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New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
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dr McKsy Saon sn lar. draper, j. Hart. Miss A. ODoun
Miller r. Bnyce Mrs Dennug H. LaIgolt. j. { How Mr.
Mr, Oshon. g. GrrruwoL " Gou'. N. Goddard
lady ". Gla.g0S GauSl'er Mss ~ L. Lane. Mis-
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and uuf, Ms G"-n W. IIhcTo Mis- Norman. MIR.
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Mia JrA C"r1wr j. llOoNa G. f. tr,nam Mis- Porter Mr.
FROM LIyERPOOl--u It, nshp City Of Batmoc Nov. Is
Mr Dupry, M l'lmt', H. Iaen Mr Poy aud Id VIM H. Par.
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FROM SAVANNAH steamship, Herman Iiyirg,on a-fI
s. Prtt.' F. TArt T. " Br.oH r. : Coz T. Frurury, j..
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

%, IN. durable consolidation Of from The efforts OF h .rtu r.
,ort rboSe y,m inspired 6rmBers aud
all OR synps,hics In this relation geaepsn co9ntr~.
ssu IN and also certain analogy between te 'so @ en-
usa geographical position my be drawn n m ~ reverse.
Of t snnmh
rrsIc., thuk that nvulneraby EXISTS equally IN M
lie the dignity and
then, as in all the crises o oar Ms
" tRc trrr Russia will make tset seen does bo r'h'
TIC figures oi its poIuaiiun u r.
s. from the Close noul~ hon Which uui"s the "'su t.
ili the HnI
% If ,r country a. conc nitrate, al th" sentiments "i
aircion Bu DEVOTION. =, ,,..
handed Mr. Fox letter for President johnson, III when
he said: 40 ,-..-.- -.
whom r,rrc,r Gcll them haN much appr '"' SIN ~ .'
whole Of IN, M the testimonies fr'cJr h'' l'" -r" me- ''
l,, hrp,, VI Ice Ia tl" Au.r nation grow ' >''
pr1,c;v aui Consat prh'ic" OF ''" 'u' ' ~
ul,lI
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PORT or SEW YORK

PORT or SEw-yoRK K..................SovEHBEE 10.
Steamship l,rrn,r ,N rxir' i,'a VIII Rremen orr. Co.
a. ~a wmptsan HnG Ra' G * KY %s" % and A Gn %d ri IT, Mo
steamship GcOr.e Cromwell Clapp New ORLEANS II B. Cromwell
steamship Ashland. Moore. Pml~dcpha Je. Hand
Wanok brown Rclmond City Point Norfolk O
rn.p S.,' ron.'Gss D"ts Ps!sp9t- iI., :,i R,ss
Steamship Euros Ti tsmILti glasgow 'snlrr.o9 l5Oths
Steamship Msfnoia pshaer savannah william r. ,i.rson
S.m,p Geo r Upton RO''ris Hchmond c'y rOl' and Norfolk
St'sia:s'D ';s"S'%" f.:,av, Schol. ph.a4.lai,
s,rnmlshit ser,"ur Baker, Do.!o,, II + Dnocl
s'ru.,hri rnI'drrn.. Jo;r, rhil,rlrh,
n irl9".l q Iii" L.'1"s G"n..II MH,%"Aro
Saor (, Pns. Qucrn'o"u Falmouth. Tet.n,
ssrt S sou tSor Iunoe Queenstown Falmouth weul Tst.n,
Bag Prices, Beatrice Dr, McGrsor M.sa George Brewer
r; +, x xy y. M b. ,a' @ $ st yalp % s. T' S Gh1t 1 Co. Co.
s s A,'5 A. ~ a. fT iaas fS'f b. '' Co.
s;; si iss :s l!,%;P ;s ys 5ti"s.' A'
s, En- 4 Ra ] adr r' Ji JcsDD % 'rR nl En al T Co.
s.Gf. : nrorss, Fisher wlmias,on n &. E. s.PY.sIL
ARRIVED.
s,.nA CITY e m n,%e!s I 1f' s'TTs sa Ts.oo Nov
Steamship nv nra,.rl, ,l kqnsd' L,ruoo Nov . aud
steamship Deut.chui N Nrynarr Bremen Nov. South.
amrtou III u,se ard so pass to O-lncbs Co.
Steamship n Charleston IS hUurs rh i,e
IL lleary Il. Morgan e."
Nor e stlr. Porter Hsvsns Nov. 49,
vi ni and to Atlant' Mail Steamship Go
steamship wysIoIe, Bourr Norfolk With m.e. Old Dominion
steamship Go.
sIp ~ smal Of MvHc, Packer C.s % day. with railroad
ship Charlie. Msnhs Marshall LSeo"l sept 81 and
n & II Marshall Go.
Schiller S u Nt,riers-n iIsvre ~ lvs,
lI.rt spsoiwe, Is'trn Asag. DAYS, with f-It
Brf I.sbrlI C'r Mos.n T.Isrn. % i,. With aud pa.
Brig Bh Th"m~,n tot Ses Hawai- Bss DrucnGa la,, nrL
aud muA,ea
Brs s.rana r. Smith, shas Bangor isr. S,L lumber
Pilot boat Penakrsr, Hanlrr New TrGhi
SAILED.
Steamships Washington for iVr- Bfrmrn Tor bremen Batavia
Ne. foIi aud The QI-eu for lNro Europa
DomngO Wilmington for
Cromwell for HrsOr.u,; A.hl,ni Pr,una M,ynoi.
lunsl- for Savannsh ,hampon, for Charleston Bell and
UvorTo Up,yu for NvUk Ec B. T. kuigL for D. C
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw YORK.. satnrdaY. Nov u To-.

The public sales announced for the co,o;n.
week are unmpOrtant, and are rnaIuIg on frcco.,,>
suits. Mcssrs. Muller Wllkin, q Co., VIII .cII nm r.
day, on the premises, at Finishing yaua5lr houe a,,
The terms OF sale are liberal. ~ ~.
Nests. 4. u. Mellick ir ( Brother VII ~ on VI,
hcTit(; on pIchi|'', at Nr"-flOrld' ncr ", J,rr .
Nhluhhi' taiin ~ lhj "Cu- FtU Ialri. !na,. ,u y
rncr u the property viii J." hnL,-.cd b. IL, ave.
tJuCcI1. " ''''
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impors increased nearly by the ian" or the
and doubled in tho Baltic ports anu 'uo P'
White
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Admiral Farracut reported that the visit Of the >I'"
ron which lasted three weeks. "markcd by the inter-
change Of tbc warincSt fricndlincSs, and that would
he cherished rs one of the most pleasant rcm"nhrirrN
of the visitors lives. The American Meet Vas NSH,u Wy
thc Grand Duke Constantine head oi th'flsNil ENl'
hy Rear. Admiral LcS-Ur~ky, and Ivy the nimcll au.
tioritirs of 81 Petersburg. The commanding nlH,I w
Cronstadt called upon Admiral FarIagut and on req
him the ho-pitaics of the port OF CTnh.tdut during W
.iny. The American officers visited 81 Petersburg ai,
Moscow and were allowed to inspect imurta work." "l
defense which are icalOusly guarded from DINER lh
Russian eyes. grand review Of the Russian IRON ca
and h's squadron attended nj the special invitation n' l
(r,ud Dnkc Constantine There was COIdldI "''PI! pI
good fCclIuI on this occasion.
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r,priGTT'S VISIT.

Til, visit OF Admiral FarraCu to Russia III lS''' III
command Of the European sIuadr"n' waS the "'c'>I'
of a spontaneous display ~ enthusiasm on th' part I"
the Russian people The veteran A"m''I "'' ''."
Iii, command tnc following vessels, forming VI"
lrp, st American squadron that had ever visited RUSSIAN
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SALE OLE ALAsKA.

Russia for the first time dcyIdted from her traditional
policy when hc transferred Alaska to the United Stai'
Th. act, whatever may have been the terms Of the bar
gain wa at once an evidence Of her good fcc: toward
this Government, and an acknowledgment that Sf ~"
no menace IN the extension OF territory toward re
lon where prey IOrsiy Size had undi-rut"d SWAY Ahr
much negotiation Alaska formally nAI.rrlcd 10
tLr American flag al StkL, oct. ~ lfT. Gen Lover H.
Rousseau was the American Commissioner dnd tc i'u''
san Government was represented by Capt Ir''r"hi
off OF the Imperial Navy and the Prince Governor Max
..,i
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iprstcbestrr Countp fseal estate Tor s.s

HENRY NJ PIERCE, ir.-Wc>tchr.cr and
1 Putnam Count. r., E.t,'" oF - I r..,' ~ i..
F,ru Dwelling aul Count? >'' D.. -,' tr' r' a
rented IN the above AorGs l.ls ml,y u ia! a
y.stmens made on Clty auI cDHuT, I''i.r
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IMMATURE ALMh.ht
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCl

% Nun an Moon s-.......l!g g
GH
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Steamship. w,shngon for iIi,r Brrnrn f Bremeu Batavia
Srs foGt aud The QIeu, Liverpool Europa
Tybee for 81 Domns" wilmington fr Ga Gen Meade and
Cromwell. for HerOrle,n A.hl,n Prrn,uina M,yno,
lunsvl. for SaT.nn.h Champion fOT Charleston
George Upton Tor sUIiok kugL G.
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fouscs an0 (Grmo UanltO.
Rra! Gstaic 10 C,tJAnsf.

OW PRICED LOTS in Tlooahr, u'' n
i .trrl to EXCHANGE b-uprn,! 3 - -. p. -
h' bANp " VIM
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w NEW.IORH. CORK AND LIVERPOOL.
NEW ASD FILL.POWERBD STEAMSHIPS.
TIE SIX LARGEST IN THE v OILD
OCEANIC ANTARCTIC, Rip BlN
ATLANTIC BALTIC. ADHATIC
G.plO huren-}GO b. D. eirh.
from SATURDAYS Liverpool TIL Rs
DAYS, aud 81 Iiar'tr the faV following
OCEANIC. SATCRDAY. Dec. ,. at a. m.
ATLANTIC, TlRDAY. De" IL, at ~ @.
From DOcs Payots Ferry Jersey ~
Pa,yugpi accommodated ior all cS%e) vailed cUuOuas
SAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.
aui LahroIs U'.
sht Surgeons ad sewaresses
these
Inv to for County Obtain
prrpaid SJi currrncT
Passenger all parts Of America Ps' Hamburg
Sorwa SErlen hp. Australia. >. { In, Sc.
EIcu ticI g granted lowest
Drafts from : uIw
nofp
No. IL Broadway. newborn }. H. SfAhhS agent,
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~ WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY {" and from G'-''H 'rii""
L,uIon ,y a O,cn,oXu Ptssri-, lr,,Ki @, aud from any
raiIg.~ station in rt Britain Ir~ltnd Norwny Sa0!r b'n1rA,
(rrnany IInlnl Iute state o""t "nTT"E
old App.
u.E.r Pow ing greer. hENHER on BhOIHfK> Atrl,s
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Ocean Steamers.

NIIANGE OF ROUTE.-Thc Steamships 0t
Y THE UsIrED STATES, EEN.Z ALAHD AHD Al IkAiA
MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE leave San FrIncco December J'Gla
Thereafter, AMI are 10" uu 10 Sn'
pey T. ) ". via Honolulu aui Aurkliui. ..
b,omp, conuiou ma SynrY MeboCrnn anl HAurEaal
with Other NesE's nj pos W H. Webb ., EtH1L
L'OR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. ..
l. United STATES sni BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPAHE
Regular Nqn steamers sailing tie 21i Of every moI'h
sOVTH AMERICA. Can't b. l.. iinEtrar2h Ho'"n'"r -'
NORTH AMERICA. Capt. g. u. Slgclm, December ~
MERRIMtCK. Cant. Wier. Jannary4
srrndr sail schedule AMI call at ~ I7'
Para ,aruo I,s aa Rio e Janriro, going and r,tu"S F.f
onga,rmcrt 0f fright pls,gge. arpg 70
WN. r. GARRISON. Agent. No ; BoT7g-gr'rn h""'lo's.
HAVANA. PROGRESO and VERA Cli Il.
4 EEW-YORK ari MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Line
Leaving Per No Il Kb"r. " dl''t ir lIayi"'
CITY or MEXICO TimIn rran........, FRlDh N"Y, -
CLEOPATRA Phillips (!iaYsua only ....SAIl kDAl' pc
CITY Or MLEIDA DrakrD ~ hSDAl tt'
CLEOPATRA. Phul ps uIlysni ony....hAICRDAlbDec- -'
Tor fIeight passage. aIiuy 10 p-,-,-
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II ). MAIL TO HAVANA.
I I. Ar INTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
S,irg royry EVERY THURSDAY. at O'Clock m rrccse'
CIlnP Eu :. North Ky-r
NOREO CASTLE Can't. Z. q PorteF............Np7 p
COLUMBIA Cqp. r. Van Size via NI,s,ul...... Soy w.
MISSOl IA. I. H. Mortuu. Dec
No El,a ,yg
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Scott, HOulZ 4 Co.

Are now receiving new goods daily from the
manufactures and importers in New York, Boz
ton and Philadelphis markets, and can show q
larger, better assorted stock" "Setter class Of
goods" "lower prices" than any other house.
Our motto is, "buy for cash." "sell for cash, y
and save customers that big profit which they
pay "houses' that do credit business.
We are in position now to do an immense
business. Our stock never was as complete %
now.
Our goods are new and fresh. and not sim
gle article marked higher than it was previous
to the "great fire." We will continue to sell
at the same low prices We have done.
New stock of Shswls, cheaper than ever.
'CAll and see our new stock of Paisley Shawls"
DRESS GOoDs.-We are now showing the
cheapest Silks in the country. Black Silks from
$1.25 mp. Colored Silks in all the new shades.
Will have open to-day large lot of Dress Goods
at 20 cents per yard. Bargains"
New stock of Flannels. New stock OF Cloths
and Cassimeres. New stock Of Cloaks, Cloakings.
Velvets, Velveteens. &c.
New stock Of " Hosiery" and Gloves.
Large stock of "Kid Gloves" Good Kid
Glove for s10O.
Special attention is called to our Correct and
Hoop Skirt department just received three or
four styles of Corse "entirely new" The
Fifth Avenue" Minerva" also Madam Girls.
wold's skirt supporter. We are also selling q
large lot of French and Ssteen Corsets at 75 cts.
We invite the attention of the ladies' to our
large new stock Of Beaver and Velveteen Closks.
every handsomely trimmed"-"the very latest
styles" Call and see them.
We have secured the services of Miss wei.
don," lady clerk, who has had year. of expert.
encs In the dry goods ~ usiness in
" london" late OF Chic w.
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BURKE, HERNAN & Co. AT SrRRAroR.-Dur.
ing our short stay at Streator, week ago, we
took occasion to call ON this leading firm. We
found that they had been doing an extraordinary
amount OF business during the past month. We
could hardly believe that their sales had been 80
large As We were told, but, by lew moments
watching Of the busy seven or eight clerks, we
were convinced. This firm have laid in large
stock of fall and winter goods, and will be able
to supply the demand at prices not equallsd else.
where in Streator. Their dress goods were se.
iectsd with great care and taste, and are of all
styles and patterns of the season. They are pre-.
pared to give their customers gsod bargains in
spite Of the late advance. They have . large
stock Of boots and shoes for ladies', mems and
ohildrens wear. They always have on hand q
full line Of groceries, which they sell at a very
small margin. We would advise those living in
the vicinity of ssreator to call upon this we'll
known firm If they wish to make good bargains
and buy No. ! goods cheap.
In addition to the above We add that Burke,
Heenan s. 90. at Ottawa have q magnificent
stock of goods oi all sorts and varieties, and
while the great fire at Chicago has Crippled many
other western merchants this house, having an
extensive trade with business firms and manu-.
factories in other cities in the west and east, are
prepared to offer full stock at old prices.
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NUMBER II.

All parties indebted to G. H. Mccormick &
Bro, whose notes are due and past due, must
come for~ard and pay up Immediately.
Our Factory and homes are in ashes, and you
can readily see the necessity of immediate aid.
We have, heretofore, when we were able, Ia.
bored to accommodate those in Strengthened cir
c.mstances; while We trust now, uader the
pressure OF the great calamity which is upon US,
corresponding sympathy and effort to relieve
u.s. Will DO evinced on the part of those we have
90 loog and faithfully labored to serve.
The present is crisis In our business such a.
has never occurred before; but if our numerous
customers will come to the rescue promptly, We
hope soon to be IN working order again. We
trust you will readily respond to our earnest
call, schout compelling Us to resort to mono s,rin-
gent ~'easarss. J. s. BUCK, General Agent.
Post Office Address, Princeton
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-21

THE CHICAGO JoURNAL.-The first OF the
Chicago dailies to rise from the ashes of the
great confagration the Chicago J9urnal,
which made its appearance on the I'd day,-
it is true greatly redncea in size, but lacking
nothing Of its former self in vivaeity, courage,
spirit and unaiaching confidence in the high
destiny OF Chicago. Another circumstance is
noteworthy. While, on the first few days of its
reissue, mob stood in front of ITS doors eager
to buy every paper as fass as it could be printed
AT an exorbtant price, the yS@gAM nanfuly
remembered and carefully mailed copies to its
country exchanges So far as our knowledge
goes, none of the other Chicago dail,es were as
thoughtful.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-21

BUSINESS CHANGE.-Mrs Gregg has removed
her millinery rooms TO the building early op.
posite Jesse Dickey's watch shop, on Main street,
She will keep full line Of fashionable millinery
goods, and invites her many friends and patrons
to call and see ler.
Miss Lizzie MARSHALL, who il well known and
very popular formerly with Miss Mehan, on
Court street. but latterly doing business on her
own account on Main street, will open dress.
making rooms with Mrs Gregg at the new loca.
tion, turning over the millinery department to
Mrs. Gregg.
Miss. Marshall will keep fully up with the
latest styles
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-21

An ADvERTIsINa ENTERPRlsE.-The great
clothing house Of Devlin & Co., on Broadway,
corner Of Grand st., New York, has hit on plan
Of advertising that cannot fail to be success.
They have issued very neat little pocket vol.
une Of some 20 pages, accompanied with hand
some map and numerous fine illustrations, the
whole admirably adopted as pocket guide to
the stranger to enable him to gain the most con-
veniest and expeditions access to any point he
may desire TO reach in the great metropolis.
No body can "go lost" in New York city with
this guide in his pocket. Sent free to any one
applying BY letter or otherwise to Devlin s. Co.
fer a COPY.
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Ottawa Post OfHce.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL. or MAILS:

The lades Of the First Congregational Church
and Society of Ot'aws, having again secured the
services Of Messrs. Pease, Whitney, Smith and
Miss Hastrei,er will give @ musical entertain.
ment at their church on the evening of Octo.
Der 9th.
Messrs. Pease. Whitney and Miss Hastreiter
are among TIE sufferer. In the great fire at Chi.
eagc, and it IS hoped that this, together with
the fact that they are Que of the best musical
trOupes in the country will secure for them
full house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-21

The publishers of the '' Western Rural and
of the "Youug Folks Rural" Chicago, give no.
tice, that although their entire printing estab-
ment was destroyed by the great fire, their
books and subscription lists were saved and these
publications will be out again within one
month from the fire. New subscribers for one
year will receive the paper from the time Of its
first reissue to the end of 1872 for the subsorip.
ton price Of one year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-21

am in receipt Of new goods every day from
New York, and customers viii iind my stock
full in all departments and at the same old prices
As am not dependant upon Chicago for goods,
always buying in New York. the fire will not ef.
feet me In poods or prices at all. Received this
week, . new stock Of vslveteens and velvets, new
stock of notions and trimmings. The best stock
Of dress poods in the city. Remember We make
no advance ON goods. Stock always full. We
are Offering this week, nice line of Plaid Water
Proof at $125 per yard, worth $l.75. New
stock eilsdiss' underwear cheap. Children's and
misses knit wrappers. W. H. HULL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-21

MOVEMENT OF FINE STOCK.-W. J. Neely of
GreeRbush Farm in this county has sold lately
to H. Croft, Wenona. the short horn heifer calf
Golden Rose for 5000; to David j. Price, of
Fall River, the short horn bull calf, Fourth Duke
Of Greenbush, also short horn helfer calf, May.
Day, price, $3.50; to same, one Berkshire SOW,
four months old, for $50; to Z. Gillet, Aurora.
three Essex pigs, price, $50. one Essex sow, four
months old, for $50, to I, Phelps, Aurora, three
year old, Gold Dust, colt, for $40O: to J. Nc.
Bride, Milwaukee. one trio Bramah fowls for
$a5. w. j. Neeley bought of S. Clay, OF Ky,
one Berkshire boar, Ave months old, price, 5000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-21

4 SUCCESSFUL BUsINEss.-R. O. Black sold
l,3S' boxes and baskets Of peaches and 944 qts.
OF blackberries, also quite number Of boxes,
baskets and barrels Of other fruit from abroad,
besides large quantity purchased from oar
farmers and gardeners.
This report, from one Of the many fruit and
grocery stores here, will give some idea Of the
quantity of fruit consumed in Ottawa and
vicinity
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-21

On sccount of the grea. suffering in Chicago
and other places caused by the late fires, the Ia.
dies of the Presbyterian Church have postponed
their Oyster Supper, and on the afternoon of
the same day, Tuesday, Oct. cath, there will be
q committee in the basement of their Church to
receive and pack any clothing that the people of
Ottawa may wish to send to the suffering in
Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-21

DELIVERY WAGoNs-The Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine Co. have twelve wagons and
each drawn BY splendid span Of horses, all rum
ming in this locality, and one in this city. This
shows the immense amount Of business done by
this popular company, and the rapid and extern
sive demand for their machines.
Simon s. Bro. are the local agents for the sale
Of this machine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-21

l. o. 0. "A few unavoidable errors crept in
to our report of the Grand Lodge last week, and
we give the following as being correct:
Officers of tho Grand Enoampment:
Grand Patrlarch-A. II. Liohty, Mount Car
rol.
Grand H. Pr h. Dewey, Greenville.
Grand 8. W.. NJ. Stone, Metropolis.
Grand j. W.. B. Young, Chicago.
Grand Representative. S. Ticknor, Rock.
ford.
Grand SprIbe and Treasurer--N. c. Mason,
Peoria.
Appropriations for Chicago relief wsre made
by the tie local Lodges as follows:
Ottawa Lodge, $50.
Lessing Lodge, 500.
Tonti Lodge, $500.
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Hilliard is still selling seven pounds of the
best Coffee Sugar for $l.O0, good syrup at 70
cents, and everything at the lowest cash prices
Cali and see him and you will be sure to buy,
the goods are so cheap. Don't forget the place,
No. 90 La Sale street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-21

J Megafin continues to sell from his mammoth
stock Of Boots and Shoes at lower prices than be-
fore the fire. He is bound to fight it out on that
line if it takes all winter.
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immense stock.

PAY UP.-Newton Ward notifies the public
that those who are indebted to the old firm
should call at once and pay up.
Mr.. Ward will run the business in even su.
perior manner than heretofore by the former
firm. He pays the highest market prices for
beef, pork, mutton, &c, and will serve his Gus.
toners with none but the choicest meats
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DlED-John Donaghs, a we'll known citizen Of
this county, wealthy old gentleman and An
old time resident, died at the residence of Rev.
r Terry, in this city. yesterday morning. He
had furnished during late years most liberal
contributions to the Sisters If Charity, was I'M.
married, and left considerable wealth 10 his
brothers and sisters, as we learn.
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CHICAGO Der 3. tS

CHICAGO, Dec 8, 1870.
lhsssra Root d Cady: Experience, "past ano,
present" with the Steck Piano. enables me I'd
record my entire approval of the many excellent
qualities which it combines. The purchaser
will realize one element Of genuine worth in the
Steek, viz: Its willingness to stay in tune, when
well tuned. Respectfully yours,
j. MAURICE HUBRARD,
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JACOB MooNEY-This popular clothing mer.
chant, has re.opened at his old place, on the
southeast corner Of the court house square He
has gone east for new goods, and now has full
line of fall goods and more coming every day.
Mr.. Mooney has long been q successful merchant
here, and has hosts Of friends and numerous pat.
rons in every portion Of this county.
VIM. Ayers remains at his old post. Look out
for q mammoth stock next week at Mooney's.
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Mrs. MoRRls.-This we'll known millinery
house is getting along nicely. All the new fsll
styles Of bats, aad the new articles for trimming
them a Ia mod, have just been received and are
on hand in abundance.
Ladies who want to see all that IA new and
elegant this fail, should call at once and inter-
view Mrs. Morris.
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We are indebted to valued friend for very
fine description Of the great fire in London in
1865, compiled and condensed from authentic
records, and regret its length and the late hour
at which it was received precludes its publica-
tion in the present number. It will appear In
our next