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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-12

BuRGLARY.-On Monday night the Family
Grocery Store of Mr.. Raab, west Of the
Ravine, in this city, was entered and rob-
bed by gang of burglars. They gained
admittance into the store by removing
several Stats from a window blind, then
raising the window, and afterwards, from
the inside opening the door. Finding the
money drawer locked, they entered the
room where Mr.. Raab and his wife were
asleep, and took his pants and her dress,
the latter, probably to get hold Of the
keys, as Mrs r. usually tended the store.
The pocket book OF Mr.. X. was taken,
little change from the money drawer, his
account book, some coffee, tea, a sack Of
-four, gun, &c, and key Of beer
emptied, showing either that the robbers
were enormous beer drinkers or that
there was crowd Of them. They must
have been in the store quite a while before
Mrs r. finally walked up and gave the
alarm, upon which the rascals instantly
decamped Mrs. RS dress, the account
book, and two bank checks for a pretty
large amount, taken from the pocket book
were next morning found few blocks
west Of the scene of the burglary. Mr..
K s entire loss was about twenty dollars.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-12

The 4rH IN THE CouNrRY.-Although OF.
taya was rather dull on the 4th, there
were interesting celebrations at several
points in the neighborhOod. There was a
basket pic mic at Debolt's Springs in the
town OF Rutland, which was ve.y largely at
tended We publish on our outer form q
tiu.ey conservative and patriotic ad.
dress delivered by J. HIsE, ESQ, on the
occasion, and which was greeted with
hearty cheers by the whole company,
made up though it was of persons of all
political compilations.
There was also large picnic to Starved
Rock, another at Utica on the Hill, another
at Utica Under the Hill, DC, &c, all
around the country. The Spring Valley
House, lying in close proximity to several
of these gatherings. seemed largely to
share their attention, for happening around
there during the afternoon, we found our
friend DR.. Mckinney with his coat of and
sleeves rolled up, sweltering under ire
mendeous rush Of business. The Doctor
bore itwith his usual goo nature-indeed,
he seemed rather to enjoy it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-12

NEW PHYsICIAN-Dr r. F. DYER, for
merly Of Newark, in this State, and for a
year Surgeon of the Goth Regiment, III.
Vol, has been obliged by i'll health to re
linquish the service and has opened an
office up stairs in the Bank Of Ottawa
Building, in this city. DR.. D. is thoroughly
educated physician, of large experience,
and We doubt not worthy of every con.
fdence.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-27

This Camp " y 81 migratory disposi.
ton. II he snieratsd lroa sbe. Big Lake
s,utbwsrd, even soto TIE bssks Of The CO.
phounious ssSiasketer, -ia Tho vicinity Of
old Camp Kirkwood. Barracks for the four
Conpasies now hers afs ssarly completed,
md those necessary Tor the accommodation
Of the rest Of the regiment VII 30 construct
ed - fast - luaber can Be obtained Tor The
psrpcss. The three Companies now =
Siosx City will probably rstsrn hsse before
the closso Of aaosher week by which tine
It il expected two additional Companiss-
one from 0sthris and the Other from Un-
iop--vill have arrived, making the rsgi.
mens full, save one Cenpasy. Arus and
clothing for the regiment viii soon b here,
and then Camp Dodge will present como.
thing more taas : assley sssenblags Of
yeomsDry. s. S.. $3.50 N.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-27

HTbsfs bss tess = tte.ds sssh ofssss
goods, wi.hia tRs post week, % - Hard.
vsrs Store ofC. !. For. A. litsls Of ~.
erysbiss expsssed 10 - sssablssAnsst d
that kind has been left shsfe lately. - -.
bevolsus tsAasters, Iusil fo1 has g. ~
store. roo1f ssshuek-full.n As $50
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-27

II, persons interested in the estate Of JAMES g..
AsHOGAN, deceased, are hereby notified that pet /.
tfo1 Of AnsyldaA ". Hogan, AamaistraiFak Of said
estate ale In the once VI the COUNTY Court
Of Potawattamie county In the State Of Iowa. askng
said Court to make order the sse Of the follow
Ing described tract Of laad situated said county
wit The south half Of the northeast quarter Of sopn
number thirty CS2) In township ssventyseven (7
north range thirty-nne e) west; And that the hrst
Monday In eber. 1859 has bees set BY the Court for
Anal bearing upon ssil petitoe; q wAaaA ma -.
have Why the order asked for should not Be krantSd
PRANK STREET,
q Atty for the Administrative.
ABopt. a. 1859.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-27

ErNssses. COOK = n.xsa havs tjsas r..
ee;,ed, sront S. Joserhj ehs f.ssssl ~ u
peaches asd apples svsr ttosstt this hfsh
up The river. 'Thsir Sstiss aptits tas's Be
best: ~ ~ fss. tefss go g a9ls
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-27

- slps,s leseasa sss ~ assPAnsai, sse .6dB9 I
vis,xvvHswt DsS6Ts hsAs ~ 90. -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-27


"a The Cambridgs InsslN9sncsf -o0s
Of the largest and beet local pspers 10
Msrv,.rd .;.sned IN the alaseholsiine Cam.
- :. q. -.
" u Doros:s'er' 'pesss - s'sss's go we 2
issue, - follows: .
I'VE have never doubted that The war
which the rebels have iuaueurated, would
b. the destruction of s'avery. We 90 warn
ed the people at the time that it bsean, and
events have already proved the truth OF our
prediction. i j: truly 90 the part ct che
s'ss' var n .s.1o ~ ..i n, o'scs aa
sno,h.r ssn.s !. ~h;ch this = : war az frse.
dom. There are Other men 10 ths Soath 70
be freed u cell % black men. The white
me- o. the ooaso 1 ,ss -. zoe sssOcs sr% o.
necs,., Thess hs,s sndorsd : sl.verv n,
sraoscsudius that Of the blAcks. The sos;al
systcm OF the South hes never beer any
to ~, '1 :, 10 - ~. ,,.S =. o .qo..
been bound here. Freedom o. opinion 10.
never been tolerated below Mason and Dir
90. Limo. Men have not been permitted 70
0u. "oon 1sss s.p;.s., .os. S ~. J S
Slavery 20 have been ! borden ,spoa she
State, but be dare not let the public know
! that such we're bic oonvie.ico.. he wosld
Ssnns 0I ;. - pdos %;nSs - :. s,' ~
w;hou. Goa. Of Tor and feathers. fres-
idom Of speech and the press was . thing
'o ..% W the south. ].
favor 81 ous .' =: -. - 81. .c~.a";., 49, ~
'l.vsholders, sbough eops.iss,isr 81 one
twenty seventh part Of DOR popslas;sa,
have ruled absclately the Couuosv salsh..
Aud even slaveholder:, .hemsslve, ruling.
have not permitted .heus.l,e. % do !. the,
p''''eo w''u 'nst Own properly. About
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-27

From uircslsr received by Col. Nurr,
drafting Oomnissiossr, ffea the Governor,
we learn that solsnteers enough TO III both
quotas OF COO. 900 men hays been sslistsd,
and that drafting only ssmains for filing
Up old rsginepss. The Governor 10 nsk-
ing - Effort to have two iadependent regi-
ments credited 90 this call. One Of these
is the Irish regiment q Dabuqas under
Col. O'BaEx, and The other the cavalry
regiment A. the same place ssdsr D. s.
WILSON. "StiIl," says Gov. Kirkwood,
"lhe dosgsr # lrets Z insnsiaess ThS
order may reach as % any day 20 COM
meoce the draft to filI up the old regiments.
You will, sherefore, perfect oil your arr
rangemsnts for the draft. Have everything
done that is required Of you By the instrac-
tions heretofore sent 700, 90 that you will
be ready to connencs the draft 10 one day's
notice, and await such further Instructions
q, may be sent you. You need not attsnd
from day to day, - heretofore, bat be
ready 70 cot when reqaired. Ioa viii ~
certain and strike from your list Of mon
liable to draft, oil men 10 your county who
may enlist 10 any Of the old regimeots, OF
10 either of the regiments named, Now,
all who wish TO escape the draft, asd enter
the cavalry service, can do % By calling on
Mt. CRAWFORD. Hls sonpsny 10 filing up
fast, but there 10 still room for few more.
Join imned,asely, before il 10 svsrlastingly
to late to get horse. back ride Or escape
CONSERVATION. 4sssst F.. +.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-21

NJ EpiCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE,

'sNO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
4 organization, OF TO those 10y whom increase Of
family from any reason Objectionable, the nderSigned
would offer prescription which l. perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed in varOLs parts Of
the Old World Tor the past century Although tits article
svery cheap and simple yetit has been put up half
pint bottles and sold extensively at the exhcrbitant
price Of - per bottle the undersigned proposes
nsb the recipe for ST. by the possession of which every
lady can supply herself with a nerfect safeguard, a, any
drug store for the trIiing OF 25 per year Any
physician or ruggst viii tell IL perfectly harmless
thousands oi testimonials can be procured of us efficacy
Sent TO any part OF the world receipt Of by address
ing. DIR. J. G.. DEVERAUN.
P.O Box, No. 1853, New Haven, Connecticut.
uly22 -d6W 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-21

II tie ~ III 10 punish tor treason by the conf>-
cation OF prol cry attche> without the conviction
oi The offender. why does not the same Ill 1T ~
tach. Ia tie >,me way. in respect 10 every other
Oiieucet What distinction doe, tue Couslitu.i ion
m Ae 900 the mode oi proceeding Tor the pun >h-
nent 90 treason and Other oheuce-y Does NOT
th., new invented, ludn rubber. ia r,n pro
cee,iing tor the punishment of offences commit
tel hy the per- "a. aud IN which tie pro ,erty Was
not Implicated stretch tell over tie entire cate
CORY OF crimes. ARA cover them aiig AMI. IL -,
What becomes 81 The provisions of the Cau>ttu
tipu TO Winch have reieuedg To what euI aud
ior What purpose Wese they uader What does
TIE Constitution 10. il ANYTHING, when u lie
ciaFe~ thlt TO person shall be held 70 answer ior
rIme unless Ca pre>entment OF Indictment OF
srnd jury! That M ali criminal prosecutions
tie accu-el shall eujoy therght OF II al by jury.
and that he shall not be deprived OF las property
without due process of laW. After blundeung
b.'udy ana stupidity along tor three quarters OF
century IN the belief that these provisions we're
imitation, upon the powers of the Government
anu guarantees OF individual right which We could
hot disregard, the scales have now suddenly fall
len from our ewes. AMI perceive thes III
tended "a apply only in the event OF the OF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-21

FHNHf 81 Pills are tie result OF much steady and care
full experience in all varieties of r. male plants
and in Of rregul critics. Suppreion Leuchorhea
or Whites, Inflammation OF the Bladder, Kidney and
Womb. and loss OF Nervous Energy, etc Their use is
above all praise.
Are entirely free from any Mer ural Mineral poison
purely vegetable. and free from Danger can be
used with perfect safety.
Among the many thou ands thar have used them in all
parts Of the Union speak III IF them, for all ike
2 era
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-21
AGENCY.
NJ DICAL.
vi "A n III @ q I'd;

Just PH5fished IN a Ssdied EnUelope.
PRICE SIX CENTS.
a LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
~ Cure Of Spematorrhea or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and lmpedmenis
u marriage generally Nervousness, Consumption Epi
epSy and Fits; Mental and Physical ncapaciry resulting
from Self Abuse. &c.-By ROBERT J. CuLVERw ELL,
NJ. ID, Author Of the GREEN Ba,ok, DC "A Boon to
Thousands Of Sufferers under seal in plain en-
vcope to any address. post paid, receipt Of six cents
two postage stamps. Dr. Gil. j. C. KLINE, l27 Bow
cry, New York, POstoffce Box 1855. apr3-d& w3m is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-21

80 MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.

an AND AFTER NAY ., lSS2, trains will be
" follows:
Mail Train will leave indianapolis at lilo 4 NJ,
stop all stations and make close connection Kokono
with train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail
road for Lo-anport Valparaiso and Chicago, and arrive
at Peru al BIS 4. NJ IN time 10 make connections with
the Toledo and Wabash Railway, going East aud
West.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru at 500
A. NJ after the arrival OF the train the T. W. r. W.
from the last, and arrive at Indianapolis $50 A. NJ
IN time TO make connections for all points East, South
and West
An Express train will leave indianapolis at loss T. NJ,
connect At kokomo with train for Chicago and arrive al
Peru AZ 500 A. NJ IN time 20 make connection with trains
going East and West on the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way
Returning the same train will leave Peru AZ 1900 NJ,
making close connection az kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso aud Logansport, aud arrive AZ indianapolis
4l0 7. NJ. In time 10 with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and other nointS.
Special attention given the alton Of live
stock. produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY General Agent and superintendent
THEo. =. HArsHEY General Ticket Agent apl 62dIy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-21
~ ELoQuENr rERoRArIoN

Mr. President, the annals Of past ages fur
nish no instance OF such patriotic devotion To a
Government A. has been exhibited 10y the people
OF the loyal States OF the Union. Armies OF I'M
examplei magnitude. and at uneXampled sacri-
nee of individual Interests AMI the comforts and
enjoy menis OF private life sprung into existence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC IAL.
TnIrRspAY. August 2

THURSDAY, August 2a--6 p. M.
The money market is without change. The
steady increase in the bank deposits renders both
banks and depositors anxious TO lend their money
at per cent and the rate would fall to three but
for the standing offer Of by government. Within
the past few days the deposits at the SubTreasu-
ry have been light, in consequence OF prevailing
uncasiness with regard to military movements
As soon as the armies of The Union resume the
offensive with vigor, confidence will again become
universal, and both deposits aud conversions OF
currency will revive. Demand notes are quoted
to-day at 1917, "a; certificates Of Indebtedness,
s91l a 81.
A moderate business was done to-day in bank
ers' bills on London on the basis of 1919 70.
Francs are quoted i.45 a 40. Gold advanced
this morning 10 l51a a Is, closing at 1853 bid.
The stock market opened this morning with re-
msrkablc buoyancy and the commission brokers
were all seemingly well supplied with orders to
buy dividend paying securities and first class rail-
way bonds being the general favorites. At the
first board government securities were steady at
yesterday = last price. large business was done
in bonds. Erie irss and seconds are in demand at
10, Michigan Central cghts at Ill, Michigan
Southern sinking funds at 1903, Illinois Centrals at
100 New York Central skies al 1861 Harlem iirsts
at i09. Tie cheaper class Of bonds arc feeling the
effect Of the absorption Of tho higher class: Chicago
and Northwestern issues advance ,S ] per cent
daily, and the rittsburg and Fort Waynes are
stu more lively. The thirds sold this morning at
Gs',, an advance of ~ since yesterday. The
general lot advanced al the first board az fol-
lows:--paciic Nail x, Central Ere preferred
90 Hudson River y, Reading Michigan Cen
trail 4, Southern old =, guaranteed - Illinois
Central ~, Toledo -, Fort wayle stock ~
just at the close OF the board tho news Of the
rebel raid at Manassas was received, aud lead
ing commission house Immediately sold. on i pr
rcmptery order, between seven aud eight thou
sand shares or stock. Under this unexpected sup
ply the market gave way, and Tor a lew inmates
there was a perfect panic. Central sold down 20
s.. Erie preferred u 60 Michigan Central to GSa3
and so on. III the course ~ half an hour tIc
groundlessness oi tho alarm was realized. aud i,
rally OF q cn-ued. Unpleasant rrmors how.
ever, continued 10 circulate, ard 10 the second
board tho market was ieverish, the following being
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-29
THURSDAY. Angus, rs

THURSDAY, August 2s-6p. NJ.
AsHEs.--The market WAS steady; with small safes Of
pots at 50 STA u SIN, while pearls we're nominal
at 81.
RIE.psTtifs -Four-ihe market 10 better reoucst
and prices rmcr for shipping brands state aud
Western, while the higher grades sustained. The
sales footed about 20 600 bbs closing within the fc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-29

100 CERTIFICATES ---iNyING lad sIv TEEru
i.IJC extracted without rain rs d. ' JAW VII.
ERS. ~ Graui street, tNu 1vfhs liufl kslaGaas,
ehecrfuis this concentration O. those stiier
ng taolla he. MARY IHi.N, ~ ftnn..snu sirss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-29

Alta REGULAR NETTING o. THE WARREN Asso-
~ ,lattn, held Ju a. ,h~ following preamble
IIrfin~ v Adopted
whereas. the eth June the etee-on o. tho
Tho
Broadway aud Tw cuhird =, line, fr en BY Mr. ,hls.
Abrams and o-our return home, nnic driynaupun sue
pfa,kNai ferrylat suiie tho horses took gi and,
a. snns rr,ard, part q them we're crowned; ands
whereas the Association prrlt tbnt Ills
cidcu The result ~ part II hc
eletnos hands. and cntircy beyond the control ~ tho
driver, a. " therefore
Resolved That the thank Of The Warren Association he
and hereby sndercd Mr. Charles Abrams Tor The ea.
fn and attentive which ne drove the agcon the
q asiat mentioned: and
Hesosei That ibis Association entirely csoncraic h N
adeni, knowing iul wcA that he Old
sl ,ha, sxllui hand ,o,rc 10 a. tho management his
team. and
Eo.o,ct That these atoms be published cupy,
ors OF The association be larnttt'd
. Mr.. Abrams. y. sIOOIHOFFi President
b ksrffti, Secretary.
KrrTrLr, !
~ uOwrtt. Cc.uu4tsie~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-29

I)ROPOSAiS FOR Ss50,001 uF THE oROTON WATER
l. of the cty Of New York-Sealed proposals wiI
Ut the CoInrlioers Office n TuHss!as, Sep
TENDER 25 ls6. at o'clock r. NJ, When e VIII De
publicly opcnsd or Che whole or amy par Of the sun q Two
hundred aud fifty thousand dollars (Ss0 900 OF the Croton
water stock the sy OF New York anto1ed BY chapter
3l2 OF the laws Of S0l and amended by Isl tho
OF lS6l and b. ordinance of Common coGnel.
approved by se Mayor October 1861 or increasing the
supply Of Groom Watcg, &c.
The said stock viii bean interest the OF ss cent
per annum payable quarter yeay, aud the principal VII
be rehecmra November !, fySS.
The proposals ~ state the amount of Stock des red and
the rrie. t hnded dollars horco, aud the psoas
p-poa accepted will he reqnr, d to depos ~ Il
the Cham Of me e.ty wthn TN da alter tc open
ing the ljds the ,.ed 10 them respectively.
On pr ming 10 the Conp'rocr the lps Of " CHAM
bran for such Deposits tle parties VIII he entined TO
ceifo crrtics Zen Gla amounts Of tie value VI the
stock bcaging interest from the date payments.
Each pIepasuOn suoNd be scaled and inaOrsed Popo.
water Sioux Of The city New YORK., aud
the incllsed second envelope adire sat 70 the
CoEp,rollst,
1hc right is reserved reject any all OF the bids IL
considered Dect roc}pt the interests OF
The city ROBERT T. HAWS, Comptroller.
Cry or NEg YoRR. DErNgY9EST o. FINANCE, CoarrRoL
LEl's OFFICE Augusl ~ 1852.
G9 SOn wANrEDoN AN IMPROVED FARM OF
~ -.OOV To acres worth twice the aIoJnt Address
Farmer, box 215 Herald oiicv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-29

A YOUNG NAN IN EASY cIRcrgsrANcBs. IA rRLY
~ returned from ion ia EUut. ana now estaietl -
with the Federal iu Niranit Muuii iks =
aa,erin,aneo young lady, wut vieN Is ma fnuay
She mist nc q ~ apwhl' disposition ana vI,pf,esA.
arue rance. Money y" object. address WV L. lia,r
inYNd. NleyundfN, w.
TWO YoCNG sEN. AGED - AND e WISH TO MAKE
sA8 apuai;antr ~ two yurrs sdir- ~ rt'. ~ VIII
Wow 60 naiumpNy Nancy NO unlect. fwnte sane Is
essc convenient Aeltces y. 4 W, GoX sr-st q. \. Y.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-02-27

A correspondent Of the Indianapolis State
Sentinel, writing from the Upper Potomac, re-
ports that heavy achievements had arrived
from the West; and that troops still continue
going down the road night and day. The writer
adds: "They will, suppose, for the present
encamp at Big Cacapor. If they advance fur
ther it will be in the direction of Winchester -
He thinks that Lander is determined to make
an attack on the latter place The number of
sick soldiers at Cumberland is set down at ''be-
tween fourteen and fifteen hundred and every
day brings in fresh supply"
Albert Pike, in diepatch to Richmond,
claims the fight at Sugar Creek, Arkansas, on
the 18th, to have resulted in a victory for the
Confederatcs. He states that their loss was
only one hundred while the Federal loss was
seven times that number
1t is stated that the large number of reinlisted
men of the Confederate army at Manassas re-
turning to their homes on furlough gave rise
to the report that the works there were being
avacnated
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-02-27

timore city The committee appointed to in
vestigate the subject reported to the House that
the aggregate expenses of the extra sessions held
by the last Legislature was $7s,S3O32.
The Senate was not in session ON Saturday
In the House the Select Committee to whom,
were referred the resolutions of Senator Harri-
son, relating to the agitation of the slavery ques-
ton, reported a substitute therefor which was
adopted In accordance with previous arrange
nlents the members assembled in the Hall Of
the House, with the Governor and otl er invited
guests, and listened to the reading of Washing
tons Farewell Address. Addresses were also
delivered by Mr.. Fiery, Of the Senate, and Mr..
Findlay, of the House.
On Monday, the Senate rejected the bill APP
portioning the members of the House of Dele
gates. The vote was reconsidered and the bill
laid over. The House passed resolutions Of
thanks to Captain Cadwalader Rnggold and the
officers and men of the frigate Sabine The bill
laying direct tax and the bill to pay the States
portion of the United States direct tax were
passed to second reading.