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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-10-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Hone told q Flattering Tale.

But never even anticipated so divine prepara-
ton for the toilet that delightful preparation,
"Sozodont." So cool and refreshingly agree
able to the mouth and teeth, hardens and in
vigorates the gums, gives pure and healthy
tono to the breath, cleanses, beauties and
preserves tho teeth, and arrests decay.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-10-09

hsp Cunningham & Gaillard "ili receive
n day or two fine lot Of horses and mules.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-10-09
MONEY NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CUNCEKN
DERsoNs indebted to me for supplies fur
L nishcd during the year, are requested to
call and settle for the same at once. l will take
NIiddling Cotton for all Accounts and Notes
due ME,
At Sixteen Cents per Pound,
If delivered by the FIFTEENTH Of OCTOBER,
1878. Parties indebted to me must settle by
the TENTH Of NOVEMBER 1873, or I will
place their Notes and Accounts in the hands of
an Officer for collection. Business is business.
Como and settle
JOHN r. COCHRAN.
Oct q 1873 il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

Is lle INsANE,-One day lately, the well known
and somewhat eccentric DR. Cakes was hauled
up before the County Judge charged with a mis-
dcmeanor, viz; going arornd with an unbalanced
mind. Aiury was summoned and the offender
confronted With Witnesses He proved TO be
more than n match for all who assailed him with
questions. Tom b., 4 distinguished lawyer, tried
TO convict him by asking him 10 explain about
those mysterious passes" the Doctor is wont
to indulge iu-thosc strange motions of the
hands and arms around lis face. "What passes :"
responded the DR.. There are several kinds"
well" added Tom, give Us a few" The Doe
tor replied, The Doc. is an Engli,hman from
that section where they cut off the II and thrust
1t in where it does not belong) There are rail
road passes, passes to show, passes on the
street, passes at cuchrc mountain passes and
groceries which some men can't pass, and tape
worms which You have doubtcs,--" Hold
on interrupted Tom, the man is not insane"
The jury found the Doctor not guilty"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

The following resolutions of coincidence were
adopted by the Serena Grange, April 10th. 1915:
Whereas, that i'm the midst Of life We are in
DEATH requires no stronger proof than the death
az our dearly beloved sister Mrs. Hannah l.
Armstrong, who died April ID, lN73 We would
respectfully submit the following:
Whereas ii Ia, pleased our Heavenly Father To
remove from our Grange our dearly beloved
sister; therefore
Rc,o'iyd, That in the sudden and unexpected
death of our sister We have lost one uf our bright
st and most highly esteemed members, one
whose place canuot be supplied, and that We
VIII cherish in our memory the highest regard
md esteem for her many virtues.
R'>p'rt, That We hereby tender our heartfelt
~gmpathie> and coincidence To the hcrcaYyd hus-
band and relations If our beloved sister and tina,
Hr believe their loss TO Doe her eternal gain.
H,>,lrti, That these resolutions be recorded IN
the proceeding. ui our Grange. and a copy fUu-
shed the relations Of our deceased sister. and
Published in the Ottawa FREE TRADER and r.
-f'rlr.
We. the committee TO whom was assigned the
au'y Of preparing resolutions uf respect o.. the
occasion Of the death uf one Of our member. re-
ueetiUliy submit the above.
NRs. DELLA \. WARREN,
Ngs. MARY 4. HONG.
Ms. NANCY C. JACOBS.
Committee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

New SIDEwALK.-Thc sidewalk in front of the
New York boot and shoe house and Smith *
Co.'S drug store has been torn up and Il substan-
ti0l new one put down. The supposition is that
the old one would have lasted for years yet but for
the great travel on that walk recently of thous-
ands of persons going in to buy boots and shoes
at one store and pills at the other
The moral Of this is, buy your boots and shoes
at the New York Boot and Shoe House and your
pills and worm disaustcrs at Smiths, and the
chances are that you will be comparatively if not
altogether happy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

Adam Brehm, a young man Of an cNtcnsiy,
acquaintance, died here last week, and was buried
on Sunday last. IN impressive sermon by Rev
Father Terry was delivered ut the Catholi,
church, which elected from the relatives and
friends of the deceased their warmc,t thanks tC
the reverend gentleman, which thcy desire Ii,
thus publicly to extend to him.
The Cigar Makers Union, Of this city, ATTENDED
the funeral in body, and paid his memory tn,
honorS due the deceased Il, a worthy brother. /,
friend of the family hands us the following lines
which we publish by request:
just twenty years had passed way
Since new life to u, was given:
His life was sunshincs Jeauteous day,
Lost here in death, renewed in heaven.
flushed the beating of the heart,
Pul>clesS the veins stopped the breath
Sad from one so loved to part,
Hard to feel that this is death.
once happy home, now pallcd in gloom,
Amothcr dear, and sister weeping,
Love plants flowers on thy tomb,
And fingers sad where thou art ,lccuinr
We had no power thy life to save.
Nor means to keep thee longer here,
Wen join thee, love, beyond the grave,
Then joy will dry the bitter tear.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12
HOME MATTERS.
THE BELZEBUB CLUB.
BY BEEMUS.

When solemn silence rules the night,
And owls and bats pursue their fight,
And rising mists obscure the ground
And ghosts and COLLINS gibbcr round:
When midnight re- ',crs " 20 it strong
With rowdy tale and roaring song;
When in backyard the tuncful cat
Alures with song the lonesome rat,
Or with dark ways strives to cntincc
The harmless, cunning, trusting mice;
While from the marsh and mirey bog
Swell forth the notes Of dismal frog,
Or melancholy croak Of loon,
Or yclp of Z" cur that bays the mo1n;'
Policeman sleeping on his beat,
And rowdies promenade the street,
And villains in back alleys wait
To rob the luckle-s man out Late"
When day long since from earth hath fed
And hosest mon rccljnc in bed,
Blue lights are seen in Dclano's block.
While now and then muGicd knock
l. heard upon the guarded door
That leads to dungeons. Wen explore.
Here imps and demons once each week
With hcnpechcd husbands secret meet;
Here men who doomed to stormy live,
Escape their spitcful, grabbed wives,
And pas, a quiet, peaceful evening,
One ont Of every stormy " sewing"
Unhappy wretchcs, lis your club
Whose patron saint i Bclzcbub;
While You pretend to i'y from evil,
You unaware, 20 to The ID;
For here you've cards and chess and dice,
And games Of chance, the d,ers device,
To safely keep and hold you to him,
rs you've surrendered wine and women,
Oh strcng indeed is Satan's hold
ON him who loves the flowing b0lc,"
And sure his grasp on every human,
Who is the slave Of tyrant woman;
Oh, club, tho.gh flying from these tcrror-,
Beware Of other fatal errors;
Though You have left the drunkIrd's bowl.
Make no new mortgage on YOUR soul:
The door that fast,n= ont one sin
May lock troop II Other, I'm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

BY Il late decision of the Supreme Court
3 Illinois, married woman, sued for sland-
ng Il neighbor and being heavily fined,
had TO pay the fine out of her own property
the Court holding that, as the present laws
Of Illinois give married woman control of
hct own property the property of her hus
band cannot be seized to make good the
damage caused by his wite's tongue wagging
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12


For many day there has not occurred 4 more
soTrowful event than the sudden death Of Mrs
4. !. Armstrong, OF tie town Of Mission IN tins
county She was young woman, III the very
prime OF life ana apparently IN The heStol healtl
and spirits. she was plesI With 'hc love oil a
hind husband ana Two beautiful chndreh YET OF
tender years. ana IL 'haI Period o' lie "Ach the
ANXIOUS soHcltu"c ana uhh'@%lh| care oI
ho'her are 10 theul' Oh Nuch Prlcelc'S value
WIN 'Ais do"r lainiiy' surrounded with Inc COM
'"r'9 III goo" hoi''' I'LL" "uue" 10 'hese " I"'%c
circle ol 'he oest OF hcShhorS ana loving irlehdS
pS huhureoN' inc Priue oI h'F lamiIy' an" inc
very centre "I large social cTt'c' II seemed
crucl 'h"l She was taken, when least she couiu
precious occupying me hi@h social position
l!l"V she o'u' prominent I'D all the irNtlNaiS ana
-"'herIhI9 Oh HeI hrI%Aborhoou wherein IaoIos
parucIpa'eo' as wei at church, NJ sabbath
schooi' al soci"l meetings. IN the Farmers
"r"h@c, "h!ch includes III It's membership mere
INC 'c""''iS I""'e' oI lNe town. ana III every re-
SPe'V N"!ucu member o! socIe'y' her ue"'h
creates 'oio IN her ncl%hDorhood As pa'niuI as
'ne o'''cT thoughts ana teaHul memories lh"I
Sa'cr around inc vacant seat IN nee Sriei-s'rlcN-
I" ''"s'"olu' saturday ia9' was o"y o' SUI.
~" ~ al '"'''o community iHe people u
".'''" -"'"c!e" Ground lhe holic' where l"'cA!
az was n"pP"c'a' 10 syAP"'Hl|c VIII" IAo''
ueop'9 "l'''e" laihiIN ana never nave we seen
y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

Thomas Forrestal, city marshal of Mendoza,
in attempting to arrest Il ruillan named Pat
rick Riley at the the passenger house in that
city, on Monday evening, received some ugly,
but not dangerous cuts. The rufian was
finally brought to terms by a shot in the heel,
and is safely calabOosed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

FREEDOM FARMERS CLUB-Thcrc is an active
farmers club in the town OF Freedom, in this
county. 1t was organized on the 23d ult., and
has membership of 60 persons.
W. W. Crumpton, Esq. is president; II. D.
OlmStcad, treasurer; and l.. 5. sampson, sccrc-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

The Cincinnati Enquirer uses the phrase,
dogs tail of all eyes" instead Of "cynosurc,"
&c. How many people know that cynosurc
is Greek for dogs tail?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

Fifty thousand true Wilson's Albany Seeding
Strawberry Plants for saG-ycry strong plants
$3.50 per thousand, delivered at express Office or
depot in sacks. Orders by mail or left ut the
Crockery depot, Ottawa, H., will meet prompt
attention. G. J.. THOMPSON
Ottawa, March ", 1873
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

\ National Agricultural Congress, to talk
over the Transportation and Monopoly ques-
ton, Is called TO meet at indianapolis on the
18th Of May next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

The Mason ~ lIamlin Organs are the best and
cheapest in the market, and fully - per cent.
cheaper than any other. As five top organ, con
tanning viola, dapason, mclodia, flute ahd vox hui
mana, in elegant walnut case, is sold at SIPS.
Only one pricc-nO discounts. A complete stock
at Simon Bros
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

=. Dick,y * Son Ei'I, for the next ,ivty day.
sell their stock OF ,.ly,r-piated ware at greatly
reduced prices. \ rare chance for persons want
inS casters, cake baskets, butter dishes. fruit
dishes, and in fac; anything in the silver line.
Also "a large stock Il ladies' and gents gold
watches and chains. Jewel-y Of every descr1p.
t.0n. Call and see our goods and prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

The Chckcring Piano is now sold at lower
prices than any other iirat-cIaSs piano, An Gle
can't piano. with carved legs, is now sold ut $40
old price 1913. 4 written warranty from the
factory for five years comes with every piano
We have the leading styles always on hand.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12
Italy

The illness of the pope continues, and his
holiness is not yet able to leave his bed,
Though the advices have contained no cX-
of Il fatal result, it will be generally believed
that at the age of 81, especially after the
crushing cares and reverscs of the past few
years, it is scarcely to be expected that he can
endure long period of sickness
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

NoTICIs.-E> rt1E OF JouN g. ,u.NrlIN. DECD.
~ NufCr hereby given. That the uuGtrS Ertl Admin
-trAirN u 'le estate oi John &. Chawgu late og tHe
county % Ia sale and state Illinois, tec..ssl Will 4a-
PEAR Is9r" 'hr county Court ut said cuCuy on f- "A
N1uizy .h'g- thr l.'u day Of June - AZ The fr.
House In ottawa, a. sat county, when and where az per
sons Law claims DI demands against said estate are no
u'sd 60 attend aud present the LOO writing Tor 81
uplf.
Dated dis .,h day og April ,.n.lS,2
JULIA ANN CHAMPIIN
fuf. OF .f-..s
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4 good two story dwelling, ten rooms, closets
and pantry, gas, hard and soft water in kitchen.
barn. g., situated on Illinois avenue, can DE had
cheap, furnished or unfinished, Il sod coon, ny
calling on Ha-rla & Kellogg.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

Silver plated ware at greatly reduced prices
also large stock of gold and silver watches,
,hains and icwclry spcctaclcs, dc, at l0l Main
street. j. DICKEY d Son.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

Thirty of the emigrants who survived the
Atlantic disaster have arrived in Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

SETTLE UP.-t1ridlcy Il Pcrkn, are about TO
wind up business, and desire to settle up all out
standing affairs. Persons owing this firm are re-
qucstcd to come in at once and square accounts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

Among the many Photographic novelties to b,
seen at Bowman's gallery are Photographic mar
riaGe certificates, without which no mHrriag,
can be binding nor any legal results follow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

school books of all the kinds that are used in
the city or country at Osman II TIapcmans
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AI

l'cM NJ ItSssipN IGIs>-' SSAI.IG.-N,,frrf4
y hereby gwen, That nv virtue OF decree &c and
stale OF Illinois, ~ the October term OF SAID court D ,
IN certain cause ru pending said court ,u a chan
Gerry slice thereof. wherein Della y ..4 t... 'lauU
were compliments and Eleanor Mt-l and Laura f. Nagil
A T. s'i, At the hour OF two O'Clock u tr struI0H OF
said day. offer Tor sale the south door OF bc county
Court House In ottawa, u said county 90 public ton
ana VIII then SCH 10 the highest bidder the following de-
oHhed property being he sane ordered by said decree 10
be sold, that Is 10 say:
The oncaf lhc southwest ouorourth Of section
TWENTY-FIVE. township uCrtl OF range east OF the third
principal meridian. also.
The west uuehalf a." northeast oUcOuyrtp- and the
east eight uC OF the one hall OF the northwest one
quarter oi the northeast quarter Of section - township
lrythtee morrill, Of range east OF TIE third principal
Lot number three 20 block dftytlrsr I'm States Addition
20 OtiAvt. go Ia sale county, Illinois also.
Lot four i0 bloc. hN three. states Addition 20 Dttl.
VS., Ia sale county, Illinois; also.
Lot eight u hIDcN fourteen, IN the Original Town oI "
tuWa, la sale county, Illinois; also,
Lot seven. u blNCk fourteen. In Original Town O. Ottawa
IA sale county, Illinois: also,
The Unruaf OF lot six "a block fourteen ia Original
Town ~ Ottawa, Illinois: also
Lot w - lu Assessors SuId vision OF ont DOT r--r.'pn
the southwest fractional quarter section eleven town.
pol meridian.
TrNs or sALE.-Cash n hand. or orehalC cash 1 hand
oar. Two and three years day sale Deferred nav
nnts u De- secured by mortgage upon real estate and %
ara" ten per cent. Interest, pay aul, annually.
WILLIAM n. CAREY.
W ?. NHITMvhE
March Z. ,s1r Srpcfal I6rtui,, No.
Tie above sal. Is POSTPONED 70 in1 :, Ily 9f Say se
uuur and place. WILLIAM 70. CARRY
w. ?. WulIMOEE
THOMAS y. WADE.
AIiN .., ..t'. special toUW.>s 1uo-s.
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SETI,I.INiENn,

lINNi. 80 LINZ 4; Nl'.-Esrarz or
4 luHNA. \. klCE. hEt EA>Fn.-Nutre Is hereby Civ
10 an persons interested ia said estate TIA: rs, Rice
admin - A'rN OF Che estate OF Thumss 4. bcr de-
ceased vii appear hTurr the County court te Clusy
o Ia sale ana STATE OF Illinois, az the Court House G u
A Do sad county, Monday, the srE day OF May D.
l' 10Y o." purpose ot rendering account ot her ~
ceca-s ~ the administration OF said estate tie a.
SytaW~UL
Dated A. Ottawa, this slh day or April 80,
aVri-sw p. l. MAD. CfsrN.
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The Cameo Medallion pictures are very pretty
and stylish ut Bowman's
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OTTAWA AuEAu.-BowmaU is charging his
gallery, and is constantly adding new improve
meuts, getting IN new inventions for making
perfect pictures, and is producing many new
styles of pictures. He has increased hi, force Of
assistants, and viii now De able % am orders and
not keep customers waiting
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

Lockport Rock Island and Sterling -four at
llamallC's, on the west side
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Among the lost on the Inflated Atlantic
were VIM. Todd and wife, of Elgin, III.
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Lands in Arkansas

The Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad offers
lOtVs acres In the rich valley of the Arkansas River
bese Lands are unsurpassed In the production OF cotton
corn fruits vegetables, and all cereals. The ncXhaustiOe
fertility OF The soil, the climate temperature for
the months OF Dec jan Feb and March about 40 FD
ntNg agricultural labor about eleven months of the
the unquesoned health Of the valley the Various and
abundant timber, good wafs aud powers with the
rapid development of the Slate railroads. pOpuia
general Improvement, combine TO render these lands the
plands from I? 80 to s. and River Bottoms from $40
70 per acre, on credit OF six ard annual interest
Pamphlets and maps furnished cautiously application
TO n. -. HOW h,
Land Commissioner,
Little Rock, Ark.
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10 lne KeIsInger sa.n Loo ans snrrort ID
FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS

spring break no cutting of sash cheap durable very
easily applied holds sash any place desired and sci
fastener when the sash Is down Send stamp for circular
circular and six copper brOnzed locks to any address
In the u g. postpaid, receipt Of ~ cts Liberal Induce
mcns TO the trade. Agents wanted. Address REISINGEE
SASH LOCK CO., No. lS Market St, Harris burr. Pa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

Pretty faces aud photographs at Bowmau's
gallery.
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LONDON, April, S-The exhibitors at Wen
ma will be divided into groups according to
the character of the contributions Each
Group will have a president and two vice
presidents, Mr.. Sanbon advises Minister
Jay that the presidencies Of the groups of edu
cation and of trade and commerce of the
world; and the vice. rcsidencies of the groups
of civil engineering and public works. and
architecture and tarmhouscs have been as
signed to the United States. In the depart
mcnt Of art fine display is promised. Eng
land sends paintings valued in the aggregate
at 60, 100000. France will contribute j00paint-
ings, and Italy 300 stattles. The carpenters
are at work on the American building. Many
buildings devoted to other nationaliticS are
already completed. Elaborate show cases have
arrived from all parts Of Europe. In this re-
spect the Americans also fall behind others.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

The other day We happened to 20 into the
County Court room, where we found Tom Bowen
engaged in trying to show his Honor that GER
tain very meek looking individual was insane.
Tom offered to prove as evidence of insanity, that
the accused had been reading the religious arti-
clcs on infant baptism and damnation recently
published in the Ottawa Hpublican. His Honor
held the evidence admissible, and remarked that
if the fact was clearly proven, it would be con
elusive Of the ease, but his Honor declined to let
Tom read the articles TO the Jury saying, that
the effect might be that there would be twelve
insane men in the community instead Of ono
We did not stay to hear the result of the case
for fear that his Honor might, in an mguardcd
moment, revoke his decision, and permit said
articles to he read in evidence, and then, O then,
where would we have been to-day? Our wife
would have been deprived of loving husband,
our children Of a kind and considerable father,
and we the inmate Of some lonely and far-otl in
sane asylum. Let our friends congratulate us
that Providence intcrposcd in our behalf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

Go to Bowman for convex glass paper weights
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These SpectaCcS are manufactured from }IAE IT,
tElNIiL PkhbLtN' mci.ed together, AID r.a called
DiiGpND On account OF their hardness and brillauCr
1t IL well known that rVeCtaclcr from Brazilian
Scotch pebbles very injurious o. the eye because oil
their pOlarAng light
Having been tested with the pollrsc7nr, the diamond
lenses have been found 10 admit uttecG per cent less heated
RAYS than any other pebble.
They ground with great scientific accuracy free
from Chrumac alterations. and produce brightness and
dlsnctncst of vision not before tanned In cpyCtanys.
Manufactured by the SrENC ER OPTICAL MAuJFs Crug.SG
COMPANY, New York.
For sale by responsible agents in every city N Tie Union
~ X CAIN, Jewcl,y and Optcian, Is sole agent for
Ottawa, HIS, nom whom they only be ubta.lsL. No
pcdQlegs employed
DO not buy pair un,c,s you see the trade msrE @
April lNh, 1873.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, NEE.

SIoCN HOLD IS>-' NiEET~I
- The annual meeting at The soc 81 TIE Ottawa
and Ncruiun River Plank g1d NcAlAuiEed Eoad Coul-
pany MI De held a the school Rouse near Ola-ks On
saturday April - iN3, a. 90 O'Clock n for the ei-ctcn
OF I've directors and TIE Transaction % snch other business
- msy come before the Icevf.ng ChA>. II. kot.CE.
scGlh OTTAWA, April J, s>s.-l.-2y SECRETARY
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Spain.

The official report Of the surrender Of Ber-
can, charges the commandment of the town
with treason, and attributes the disaster to that
cause alone
The Carlsts have advanced in considerable
force on Puigccrda, and at last reports were
bombarding the town, while the garrison
were making heroic resistance. Relief for
the garrison had been sent from Corona.
\ band of Carlists under Saliva, who had
been mcnacng Corona, were met and driven
of by Gen. Camanos.
The Iad,pe,sdeace Belge says the reports
in the French and English papers Of the
popular disorders in Spain are greatly cx-
agcratcd.