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of 1000 strong, who have been drilling
ever since the Presidential election as
military organization, threw out the Stars
and Stripes this morning from their head
quarter, with the motto, The Union and
Constitution
Information has been received for Balti-
more that there will be great resistance to
me passage OF pennsylvania troops through
Maryland.
NIEGISIA.-The convention on Wednes-
day refused to adopt the ordinance of Sc
cessIon. The position on Virginia NAV
be regarded as that of armed neutrality.
She will allow neither northern or SOU
thern army to cross her territory Gov.
Letcher took no official notice OF the Pre-
sidents requistion for troops
Richmond, April -
Mr. Lincoln's proclamation was received
with execrations. The public is fearfully
excited /, is said the military will soon
Ell die than respond to the call
Norfolk, Va, April l6.
One hundred guns were fired here, and
there great rejoicing over the fall of TT.
Sumpter An order has been received to
fit out the L. S. steamer Merrimack i'm
mediately, and to tow out att war vessels
from the port.
Alexandria, Va, April a.
A meeting was held here to form home
guard Resolutions TO resist Northern az
erosion we're adopted Several Speakers
advocated secession; others argued in IA
vor OF d Convention to unite the Border
States
Western Virginia manifests strong dis
position to support the President
Observation-Disclosures April l5-There
is an intense excitement here to night,
and tremendous meeting is being held
( Memphis is out Of the Union. There
are no Union men here.
| April 1.-THE Memphis and Ohio rail
/ road offers to transport troops and NUM-
tions free. The council has appointed a
military board and appropriated $4,000
/ 10 defend the city. Union flags on steam
ers have been hauled down, aud the citi
| zens are arining and volunteering TO 90
South
/ Wilmington, Del April 1.-THE seces-
sionsts are overawed by the prevalent Tn
/ ion seatincnt. They had planned the
seizure OF Fort Delaware, which was taken
possession Of by government, which defeat
cd the project.
NORM CABoLINA--W ilnington, April -
The Presidents proclamation was re-
cciyed coutemptuously and Indignantly.
Union men dei.CUacs the Administration.
There IS great rejoicing at the surrender
Of >ump;er-
MIs~orat-St Louis. April 1.-THE
Sat, ja,Iagl publishes the following reply
. from GOV jackson to Secretary Cameron:
ExEcUciyE DEPAErNrNr. Mi>>uri -.Iefi,r
son CITY, April l-->iE. Your despatch
= the 18th ult. making a call ON Missouri
/ Tor four regiments OF uen for immediate
service, has been received. There can be,
. ! arprchend. no doubt but these men are
intended to form part Of the Prrt!dent
army To make war upon the people Of the
seeded States. loCT requj-,tion, IA my
/ judgement. l. Illegal, IN Constitutional and
Revolutionary, in lis object iuhuman and
diabOl.cal. and caupot be complied with.
Not one man will the State Of Missouri
fourujah to carry on such an unholy cru
SADIE. signed c + Jackson,
Coz of .H.ssn,u
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Eligible TO VC,untcer.

There has no man talked more valor-
ously about shouldering his musket and
lighting the Southern traitors, than OWEN
LovEJoY. We insist that the tii,se has
come Tor him TO shcw his pluck: Lovejoy
must now join the ranks or show the white
feather. 1t is no excuse to say that he is
needed in Congress. There are hundreds
of men IN his district able and willing
enough TO Gil his place in the House. Let
Kim show himself man Of deeds and not
of words Wigfall has gone into the ranks
dozens of members of Congress left their
places in the Capitol and joined the army
during the Mexican war. There is no
honorable escape FOR Loycjoy from enlist
ment.
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Supervisors Meeting.

4 special meeting of the Board Of SUI
pervisors convened pursuant to call on
Thursday of this week in Ottawa. John
Hose, Esq, was re elected Chairman Of the
Board for the ensuing year. The commit
tee of the late board, to whom had been
submitted the matter of erecting fire
proof bailding for the safety of the county
records, &c. submitted their plans and
SUGGESTIONS. Af:cr free and full discus
sion Of the matter, the whole subject was
postponed to the regular meeting in sep
tcmbcr, and TIE board adjourned
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Presidents war Prcclama alton.


proclamation:
WHEREAS, The laws ofthe United States
have been and are now opposed by several
States 10y combinations too powerful to be
suppressed in tho ordinary way, there
fore, call for the militia of the several
States OF the Union, to the aggregate num-
Der OF seventy five thousand, to suppress
said combinations and execute the laws
| appeal 20 all loyal citizens to facilitate
and aid this effort 10 maintain tie national
Union, and the perpetuity of popular go
vernment, and redress wrongs long enough
endured. The first service igned to the
forces will probably be to repossess the
forts, places and property that has been
seized from the Cnion.-The utmost care
will be taken, consistent with the object
to be attained, to avoid devastation and
destruction or the interference with the
property OF peaceful citizens in any part
of The country, and hereby command
persons composing aforesaid combinations
to disperse within twenty days from date.
l hereby convene both Houses of Con-
gress for the 4th of July next, to deter
mine upon what measures the public safe
ty and interest demand.
[Sisnedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President of the United States,
By WV. II. SEWARD, Sec'y of State
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MIssouRL-Will Missouri respond to the
Presidents call for troops. We thipk it
more than likely that the quota C. and
probably VIII be made up by volunteers
from St Louis and a few other points; but
not with TIE aid or sanction OF the State.
Webclieve the st. Louis R,paJican gives the
correct answer Of the State, as it will be
officially given, IN the following editorial:
We need rot wait thc answer Of the Go
vernon of Missouri TO this demand upon
the State for her quota OF troops. I"eps0
ne are ready 10 respoA't mar, utat H',Y ret not
contribute one regiment nor one company ter any
such purpose They will not make war up
on the South, nor aid in the attempt TO
re,ake Font Sumpter, or any other fo!t IN
the possession of any one of the States
which have asserted their independence.
They have, in every possible way, declared
their hostility to coercion in any form, and
if their suggestions have not been needed
by Mr.. LINCOLN and his advisers, the fault
is with him They are not responsible for
the civil war which he, acting in opposi-
ton to their advice, has brought upon the
country. Nor, it may be safely assumed,
will any one OF tie slave States Weld to
his demand Tor support, in mon or money,
for such a purpose. So far, then, as this
question of men is concerned Mr. LINCOLN
may rely exclusively upon the fanatics of
the North to raise and arm and eouib
them, and if he can suhjugate the south
ern States, or overrun them in reaching
the Forts to which he lays claim t will
only be after delusing the soil in blood.
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The Feeling Of the Country.

We throw together in column or so,
the substance of dispatches from all quar-.
tiers of the country, showing the feeling
with which the announcement that hos
tilities have been commenced is received,
and by which the opposing sections are
animated They offered abundant evil
dence that the war spirit in the north and
far South Is at fever heat, while the Dor
slave States appear divided in council,
some inclning to stand neutral, while
others show an unmistakable disposition
to ioin the standard of rebellion:
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From tie Missouri Democrat.
Emphatic from Mr.. Douglas

A few of Mr. Douglas friends, of this
city. who are lamentab!y tinctured with
secession sympathy, not putting full conf
eeuce in the dispatches to the pres, in
reference 20 his loyalty TO the Constitu-
ton, conci13ed to have direct communi-
cation with the Little Giant on the matter
Here is the plump Gna pungent reply:
WAsHINGToS, April ID, 1861.
10 r. T. Cotutenoy
Without having been consulted OF m
dorsing any particular measure, | am for
INV country and against all ASSISTANTS.
ic;oued / s. A. DOUGLAS
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largo meeting, irrespective OF party.
was held at Quincy on Thursday evening,
at which Hon l. y. Morris and Bernard
Arntzen made speeches, declaring their
determination to snppolt the Administra-
ton in the measures low undertaken for
maintaining tie Union and indicating
the honor of the American flag There is
10 division of sentiment at Quincy. All
parties have thrown behind them the past,
and are now a unit for the Union
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DErgEssI0S OF BUSINESS IL ESGLASp-A
private letter from gentleman IN Man
chester. England. received in Baltimore
saws. under date OF March 9th
What with bad crops last summer in
thi. country disturbed political affairs in
the United States, oyertglin. 10 India and
China. eet, have never seen commercial
affairs IN . worse condition than they are
IN En- gland at this time there j. a com
p'rte -taEnatIon both IN home trade and
shipping and where the first relief l. to
come from !, j. hard % determ;ne-Fer-
hars from the United States, a Il did in
the panic OF - s.
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" a$hiHgton, apfil ID
The followin. Is the form OF the call on
the respective State governments for troops,
issued through the War Department to-
day:
SIR Under the act of Congress for
calling out the military To execute the
laws Of the Union, 10 suppress ihsurrec-
ton, repel invasion, a C, approved February
2>th, .li@j, | have the honor TO request
your Excei.eucy to cause to be immediate
~ detached from the militia OF your
ate the QUOTA driguated ia the table
below, to serve as Infantry or riilemen,
for a period OF three months. or sooner il
discharged. Your EXcellency will please
communicate TO me the time about which
your quota will be expected a. is rendez
vous. as it will be met as soon as possible
by an o:iccr or officers to muster it into
the service and pay OF the United States
At the same time the oath OF fidelity TO
the United States VIII be administered TO
every officer and man. The mastering Off
GERS wiil be instructed to receive 80 man
under the rank OF c, mmssioncd officer,
who is In years apparently over forty five
or under eighteen, or who 5 not il physi-
cal strength and vi1or.
The quota to each State is As follows
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont Rhode
Island, Connecticut, Dsleware, Arkansas,
Michigan. Wisconsin, Iowa anG Minnesota,
one regiment each Massachusetts,, North
Carolina, Tennessee, two regiments each
New York, Il regiments; Pennsylvania,
10 re-imeuts OHIO, Il regiments; New
Jersey, Mary land, Kentucky and Missouri,
four regiments each; Illinois and Indiana,
SIX regiments each; Virginia, three regi-
uents 1t is ordered that each regiment
shall consist Of an aggregate OF officers
and men l..oo. The total thus 10 be
called out IS 1891 toe remainder Of TO-
900 men called under the Presidents pro-
clamation, will be composed Of troops in
the District OF Columbia
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CALIFORNIA SE2AToE.-Our last weeks
election OF Senator, was 10 the effect that
McDougalrs election has been set aside,
and new election was to to take place
Later adyices are, that another election
was again elected by clear majority.
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CHICAGO MUyICIPtL ELECTIoN.-Mr. Ram
sey, stra.gh out Rep, was ON Tuesday
elected Mayor Of Chicago, by about 1900
n,ajor;t,y, over Thos. B. Bryan, Esq, Union"
candidate. The war feeling, which was at
It's hight on election day, was the big lever
that helped Ramsey i'll by so large a maio-
ri;y. The Union men carried majority
of the Counc;lmen.
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Ea!; of Fort Sumter,

Since our last, pro ally the most in
portant event yet recorded in American
history has occurred-thc attack upon
and fall of Fort Sumter. OF course the
announcement will be news to none Of our
readers, yet a brief connected statement
of the affair may be acceptable. We give
on our outer form the history of the veg
citations in reference 10 the Fort up to
within few days of the attack, What
follows is the substance of Capt Double
days account Of the attack, defence and
surrender Capt. D., was one of Ander-
sons little band.
The demand 10 surrender VAS made on
the 18th, aud of course refused, although
they had eat their last biscuit two days
before. On the morning Of the 18th
word was sent that unless surrendered in
one hour FIRE would he opened, and the
rebels keIt their word. The first fire WIS
returned at six in the morning. Firing
was kept up hri-kly on both sides all day
Friday and Friday night. On Saturday
the officers quarters caught fire and the
magazine, and 80 bbls of powder were
thrown into the sea. Most Of the men
wasted their energies fighting fire all day
until deputatio;. from Charleston arrived
with white flag, and proposed terms OF
surrender. These were that Anderson
should be allowe, to salute his flag on
retiring, ard to 90 on hoard The vessels
outside the halbor with his men. And
on Sunday morning Anderson and his
band went on board the steamer Isabel,
whilst the rebels took possession Of the
Fort.
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Secession ASp AaALGAMATIoX -Ebenezer
EryEtou. Of Eo-cO1en, Y H., has rwo
iaU -h,ers-one maIgisd-ooth oil whom
have recently oioFed. one with French
Canadian. and the o:her with . negro.
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Gov Morgan sent a message To the Lo-
.isla:u!e OF the Presidents proclamation.
lie earnestly urged the Legislature. with
out delay. 10 confer the power TO embOdy
aud equip The militia for public defence.
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STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
NeW York g. LIVERPOOL.
y l. w q 9 O u s.

W OULH suouLs@ tassnr ad3e- Of Ottawa and yci-
w my ,iat size h-s received large and beautiful
HssoTIl-il.t %
SPRING And SUMNER MILLINERY GOODS,
L.iu rtI- ln Open. lac LadI,s' IJ-CtIoI
consisting TO. EB@-. CTats and >.iSs, Of every
sud rlaGr. ali E.Lc- @. Jaws and Linen Brasds ;;
u sst-' I-sts- "a. .T - Has, Easr Nets
sad br.-a Fga .is. aid great T4ge;, os.e. Head
u. s,sts-
:IIs. ylS visu1Dy tas ~,ery.hiag in tie Millinery
LIE Iat Byd4.4 aau Uru, d, so43d 10 ,-J
lltap as auy Her Dress Has = u4aTVe, vi
beauty AID -t-4Ure- asa ,tuur-Lr ~ - ysg-ty Of
siy.- .., s-l-5sBp.I yBI-i.I al J1-
e. Aiss, choice -s=O..u elk O. f.g@ers, Feir Or
I-aa.gI-s aEG E4-i.ss-
Ldirs EJ1-d 40 vel 20 call her stand, south side
OF MalB r.. door t.-t ga J4.ts "a LuckwVUd'S
IL afls..TS SJ-ly. ~ yr- pore. al. tis, where.
e. y-sI.Ig ala iI-s--Ir IL tie Lesics' and
Osl .a.A.oLAL.e ?. &C.. apo
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1t is suicidal to your interest purchase Clothing
before examining my stock. will seii,-
Coats Observation-Disclosures. -. from 81 % to $25 90
."''''---- W W
Hats and Caps. % " oo
thrt sell you the same quality OF Goods
for less money Than any House IN thus Guy, and ON an
examination o viii hnd the truth OF my
self evident
Thankful or the liberal patronage which have en-
ioy I'd for tie past six moHIs respectfully solicit
patto age tie iuture making my ann to merit It.,
by living up my motto OF
Large sales, small Profits. and Honorable
Dealing.
sy-r Two doors East of the City Bank. North OF the
court House. y. b. FISkE.
Ottawa, April Is, 1861.
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continually in peril If she is mad enough neglect
naItreet these sexual irregularities TO which two
thirds of her less subject.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same
MAN, NJ ID, OF New .ork, has twenty years used
successfully in extended private practiceimmedi
atey relieve without pain, all distn Dances O.! the Pc
r"dical Il sehargr, h-ther arising reia xation
suppression Ihey act IKE a chaLm ia removing The
pans that ACCOMPANY Diff immodcTa'e
aton ana are the only safe aud rel able remedy for
Fiu>hes, Sex Headache Pains in the L0iHs Back ard
SIDES, papiiatinn ol the Heart Nervous TrenOrs, ys
terc-- Sp srrs Broken sleep and other AID
dangerous eli c:s Of an unnatural conditin OF the
ual functions Ia the worst ses .! FIHoT AiLas
Whites, they effect speedy
TO WINS AND NATIONS.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS offered as the only
s.ie OF rene INK interrupted n-truation Tut
LADIES HtST BEAR ~ MIND
That N0t ,rry aunt, # taken when the interrupt
lion arises from natural t1ry vii u-ytibiy
prevent tie NprrGei r.ruts. This CAUr. ~ Is ABB
sOLUTtLY NECESSARY, tor su-h i the GisLey VI
Il. rli's t. original functions oi sexual
oiganizatjOn that they inevitably arrest the process Of
CESSATION.
Er4iicd dil e-tioHs at1tiag ,raea. and uten thy
shDatd nat BE- II, Wtls EACH oN-t!e Price DIT
GIr ,Gch Dor, cyntdist54g 81 Ps.ts.
i Sa;usDi- PanPl,t, 10 be hl free. OF the AGENTS.
Pills Set bg HtfH promptly. by enclosing psIce TO any
Agent. Sold Oy Druggists generally.
K. Il, HUiCIiNGS, Proprietor,
~ Cdar IT.. A~a0 lo.E.
Sold in Ottawa by D. WALKER, L. /. GIIGHS, aud
by Druggists every ahefe. APPLY
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CAL Iron the states Eor Troops.

The following is President Lincoln call
upon the Governors Of the respective
States for troops. 1t viii be seen the
Sou thern States are included in the call,
of course without the hope of any respond
ing, the President still acting Oh TIE poe;i-
cal assumption that all the States are
loyal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-20

The following proclamation has been
issued by Gov. Yates, convcning the Legs
latuIe Of the State:
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Spring s. Sumner Millinery,

f5rst ds5r restc q a. Lictey's Js,relry Sore
1 LARGE and beautiful assortment Of every style
- aud variety o. SPRING - SUMNER MILLINERY
GsUD>, bought ea,yty cash, the lowest pos
sIue price, and 90 o= sold cheaper than be bougt
is any o5h-r iause 80 Ottawa. ladies ia search Of
fashionable aud syis- Bsuu-.- .teJ ~ cal and
examine e. = goods ash i.rlcys. apo
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G l. O T II I N 6.

1t is suicidal to your interest purchase Clothing
before examining my stock. 1 will sei-
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With these claims tully acknowledged aud protected
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away Mr.. b." said TALL youth TO a
little person who was in company with
half dozen huge men, 81 protest you ARE
SO small did not sec you before" VERY
likely" replied the little gentleman: al nm
like sixpeuce among six copper cents,
not readily perceived, but worth the whole
Of them"