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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-27

| AT CAMP IN TIE IrzrD:
miles from Louisville. Nv, ,
SEPTEMBER iSt., 1872.
To the Free 7rade--Yesterday morning
at davbreak We left camp Gilbert, . miles
above Jacksonville, to take the field
We removed from, camp Joe Holt on Sun
day last, and were attached TO Brig Gen
Burbridyes Brigade, at camp Gilbert
This brigade now consists OF the Slst, SD
and SIth Ind. Regis. 18th KY, and lO4th
His. All the regiments are fall but the
18th Ky, which was at the battle of Nun
louisville, a few weeks since, and lost in
killed, wounded aud prisoners, over one
half
There is now concentrated in this vi
cinity a very large force, bu. l have no
means Of knowing VIVA, its actual number
/. We are kr..t in our several CAMPS
under strict discipline But connis-
stoned officers and hs- pri.ales are allowed
have. Consequently, bat little means oil
knowing what is going on outside our own
lines. To-day a very heavy column of
troops passed our camp, taking an easterly
direction. The head of the column, came
up 70 our camp about o. clock A. NJ, and
UP TO THIS time, about / | A. N, they still
Continue Passing. " hat the number of
men is eau form no conception, but,
judging from the tia,e it took our brigade
To pass gwen point, should think that
.pil NINA
Louisville Is now pretty wet eusround-d
toy tru"iJs. and entertainments are being
throw" up al every direction II. people
IN the country around the city are leaving,
and there l. every Indication that an al
tempt Will be made by the rebel. to cap
ture The city. There Is now heavy rebel
f.rce marching this way from Munfords
vile and E.iz.betntowu. while Morgan is
securing the cuuntr. with sharp visor be-
tween here and Cincinnati All the tloops
IN and around Louisville are being put in
motion, yet no one in the army seems to
believe that We stand the slightest chance
of an engagement.
We left camp Gilbert with two days
rations, and without any baggage except
what We actually needed-the tents were
left standing and guard placed over them.
We sleep in the open field, and every man
Is disencumbered of all unnecessary lug
gage. In short, we have been brought
down to actual fighting trim. Whether
IL really means anything or not we do not
know. l can easily conceive how news.
paper correspondents find material to
manufacture SO many cock and bull stories,
Our camp Is daily filled with rumo,s of
large bodies Of the enemy seen in different
places. OF impending battles, &c. but they
are manufactured inside the guard lines.
All knowledge of this kind, except what is
cleaned from the daily papers, is kept
rigidIy concealed from the men and
Set down eve ything / hear about the
Of the two cOntehding armies,
as pure fabrications, if it becomes the COM
mon talk in camp
Our men are generally healthy, and as
tor myself ! never enjoyed better health.
The weather is quite warm, and find it
more comfortable to sleep in the open air
than IN tents 1t may seem hard to our
friends at home, that we are sent off Oh
march without tents, but l can assure
them that. as the weather is here now, |
tents are but an incumbrance n.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-27

SUIcIDE.-An Englshman, named Geo
Holloway, a tailor by trade, committed
suicide on Wednesday night of this week,
by hanging himself at his residence west of
the rayne in this city He had been
good workman, but being somewhat dissi-
pated in his habits, had not been able to
get along very we'll. The day before COM
mitting the act we understand he had en-
listed He leaves wife aud four small
children.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-27

md der. N.en. ia.0oao
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-27
AURORA INSTITUTE
AND CLARK SEMINARY.

FNALL TERM OPENS AUGUST 18Th
u IS one Of the most full schools in the West
iIy entitled TO the large patronage IL has receiv-
80 IL nae large and able Corps OF teachers" THE
ard OF scholarship is high, the building the finest
special Inducements" Expenses VAR from IN
f.yg per year. according to the studies Eelf.he.rd
eoun.s 70 expenses about one-haf, Liberal dis.
nos .r fns adasrsss Rev. G. ". ouEREAu, \. n,
City
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-27
N..llee.

The Soldiers Relief Society will hereafter hold
their meetings on WEDNESDAY Arrxaxoox of each
week at O'Clock. In the Supreme Court Hoass
All ladies having friends among the Soldiers, are
desired to take notice.
By order Of the Society.
s. Z. EESSHAT, S.e'v
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-27

HENsHAws Battery now numbers 1Ol
men, and in few Gavs will be ready to
organize There are still in reserve for
this COMPANY some nr 10 sixty dollar
bounties voted bv the Board a: Supervisors.
which will be paid to the first 8 or 10 men
who enlist.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-27
0ttama <free Gra0er
LOCAL. MATTERS

ELEcTros.-There will be special cleo
ton in this town next Wednesday for a
Justice of the Peace in place of Mr.. Lar
kin. There will doubtless be candidates en-
ough, but at present We know of but one
on the track-Mr. q. BARNARD. He is en-.
tirely competent: and needs the Office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-27

CAVALRY Coup.xY-There are still 10. 8
cf Young men in the county who say they
would like to enlist. but prefer the Cavalry
service Well, here is just the thing for
YOU Elk Sheriff Frank Warner, and Lieut..
Frank Mariner, have obtained from the
Government authority to raise Cavalry
Company. and have opened recruiting
office in the old Telegraph Office, Metro
pn'itan Block Persons enlistng in this
Company will receive all the Government
Bounti@s, and stand an even chance with
every man in it for the offices. The Com
panv, when enlisted, will be allowed to
choose the regiment to which it shall be
attached or may take detached service
The high character of the men engaged
in this enterprise is guaranty that it will
not only succeed, but that the Company
when raised, will be crack" one.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-27

Offered In Ottawa, and q prices ~ low a. ever:
We have made arrxnSen ents 90 that We shall r.
ceiv= the latest styles Of DIES goods EVERY WEEA.
Until this wicked rebellion 10 Crushed and peace and
pros Gritty restored, will keep full stock and seu
1t =. simss 1t the smallest possible advance IRON aras
cost
~ Please remember that vs remain In the saFe
stere We have occupied for six years, north 81 the
Court HSuse and Mkt deer west Of Aessrs. James.
Allen Co.'S City Bank.
L. A. I D. H. HALBERf.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-27
Army Correspondence.

AT CAMP IN TIE FIELD,
( miles from Louisville. Nv,
.Nutr,nlr,. i.fL lsI2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-27

FROM THE 53D-Tbere has been quite
an arrival of discharged men from the SD
ILL., regiment within week or two That
regiment having been ordered from Men,
phis to the scene of conflict in northern
Mississippi, the sick and disabled left in
the hospital, without the prospect of speedy
recovery, were discharged and sent home.
Then We have also Capt. Wright here
from that regiment, and Mr.. Quartermaster
Lindley. These, however, are here on
special duty and will make short stay
Col. Cushmar, also, has arrived home. His
health has been had for months, out while
lying quietly in camp at Memphis he stuck
to his post, hoping from day to day that
his health might improve; but started on
the rough and tumble of long hard marches,
a week of perseveriug trial demonstrated
that it would make short work of him,
and he was compelled to resign.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-20
epJEe The Great Cause Of
~ HlMiI lIIAERT.

just published III = Sealed envelope ; Price
Gets
\ LECTURE By DR. CULVERWELL..
ON THE CAUSE AND CURE Of Srerrna-
torrhga, Consumption, Mental anu Physical
Debility. Nervousness Epilepsy; Impaired
Nutrition Of the body; Iassitude Weakness
of the Limbs and ofthe Back ndisPosiiign
and IRcapaciJv for Study and Labor Dull
ness OF Apr, hsnsion Loss Of Ncm-rv.
Aversion to Society Love of Solitude; Tim
idity, Self Distrust DIzz iuess Headache
Affections of the Eyes PIN pies on the Face
Involuntary Emissions, and Sexual Ilcapac-
ity the Consequences OF Youthful lnGIscTe-
ton, &c. &c.
UThis admirable Lecture clearly proves
that the above enumerated, often SCI afflict-
ed evil may he removed without moliC.-a
ana without dangerous surgical operations.
and should be read by every youth and every
man In the land.
Sent under seal t. auy address. in a plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt of SIX cents
OF two postage stamps by addressing.
Or. CHAS. !. &. KLINE.
I25 E5HwcFy. seyT SDTh, Pest
Office Box. 1886.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-20
TOWN HALL HOTEL.

THE undersigned begs leave 10 announce
20 his friends of Gambia and the adjoining
counties, that he has oTened a HOTEL IN
the West Ward OF Ebensbu-g. where be is
prepared 10 accommodate soiourners aid
travellers in all that appertains 10 their COM
fort. HIS BAR will be found repienished
with the best OF Union Spirits" aud Malt"
Liquors, in the language Of the memorable
act of Assembly, under which he starts ont.
Connected with the establishment. Is A
TEN PIN ALLEY. the only one in the
place. which win be attended at all times
by the necessary "Pin i.ifters''
The subscriber solicits portion OF public
patronage. which favor he sill Tecirrcca-e
according TO his SIZE
u. A. CONRAD.
July -. lsse.-3S-~.
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Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

EOR THE RELIEF OF TIE SICK
Il ana Distressed. afflicted with V;ruleu,
and Chronic diseases. and especially for the
Cure of Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by tie
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatar-
rhUa or Seminal weakness. and uihar d S
eases If the Sexual Organs. aud on the
NEW REMEDIES employed IN the Dispen-
sary, sent to the afflicted IN sealed letter en-
veiopes, free Of charge. Two OF three stamps
for postage will he acceptable
Address, DIR. J. SkILLIN HOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon. Howard Association, No. =
South Ninth Street ELllanclnhia T.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-20
MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities.


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TIE Mayor o TIE 1EseF c:c5es CT tll- --t
ted States, CE1eGzs, saG G-ilza Fl y=zucos
Chilli, 2eru, B-ez-l, 1Gs-i2o, and j. TX: II
most al the cites CO tz-s c1D-rza-, have
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what -ened-e, they --sy s-He v-l-a srre-v c-d
confidence. But UC- zEl-e y.--- ll--y a---.-I
portion c. tae-n.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-20

Ayers Sa-sapsEilIa.
Ayers Cherry PectoTal,
Ayers Pills, and
Ayers Ague Cure,
FEzrAEED II
DIR. :. Z. Aver Z Co.
LOWELL, MASS,
And sO!d y Druggists every where
SOLD BY
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town: Steigcr,s,it aud MsUcheT, Carols
town; p. II. Shields, Loreito; NJ Douglas
Chess Springs and hy Dealers everywhe-e.
April - 1852 2-iy
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-14

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,'ncrin7-n":.t Of ,ha s.iiiry Of a slid:er, SD
| t;., irc#;li.y Df mss5s= VII "a il Attained "a
rs r4,,: TIA. i. -. oar nfz.t., ,.-ss.
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Rove m,nl4, the "hich. y,in4t - ii5,:,stt,- j..
Fda.i. clan, rt CDR .1cops. u,a: rroa-c" re
grc!tist results.
rhr lnrr..vcnirni1 in.r@tiCej iD:0 .;'.' my
II 60 te'l!cose n.'i.:: IS he F'.rsl c"s:rci
sus be OF 'tnrrat, and WORTH! ot lntin,; ~
si other Eurortal Powers. Tho ;actr': OF
tie ,Loudyes ,a.,'r:..!r, rrintE D: :Ea
Fre":h infantry, s'ii,h. N case }: long ar,d
Serious var, would be lis"ly 81 81 l"f @eiy
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lst ,,Ii:nsss 5rd s.i'd.ly whi:h high o. s
oip!iur aad lIa srgv,:p s.oric CO.! cocp stotT
'5estHw. And frsnc" his slgays IN iEics
4t:ga9 rlcr, Thosn i; you'd lnl.v Htt, m2Ga
Gao change e ,:r.'c-.n - COW : ..j2,
,3,uavss. \ tc2rL. =: :i::. G" ~ .ai,;c:!IE
a.iuy r:7ds tn f5.iJ7il2 r:nls zz .. lie
21nsv3-:
"Th2 superinir i! French e@liiers e II
.;rent part tn br ut.ritG.1d io she iot-l!isent
manner 10 which luey tight. -Atnong E. N
tho Zouav.s have aeGSi I'd sPtcial rerura-
zion t3r 90 ,ltS,aia'y 6; ic;;oa; hey sra ;he
.sr.;s.s q; The tst.ts te!5 TIE pr. rSey pisy
IN ar enPspemeut i:- cassiis,e5 ps?ticuii:' rsi-
t'tes .ehsc rsre sptt5a F~sr: ~ sur2r.-ss.
c.urs de ,sdih CID *. .ivse a:tl oI d-T;uS
Ht;ch t!!en -,e,I.. nc iare rt IL .!.y Thev
ars the sdyatcnt e,.stt, iru :,-at;3 RI columns
III M III a,;. The:c f.surlts arr" ie :i,o hay-
ocet, "a naak'tsy t?:Hy hava hn; mocerata
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-14
THE FRENCH EiRNT-DRILL OF THE
I3T-S YES
3ru,;s TyET,

a Paris paper. rsior;!ng &c the isst ".s
Buur1ss Of tha Infantry y! ihe Gcard ii the
Champ dc AIasr, sprakG 0i lne TaFiOue hIodi-
IGaticns thst hapy 5ceh lbtI oluIei at Tsnous
tho iGtG ir,s old IeEilationG CT 1881. lhe
caiunencsIneat oI iae chanses il question
~ss iortaAtcn Ia :wa Ihnss Instead 81
thrss, Thsn cains the introduction u 6er-
cussiun locks and ii rifed barrels, the dilhi
mutton Of the weight carried BY tLs soid.eT,
end, tiEaiiy, tho iuil development If tie col
dier's activity sDi of tho mobility .: mas,es
Of .rucr5 Tbs double quick CT running
step, Known ss che pas spnncs:tgs>' 57d tie
Gayu1a: oxerisa. hare beei. ;ound greatly 70
PT0Euots ti,: sirp:@Tlssa Sni scti@!t$ u thG
soiiiei, aud iLey heya 5ern d"nnit1ly sd
nitisi ;n,6 It's f-.zuiaii1ii= Of the !ttf' of
Apii., 1862, IS principle OF military s''"c4-
;iol. The p.ss Jyn;'-1s!t9a@. whl6h l. he''het
more r,ur less tnal steady moderate rim,
i,aprores tho soldiers wind. and: g. practi'e,
can be kept up for oug tine. It enables
bodies of iris-ltTy " lrssnisr thenszi7ss. III
action. to s6y part u tie i=!d Tii5Ia they
nav be u.si-d in Al =xLsnsly short tiLae,
srri=inz ii good ord.r SAD in god 6iad.-
Tbafs c.u ce TO doubt Of the Valus oi this
kind OF lzeroiss, bit il must msEileSIly be
constantly kept up, III peace time as ~5ll as III
vsr.siocs fe1 months disc continnsnco would
nsu:rxiize much Of tns benefit Of plev:oda
training
"Tns baJJ":r,: 6Til. by gi'ins tho svldisE
confidence ia lis wsa pom. .snd teaching him
to handle i: aaroltly, furnishes bin WITH
lo7Serful meas Of attack, as we'll Rs pre-
cous II saas OF iaioace in the casa Of his inding
hims=lf sarToa:3aed by ae7erai ad7:Tsar;es.
Considered, iual!,, ss tia bGsesof the iDstIuN-
tion u tho Recruit, thS gJnhaatic ssep and
the baJobSt ien.iug rid hiEa ol ths original
sioTaes and wa;.s OF he;iitJ VI tho peasant
who J., Dtirc llsE:i;.1,ed into so'dltr.-
The tw1 gi=Gt principles established si@ Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-14

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Lincoln mob, because Of his courageous ad-
yecsey of tho right: i'll connection With the
questions o: issue between tbs United saa .h>
Ocniede1sts States.
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zi7e hin Far.. :~slconu e. tbs fellowship
Of ocnfedeTats Journalism, ssa wish niin
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