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The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

The Grand Central, the largest hotel in New
York, has been recently reftted, rcfurnished and
rcdecorated in elegant style, in view u the ap-
preaching Centennial. The new designs in
Fresco- work, especially, which adorns the halls,
parlors, dining rooms and exchanges are the
richest and most exquisite in the country.
While other hotels will probably adhere TO
their present rates, the Grand Central justified
by its immense capacity to accommodate 800
guests comfortably, will make popular reduc
ton, and schedule its rates from $500 TO 100 per
day. Ranking in every respect with the finest
hotels in America, this liberal reduction cannot
fail to meet with popular approval,
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04
Local HumOr.
RisinS's cat has got the Paul-zy.

Rsins's cat has got the Paul-zy.
Literary meeting Oh Monday evening.
Cabe has got the contract for crainin@ fish
Ames' cart.
\ couple Of would.bc pugilis.s-onc = cigar
maker aud the other Il truckster, engaged in a
mdnish: knock down on La Sale street, on
THURSDAY morning. The cigar maker objected
to being striped AID pasted, and the truckster
didn't seem to like the way lie got hauled over
and dumped.
Gin Cross says he didn't use whole hoH OF
backing on his boots. He says that there was
only one hair on the brush, and that most OF the
backing soaked into the wood. We think this
is ncT the truth, but at the same time we be-
lieye dat if modification should set in on the
without using crutches.
IT is pitable sight to see Il woman, WHO but
one short year ago possessed an angels sweet
ness nd child's arilcssncss OF character, watch
inE at the head of the stairs nj > o'clock in the
morning, witlra towcl.roller in her hand.
A foot of water settled in Il cellar on La Sale
street last Friday, and in the evening, when the
man ef the house went down in the dark after
a pan OF apples. without his boots on, he said
things which we would no; print for seventeen
dollars.
THE SHOW, the snow, the beautiful snow
covers he streets wherever you go. 1t came on
Monday, but no. satisfied, Old Probs,' Oldtice
and Olcborcas got up corner on conSealed or
crystalzed water, and gaye us eight inches of it.
Sleighs were ou. on Thursday numoreusly, and
snow billing popular amusement.
| Il is reported that number Of distinguished
gentlemen OF Ottawa who have of late tangled
their feet too muchly on bug juice, have agreed
! to form new temperance society. Hereafter
none OF them are TO treat or lie treated, each
payingfor his own drink. This society will last
while cacE of the members has any change left
then twill naturally burst and 90 back to first
prineipes,
Park Reed is anNiously waiting for spriuG bus
mess ca the fishing question. He says those
salmon planted in the Kankakce will make
splendid eating-good bait for the bass, pike
&c, ofOur river here.
The Black Hills fever is raging here, and it is
runor:d that crowd Of - men has made ar.
Iangcncnts to go west to that dreary, but
gold tingcd settlement. John Bowen ana Will
Hupp, from Serena, left three weeks ago. They
were last heard from Mt Cheyenne. The pre-
sumption is that some bold Sioux warrior has
now alded To his list Of trophies a blonde and n
dark Liircd scalp.
GIN kross' whole present outfit consists of q
suit of clothes hat boots Sc Sll That's what
we charge him for these remarks.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04
COOK. HEWES & DU Fly.

Svonu-s;AGE SALE or REAL ESTATE.
man M sHs TS's1 aSisSSW SWtman Sn Il.
day Of December D. 81 sfgau S aI.r ,g deed o.
SGmSeTr twelve, Flock Numecred Snsysis 10 The The
states ADDITION tie town nov cl'y) OF ottawa IN tA
colnty Of La sale and state OF limos together WIN a.
Tie ana note o.
with said mortgage deed Tor thn sum ., essn
paysbe to The order OF Peter H. Dick two years IRON
the thereof with interest thereon a. he FAo o' Ven pr
And whereas Il 4 expressly provided IN and BY s.!G
@ ,i nere a6oye mentioned or the nteres.
ne aforesaid or any par, or portion OF ener ~ t
then the pnd Peter Il. DICK, his heirs and assigns Tor w.
Stso.e q, PiysS mo- 70 sell and dispose
ses Or any part thereof and all sh, benen and eanlS
wldenan er heirs and assigns therein a. pnoiie saG
ION To -o@;n door OF the court honss , 70 I G vs.; &
sghe. and best price the same vii bring IN ea'n si M
wssSs r"ec sc nS Sy adyert.ng n one Of he nev.spe
Al st ne pub shed 10 the said county OF La sale an
~. such sale good sufficient deed o, deeds OF coh
., y tt ts wos amount Of the principal or
ns or pnrpal interest due on The ssld ptomssel
ns,s 80. sSS.s o sdyeT tsxS. Unpaid and
sns paw oerplus ~ aryl 70 .ad Char: Widensh an
nv ,na he said Cnales WidemSn and f-edcrcse
wsrss ta ,Ss tT G ad cSsrcs wdemaS ana Frsdrese
wic.u,a dnOn sale being made, shall become q.
y or ns pasy T d .s VINO snail
10 SI,er take OF said prem sss w!hSn IN
deed va. duly ey the .sa cha' WIDEN an an
,cserckr Widen an. before Aaron b. Smith, Notary ra
~ In and tor said La Sale coGnty and state oi ihos o.
;hs second day OF December A. D. b,l an y ~. a.
~ Hsrorders office In said sSse county, 10 'onme l." u
lrcnrls, IN page I'5 - -, -. a, 4. . ,av,,ent a.
q ,nuu. interest said promissoly rpr sO', "a
s@re -. o: wGtcE interest remains due ana "npAN'
SOW .rro l. ,se sa,d Peter Ii. Dlck. shall under .n1
hv y,r,u. snu iu pursuance ~ tle pONsE o.
,nor-ss.r decd cOnteluei, eel The sa. 10. % Ss,
in Rl0gk nuubered Ninety siN, IN the >lA.e -
- N tI- tU.u now ety. o. Ouaws ss,s
-, nrren nd equity oi redemption ol ihc sNI
~ - .r ~ .tlsr'cke Widen an her-ih ~ puuu
,'nn 10 HE highest bdder for cash on Ss!ltuay.
'oI ~ nril A D. 1916 the hour OF two cio.h Y. n
~, spuh oor nI ihs Comfy Court hH- w ,s
he county OF la S-s Nnc stt'' o ,i 81 ,ss-Sssf
meLt of said r-um 80; v ~ " "
,nsr. and o, lenses of -Si -'''. ,t-.rt, n DrcE
Ut'awa, NArcE ff, s''t.-'N 80 '''' vortvar.c
a. R sv,rl. hs-uL
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

EnSlaNu
Poor Winslow, the Boston torgeI, who was
placed in durance in the Bow street prison
on the 22d uit, to await the arriva! OF an OH
Ger from Boston, next day petitloned the
court to allow him at least the privilege OF
seeing his family in jail. lie said he had
but S3j in the world, all his money having
been taken from him in Brussels, that he was
unable to employ counsel, and his wife and
family were in distress. The officer from
Boston arrived on the 1st inst, and was pre-.
pairing to start in a day or two with Winslow
for America.
The inquiry into the disaster by which the
steamer Strathclydc was sunk. by collision
with the Franconla, on the nth ult, off Do
yer, and by which 80 lives were lost, has re-.
suited IN holding the officers of the Francon-
ia for trial on the charge Of manslaughier.
Prof. Tyndall was married at Westminster
abpey March 1st to Miss Louisa Claude Ham
ilton. The ceremony was performed by Dean
Stanley. Thomas Carlyle, Prof. Huxley, Dr.
Hooker, and Sir F. Pollock were present.
The Direct Cable has been recovered and
repaired. 1t was found tha. the cable had
been severed in water 1000 fathoms deep
The damage was caused by cutting with an
axe or hatchet and there are marks of three
or four blows. The cable had apparently
been raised up on an anchor and subsequent
ly severed. There was no natural chatting.
The Mark Lane Express, Of the 2Sth in its
weekly review of the corn trade, says:
The grain trade for the week has been dull
and uninterestipg. The imports have been
moderate, although 1t is doubtful whether the
stocks on hand are rs large as have been I'M
agined. The warehouses are probably filled
Notwithstanding the steady depletion which
has been IN progress since the end of 1875
We are now approaching period of critical
Importance regarding supplies. The large
feet from southeastern Europe which has re-
Gently been an incubus on trade, has been al
most cleared up and the stoppage of ship
ments from ice'bound ports must greatly re-
duce the supplies. Add to this the diminu
tion o! farmers stock and we can reasonably
conclude that the plethora will soon be over.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04
France.

The elections for new assembly, which
took place ON Sunday, the Goth ult., resulted
in triumph of the republicans. The mem
bers, as far as elections were made arc class
fled as follows: Republicans, 1913; conser.
vative republicans, rs; Bonapartsts, Ga; le
gitimists, 26; conservatives, "a; constitution
alists, 90 radicals, II. Second ballots in log
districts are necessary, which will take place
next Sunday, and which 1t is believed will
return 80 republicans, a anti-republcans
and the remainder doubtful. This would
give the republicans 32l votes.
Mr.. Bullet took the election as such con.
demnation, that he rendered his resignation
which was accepted, and NJ. DuFaure was ap.
pointed ministcr::of the interior IN his place
M. Gambe.ta, in lis speech at Lyons. on
Tuesday, promised that the republican depu.
ties would treat President MacMahOn as
above n! party attacks.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

He was overworked one day, and ride in an
open street. car fixed a cold on his lungs. The
soreness in the chest gave him only mOmentary
trouble, and no attention was paid them. One
day, in the rush Of trade, he overworked again,
and to his surprise kept his bed for weeks With
acute disease Of the lungs, which he had not sus
pectcd were disordercd He might have saved
this loss Ct time in the hurry Of business by tax
irg Hams BlLsAM. Price, $l0O per bottle.
Sold everywhere.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

! That WAlKING.-Mr. John j. Geraglty, The
pedestrian, walked at Turner Hall, on Wednes
day, evening last in the presence of rather
small audience. lie is trim, wcll-constructea
young man, and displayed much leg talent
enough in fact 10 qualify him to be 4 "local cd
itor," as legs are very necessary to the gentle.
men OF that useful and much s.andeIed proles-
sion.
He walked against time, endeavorng TO ac.
complsh ten miles in less than one hour, TWEEN
ty.one minutes and dfty.four seconds, the best
time he lad hitherto made. He failed, however,
but completed the distance in one hour, twenty.
eight minutes and forty-five seconds. Time OF
first mile, : minutes; second. eight and cne-half;
third, eight and one.half; fourth, seven minutes
Gfty-dve seconds, fifth, ten minutes iifty-siX
seconds, Gth thirteen minutes five seconds
seventh, eight minutes fifty seconds eighth,
seven minutes fifty seconds; ninth, eight min.
utcs twenty seconds; tenth, seven minutes forty
Gye seconds. Mr. Geraghty would have accom-
pished his task, as anticipated, had he notfallen
and hurt himself during the second mile, and
his shoe becoming injured dnrlnG the 9TH mile,
which cost him six minutes delay TO repair.
The Ottawa brass band cnliyened the occasion
With music.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04
Spain

About two weeks ago King Alfonso started
N person with the army, 10000 strong, for
the north, TO hunt up Don Carlos and "clean
him out" 1t was thnse as large an army as
had ever before been sen: against him, and
when 1t reached the disatiec.cl provinces,
the p!etendCr found the force brought against
him SO overwhelming that he het IN dIsmay.
About the 9th, with 1000 OF his followers, he
crossed the French lines, and threw himself
upon French protection and hospitality. The
res. Of his followers were lel: 20 make the
bes. terms they could with the victorious ar,
my Of Alfonso. And thus the CARTS; war in
Spain is finally and certainly a.; IN end. Don
Carlos and his leading generals axe yet in
France, but j; Is doubtful who;Etr lhcy will
be allowed 70 stay there,
Now that the civil war is over, il is said the
Spanish government. are abou; 10 send an ar.
my OF A0,G00 men to crush Tie rebellion in
Cuba.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

A. Keith, JAS s. Kirk; West side, X. T.
Crane, p. w. Gates, Chris Ho,z, j. NJ. Hor-
ton, A. A. Sprague, S. +. Derickson, Samuel
Hale. Secretary-Sam Il. RAYMOND, Treasnr.
er-Geo. Schneider. Executive Committee
Jesse Spauding Robert Law, Geo NJ. How,
Hanry Sayrs, J. McGregor Adams, II. j.
Willing, n. S. Bouton, Chas. T. Kellogg. John
G. Short.ll
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

An exchange says: Lovers Of house
plants Will be sorry to learn that the oleander
is dangerous plant, but so j, is. Children
have been poisoned by eating the flower
petals; cattle have been killed by browsing
oI the foliage; a single drop Of the milky,
acrid juice, that exudes when a twig or leaf
is broken off, may produce the death OF an
infant The odor exaled from the blossoms
is dcletcrious 10 hoallh
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

PROF.. GUNNING.-Wc regret exceedingly that
there was not 4 larger audience at the Court
House on Thursday evening to hear Prof. Gun
nng. Il cannot be so because Of anything else
than the unpropitious weather, as he is a mos
popular and pleasing Lecturer, and unless like
unfortunate occurrence should interfere his re
naming lectures will be attended by full house;
OF our best literary people. On Tuesday even
ing next his subject is The Origin of Animals
and on Thursday following, "Thc Origin Of Man
These will be followed by "Thc Origin Of Races,
Origin of Earths," and Origin of Suns These
are the great questions Of science and win be
presented with whatever help chalk drawing
and chemical experiments can give.
These lectures will be ct the Court House.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

Arrangements are being made for another OF
those grand Centennial Hops. The 18th OF
March is the time set for this grand hop. The
invitations will soon be SENT and we think that
grand time will be in store for those who viii
attend. Further particulars next week.
Join ,-sr- ss-. aud circle to the left.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

VIM ". Stewart, who lives on the kil!eiea
farm, in the town Ot Rutisnd, accompanied by
his wife and child, came to town on Saturday
morning to attend the funeral Of Dr. Boyles
child. Just after leaving Mrs. Killeleas on the
south bluff for home, his team became fright
ened by passing team and became ungoverabe
In ondeayoring 10 restrain them the check line
broke and thu. all control Of them was lost
They started on 4 violent run down the hill,
throwing OF, al the occupants Of the wagon
The child was thrown against the fence and had
both bones OF the forearm broken; Mr.. and Mrs
Stewart were thrown against the sidewalk and
received some bad bruises, but no broken bones
The team continued on brisk run across the
bridge, and turning into Mill street, upset the
buggy, dcmolishing IT, They we're finally stop
ped IN 'front.' Of the Ottawa House.
7 Dr. Petit was called and set the arm, aud dress
el the bruises Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, and nov
reports al The patients doing well.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

PLEASE CoNsIDER-You can buy y. B. DE.
Land * Cos B.I Chemical SdleyGtuS at nearly the
same price that is charged for other brands tina,
are cheap goods, hence do not fail TO always Sct
hest Chcdtrdl
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04


THE URso.-There was, of course, jam at
the Opera House on Tuesday evening to hear
the concert given by the great 1ueen OF the I'D
die, Camilla Urso. There is nothing To be said
of her violin playing but praise. Had we the
requisite technical knowledge of the divine art
and the needed trick Of phraseology, it would
doubtless give Us great delight to indulge in
rhapsodical praise of her peerless skill, but as IT
is, We can express our appreciation only in
homcly, every day English. We must say, how.
ever that i the piece she played at her last encore
was as the RepItl,can says, intended for annie
Laurie" 1t was miserable and disgraceful boteh
but if 1t was Intended for "The Last Rose Of
Summer" it was ineXpressibly beautiful. 1t is
hard to conceive that SO fine judge OF music as
the editor of the Republican can have made so
gross a mistake in the matter but really for the
credit of poor Camilla, il is to be hoped he was
q little out.
As to the vocal and piano part Of the concert,
it was 80 far as the execution went, all that was
anticipated. The quartettes were good, and
Miss divers solos were exquisite, while VI.
Sauret played the piano like master. The only
fault We have 70 lind tand the complaint is pref
ty generaD is that the entertainment was too
short-too little for the money. IL occupied less
than an hour and a half, though there were fire.
ouent cncores, more indeed than the "perlorm-
crs" seemed willing 70 respond to with good
grace. To 800 house in Country village
they might have been been little more com
DlRCcnt.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

the la s=lie county atlas, met vita singular
accident in the court house yard on Thursday
morning. Walking from the A-ie-inn well to-
wards the north fence, he stepped upon the COW
er ~ the box in which the t'lrll-oT u the well i
placed, ard being rotten, hinges broken, &c tic
cover gave way under his Feet in the middle, let
Lis 90, through and 'lsoa closing ou both s.dcs
,i hi, aln.c. The mo-r Lc paIled the tighter IL
held him. The poor fei'ov was finally released
hy the friendly Intervention Of = locker 90, who
n-ocu-e9 2 ,-sae I'D forced ~ 'lc - " the
box.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

C., b. d Q.-The west-sidcrs are no: happy
Their grievance is the manner in which the con-
duC,ogs and brakemen obstruct streets and side
walks by leavin; cars upon the track sometimes
for hours. Il is not the fault OF the company,
nor the agent here, Mr.. Lee, who is an oblising
gentleman, but that OF the young men who have
been promoted from switchmen TO conductors
Juveniles with cable oriode watch chains, and a
terrific peak to their hats, who in their own
opinion are so immense that Mount Vesuvus
in altitude and importance would be only q con
tcmptible mole Ill. The citizens who feel
aggricvod by the conduct o! these parties, have
maturcd az association for aggressive and de-
fcnsye purposes, and at common expense will
sue the company Tor every violation Of their
rights under the city ordinances. Thus they
hope 10 protect themselves agans: what they
consider "a blarstcd moropoy"
It strikes US that the better way would be to
submit their real or supposed grievances TO the
officers of The company s, headquarters,
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04
Italy.

ishss azuAe oui N Tag l.c kings sig.
nature has been forged to : Oiii foE aolo0O
francs. Ike cGlp:ii is IL &a-chcse Nlanti-
gazza, who vas s!v-y- hitherto regarded a.
4 gentleman worthy of a. confidence lie
uEs director 81 4, Naizaa and Mauiuz
rslFsv
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

BiLuINC AssociGrIoS.--0us lo;sl made sad
jdgr pas in his figures while speaking Of the
Building Association last week. He said, by
having the in.;slmcr.s regularly on ore share
for seven years, amounting 10 freH'g'''o dollars,
Lis stccL would then reach maturity and he
would get back 500. Instead of 'sevcnty-two'
the figures should have been "forty-two." Fifty
cents q month foE seven years amounts TO but
Sin, vet tina, amoCu. per month, for seven years,
viii surely brir-. return of sloo. Is there any
way in which money IN De racrc safely and pro-
ftahly iuyetcIs
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04
,S~rNL MEETING.


r,.,,,, -fr- o. me s,ockaoleets % VI 80, -.
- l =. for the eectioa ci olict=- sc
l..trT ht-e. Il. Trav CONF befor- The meeting viii q
alh,T --e 0i m. National City usnk on Ns2-a'
Mach I "a - - ~ >ecrcisry-
L
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04
~ or OTTAWA
u-~- - .

,,,-, srs'y given tAsf Hond. Nes - = = = y, >, -. /.
- - psl - each OF date tecTlsTy = -.
~ N ~. - i-st: ths, thfy VII ee rSid ~ -
iioa sttne city Irczsary; N "a n''t n swfrr
ron maturity -. NtaFog
u-.sws F=s-rary e 'Sss-
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

Those desiring d purchase wsil paper should
10y all means call and examine the Gnc assoTt-
mcnt just received - Osnez & IIapemau's. In
The different grades II goods the choicest rat-
terms and best quasi;y VI psper have been Sc
.sctcd. The decorations arc OF the latest Dc
siras s-l e9l5rs. To major portion OF the IN
est papers and borders have been imported ex-
prcssly for tbs iEu, f-ld pronounced by rcsao's-
sq.z 80 s'r r-ss- r--- brought TO THIS ns-sct.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

\ FE,yu.-TG, California MiU>i.c!s,' - 'h,y
had ,h. .mnuIar .. Q, call themselves, 10 the
crcd.; Of pGr peos.e. Voc greeted by = thin
house al their perlJ.'saurc cn Monday evening.
After the brilliant 'cason the real "Calhorpia
Minsirels Lad made 81 Chicago, It was OF course
shabby fraud io= the go'lGh-sCAG aad soups OF
Tie company, with hare two OF three creditablc
performers, y steal ihe name sad attempt 20 i'm
pose themselves upon the country" a. the real
article.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04
Au.Ir.1

Tie ;h-W -, reached Austria 4ud HUI
gary, whore The SHOWS were unusually deep.
On Tie 2t,b ,te Dsr-te cs-Ierctd rising
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

When q singer sings 10 = losing audience
nav il not be called sound without cents ~
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04
u,A\ SALE NOTICE;

IVAN SALE No'EISr: Notice = tcrtty
l gwen. That a; sar hy TIE Treasure OF = "a! So
rYluiN fhr state r LfGO., of rBg Isnt a. - - ~
l1,- i1- siae county Atd other iANes and Co>t y.
Tor .he I-.l aud previous years Le.a Al
HBEss n Ottawa, In SD county, cpir1~t 81 =. ~ -
dAy Juu- !S7l. aud cOUgnu- trou day 20 cay ~
Anrs Of law. l. u. IoU.r vu ttr IN o. %. -,
became tie 'fr IU..H ~ i
,sss.sed M the na-le Of Zen Adams. % MI; Loi ~
~ TIE Nv OF kH- ~. 90 section NLlr 7et. ssNs-L
Thlry Ran " Two Esst uf D." Thl-. p " - W,
tine of redemption from sl.f ss4- ~4 'N'''' '' "" "
ssy OF oi 1ens s Is,. $50. ,.-. 2 q. ToWEt;
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04

I-A>TED-' GOOD Nes N Nga 81 e..':atsr io ~oT,
' '-..,.'. r -iiUStACk. ~ ~ Sa-~hNasF tnNfiN
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04
NY SALE No'rIcE.-

~n-i-It.T..--Nar,re l. he-rbv
~ = ..l. uy he ir".-.gtg ard eN oiE...
= a sale county N 90 s'atr ni IhnH' me ~. ~ ~.
N.tt. =. s,wr u.s and parts OF town ios ~ -
~ ,H'r a. otter ,NNrs aad costs cue th-fv t. ~ Co.. ~
.,N'' a.. "a r-st Gus eags. urih a. Iuul.a -
g'A - y IN "a county an1 sta'e aiorr,Al ~.
n'u, ~, ,f- tr lay of Jane D. is' ana ,ii ~ -
S'h.-I .l h.. pursuanre of law. 4. l.. Goodr -
III i-ly y. ia. 0ecAuT TIE llt 80,
.srr.i.i iot, situated 10 sala e2usy 49,
i1ulNLiSS % ~ Tbe usdiVidsd % Lot ~. noSN
49,, .ittuu 20 Ot'AWa. sss"s'fd 'n ~ 80 ,,,, a,
SsA' Tha time Of rcdsmPirn OF We aUSNss" US."
uLs "a - ~ AZORES "a ss'. I'D rtlhA-' WI
m trs -.t ssy oi 1-ly A. H. .','- o. z ta,pEIL
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04
MarrleD.

On tHe 20. ut. by Arthur LorbEf,,d. ftG Nf JOhh
Sirestor. Illinois
~ the brides faher's. IN Fall River sale county on
fec. 23d. by Rev. " Il. shepard, Mr.. AfH L. HANNA
20 Niles ETA DAY, both OF La Sale county.
Al the re.dence OF the brides brother In Freedom,
February 2lh, by the Rev. A. III. aing OF laIIyt, sf
DA vID DAVIS 10 Miss HAltrHA WILEY.
May their lives lie long and useful and tie hop" and hap
r,pe.s ottte present continue 10 The end. Z. L.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04
ESTRAYED.

40 tss is,h & iat Jane. GAfE bsy mare. 'hl' yCar
oil ',-f IN ~ one lore foot wLlte. and S.gs spo' Vf
nnr o, hsr al t, WLi' lace, osTg spot on 7i RI
tlp. ..---..-- a.. Al d. o., D. -.
recovery. 'NSf-' u Ni'-~'.'''
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-03-04
Dfe0.

On ths 2sh O! Feb. ls,C at her sisters = = T. Gnth
l0r south Ottawa, Mrs. Ann ELIZA NchILLof oil
Broodlyn, New Noik
sAuuEi L. STEVENSON departed tsl, HE FEB. 7tb
s7G. AKr q. yrs 2 mos. and u days