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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-07
FROM BaIlInnore.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3-The steamer JAG. Adger
from Southampton, via Fayal and Azores, has
arrived here.
The Maryland Legislature met to-day, and an
organization will be effected to morrow, when
the Governors message will be delivered.
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GREATER BARGAINS THAN
VI EVER.
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Missouri Refugees.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. GA car Of Refugees from
the southwest, have been assigned by Gen. Hal
leck 70 the sanitary commission, in charge of the
Government hospital in this city, where liberal
contributions Of money, clothing and provisions
are received. The Provost Marshal has taken
steps to furnish suitable quarters among seces
sionists in the city for all those needing such &C.
Communications, and about six hundred dollars
worth Of clothing, blanket<, &C., belonging to
the Camp Jackson prisoners have been confis
Gated for their beaeft q 2 g
Some GOO refugees have already gone into II.
linois, who're they vill endeavor TO support their
families until they can return TO their homes. -
Large numbers continue TO arrive, and the road
bstwssn here and Rolla 10 thronged with them.
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A skirmIsh and Federal Victory IN MIS-.

RoLLA, No., Dec. s.-aaj Bowen, who left
there on Saturday last with 100 cavalry, from
Gen. Wyman's brigat, in a'ch of the notori-
H ias, n %staa Aboss three O'clock this molnns
he VISA attack -, at that place by the Rebels un-
der Co.'s freeman and Turner, and after sharp
fight the enemy holding enc part Of the town,
and a.. forces another, were driven from the
plar and completely routed, with the loss Of
,onc 10 killed and 30 wounded, besides a great
mary prisoners. Among the latter is one Cap
tail. Our loss is about s killed and wounded.
daj. Bowen held the town. Reinforcements
bal been sent him. 1t is feared the enemy will
rally in large numbers and overwhelm his CON-
mnd. 1t is reported that from to 1000 of the
ccmy are in the vicinity 'f'A 80 ~
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Those who think that Great Britain would 90
TO war with this country for any trivial cause
should recollect that in losing our trade she
would lose two-fifths of her EXPORTS our bread.
stuffs and provisions, as well as our cotton and
the twenty.three millions of revenue she derives
from our tobacco principally While her reve
nue. would be reduced one-half, her expenditures
would be quadrupled, and she could not at the
same time pay one hundred and thirty millions
as the interest on her public debt and support
her government and war expenses. Her indus.
try would be paralyzed, her operatives starved
and revolution for bread would surely ensue.
louisville Journal.
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From savannah.
From Baltimore.

BALTIMoRE Dec. 5.--The boat from Old
Point has arrived but brings no news. No flags
of truce had passed.
detachment of the New York 9th regiment
returned this morning from the Eastern shore.
Secession is defunct. sssG
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NEW YORK, Dec. 4.--Advices from st. Thoma:
via Panama, report that the Captain of the pi
rate jeff Davis was on board the British mai
steamer Trent when Messrs. Slidcll and Mase:.
were taken from on board by Captain W" .r
Dutch feet of eleven vessels ~ 10 o
from yenezuels sor i hsr IL asampled on the
Dutch flag. The Dut~ -. "overnm.ns mao con.
cluded to allow T.-"cd States vessels TO remain
in their ports 4S hours to coal.
Tie West India Steamship Company have, in
consequence Of the Trent affair, ordered all their
agents to furnish no more coal to vessels Of the
United States.
The accounts from Bolivia are deplorable-
the commanding General at Lapoz had ordered
the execution OF over 200 persons. who recently
were engaged in revolutionary movements
Among those who had been executed were Fk-
Tres dent Cordova, Gen. Herlasa, and number
of Priests and four Colonies.
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Special News of the New York Papers.
Snecial Tn Tribune I

WASHINGTON, Dec. At is understood by
financial people that tie forthcoming report Of
the Secretary of the Treasury will present the
Banking System and the Treasury Government
policy in respect to them as a light that will
iasten the attention Of the country upon it.
The claim Of the Government to supply the cir
culating medium of all kinds will be presented
impressively, on the grounds of both principles
of expedicncy and constitutional rights, and
financial
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25 Per Cent.

that he has brought to this city, he will be abe
10 sell fully
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Lands
Mr.. Upton introduced bill for the rcstora.
ton Of Alexandria county to the District Of Co.
| lumbia.
On motion of Mr.. Vallaudie ham, . resolution
| was adopted, requesting the President, to com
municate to the House, If not incompatible with
| the public interests, copies Of any communica-
tons addressed to the Executive by the Govern
ments OF England, Spain and France. in regard to
's'he armed Intervention proposed by then. in the
airs OF Mexico, and any other information he
4 nv have to communicate.
/, ar. Hutchins, introduced a joint resolution
cscerning the Rebellion, the consideration of
! wich was postponed Also the following:
Whereas, it has been represented that there
a, confined in the Government Jail, 46 prison.
e,, who are not charged with crime, but are
roresented as being slaves, therefore,
Resolved, that the committee for the District
Columbia, inquire into the truth Of said re.
prt and by what authority they are couHns
Mo are tho reported owners, and what legisla-
ton, if any, is necessary, to relieve them from,
Imprisonment, and prevent persons from being
imilarly imprisoned hereafter, and to report by
i'll or otherwise Adopted
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Mr. Gurley gave no
ice OF his intention to introduce bill 70 con-
Ihscate all property belonging to persons in re-
'beiiion against the Government of the United
States, including persons recognized 10 slaves,
who shall be made free men, to provide for their
employment during the war, their subsequent
apprenticeship to loyal masters, and their fnal
colonization. = q
Mr.. Lovejoy, from the Committee on Aericul.
ture, reported Homestead bill.
Mr.. Pendleton introduced . resolution. which
was adopted, instructing the committee on NM.
tary Affairs. to report what change, II any. 4
necessary, IN the mode Of payment Of soldiers.
who are held as prisoners Of war.
Mr.. Cox introduced the following. which -.
referred 70 the committee on the JUDICIARY
| Whereas, The exchange Of prisoners In the
present wal, has already been practiced indirect.
ly, and a. such exchange would not only increase
the enlistment vigor Of our army, but subserve
the highest interests Of humanity, and a such
exchange doesnot involve the recognition Of the
Rebels - govsrnmsnt therefore,
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Mr. george Augustus Sala, the English novel.
ISL, mas written new story, which he GALE by
the quaint title: "The Strange Adventures Of
paptain dangerous, who was a soldier, pirate,
merchant, slave among the Sale royers a
.oet, spy, bashaw in the service of the Great
urk, and died at last in his own house in Han.
,ua = $3.50
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haiied the original appearance of this Flams-
uon. as an instrument Of great good to tUnion
cause; but sss hardlS anticipated it vld 20
readily gain circulation in the seeded Skes..
Boston Courier.
. SAD Acc1DKSr.--On Thursday last, son
n Adalr, residing about two miles west of tow
a isa some fifteen years Of age, had the misbI
.une 70 shoot himself in the thigh, causing ifs
Found which his physician thinks will renie
We recovery quite doubtful. He had takentb
gun With him to the corDfeld where he wa en-
gagged in gathering corn, to kill some nairi,
eo'ckens; and as he was getting upon thelosd
% wagon to return bone, some slip or ushar
caused the discharge Of the gun with the.esu
above stated.--fvinton Eagle.
,, A womsn was lately convicted in yales
england, of living with two husbands ths
zane time. One worked highland thetbe,
gay tme-so she had . husband all theyeal
round.
voter in Sierra county, Cal, vas chalnped
snd about to swear his vote in, when thelec
Hon Judge angrily cried out-''Take ofSou,
n .',;. Iaven,t you got no respect for me nGloS
Ars. Lincoln is constant .ttena.rt :. 49,
and often visits the camps. There l. No, ~.
ever, that attention shown her by the Gee
which courtesy should dictate toward the ife 4
the President. Every Brigadier- General as hi
escort OF cavalry, but at review not eyeun q,
esry is sent to place the carriage of tba'res,
aent In . good position, but the driver las 3.
axe his chance among the omnibuses. sck,
snd suffers wagons This is not right. cen +,
'af democratic iand.-lWashington lette
Inc General Conference of the Mshodit
Episcopal Church South, for Eastern V:pipi.
convened At Norfolk on the goth inst. syeni
.usoIsc passports we're granted in Richmnd O
SS..s !. ~ ~, 90. no man may travel now aw.
WV 10 virginia, without passport.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02
nlisfell
OTTAWA
Literary & Commercial Institute

THNHs Institution, situated the corner OF Main and
q COLUMBUS streets, organized IN icoo, I'M
der the most favorable auspices, numbering over nun
dTed students For this unasuaiy iai rye Pa'ioIase
most grateful and feel willing to pledge our utmost
energies 10 sas'y te cohhdeice ,ht - " =; a.,
Tie Of instruction in this Institution ~ tho
rough and practical, embracing full course OF study
preparatory to every branch OF business III HE, and %
admission to any of the classes in college
The commercial course includes single and double
try book keeping, applied to stock and partnership
hooks in wholesale and ret merchandising and en-
braces compound company commission, stcamb1atiug,
banking commercial calculations, penaanshp, and
much other Useful information usually taught in
hes commercial colleges
well qualified for the practical duties of the counting
I room. q, mn
term of the third year Will commence on the hrst
'"''"' INSTRUCTORS
ISAAC STONE, JR, A. NJ,
Principal in the Ancient Languages and
/ Sciences.
Principal in Commercial Department and Instructor in
Book Keeping and Penmanshp.
Mrs. JULIA A. b. STONE,
Principal of the Gammer Department and instruc'ress
| in History, Botany, Philosophy, and Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA l.. BUELL.
Assistant and Instrucress in the Elementary Branches
REV. +. LOREIEAUX,
Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Instructor in the German Language and Literature.
Miss AGNES SWAIN,
. Instruc ress in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
4 TUITION A. FOLLOWS:
A scholarship in the High and Normal Department,
per annum of forty weeks, Is. "
Ia Grammar Department.. =.
In intermediate Department, !:
Book Keeping French, German Music and Painting
extra.
Tuition by the term in advance.
No efforts shall be wanting aabie every student &
. make the highest attainments possible.
The Principal has two houses to rent to parents o
pupils Iap3bl l. STOLE, JR., P-fnctOrf,
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Ecaal Embellishments.
Mnrfnnlrc Sne

DIOTf1IqC SAFE.
y OBERT MONTGOMERY. and his wife Catharine
4 Montgomery, did, the sixth day OF January, A.
1858, execute and deliver to the uudersgu ed Peter
Donevy of that date, thereby conveying to
said Donevy the real hereinafter described to
the payment of eleven thousand three huBdT I'd
and forty-twc according to the tenor and effect
Of promissory date with said mortgage,
made by said Robert Montgomery, for said Of eie-
ya ,bnusand three hundred and two dollars and
PAYABLE to said Dopievy years after
Of, with per ent interest per annum which said
mortgage duly Acknowledged aud flied for record
in the Recorders Office of La sale county and State Of
Illinois eth day Of January A. b. ISIS, and
corded 81, pages 5ll, BIZ, and 5l3. The time
for the payment OF said note has long since elapsed,
and default has been made IN the pay inent and
the same is wholly due and payable.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that l. Peter
Donevy by virtue aud in pursuance OF tie power and
authority upon me conferred by said mortgage deed,
upon such default being made a. aforesaid viii, on the
3Jih day OF March, ls6l, at two o'clock p. n, at the
south door of the house in ottawa said coun
~, sell at public auction the highest bidder for cash,
all the right title and interest Of said Montgomery
and wife in and to te following described real
at the time oil the delivery of said mortgage deed ly
Illinois, yizThe east half OF tn southwest quarter
OF Section twenty ~ in Township thirty 1917
North of liangs four east Of the third prin pal
Tidian also, the undivided half the
quarter of Section fifteen, 81 in Township ;hirty.tyo
i32l North OF Range three 3I Of said meridian
also all that part OF Lot seven, III in Block eleven
I'LL the Original Town OF Ottawa, bounded and de-
scribed follows, viz: beginning point on the
inches south from the uorth-we thereof anc
running themes eighty 1901 thence south eigh
lisl fcet ana nine nc: west
1901 feet, thence north eig teen isl ee and nine 70
inches, the place of beginning also, tie south hal
Of Lot seven in Block fltyhve, $50 in ~ State
Addition tie town OF Ottawa, now ethyl also, 10
twelve H. letter b. in the south west fractional quar-
ter OF section eleven, H. IN Township thirty re
1887 North, Of Range three 81 east Of the third prime
nal meridian, much OF such real estate
necessary pay, first all attorney ana counsel fee
costs and expenses and then pay tie amount Of prime
pal and due said prvmissory note aboy
PETER DONLEtY.
GRAY AVERY BrsuSGII, Solicitors for Mortgage.
fcLk9-iiX
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Notice 10 Prove Claims.

EState Of 1heooore Hqy, deceascd
FEIHE undersigned having been appointed Admins
L traitor of Theodore Hay late Of the county Of La
Sale and State Of Illinois, deceased, hereby give.
tce that ne will appear before the County Court Of La
sale county at the Cour: House in Ottawa. the
ArI term, on the third Monday in April next which
time ali persons having claims against said estate are
notified and requested attend for the purpose Of
having the same ADJUST i. JACOB FRY, hdHt'r.
All persons indebted the will find their ac-
counts at Walkers Drug store immediate psynent
OF which viii save costs.
f-b9-tig SAMUEL G WsIERp
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Fine Farming Land. for Sale.

VIE undersigned has stili large quantity OF sien-
i did farming lands in L. Sale and Livingston c"un-
for sale, easy terms, in tracts of from 40 TO $50
acres purchasers may desire. These lands al lie
within convenient distances OF the RAILROADS and the
canal, and afford the best market facilities.
Ottawa, the II. l. r. r, and Pontiac on the c., 4.
II. Il. will be the most convenient places TO stop
for those wishing to examine the land. Anybody in
either place can direct persons to my residence.
Bruce, August %, 1860 WILLIAM sTLAWS.
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rV----.e E0r s5sse.

irwin, ,raereirncd will sell several Farms in size to
Z suit purchasers, situated in IL Sale county, IL.
Also a small quantity Of uEiuproved land, a porton
or u hi.h is living in Livingston county.
TEKNs-From cash to five years time, to suit pHr-
Corn stored in crib cattle. Will b. receive
on land as payment. jan 2Gl DAVID slEANN-
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Real @ state.
FARE. for Sale.

FAEsI Of 421y acres for sale, miles from Ottawa,
y GOOD house 32x2S. cellar under tie whole 2,Ooo
cnrrt bushes and 2O coosebesry bushes on the place
= aiC the prrclase money can be left on years time
Jrouire OF II +. EAA!ES, at the City Bank, or "i IL
. EXJGUT on the premises, one-Ealf mile north OF
n. ~ 'Nioii - w. feb2
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STATE OF ILLINOIS SUPREME Coq,f s'ithin ant ,5r
M TH,yJ lrGER I5rtAi0t II saff STATE ~ ORR
yer NJ. Batter, supervisor, and Richard y. Botsford
town clerk OF the Of -. Charlie plaintiffs in
ror, Jeysas Solomon Durham. Mark ". Fletcher,
Wesley Hall, Patrick CaJr0n, Martin Swiizer James
Burr, Richard Kelley, Charles X. PARKS, Lucien "
b. Burr, spau'iing kdey, Napoleon Joy, Jonn Camp
bell. Edward Catrou, Daniel Wheeler, William Mar
sall. Joseph L. D.sbr1, John Pierce Ira Albro, Pc
ter Pratt George Pierce, James Hurst, John VI.
LaughIin, John b. GarsroE, A-ahel Bundy, Charles
Hale, Spencer T. Has, Garrett Norton, James H0ag,
Charles 3. Tucker John J.. Easter Robert Danforth,
John c. Wilson, Thomas l. Mos gan, Russell Hum
ff,Tey. Ffward Baker Charlie. GRAY Rr1DIrff.e :
HsTeTland. Jonathan Msttsscn Orrin Hall, Daniel
HU;chIHs, jesse r Alrrtt. Daniel DIuhau, Edward
Bartlett, Nathaniel Ballard, william Hammond, syI
vaEu- Mgl-t, j mel StrarlE Abraham kershag, Fli
Ieft, Moses D. H-ss. SaH.1e. sterling Nathan Ladd,
John Freslaud. Roland Lee, Michael LiucoIBfeller,
Harrison NcGowa1. r. audeT Manu. Horace Perry,
John Delaney Ml..a'- DT-7tH- John Is blanchard,
Zeuas EIacsruau, Ni-Aaei Pou-.Hby- c. ! Ba.ch and
lyman G.rzI-1- dytea ltats ~ error-E-ror 20 kaHe
appearing HF aiLl4tlt on he ~ the 1lrrE once
o. said Supreme Court R the above entitled cause,
that due inquiry has been mad FOR John Pierce George
Pierce. James Horst Rob ri : Daatorth. Patrick Cat
ron ElsarI Catrou, P.i.!aaier Nann, and Nathan
La4H. part - sal defendants IN error. and that
iae aud I.E-~a, lll-ry tile aif John PIERCE George
Pierce. Jane HsTst, Robert Dauorth, Patrick Cat
ron. EI-ar8 Ca:r9G, rhllaEteF Mann, and Nathan
IaId. Or any Of them cannot bs found: and whereas.
tie said plaintiffs IT, error have duly sued Of said
Supreme Court writ Of error, decree Oh
saii plaintiff, 10 ia the Circu Court of Kane
county, which writ ~ error : pending in ,sd
rreme Court, and wit Of scirs tacsds having been
Do
OF said Supreme Court, be holden Ottawa,
said tatr, the first Tuesday after the third Mon
day in April, 4 Il. 1861, according to law.
Now ycu, tle said John Pierce, George Pierce. James
Hurst, Robert Danforth. Patrick Catron, Edward Ca
iron, P!lander Mann, ard Nathan Ladd, and each OF
you. hereby notified to he and appear before the
Justices Of said Supreme Court, at the Of
said Supreme Court, To be holden at Ottawa in said
state, the first Tuesday after the third Monday in
April, p. ISJl, hear the record and proceedings
OF said Circuit Court trough; into said Supreme Court,
of said writ of Tror, aud the assign
ed, II You shah further, do and receive
What said supreme Court shall order in this behalf
Attest: J.. LELAND, Cert
JoES l. BEyERIDsE. Ait'v for Plfs. il nor. frb9-iw
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THE undersigned offers Cor sale the valuable proper
= ty upon which he now resides, being Lot l. Block
%, States Addition, situated on the corner o. C"e
bus and Washington Streets near the Supreme Court
Building
There a good dwelling, wagon makers shop and
black smith shop, with ell, cistern, &c, all Ill sood
order on the premises.
Also, Lots and : in Block II, Railroad Addition to
Ottawa, being the south of the block, ana
situated on OF Columbus and Joliet Streets
north of the freight depot. There is good two story
dwelling house on the corner lot
As the undersigned has strong inducements present
ed him change his business he will sell the above
property at "a bargain. Isep2zI PATRICK FAN'iNo'
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Notice TO Prove Claims,

E3f9te ~ J'ttfT DttTWYfr, dG:tIseI
THNHE undersigned having been appointed eSecutrir
the last viii and cgdcil % peter Ov-rrnyer. late
Q; the county % La Sale and state 81 Illinois de-
ceased hereby gives notice that she vii ppear before
the County Court OF L. Sale County, the Court
House in Ottawa the March term. the third Mon
day in March next, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate notified and reqC ested
attend for the purpose Of having the adjusted
All persons indebted said estate requested
make immediate payment to the undersigned.
feH2-GE ELEANOR UIERMYRR.
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HIN OIS LN = ID 40 IN = =.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes PAID,
Abstracts OF Title furnished Collections made Invest
ments made in Government other LaHds, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, AG~ast :, 1915.
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Mr0ilincs.
Ayers Cherry PectOral

has won for itself such n ronown for the cure Of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever il has been en-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
the people its quality is kept up TO the best
it ever has been, and that it may he relied on TO
do for their relief all it has ever been found TO do
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Farming Lands fer sale.
LIClAN y NENGER.

TdIIIE undersigned has 800 acres of choice unir
4 prove farming lands, in la Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, on easy terms
my. GEO. AVERY.
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PHOTOGRAPHS AT PORTER'S GALLERY.
AMBROTYPES, AT PORTER'S GALLERY.
MELAINOTYPES, AT PORTER'S GALLERY.
EERROTYPES, At PORTERS GALLERY.

The Ferrotypes, taken Patent Metallic Plates,
nperior beauty briliiancy, and durability to any
other pictures they only taken at Porters Gallery,
and are being now introduced in the West.
Pictures taken all kinds OF weather. in Nattingers
block, south side of the Court House.
Stock for sale every description. Daguerreotype,
Ambrotype, and Photograph stock Is Kept on hsnd at
all times and for sale at very low rates.
Those receiving Photographs from their friends q. the
East, will find fine selection of Gilt Oval Frames for
them very ch Jan lS60,
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THE
Peoples Cooking Stove
ebeg leave to call the attention OF io1sekeepers to
elevated oven Cooking stove, the
H ~ "sso

Fer burn T. : L:t-raiuous coal
This store Is got up the NOS. simple style aTinga
irect draft from t,c CRATE the smoke pipe, with
crapers attached to tie oven to clean out the hhes
while the operation There are large doors in
front fr putting in coal " o,s removing the top cover
Tie plates are heavy throughout, and the top fire
plates and cross pieces thickness, AID ven
t,Ia:ed 20 prevent varying or burning ont
The '.su.pfise' has been thoroughly tested during
tic past yer, and Is fully wlrEautei in every respect
MANLY * DOW.