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0ttaha free Gra0er.
LOCAL. MATTERS



The regiment of the Sd Congressional
district in camp at Joliet, received lh1ois
nation at the beginning Of the week that,
if they desired, they could be accepted in
the service of the L. S for years. Tho
REGIMENT took a vote and agreed to offer
their services with scarcely dissenting
voice
The men, however, had enlisted for but
3 months, and there were a hundred or
more with families who were unwilling to
enlist for the longer period, and it became
necessary to fill their places with recruits.
1t was thus that an officer from Joliet
came to this city on monday to drum up
recruits. His mission, however, was fore
stalled by the German and Irish companies
receiving information about the same time
that they would also be accepted (the for
mer as part Of Hechers regiment, and
the latter in the Irish Brigade OF Chicago
50 We had at once three recruiting stations
opened in the city We believe the Ger
man Company, which had been disbanded,
is again billing up, but are unable to speak
with positiveness Of the Hecker regiment.
Tho Irish company is also about full again.
The Joliet man got some or 10 recruits,
with whom he left on Tuesday.
We heard yesterday, however, that the
marching orders of the Joliet regiment
had been countermanded, and that Owen
Lovejcy was blsmed for it. If this is the
case, Owen will find Joliet q warm country
to visit about this time. The rumor hoy
ever needs confirmation.
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Irish BriSade--O;;awa City Guards.
Maj. Mulligan, OF Chicago, who had gone
to Washington TO secure the acceptance of
the Irish Brigade of that city into the
service of the L. s, telegraphed on Mon
day that the Brigade had been accepted,
on condition that they would be mustered
into service under Colonel OF the regular
army. The Brigade have accepted this
condition, and is accordingly getting ready
TO enter the service.
1t WAS to this Brigade that the Irish
Company of this city proposed to artac!.
itself, and indeed had been regularly en-
rolled as part Of it, As there seemed
to be no PROJECT of the Brigade itself be-
Ing accepted, however, the Company in
this city Che Ottawa City Guards was
disbsn led, and some of its members went
abroad and Joined other companies But
on receipt Of the despatch from Maj. Nu!-
hgan, the company was hastily re orga-
nized, and efforts at once commenced 10
recruit lis broken ranks. We learn that
these efforts are meeting with the best
success, and that the company will be
ready TO march as soon as they receive
orders to report themselves at Chicago
The company expect marching orders
every day, but will DO kept open for re-
cruits to the last moment
Under the new organization, Capt, Cof
fey takes command of the company in
stead Of Capt j. B. Ford, of the late Or
gonization. Capt. c. was Capt. of the old
Ottawa City Guards, and was not in the
city at the time Of the former organiza-
ton Of the company.
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Military Instruction.

The following notice explains itself
The proposed school, We have no doubt
will be regarded with much favor, and will
be largely patronized. These are days
when every body ought to know something
about military tactics, for we know not
how soon it may be necessary even here
in Ottawa to defend our own homes. There
is to be no expense about this school, ex
cept few incidentals that are absolutely
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-25

DRowNED.-W note with much pa n
the drowning, on Wednesday evening, in
the Illinois river, at Ottawa, of ARTHUR,
only son Of Alex. w Magill, Esq, grain
dealer and warehouse man, in this city.
He had gone down to the river, in the
western part Of the city, after school In
the evening, in company with number Of
other children, to pick flowers along the
bank. At the place of the accident Gin
front of Mrs Becon's grove) the bank is
soma 90 feet high, sand rock, and precipi-
tate The flowers grew down the side Of
the bank, and it appears he had venturad
down to pluck them supporting himself
by an ovcrhanging branch, which broke.
He must have fallen head foremost on the
rocks below, and then rolled off into the
river 1t is said some little girls threw
their jumping ropes to him. telling him to
take hold Of one end. but that he replied
he could swim. The water is quite deep
here, and rapid. He iioated rapidly down,
sinking several times, until at the Point"
where he was last seen
Immediate search was commenced for
his bedy, but although it was kept up by
a large number unremittingly all Wednes-
day night and yesterday, and indeed is not
yet abandoned, we Ieset to say it has not
| been found
Little Arthur was about nine years old,
a bright, active, intelligent boy, docile and
obedient, yetn otab!e for daring beyond
his years. The grief of his parents at this
dreadful bereavement of conrse none can
conceive except such as have suffered a
like fearful affiiction.
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RELIEF FIN TEN MINUTES.
RR Ms

BRYAN'S
p l. MOI MIC w y + z II s
THE Original Medicine Established in 1881, and first
ticie Of the kind introduced u nd l name oil
~PULNoSIc wAFEBs " il this any other country
all other PuImonic Waters commercials The gen
nine can be Known by the name BRYAN being stamp
% each WAFER
EgYAS's PrLNoSIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Gods, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYAN'S PULaoSIC WAFEKs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing.
BEYAS's PCLNoSIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BKIAS's PULNoyIC WAFEgs
Relieve Incipent Consumption, Lung DISEASES.
BRYAS's PUInOsiC WLTEBs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula and Toc.ils.
BRYAS's PrLNoS.c w.FFEs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRYAs's PULxoSIc wArsRs
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAs's PrLNoSIc wAFERs
re adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
BsYAS's PrINoNIc WAyER,
Are in . simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRrAN's PrIaoSIc waFEss
Not only relieve, but efec: rapid and lasting
BRYAS's PrLMoyIc W.FERs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
10 family should be without box Of
Bsy.Ss PrLxosIC WGEEgs
in the house.
10 traveller should be without \ supply o.
BRYLs'S PCLHoSC WATERS
in his pocket.
Noper.en will ever object 10 give for
BRY.Ss PCLNoSIC WATERS
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Eochester,N
Sold by Z. Y. GRIGGs. Ottawa, and all good Drug
eis;s. sovi1-6Ui
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ur.UyesCOueh lecIicf,

Vegetable Syrup, aEG sovereign for the relief
aud cure of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, WhoopinS Cough,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Consumption Sore Throat or
DiPthera, Neuralgia. and Pain in the Breast 1t cures
Q cough with bad cold in night. Use 1t Tor child
rem when they sick. 1t cures their cold, makes
breathe and rest quietly, and restores them
health without the sickening effect Of Anthony
Ipeeae.
Sold by Druggists in bottles at &c, &c., and 81, and
in Ottawa by +. Y GRlGGS.
Western Depot, $40 South Clark St., Chicago. Orders
promptly attended to. Address,
dee1-iy l.. J. IVES.
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Special Il offers.
TIE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN


Il continually in peril If she is mad enough to neglect
OF maltreet those sexual Irregularities to which two
thirds Of her less subject.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same
formula which the inventor. CORNELIUS L. CHEESE,
MAN, NJ d., of New York. has Tor twenty years ussa
successfully in extended private practice
.tey relieve without pain, all dstu Dances OF the pc
Tsdcal discharge, whether arising from rei"A-:io "
suppression. They act like a chakm IN removing 'ile
pains that accompany difficult or mmoderate menstru-
alton and are the only safe and reliabe remedy lot
Ylushes Sick Headache. Pains in the Lolns BACK and
Sides Palpitaon the Heart Nervous ireinors, ilys-
tsrics Spasms Sleep and other and
effects unnatural condition of the
p.i functions. In the worst cases OF ts4or 4s5sis
Whites, they effect a speedy cure.
TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered As the only
safe of reneaing interrupted mensrualon, but
LADIES Most BEAR IN MIND
That on that Gerry account if taken when the Interrupt
tion arises from natural they will inevitably
3OLUTELY NECESSARY, for such is the tendency OF
organization that they inevitably the process of
gsstation.
Erplicit directions stdtin2 aiken. and ,eien Nsy
sAs,d not be used, with each Box-the Price one Dot
lar Zach Boz, contdSnissg 50 PITS.
valuabls Pamphlet, to be hu free, OF the Agents
Pills sent by rast promptly, by enclosing price to any
Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.
81. r. L. HUTCHINGS, Proprietor,
svz- 20 C.dar IT. Netc York.
Ssld in Ottawa by D. WALKER, E. Y. GRIGGS, and
by Druggists everywhere. si'2o-1y
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ruEAP BOOKS at
~ ian2Q OEION'N SOOh NIORE.
a CAR u.

VIZ the undersigned, consider it duty
w mend Dr. NJ LENDER to the public in general, par
t,cularly to and children in Ottawa and vicini
ty We also hereby give him our best thanks for the
good services he has done families.
p. Schaef-r, j. A. Gorbach, J. NJ Heating, F. Deri-
vsux, T. Miller, Gel MeCabe Mich, Raab, Jos. Maer-
hofer, r. yancovius, C. G.. Lu'z Chr. Zimmerman. j.
Toll. Alb. Schaefer, j. Gretencord, c. Bre, j. j. Wei
ler D. LEX, F. Brardheru,, H. lIaupto Christ Feuer-
born, Eppler, Jos. Keik, A. Schroeder. Nic Mathis,
Rob. Wagner, II. Gedulds. II. Gretsn ord. arls 3n
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Eythe use Of these Pills the perodi; attacks o. E,r
rolls sic Nsddacte may b. prevented and If taken
at the commencement OF at,ac. immediate rel. :,
from pam and SICKNESS i'll obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the ra4,eQ and N.al-
ache 20 v.ich females are so subject.
They gently upon the boael. ,-reaoY;Es Costirs-
EcSs.
For literary Nea, Studeats, Delicate Females, and
ailperson@ OF se7eitry 6aJjls they are valuable
Lo9atoa proving the appetite. giving .yte and RI
CGF 20 sle digestive organs -"- restoring the natural
elasticity and strength OF the hole system.
The CEP!ALiC PILLS are the result Of long inve.,i.
CATION and caIefUGy conducted experiments, having
been IN use many years, daring which time they have
prevented and relieved 81 pain apI SUI
frrinc from Headache, wicIer originating ia the
CO.'S syscr from derangeI state Of the s's,nach
They entirely vegetable in tl.er composition, and
may be taken q; all lines with perfect safety without
making any chang or diet, ami H~ oLs-Dce n any
dssog"ccaJke tt3,e reHders cay tO ud.i.ists, mea.
10 clsiidFen.
BEWARE or COUSTEHFETTs,
Thc genuine have five signatures % Henry c. Srauld
ing each Eox.
soli by Druggists aad a! other Dealers In Medicine
BOX will be by mail prepaid reee.p, OF the
price Ercnty-fiye Gents.
II order. should be addressed TO
HENRY c. sPAIDING.
Is Cedar Street, New YORK.
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FIRE--The Exchange Saloon (Jos. Greg
gors) was discovered to be on fire in the
rear basement about II o'clock on Thurs
day night, and for few minutes threaten
ed the destruction of the whole concern.
By vigorous and judicious measures on the
instant, however, the flames were subdued
Both FIRE companies we're out, but their as
sistance was happily not needed. The Ere
was clearly the work of an incendiary.
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Ice CREAMi-The warm weather for the
last few days has created natural relish
for that wholesome aud delightfully."- cool
ing and refreshing comfit, Ice Cream and
Nr. C. w. SANFORD, who deals in al! sorts
OF things that are sweet and good, has de,
termined that the public pencAant shall be
forthwith gratified. Accordingly, we ara
authorized to inform the world. that his
ice cream saloon, having been thoroughly
FURNISHED up and reftted, will be reopen
ed this evining at the old place, opposite
his Bakery and Candy Establishment.
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KoRMESDy ESrERrAIsMESr-Dr.L L. Kor-
mendy, in obedience to call made upon
him publicly by large number of our
leading citizens, gives an Entertainment
Musicale and Hagique at Light Guard Hall
on Monday evening, May 9th. DIR. X.
will be assisted by some of the best musi-
cal talent in the city, and has got out
brilliant programme. 1t will be one Of
the finest shows ever witnessed in this city.
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Circuit lluSc.

is candidate for Judge Of this Circuit The election
will be held the FIRST Monday 0: June next. mar3o
WISHING JAMES ADAIR success in his educational ef-
forts we hope his Improvement in pKAISrsG MACHINES
Will be justly appreciated. His draining pillow received
the first premium at the Illinois State Fair this fall,
four others, and from the more
dozen OF dsin,vrestel persons In this county. who
have made and had made over eleven thousand rods
OF drSn with several machines, well from
personal knowledge IN the case, believe d=aR-
ing done with his machine, worth, perhaps, twice
much as that done by any other machine.
Whatever money may he realized from ii,
Persua Id will be appropriated TO good use-Hess-
dotG Iy-srrer- cec22-5ln
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MELIiTARY SCHOOL,

School for Instruction in Military Tactics has been
organized in this city under ta- supervision Of Nj
+. Hit The object is to dr every scholar in tho Gu
ties Of and position, from that Of private
captain and also il battalion announcement.
1t is desired that persons from all parts of the count
Will join in this undertaking. TIE meeting OF the
school Will be AT the the cour: house Wednesday
May %, 1861, at o'clock 81. All wishing join
said school will apply TO the following:
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PRAIRIE STATE
CORN PLANTER!
by Sanger Il Co.,
EAGLE WORKS, OTTAWA, ILL.,

WYE have perfected Improvements, and are ma
w nufacturing from the best material, and by the
best of workmeR, cur
PRAIRIE ST. TIE CORF PLANTER
IT has been used for :he two seasons thout the
improvements by many of our bes farmers who unite
in giving it the preference over ether. We have
fully tested present Improved Planter, by practical
last season. and it plant with mere aceura
cy u is done by hand, frcn fife to twenty acres
per day, and is equal in respect aot SUPERIOR
any Planter in use.
price at Factory $50 cash. or SIS half cash. balance
apppoved note payable 1st Nov, without interest.
We are also manufacturing one aud two-horse Pow
ers and Shelters of the most approved patterns, ex-
pressy for Farmers use. Oncrorse Shelters VIII shell
clean and 300 400 bashcls-the two-horse from
500 to $50 bushels per day, Smelling clean, without
MASKING the corner cobs, and with our new Feeding
Elevators will feed regularly than is by hand and
will save tn. work Of two Our ieeting apparatus
can be attached the most of the two or four hole
Shelters, at a small expense.
Also agents the justly celebrated Star Corn Mill,
manufactured at Dayton. Ohio. Farmers having much
stock feed will one-thr' OF the grain by nsng
these Mills Gail and examine them apo
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Gs sPlLDisG.
Fron. He E.a,afaer, E-e-f.K.. ~.

From tie E-aatiaer, -To,ylIk, "a.
Cerlalic pls accoul.s the OBJECT Tor which they
made, Cure OF headache in al its forms.
From tie Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success.
From TIE Democrat, 81. Cioud, Inn.
Ifyou are, or have been troubled Wit the headache
send Tor box &C. phaIic Plls) 50 tia. yoe may have
;aeiu il case OF an attack
From, Tie -I6rer:jss., P,ori5ence. ri
The Cepha!ic Pals are said be a remarkably en.c-
tive remedy for the leaache. ana one of the best
for that very frequent complaint which has been
discovered.
From the Wester:, 4: r. Gd-ette Caiccgo, III.
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spaliing and his uurivacd
Cephaiic Piiis
From he Eanawha voAey STR, EanG,rhr, Ia.
We are that persons suffering with the head
ache, who Try them, Will stick TO them.
From tie Southern Fam fiade,., Ne,r 0,,,rcrs, la.
Try them you that afflicted, and sure
your testimony can be added to the already
list that has received benefits tina: other
medicine can produce.
From the s.. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cepalic P!s)
is rapidly increasing.
From, tie Gazette, Darenp2rt, Iosra.
Mr. spaldng would not connec; his name with
tice lie did not ARosc 10 possess real merit.
Fross Gse -.s;.er;iser, Providence, p. L.
Tie testimony in their favor strong, from the most
Respectable quarters.
FiOR4 TIE patty Meas, Nswport, Il. I.
C,?!,alc Pills ars taking the lace Of all kiuds.
From. tie Coap,srcial BaHetia B2ston, Vas'.
Said to be very eiHcacious FOR the headache.
From, the G aa1ae. cidi Cincinnati, 0sio.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
Wy. single bottle of SpALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
viii save times its cost annualy.-A.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SpALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE TIE pIECEsl
ECONOMY! DISPATCH.
sa5-.' srITca IL TINE Sues NISr."a1
AS accidents will happen in well regulated IA
miles, it is very desirable 10 has cheap and
ent way for rel airing Furniture, Toys, Crockerv,
&C, &c.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, aud household CAB 81
ford he without it, Ii is always ready, and up to the
sticking point
"USEFUL IL EVERY HOUSE"
N.B.-A Brush accompanies each Bottle. Price, %
cents, AadrSss,
HENRY C. SPALDING,
No. Il CEDAR Street, New York.
CAUTION.
AS certain unprinciplcd persons ere attempting to
palm iii the uns;specting public limitations of my
PREPARED hLuE. EwUuld caution all persons to exa-
ming o. fore pure stSire. and t.Iat the fun name,
- ~-SPALDING'S PREPARED GLCE,se
is on outside wrapper all others are s"indling
ccuptesfeits. rovl7-ly
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Prices Reduced,
So to bring within he reach OF every family the
Best Machine in the World !.

use our machines, and viii testify vi lnrly 10 their
great value !aber saving and heath saving
chine: =
Mrs JAS. w. FAY.
Mrs. Rev T. y. BENEDICT,
Mrs. $ W. NOND.
Mrs. ELI STRAWN,
Mrs. WEI OSMAN, FREE TRADER,
Mas. JOHN MANLEY.
We will send any sty.e Of machine, carefully packed,
by express, with bill OF collection Tor tie amount 10
be paid On delivery.
We guarantee every machine 4 perfect Instrument.
eV-Scud Tor Descriptive Circular, with GUS or
leading Styles, List OF Piices, &c. address
V. b. YOUNG * co,
Ilar31 ll5 Luxe II, Ii.icCr0.
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CIrcuit JUDGE.

We are requested to announce that MADisos Z. HoL
LIsrEE is a candidate for reelection TO the Office o
Judge CT the 9th Judicial Circuit. Election the Isl
Monday in June next.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA, May II, 1861.
El0ur-Winter wheat, -. 75a3 pr loo; spring "
extra, 81 25a2 50; spring W fine 200.
Corn .Neai-5oa75c pr. 100.
Uheat-Winter. S0ay0c; spring, 15aS0.
Corn-New sheiIed, SOC for 50lbs; ear soc 5lbs.
Odts---l5ic for So lbs,
Bartey-25c for 50 lbs.
Rye-4Oc.
Itmothv >eed-sl5O.
TOtatctS-l5a2Oc. p. bush.
Eggs-7c.
Butter--l0allc.
Catf .Sktns-5c
Dressed Uoqs-f5.
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County Clerk.

County Clerk.
Arthur Lockwood respectfully announces himself =
candidate for the Office Of Clerk of LaSalie county.
We are authorize to announce SAMUEL " RArxoSp
as candidate fer coCnty clerk Of La Sale county ~
the next November election.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO MARKET
CHICAGO. May 24th. 1861.
FZo,,r-Sales of mouth Rock River, and
Xxx spring at 81 80 in gold Buffalo at
81 25
Wheat-Sales of choice club at Soc. do
at Soc in store; do at SSc on track, pay
able in exchange
Cor,,-Sales of 5000 bush, checks on
Loan and Trust Company, at &c in store;
5000 bush do at PC in exchange.
Hidcs-Flint &c, green sailed 43a5c.
Egys-The market is very dull, with
sales at &C. packers count.
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II South Ottawa the 10Th inst, Of Scarie: Fever
JOas son OF c. E C. and Lucy {. Craze, sg-l year,
months.
In South Ottawa, Thursday, May I'D. Of scarlet
fever, CogA A, daughter OF C 5 c and Lucy Crane
aged IL months and II d4yd.
In South Ottawa, May 90, 1851 o. scar'e fever DAN
EEL WALDO, son Of " 5 and II McNar, aged three
years.
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They have been tested in more than a thousln,
cases, with entire success,
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-13
arOPEN ALL NIGHT. -Ea
ALTVERY STABLE,

Ia connected with the house and particular attention
will be given 10 the care Of horses. carriages, &c
Horses and Carriage can at al times be proeared oy
application at the OfRee.