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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-06

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-10

ABOUT THE FLAGs-It has been the Gus
tom in towns heretofore, when our armies
have gained some signal victory, immedi-
ately on hearing the news, to run up the
different flags about town. On Monday
morning the news came that the rebels
had been driven from Yorktown. We saw
but two or three (out of a dozen or more)
flags 90 u. Wednesday the news OF Nc
Clellan's signal victory at Williamsburg
was received. Still the flags refused to go
up. Is this unintentional, or is it really
because these victories were won by Nc
Clellan? 1t looks odd to US, and as We
have been frequently asked to explain the
reason and were unable to do so, we throw
out the matter that somebody better post
ed may take it up, if he likes.
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ALEX AND R'S KIDS.
Hosiery Gloves, Balmoral and Bradley's celebrated
HOOP SKIRTS, ia large stock.
SHA Wis.
A full assortment of SIIAwLs. CHENILLE, BRO
CHE, STELLA, PACIFIC md HAMILTON, DOUBLE
and slNGLE of and beautiful patterns Tor ladies
and misses.
TRIMMIN
Silk Frnaes OF all width. and coors, No. Trim
ming Velvet and Diamond Trimming, veive: Buttons,
and Resets. &c
DOMESTIC, DEPARTMENT
Which is unusually full and complete in every de
partm-nt and comprises all the popular styles Of
Prints. Shee,in:s. Shr';ngs, DENNIS, Stripes, Coaks
Linen and Cotton Table Damask Pillow Case Cotton
Russia Diaper. Crash, Canton Flannel. Red an White
All Wool Flannel &c, all OF which will be SOLD low
the same quality can be bough, for in the West
Cloths, Cassim eres Do-skns, Sleeps Gray Sa;iDets
Cottonades and Jeans, at low prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Cloth and Morocco Caters, Euskins and
Calf Shoes. Misses Morocco CATERS and Calf Shoes.
Mems Calf, Kip and Cow Hide Boots, from $2r to
1870 pair.
CLOTHING.
Mems Coats, Pants, Vests, Wool Understands and
Drawers.
fun and complete assortment Of Sugars, Teas Cof
fee. Spices, Moasses and the New York Celebrated
xxx Syrup; White Fish Goldfish, Mackerel, Herring,
Smoked and in Pickle Dried Apples and Peaches
We shall -ndeavor all times keep hand such
a variety Dire 8, Goods adapted to the
of customers CALL AND SEE. Look
goods-e1aniae and price them-you will be always
politely courteously and kindly treated, whether
purchase not. II our stock is not large y"1
desire, remember that il can be increased with
New and Fashionable Goods, IL you give your pat
ronage. Our Store is light, airy and pleasant. No
goods will h. iaisrepresented and IL time
should get improper goods let know it i'm ediatsy,
and salts ac;ory adjustment will be made. All that
ask il, that you call an eNaning my stock. at
No. /, IEDDICK's BLOCK.
Ottawa, April l., 1852. Has, of Court House.
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DIsGRACErUL Row-Last Sunday was
desecrated by dissraceful row near MI
Robenstein's brewery,a mile west OF this
city, ending in sundry broken heads.
bloody noses, bruised eyes, lips, shines,
&c, Is
1t appears one of our German citizens
had got married on Friday or Saturday.
and sent around invitations to some of his
German friends to meet him on Sunday
afternoon in the pic mic grove near Mr..
Robensteins brewery where lie proposed
to give them a treat of free bear and have
pleasant time generally. The invitation,
however, was delivered so nncontiously
or bunglingly, that 1t became noised all
over town by Sunday that there was to be
a German Pic Mic at the brewery, and
that beer would be free to all The con-
sequence was our German friend found at
his proposed wedding treat very consid-
cradle number of guests whom he had not
invited, and ola character to justify real
alarm. There were the low flung rowdies
and loafers; there were also the rowdies
of genteeler but not less infamous type
as young men of the town and pertumed
store clerks and fancy men OF rowdyIsh
prepensities-with Heterogeneous gath
| ering of all other sorts Of people. IAN
| KEGS, Irish, French, Germans, Norwegians,
&c, H. ale and female.
The happy bridegroom was in deiem-
ma, but proposed to accommodate matters
bv letting all have drink or SO arouid
free, when he must shut down except
to his particular friends. This, however.
! did not suit the rowdies, and when the
/ tap was closed they undertook to, and we
! believe they did, open it by force-ard
! therefore there was a general fight. No
| matter by whom or how it commenced-it
was most disgraceiul scene. Several very
! nice young men not only got badly
pommelled, but dozens came home in
state of beastly intoxication that ought to
/ have been pommcIled and worse.
| There is but one comment to make on
this We are, OF course, far from APPROX
| Ing the fashion of our German friends of
having social gatherings lOf dancing, MUS
! ic, and beer drinking on Sunday after
moons. All American ideas Of a proper
respect for the Sabbath are shocked and
outraged by such scenes. But we know
of no law against them, if conducted as
the Germans would conduct, left alone 10y
the town loafers and rowdies of Yankee
or other nationality. But the trouble is,
! this is impossible. 1t is the characteristic
Of lvaferism to intrude just when and
where not wanted. The resolution to
which our German citizens we understand
have come to arm themselves and cxpel
! intruders hereafter by force, is not likely
! to prove a desirable ifproducable remedy
! for the evil
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Special y ctices.


TIE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Il eeasinuay peril II she is mad enough to neglect
- areet those sexual irregularities to which two
sAasds Of her more or less subject.
N. CHEEsEMAN's PILLS, prepared from the same
feeuuDs which the inventor. CORNELIUS L. CHEESE
NAN, u D., OF New York, has for twenty years used
successfully In extended private practice-immedi-
asely relieves without PAIN all disu Dances OF the
RssAes1 dcharge, whether arising from relaxation or
Suppsession. They act like a chakm in removing the
oaias has accompany difficult or immoderate menstru-
asian, and the only safe and reliable remedy LOT
HusAes. Sick Headache, Pains In the Loins BACK ana
0sAes, PslpitAtion OF the Heart Nervous Tremors y
Aaaesseus elects Of unnatural condition OF sex
ual l0nctieus. In the cases OF fu0F heou' OF
WAoes, they effect q speedy cure
To WIVES AND NATIONS.
m CHERNRNAN'S PILLS are offered as the only
Nafe ueans Of renewing interrupted menstruation but
LADIES XUST BEAR IN MIND
h.t .a tRat Gerry account taken when the interrupt
eiea arises from natural causes they will inevitably
esevent the expected events. This CAUTION Is ABB
S0LUTELV NECESSARY, for such is the tendency OF
che Pills the original functions of the sexual
segsn1ation that they inevitably arrest the process OF
Hessasisu.
IMPLICIT directions sfdting 'chen- and tchen they
AAould he ssed with each Box-the Price one Dot
Tar each Ror continuing 50 Pills.
VuouAhls Pamphlet, TO be ha free, of the Agents
Rus cent BY ssdst PROMPTLY by enclosing price to any
Ascent. Sold by Druggists generally
r. B. HUTCHINGS, Proprietor,
90 Cedar 81, Eeao York.
Rsld IN Ottawa by D. WALKER, Z. Y. GRiGGs. and
~ Drueeists everywhere a 20-1y
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THE CITY BANK
"a N Il 9. ALLEN g. CO. F.,

Drsew;sed In 1856 under the General Banking Lac Of
WinoiS.
4KcHAN6K On
NEW YORK,
BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA,
ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO,
Al ~ the PRINCIPAL cities Of the United States bought
anA ssid.
Alss viii draw in to suit purchasers on England,
0esuasA Ireland, and important points in continent
sal Europe.
Ceections made in all parts OF the State, and
~ day Of payment at current rate of exchange.
Interest allowed on deposits.
DankinE hours from ~ 4. M to AZ Pm.
0DwIN C. ALLEN. (hshr. II. EAMES, Prest
O. II. BCI.LEN, Ast Gtxt. EDW- EAMES, v PreSf
~ IL. 1872
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-10

Domestic EcoSoMY.-No housekeeper or
cook is fully prepared to enter successful.
ly upon her culinary duties without D. B.
De Land d Goa Chemical Saleratus on
hand. 1t relieves the mind of much of
the care and anxiety experienced by the
skillful cook. You can get it of most gro
GERS and merchants in the country.
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OTTAWA fire. Graber .
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LOCAL. MATTERS

MURDER.-Between 10 and IL clock on
Sunday night, Serif WATERWAYS was called
IS see man said to be in dying condition,
lying on the sidewalk nearly opposite the
Catholic Church on La Sale st., in this city.
On repairing to the spot, the Sheriff found
the man was dead. He removed him to
safe place, and employed some men 10
wotch him during the night. In the NOR
ming, the body was removed to the Court
House, where an inquest was held
The facts elicited'a at the inquest were, in
substance, THAT the name OF the man VAS
Edward Stollz; that about 25 to % years
old, and haG lived with Lamb, on the bluff;
that he lad Teen seen alone and well
Sunday ievening,-having been at the pic
mic" at Rabenstein's brewery in the after
noon, and apparently sober on his return !;
that he came to his death by violence
marks of severe blows as with a siung
shot, being found about his temples, neck,
&c. The object of his murder was appar
antly ROBBERY, as his watch and pocket
book known to have contained some
money had been taken from him; but
fortunately, some $3l in gold and silver
which was concealed in his watch fob had
not been found.
young man named VIM Mostin has
been arres.ed on suspicion of having some
connection with the murder. We have
not learned what circumstances the sus-
picion is based on
Stollz is represented to us to have been,
a quiet, peaceable, inoffensive young man,
not given to excess in drinking, and one
who stood high in the estimation Of his
German fellow citizens. This was indeed
evinced abundantly by the large number
which attended his funeral on Tuesday.
There is no doubt but he was foully and
brutally murdered.
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ne surso Ms;n Street three doors east Of the Man
sion House ~ .ssnt Shsr Ere. may Be found
SOD .nnsd together "sn ss
10th @ ~ sddiery Hardware, Shoe Finding, de-
ss1snr attention given - buying Leather to select
and rom the best uaotuFers in the
~ Please call and examine my stock, think
s~S@;,e Se for your interest 10 do 30.
-. atm solicit share Of public patronage.
~ b. The highest market price, in cash, paid for
hides. Deer Skins Pelts, &C., &c.
junl9 'No' ~ AANo'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-10

A GRIEvANCE-Whose business is it to
keep up the fence around the Ottawa Gene
terry? We are told the fence is all to track
and ruin" that the gates are down, and
the cattle roam through our "city of the
dead" without restraint. This is certainly
not as it should be. Who's to blame?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-10

Mr. CHALMERS, of the Buena Vista gar
dens, says the best stuff in the world for
destroying insects about your gardens, as
we'll as for whitewashing ornamental trees,
&c, is the lime at the gas factory, which
can be bought for 81 per load. Pure lime
mixed with milk and little glue, makes
the best wash for ornamental trees. &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-10

the election in Marseilles, on Monday, for
corporation officers, the following were
elected:
Police Mogistrdte-O. P. hathaway.
Trustees-Stephen Gum, Jas. Fleming,
Sanford Morey, S. II. Butterfeld, John
Harrington.
"No License" was voted down by Q ma
jority.
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.s9uI3Ip9N pur sSnLQ
LOOK HERE!

Something New in the Harness Line {.
VUyHE subscriber has made arrangements to receive
Il constant supply of genuine OAK TANNED Harness
Leather, and will use no OtheF kind.
An assortment of work, from a hame strap to full
silver mounted coach harness. constantly kepton hand
or made to order
Repairing done up good and cheap.
Carriage Trimming done in the latest styles, and at
low prices.
Also full assortment of Trunks and valises always
hand.
Shop the old stand, southeast corner of Main and
Columbus streets J. G STONE,
Otts VA February rs. 1860. Late Stone Eels.
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory '

FY1UE under signed would tender to theiY old custo
~ ers their thanks fog the liberal patronage besto
ed upon them, solicit continuance OIL the same, be
levng that they will he better than ever prepared to
meet the demand of the country this season.
In addition to usual stock, which consists cfcas
simere satinet tweed, ieanes, flannel and stocking
warn. We shall keep one loom on different styles
Of fancy goods suited to this market, all o. which We
offer on LIBERAL exchanges for wool and to the country
trade.
Wool may be sent to Ottawa by rail road. and such
goods as are will be returned therefor IN
persons do not wish be at the expense Of coming
!, with thir WOOL.
WOOL DESIGNED FOR CARD1NG
;nto rolls Will he received At the depot In Ottawa, au
retnrned within q reasonable time for doing the vefL
six cents per pound or seven cents whsn W ~
oil. - -. W.
Dayton May 18th, 1861.
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WANTED.

WILL EXCHANGE half section Of first quality
Farming Land, in Iowa, for a house and ios in this
city. r. TIiORNE
OTTAWA, Feb goth, 1862.
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ITAvISG .loved my Marble Establishment directly
III opposite the new Post Office, Columbus street,
the increased enables TO furnish builders with
order the shortest notice at the low
est figure Having of the most experienced work.
lpen in the West can ensu entire satisfaction.
N b. large stock of and rough Joliet and other
stone on hand. rzar2n WILLS 4 BRO
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CARPETING ! CARPETING ;!

We have in between ~ and so pieces Of car
peiinG, ing, with the additions We are TO receive
monthly to stock the best assortment to select
fro to he found in this par; OF the state
Our Carpet trade having largely increased, We are
abled buy in large ios and consequently at o-er
prices than those who only buy a fes pieces
A. prices have only to that ours SHAH De
low Competing well as all other goods, as the
same quality can be bough in the Slate.
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EXCHANGE BANK
LA SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,

And constantly Present fund for the pay
ment OF losses by fire,
s. ) OIL 4 3 9 L.
NyHIs Company having entered upon its fourth year,
under very favorable circumstances, having no la
Stes and the favor of the pupc, CONT
pues Houses Sores Barns, and their contents
On very reasonable terms
Ohfce in BrE: of Ottd,cH.
VIZ. NJ TRUK, Sec'y- JOHNNY. A. HOES, Prest.
DIRECTORS:
Lorenzo Leland, VIM Reddick,
Geo. E. Walker, j v A. Hoes,
John Hossack, VIM NJ True,
John Armour e. W. Jackson,
T. b. Gridley. y H. bristol,
Richard Thorne, J. g. Nattinger,
Benj. r. Phelps, Piiiio LIhdley- -
John d. Cation. my26
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-10

TOWARD ASSOCIATION,
III P,.iLnotflphid-for the Relief OF the Sick and
Distressed, afflicted with vruent and Chronic Dis
eases, and Especially Diseases Of the Sexua Organs
g Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting surgeon
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMATORRHEA or SEM
NAL WEAKNESS and other Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the
Dfspensarv. in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address
- DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Asso'n.
No. 2 South Ninth Street phladelDha. Pa
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BANK OF OTTAWA,
CORNER MAIN AND Ia SALE S7S.
Will. II. W. Cushman,

EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SoLDON
NEW YORK,
CHICAGO,
ST LOUIS,
LONDON, LIVERPOOL, X IRELAND.
Also on
RARIs FRANKFORT-ON-MAIN, BERLIN,
aTRASRURG STUTTGART, C0L0GNE,
l., HAMBCRG AMSTERDAM, BREMEN.
Collections made and promptly remitted for at cur
rent rates of exchange
IA. Gil.osh o.raxi and
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Insurance Department..
. LIFE, FIRE, AND MARINE POLICIES
Issued favorable terms, in the best and most rea-
BILE Insurance Companies the United States, both
Stock and Mutual.
We represent Companies but such as We 'eei war
ranted in recommending to friends as safe ana re-
.ponsible insurers Ottawa, April 6, 1851.
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all attention sand
CT and
hn hh trekin asdng h anb
h FARMS hVig ub
b
ig 10, p stop a
through h
horse d
Prce a
OuPo Sh m for horses
II vs. Horse o
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-10

nRIED APPLES, II rs. for Al;
IL DRIED PEACHES. 10 rbs. for 81:
ror sale 1T ffeb Isl CAMPBELL'S.
ftUY YOUR STATIONERY at
ID 0RToN's BOON STORE
Won get nothing FOOD he Drug Stores. ian29
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-03
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANClseo-In port Both ult. ship Logan,
NEW oRLEANs~ln port 10th. bark Haviland of
Portland; brig w Chapman, of Thomaston.
BALrIMoRE-Ar 2sth, sch White Foam, Miili-
ken, New York.
cid 29th. bark Geo S Hunt Woodbury. New York; ;
sch Look out Thornton, Portland
PHILADELPHIA = Ar 2eth, bark Imperador,
Ar Soth brig Mary E Thompson, Havener, from
Kingston :; ; Treuton, Atherton, Havana.
Cid 2sth brig Reed. Jarman, Havana; sch Ida +
ELIZABETHPoRT-Cl oath, sch Burley. Aus
= ALBANY0sld 27th. sch Olive spelman, Brown.
NEW YoRK-Ar 2sth. bark Betsena. Wood from
New Orleans; brig Ocean Wave, Morton, Sagua
schs Sea Bird, -, Cherryield; Eyerglade, Tabbut.
do; Cosmus, Spear, Rockiand; Width sea, Little
field, Portland; Star, Crowell, Providence; Mail,
Kelley, do for Philadelphia
Below S0th. ship Tamerlane from Liverpool via
Boston for Philadelphia. of Chincoteague.
Cid 29th. ships Snow Squall, =, for Melbourne;
+ ii Taylor, Lord. London; Gaspee. Andros, san
Franciseo bark Northwood, GiraTd Vera Cruz.
Ar lst, ship Nath'l Thompson. Bennett. Glasgow; {;
barks Giddings Leland $ Thomas Damon; Mart hard-
nah. Owen, Dennysyille; - Dyer Kelley. Bucks
port Amanda Powers, knowlton, Vinalhaveni An
geline iix, Bangor; Red jacket, Amesbnry, do for
Hackensack; Josiah Achorn, Hatch, I'm Rockland; (;
Granite state, lIallet, Portland. s,.-
[By tell Ar I'd, harks Mountain Eagle, from Ship
Island; Rob Roy. FIN Gloucester +; Helen Augusta,
fin Port au Prince
PROvIDENCE-sld 29th, sch Catharne Wilcox,
NEWPORr-Ar 29th. bark Minna Gordon, tBrl
Fall River for Portand brig Nineland, (Brl do for
do; sehs Empress. Farnsworth, Rockand for New
York: Gen Knox, Fountain, Portland for Baltimore;
Nor West, Haskell, Calais for Dighton; } Cum
mings, Borlaud, Bangor for New York; Mil Creek,
Friend. do for do; Helen, Carroll Portsmouth for
New York; Bay State Merrill. New Bedford for do
Delaware, Richardson, ROckland for do; Victor,
Strout Cherryheld for do.
Ar 2sth, schs Golden Rod, Bishop. from Bangor for
Fortress Monroe; Ella, Marston, Boston for Balti-
more; W IL Mailer, Arey, Bangor for Alexandria;
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-03
The Presidents Message.

1t is to be expected, in the hasty transmits
sion by telegraph of so long document as
the Message, especially when it has to be re-
written at one or more stations, that with all
the care that can be bestowed upon it, more or
less errors will creep in, sometimes obscurlng
and throwing doubt upon its authors exact
meaning. 1t is so in the present instance, al
though careful reader will be able to satisfy
himself in nearly all cases, and to comprehend
fully the meaning of the President. Still, so
long as there are some ambiguous passages or
passages not entirely free from obscurity, IN
which the change of single word-perhaps
the transposition of punctuation mark-wll
give an entirely different construction, we
do not feel like entering upon any criticai
analysis of this very able and very important
State paper A few days will bring copies put
in type from an authorized version.
We do not expect to see the Message vio-
lently assailed by men of any party, on any
point except that which treats of emancipa-
ton. On questions of Foreign Relations, Pa
cifc Railroad, Agriculture, &C., there will be
little if any dissenting. On the Presidents
financial views theorists may differ, and some
will file exceptions, but the candid, practical
thinkers will generally come to. the conclusion
that the views he presents rest upon asubstan-
tial basis, that they are feictousy free from
all visionary and impractcable financial cob
webs, and that they are worthy the serious at
tion of the best financial minds of the country.
The emancipation portion of the Message
which is in fact, the leading part in this impor-
tant documents not well calculated to ex-
actly suit extreme men, men of theoretically
radical views, of any stripe; but that great
middle class, which is disposed to take prac-
tica view OF things, and to see little attraction
In theories that promise no satisfactory prac-
tical results, will be disposed to accept the
views of the President, and to regard them
with u large degree OF favor.
The President distinctly announces that
nothing contained in the Message is in conflict
with the Proclamation of Emancipation to the
slaves in rebel States, which will be issued on
the first of January. He says, too, that it
would be wrong to remand to slavery any
slave who shall become free by the chances of
war. He scouts and refutes the idea that
emancipation, even if immediate, would over
run the North, and crowd free white laborers
from their employment. He is square-edged
that slavery has begotten the rebellion, that
It furnishes the only element of disunion In
our country, that its abrogation would consol-
idate us forever, and that, such being the fact,
compensated emancipation will achieve
bloodless revolution, and through it our free
institutions may be saved, our Union main
taned and rebellion forever averted, vastly
cheaper than these things can be done with
the sword alone, while the cause Of all our
discords and dangers remains untouched-un-
scathed. We commend the Message toia care
fnl reading.