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

MI OR IGAGE SALE.-W here
AL as. on the both day Of September,
A. D. 1851 Charles A. Fisher and Marena Fisher
his wife, did execute and deliver Frederick
Holbrook, certain mortgage desdof the one un-
east quarter of the north quarter of section ten
O0O in township thirtythree ( north Of range three
OF the third principal meridian (.ubjec. to dr.
cation of public street of the south u, OF said tract
of land one hundred feet in width) IN La Sale county
in the State of Illinois, secure tie payment of hyre
certain promissory in said mortgage
described and given for portion of the purchase
money Of said lot which said mortgage deed authorized
and cu,powered the said Frederick Ho brook and his
assigns that in case default should be made in the
payment said promssorv notes, TO sell the real
tate in said mortgage mentioned at pubic auction
giving eight weeks notice of the time and place OF
sale &c. particularly set forth in said mortgage
deed and which said mortgage Is recorded in Record
ers office of La Sale county, State of Illinois, in book
5s at pages 13S and 1879. ~
And whereas, the said Frederick IIolbrook the said
MORTGAGE in said mortgage deed did, the thirteenth
day of July, Ss sell assign and deliver the IN
paid note ia said mortgage deed hereinafter mention
cd ana the SAID mortgage deed securing same,
DAVID Buei; and- Whereas tie said David Buel has
sold and duly assigned delivered the same to the
undersigned and which said assynment, ar recordad
In the Recorders Office of La sale county St of
Illinois, in book CO, pages lS9 and l40.
And, whereas. default has been male in tn. payment
OF the last mentioned promssory note secured by said
mortgage deed and there IL due said note the sum
of nine hundred and sixty dollars.
Therefore, notice Is hereby given, that /, Edwin T.
Fay assignee as aforesaid by virtue Of and in cofor-
NIFTY with the power given ia and by said mortgage
deed shall, Monday the seventeenth day Of Noven
Der, A. lo62, the hour of 10 o'clock A NJ. of said
day. at the south door of the Court House in Ottawa
sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder
for cash. the undivided half Of the west half of the
south east quarter Of the north quarter or section
ten (1) IN township thirty three $3.50 north, of range
three 3D. east of third ncipal meridian, (suliect
dedication of public street Oft the south end of said
tract Of land hundred feet width) and all right
and equity OF redemption, OF the said Charles Fisher
and Marena Fisher his wife, and George Mann and
Martha Mann his wife their heirs aud assigns therein
EDWIN r. FAY.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-27

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
III Ps60dtlBbtI--for the Relief OF the Sick ana
Distressed afflicted with Nirulent and Chronic Dis
eases and Especially Diseases of the Sexual organs
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
Dispensary sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address
DIR. j. sKIIIIN HOUGHToN, Howard Asso'p.
No South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa
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Rrai @ state.

fuNHE subscriber offers for sale CHEAP and DESIR-
Il ABLE FARM, situated the y.1niIion River II
miles south Of DaSs, containing l2O including
10 acres OF FiNt TIMBER. The Improvement.
sist Of small D~-iiipg House. Granary and Stable.
There IS 4 SEVER-FAILING SPRING within $50 wards
of the house also, Well Of soft Water equaIled
in lhe county. This farm joins the Timber. shsr.
there IS one OF the best Stock RArg-s IN the county
1t ons-hah mile from Alum Rock P0st Ofce one-aIf
mile from tie District sehooi Ifo-- miles Farra
Ridge fem.Uary. and one. hsif mile from the river
where there is MINI FOOT VEIN OF COAL; aud in
good, piou. ueighbOThpDd
~ TIL, Farm all be sold EItr- zasly CHEAP
Address VIZ. Il. GiLLIGAS.
Jan. II, 1882. OraxA III
IUGIAN SANGER,
ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought snd sold Communion. TAKE. paid
Abstracts Of TILE furnished Collections made IIvs.t-
tnenis made in Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned Ottawa. August S, 1851.
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&. ". DENHAIlD.

Teacher cf Focal and Instrumental Music, and TIE
German language
once in Post Oace Block, opposite the Free Trader
Printing Office.
DENHARD's QCADRILLE BAND is ready TO fur i.h
superior Music for Balls, Parties, Concerts
sonable terms. A good caller is connected with the
Band.
Apply at Denhsrd's office, opposite the Free Trader
flee. or at his residence opposite the Madison Street
chool House. above the Meat Market. dec22
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ferred to, the conscript who brought a substi-
ute, was responsible for his substitute, and
if the latter deserted or died, before the expi-
ration Of the seven years term, was liable to
be forced back into the ranks. This system
was abolished in 1856, by order Of the cmper-
or and the government itself accepts pccuni-
airy indemnify for the withdrawal OF CON
script and practically pays for his substitute
by offering an ample bounty to volunteers. 1t
Is arranged that the sums received and paid
by government shall vary according to the
military eXigencies of the country. but the
present basis is as follows: \ conscript is
exempted for 400 francs ($4S0,) and the
government pays a bounty to volunteers am
ountmg to 2,20O francs, (S44O,) making a
profit Of 200 francs by the EXCHANGE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

THE FRENCH SYSTEM OF DEArTING.-t-n-
der French law, every birth in the Empire
must be registered within forty-eight hours,
under pain Of severe penalties Tor any at
tempted violation OF the code. France is di-
vided into 10000 COmmuncS, each of which
has mayor holding his appointment from
the department of the interior at PariS-whiCh,
by tine way, Is in all respects the most impOr-
tant branch Of the French government. 1t is
in the presence Of the mayor that the births
are declared and formally placed upon record
for future reference and use. The law re-
quires that the child itself be brought before
the civil functionary, the name OF the infant
given, the names and condition Of both pa
rents, when known, given, also the sex Of the
child declared, and all the facts certified to by
two Credtable witnesses, whose names, resi-
dencc and occupations are also carefully re-
corded.
1t will be seen at a glance tnat the informa-
ton thus obtained is Of immense utility to the
government in conducting the operations Of
the CONSUMPTION, whose mechanism may be
described in q very few words The govern
ment calls for a contingent let us suppose, Of
100000 recruits, for 1862 The legislative
body authorizes the levy to be made. Each
department OF the Empire, OF which there are
now eighty-nine, is required to furnish quo
ia. based nDon the alnount of its ponulation
| The mavors hold lists If all indiyidnaIs h0rm
in thnic rosnsrfiye commune. and ,,,,t;a,la
lions are sent tn ae, n,aIo cild hon
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

MAYORS OFFICE, Sept, 1862.
70 the Citizens Of Horce<ter:- have re-
ceived from The Massachusetts Soldiers
Relief Association" at Washington, an urgent
call for money and hospital supplies for our
sick and wounded soldiers now lying in the
hospitals in and around Washington.
The articles most needed are cotton and
wooden shirts and drawers. common leather
slippers, dressing gowns, pantaloons, worn
sheets, &c, for bandagcs lint, linen and
cotton rags. Jellies and other similar arti-
cIcs for the sick are also greatly needed. |
propose to start for Washington Tomorrow
night, with all such Of the foregoing sup
plies can be collected between this time
and that. Henry S. Washburn, ESQ. has
volunteered to accompany me and remain
at Washington or go to Virginia if need be,
and remain for such length of time as his ser
vices there can be made useful. Mr.. Wash
burn has also consented to remain at the
City Hall all day to-day, (Iuesday,) from
eight o'clock An, to six p. NJ, and arrangeall
packages that may be sent there. And |
earnestly invite all patriotic citizens to send
to the City Hall, as early as possible, after
eight o'clock this n.orning, all su,.l Of the
foregoing named articles as they NAV have
to dispose Of for the relief of those who arc so
nobly and heroicaIly defending our govern
ment and maintaining even our right to live
as trcemcn in our homes.
2. EMORY ALDRIcn. Mnvnr.
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" ORCES TIE r;
TUESDAY. SEPT. ?. isc%'


We invite the attention OF our friends IN
the various towns to the call for the Republic
can STATE Convention, To he held in WorceS-
ter on the 10th inst. 1t Is very desirable that
there should he 4 full attendance of dele
gates, and it is hoped that measures will
be taken ut once to secure a full del
egation from every town. The recruit
ing for the nine months regiments very gem
orally and very properly engages the attention
Of the people; but full state convention is
OF great Importance, and the measures neces-
sarv to secure it should not be neglected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

CuLLATIoN TO THE 3GTH REGuMENr.-Th
Both regiment will leave Worcester to-day,
probably, about noon. They will go to Bos
ton and embark upon the steamer Mcrrimac
the which has been chartered to convey this and
goth Maine regiment to Washington. Those
wishing to contribute refreshments for the co..
lation this morning, are requested to send them
to the hall at the camp ground as early as
O'Clock. Contributions may also be left before
that hour at the rooms Of the Soldiers Relief
Society, No. 100 Main street If plainly
marked NO. 100" the basket will be returned
to the same place. and car be found there if
called for, after the collation.. Bread and but
ter, doughnuts, cheese and milk, are solicited.
The committee having the matter in charge,
are desired to meet at the hall at O'Clock.
REcRuIrING IN WORCESTERSHIRE differ
ent companies recruiting in Worcester num-
bered last night about as follows: Emmett
Guards, l2O; Capt. Higginson's company,
10; Infantry g.; City Guards, As: Mr..
Baldwin's company, 10; Mr. Stiles company,
%. OF these, we are informed, 32S are from
Worcester. So there are yet 100 more need
ed from this city, and they are wanted to-day.
The New BARRAcKs.-The lower junction
shop has undergone transformation, and is
now nearly complete for the use OF the new
Worcester regiment. Dormitories are pre-
pared in the upper story for the troops, the
lower being reserved for the officers. 1t will
be ready for occupation on Wednesday, and Il
portion Of the regiment are expected to take
up quarters there before the close Of the
week.
PATRIOTIC FIEEMEN.-The following mem
bers OF Washington engine company, No. l,
have enlisted-malling one third of the entire
company. All but one are in the three years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02
-From the Daily Advertiser ]

GALLANT SPIRIT.-A friend sends lis the
letter printed below, from German boy now
living in Racine, but formerly employed for
some months in a public institution in this
city, where he learned all his English The
letter breathes a noble spirit, and is none the
worse for the PLAN and open style of express
sion, to which his knowledge Of our language
sometimes forces the honest German to re-
sort -
RACINE, Wisconsin, Aug. p, 1862.
Dear FriendS-Atter am long time wait
ing for letter from you and could not get
one, then l am going to take my pen once
more and write to you, my friends. | cannot
forget you, because you have done SO much
tOr me. | can't say if this is the last
letter l ever write to you, because | am
Union soldier, and am ready tor going to
war, and am ready for fight for the Liberty
Of the United States, and for the government
Off Yes, | am ready to give my own life
for the freedom Of this happy America.
And was not afraid that they will draft
me, no, they could not do that. And | did
not go that 1 shall get pocket full of money.
No, | am going for our dear president and for
our lovely country. | am not long in these
United States, but am ready to fight for it,
| was listing to Col. Jacobs German regi-
ment, which is going to our great and brave
Gen. Sigel am glad to-day that l am fit
for fight for the country, Tor the liberty and
freedom. You need not to think that would
sold my lite or my able body for a few dol
lars, -no,-not for all the money which these
rich United States has. But | could not rest
any longer to see my brethren get killed and
wounded and unablcd from those nasty rebels
and for jeff. Davis and his fellows
think l will do whatever is in my power,
and hope the Lord in the heaven will be
with me and will save me from the enemy S
hand. l will take the Lord with me, no mat
ter if | am in battle or not, and l think he
will help us to fight for the country, and he
will give us the victory Of our enemies.
hope We soldiers will fight the battles till the
stars and stripes Of the Union is upon jeff
Davis his head. My dear friends, as long as
| am here | was working, but now | don't
want to work amy longer till we have the vic
tory Of these rebels.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

RELIEF FOR THE WorNDED.-The battles
which have been for several days raging in
Virginia, have again thrown large number
Of brave men upon the generous sympathy Of
the country. We are not yet intormcd-it
may be many days before We shall fully real
lie the extent OF the suffering that has been
caused. Itis enough, however, to know that
the available hospital facilities, in the vicinity
Of the struggle are taxed to the utmost, and
thatan earnest and implorng appeal for help
comes from the officers in whose care they
are The mayor this morning calls upon the
citizens Of Worcester for money and supplies,
which will he dispensed under the auspices of
the Massachusetts soldiers relief association
at Washington, for the benefit OF the gallant
men Of Massachusetts on whom the red hand
has been laid Surely the call will be respond
ed to with the same intelligent liberality which
was shown during the earlier battles of the
war-lcaying no son of Massachusetts cause
to reproach US with forgetting his need when
his own right arm failed him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

The Kllingly Transcript says An in
stance of shameful treatment by the police
recently occurred with two soldiers of the
eighteenth regiment from this vicinity, who
having a Through of twenty four hours, start
cd to visit some friends. They took the carly
train for Worcester, where they were arrest
I'd by an officer who kept them in close con-
hnement with one neal till the last train
lett for this village. The young men did not
complain Of the arrest, but were Justly indir-
nant at such inhuman treatment"
This paragraph from the Killingly paper was
printed in the Spy, last Saturday We learn
that the statement is false throughout. The
men arrested here had no furloughs. One Of
them had received permission to visit Fisher.
vile, but not to 90 anywhere else The other
had no document allowing him to 90 anywhere
away from his company. They were arrested
in compliance with the stringent order from
Washington requiring the police TO make such
arrests, and our police simply did their duty.
We believe despatch had been received here
reauiringthe arrest ofthese men butthc duty
Of the police was plain without any such re.
quest The men were not locked up unit
their behavior became unbearable, and then
they were kept two or three hours in room
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

LIEUT.. HIRAM b. BANKS of the 10Th Mass
achuscttS regiment, who is reported killed,
was brother Of Gen. Banks, and a-young
man Of much promise. During the late presi-
dental campaign he was one of the promin-
cnt campaigners in Connecticut, where he
then resided
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

NE" CAMP AT SHIRLEY The camp for
Tie new regiment now recruiting in Fitcbburg
'"' '',"i'y' mas been established about half
" n'le from the depot in Shirley, upon prom.
er'y owned by the church society Of sbakors
1t Is level tract one mile square. on tho bor.
ders ot the Nashua river.
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p. II. EAllES.

Experience teaches us that dellcacy prevents many
females from applying for the means to alleviate suffer
ing and life. That objection cbyated in the case
oSr James Carkes Pills prepared after the prescrfp
tion of Sirmes Clarke, Physician the Queen Of Eng
land, and well known to be the only safe and sue remedy
Tor female difficulties and obssructions from any cause
They can be sent in bottle containing 5o pills post free
by enclo ing 81 and postage STAMPS to any agent
Sold by BUSH II CO., ana all Druggists
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

LIEUT.. JAMES r. DARRAcorr, whose death
Is reported to have taken place in the battle
last Saturday, was educated at West Point
and was a claSsmate of Gen. Mcclellan and
other officers who have become prominent in
the war lie was thirty-fiye years of ace
and leaves Il wife and child, who reside in
Lowell
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

IsatcheIOr's Hair Dye, TIE BEST IL THE WORLD
WILLIAM A. BArClEL0E'> celebrated Hair 1--we
produces colornot to be distinguished ON nature
warranted not to niu7e the Hair IN the least; remedies
the Ill effects OF bad dyes and nyigordtes the hair for
life. Gray, Red, Rusty rair instantly turns to IA
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful Sold by all Druggists, &c. ler~Thc Gcnu-
inc is signed WILLIAM \. BATCuELOl., On the four
sides of each box Factory No 81 Bearcav street date
23S Broadway and is Bond street, New Y ors
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

DEFIANCE TO GREAT BRITAIN-Thc gen
eral OF The Macllcrcl brigade is no friend to
England. He is reported to have made this
strong speech:
We have borne with Great Britain great
while, my boy; but it is now time for us to
take Canada, and wipe every yestige of Brit
ish tyranny from the face OF the globe The
American eagle, my boy, flaps his dark wings
over the red head of battle, and as his scarlet
eyes rest for moment on the English custom
house, he softly whispers he simply remarks
he merely ejaculates-Gore.
Americans. fellow citizens. foreigners !
and people Of Boston! shall we longer allow
the bloated British aristocracy to blight us
with base abolition proclivities, while Mr..
Seward is capable Of holding pen?
'Ha, blood and thunder welcome gentle Gore,
Let the loud hewgag Shatter every shore,
High to the zenith let our eagle fly,
len thousand battles blazing i'll his eve!
NalI our proud standard to the northern pole
Rant patent earthquakes in each foreign hole
shout havoc murder, victory and spoils,
iii all creation CrOucheS in our tolls!
ihelI, when the World TO our bcheSt is bent,
And takes the Herald for its punishment
Wen pin our banner to a comets tail
And shake tie Heavens with a big ''AI Hail"
That's the spirit Of America, my boy, taken
with nutmeg on top and hollow straw.
Very good for invalids.- Olpheus C. Kerr.
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to remain idle.
The AMoskEAG (N.H..) RIFLES SURPRISED
AND CAPTURED.-One Of the companies the
3D. New Hampshire regiment. known as the
Amoskeag Rifles, was surprised and captured
on the 2lst ult., while on picket duty at
Pinckney Island, near Hilton Head Three
villains had deserted from their ranks to the
enemy a few days previous, and given intor-
nation which made the surprise a perfect
one, the rebels coming upon them even while
some of them slept. Lieut.. J. c. Wiggin Of
Sandwich, who was in command Of the COM
pany made gallant resistance. and was
killed, receiving thirteen wounds before he
was overcome. Three privates were also
killed and three severely wounded, one of
whom has since died. Thirty-five were taken
prisoners, and the rest, sixteen in all, escaped.
The Amoskeag Rifles were recruited in Man
chester where the news of their disaster is re-
ceiyed with universal sorrow
CoNNEcuCur.-The time for drafting in
Connecticut, for which all preparations have
been made, has been postponed from the 3rd
to the 10th of September. If the quota is
not then full, the volunteers will be organized
into the requisite number Of companies and
regiments, and will nominate their officers,
after which skeleton companies will be filled
by drafted men.
The New REGMENrS.-Thc correspondent
Of the Boston Journal, writing from Aiexan-
dria last Friday says Among the regi-
ments here are the 33d and 34th Massachu-
sets. They have been put into active service
so soon, which is no small credit to the Off
GERS who have had the drill of the men in
hand. The former is for the present doing
guard duty in the city, but both expect to
move on shortly
DIR. BRowNsoS FOR CONGRESS. - The
friends OF 0restes y. Brownson are talking of
sending that distinguished gentleman to rep
resent them in congress. The Elizabeth I'm
ionist of Saturday, referring to DIR. Brown
sons recent speech in Washington, says:
"Thc doctor is long trained statesman.
and no party politician. His mind is large,
! and comprehensive. lie is the man like to
! whom should be all our next congressman.
| Indeed we hope he himself may be in our
next national Legislature; and. in fact he is
not at all unlikely to represent there our
own district, if it is reasonable for lis to
! accept as an index Of the minds Of our fell
low citizens, the designs and intentions to
that effect that have been already expressed
by numerous loval and influential men of all
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-02

BIRTH DAY OF AN OCToGENARIAN.-- Capt
VIM. Story, the eldest brother of the late
Judge Story, completed his eighty year
on Monday, August IS, and received the
friends, who called upon him with congratula-
tons on the cyent,i his usual cheerful manner.
Although not able to walk with the elasticity
and erect attitude of earlier years, he retains
the vigor of his intellectual powers and his
whole soul is enlisted i'll behalf of his country,
in her efforts to put down the treason of the
south. May he be permitted to witness our
countrys triumph, and enjoy many more birth
days in the society of his friends, In the
bosom Of his family he is enjoying all that
could be desired of earth, and in the trust of
a happy immortality through Christ. he can
repeat the language Of Cicero, IN his treatise
on the pleasures OF old age: and look
forward to my dissolution as to a serene la.
ven, where l shall at length find happy re.
pose from the Gltigues Of long voyage
Salem has long been celebrated for her sea
captains, many Of whom have survived to 4,
good old age. Capt Story IL, we believe, now
the oldest sea captain living among us-Sa-
lem GGzcHc,