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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

RIO MANAGERS "A YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES
engagement OF city theatres to play light
comedy minor pars all the requisites thai make
good reader Salary object he wishes TO have tho ex
pecnce OF Food school from the profession he has adopted
Address g. j., Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
~ Sole PInrrloors Messrs. G. L. Fox & j. W Lingard.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT -, 1861,
An oGthe new nsaiion Diains entitled
JOCRisSE, THE JuGGLER
The roaring eomic Farce Of
THE ARrFuL DODGER.
AID The romantic Drama Of
THE PIRATES OF TIE SAVANNAH
firtifsday-Fast Day,
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ENHTTEU THE
SEVEN SONS.
SAA I'm AANA

SEVEN SONS
- SEVEN SONS.
Ihis iicomprebenssDh dramatic been
arranged In three without the slightest attempt cone
on OF plot continuity of action for the sole purpose N
Lnrnshlng amusement and provoking laughter
THE DISTINGUISHED DRAMATIST OF THE OCCASION
Hopes TO have of SURPRISING beauty
~ the following brilliant stars:-
MISS LAURA KEENB MRS. j. H. ALLEN
MISS SARA STEVENS MRS LOFTY TIOU(iI.
Mrs. CHANFRAU MDIES. MARIA AND AU
MRS. DILLON. GIS'TA
Mis-: MAlsLOWE. MISS FRANCES
MISS lone BURKE MISS EVERETT
MISS ROBERTSON.
MIR. J.. g. BURNETT MR. ]. H. STODDART
MIR. LEVICK, ME- DILLON
MIR. PETERS, MIR O. BURNETT
Mr.. DAILY, MIR BlLBY
MIR. MARLOWE MIR ilCUAR &c
THE MIiSJC TyJJs oil A ponRInA
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FRENCH ADVERTIsEMENTs.

VNANTED--RUFFLERs AND HEMMERS; ALSO MA
w chine hands to take work out.
METZ Co, AZ Broadway
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cox Il WILL GIVE THIS AMOUNT TO ANY ONE
we. who VIII procure for me siaaoa as Abide Camp
III regime Mt that expects the
Have been In military school for the past years Ad
dress r.. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

THE NEAREST WAY TO THE WHITE HOUSE.-AS
You pass up or Broadway, turn Grand
estward aud The first establishment you 10 is
CHARLEY WHITES place, ll3 Grand street.
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THE TRADES.

A PARTY ABOUT LEAVING FOR CUBA, WHERE HE
"A has resided ten years speaking English, French and
Spanish Wo1d Ike to take charge samples of Patents
able that island. Address Bassie, West Twenty
Gfth street. Best Of references GIVEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
w COOK IN restaurant or dining Saloon Has filled the
positions Of cook and steward in ships this
port Terms to be agreed after trial Address H. Hud-
son. 76 Division Sc
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WASTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAY AND GA
W dener, by young who can be highly mend
ed for honesty, sobriety and Industry objection
any part OF the country Apply Mr. Young at rs Worth
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26
Miscell
OTTAWA
Literary & Commercial Institute

yFyIIS Institution situated on the Main and
Il Couslbns streets, was organized in 1s5>, un-
der the most favorable auspices, numbering over hun
dred students For this unusually large patronage We
grateful, aud feel wiling pledge utmost
energies to satisfy the confidence thus placed in
The course of instruction this Institution is tho
rough aud actical, embracing fall Of study
preparatory to every branch OF business in lie,
admission TO any of the clauses "a college
The commercial course includes single and double
try book keeping, applied stock and partnership
books in wholesale and retail m-rchandsing and EN-
baking. commercial calculations, pcnniauship and
much other useful information usually taught in
has commercial colleges.
TL, student graG4iing from this department will he
well qualified for the practical duties OF the counting
room.
term of the third year viii commence on l!s first
''--'-' sxsTR.Jf,rOES
ISAAC STONE, ia 4 ~,
Principal, and Instructor in tie .ncsn; Languages and
tCicnres.
Principal in Commercial D, parnent, and Instructor in
fooS Ee.p.rE and Pvi..G.ua..!p.
Mrs. JULIA T. 3 STONE,
princ ipal -! the Grri1er Department and insrurtress
ia History, Botany Philosophy aad Astronomy.
Mss MARTHA L. BUELL..
Assistant. aId Iustrucry-s ia the Elcu>ilary Branches
REV. T. LORRiEALN.
Instructor ia the French Language and Literature.
Instructor u he German Language and Literature.
AGNt> SWAIN.
Instrnc r.ss in yoca, ana Instrumental Music.
TUITION a. FOLLOWS:
A scbel.r-hI in The SiEh and Normal Department,
per shIUrl o. tCriy ~seA-, az
4. GRAM. -r H~par.Urr'.... ............
Ia Intermediate Department,
s.oA r., ping French, Germ q, Music and Painting
Tuition ~ the tern I'm advance.
SO 81 all br wanting liable every student q
. mae tEr h. gH,-t attachments possible.
TIE sliu,ip.i ht- tso houses rent to parents o.
pupils. l,i5l i.STOsE ia, rr,nr,pgi.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26
Mr0irines.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

mas won for itself such renown for the cure IF
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
1t Is entirely unnecessary for rs to recount the
evidence Of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
p!oyed; As 1t has long been in constan. usa
throughout this section, we pccd not do ,ora fbar,
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
It ever has been, and that it may be relied on 20
90 FOR their relief all 1t has ever been found TO d,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

yrrtrf-,.... s ,- - Doe
~ % '' '" '.-- :, ".-E'
" .... 49, co. -. 80 -'-' a-' %. AH e"'
- ~ 'A---.' .-.- '''.'r' ID ..- 1#-rf7-'4e!- "s
g. -'' ''--'.' leg -.-.. H. --.ti -ir- t"'t.-h
--- -' Tie. ...'ai Oh, Re- 'a -"t
~ 80 o. - S1''. %. She St.is ~ l.--p!-. iu
~, -, On - ''' AID 1922 whereby
:. IA 81 -, ''l '..' '-''et i'r ."..'"''S De
-. 80 l., g-,i ~. $50 n ia e'~'.t; -; 'nr
iet o. -. So twenty ave %, ia Ottawa -, he
city OF Ottawa, 10 secure the payment ~ a r-T.a5
pIo'a-sory note rrrea described Tor the sum Of ,iy
iuutr.d and ,rz -y-og, collar. viz i-,,-, =
,si per cent Ter aitsaG aft-. maturity dated II,
t-E a. hal.s.. d. i-ti' -.g G= and payable ca ti.
i.-' Gay q" -''e'tr D. i~if, -iye hy iie said Ma
iLa,tr' l. "a-F L" i"v'.-s Il Cars. aHd whereas,
said iTusi decd ireFt> among ot.T things That ID
t7t 'i default la t- payment % said uutr, the said
tru~fte upon "li.ca-s. ot i.r, i.- holder, uG said
note a'ter t"Vs.'- @IF"rtei such s,.ie v days
"ee"y newspaper published IL u-ava, !a SAID co.l-y,
s auinT red and ltoafrtu sell s.I zeal ,st4t. ~
any pat i.tstcf. and al - s..I e3-ity OF re4sily-
ton o. said their Alr-, eS.cutols admins
traitors, assigns. a. public y,gG = 70 IN, b rj..
bidder :or cash. H. South door O.: III cort hose in
Ottawa ao.esaiI an. shall execute TO the rarcla,Ts
thereof deed deeds for t. ca.ey.,te IN Zee, -.
tis premises sold and ". -rs- defiant i,iI- h.,
T.aGs the payment OF sad note, and eg,...t.,,
having been made By ale trgal holder %. sI iis.- a.,
the SAID ir, &C. 10 sen said premises. in rr,.r - +
said rU>, decd
Nov therefore, rn-i,e i hereby ,rt-., b. Voc. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

rg HE undo signed has still large quantity o sl'tI-
did farming lands in Ia Sale and Livingston com
~ for sale. easy terms in trtCE. % irUU - 20 "
acres. purchasers may desire These lands at re
witin convenient distances Of the railroads and the
canal, and afford the best market facilities.
Ottawa the L. /. Il. T., aud Pontiac, the C.,
NJ r. X will be the most V"n~i.t places TO stop
for those wishing to examine the land. anybody III
either place can direct persons 20 my residence.
Bruce, August %. 1850. WILLIAM STEhNN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

saT H:.l. .
r. :, @x,f AF..FsaH .,
!. IsT see
I.P. SaSGgs.


Abstracts Oy mir.
1h|lNG = fui! and complete abstract Of 49, -
B z every pee. o. lana town lot ~. c-,vty,
gIic Il Kept gp every night, vr...
Eis, - sh0G, notice ari reasonably ab-fr-,
tits. i.1.Sl l. /. sANtjk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE or

FOR THE CC2C OF
Co'tire'ess, Jaw'aicr, Dyapep1io, Hs9tge-'fol.
Dy'cate5y FoW Stomach, Erys,ge'c-, Hcaarrle,
pies, Rheumatisn Eruptioag AMI sin Diseases,
Liccr Complaint, D,Q2sy, Tel'cr. Tl4aorg aaE
Sat Nc"n, HORNS, CERT, N@-oi,ir, a o
Dinner PiH anil tor PSUifyjR7 He Bl1J!.
They are sugar-coatcd, so that the most ecasi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and they aye the
best apcricnt in the world iJr a.. tie purpose, OF
family physic
Prico % cents per Boz; Five boxes Eo- 500.
Greatnumbcrs Of Clcrgyncn, Physicians. States
men. and eminent pcTOuo-cs, have lent their
20 certify the unparalleled usci.uc- crtu-sc
remedies, bat our space here viii not permit :Ac
insertion Of them. The AGENTS below named fur
hi i traits our AMERICAS ALNh";Diu which ;aoy
are .c.. with also full descriptions uf lIs ....e
complaints, and the treatment that a.3..l BE- .y..
loved fox their cure.
Do not be put of by unprinci?.cI dealers w.a
other preparations they make more p-glt uu.
Demand AYERS. and take no others. lac .ir..
want the best aid there IS for them, and they should
have II.
Al oUE remedies are f2r sale ly
D Val. .,, b.. i. a...... O.. B.. THOMPSON, and
VI J.. L--L, o...sH: e. g E.. % a co.. 'htcsgo.
a. ar-.rTE ... ,gr.y tyvs .. .-. r. IS. 5-uI2-3.u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26
jRsuranec.
ILLINOIS NTTTsLTIEE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL
wy ~,

PRINCIPAL OFFICE At ALTON. It.iND-a.
StToEtS AND MERCHANDISE G"es...s h.''-.7 an
- Furniture; Barn. ard Hay ans 'rr"'.i u'5' -
Mills, Shops, and her fuiihlUs-, W. IT, t'1s'-''
insured against IC}-1 or DAHA'rE ~ fl..7- -.
This Csa,any Ia, To- been il ~ -n=- ever u
wears doe, no; .,u. reiis-- ou: 81 th- stat; ms
paid nearly half u.;.on d"''sr- ~ go -
nisl.ed insIr.nc. t" It's reuhr- :"- -. i' -
the price charged by the be-; -teck t'"fl.' 80 '
the largest srd secured capital ~ Hy hri i'S
Company in the West.
insured ur,:'r ~ p-eiiiI ; STEM 49, - i''-' ''-'
NINETY EAY5-
Merchant. can now have HER s=oa'~ i"s'rea IL t''
Illinois Mutual ard IL ei ."E-- ar..iT Z t- :
money az a. 10 promised ~ any, "ti-i t'-'' any
To the Farmer ard N. Ne ht;"- ~ i"s]F, IS
become sI.;. H-n,~oJe, A---gTa.',r n vi. =. At
against tie 81 S. ~:'. certainty t's' Il DE-
siroyei they S;U receive tie ~''!- ..ooHt sis;re-
without TT e.tioa. - SUssc-s.irsS siIf.
IL has as.o.s IA i..arTaC- t"utp.'1H 10" -" 2 -
pie oFN sHot-snEC=''s saving lsF-r -t'' u! ~
that would cthcrvi-. be taken sHt - f"'e- tol'.',
With all ,S.,e iIAacsTn- LIS, VINO c-a leo" t-5' -
remain uninsured,
BO4RD or DTEECT"ES:
r. X Hart Sar..rI ate II y. billings. u '-
Timothy Turner, Ivan iLl'.' 49, "N'.tI - -
Henry Lea John Atwood J. r-h"s!i-- 10 - 80
y Long Elias HitharJ, Francis \ n'-a-.'iI' 49, e
KeIenbsrssr, - a. ttrao.,-- ,,N.., .y,..-:,,.
a G. ATWOOD, :~.y.tury-
JOHN ATWOOD, los: &tcfetdF5-
JOHN BIAISDEII.. Gr4-T"f -ig@"f.
JE HOWARD. A~S'I H;@7@,"1 -tyfb,- .,
WI. ~ TECk- 4I-rt- NtftcI
H. A CHASE, It.Tr.h--
AgrHTE " Uii.i:- Ia -oLs-
l. hEIrIY. y nfftSf
nov1e1, NUlCAY BLANCHARD, La s'i'E'.
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ssouAs: Books: Books

/ T z J. GRiTG;S' DREG Nd EOOH STORE
t-f EECEiNfo the largest stock of Bocas and s;a-
- uongry ever brought 10 ottawa.
school Books of every variety;
Stationery OF all kinds;
.aH !.eans Of Paper, such rs Note. Letter,
Cap BIZ Cap, Legal Cap Book Cap, &c;
Plain and Rolled Paper, of Ill kinds
Cards OF ali kinds colorci Card Board;
Drawing Paper, in rolls and IN Sheets
Envelopes, all sizes and colors-siso opaque;
Mer1orandums. Diaries, States &c.
B!ans Books, of all sizes and varieties.
GIFT Books. ANIMALS. Albums, Portfolios, &c.
Children's Books and Primers.
Books that not in Town II re ordered as wanted.
ncI L Y GEIEES N1f.innr,'S lncE-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

sheet Music.
900 PIECES of Sheet Music just received max
| Z\Vt ing my stock very lar &c OF Songs, Duets,
Ouartetes WaItz-s Pokas, Marches, and SchOt,sches
liberal discount to teachers. good stock of In.
s,r,ction Books. IdecI0l T.. Z. SRiGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

F.ICsiS y >1S.;;:.

FsfiE undGr> gned has l,tnn acres :" choice uninl-
L prove farming Lands, in L. Sale AID Living Ton
Counties, for SAFE, Oh easy terms.
myI GEO. AVERY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

ftCsiN = >ISs.;;:,
ILLINOIS LAND AGEN CT.
Lands bough, and sold Commission. faN.- PAD,
Ab-tracts TIKI furnished Collections ina., Invest
merits made in Government or other IAnd- Money
Loaned OTTAWA August 5, 1884.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

lSEJ;c1 MANHOOD.
II s-sS..ssfY HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
ssss.-sSr inst {UL,iNied. in a. y tfIef EHrelop.
A LECTURE on tie nature, treatment, ard radical
N cure Of Spermatorrno,a, or Seminal Weakness,
Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary Ennis
sious, producing lmpotency, Consumption and Mental
and Pl steal Debility.
by ROC. J. CULyERWELL, MD.
The important fact that the nv al consequences Of
self abuse uay be efect.. removed without internal
medicines the dangerous applications of caustcs in
strUments, mcdicattt b"ugeS, and other empirical de-
vices, is here clearly demoas'ratcd and the entirely
AID ighl, successful treatment. adopted the
celebrated author, fully explained ny means OF which
every is enabled to cure mself perfectly, and at
the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the adyer-
.ised nostruns Of the day This Lecture will prove a
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post pTid, the
cei;,t Of pcsaCr stamps, hy addressing Dr. CiAS.
J &. KLINE, $50 First Avenue, New York, Post Box
l..>j. aug2j-lv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

sSsys..
IA AK. Paper, China, and India Rubber Dolls and
W Doll Heads. from > cents to 20. PAPER Dolls and
Furnites- Also, large stock of Toys the Drug and
Book Store of ocSl Z. Y. GRIGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26
s.AsTus
WoOlen LIanufacto !!

rtsHs und.rsss t..e this method Il inform n nier
old cts,CE.r-- arI a. '!t EsL"Es.J, tssf are
patug t-it1' -rt AIS =. ing 'teraer. that
~ ,h,. t.,i 4'u-at
tr.scs bas- s'y or-: The demand '-- Goods
tis additions. Machinery. ari i'Y. g,ys
satisfaction iauE-' o. Hcn.rn troG.i- Tor Vol.
We have, aue q" rot intern - card lsfc WOO!
portion g. '.ft, -.i i ;Dr al s"a DIr goods
warranted ~ sfi- r--p.T and .'-" Tor durability. We
\ =. rI5Un.- q .s' tur N.ooi- f-r-giy lie fol-
losing = o. Go"s- !i--Ny C.-r-s--, .-e.-
J-su-, fsu..l- e. ,-rrH ssr-. Hsrz=f-. a1I STOCK
TX Con. .: s- attention -i NJ pail o. 'aasi,g
Yam orders wsA - t- 'or 81 tee Ger-. CRATES and
..Eds ~ Yarn I,srI Jrd<r Esse EIj--,, Ri
Cl.4A-d. Add ~ Iaes.-aa-r-. Gur merchants
49, n.avrs, = rs i; lois g. il,eH pounds ard l,-
wards mo ~fs..''y Yarn, 49, o. ;tg .j... ,4Gs
goo'i., or ib-rs terms Tor ea>5 O.. Wi. s.so.
taTd,ng and Spinning
WI - d'u- ~ 7i- o. - os ari .gEaf4-, az J. t. IS
rsE.s yer pCLud-
Custom Carding iE,o Rolls
- 3. e rrr- 81 tx .s.t- pound Ia-.- f~ach,aes
ue ,a;iei .a-~ Do t'.e bret Oh. Cards and u..A a
fssg rApv~-aae ls-4-- o. g aspect tar= goes ra7i.
t'L-. No. 1e t-- .r.a D-Ya-s- or -a 49,.
Is returned tr.r t.- .....i. t.a. do
ft- %.r.- ire r.T -s--t ..- -.-.- -. 3D. from
ll-..t a.. I-@r- ~ - 7---- .- -r.H ~ -.....-.
Woo. -E-'a-.i :'- - .-- ..- -- = ta above Kinds
o.. sf-".- 4a.D f-. s.- '.f peg .-l-r RIA, 10 -.4-
~ i--.ra-' -H '-tasst AID ,- .-l. ri 30; !, aa
49,. @.'- l.~.'. -;a-s-. 4-.'l..sIs rH ,r .-r-
N- -. leo -..- .... So ...- g.. 80 CFtio-a
rr" f"-r.. % Dos ----...4. ~-4 -r-. a= DISH.
base s''rr -r.l4rs .'a- -.-rE .. .- .- W. has.
/ sa.I q. s---s 81 al ..-i~, IH.sl5. ! a b.. g. lE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

sisr:ssEcS.
4 FEW nice ones for framing;
"a A few nice ones for copying;
Two S:ereoscopes ami Plates.
At the Drug and Book Store Of focSl E.Y GRIGGs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26
School Books 7


4 LARGE and complete stock of the different kinds
n of School Books that used in the city and
country schools, just received and for sale low
scpI r. Y. GRiGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26
k.-E,u,.rv n,,,; Nu,u.

k'":sHMN"fy anu SOtps.
T UB1S'S Extracts, Ccognes Extracts, Toilet Soaps,
4 Beached CASTLE. Colgates Honey Soap, Sachets,
Puts, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Powders, &c, &C.
OPS II v.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

CilHcIes.
II SEFUL and Ornamental. such as Money urses
= Card Gases, Cabas, Pen Knives, Tables, &c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26
Real estate.
Valuable CITY Property for Sale.

VaIUaDfe Oily Property fUr %dics
THE under signed offers for sale the valuable proper
Il ~ upon which he now resides, being Lot i. Block
S. States Addition, situated the corner of Column
bus and Washington streets, near the Supreme Court
Building
There is good dwelling, wagon rnaker's shop, and
blacksmith shop, with well, ciStern &C. ali IN good
order, the pIenlisss.
Also, Lots and ;, in Block H. HaHroid h"d'tioh 10
Ottawa. being the southwest corner OF tie hocH' 'h
situated on the corner OF Columbus aud Jolet Streets
north the freight depot. There - good Two story
dwelling hOus. the corner lot.
As the undersigned has strong inducements present
ed TO him TO change his business lie wiz SET the above
property at blrstin. Isep=2I PATRICK FANNIN"'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-26

o. Il k..I5 done oa z-o-. NOTICE by
si,SirT { DOW.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-03
The Eourlhtf Jplv

The indications are, that the fourth Of July
will be celebrated in very few places in South
Carolina and os(tf p,canbcrs OF the Con fe,lc.
rate States. % pys1snt year.
The uoubIed ces,djlton Of the country, ari,.
ing hom the Existence OF active warfare, af.
fords some reason for the omission to recoy-
nize the anniversary of our Independence and
freedom from British tyranny but the other
ground which las been urged ~ MI excuse for
the neglect Of this day. L., IN our Judgment.
futile aud wholly insufficient. We are -, much
entitled to celebrate the fourth Of July "A any
present member oi the United States the day
belongs to US as well as It does to them Viz.
giha, North and South aroiinA and Georgia
formed part OF the glorious old Thirteen :;
anu III separating for good cause from their for
mer coniede' aies, they do not necessarily ,h.ks
on The recoliections Of the glorious events md
Incidents which marked their common indepen.
dence. The iourtlk OF July is now, and alwsy.
has been. a. much the anniversary Of th. In.
dependence Of each individual syo,ereiou Stat.
as il IS, or was, the anniversary Of ,b. Inde.
pcndence OF the United States 1t may be ap.
propriat.iy celebrated either as q national i,bi.
lee, OF by each State In eommemoration of IL.
Sovereign Independence
ln justice TO our furefsihers it should not be
Abolished but respected aud comm emorated
as long as South Carolina dates her freedom
and Sovereignty from tie year, i776.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-03
Arrest of a Deserter.

The Ssi Cat Committee Of Vigilance, in
this pistict, Oh SUNDAY last, arrested Richard
Anants, DR., pirate in Capt. Hough's Com.
pnny of Volunteers from Chesterfield District,
Col "isbs Regiment. on the charge Of dcser.
ton from his Regiment aud sundry other mis-.
demcnno's committed in the neighhorhood IN
which lie was arrested. The Committee, con
sistulg oi an intelligent ani honorable body of
senneTucn, after carefully hearing the charges
against him, decided to commit the offender
70 Jail to be confined until the proper authori'
ties eau he advised of his whereabouts aud
bring him to account ss a deserter. They &C.
cord'"giy lodged him in Jail at this place on
Sunday evening last, where he now il.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-03
From w ashington.

WAsHISGroS, June 23 3-Gen. Beaure
gard Is e'identIy preparing to advance -
Ills position Is u good one. Judges ,uy
'here "iii be no battle for some Weeks vet
a req"is'ton Is To I've sent To Indiana for
four additional regiments. IL Is believed
'he G"rcrnnient wIiI not Interfere with In.
urc c"ur>c of law in the rnsu Of the priya-
teer Savannah The case Of the cor,i.mnrd
schooner Irypic Wind will probably be
appealed To the u > Eour.. IL i. lid thu,
Hcnasor Crtrndeii " i'll offer his compruuIi,e ,e
To Congress, acc"mpanicd Aitn the threat
OF the secessi"n Of Kentucky il il is not
adopted.
The Government will soon issue orders
preventing the army and navy from per
forming service as slave carchers.
Andre" Johnsun has arrived here and
cln!rIs to represent East TENNESSEE.
IL .s reported that the navy j., TO b.
doubled. Also that Congress ia To All,
pend the writ "f haJeas corpus ut an early
nay.
WARRINGTON. June 25-The State De.
p'r'm.mt "a, Received - despatch saying
that General Beauregard recommend, a
guerilla warfare IN Western Virginia
Batteries have been panied at every
available point between Manassas and TIE.
l.'nc"!n lines. The SoutherneIs seem To
forget the fact that wnrn Scntt issue, or.
drr- for the Lincoln forces to advance they
can readily avoid Manassas
The Go, erninent has posses ,iun Of the
TELEGRAPH, and viii not peru il tue pub,Icu
Non of Amy movements.
jim Lame viii re'urn TO Kansas i'm a few
days /" organize his brigade, TO conss. Of
i"ur Teginen.s of inf'Blry, six COMPANIES of
cavalry, "nd six companies OF artillery
montgomery IL To COMMAND a regiment -
ii'hes proclamation calls tue ci liens Of
Kansas 10 arms. and announces his iut-n.
ton to aid tho UnionisIs in Arkansas. Lou.
isiana aud Texas
Gen Met LELAND and his staff ho.e or
rived at Grafton. lie has ISSUED II procI,
nn'ion, deprecaling guerilla warfare. and
announces that all gucr,lias will b.. drnIt
Win ncc"rd'ng IL the severrsi rule, of mil
i'nry Ia", nud all per-Ons giving aid or in
formation To the SOuthernrrs Viii b.. n. "a
:" tie Closest confinement. All p.,,ou.
bearing arms. e.crp, tncy b. oi known Inv.
atty, will he arrested for examination.
Letters per steamer 4 frica say tina, oro.
hunher, oi privaieeIs are nl.inv OUT for ,h,.
tonfcdera'e service, ani solle unye uIr,,dv
left - Mercury.