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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18

HAUNTED-The La Sale Press saws the
Little Rock coal mines, in that vicinity,
are haunted, and the people living there
abouts have become frightened and are
vacating the neighborhood, leaving the
supernatural tenants in undisturbed pos
session. 1t ssaid his Satanic Majesty runs
the engine all night, fast and furious -
A gentleman somewhat acquainted with
the qualities Of the engine says, 8 if it runs
at all, it must be by the Devil, for no one
else can run it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18
CHICAGO MARKET.

THURSDAY, Jan. Is, 1862.
FLoUR-Fair extra spring wheat s3.55a3.S0
WHEAT-Sales No ! spring TIC; No 81; re-
jected 53c.
CoRN-Sales old mixed Csc; new lSc-all in
store.
OATs--l6c in store II on track.
RYE--Sales No at % 34c.
BARLEY---3O SAC on track.
SEEDs---Timothy sI.45 l.55 fax sl.4G; clover
l.50.
LIVE HoGs---Demand active Sales So IS $50
dividing on 200 Id dressed $3.50 2.S5.
BEEvEs---2 90 2.65 on foot.
HIDEs--Salted Sic; dry sailed 9c dry flint
IL a l2c,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18
LOOK AND READ!

PATCHIN'S MAGNETIC OIL has proved of so much
value community for throat disease it should be
known. For 0rtheria and Putrid Sore Throat, hun
dreds and thousands testify to 1t. goodness for
speedy relief for Group and Qunsy or Enlarged Tom
sils it is great; for
Bronchial -1fectionS,
Dy inhsng and using it as directed it has proved to
be without rival. And for various other purposes 1t
and do testify to its merits Please try IT, and
then condemn, spread its fame. To avoid decep-
ton, it is put up in nice panel bottle, with
the name PATCHIN'S MAGNETIC OIL" blosn in
the bottle. the price of % per bottle and
be found druggists in cities and towns in various
parts OF the country. Ottawa ILL., by NJ. kneussel,
Druggist, Main street. All orders addressed TO C.
PATCHIN Chirago H., Post Box 400 will receive
prompt attention. I3mO:pd-ocl9.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18

On. AND LAMPs-MAKE A NoTE.--Our
friends Dimmicls d Maybury, La Sale st,
authorize us to give the public and the
rest of mankind notice, that no establish
ment in Ottawa, or anywhere else this
side of New York, can sell better, cheaper
or purer article of coal oil than they can, or
has q greater assortment of lamps or can
sell them cheaper. Mind that See their
advertisement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18

ARRIVED The arms for Col Cushman's
regiment, which we noticed as having
been shipped from New York two weeks
ago have arrived, and the boys are now
ready to pitch in They are from England,
and said to be splendid article. We also
note with pleasure the addition of quite
number OF recruits to the regiment during
the week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18
Special II otifcs.
NOTICE.

To CoAsuntpfiges
THE Advertiser, having been restored to heai'h IN
very few weeks by a very simple remedy after having
suffered several years with iung affection and
that dread disease Consumpte.-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of enre.
To all who desire it, he will send cory OF the pre-
ser,pticn used Gree Of charge with the directions for
pyep.ripr and using the same, which they will ma
.rsE curE for CoSsrNPrIoS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &c.
The only object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
r;,,ion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread nfor
,.,;on which he conceives 20 be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy it will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Ro9-3mo. Kings County, New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18
OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, Jan. 49, 1862.
Flour-Winter wheat, *2a2. 25 pr loo; spring
extra, sl7. 5a2. spring W fine LIS.
Corn Heai-40a5oc pr. 100.
Uheat-Winter,7 lB75; spring, 67a5Sc
Cor1-Shelled, l5c for 6Olbs cal l5o 75lbs
Odts-l5c for So lbs.
Bariey-25c for As lbs.
Rye-25c.
Ifzaothy .>ee,i-Sl.50.
Potatoes-2ja30c. p. bush.
E1qs-l2c.
Butter--Sal0c.
Gait SkiHs-5c-
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Taxes Faxes. {.

The taxpayers of the town of Ottawa will please
call the office Of A. b. Smith, where the Town Col
ector with his books will be ound at all times anxious
to receive taxes The time being short for the
collecting, and fearing that portion of the payers
will be inclined wait until the last days of grace the
Collector would say that he is in hopes that tax
payers will put him extra of ia trouble col
lecting their taxes. ldec2SI EDWARD BUTLER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18

Col DrCKEY's REGIaEST.-We notice by
a telegraph despatch the other day that
this regiment has gone to kentucky
Another despatch says, part of the regi
ment is performing police duty in Cairo
while by the ST. Louis Republican we
learn, that portion of the regiment has
been sent to Commerce to attend TO any
visits which jeff Thompson may see ft to
make to that village
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18

ISEIsPESsAELE-If you want healthy.
light bread, biscuit and pastry of all kinds,
use only D. D. Deland & Co.'S Chemical
Saleratus 1t is truly the housewives
favorite,' and is indispensable in produc-
ing the above results You can get it of
all respectable dealers everywhere, and Of
wholesale Grocers in CHIEF go.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18
Rihle Meeting.

THE Annual Meeting of the La Sale County Bible
Society will held the First Congregational Church,
Wednesday January 22d. at P. All friends of
the Bible are invited to attend. An Address may be
expected. T. n. ROBERTSON, AGENT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18
OTTAWA 4 rec Graber .
LOCAL. MATTERS
Tax Receipts.

We have, as usual, handsomely printed
blank tax receipts for sale, of all needed
sizes.
Also, special receipts for the dog tax.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-18

4 coal man named Curler, we learn, had
his arm broken on Saturday by his horses
taking fright and TIE wagon passing over
him.
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Important to Builders !!
JAS. COLWEIL < r.ROTHEp.

JAS. COLWEIL. ~ BROTHER,
Architecls, Builders, and General House
Carpenters,
DEG to call the attention of the Public 10 thei-
ID advan tages and facilities for cheapIy and promptly
executing all contracts in their line. having lately
added to their Establishment Jefferson Street, in
Ottawa, large amount OF Machinery for Planning,
ing, CROWN sticking Moudincs, &c. they conf
dent they execute contracts rates defy
petition They buy all their lumber direct from the
Mills in Wisconsin and Michigan, and Hardware from
the Manufacturers at Wholesale that builders will
be saved heavy percentage in these articles by deal
ing directly with them.
They respectfully refer to the following gentlemen,
well all others for whorl they have executed
tracts:
Hox- s. W. CHEEvER Mayor of Otta-0a,
Hos. DAVID WALKER, Es- Mayor
JOHN F. NASH Esq,
JOHN A. HE'S, ESQ,
GILBERT GOFF. Esq.
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BOOTS Sc SHOES.
othin q.
HATS AND GAPS,

Wool ard Fur Hats Of all Styles from IS to - ~
SILK and Cotton Plush Caps, from os5 to 2bs
In fact, every desirable style OF Hats and Caps ..
Eastern Prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-13
3 5a.5 KEOKUK IOWA WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 49, 1869

Z Bat. my friends, | am speaking longer
than Intended. Twill trespsss no longer
upon yonr kindness, but viii only renew
to your profound and heartfelt acknowl-
edgments for this distinguished mark of
your friendship. and beg you to believe
that will cherish the remen brsnce or
this visit as one of the most pleasing in
cidents Of my life III n
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4 RRIfAl.S AND DEPARTURES
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northern Train isavss daily .Suuds, ssxcerted) OF
s1p. m. and arrives st 40 p ~.
M~sse m Train lea.~s dsiiy lenBdayk ~xeept~d1 n
TOO aud aIoe p. aud arrives 1900 Ii. and
500 .. m.
At Hamilton Depot, ,Trainson the " asssL Alley
RaiiroadArrlvsda daHy, ,sacspa ssndsys, s,4o'eioesp.
n-,and dspsrtdsiiy Sundays s,e. % IA.
Basssssonsscs vhLthts city E6
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BY thisroaas, RrsiyAts or all descriptions can be
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bss& viih 6tsa0eD, ~ wAtcA 0oode ean tDfevwoSd-
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AereAaAts and hhpksxs ent rpaiint M inn snerta
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The Hates ~ 4 re igAtlt1
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LIVE STOCK.

Uroyersa aud Farmers vii hnd Ihir the m 0, adva n
tsge ouS r0ute for Live Stock. Cspae oaa YARDS oil
waiered and supplied with every convvni~ ucs hass
bsehopencu OIL thstine an itkconnecLop and every
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where will befoundeyefys cpnyepie nce for fssdins
aad restng choice u offered OF the FHfLAIEE
This also be found the rtest qpiok est ~
NEST direct route for Stock to New Allen.
tounl-ard y III fewer chs thAn amy oihsr. Ia
kNOCH LEWIS, e GencrsTSupt Altoona pa
y. I. HOuPT, Gen Tick et Agt. ,Phiiadsiphi
H: II. HOUSTON, Gen 'iFrsightAgt, ,Phiixds lpAia !.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-03-13

pO-LEUr. WoRDEN, who had command
of the iron-clad steamer Monitor, which
ran down and chased off the Merrimac from
Hampton Roads, and saved our feet there,
is the gentleman who bore the dispatches
for the Reinforcement of Fort Pickens, at
the outbreak of the rebellion, by which that
important Fortress was saved. He had to
travel overland. He committed his dis
patches to memory, and then destroyed
them. When he arrived 1t Pensacola he
told Gen. Bragg he had soms verbal COM
munications from Secretary Cameron fol-
Capt. Adams, the senior Naval officer in
those waters. Bragg permitted him to &C
aboard Capt. Adams's frigate. That nigh
Fort Pickens was re enforced, and it was
opportune, too, for the next day Bragg in
tended to attack it with alarge force. Lieut.
Worden was arrested by the rebels or hi
way back to Washington, and confined In
I'll . short time since in Southern prisons
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-03-13

DG1-The Editor of the Gazette makes q
terrible bIoo in his last paper about some
gentlemen having visited a couple Of persons
in the Southern part of this county, who
are generally regarded as Secessionists, and
who, by dint Of hard persuasion, they in
duced to take the oath, not to support Lin
coins Administration, butthe Government.
The Editor thinks it wa an outrage on the
Democratic party! Mr.. Gazette, do you
mean to identify such men as these with
the Democratic party? Come, be frank
Do you regard Mr.. Martin Van Buren,
Monroe as a good s1ponan t Of your kind Of
Democracy
Mr.. Gressinger, bless your dear soul l.
that transaction is regarded as ajoks,-sim-
liar to the one perpetrated on yourself the
other day, by some friends. "Only this.
and Nothing more" The effort on your
part, Mr.. Gressinger, to make something
dreadfully serious out of it only makes you
ridiculous. That is all, Mr.. G~ressinger.
-~By-the-way, how does it come that you
publish only such speeches as those Of Bay
ard and Salisbury in your paper? JOHNNY,
you know, was a Breckinridger and Thu
was to be expected of him. Now, couldn't
you, Mr.. Gressinger, as a good Dougls'
man, give that lamentsd Senator's last
speech to the readers Of the Gazette2
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The Peculiar Institution.
From the N. Y. Tribune, 7th inst.l

lfrom inc N. I lrlpuue, Tn nsLI
No one who knows the American people
can fail to be convinced that the main rea-
son why so many of our loyal and patriotic
citizens are averse to sanction any measures
for getting rid Of Slavery is that the true
character ofthe institution is very imperfect
ly understood by those who are personally
strangers to its practice and effect. Gould
the thing itself be once clearly seen in its
naked deformity, there is not an honest or
ever a moderately decent mar in tho Repub-
lie, outside Of the vast pecuniary interests
| and influence which sustain Slavery where
it exists, who would not unhesitatingly raise
| his voice or give his vote to hurry it to swift
destruction, as . curse, q stigma, and q
shame to Christian civilization. But the
public mind of the Free States has been SO
lrtfully mystifed by phrases, and d%enials,
and protestations, and all manner of special
pleadings and sophistical cant, that many
we'll. meaning and not otherwise unintslli-
gent persons really believe that Slavery, il
not benefeent to the community at large, II
yet, after all, Q harmless, easy, picturesque
and patriarehal dispensation, sanctioned tc
some extent by Scripture, and not offensive
to morals or to that common justice which
all admit ought to prevail between man anC
man. To such people, the zeal and earnest
ness and persistence of the opponents O
Slavery are utterly ineomprehensible, be
=, cause they have no conception of the Ions
and irresistible array Of facts on the subjec
} which are constantly present to the mind
of Anti Slavery men, who. for the mos
part, have themselves, at some period o
r their lives, passed through exactly simila
. states of blindness and misrepresentation
into the clear light Of truth, where tn
monster is visible in all its odious, disgust
u ing, and alarming features.
7 As . specimen Of one Of these features
t we ak the attention Of candid, thoughtful
and decent men to the following extract fror
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nrTHn DANy1LLE .REv1Ew.-We 4

pG-THE DANvILLE REvIEw.-We d.
rect the attention Of our readers, and espe-
oially all Presbyterians, to the card of Rev.
DR.. Breckenridge, on the outside Of this
paper, in relation to the Danville Quarterly
Review. The Secessionists, in Kentucky
and elsewhere, are trying to crush the no.
bic old man. Let subscriptions from the
loyal men and women Of the country pour
in until he shall cry, ''hold, enough ~ The
National cause has no more able and fear
less advocate in the country than DR.. Brock
inridge. Loyal Presbyterians, especially
should feel it thor duty to sustain him.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-03-13

DU-THE 43D AT WoRK.-We copy, in
another column, from the Cincinnati Com
l~nercial, the details, 80 far as received, o fthe
operations of Gen. Pope's command, in
frosst Of New Madrid. The 4sd occupied a
monument position.
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SHERXFFrS sale.
Tuesday, March IS, 1899

Tuesday, March Is, 1893,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. n, and I o'cioeh
NJ, Of said day, lhe following described Real Estate,
wit:
Section 4, Township 0, Range 0; thence South with
MY Uutchmen, LOOMS Michigan .--.I
|, Bankers Chicago cavalry, and the Sd
4th Ohio regiments. The post Of honor,
under Gen. Mcclellan in the West,
7 assigned to McCoek's regiment. They
Q ordered to the reconnaissance under .
rp fire from artillery and ri1emen, the re-
under Of the force was held in reserve with
range of the rebel guns. While the
ve Dutchmen deployed as tirailleurs on
glacis, in the forest and in the midst OF
heavy abbatis, driving back the rebel
mishers, the reconnaissance officers were
/ forward under the eye Of General Nc
Han. i
len. Rosecrans, distinguished by his uni
h and splendid horsemanship, dashed
ne up the mountain side on the right OF
rebels, and there made observations up
which was projected his scheme to turn
rebel flank. Col. Key, Lieut.. Pos, lnow
onel of volunteers, ! Typographical officer
he staff, and a dare devil scout, n Dix
from Pennsylvania, pushed into the
ge of the enemy's works under a warm
As they proceeded the fire grew hot
and the rebel balls sped uncomfortably
,e to Col. Key. Dixon remarked that
!; rebels were aiming at Key, who was uni
med, and advised taking. to cover, At
Il instant a ball passed between them.
10Th Dixon, Colonel, that fellow is shoot
. at you" pointing to q clump Of culver
, bushes up the mountain side. where
,d-ls he?" quoth Key: ~ want . shot
iich he had borrowed for the occasion.
sother ball brushed his ear, when DiIor
lied him behind an embankment on thu
: YER side Of the road, where they watched
chances to shoot. 4,
Meantime, Col. Fred. Lander, then a vol
-,teer Aidoto Gen. Mcclellan, stalked dow
i Q road below them to the very heart OF tn
rye, where he deliberately stopped in tn
sd and made his observations with start
g sang froid. For some i~nscrutable rea
n the rebel marksman ceased firing at tn
BILE target before them, when Lander turn
coolly took off his hat, bowed to the en-
Nv who covered the parapet not two hun
ed yards above him, and started back, tn
bells re-opening a scattering fire. Colone
ey, observing Lander, Immediately, let
YER, and moving down the road met him
th that simplicity Of manner which thos
e ,ly who know him intimately can appre
Ne, said, Sol. Lander dbl sho,o an
pusual emotion under fret" the rebt
hrksmen at that moment striving to X
. Ie two heroes. Here wasa picture worth
1.-THE days o fromance. The war has fu
shed no more splendid illustration Of dew
bp and courage. 1t was witnessed and a.
> auded by hundreds Of both armies. II
!. llant Lander, himself, recounting Il
: trious colloquy in the gorge, remarked wit
+ laracteristic vehemence, Col. Key Is
ave q man as God ever made
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-03-13

a SG-Thore will be a meeting at the Court
House, on Saturday evening, at 6 o'clock
for the purpose Of organizing . "Horss
Thief Detecting Society"
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advertisements
EIeCMIO1.'S Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Coz!
IN for Belmont county the undersigned was appointed
and qualified as,Executor OF the estate OF William Evans
decea-ed, late Of Belmont county, Ohio.
All those indebted to said estate are requested 10 maxi
Immediate payment, and those having claims against said
estate arc notified 70 present them for settlement within
one year from this date. -
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Marrisa.

HUMPHREY-PENN-On the 18th ult, by Rev. d.
NJ. Holister, MIR. John Humphrey and Alvina Penn.
PRICE-DUNN-On the 4h inst, by Rev. 8. Seig-
fried, MIR. GsOrye A. Price and Miss Arminia X. Dunn,
Of Flushing Township.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-03-13

pvrLast night, in the wee sms' hours,
ayant the 'twal," some gentlemen treated
Us to some delicious music, under our win
dow. Call round often, gentlemen.