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jon ANDERSON. :

his duty to his country by placing the ma
tional flag beyond the chance Of being dis.
honored By the rebellious rabblo. iof South
Carolina. He is said to have acted without
orders, and for 50 doing he deserves the
nations gratitude. lie at least is faithful
among the fai,hless, and his honor as =
man and officer is untarnishcd. By deserving
Fort Moultrie, and occupying Fort Sumpter
he rendered his position impregnable. Fort
Moultrie with the weak force. at Major An
|derson's command could not hold out
against an attack twenty four hours. Fort
Sumpter would resist six months seige by
Ian organized force. .-2 ''5s" 'Na5
This is the only mode BY which rebellion
can be safely met. If the government is
strong. and opposition to it weak, it then
becomes the palladium and protector Of the
peoples rights. II the opposition is power
fal, then anarchy and confusion necessarily
follow; and it is the worlds experience that
it is better to suffer the evils of . strong
and respected government, than to submit
to the yacillating cruelty and caprice Of a
mob. 80 ''' ''>''2 iE'."2tt'3,
10 preserve the, present national .condi-
tior It were better that one hundred thous-
and Of the first men Of the country, were
hung: or shot; for their death or withdrawal
from public positions, would produce new
men to gil their places, while the national
overthrow will affect each one Of the mil
lions Of our people and Will carry disasters
to every household. What are . few lives
in comparison with the prosperity and
happiness Of = nation So benefcent and
valuable 10 its citizens as ours has bsen. a, +,
We need today Jackson's,and Anderson's
to defend the integrity ofthe nation. Ii we
had more executive leaders, bold, deter
mined, and patriotic; and fewer talking
mountebanks, who hypocritically prate and
howl for and against slavery, i would be
better for the country. The people, like
juvenile puppies not nine days old, have
blindly listened to the "lloly w lies" Of the
pulpit and the hypocrites Of the stump who
have denounced slavery at the North, and
the crack Drained demagogues and black
hearted traitors: who. have for wicked and
personally ambitious motives at the South,
made its propagation tho sharp Of q thous-
and strings" by which Ut the North and
South, they have inaamed the popular
mind. 4oo daHs ri cr9w aounr.tite rf:.F5
1t is time9for the people to open their
eyes and SEQ to what result this, foolish
sectional war is tcnding,ccrtainly to no good,
probably to disunion and ALI the mani
fold horrors Of civil and intestine strife. II
We had the poor excuse Of benefitting a
human being white or black, it might az
ford part Of an apology, but in fact while no
one reaps advantages, all suffe: incalculablo
evils. Be no longer the dupes Of fanatics
and fools who stir up anarchy and confusion
by passionate appeals to sectional prejudices.
EIEf. I.r!-'-- II
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DEAru OF LORD ABEEDrrx.-The
Ea'l of Aberdeen, who succeeded
Lord Derby as Prime Minister of Eng.
land, in December, 1852, and retained
that Office until February, 1855, is re.
ported by the English papers as hav.
ing dice in the 18th year of his age.
He vas so'nething-but not much
Of 4 man Of letters in his youth. He
filled various great Offices: Of State
during the greater part Of over forty
years, and the several Administrations
Of Liverpool, Wellington, and Peel.
lie may briefly be described rs an old
Tory, all through, his career, and pre-
eminently whist is irreverently called
san old fogy.'', He is succeeded in his
titles and estates by his eldest son,
Lord uaddo, WHO has lately distin-
guisEed himself, in the House Of Com
mons, by energetic but fruitlcss en-,
deavours 10 have all statues complete.
y ROBBED in fig leaves, and to prevent
painters and scu!ptors studying from
he nude figure! ft Hi'd ='2IG~ Gala
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AMBROTYPE. ROOMs

formerly occupied by J. Going, on Main street,
over c. Il. i&E. Ii Bakers Hardware Store,
where all who wish, can procure lifc-like like
nesscs OF themselves or friends. Having had
several years experience in the picture art, /
feel confdcn. CT being able to please all who
may favor mo with a CALI No picture will be
allowed to leave the room unless it will bear
the strietest criticisms as = likeness and work
OF art. ! appeal to the Judgment and good
hopes that they can appreciate The difference
between good Ambrotypc and those tleathly.
ash-colored. sunburnt shadows so often palmed
off on the public by travelling humhugs.
All are!rcspectfully invited to call and ex-
amino specimens.
WEATHER.
Instructions given in tile art. s's z -
Rcd Wing, .spril 4, 1869. i-2o 2s9tf'
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'TlMooPs ORDERED TO DE m READ.
mess FOR THE PROTECTION
ia OF WASHINGTON. -. 80

LEAvENwoRrH, Jan. ALI available
force at Fort Seavenworth has been ordered
BY General Scott to hold themselves in
readiness to proceed to Fort McHenry, near,
Baltimore, at = moments notice. 81
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At a meeting Of the. Howard
ASSOCIATION, Of Philadelphia, hold in
the ''city OF. ot'serly love- December
10th, 1860, it was A.. ,..,,;, -
RESOLVED, that come what may 81
good or i'll to our beloved Republic
Union or Disunion--thc Howard As.
ISOLATION will continuo with undimin.
iished zeal, it's labors for the relief Of
suffering humanity, over the whole
area Of our common country, where.
ever the victims Of disease and misfor.
tune shall solicit its friendly aid. 49,
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MOTTO. 4 +
ON and after this date nv books vi 4 b
oc]osed. will give credit to no pei.
persons whatsoever. Ny goods viii be Of
tcrcd at prices that defy competitions, and for
CASH OR rkoDucE.)
Those indebted must, rot take offence if it
should make them costs, if their accounts are
not settled by the first of December. 2
Il Is. r. FOOT,
Red Wing, Nov. list, 1850. n224
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RUSSELL THE CoNrRAlccroEE. THE Ne y
! fork Herald tells who the Russell, ar.
re ~ f9rr Completely in the fraud Of the
Interior III Yepa IT is, as follows: -
j "Nlr: Russell, who, il may be re.
membered, was the contractor for the
army Of Utah during the Mormon
rebellion, his contract covering sever
al millions Of dollars, is now the
head Of th9 Overland Pony Ex.
press, is extensively engaged, in tile
contracting business, and usually com
mands Q large amount Of capital and
political Influence -.
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l N brotypes T riump hant!
1AGUERREoTYPEs .ECL1PsED {!

u J. E. RICH
Would respectfully announce to the citizens
OF he'd Wing and vicinity, that he has leased
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100 GUNS. FOR MAJ. AaDERsoN.

NEW YoRK, Jan. "a salute Of ono
hundred guns was fired last night in honor
Of Maj. Anderson. l3s@
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PROGRESS CT SECESSION.
Startling News from Gcors ia.

THE forts takesb Georgia Troops.
u. s. REVENUE CUTTER TAKEN.
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Il
Pcrgumcry ma soaps.
U8JNS Extracts, Cclognes. Extracts, Toilet Soaps,
4 Bleached CASTLE, Colgate's Honey Soap, Sachets
Puts. Hand Mirrors, Toilet Powders, &c, &c.
ocS T. \. GElGGS
E1nCiSSs
TT SEFUL and Ornamental. such as Money urses
4 Card Cases. Cabas, Pen Knives, Tablets, &c.
oc T.. Y. GRIGGS.
Sheet Music.
1nnn PIECES of Sheet Music just received, max
IZOO ing my stock very lar ,e OF Songs, Duets,
Ouartettes wazes, Polkas Marches, and Schotisches
A liberal discount to teachers. A good stock of In
straction Books. Idec10l +. Y. GRIGGS.
Gold Pens.
HAVE a arge assortment of DAWSON, WARREN &
4 UYDE's Pens, the best Pens made the U. S. Each
Pen is warranted. At the Drug Store of
ocS L. Y. GRIGGS.
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% u lJC.: STATIONERY al
- OEToS's BOOK STORE,
Yoa 80 10 Hing Es good az t.e Dru. stores. 5.n29
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4 aperent and s,omaclic prepa ration OF IRON,
~ purified of oxygen and Carbon by combustion iH
H1dfogrn Stnc;ioleI By the Ugh. st Medical Autho-
rites both m Europe and the United states and pre-
scribed in their prac,i,s
The e-,er.uce q Thousands daily uroves that no
pr.rzra,is, OF IRON can cor5rarci ,I,b H. Jmpuri-
ties Of the blood d.pressiou Of vital energy pale and
otherwise s.cLly c0mpl-xi0us indicate It's Necessity in
almost every cout,fvaL. case.
InHoxious n al laai.rs in which it has been tried,
il has proved absolutely Gu alive IN each Of e follows
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y..ra reader cred .. i.v.Isls eY lorr- -iIl.n a.
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WHERE'S Claudirs b, King snd Anna King. his
w wife, did, ab-ut the 2tth day OF November
l. ISIS execute and deliver tie undersigneA a.
mortgage, their certain mortgage deed Of that date
upon real estate hereinafter described TO secure lie
payment o. u certain pTOussOry note therein mention
ed, for the Of tgo hundred aud seyenty-sx and
boo dollars. gwen By the said Caudus Il. King and
one ieTyey King 10 the said unG, rguod bearing
November 18th, A. D.. ISIS, and due aud payable ~
years a!lcr the date thereof, with interest payable
nualy 10 per cent; which said deed i duly recorded
in the Recorders Office in and for the county OF La
sale and SAFE Of Illinois, IN Book Of Deeds No. 60,
pages 2GI and whereas defaul; has been made
in the payment % said note
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby given you,
the said ClaGdius Il. King, the said Anna King, and
all others interested in the premises, that the under
signed WILL by virtue Of the powers conferred upon him
by said deed and for the purposes therein expressed
the 2ifh dag Of April, 4. b l-Gl between 10 O'Clock
NJ. and O'Clock ?. Il. Of said day, sell at public
ton the highest bidder for cash. at the south door
Of the house il the city OF Ottawa, ia said
ty the following real estate situate in said county and
described in sad deed, viz Lot so, FIVE 5, in Block
No. eight IN ottawa North and all right and equity
redemption of the said yrantOrs, their heirs and as
signs. DANIEL EICEELbEkGEI, UOrtgdgcs.
ID. /. CNLEEOS, Sol T,arI5-jw
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T>oEEET MONTGOMERY, aud his wife Catherine
Montgomery, did. on the sixth day Of January, a.
I-.s execute and deliver to the undersigned, Peter
Doalesy, % that date, thereby conveying to
said Douleyy the real hereinafter described to
secure the payment of eleven thousand three hundred
md foriytwo dollars according to the tenor and effect
Of promissory note Of date with said mortgage
thousand three hundred and fortyiwo dollars and
payable said Donl=vy years after the dat. there
~ with ten per rHt interest per anuum; which said
mortgage was daily acknowledged and fled record
in tie Recorders ogce OF La sale county and STATE Of
Illinois, the 5lh day OF January, a 1s,s and re-
corded in book 30 pages oil, 5l2 and jl3. The time
fer the payment Of said has long elapsed,
and default has been made ia the payment and
;he same i now wholly due and payable.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that Peter
DouievY by virtue and in pursuance Of the power and
authority upon me conferred by said mortgage deed
u~ such default being made Aforesaid, will, the
}lth day OF March, l-6l, at O'Clock P. at the
south door Of the house in Ottawa in said
ty sell public auction TO the highest bidder for cash
al the right, title, and interest Of said Montgomery
and wife in aud The following described real estate
ing and being situate 10 La sale county and state-"
Illinois Niz:The east half OF til Southwest quarter
Of :, c,ion twenty-five. y = in Township thrEyfour 3ll
Morrill, OF Range four east oi the third principal me
rid!an; ALSO the undivided onealf OF the southwest
quarter of Section fifteen, D. in Township thirtytwo
1921 North, of Range three - east of said meridian
III in the Original Town Of Ottawa, bornded and de-
scribed as follows, viz: beginning at point the
side OF said lot eighteen isl feet and nine 1911
inches south from the north thereof,
running thence eighty 1907 et thence south eigh
teen Isl feet and nine ~ inches thence eighty
1901 feet, thence north eighteen ls feet and nine ~
inches, the place of beginning; also tie south half
of Lot seven, III Block fifty five 5jl in States
Addition to the town of Ottawa, NOW ciiyl also,
twelve, ~. hitter b. in the south fractional quar-
of Section eleven, ll,J in Township thirty three
1881 North OF Range three III east of the third princi
pal meridian, Tor much OF such real may be
necessary pay first ali attorney counsel fees,
costs and expenses, and then pay the amount of prnci-
pal and Interest due on SAID rUmiSsory note above
PETER DONLENY.
GRAY, AVERY DrsnSlIL, Solicitors for Mortgage.
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trustees SAFE.
WI NEREAS. Richard Milson kim. Of the corrr.

trustee 8 SAFE.
WI UtREAS, Richard Wilson King, Of the county OF
~ La Sale and State OF Illinois, did, or about
the 9th day OF January 1850, execute and deliver
unto the crsigned, Daniel Eichelberger trustee
his certain deed of tust of that date upon the
therein and hereinafter described, the
payment of q certain promissory note in said deed
mentioned, given by CiaudiUs Il. King and Uervey
King, to Daniel Eicheiberger, for the OF hun
dred sevcnty-sx and 1900 dollars bearing date the
18th day tf November d. ISIS, and due and pay able
two wears after tie date thereof, with interest payable
annnaIiy at per cent which said deed is duly
corded in the Recorders Office in and for said county,
in Book No II OF Deeds pages 80 and 26j AMI where
as default has been made in the payment of sad note.
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given to you,
the said Richard Wilson King, and TO al Others iEte-
rested herein that said Daniel Echelberger will, by
virtue the powers conferred upon him by said deed
and for the and purposes therein expressed, on
the 2itb day Of Epr, Il. 1861, between the yrs OF
10 o'clock aud o'clock of said day, sci! at
public auction, the highest bidder for cash. at the
south door Of the house in the city o! Ottawa, IN
said county, The following real estate, situate in said
county, and described la said deed VIZ The undivided
onehalf % Lot No. FIVE 81 in Block No. eight, IS IL
Ottawa North, and all right and equity OF redemption
Of the said grantor. his heirs AID assigns.
DANIEL ElCHELBEI:G Err, T-HStee.
/ d. 7. CAMERON, Sol. lnafg3--w
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WHEREAS. Isaac TloTu= did, the 2lil day a
~ July. $50 execute, acknowledge, and d@li
V,E 20 Richard Tiurle, certain deed OF mortgage
hereinafter described. to secure the Of
.'r-=0sy notes O. even dat- W4.n said mort
gage, 20 part Of the purchase money due
SAID land, described IL said mortgage, note due
iu AID the other m y-aFs fr5T date, with
iu crest - ten Peg cent payable annually; and wLicl
SAID mortgage duly recorded IN the BlcoTlsT's Of
rg. @ la sale co-N, AID STATE Is Illinois, the 2-ih
day C y, .. l- IL Book -, page D, -, and e.
ald whereas aef-l; having been made Il the payment
% said note and Interest, I'll due by the terms
u the mortgage.
Therefore notice i hereby giv-a, that pursuant TO
q contained - sand mortgage, shall offer A-
public sale TIE south door % tie comfy house
Ottawa, l. sale Clgry Il. state q Illinois, tia
E-h lay April, l. i, O'Clock in the after
ocu OF said day. the gtesi bidder for cash the
sad premises described IL sad mortgage, follows,
wi. The " O. the NV. % sec. =, 7 81 N II NE
-. e - u F---- - - T.. TLOENE.
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w HEREAS Mcaah Z. Fairfield and Nargaret Fair
w field, his wife did, about the .G.h day Of
November A. D. I-J- execute and deliver unto the IN
deTs gGei. mortgage, their certain mortgage. deed
Of that dates upon 1Le real estate hereinafter described
tie payment @! a certain proui.-.Ty note,
therein .loHed Tor the Of thousand dollars
given by tie said M.caiah Fairfield t. the siI under
sigued, bearing date With said mort yage deco and
due and pay .Jie year after the date thereof v in
interest ten per cent per which said deed i
duly TccoTir! tie Recorder. Office ia and for the
county OF La Sale and state OF Illinois, IN Book o.
Deeds 40 -, ~ and 5g3 and again record
Ell herein in Book No -, pages .l5 5IG and Jl7 and
NLe teaUll Lac been ade il Tie pa yncUt o. s.d
note.
NJw therefore public notice j. hereby given 10 you,
the sad MIgalah ! F4iT!e!- the said Margaret Fair
fl aud 90 M others Interested IN the PREMISES that
the under i-Let Will ~ virtue % Tie powers conferred
uIoa lin by -ii deed aud the purposes therein e-
pressed ts -'tl, day % april ISL, between Io
n'cycG IL ali O'Clock H. o: sad day sell pub
dc Auction 20 the hz e. bidder fOT cash, the south
door 81 tA= Court House IN the city % Ottawa, sid
county tee following zeal estate, situate In sid county
and described ia sat deed, .sz. Lot one q = iv.p.
three 80 four. a. Eve 90 six. 90 and seven, T., il
block SO four. a. il SoTIs' Addition 70 Ottawa: also
Tot No E"- T.. block No ei-hty-sAe, T.i,l in tht
State, Addition TO Ottawa and ali right 4uJ equity
redemption % ti- said -ra'o ~ Fir heirs -u ins
DANIEL L.CEELBEEGLE, -WyrtyJg-e.
March = CIV y. T. CA&LEyS, 81.
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yvHEEEss, Micah r. Fairhe!J and Margaret
~ Fairfield, hs VIE did about the ia 3
q april. T. 3D. execute and deliver the la-
GrT-lguc. tL,Ir certain mortgage dt FL
date upon the real hereinafter de.crlb-
e, tie OF certain prornissory note
;ltTei mentioned for -Le -u; 70 thousand dollars.
given By n. SAID Nraa FaF I'D, 90 tie said UNDER
signed, bearing even a@.e W.t said mortgage deed,
AID Lz- ard !isl.l year after date thereof with
interest d. ts Pr cent. per Eu- payable seII;-aUuu-
a.gF which SAID deed j. .-y recorded ia the Record
.T, Office AMI trr The county 90! L. sale auI Slte o.
Illinois, isoa % Deeds No. -, p4--s and and
ST --es L-,aG. has been made IN The payment of sa!I
Nov Therefore public notice : hereby gwen, yoE.
o. said Ncfh r. I-T-a. the SAL Nar-arc, Fairfield
ui 20 I Others ae--s;-I IL tig pTe.les, ti-t the
G.r-'-. --. .y .4-,s= as tae power conferred upon
i.- oy s-I- deed, aid Tor tie purposes therein
pressed, ;Le -itH day o. Aprl, A. D. l,Cl bltEeeu
j. O'CLOCK ~. ana O'Clock 81 said day, sell
public auction. 20 t- highest bidder for cash, the
EH--l sg1- o.. tie e-.i house iu tI1 cry % O-taE4, n
--s1 county. ti4- following READ estate situate ia sa1
county. and l--s.-a D l said deed ysz- los NJ one,
III tTu e. tvgr. D. .s-r- { Eve, 81 SIX, iG,. AMI
seven. I. 20 l-s $50. four IL N.cri. Addition 70
Ottawa. a1d al rights aud g4.ty % redemption q the
s-5l rE.-.g--. t'.s5- a-lr- and assigns
DANIEL EICHELBEEGE2, Na.tgrgrs.
i. J. CAEFlHS- sci. LH-rZi-JE
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nlisccllouccus.
OTTAWA
Literary l. Commercial institute

TsIHIS Institution, situated the of Main and
Il Coleshus streets, organized in ISIS, I'M
ger .he most favorable auspices, numbering over hum
dred students For this unusually large patronage We
most grateful and willing pledge our utmost
energies TO satsIy the confidence thus laced in
Inc course OF instruction in this Institution is tho
rough and practical, embracing fuI course OF stuIy
preparatory 10 every branch of business in e and -
admission 10 any OF the clauses in college.
The commercial course includes single and double en-
try book keeping, applied stock and partnership
books in wholesale and retail merchandising and en-
braces compound company commission, steamboa,iuy
banking, commercial calculations, penTnanship and
mucI, useful Information usually taught in our
bes commercial colleges.
well qualified FOR the practical duties OF the counting
Ills term will close Friday, Dec. 81. The next
term Of the tlrd year will commence on the first
INSTRUCTORS:
ISAAC STONE JR, 4. ~,
Principal, in the Ancient Languages and
Sciences.
Principal in Commercial Department, and Instructor in
Book Keeping and Penmanship.
Mrs. JULIA \. Il. STONE,
Prn oipal Of the Gramer Department and Tnstrucress
in History, Botany, Philosophy and Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA l.. BUELL.,
Assistant and iAztrUctress in the Elementary Branches
Eiy. T. LOREIEAUX,
Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Instructor in the German Language and Literature.
Miss AGNES SWAIN,
Ins,ruc ress in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
TUITION As FOLLOWS:
A scholarship ia the High and Normal Department
per annum Of forty weeks, is.-.-.-.-.---.-...:2
In Grammar Departmeut,... -..... .............. =
In Intermediate Department, ............... i
/ Book Keeping French, German, Music and Painting
extra.
! Tuition by the term in advance.
No efforts shall be wanting to aabe every student
make the highest attachments possible.
The Principal has two houses to rent to parents 0
pupils. lap3ul l. STOSE, Jg., F,-ii.ciD pal,
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EStdte u IH0MdS Lamar o6cclscH
rsNHE undersigned having been appointed admins
z tratrix OF the estate of Thomas Lamar, late of
the county 81 La Sale and State OF Illinois, deceas-
gu, hereby gives notice that she will appear before
the County Court of La Sale County, ut the Court
House in Ottawa at the May term, the third Mon
day in May next, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate, notified and reqc ested
to attend for the purpose of having the
Ali persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment TO the undersigned.
marit-Cw MARY LAMAR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30
Notice 10 Prove Chains.

Estate Of Charles II. Young deceased
F2NHE undersigned having been appointed adminis;ra-
Il tor 81 the estate of Charles H. Young late Of the
county Of La Sale and State of Illinois, deceased here
by gives notice that lac will appear before the County
Court of La Sale county, at the court house III OTTAWA
at the April term, the third Monday in April next,
which time all persons having claims against said
tate notified and requested to attend for the pur-
pose of having the same adjusted MI persons in
dotted said requested to make INN ediate
payment to the undersigned
mar2-Gy CuAHLES l. lOUNG, L0H8F.