davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02
EAGLE MILLS,
CUSTOM
.Root and Shoe Store !!
p THOM PSON.

Ne. Hoseock's Block. .Nmn Street, Ofa'co,
Z : in receipt Of fine assortment Boots, Shoes
Z Rgbbers, &c.
Also Hats and Caps, and Gents Huck Mitts and
Goves all OF n best manufacture, and cheap for cash
Cali and exanip A. PRESCOTT, AacAit,
oc29 No !IosNack's Eiocl-, ldiH 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02
BUSINESS CARDS.
i Il M b e r !.
GEO. BRISTOL.
1enlsrin Lnnber-dt Idnst. side-ct Bridge Otsd,od.
Cash paid for all kinds of produce.


HAVE Just sold ont my interest in the Book and Sta
tOnery business and purchased the stock of Lum-
Der now IN HoTHSSS Il TARBLE's yard, their Ware
house, and leased the ground for a of years
pecting to conne myself entirely the Lumber trade
have large stock of all qualities the way, and
viii arrive in a few days, which | am going to sell
cheaper than he cltetpest. When say cheaper than
the cheapest, it is puff advertisement mean just
what lf my friends and farmer patrons will give
call they will need look farther satisfy them
selves in prices and qualities.
sep25 \. W. RATHBUN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02
{. &. GGuDGssGEH. ". a..

German DYucGisf fT yofleg,DV ~ N1'7 81. Ott;1r-
Wholesale AND EETAILp
Importer al drugs Chemicals, French Ccgniae Bran
dies, Wines, &C.. &c aug2o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02
AN ACT

TO crc0to ,SeHafoF7dl and I3fpresentdtce DIS
t,fcts, dsd opporttoa tie representation M the
General ASsemjLy an tbs State.
SfcT1oN | Be i enacted ty tie people Of The
State Of Illinois, represented IN the General As
sembly, That until the taking and return Of
the next census and the approtionment
Hereunder, as provided in the constitution,
this State shall be divided into Senatorial
and Representative districts as follows,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02
eooE ana Since S3.op,

s.OOE ana .ssttsc SHOP.
& I An prepared to manufacture TO order Gents
1sA ! Morocco, Calf and Kip Boots. Also, Ladies'
" Kid. Goat Calf and dsIndressed Morocco Bootees,
alters aud EuskiIs.
Heel Caters and Hooees made in good style, of good
eek.
Shop over J VI. Kings Leather Store. Ottawa, II.
Repairing neatly done. All work warranted
f.b2, u. Y. TUCKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02

best and most approved style. She has AZ" Iu!i
assortment of DRESS AND CLOAK PATTERNS, Pat
FOR Children in great variety; the ne" shape
Skirt warranted the fine steel springs large ~ ~ty
them. =, aud nice r-.r,5 FOR '5e also
steel sprii--.
large assortment OF ihIllTcG's, Misses ana La
die Hair Nets, French Cpr-ets.
Bleaching Pressing done. Old Bonnets enlarged
and u..,l.. the r.au- shape. sep29
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02

". .ISTI-SSI..

NFFICE III the second story Of Shuisr's building near
tie Bank of Ottawa Residence, East Main street,
cart of Fox River aus5Z
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02
can IT. n NTfIT1. m z ~" mo n q "I-II'II-' mum
uaapl,ru,cT. .d ia northern I..Uai> III. kinds Of
2.rics9stsir:s. implements,

- -. ,.,--I.nI t-IvI.Ug. IIITle AMI PrTlrjs
pLOWc turner's, sahiy"t'rH W'rse EFSse, t-c..
T., .far- ell Al- Of u-svy farmers tools Their waCh
rv IS all new perfect. and propelled by abundant,
Hing water power. Farmers are invited To call
-4 examine their work. whether they wish purchase
or not .fl4ta.i,. srors- Il tr1r,8Ht.d-
orders from a I.sraucc prrf, attcudc! 20. and i'm
rr-r-ents placed ard canal ho=t- vars free Of
.,.~,a fyb3-tC -. VI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02
=. z. Eistnrri. y. D..

r. y. TsE8Cf.T. y. De-,
ILLs5,E.tu an" .>u;g.su-3yaJsaf, ittDatS.
Office At Biamck j 84ybary's Drag store.
Spec attention given 20 surgery 'e,-S
=. AYtst,~, EEG., = 9 p.tI.I-G.
Having pF4ctisei medicine iur eighteen Yeas -iN ol
which been ,Ke.-isay ,=rgJ-i g." Hft.t. patty
nov oEgr- h. J.- rjrns ut the --t.:u N
OttaE 4, in al Js,- De- -, OF A- profession t4FicA
lar attention gwen To- ta- tr .'sa-- %. women ana
HENRI t1GEs5si5.E. rs. 5a.-
yiceHfiJte t.g,fi SoiiJg. cf N.a"as- EHtE "" gA
Having had charge of ii'. .P.-a 3- Europe Tor sev
raj years. aui pr,rrcs OF years in Illinois he
feels confident Of giving satisfaction TO those To may
wish his professional aliyirr-
offre. north safe cf the Court House Square Resi-
Geace on Superior -. east si National ti"i-r. drr-5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02
a.. z. THOMPSON.
z. =. GEssEi:S.

py.cs, Pf.-,s Neil ja~., pint, Oi,e Furnishes,
Dlre .StrFs, r., dc,
T..v.s1 Glover i Coos and Eri,!jck's Blnct
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02

Druggist. B1g4ss1jsr, dsf S'ftjoHer-CitHir ~.
Second store in NattinseT's block, south side of
c 'urt house square
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02
7 = 7 II T. LAD + :.
Tall and Winter Millinery.

on r1 do. p'eGsr e.
Shop over A!r T.
sion boI.. Toe g
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02

IH1J
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02
Guay. svEUE nUsssNELs-
LEWIS UNEAUE
.RYlEgK LoCHWCOn,

7s;ca east side of CouE'bTs S. adjoining L. resi-
q ,c. nearly opposite the Post once ..
r5 thank Iis friends for all business ptFtii. hE
F,is ogce srsJ yrpu1isc- attend - al sHcn vi
Or rnptHess- =, t.r,,,
On band 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02
DTTAW WA FREE TRADER,
III WILLIAM 0sEEAN.
RTSTNESS CARDS.

&. &. CRANE & Co..
pe-as+irs POljre--O -OffTJrf, Illinois.
- All .rrssr>> strictly confidential
REFERySCES.-Nr-Srs. Buzhnel Avery, David Walk
er Esq.. Geo Bristol, ESq- marA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-29
sursn bon bartsaaissm gutter. aaLt. aanasnIsissn. eIMtlpsie

ssabrtsrr uan @eI5wa6tsn 1T es iebr meSibS0n uabbsgIsas,,
ht9t aaeiu ees seben, iDHesFn srbetcft aada BEN ~2sbenSabs b Gl;
III ben ,GtseJn Eo9en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-29

ga d 81 etiter8tDwn. Som Welfern SDs
Der Wofnittaa 3 llbr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-29

Nah 8eloir. - Don 8rDipn8. SDtel in
6i8bftr. iepen Dieaftas, Dpnnerfus u. 9auts
flag. ..'5-s as7
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-29
gxgeressnGee 0aroauaare ac.
Meyer & Go.

yIO. 6U5 B.@EdIttntUreIFr.9
H9e414 @de pine nn6 8altrRoreIr. Yi2g 49,
Dem rerebrten Wubitam Az ipj6en bag miE nuIer OfenIasH
iest contpletirt unb bas Bette Scrtmeut &an8ee &DbBfen, 6es.
6en, Rerlcr- uH6 5eusrploebten an Scnh babeR, auua7ri
Mne bon ms etngetauftenSefen 9ard1ttren mir fpt
GSeaa lie nt5t ~pCntdnbts 3ufrtebenteHen. ~ctefelben bt1ncr Wscs
aat8frlIt suridoercmnlen nerben, etne5 MISUNDERSTANDING.
Reparoturen an &angs, Surntb, Oefsn ,aaeT @rten IN ~tar5eita
5rtIt, ebsnfct ! 8 q SO : = e. = - -uagE
Debrtur,en (RSslino, Gattcring u. 9pOrtns 0Ms tn 91porsp
un6 G8et6- Bled, f1td9enee Ntttel. %t i-+
@tn eite$ 5nrtms Ii SGilp tireniIIaier' an Sanb. m Ht
N8. @ebraudte OseN ader Arten wetoe in @rban9e fEr nese
8enosnmen uno 6aeen dlub ~auf0eftrte t1Rcr ~bprrftbta.
WrstltS f|r-rsf-a- 80 ri Gta &c. Weher & 6 D.
$40 r 2oblef I aoblcn, 411. q
1909 Gpaten Warp!anb gortpasnte's ~qstt5racite Sree.@ur.
wing Roblen (pet9e, BETTE I'm Utarfte - aa Dbarf hes Suses
BON 0ugbeS Qlan, peI4e gu SO. 90 pet Connie Uerta2ft rercen.
Tfan beftele tn So. 5 oft. 8atiraoreftr, ober TT ben Office Der
9pblegsYarb. 9 Gg l3 G4I#.U@ WRai2s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-29

Rad SeIlppille tPbilao. Noab.) -
8Dn Nifilo Gun Sutel Sisblt. epen Oiems
flag 0punerllas u. SamltaS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-29
gtneer's Os6bnaafdtne4

20 SsWWKES 0AUUIsdUFEWVISE%
gs @&uetber bieFeer Stabt, lotpte aGe qeripneu, wel6e cine
sAe RGbmafdtne gu baben roIni&eu, ipGten rb erlraern,
bal eMs BON INTERN 8faf@tnen, 3pstnal 70 bel Grbeit tbut ats
reenn eMe anbeSs, u1b 10 aud ametmaI 70 pteI @sIe
n brtu9t. DRies matt unfere WtaIatnen ~ sen bttIios
It en-, spst1e TIM Wlartte fnb. Webr oils GO00 Jspoa fnb allen
n bieHser Stobt tn Opsro.On an 8S6en, g8efsn uno DOZEN uts
sabet Tire @t8uer ostr bic bandt atbeiten in ben Stano geiest I'D
iaebr @els gu eriparen, ais tbnen btsisS aat anSttem g3soe nbg'
lid 1T. 8le, netcye cine Der b e tie Rdbma1 btnen, bic
~ @ebrauG fmc, babsn nbhten, ioutsu iii anlerer Office.
~ 9ep. 1853 BalrtmoreEtraBe
cciIpre1en, no @ebraan8r Anwetiunget III oeatider, eHgfiiber,
ra.3biiaet nnb lpantper Sprade 3u baben int unb no mir See
Il ,EeIeiHe Daaibute tanft, ari ~esrietben arbeten lerasu.
Shidt mad cnstn GrempIar ben StnSr'S &dDuiGi6inca= 3et
Ans. AHe Dea5raea pereer ea gauges Sa9r nab ibreni att0nf
oCE ts1s IN ncGer Srbnuug Iab Deportation gebaltem.
{1b28,il sMu 6. q. Spon8ler. &aeut
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-29
gsortllG)e 0egtgalstg leRla5 is
0erduberter SabCplGn+L zz1
Nah beut Weftsn unc 3toroel,. i-
= ESimtcrsEabrpi0n.

an anb mao bent 6. Nu9. werSsa taeii4 bret 3ase saf bisfes
Batu tn na6fplsenber QBeife ~erpetirt;
Del DpfauG gebt tasItG init ~&uSnGtrne bes SonnaSS) un
utr IS NFtn 1tcrsens AZ mad pittsture, Gbttasp Cleveland,
Cincinnati Ct. 9Outs urb aEe GtetIe bes gBehens np srrO'
wsftens. GbenfG mad @srnra, BUFFALO up GGnae1. yta@ enc
GReiiterssSwn unb @an4efer, Mo. 8GG Gbnuabersbass, Gar
lisls unb 3agertppa 1H $500 H3a
wrbEel, 70 ttGts me auf Iebfr aneern Babn. EE
RettRne fSnnen ait etefeni sSuge aah Detroit nna G9tca9o oa
Wiaaara fanS, 10 bilig ais aMf u0enb elrer anhern BabM fabren
Ger Wprf &cepmp6nttons5u td9It& (SenRtaSS aus
geuounten) ,al SO Rebnl. mad Iorf uIe alien StattCnsu Der
Gsensrn WtarstaEo 8agn. 9 oI Sos
Ser 5arrtsbure-ArtOmDbGttH en- s-8aG sept sag.
Hh (Ssnns6ss ausSeneunIea} UNI 500 Nbenhs 9at.
Retfentx rn E~snihtngtcn uhh benz SAben. Eftde nit BEN
8uae UNI $50 ARCreenS. Uber $40 RGAtatttass Stsr auibm-
men fnbsn DefSrberur8 NIT ben 6aeet etefeT Balm.
IF GSegan BatrbtaetS uap enesrer 6enaleu unb berIabithen
Nnstttnfe bsltebs man fh an BITE 8ilets-Offee In Der sgGibsrt.
Stcttgnyp gds 1a Galpsrte unb 5~saulltnars gu member.
} ea 9o3H1 So8. 6. GIGrfef &uy1s
s. s.. gparMkr gs.astI6en Snfs9,h
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-29
azza MStcDttg f6r @taauanDerer.
&xE2AE02eus ~9Ivr0nneuaeggS8 fir lcinfne:,n

sS5s5S4N2 G2StcDge9 TGtr gtttacGtOeCer~
zs192ene 9lrraageuleats fit Ginwas0ee
reg, Die lad) oelu 0eteu areiIeu wiiQIden.
Bon teats ben 9. M7geruber an, Tcrsen Sic gtnwanefsr auf
Der N5rtbern @Entrai galue7tfreet Depst gileabdhn NIT renr
grrres8a9 ~bef6Fbert. Die setn biesst tasasa rem Snnstsrsntru
etnea 8r6sereu 8Ort9ett, ais trsenb cine anosye gabn,
au& # &c nm "a gasi:ea taFlst ala ieoe HuSsrs aGaa mad beaGnn'
ten W6sen, GIs:
1ht8burg, @IeOe[aub, DetrOtt, Sort 0agne,
@bicd9O, Tfilpaufee, galena, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod S8latlb, burlington, Soma @itb
uno perpen DesEnlb be nit Der Iprteera Central Satn eeberbsn
gerfpuen 10 GfunOeu frater als ote nit anstrn 8abnen ~sebenbeu
bprt etntrefcu. ega psrbsu4 AlaI wens9es Die g1agen 6a6et &C.
gSe&felt. Ete gatn alert burd zen i@6naen She'll ron Obt0.
Die ganss Gntfesnnn9 DOa bier BIS GateasO # 500 1fstIen Das
@epdd ntrD tter se3ft&net (rsarfsb) rnb eebt NIT ben @afasteren
az ben 81 ftnrHungscrt. s.
9ta9 GreGtline, Dahten, Cincinnati, 9nbianas
pplis, Qputspille unit ct. Qotis
rserben ebcnGars Tafasiere t~efbrbert unS far ibr Gep3G fetne
Eetters ltnidbungsfofen eerednet. Die pafagiere tfaneH rst
benz 8 ubr-, pofr 46eubS 10 utr-3RB rad allen lrthtsden pl6sen
eeten ptne rntsrrees a~ufsetaiten ~ werhen. DurGabrts.SsI-
iette merSsn Her!anFt IN Der Office 6es Agenten.
Hsfs9 e3r5H91. Sgbn 6 Batftr,
Dfl4s SO. 70 Aels-5treet, naht Skaters Whael.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-29

N~ Sur telpnoeren SenntaiBnabnle.
G.rpdaeerer uns Gttfenbe fcGten febr rUrFGtig fetn, ebe fe itrt
g3iGettt fnufen unS fpllu btseiben mr. spn f0lGta ~nngeReGten
ge1naten Saufsn, wti6e S9n tbrent 0ebaIi leben, at&t aser p0n
I7nfiern Obsr 8wtfGentrdeetu, b. fs fUut bet 8efa5r ~ausgefest
Gnb. .beldsptnseit 81 reseen ub ibr Gelo uafDng ~e1tSae5en.
81 Durdfabrt8sGi1e
neM duen EteHen beS gBetrus fnp sa taben BET
.a9f gD, s. Sftbebrafbfs
@eneralsg nsiarcnteu .Wgent Der 8alstrvrs- Rao
H-aa}enr Gas G4ter@ifntGta. .h
saso.H Ne. 81 -Ebame8ftr., 8aitinere.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-29
@afsmb0i ,1geas &c.

@sS zy
Wtttis fin Grmpauberer uub N~eifenpe.
GrIp0ruis pon 3cit, OelD NIB GlIfferuusl0
eusa 5e
Baltimore u110 S0tcsO iferbcbm
uud1 alien TbeiIen oe8 WeIfens
Gosg
@artersbur8 unt Marietta, ober genmecb,
WbeeLtn9 uuD gclun1bn8.
Die Baltimore NIB Ots-@leutaba bisSet bent ~rtilenben sub
!tiam big SrSeten gOrt5et!e IN gssSg ani 8idt8ieit, 8equeaIia:
Re Drn feiaer anOsgn 8abn z bisfsa 9anNt NSertrpfen ptrb.
Defe 9ahu v0ai a~t!anttiGen Iteer a~usgetenO, IL bic Gtteae aus
~gebe1ntsaa 0inie, sie!aaettts Gber aud Bite flrseRe unb iGuelfe
Inb Saber bic btatsae &pnte fir Die @ssienpeu aads 6ena Geaen,
bic u@t ~perfeblGn fOateu, lie gu benastn
Meilenentfernung pOl Baltimore rad
Cincinnati:
tlsbss g~arfersbura 5S3 NleEten.
i1eber Seuwpeb umb gDteeltng $50
1eber Sdrrtsburg nnp DtttSTur9 O
Dura es N9artetta-etnte S8S H
e!ns GrfpdrMts an Der gnterniaS sga if6
Durd BITE gslunbissetnte 500
{ Inc Grfpnrnts en- Der @Htfesnang pet 60
Getfeaee, Gelht oe Baltimore. unb Stts. GtlenEann benusen,
leaen bic Sfefea tn ~ Hagen surnf unb fcbsen In gaseu, br
nEf b6s Guerbeqnsaafe te NIT g%eplfersen Stsea etnaeriGtet ftnb.
f#Ynre EsEt5f tEH EY4hre92rpfgSs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-29

as IN ulraeattd, ole eislsu 9nrsu nanaeait 81 nn&en, meIGt
ld0e Bel aIse1t llbeI,t h9rb btefe GseotaN heGrft tunroeu. i
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-29

Oa8 Brlt+2Ofal piro un73 lbr NOrgea8
se6ifnet unc i'm Z ubr AbeAce 9eihloIen.
gin Sonntu0en lit cas- @etluee bios spt.
l9en 9 npb 10 ubr gcrnittas8 p1Ieu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-29

OuS BrIt-2ofal miro urn74 Ibr NOrgea8
9%eDifaet uuc Inn Z ubr AbeAeo 9eihlcOen.
gin SOnntu0en lit cas- @etlnee blps swt.
l9sn 3 Mnb 10 ubr grruittl88 often,
t2.giIE stgaa-4I .qIi#
ana .6golar1 81 paFi4ag. srg alFHna.
osfli9 8 nal tas. Z aRors, = moea.
II sseuommea. "a ST 1fit. 2 Sod
Seiflia an Conn. blo8 3.55l2adm. 4 MOro
Woibiustrn 3wiiAent.7 6afors. 1.4o0it.
annapolis 7.10NtCrg. 8. 2MUra.
3 - sasa4a( 2 5092a&m. S Pad
Sreberifu 3piiaent "a MOrg. 101 gRor.
StdtiOpen q Iiitt, ST Rad.
Cumberland a3Ib97 i8}Ors. St gea6.
Oprt uno peifGd hter s 81 W6rg. 81 MOr,
4 Pittsburs r (61 abo6.y g6@ Qbos.
Spnntas8 blo8 81 oG 81 WOr,
Buffalo grp. 81 MCrg. 81
Slo Boint, est. MOt.) 34 9SaGln75 @ur.
Delaplre unO 6flide ) 81 ghdpm. 81 92ad.
Counties Don Warpl. ! 91 i4l7r14 A0
@aluert 60, Dieus ! 6 400lprg. 81 atb8.
flag, Don. u. Cams. . 5rG atg
2eOnorptOpn td8li4 3 8 g2a4m. 9 MOrq.
sort Sc6oeco td9ltd) 8 ,ggg1 6
Wetntuler . 8 Morg. 81 9tad.
6reeopm, Oienltag, 50 Wlor8. 81 gea6,
Gums. Mont, 6reit. ) aa4 15aa mi
.ut Nretfs f&r NOftfne1en.
grtefe unter Gpupert, lpel6e uidt i6er i
lln5e Diessn, unb uibt peiter atS 5000 mcis@
9eben, telteh 3 @eut8, iber 5000 M{eilen 10
Gents, Benn Elm 8riaf ihpcret iii. ala /
lln3e, 70 toltet ct ra3 Doppelfe.95 lIjeber einS5
lln3e, od8 Oreiilde IND 10 far j5pe 4peitere 6oI6r
1n3e 3 Gents nletr.
% sae Yriefe innertal6 sc1 Scr, 5t3oten
miillen pprau66e5a9lt lperbel, Iei CO nifteIf
Rolt StaaIpS, oper gefteMplttea Goueert8,
Se'efe lpelfe II Pie 8of 8eleot merDea.
nno am Nass4lelbf al ir3elle clue Mprege 6cs
lttn.mt ltnO, fpiten / Gent, 8rtefe, peIGe IN
Den 3eituu8en pubti.t { perbeib fp(en ne6T
Dem Yertc 1 Gent eytra. Sim Grte Gelb9 AM
se9eben Ober unfronttrts 8rtffe perpen nidt
aunonctrt.
, Z Gircrlare (3e0rllft fi& IN 2 linen @lpie3snn
foftell mad tr9eHp etnet1 3beile 0er Ger. E}oo.
ten 1 Gent per 5ttG unp ma|er nit 3trrnns
%Iranttrt Ieta.
3dslide 3eitan8en, lis 81 8 lla,aeall I6pey
t0llSn, me'ii DE reBclal1B6e Ab0nneuten inner.
balO eer Der. Staaten 451 Gents pjertelia5r-
liA.9 t'
@tn3elne 8litter e. {. menu a,3t tia.
lid UerIanbt) foften | Gent in 0orau5.
Wenn ein 8eorldteS Circular, Barnyblet
Ober 3eiinng p%erianct Nib, 70 mus le fc per,
padt lett, ouB b.ipe queen ellen ltlO onpern.
faa8 weqpen iie ais 9rtefe bereanet.
1tf ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16
LAWS OF THE SOUTHERN CONGRESS.

Section l. The Congress of the Confederate States Of
America do enact That whenever there shall be declared
between the Confederate States and any foreign ma
ton or government or any invasion predatory incur
sion shall be perpetated attempted threatened against
the territory OF the Confederate States by any foreign
nation government and the President of the eonfede
rate States shall make public proclamation Of the event.
natives citizens denzens subjects of tho hostile ma
ton or government being males Of fourteen years of
age and upwards who shall be within the Confederate
States and not citizens thereof shall be liable 10 be ap
prehended restrained secured and removed as alien
enemies; provided that during the existing war ct-
Of the United States residing within the Confederate
States with intent to become citizens thereof and who
shall make declaration Of such intention, in due form
and acknowledging the authority of the government OF
the same shall not become liable as aforesaid nor shall
the act extend to citizens Of the States Of Delaware
Maryland, Kentucky, Missouri and OF the District of
Columbia, and the Territories Of Arizona and New
Mexico and the Indian territory south of Kansas who
shall not be chargeable with actual hostility, or other
crime against the public safety, and who shall acknow
ledge the authority Of the government Of the Confede
rate States.
section 2. The President Of the Confederate States
sh, be and he is hereby authorized by his proclamation
other public act in case Of existing declared war;
aforesaid to provide for the removal of those who not
being permitted to reside within the Confederate States
shall refus, or neglect TO depart therefrom; and to
establish such regulations in the premises the public
safety may require
Section 8. INN ,diaely after the passage of this act
the President of the Confederate States shall by proca
nation require all citizens Of the United States being
males Of fourteen years and upwards within the Confedc
States and adberng TO the government OF the United
aos and acknowledging the authority Of the same, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

for that During the battle and following It. noticed
many filed haversacks, canteens, blankets and other
property, lying on tho ground, their owners having,
doubtless thrown them away to get rid Of the labor OF
carrying them so hot day, and under such trying
circumstances.
beg leave to call your attention to the reports Of
Iieutenants Bell Hawkins and Curtis. The duties they
performed were highly important, and all who are &C
quainted with the difficulties under which they labored
and overcame will know that they acted with judgment
and energy and for tho best interests Of the
| am sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant.
II. i. CLARKE, Capt. and Com. Subs.
Captain JAMES B. FRY, Assistant Adutant General, Ar.
lipgon, Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

remely rrecarous to the Virginia hosts who !umphed
at Manassas
Tho poss sson of the railroads have named Of
vast Importance TO the government is the only direct
route either North and South or Fast and West thn the
South has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16


sent in charge of Lieutenant Hawkins to the Fifth div
sion the remaining wagons directed Immediately
proceed to Centreve and had made the best arrange
ments In my power TO distribute the provisions they
tanned among tho other three divisions.
Shortly after our arrival at Cenreville was officially
informed that the train with sixty five head Of beef
tle in charge Of Lieutenant Curtis in the vicinity
and the train with seventy head Of beef CATTLE in charge
of Lieutenant Bell was at Fairfax Court House. then
directed the first Of trains to come forward to Cen
trevo and encamp for the night the second come
forward with as little delay as possible, and myself
Quoted the remaining wagons Of Lieutenant Hawkins
train and turned them to the officer Iicutenant
Merei directed by General Tyler to receive and dstri.
butte to the First division the subsistence they CON
tanned.
endeavored to distribute the subsistence stores equal
iy among the several divisions according to the strength
of each but in consequence Of the necessity of breaking
up the train in charge Of Lieutenant Hawkins which
and the late arrivals Of the Others difficulties arose and
may not have succeeded in my object.
Making due allowance for all losses on the march,
cordng to the reports Of the officers conducting the trains
and own observation, least 6O OOO) one hundred
and sixty Thousand complete ratons were received by
the army at and in the vicinity Of Centreye-sufHcent
for its Subsistence for FIVE DAYS.
In circular from Department Headquarters dated at
Centrevle july 90 1851 commanders of divisions wore
directed give necessary orders that an equal
button Of the subsistence on hand might he made
immediately TO the different companies in their respec-
tive commands so that they should be provided with the
same number Of days subsistence and the same be
cooked and put into the havcrsacs the men, and thew
informed that the subsistence there in posses
sion Of each division with the fresh beef that could be
drawn from the Chief Commissary, to include
the 23d instant.
The three days Subsistence 1t was directed the troons
should have in their haversacks by three p NJ on the
18th Of july should have lasted them the afternoon of
the 10TH After the distribution made in compliance
with the circulars above referred know OF several
instances in which subsistence stores remained in posses
sion Of Division and Brigade Commgsares and of others
~ which provisions were left on the ground Of the en-
campments on the morning Of the 21st of July
FROM personal observation the march, onthe morn.
ing OF the 2lst of July know that generally the haver-
SACKS OF the men were ed-whether properly not do
moi know. kegmenta officers should be hold accouuab
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-10
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN,S
PuL M0NIC WATERS,

The Original Medicine Established in 1887, and
first article of the kind ever introduced under
the name of "PULAoNIC WAFERS,' in this or
anv other country all other Pumonic Waters
are counterteits. The genuine can be known bv
the name BRYAN being stampe,l on eseh Wa
FER.
BRYAN PuLxoSIc WAYERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Roarseness.
BaYAS's PrLHosIc WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis. Difficult Breathing
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WAsEas
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN's PULnoNIc War Rs
Relieve lncipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYANs PULMoSIc WAFRRs
Relieve Irritation OF the Uvula and Tonsils.
BgrANs PrLNoNIo WAFEEs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WAFEas
Are Blessing TO al Classes and Constitutions.
BRYAN's PULxoSIc WAFKRs
Are adapted for Voealsts and Public Speakers.
BRYAHs PULAoNIC WAPERs
Are in simple form, and pleasant 10 the taste
bRYANs PU. AoNIC WATKRs
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures
BRYAN's pULAoNIc WAFEds
Are warranted TO give satisfaction to every one
No family should be withou, box of
BRYAN's PCLAoSIc WAFERs
in the house.
No traveller should be without supply Of
BRyASS PCLkc MIC WAYERs
III his pocket.
No person Ill ever object to give for
BRYANs PULMoNIc WAFYRs
Twenty-Five Cents
JOB MOSLS, Sole Proprietor, Koch ester, Ny
Sold by all the Druggists in Davenport and else
where. nov27 d&wly