale
and retail liquor house 10 arranged internally, ia
due to The artistic tssts Of their clerk, Willie
O'Nsil. Who keeps everything therein as neat a.
. pin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

FANCY DISPLAY WINDows.-Those largo
windows At Scott, Houtz s. Co.'s are displayed
with fancy goods in an elegant and most artistic
manner. The south window is filed With rich
shswls and splendid carpets Brown and Carson
are the talented artists who did the Job. The
middle window is perfectly stunning. 1t con-
tains Numerous varieties Of silks, poplins, &C..
in all colors, with beautiful fringes trimmings,
&c. Messrs. Houtz and Lacey are the superior
sculptursrs who, as it were, sculp." this win
dow. The north window glitters like q snow
aako, with all manner Of laces linen sets, cuffs,
collars, handkerchiefs napkins, and fancy articles
Of singular nature. Messrs Scott aud Forney
are the excited drapists who drsped "those"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

Look at those fine beaver and chinohillx over.
coats at the Clothing Bazaar, corner Main and
La Sale streets. NJ. STIEFEL l. Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

New ARRIvAL.-Fiske Il BEEN have just re.
oeiyed new supply Of the latest fashions in the
way OF piece goods, which they are prepared to
make up into gents suits in the latest Styles and
in a superior manner. They also have a good
assortment Of ready.made clothing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

If you want painting. grs,ning, glazing, pa.
pering, kalsomining, or sign work done neAt,
cheap and quick, call on Corner Il CLARK, No. 8
La Sale street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

ARRlvEn.-Mrs. Morris has received her new
millinery goods, a large and varied s,ock-late
styles-new, pretty and rich. She finds it a
pleasure to show goods, and invites her friends
to call and see for themselves
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04
JOBBING DEPARTMENT

Our facilities for dong all kinds OF job Work in the va.
rous style. Of the Art surpassed this and
werepectfuy solicit those Wishing Anything cone in this
line 10 civ. call BY the uaiclou and liberal use Q,
many mans fortune been made and the
neld sIill open. Tryit
Orders by mail promptly attended to-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

Bowman's collection of stereosc0pic views Of
Chicago Ruins number over one hundred sub.
jects, all interesting, and make a valuable relic
or souvenir of one Of the greatest fires the world
ever knew
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

DEATH.-H. H. Hint, we'll known consta.
ble of Ottawa, died at his residence rather sud.
den on Thursday last at midnight. A post
mortcm examination revealed disease Of the
liver, resulting in dropsy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

MIILINERr,-Mrs Wilson, the popular Mil.
liner at billiards has just received an ample AS.
sortment of choice millinery goods, consisting OF
all the new and elegant fashions.