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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-27

The excise taxes levied in the township
of Peoria and fleetwood, Peoria county, for
the three months ending on the 3lst inst
including ed ealoreu', license, and specific
on enumerated articles, amount to $751;
1882, of which sl49,65l.l2 are upon
spiritnous liquors bonded for export The
Ave large distilleries at Peoria account for
these large fguass in the last item
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master s Sac.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue Of A
~ decree made and entered ~ record by the County
Court Of La Sale County, State Of Illinois, the
ceiabcr thereof d. 1862, in Certain then
pending said Court, on the Chancery side thereof
wherein William M-aher complainant, and Michael
Dryer and Bridget Dryer were defendants. shall. on
Saturday the 18th day Of January, A d. 1863. be
tween the hours OF nine o'clocs IN the forenoon
and sunset OF said day, offer safe door
o. the County Court House in Ottawa. said COUNTY
AL pubic auction, and "l then sell to the ghes, bid
DER Tor cash, the following described property, being
the saHie ordered by said decree sold, that is
to say: The north half OF lot No. eighteen nsD in
block No tweRt! two (2k in TIRE division Of
of Ottawa, known As OTTAWA Center with all r-H,
title and nt-re,; OF said ciia-I Dryer Eriy.,
Dwyer, therein. LEWIS z PAYSON
Dec. &c, lSsI.-Ia. Special Muster chnnceIy.
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MORTGAGE SALEM hcreas, Isaiah

~
w stra~n and Elizabeth Strawn his wife, did, on
and deliver unto Daniel Spring certain deed OF
Recorders office ia the county Ia sale aud State
of Illinois, the l4ih day OF January 1851, and
recorded IN book - Of mortgages. pages 81 and lss
msnt Of he principal ruu ofthr,cen AUadre aud nfy-
the and effect OF three ,n poai,s,ry notes
said mortgage, due in two and three yea from
date; and, whereas the said DAME STr.ng did. the
18Th day Of February, d. I7Gl ssgn al Iii.
right title and Interest Ia and the said mortgage
and whereas, u is coy-nanted ia SAID ;norgaE. that
II default shah he IN ,dr the payment Of eilli-r Of
sad notes. tie whole should then he due pay
able and. where default has ben mad. in the pay
n1cnt 81 the first said uo.es in sad n0riga. de-
scr.b-d. now due lad ps-a l.; and wl-Tea.
d. gu"d urrtDy elects declare JI- whole amount
IA said tEasr mention duo ID yabe. notice =
hereby gwen, that by ir lie O! the and PROVE
SONS - sasI orig &c dr d cor "a ned vi betEe-u
the hours o! nine 1'.iock 4. VI. and O'Clock r u
ell Saturday, the 2,-h day u N4rch. D. lSCs Iie
south door OF tie county Court icU.- raid la Sale
cAGD'y. sen al i. lands and real estate ia saId r6ri-
gag described, tat = say The southeast tract
o" section thirteen t3 il township hiTtytir-- t33)
y, x two 81 east % the 81 pTingi' al meridian and
lying north 81 the canal, Their Eith al ard
the hvrd1taurHts aal arpurtauaDSes theT.to belong
AE- aud al rights anu equity o. redemption o. the
sali lraIah Str-Gn and Elizabeth Strawn, th,i. -jrs
os s.'isn- therein, a: public auction to the highest
bidder. for cssA.
December =, - Div JOSIAH l. BASsETT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-27

The latest London Punch represents
Napoleon addressing Lord Palmerston
with, " say, hadn't we better tell our
friend there (pointing to America, repre-
scented by two armies in contestl tc leaye
of making fool of himself" To which
Palmerston. with his hands in his pockets
ard look which says very plainly you
shall not cheat me" replies. II IL, well,
suppose you talk to him yourself; he's a
great sdmirer OF yours, you know"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-27

During the attack on our right the enc
my was crossing troops over his bridges at
at Fredericksburg, and massing them in
front Of Longstreet's line. Soon after his
repulse on our right he commenced a Sc
res of attacks on our left, with q view Of
obtaining possession of the heights imme-
diately overlooking the town. These re-
peated attacks were repulsed in gallant
style by the Washington Artillery, under
Col Walton, and a portion of McLaw's di-
vision, which occupied these heights.
The last assault was made after dark,
when Col Alexander's battalion had re-
! loved the Washington Artillery, whose
ammunition had been exhausted, and
ended the contest for the day.
The enemy was supported in his attack
by the fire Of strong batteries of artillery
on the right bank of the river, as we'll as
by the numerous heavy batteries on the
Stafford Heights.
Our loss during the operations, since
the movement Of the enemy began,
amounts to about eighteen hundred killed
and wounded. Among eighteen hundred
killed and wounded. Among the former,
l regret to report the death 0: the patriotic
soldier and statesman Brigadier General
Thomas r. r. Cobb, who fell upon our
left; and among the latter, that brave sol
der and accomplished gentleman, General
NJ. Gregg, who is very seriously, and, it is
feared, mortally, wounded, during the
attack on our right.
The enemy to-day has been apparently
burying his dead His troops visible
in their first position in line of battle, but
with the exception of desultory cannonad-
ing and firing between s<irnishers, he has
not attempted to renew the attack.
About five hundred and fifty prisoners
were taken during the engagement, but
the full extent OF his loss is unknown.
| have the honor 20 be, very respectful
~, your obedient servant, X. Z LEE,
Gon,fai in command.
HFapQr.hrEkI NEan FREDERIC spUEG. Dec. l6.
As far az car be ascertaind Il this stormy
morning, the enemy had disappeared in
our iuia -diate front and has recro.sed
the RappaiAunock. ! presume he is me-
dItatIne passage At some other po!at
;Signedl X LIZ.
Gan Commanding.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-27

The Richmond E,raDin<r is Of opinion that
the South can continue tn war longer
than the North FOR the reasons it gives he
low. Eha Examiners mistake lies in the
fact that while Tie muscle Of the north is
being exhausted, a. it say it forgets that
the labor Of the north Is as rapidly re-
cru.ied from The ineNhaustible surplus la
Dor Of Europe, to say nothing Of the me-
groes our abolition General. are constantly
stealing and sending north:
The question Of labor cannot tail TO be a
very serious one at the North. if the war
goes on much longer That country has
already lost million Of able bodied men
from the business of production. The
drain is still going on, and n half million
more must be added in another year. This
Is a frIahtful loss TO a community whose
labor Is all performed by the cla.s from
which enlistHents for the army are made.
Al the South the heavy labor Of the conn
Try goes on in spite of the drain of young
white men for the war. That labor was
AWAY. sufficient to provide bread and meat
for the population, besides performing
much OF the work Of clothing, shelieriug
and otherwise providing for the people.
Except in districts overun 10y the enemy,
this labor system i still intact and organ
lied, performing all its usual officers for
society But the North possesses no such
system. The war makes a fiichtful hiatus
in the ranks of its producing class.
million of men are taken from the support
of their families to join the army; and
probl IDLY half a million more are diverted
from old productive pursuits to the e1pen-
sIve work connected with aTming and sup
plying troops in the field aud vessels on
the water
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-27

CoNCRrsswEy FROM I.oCIsIAxA-An elect
ion was held oa the Sd inst, for congress-
men in the Is; and I'd districts, Louisiana,
embracing the City OF New Orleans and
adjoining parishes The rcsul; is, the re-
turn of Benz amin F. Flanders for the first
and Michael Hahn for the second district
The vote was as follows:
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sALE-whereas, On til,

MORTGAGE SALE-Whereas. On the
~ iyth car o. October, = Z lss5 Thomas Austin
shd Lydia Ana Austin, hs wife o. th- eou,.y Of La
sale and state Illinois. diE maze execute and de-
hFcr 70 Maria AnthoEy. o. the county Dlt-h-., and
state o. Ne" York, moriga-e deed conveying the
southeast quarter o. section eutyseveu IN township
thirty FIVE north range the third principal
nerd al. situate - the county OF l.. Sale and State
% Illinois containing hundred and sixty sf
and which szid conveyance ad- TO secure the
payHi-nt Of certain profamis-ory note OF date
cellars, dae IN three years fsoH dse wntA n.re'
at ten per cent. pay.bi. aTin ally. e1-cui- ;hs
'a'd lnoms' aa.,in TO Nsri' Yafo.s Or
corded IA the onico r the R-rorlsr o. Ia saS acA
s;A'e Of ..nots, e book 81 Of dssd-, .a-cs $50
which sal n1ortgfZ- deed cont ia bs~eT ~ a.
auiAor!ziEg q. 80 Maria Asrhotv. Ter .rirA I'D
tors. acuini,trators assigns. il h n Nbo
- ia7a- N i;ie payment 81 the sum o: - Aec
10 De 7a'd ~ the Terms Of sajd HisrtsosS dsset
not" accompanying. AFTER pabli -aia- notice n i
" newspaper printed In &c eoaG;y Of Ia Sale; thir5 =
days before ihs Gay Of such safe 70 sell said p--ns
ane al right OF the said austns parties o; the 80:
par, their Asrs and assigns tersiu Paaic auction
~ III Court Lou-- door n said coguty % La Sale p
tie h:hesi bidder. isr cash the time n-ntiaaed IN
~ notice, feseTring to Tile SAID Aui.ns the light az
as@5 sr a-ets tn premise al OF: oft.e
proceeds o. s-ch sale 20 nav al cost ant ersea.-.
iuc-Tr-d IN advertising asa selling ID premises ;;
also he principal nd interest sa- sad no,e.
AHd, -Hrr.a.. - auli hs be ra4dc IA tee payment
- the -ufr Fl iaoaey in said mortgages
toned and interest the st the ten per
cent ifol Tie 18Th day Q: October. n lS-6-
NnH- there ore. D1ali- notice hereby the
$50 Thomas Austin LYDIA Ana Austin aud al others
Interested o. at ty virtue tbs power o. sale aid
mortgage deed contained I.e unt-r-i gaeG Nara An
iheay and Nicholas anthony. her husband, joining
The same. sia4 sell p--bc auction. The highest
bidder. !cr cash AZ TIE soIt cooT o. 10 Court House
n Ia 'e e"Haty h- premises in -sl 7T-= gs de ed
ce-cFti e. being -i- southeast o
ty-s-v-4. IN township tlrTyi.= north
o. tie 81 p or The ii dAy 81 February, 4. y 1868,
4; tie fouT OF ten oe,sek 4 " OF that DAY .aJ-C-
the =euditisHs q redemption il sad .rT;.az- deed
made which sale vii be mad, for the PurPoIs OF pay
rig the indebtedness due ID note, with aud
expenses c! sale \ certificate Of pzrchase al be
-iN-E 20 the purchaser ely after sale.
MARIA ANTHONY.
NICHOLAS ANTHONY.
By JouS P. ASTsoeY, Atty an Fart.
De-. =. Is 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-27

4 correspondent in Nevada, Colorado
Territory, writes to Harper's drawer:
Unfortunately most all our good things,
are aather too rough for the society into
which your heightened periodical finds its
way Here is one, however, which shall
stand on its own peculiar merits:
SIR Shannon, Of Nevada Gulch is locn
slab side fatfooted, buttermilk eyed, thick
Tipped, conceited Dutchman perfectly
worthless except for gessing and destroy
ing lagerbier
Not long ago Salamon was in Bucksin
Joe, Ga mining district on the herd waters
Of South Platte river) Wanting the many
advantages Of Cannon City over every
other locality in the Territory understanding
upon its very salubrious climate, splendid
scenery, etc.
While thus employed, John Riley,
facetious ranche-man, interrupts hin, with
But Mr.. Salamon, what kind Of people
have YOU down at CanonY
oh, we'se got de Nordoners, de Sudden
ers. and de Mlssourians.
But, have ycu no foreigners-ne Ouch
NEE ameng you!
Yes, dare ish von but you don't know
it if somebody not dells you vot he ish
Now vot ceupdrynans do you take me to
be p
Why,' answered Riley, seriously, an
sir of course.
tHa. ha, ha,' laughed Shannon, I spects
r fools more as a hundred tousand bellies!
I heesh q German
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-27

The November number of Blaewoods
Masa.ins, in discussing American AFFAIRS,
allpdes TO the New ! esk election. and says
he s seses Of that a,tx State ate. !, pos
of seventeen !" Assehblymsn" and
ei1 Members Of Congress-"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-27
SHERIFF".S SALE

SIERIFF'N 81 lie
DYyiRTUE of an Execution issued out Of the
ID Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of la Sale coun
~, and State of Illinois, and to directed and de-.
livered, whereby am commanded make the amount
of certain bill of costs recently xed certified
said Circuit; CL rk against Lester Wilcox in certain
cause lately pending in said Court wherein Lester
Wilcox was plaintiff and MaryF tzs mmons and " lila
Hicks were defendants Of the lands, tenements,
goods and chat tells of the said Lester Wilcox. have
levied the following described reel estate to wit:
Lot ten U0O in block 90 in Ninaaas Addition IN the
City OF Peru La Sale county Illinois, as She properly
of said Wilcox.
Therefore, accor ding to said command shap e1'
pose for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION, al the right title
and interest of the above named La Wic T. IN ana
to the above seribed property, on 81 ithDd 'he
1O,h dav of IA WARY, 1865, at O'Clock r. NJ, AZ
,n .ou;h door of the Court House in Ottawa in said
county ,.,, ,x ~ n.,.,....
1862. wi ~ IL ,.o,'n,,, Ws,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-27

We have from the Committee, also, a
fall list Of the wounded, from which We
take tie following names, not published
among the wounded in our last:
Co. B-Theodore Brown, serious; G. l.
Chure slight
Co. C.-Conrad Chi, serious; Chas. H.
Jewett, do: Oscar Sales, do; John A.
Lewis, arm anputated
Co. D-j. Butte, serious
Co. E-Thos Weeks
Co. F.-ThOs Ryerson, slight
Co. Andrew Pauts, John C. Vale.
Co. K.-And. A. Hart, serious; Chas. +.
Peterson, do: Robt. Bell. do; Thos Null
kay, do; Chas. Brown, slight; - Spills
lager, do.
Tho following, published in our las as
wounded, have died:
Jas. NJ Burnhar,. Co c.; 1t NJ NJ.
Randolph, Co D.; 1t Milton Strawn, Or
vile Morehead Co E.; H. austin, J. NJ.
Porter Co H. Joseph Arnold, Co. X.
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Estraved,

INROM the subscriber, in the town of Adams, La
Sale county, about the middle of August last,
three Cows--one dark red COW, years old the
o.her light red COW, years old and one brinde
COW, years old. 1op-hcrn and short tail.
Any person giving information that will lead the
recovery Of said cows addressing the subs criber
ottawa, OF Their Whereabouts, will be be' ally reward
ed li'-4w*l HENRY CARROLL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-27

Last OF the dead md hurried at Nart5y,Ae ard
GaLlasia, on Tuesday morning, Dee. 22d,
,chsn the Committee LETT FOR lone
Sumner : Rurnhan, John c. Vaile,
Alva \. Myer, sickness a IL Austin. Juo
j. SchrIger, -- Arnold, Capt II Rein
tants, NJ II Randolph Unknown, -
Porter, Henry Dust, Unknown, Unknown.
Unknown, +. ileminover, II. W. Travor
". Brighton Joseph Berger
These were all buried from the hospital
before arrived. We removed from the
battle field and buried with the above, in
the Hartsville Lurying ground properly
marking their graves, the following:
Benz Fullerton. Edward J. Curtis, VIM
Woodbury., Reese Brock, o. Larson, Tn
known. Serrt Newton. Antonio Abcrst,
Benjamin Brown Corp. DEL. J. l.. Sap.
Then we buried Germans from ohio,
and one cavalry man from Indiana Then
we buried as follows:
j. d. Porter 40 NJ" (doubtless Orvil
Morehead,) William Vaulaw (probably.)
George Steidencer, Unknown, IL b. White
(unknown) Indiana Cavalry man. Thos
Stevens, Cromwell Woodward, j. II. w"
(probably John II. Wilson, Mr.. Dummet,
Unknown, James Spencer.
Then came Germans, Ohio men
John McDougai, removed and buried at
Gallatin. Joseph Walker, died from sick
ness, removed and buried at Gallatin 1t
NJ. Strawn. died on the 22d inst s y.
Marion, died after we left
At Bowling Green three have died: L
Rssmer, - Beckwith, - Arris
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-12-27
Na-es S-neral Commanding

NV / ON, DEC. =.
The official returns of the loss at the
battle of Fredericksburg foot up. killed,
LIPS, webnded, 9l0j, missing, 2,O1S
The Uerai( army iettersays Sigel forces
are on the way to Fairfax Court House.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-02
pLnsrsronr. "a. Ami "a. ]

DANAhaloHHi mh.i ApiH 81 iobz.
MR. EDTon; The following is the reply Of
a skilful, practising physician, in distant
part Of the country, TO q letter requesting his
views Of the nature and treatment of the
"spotied fever" now prevailing in some parts
of our county. It might possibly be Of some
service to publish il in your paper. send it
for that purpose.
"Your Spotted Fever is the Typhus. The
most raft0aai treatmem IS stimuiants. The ma
laria, at once, in many cases, oyerwhems
the energies Of the nervous system, and
the patient dies, from want Of thorough
Reaction. / say to you, therefore. and to
death, If you do not heed t--push stimula-
ton 10 the extreme Of intoxeation, until par
feet and M0rongh reaction occurs and, after
wards continue II moderately until the patient
Is out Of danger
With this treatment for depression, the pa
.ient should DO frequently washed well aud
hard, with some stimulating lotion such as
lloifman's Anodyne, or strong salt water
After Reaction is perfectly established, the
spirits Of turtentine, in ten drop doses, every
three or six hours, win the efIerycscing
drought, should there be much thirst and
irritabiliiy Of stomach, with proper attention
70 the liver and bowels, ought to be the prn-
cipal treatment.
For stimulation, good brandy Is the best,
given every one, two, or three hours accord
ing TO the urgency Of the case DO not piye
Quinia IN his aage-it is Of no use but pos
tire injury"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-02
[coMMuSloArrp.1

Mn. Error: A report is rife in the upper
portion Of this am district, that, while a
servant Of a citizen Of Rockville, was prepar-
ing some fresh herring for supper, "pinch-
back" ring was found in the stomach Of the
fish, supposed TO have been on the finger Of
a soldier Of which the fish had eaten. /
thought ii would not he out Of place TO make
some inquiry in regard to the matter, for
have always been Of the opinion that shad
and herring will not eat flesh, as they will not
bite the hook. II my opinion be correct,
shall set this story down as rather " fshy."
So, ye lovers Of the g fnny tribe need not
hesitate about eating fresh fish. G..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-02

A WELL SAID FAcT.--It was well said a few
daysag in Congress, that if the Administra-
tion and the political party which it repre-
sents, had been as prudent in avoiding and
preventing a war between the North and
South as they have been in avoiding war
with Great Britain, this country would now
and probably would forever, be in the enjoy
ment Of domestic peace and prosperity. But
they were determined in putting the irrcpres-
sible conflict TO practical test, and behold
the result Of their wickedness, in the civil
war and its attendant calamities which afiiet
the country, besides the future consequent
evils in It's inevitable DOOM Let these facts
be borne in mind when the time comes again
for exercising the elective franchise. --lfacomJ
Eagle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-02

The REDEMPTION on RgAL ESTATE SolD ron
TAxEs.-Among the laws (chapter l33) passed
at the late session Of the Maryland segsla-
ture is one amending section 81 Of article 81,
(by extending the time allowed for redemp-
ton, &c, from twelve months to two years,
as follows, to take effect from It's passage;
Whenever real estate shall be sold by a
collector, the owner thereof may redeem the
same by paying to the purchaser thereof,
within the period Of tgo yoars from the date Of
such sale. the amount Of the purchase money,
with interest thereon nj the rate Of fifteen per
cent. per annum from the cate Of the salc.'
The section following, (G3 however, has
not been changed to correspond with the
above, and may present difficulty, viz
1893. Whenever real estate is sold by col
lector, if the owner shall not redeem the same
within tOetee moHths, the purchaser may re-
cover possession by action Of ejeetment, &C."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-02

A BREACH OF FAITH.-The Frederick (Md.)
Union" strong Union paper, and, of
course, a supporter of Lincolns administra-
ton, says;
Does any man in his senses suppose for
one moment that the State of Maryland would
ever have ceded TO the Government Of the
United States, the District of Columbia, il she
would have had the remOtest idea at the time
that the General Government would even I'M
dertake to abolish Slavery within its limits2
Never. None but a fool or mailman can
think so. Maryland granted the territory
and the United States received il, with the
implied, if not positive understanding, that
the institution Of slavery should remain there
unchanged as long as it existed in Maryland
1t would never have been ceded on anv other
terms. Therefore we say il was q breach of
faith on the part Of the General Government
towards Maryland, to abolish slavery in the
District Of Columbia whilst that institution
exists in the State. Probably nine-tenths Of
those composing the Legislature Of Maryland,
when the District Of Columbia was coded TO
the General Government were slave owners
and il is therefore just about as reasonable to
suppose that they would have given their
consent TO the proposition had they dreamed
that the grantee would abolish Slavery there
in while it existed in their own State, as it is
to believe that the Authorities Of Tic city Of
New York would permit a powder mill 10 be
erected and operated IN the very heart Of their
city. When we call it breach Of faith, we
characterize this action Of the General Gov
eminent by its mildest term"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-02
DEATHS.

DIED, suddenly, in Baltimore, on Sunday,
9th ult., Mrs. SARAH G. GRIFFITH, wife
Of PnLEaoN GRFFITB, Sr., of this county, in
the Goth year Of her age
DIED, on the LIST Of April last, Mrs SARAH
WEST, wife Of SAMUEL WEST, Of his county,
in the Goth year Of her age. Mrs West was a
consistent member of the Methodist church,
and filled the relations Of wife, mother and
neighbor. in an exemplary manner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-02

The Pooh WHITES. The Detroit Free Press
says; As the Abolitionists begin TO talk of
the employment of the masters by the slaves
and the representation Of constituencies in
Congress by niggers, we suggest that the black
people form benevolent associations for the
benefit of the white race. The political suf-
ferings Of the latter class are beginning to be
uncomfortable. They are utterly unrepresented
in Congress, and are now subject TO the hypo-
thetical good Of the slaves" g For Gods
sake let somebody do something for white
men. '-Iadia,la State Sentinel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-02

AFPAIRs AT FoRr WARREN Fort Warren is
kept SO close that it is almost as difficult to
get news from there as from Yorktown We
understand, however, by one who has been
there that the health of the garrison is very
good, only three'or four men being sick -
Buckner and Tilghman, who have been in
close confinement for some weeks, have been
allowed, since last Sunday, an hour each day
to walk by themselves on the parapet over
the sally-port. Mayor Brown, late Of Balti-
more, was visited one day last week by his
brother. Boston Herald, SATURDAY.