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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-17
Letter from Gen. Lee.

The following letter from Gen. Robert
f. Lee, to a young female friend il. the
North, who had requested his photograph
for her album, appears in the New York
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few ridse-pole tents. pitched under
the shade OF some t.5e-. on small spur
Of the slope, was the only indication i'm
mediately visible OF a martial character.
But close inspection III front enabled Inc
TO detect two earth works mounted with
guns. oa the side OF the bank, considerably
higher than the river, and three heavy
guns, POSSIBLY ~ Founders, lay in the
dust close to the landing place, with very
rude carriages and bullock poles to carry
them TO the batteries
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-17

WHERE WAS THs GENERAL I'm the pro
gress of the battle OF Bull Run, youthful
orderly rode up to Colonel Mathewson To
inform him that the Black Horse cavalry.
sheltered from his observation by piece
of woods, were coming up on the right,
and said If lie would take a cut with his
regiment across the fields ihey would be
turned back upon their errand- This cv-
olution was performed, gave the protec-
ton that was desired, and the Black Horse
gave up its purpose ia that quarte W hIIe
the regiment, however. was adhering to
this position, the same youth who had
impaired the previous suggestions rode up
to the regiment again and told Col. Ma
,hewson he had better fall back on Cen
treville, as his duty al that point had been
thoroughly erformed. As this was about
the first sign Of orders with one single
exception he had received during the en-
tire day, Col. Mathewson felt curious to
know who this young Lieutenant was, and
whence these orders came; he therefore
turned sharply on the youth, who, he now
perceived. could not be more than 22 or
/ %, and said, " Dung man. | would like
to know your name? The youth replied
that he was the son of Quartermaster Gen
erai Meigs. by whose authority thea
| do YOU deliver me these orders 2? The
, young man smiled, and remarked; W. ell
sir, the .ruth is, that for the last few hours
| ] have been giving all the orders for tni.
division, and acting general, for there Is
/ no general in the field This story is
worthy of notice. one Of the incidents
/ of the day.-B2Stou Courier.
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a.ue1aa vista, K'IoraI EFurd M.

W. (HAk.M}s Is! {. Co..
A. me residence Of ". II. " ,tssIuan East Ottdtco
Always for sale aiarge supply of perpetua Roses and
all other kinds howering housePants strawberry ro
ato Rh.barb Cabbage plants &C., &C.. in their
on and Ve0etatles Of all kirSs. juu14
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.5-, HARD a scAIiS

sSrs. Ii ARD Il HcAHssss EE
"a, INK associated themselves together for the practice
49, IN profession respectfully tender their services
-N- -,-tzens of Ottawa and vicinity.
= s-aii persons indebted TO either of the under
signed are requested call Immediately and arrange
he
cbce over Hunte-'s Drug Store, La Sale ST.
q. HARD, NJ d,
,,n15 Il 81. MCARTHUR, NJ. d.
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t-ar++t 3 "a h I'sSNs
, 49,. ..-.... ~ r-OttdIcd, Ills.
= .-..,.- -..- -. a..... block cart OF the court
90. '-- y-t
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By W NJ OSMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS.

j. SLEVIN,
Attorney at La,c.
Office in Piegues Block (up stairs9 en- Main st., south
OF the Court House. Ottawa, Ill.
Aug 10, 1851.
c. $. G. CRANE 4 Co.,
Detectire P0iice-Ottd,cd, Minots.
z -An business strictly confidential
RsFERExcRs-Messrs. Bushnell Avery, David W waik-
er, ESQ.,, Geo. Bristol Esq. MARI
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breastworks, Of fianking parapets, Of para
pets for field pieces, is overdone. Several
OF them might prove useful to an attack
ing force. In some places the wood was
cut down in front SO as to form a formi-
dable natural abattis; but generally here,
as in the batteries below, timber and
brushwood were left uncut up to easy
muskit hot of the works, so as to screen
an advance of rifen,en, and to expose
the defending force to considerable an
noyance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-17

A JUpGE PUzzLED.-A Western Judge
or Justice of Peace was recently thus
bothered by one of the halt-wild vagrants
, of the back-woods, who was brought up
with an empty whiskey bottle in his own
personal custody.
$50, sir, you re there said the Justice.
"Do you always come as near TO the
/ truth as that was the reply.
Silence, sir: where did you come from
You'll be smart if keep silence and
, you find out -
Don't be impudent, sir; what is your
occupation?'
/ Look here, Judge, II tell you one
thing, and | want to do it respectfully"
| "Well, sir"
"You re ID impudent yourself"
"Jhis will not do; where do you come
/ from sir?'
This side Of surdown.'
Have you an occupationY' ?
| Reckon"
"Wha: is it q
:" Bet you a pint o whlskey ! caa tell
! you what yours Is
! "Ds YOU mean to satisfy me-?
Certainly, Squire whatll you have?
1T is necessary that you should under
stand that order and peace are necessary
in society Whatever wild freedom you
NAV find in the woods you are now here
in community of law, and quiet submis
sion will evince wisdom on your part
esquire, l should like to understand
YOU, but your too big for me. Just say
no more about it, and lets go and take a
drink.
Il never drink
What
Never sir"
"You don't"
"No sir, never"
"Sir, bid you good morning have
no desire for any further acquaintance
with you Whoo! I'm comingl and the
backw oodsman broke out of court
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=. B. RICE. O. r. fo"INS'
RICE Il POWERS,
Attorn<ys at Ldr dRd Solicitors in Chdncery,
OTTAWA, la SALE COUNTY, ILLINOIS,
Will give prompt attention to all business 70
their care Collections made and promptly femtten'
OMce-second floor Metropolitan BLOCK. jahZo
OLIVER C. GRAY. JuLius AVERY. WASHINGTON BUSHNELL
GRAY, AVERY & BUSHNELL,
Atoyueus and CouRseUors at Ld,u aid Solicitors IN
ChGncerg,
Will prrctice in the Federal Courts. and the State
Courts in the Counties of La Salle Bureau Kendall,
Grundy and Livingston.
Collections m ade and promptly remtted. jams
LEWIS UMLAUF.
Attorney and Counsellor at Ldn-Ottd"d, ~;
Office in Reddicks Block. nnyIs
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l have just returned from visit TO the
works and batteries at the intrenchcd
camp at Randolph Point, sixty miles
above Memphis by which it is Intended
to destroy any hotlila coming down the
river from Cairo. and to oppose any force
comi by land u cover its flank and
Clear the left bank OF the Mississippi
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rt. 49,. Nv
-rCkW GOODS

FISEFkENCHEUE>t T..
White Nu,iiu RI;.iing -, all
widths.
TAPE TRINM NG 4
nice finiShfr skirts.
MRS. TARBLE will. -
heretofore, pay PERSON AL
ATTENTION to all orders,
which are respectfully so
cited.
Mrs. T. while in New
Vnrl .p.ur nurb rirns in
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Ljcentiate ef Rogf College Of >Hrge",~ h'sI. ''f
Having had charge of Hospital in tat.' .'' --
raj years. and a practice of ten year iH !..5- .-
.-s confident of giving satisfaction TO those w." rs'
zisi his professional advice.
Ofire. north side of the Court House sq-'ie E-si-
fcnc- Superior east OF National hos-r- Heco
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r. r. MsYHGRy. 1f.E5.

TNysicidH d',' .SifFg @u..--''fa" .... mn
Office at DiInniCt s N.rbarg'- Dr.
Spr.l.! atteut on given t" -src--E.
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=. =. Al RS "a ssslsfss' s5'i 'iti>',
Having f.-.rtEze eighteen FHaTs SIX ci
whichA-y1 exclusively devoted "a tf"f#fs iaihS
now eHfs his The friends gi if- S -" III
OTTAWA in all fz "A 1chrs of his prTt-l.' PHI'Icu
iar atteu.io. = ven the treatment ti Nl71-" ana
ehdreI. - b;.ir- :" Nattinger's BLOCK. -E.-i
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MOLINE PLOWS.
Fx,HFSE celebrated Picvs {gith double shin
3 for sale by the undersigned. and We think We
say with truth that with the improvements made du-
ring the last year, they without doubt the best
Flows e6ered in market. We shall sell these
Plows during the coming season At manufacturers
prices and all Piows will h. warranted. Persons wan'
ing left hand Pous the AIichgan double Pow, must
their orders in advance they will then he
OF getting them. TERMS CASH
janI9 JACKSON L iCKWOOD.
SCRAWN q POWELL.
Dealers in Grain and al ksnds Of Produce.
Office and Warehouse, on the sids-cut, the Gas
dec22
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pruos, Patent Medicines, Paints, OILS, Furnishes,
Dye Stu6s, DC, DC,
Between Glover Cooks and Reddick's Block
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

The Placcrville DEMOCRAr, il we CORRECTLY
understand u, il in favor ut an immediate dis
banding Of McClellan'S army IN the Potomac
and letting BOuregard march INTO Washington
at bis leisure. -.Nrrd'id Transcript.
1t is very evident that you do not 'cor
rcctly understand" the DENoCHAr. The
DEMOCRAT has never intimatcd that it
would favor anything So utterly absurd
and flagrantly weak and criminal, as the
immediate di>banding Of McClrllan'S
army on the Potomac and letting Bourc.
gard march into Washington at his lciS.
urc" The DEMOCRAT thinks our national
difficulties can be amicably adjusted {;
deprecates the continuance Of the war :;
hopes that it may be speedily aud honor
ably and satisfactorily brought to close;
believes, that if prOtractcd, it will render
a reconstruction impossible aud dePau.
perate the people Of both sections; con.
dennis the Republican members Of Con.
greSs for rejecting all compromise prOpo.
sitions, and ccnsures the weakness and
imbecility and corruption Of the Cabinet
1t is certainly not difficult to Understand
the DENOcRAT's position.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
Tributs OF Respect.

At called meeting Of FL Dorado Lodge, No
20, Free aHd Accepted Masors, held in their
Lodge Room in this city, on the 18th inst, the
WorshiPfnl Master appointed Brothers James
McBeth. H. Glauber and VIM. A. January, u
committee to draft resolutions expressing the
sorrow OCcasioned the Lodge BY the death Of
our late Brother, RoBERr @. SINoNroN, ESQ.,
The committee reported the following, which
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty Ruler
Of the destlnlcs Of mankind. in the inacrulablr
dispensatOn Of HIS allwise providence, Ia
remove from our midst our late highly es.
tcrmed Brother. Robert g. SimOnton. mem.
Der Of this Lodge. And whereas, war late
Brother. in the discharge Of all of his duties
as a man and q Mason, ever manifested the
most devoted attachment to the principles
inculcaled by our Order-leading . lite pure
and blAmeleEs before God aud man therefore.
be it
ReAOlss2. That ia the death of Brother ST.
mOniOn, the Fraternity has experienced an ir-
TepaTable lose; bat, while we deeply mourn
his removal from our midst, we entertain an
abiding hope that our loss may prOvc his eter-
nal gain; and that, having flushed his work
in our tempOral Lodge, he nOW staads. raised
to the Supreme Degree, brfOre tho Grand Mas
ter Of the universe.
ResnleAf. That we sincerely sympathisS with
the bereaved family OF the deceased. IN the lass
of their father aud friend.
RsaoIred. That . c0pv Of these resolutions
bearing the seal 1t the Ledge, be delivered to
the family OF the deceased, aud that the city
papers b. requested I" publish thelR.
IKE. S. TITUS. W. ".
II. GLAUBER, Secretary.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

In the present rebellion there is portion ri
our population who are taking advantage Of
the mlldncSs II our laws, and are utiering sem
tmeniS and assisting by voice in the rebellion,
but, cnward.likc. they keep themselves within,
the p"le Of the law.--AdTd Reporter.
In the present fcrvent aud unmiSiaka-
ble enthusiasm for the integrity Of our
cherished Union, manifested by all par
ties, there is portion Of our population
who Orc taking advantage of it to bcne-
lit themselves and perSccute those who
deSpiSc their SclfishncSs and scorn their
threats. These fellows arc constantly
boaSting not only Of their willingness but
eagerneSS to fight, bleed and die" for
the Union, "but, coward like, they keen
themselves within the pale Of some safe
and secure retrcat.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

AieI the Secession Convention held At the
Capital in July last. the MnrxTAIy DESocHAT
"hoSerTSu, "mh reference to obtaining peace
%e.-AdTy~ri@e APPEAL
We are charitable enough TO believe
mat the 1hPe"t would not Intentionally
ln'NreprcSent the DEMocnAr. We assure
IT, therefore, that it attributes to us Ian.
guHgc That we never used. Not a line,
word or syllable have we ever written IA.
v"rlng secession. The Sacramento Union
and kindred prints, to crafty their malice
and cOwartlicc, accuse us of being seccs.
S'on'StS, but the accusation is as malignant
and b"Sc MS 1t is gratuitous and lastardly.
We have opposed and shall continue ia
oppose the war policy Of the AdminiStra.
ton. Our offence hath this extent
no more"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

Swett's Grape Bitters, or Rest Orative
WISH.-A powerful yet pleasant medicine, mnnufac.
urcd under the immediate supervision 4 Mrs. A. NJ.
SWEET, the celebrnttd ClAirv"yan, Physician, and
prepared from RonTS aud IIERBs ~ great medicinal
virtue, combined with the pure juice Of the Calfor.
MIA grippe. a certain remedy for Liver Complaint,
Biliuusnrss, CostivrncsS. Dyspepsia, Debility. In
paired Appetite Impure Breath, etc, and all diseases
requiring powerful Liver Invigorator AMI Tonic.
Warranted the best remedy ever invented Tor Di..
eases peculiar Ia Females, such Leucorrloea. "r
Whites, Weakness, etc. So popular has this prrpa-
ration become, that The editors Of the leading
papers Of San Francisco depart from their usual
tonl-no 10 commend any advertised mrdicint-and
pronounce Sw,us Grape BdterS, or Restorative
Wine "A worthy article; m excellent tonic Ag"od
appVtizrr, and useful I,'seInt Tor those suffering
from Dyspepsia and arrangement Of the Liver" etc.
Sold by all Druggists, and by
DANIEL SWEET, Proprietor.
aust ON 535 California street, San Francisco.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

The MOUNTAIN DENocRAT complains that the
Administration has turned ont every man sns-
Pec'ed ct being u secesSi"nist.-S Sac. Bee.
The MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT uttered no
complaint; it merely stated fact dis
graceful to the Administration. 1t has
removed Democrats and appointed ultra
AbOlitOnists in their stead, and for this
the Marysvillc PNndrrrr to Republican
ism (nOt the APpeGD applaudS it aud,
with mawkish Servili,y, pays its court to
the patriotic President!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19


SILLY CONTRADICTION. We take. the
following from the MarySvillc Democrat,
which has happy faculty Of opposing
what 1t Processes to advocate. Speaking
OF General Dcnvtr'S appointment, it says
eve have great faith, and are willing IL be.
lleve that whatever is done in this wur. by our
tsS"Fn'Det.a, ~ the rtsy Le~t that eauld be daMe
hut we will not applaud such appointments as
those Ut Denver and Shields, nnd those in Cal.
tOrnlH, upon whose support the Government
must alone rely, will give voice ~ their ind,Y.
nation u General James ". Denver is placed
where General Sumncr now IL
Certainly the above is ilnttcring to the
supporters Of the Government hattvr.
ing to their intelligence, their fairness and
their patriotism! Although "our Gov.
crnmcni' has done "Me rery best" yet
It's friends, the MarySvilc Simplcton among
the rest, Twill give voice to their indg.
nation" If it does not do better! Lincoln
has got difficult job before him il he
desires to please chose in California up.
on whose support" he must "alonc rely"
he must do better than his every hest!
The Mary>villc genius copies closely after
his prototype who sung
81 shall and shnn't | will and | won't;
. I'll be Id IL d.. and BE- id Il | don't"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
SHERIFF. 8 aAI,M

10y virtue Of an execution issued out of the
ID Clerk's OGice Of q o Hon. District Court Of
the Eleventh Judicial biStrici, In and for III DO.
RADIO County, on n judgment rendered on the Slst
day Of May, A D. 1851, in favor Of A. C HENRY
and against MATHEW BORLAND and II. Z.
CLAUDE, for the sum Of nineteen hundred and
fhy-Onc and 6I-lOO dOllars. with interest thereon
1t the rate Of two per cent. per month, from the
2lst day OF May. a. D. 1861, less the sum Of e2,-
Sl9 IL made on former execution, August Slst,
1861, together with the sum Of NS9y 3OIOO dollars
costa Of suit aud accTuing costs. have levied up
on, and will expose to public sale. at the Court
House door in the City Of I1aeerville,
On the 7th Day of October, A. D. 1891.
At 10 O'Clock. A. NJ ell the right, title, interest
and claim Of the said Mathew BOEland and H. e.
Claude, Of In and TO the following deaeribed prom
erty, lying and being In Diamond Springs Town-
ship, County Of EldOTadO and state of California,
to wit: %
that certain property known a. Z" Boglandss
Slaughter HUuse and CorrAl, !" situated imnodiass.
y south Of the town Of Diamond Springs bonndeA
a. follows; On the north By @ llnan Allsy, on eho
east by the property Of GaFdneF 8 steEriS, on the
south BY the property Of A. L. Aehlsy, saa % che
acres II land, together with the haFn, slaughter
house, corral and all ether impFOVesnenes thcfeaa
W. J. BCRwELL, shsgiH,
By FngD BAEgA. DspsIey ahaSi6.
SHERIFF. Once. Placervilles eepe. lSSA, losl.
PUSI poMement.-Ths above sals y hsFvhr
postponed until 10 O'Clock, \. NJ. Of
Monday, October 26th. A. y. I0O1.
W W ]. BURWELI.. SheFtR.
BY FRED BAKRR, Deputy oAoFkG.
SHERIFF. Once, Oct. Jths leols--sa.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

Our Democracy is at the Douglas school.-
Mrysr;Ue Democrat.
Will it be announcement or embarrassing
to you to inform US how long you have
been any kind Of Democrat You have
hccn basely Slandcrcd, or you were a raL.
id Know Nothing but n few years ago.
lfyon were, your tongue ought to blister
aud blnckcn and choke you every time
you utter the word Democracy or princi.
ple.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Cs.aig e J. Hs..e1s =
- In the District CSaFt ofths UsveNlA 81 -
trct.--RACHEL y. DOVE9. kleiwSl9r ~ -
-poHEIs- nSfsndaat4-.Aa1lna knaaHEN - - ~
trct Court Of the Eigveuth Judicial Dlelyiz - -
Complaint hIed In the Couuly ~ 3 wegaags -
once Of the Clerk o. the Sai1 DiSigiet Ooar 80
for said County and Stale. 49,.
The People Of the State II califsvnta, - ~
DOVER, greeting: You aFe hereby TeqnlFe1 - epp4s
In an action bFoaght nRalsst ye9 ~ - A1Deg'
named plaintiff IN the DtstFIct COuet % ne H9BeQlA
Judicial District In and for the C0unsy 81 u U0to1e
and Z" answer the eo8PlsiBt 1lsd ehsn0s U1nlH ~
days Of he day o. ssvviee) eFNDee
on you 9th seummons-tf0eTve1 within THE CeNBlys
u served out Of thIs County, bel uithIn thlg t4t1le
District. within twenty days. o. u served est efeai4
District then within forty days, % JudgnsDt - dee
fault will be taken against you.
The said action IL brought 70 OBTAIN deere -
said Court disaoIvinR the bonds NJ mstrweny egtSe.
ing between RaIntiA SOD yourpelR, and giving -
Plaintiff the custody and control 81 ChaslSB y D.
YER and William A. poEes, infant ehilARsn a. hag
and yeurseIL And 70 you fan 70 appear aed 90.
swer The said eomplsiWt, 40 shove StaulTea, he
said plaintI0 Will take judgmeut s0stnss yes foV
SAID 1ecree and costs, according 70 the prayer -
said Complaint
49,, Witness my hand, ana the seal ~ enl1
L. Court hereto sGIxed. % OGeo IN TIE CITY -
- PiaeeTvIlle, this the 18th dsy Of AnguN,
4. D 1851. WM. a. JANUARY, CJevk.
u. X. sHEAnsa, Attorney for raipuG suI1-e1
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

DIR. IIOStetter's stomach Bitters.-
The operation Of this palatabr remedy upon the
stomach, liver and cxcretory organs is singularly
soothing and conservative. It regulates, recruits
and purhcs them. Dyspepsia, in all its forms,
yields to its controlling and invigorating proper
ties, and II Is recommends to mothers. cnfecblrd
by che cares aRd duties Of maternity, the safest
and best tonic they can probably use. In all the
crises Of female life it will be found cmiuently
useful, and elderly persons viii derive much more
benefit from than from ordinary stimulants Sold
by all Druggists aud dealers everywhere. s2s
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

SENSATION ArrnoRS. weak litCra'
turc Of the country, saws the Boston toSt,
is said to be suffering badly in conSc'
Quencc Of the war; it is reported that
BonncrS Le'lger-a profitable humbug-
has fallen of twenty per cent. in circula'
tiOn. IL SylvanuS Cobb wants to write a
story to be read hcreabouts, he must have
Parson BrownlOw'S daughter for his he,
roine, and kill at least dozen secession,
lists in every chapter.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

HARD on THE PENNsYLvANIANs.--T
Philadelphia Bulletin (Rcpublican) says
ut is said that the Secretary OC War, at
the commencement Of tho battle Of Bul
Run, implored certain Prnnsylvani,
Regiment to strike for their homes ana
they did SO at the rate Of ten miles a.,
hour"