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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Fer ALL The PURPOSES OLA FAMILY pHYslc,

are so composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade thsn.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
ISM correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy sitalities. As = consequence Of thees
properties, the invalid who is bowed down WITH
health or energy restored by . remedy At once -
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable ard
pleased to furnish gratis NV American Almanac.
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costirs
ness Heartburn, Headache arising from dsso,dsret
Stomach, Naasca, IadtgestiOS. Pam in aud Morbid
Inacio. Of the Bosrets, f2atuieney, Loss q Acps-
tife, .J0,a.dlcc, and other kindred complaints.
arisiny from low state OF the body or obstruction
OF its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
fsr the renovation OF the blood and the restora-
ton OF tone and strength 20 the system debisatcd
by disease
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Real Gstate.

WE subscriber Offers for sale CHEAP and DESIR-
l. ABLE FARM, situated the Verniiion River IL
miles south OF Ottawa, containing l20 including
10 acres OF PINE TIMBER. The improvements
sist Of . small Dwelling House. Granary and Stable.
There 10 SESER-fAILING SPRING within 200 Yards
VI the house also. Well Of soft Water not equsned
In the county. This farm joins the Timber, where
there IL one OF the best Stock Ranges ia the county
IL 10 onebaif mile from Alum Rock Post Office, half
mile from the District School House. miles from Farm
Ridge sen.nary, and one half mile from the river,
where there 10 = NINE FOOT VEIN OF COAL; and in
. good, pious neighbvrhood
~ This Farm viii be sold Extremely CHEAP.
Address VIZ. Z. AILLIGAS.
Jan. II, 1869. OTTAWA Ill
LCClAy SANGER,
ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts Of Title furnished Collections made, Invest
ments maze In Government Os other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, August s. lkss.
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Tax Sale Notice.

Tax Sale Notice.
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, That Ut . sale BY the
IN Collector Of the city Of Ottawa, Of deinq uent
1anAs and ovn lots for the city and school and
costs due thereon for A. 1851, held 1t the Court
Hesse IN said city Of Ottawa, commenced the Esd
day |. pursuance Of law, = A. Sherwood, on the
3sd day Of December, 1861, became the purchaser
Of the following described lots situated in said city viz
Lot Ave (5) beck thirty. Ave (sS) in the States
Addiisn % the tewn q Ottawa taxed In the name OF
the " Hers Of Bailey"
Lot eli Q1) In blsck seventy seven. (7:,) II the
States Addition - the town Of 0ttaw taxed in the
name Of" Cnkn0Wn."
The east hundred oo) feet Of lot six In block
i've a. In OTTAWA North taxed in the name Of "Dron
sen Murray" -
And further notice 70 hereby given that TIE time OF
redemption Of each q soia Novn sts non aid aaie ana
~ purchase, - aiesssaid, v expire % Ne IA day
Of December, A. .. 1862.
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Tax Sale Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, To all whom /, NAV
concern, that at sale Of lands and town lots for
the taxes and costs due thereon for the year 1861
held at the door Of the Court House in city Of Otta
wa La Sale county, State OF Illinois, by the Collector
OF said city, the I'd day Of 1861 the sub
scIiber purchased the following described tracts of
land and city lots situated in said city, and that the
time Of redemption the will expire on the Esd
day of December. A. D. 1862, year from date of
g. All sale
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MACHINES.


The Economy - C0a0g the FF0nkllA
Family 10Wl0I M0ehlAes.
THESE Machines make the celebrated Grover and
Baker stiteh which has taken the highest premium
The Illinois State Yair In September last, At the Uni
ted States Pair in b. Lsus II 1850, and the prn.
eipai State Fairs throushout the souutry.
Competent Judges gave decision in favor Of this
stitch Of It's great strength and adaptation
to all kinds Of family and manufacturing purposes.
The following table viii show the difference in favor
Of Sewing Machines the old method Of stitching
BY hand. In the working Of these Machines there Is
not only great saving of labor and time besides add
Ing greatly the healshfulness Of the employment,
BET the stitch 10 much stronger, elastic, and
much liable rip ravel than the stitch made
Nth huftJes md h0bbina:
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fegGl advertisements.
Tar Sale Notice.

Iac Sac Notice.
NoIlCEs hereby given to tho owners OF the follow
ing ahds and Lots, and all whom Il may concern,
mat sae Of delinquent lands and lots for city and
.ats que the city Of Ottawa, for the ear 1851
hsd ~ he ooor OF the Court House in Ottsva COUNTY
OF La zane anu state OF Illinois, ON the 2sd and 24th
DAYS OF aecempsf A. b. 1881, the undersigned becam
KS time OF gess rhs lots and tracts
,em the date said sale, to the 24,h day Of ds
cenber, A. D. 1862. "a W.
In DaVs Addition IN O,,,,r
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Hams.

r HANE in store q fine lot of Sugar Cured Hams Of
II my curing of superior quality, which offer low
TO the trade ctstoers- refer to the following
FAMED gentlemen 10 quality VIM Hlskling. Esq,
e 9. HeSkhsE Sss. Wa r.nsa, Ess, = I shnisr { q
Apsne. 1863 wca Sdecf Court Hows sasarS
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
l. P.iiddeiphid-for the Relief of the Sick and
Distressed afflicted with virulent and Chronic Dis.
and Especially Diseases of the Sexual Organs
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon.
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMATORRHG.A SEN.
NAL WEAKNESS, and other Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the
Dispensary sent in scaled letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address
Dr. J. sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Asso'n.
No. 3 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
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EAGLE WORKS
SICKLE SHOP,
Nearly Opposite the Ottawa House,
OTTAWA, ILL.,
Instruction in Music.

Prof. .Chas L. Simon, of Clark Seminary, Aurora,
ILL., takes great pleasure informing the citizens that
be is about to make his home in Ottawa and ready
gan, also nstracoas n therosgh nHss and C0,npoei
sitions. His reputation - Asst saaas teacher I'd
conpossris we'll known III evseths 61Ae ~ Csesve1
~ nusisal education b 0sSuan Asodoav a. Hnc,cS
aed assures TAN satisa.esisa. lnSss e pastSaisrS
Of Pref 3. Prank Ped.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FUE THE RAID CURE or
Coughs. Colds. Influenza. IIOarsencss,
Group, bronchitis. InciI,icnt Consamp.
ton, and for the relief of Consumptivo
Patients IL advanced stages of the
disease.
So vide is the iclI Of is usefulness and so Ru-
rncrous axe tic cases Of is cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
lcly known. who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by is
use When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to ssssps
observation, and where its virtues are known, he
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of he
pulmonary organs that are ineidcn. to our elimsts
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
On the afflicted they can never forget. and pro-
iuced cures TOO numerous and too remarkable to
&c forgotten.
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TX &c UTO RS NOTICE

- Estate OF JoHS B. BAsTrEH, deceased. The I'M.
having been appointed Executors last
and testament John B. Basien late ofthe county
OF Ii Salle and State of Illinois, deceased hereby give
notice that they will appear before the county Coar OF
- salfe County At the Court House in Ottawa ~ '
October Term, the third Monday in October heAt
which time all persons having claims aga.ns. sara
estate notified and requested to attend ior inc
pose of having the adjusted All persons ndebt-
ed to said estate requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned. go,
D"e" ~ CHARLES BRIGNON,
DONAT H0LLECKER,
Az. s,h 1s62-4w ErScutOrs.
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&. ". DENIIARD,

&. ". DENHARD,
Teacher Of pocGt and Instrumental Music and the
Gorndn Language.
Once in Post 0H6ce Block, opposite the Free Trader
Printing Office.
DENHARD'S QUADRILLE BAND is ready to furnish
superior Music for Balls Partes Concerts
sonable terms. good caller is connected with the
Band.
Apply at Denhard's ONCE opposite the Free Trader
NICE or at his residence opposite the Madison Street
choo1 House above the Meat Market. d-c22
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resulting from seli-a buse, &c-By ROBERT J. CCL-
NERWELI., NJ. D.. Author of the Green Book DC.
The word-reHowned author, in this admirable Leo
ture clearly proves from his experience that the
awful consequences OF Self abuse may lie enectuaiy
removed without medicine, and wthout dang eur.
gicil operations, bougies. instruments, rings
dials pointing out mode OF cure at certain and
eeCtual. by which every sufferer matter what his
condition may be, himself cheapIy, privately
and radically. This lecture viii prove boon to thou
sands and thousands.
Sent under SEAL in plain envelope, to any address,,
the receipt OF six cents two postage stamps -
addressing, DR. CHAS. J. C. KLINE,
y Sly. -. Bowery New York, Post Office Box, 1855.
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F1rmlng and Pine kands.
CEvEN husdrea fss sale Of lxehange for horses
- or stock that 10 availabls, :" n rsl
Apply At III u cf6ce..--,,
oHaxA, JAY ~ iSe1. tis.tL
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PREPARED BY
DER. j. G.. AVER s. CO.

SOLD BY
DAVID WALKER and C. l. THOMPSON, and by AL
Druggists IN Ottawa; FLEMING WOODRUFF, Mar
settles wholesale by rno23'6l)
j. IL. REED * Co.. Chicago.
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seMI-ANNuM STATEMENT NO 2os
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
$932,3O2.9S.

For details of investments, see small Cards and
Circulars.
assurances may be effected in this old and sub
stantial Company on very favorable terms.
Apply to
WM. S. EASTON, 14gent.
tR- Dwellings and Farm property insured for
term OF wears at very low rates.
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l4dy1inistr Gtors Not,cs
Estate or WILLIAM ERWIN, DECEASED.
VIyHE undersigned having been appointed admins
traitors of the estate Of William Erwin, late OF the
county Of La Sale and State of Illinois, deceased
hereby give notice Mat they will appear before the
in 0ssavs, q The espssees tern. TIE hid Monday
II eepts0bes nsxt. st Which tine all pefso1s Aavlns
elaiDs aGanse 0aid estate neodeA I'd rce
ssssaA ~ Ne parpess Of havih9 ~ sss sd6sted
An pcsasae tndsbtsA = ss esests a. rsaueStel q
naee Immediate peyment - IL ua1efsigned
Dated this eth AaY efJuiy, a. D. 1853. a
AL3HEA, L. ERWIN, AdmjnSs$ratrir.
N. ". xkTHBUN. Adm tniafr0fo,-
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Notice to Builders


"AV1NG re.oved my Marble Estabiishri ent directly
IL opposite the Post Office, Columbus street,
the increased room enables to furnish builders with
stone to order the shortest notice at the low
est figure. Having of the experienced work
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction.
N b. large stock of cut and rough Joliet and other
stone hand. MARIO WILLS RRO
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or al kinds done short notice by
MASLEY DOW.
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EuRsr.lrs go Il: ~ = u. ,.,,,. sa,s..
+ pries Nb{sl 8. W1lxlI.
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MANHOOD:
HOW LOsT!H OW RESTORED

Just Published IN Sedl ed Enre!ope Price Str CO.
A LEcIrEE IAE NAICAE. TKEATMESI A. Err
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Glothiug.

public connected viii, his former business.
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MO- Macksrsa, White and osaaah. 1ssse an9 -
IN nsn, for 3 Cfsb u oADsAsA.e
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SATURDAY MORNING, DEC, 6.
Lincoln Would Rather Die!

It will be seen y " northern tele-
ram which we copy ia the Bulletin
jhIs morning, from q late number ofthe
Cincinnati Enquirer, that Mr.. Lincoln
declared in Il conversation which he
had with some unconditional union
Kontuckians,' on the 21st ultimo, that
" he would rather die than take back a
word Of the proclamation of freedom.
II The truth we're known no doubt the
Knight Of The Scottish Cloak would be
willing to compromise with death and
quit the world, any way, if he could
get off with the comparative tlilc of a
few centuries in torment.
1t will also DO observed that a yet
mightier iend seems to have entered
into Lincoln, prompting him to sen
force vigorous measures to rid the State
lofKentucky) OF rebel. sympathizers.'
His idea is to drive them down into
the South, huddle them all together,
mon, women and children, in q mig ty
slaughter.pen, turn the "freedom' loose
upon them, and, when satiated with
blood, set fire to the moon and hurl il
down upon the dreadful waste, and
Noro.llke, laugh at tho confagration
He has an anecdote, a real side splitter
which lie is reserving for the OCCASION
Poor wretch ! what wicked things he
would do, if he could only, as chaps
used to say when we. were a boy, "sPey
A-B-L.E!' -
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General Johnston.

Our citizens, the soldiers, and every.
body, will bo glad to hear that the vet.
eran Gen. Joseph 4. Johnston passed
Dccherd yesterday, going to Mur!rees-
boro'. His wife accompanies him, we
understand. His health is not perfect.
ly restored from the sad effects OF the
dreadful wounds he received at the bat.
tie Of Seven Pines, but he will be able
to take active control Of the army move
ments. His presence will, if possible,
inspire u brave troops with addition
al courage, fortitade and daring. He
has consecrated our holy cause with
his very lite's blood as it were, and our
soldiers feel as if their victor veteran
chief had been sent bacd from the grave
to lesd them again to victory. And so
he has come! Under the influence OF
his presence by the blessing of GoD our
arms will be invincible.
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We take the following telegram from
the Cincinnati Enquirer, of a late date:
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-An officer,
who left Gen. Burnside's army at one
O'Clock to-day, reports the situation un-
changed. The rebels were said to have
nineteen guns Of large caliber at and
near Fredericksbur
On Friday, President Lincoln, in the
course Of conversation with uncondi
tional Union kentuckians, discussed at
length the question of emancipation;
iho said he would rather die than take
back q word of tie pr clamation OF
freedom, and he dwelt uponthe advant-
ages to the border States of his scheme
for the gradual abo.ish0 ent of slavery,
watch he urged tisem to bring favorably
before the people.
Ihey assured him that it should DO
done. Mr.. d4Incoln also expressed his
determination tp oniorce vigorous meas
b ures toerid the State of rebel sympathi.
zers, and,utor tbatpurpose, ANEW Pro.
vost Marshal General, who has his heart
in the work, will be appointed.
Secretary Chase's report will IN.
doubtedly contain an urgent recon-
mendation, supported by elaborate ar
gument, 10 Congress to take measures
for tho substitution of Government tor
bank currency, by taxing the latter and
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Residence in Winchester
Sale,

ONE OF THE NEATEST AND BIZ
arranged private houses in WincheSter' 60
tanning four rooms nicely papered, and w
ished. There is nice yard, with foweT'r
shrubbery, a garden neatly laid out and =
tainng young fruit trees, Raspberry ny
vines, Sc. u good stable, smoke house w.
lot and coal house on the premises. AisOb'
.urniture for each room, cooking utensils y
Will all be sold cheap for Confederate nov
Address "a. B G." through box No. ~
Office, or apply at the Bulletin Office.
Nov. II. 1862.
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u-ss
vades both, The spirit of inspiration must
have breathed into the hearts of the holy.
fathers who framed our prayers. Treasure
them lip in your hearts. Make them your Pc
titions at the throne Of grace, and you shall
not ask in vain for Con has promised that if
we ask we SHALL receive. He doesn't say We
may-no doubt about it, but blessed, unfailing
certainty. Hesays, Come unto me, all We that
labor and are heavy laden, and |. WILL give
you rest-not perhaps. Whose believeth and
is baptized SHALL be saved-not perhaps. Oh!
then trust in COP, Though all others forsake
you, He will still be your friend, and oh! how
blessed the man that can claim Con as his
friend. Oh! what unspeakable JOY, when we
can say with trnth, COP is our friend. feel
that / have such a friend, and that whether /
live or die all will be well. My feet are san
died with the preparation of the Gospel, and l
have on the helmet of salvation; and should |
be taken from my little flock l leave with them
my parting blessing, and commend them to
my Father, hoping that he will find for them
another and better shepherd, who will lead
them safely to the heavenly fold"
Mr>BARTLEY was the son of q Presby-
terrain clergyman. He married in 1857
q Miss HENRIoUEs, a lady ola cultivated
aud excellent mind, whose refined and
gentle manner and superior qualities of
heart have greatly endeared her to the
community in which she has been thusso
early bereaved of him by death, and
left companionless and alone. And yet
not alone, for GoD is with her. A de-
voted christian, wife, and friend, she will
have all the comfort this life has for
those who mourn beloved ones depart
ed. And here we may appropriately
employ the language Of another, used
upon the funeral occasion, and address
ed to the congregation of the deceased.
The speaker said, Members OF his flock
follow him rs he followed CHRIST. Re.
member his lessons. And show you
appreciation Of his services by cherish
ing a grateful affection for her who wa.
dearest to him. Soothe with your ten
der sympathies and sustain in every
, possible way, tho bereaved and d%csolat
heart of her who with so mach sind
ness and devotion smoothed the dyin.
: pillow ofyour beloved pastor"
Abiding to the untiring oarnestnes
and diligence OF the deceased, in tn
discharge Of his pastoral duties, it wa
said in the funeral discourse, that, eve
whom his health was far declined, '.h
labored night ard day in his Master
service. Tho day was too short for b
varied labors and night did not affor
=, him sufficient repose; and they who wi
messed his last effort in church to preac
the Gospel can well and truthfully a
test his burning zeal, and can unit
: with mo in saying, that he 'counte
not his own life dear 50 that he migt
win souls to CHRIST"
The community has lost a valued CT
: izen, the Church an earnest advocat
! and the country m whose praye
in behalf Of the causc of independence
;, were earnest and sincere.
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Col. Nat. FL. Harrison, of Pickcns
county, Ala, has donated 5000 bushels
of corn to the soldiers families in that
county, and Noxubeo county, Miss
Erchdnge.
Tom Smith, a poor noighbor of ours,
has given three dollars for the support
of INDECENT people in our midst. He
is a patriot--he gave according to his
ability, and deserves notice in the pa
pers fully as much as rich folks who
are able to give large sums.
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NOTICE.
TanYard for the People.

I WILL TAN HIDES IN 10 U['pp
leather for 4Gcts per pound, and into sou
25cts per pound or | will tan on snal% IN
one half. and if the customer wants my nI
willsell it at Scots per pound for sole, a ~,
cents for upper. i with give 2oets per
for dry, and l0cts for all green h;de'' usnt
to me at Hunts Depot, Salem Mills, OF
lanyard, better known as the OaEig;iE
yard. W. 8. Cklp aJ ,
P. S.-Persons wishing hides tannp ID
shares, or at prices above, must dei'o
at Salem Mills.
November 7-sw1m. -
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FOR SALE OR RET.

I DESIRE TO, SELL MY HOTEL. i
will take Confederate money, or sell on
credit of one and two years.
If not sold by the 10Th inst. at private s.s
l will on that day Rent it publicly for twcIn
months, and at thesametime sell all my Hou.
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
M. G. SIMS
Winchester, Dec. LIST 1SG2-lw.
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Notice Volunteers.

Being authorized 10 raise end muster ID
the service Of the Confederate States. 10 con
panies Of Infantry to form a Regiment, ofE
and all ages, Companies formed or iormiE
who desire to enter this service. by reporting
me at this phase, will be immediately musteH
Ia. TA%. w. NEWMAN
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G MAN n

WANT TO HIRE BY THE M0Nf
or year, asprightly negro boy, over Is yer
of age, and will teach him to be a good pre-
man, which business when learned will HS
him bring two or three times as much hlre'
40 otherwise would. Wanted Immediately
w. j. SLATER,
Proprietor Daily Bullet
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ATTENTION..

For all debts due the firms, of P 81,
Tuynoy, or Turneys g. Shook, or Turney 81
ten per cent premium. For settlement "a
on Miller Turney, or j. i. Syler, at Their 4
fee in Winchester Tenn.
Winchester, Nov. 10Th. dim
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From Teras.-1rhe secret organic.
ton in the northern counties of Texa,
has been completely broken up. Tbs
Houston Telegraph, of the 18th ult,
says that q july of twelve mes are en-.
pannelled in each Of the Counties wher
the organization is discovered to exist
before whom the guilty parties are
tried. Numbers of them make full con.
LESSONS after sentence is passed Oh
them.
In Gainesville 90 have been hrn,
Among those connected with the clan
DR., r. 4. Lively is mentioned. He had
previously occupied a prominent posi.
lion in society. The whole plan beins
exposed, and the members made known
the organization is thought'to be crush.
ed.
Col. VIM. 7. Austin, has been an.
pointed Confederate States Marshal for
the Eastern district of Texas.
The Georgia Legislature has passed
a law to d,ntiilinp ljnuors
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Gov! Herschel V. Johnson, who ran
forVice President ontho National Dom
ocratic ticket with Douglas, has been
elected Confederate Senator by the
Georgia Legislature, on the End ballot,
by a large majority, He is one Of the
abIest, purest, and safest men in tho
Confederacy, and will reflect honor up
on Georgia and Iustre upon the Senate.
His election is an allspIclous omen,
showing that the people are determined
to have the best met in rhe public
Councils in Is pog!lous condition.
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making provision fforsthe .circulatio,
through the banks of the former. '
The Court of Inquiry in the case Of
General Buell will probably adjourn
shortly after meeting at Cincinnati, to
Nashville, for convenience of witnesses
many of whom arei in Rosencrans' army
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Coy. IL. V. Johnson, just elected by
a large majority to the Senate from
Georgia, "believes the Conscript act m
constitutional, but will offer no resis.
lance to it, nor to the Confederate au.
thorities in their enforcement OF it du-
ring the war"
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Dir. J. G. Shapard.

WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE
Office at residence. House formerly o@
pied by Nm, Reeves.
dec2-dlm.