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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

FREMoNT.-Among the unfortunate con
cequences attending the doubtful neeessi
ty to pacify Fremont's friends by giving
him a command, is the loss OF Gen. Rosen
Grams to the army, who is thus superseded
Gen. Bienker, who has proved somewhat
refractory on several occasions on the Pc.
tomac, has been assigned to command in
Fremonts department. Carl Shurz. also.
goes to the same quarter.
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Missouri AND Arkansas.

Reliable information from Arkansas is, that
the rebel army, under Price and Van
Dorm, has crossed the arkansas river to
Van Buren, and Fort Smith. The Texas
troops are greatly disheartened at the
death of McCulloch, and those of Arkansas
feel the loss of Mcintosh. Price has at
length received Major Generals Com.
mission, at which Van Dorm is wroth, and
syears he is entitled to a straight jacket.
Reports say Price and Van Dorm, with
their army, which is still 900 strong, are
ordered to Corinth.
Gen. Curtis is still at his old camping
ground II miles north of Pea Rridge. We
see a recent order issued by his authority
liberatins some slaves, for having been
empIoyed in the rebel service, in accord
ance with the conliscation act of the extra
Session Of Congress.
Missouri seems still badly infested by
guerilla bands, who commit outrages in all
parts of the state. Scarce day passes
but outragcs of this sort are committed, or
that more or less of these guerillas are not
taken by the Union troops. What is ever
done with them Would not the hanging
of dozen or so Of the leaders put ston
to the business?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

As nE HAD A RIGHT TO BE-Lieut. Col
RANSOM has been promoted to Colonel OF
the 1lth Illinois regiment, to fill the va.
cancy caused by the promotion of Colonel
Wallace to a brigadiership.
1t Col. Dunlap, OF the Doth ILL.,, has
resigned He was from Jacksonville
Brig. Gen. John A. Logan has so fa,
recovered from his wound received at
Fort Donelson, that he has joined his
brigade at Savannah.
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Sunervisors Elected.

The followingis list of the Supervisors
elected in this county on Tuesday, as far
as heard from:
ANes-E Wormley.
Byuce-Jas. Spencer.
Dimmick-J. +. Fisher
Deer Puk-J. w. Armstrong.
Dawon-Jesse Green.
Earl-David Cox.
Eden-Frank Corwin.
Eagle-Geo. r. Belford.
Fall Rirer-Wm. II. Price.
EIeedon-IIiram Butterfeld.
Farm Ridge-lIiram Jackson.
Grand Rapids-Lewis Soule.
Groveland-J. r. Grove.
La iSaHe-N. Cannon and E. F. Bull.
Ohawa-Eli Strawn and D. I. Murphy.
Peru-William Paul.
iSerena-G. Ruger.
South Ottaca-Wm. II. Brown.
Uica-James Clark.
TermiNion-S l.. Hall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

The attack by Porter's Mortar fleet and
the other naval force on the approaches to
New Orleans is believed to have COM
meuced on the 18th ult Great prepare
lions were in progress at New Orleans, at
last accounts, to repel an attack upon
that city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

FISHING VESSELS LosT.-By the storm
on the Eastern coast on February 1st,
nineteen Gloucester fishing vessels were
lost on Georges Bank, carrying down
with them 1873 men, leaving 70 widows
and LAT orphan childred to be provided
for
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

place has been occupied. 1t is evident
that this movement is part of General
McClellans comprehensive plan OF crush
ing the rebellion in Virginia, not only by
the rout of the rebel army, but by so hem
ming it in on every side-in North Caro-
lima, Western Virginia and East Tennessee
that after defeat its escape or reorga-
nization will be impossible
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05
The BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.

Since the taking Of Beaufort, the expo
dition appears to have remained quiet.
No movement towards Kingston has been
made. Fort Macon is still in possession
of the rebels, a garrison of about 500 being
there As all communication, however,
from without is cut off, their surrender is
only a question Of time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

wendell PHIrIIrs, in delivering his dis
union lecture in Chicago, toned it down
very much from what he read in New
Havan, Was hington, or Cincinnati, as his
audience was composed almons entirely Of
abolitionists and republicans, he was al.
lowed to deliver it without interruption,
many of the most reasonably parts being
even vociferously cheered. Vet the same
reasonable sentiment run through the
whole of it. 1t was from beginning to end
an earnesn protest against the restoration
of the supremacy of the present constitu-
ton and Union, but plea for their dis
truction, and the erection upon the ruins
Of an abolition structure, in which the
the prejudice against color should be abe
lished, and white man should be rec
ognized as the equal Of the Niger If he
behaves himself, but no better. AS jeff
Davis and his congress dream of and are
fighting for Utopia in which slavery shall
be the ruling element SO Wendell Phillips
and his congrest would wage war to es-
tablish a Utopia IN which the distinction
between width and blach shall be abolis-
he'd. Both are equal insane-both are
equally reasonable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

Four young men from st. Louis, duck
hunting in St Clair country, Ill, last Sun
day, were eating their dinner by bonfire,
when one of them sportvely proposed to
shoot the other, and levelling his weapon
(half-cocked) at only five yards distant,
the gun was discharged and the young
man shot dead. The murderer-who al
leges that he had no inteation to shoot his
companion, and did not touch the trigger
at once walked to 81. Louis and gave
himself up to the police
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

ForHey admlres UeneraI Shields. In his
dispatches to the Press he says:
g. The victory gained by Gen. Shields
column is what might have been auticipat-
ed of that gallant officer Ex President
Pierce, who sarved with him in Mexico.
often spoke of Shields as a man whose
powers never developed themselves except
amid the great excitement of a battlefield
Such a man was Massena, whom Bona
parte denominated the spoiled child of
victory"
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Ur1cA.-The following officers were cleo

UTICA.-The following officers were cleo
ted in the Town CT Utica on Tuesday:
,Supe7risor-James Clark.
To,on Clerk. B Peckham.
Asscssor-Robert Strawn.
C0Hector-Patrick Clear
Justices Of tie Peace-G. Cook, lisa. Strawn.
Coastables-D. v Lee, Jacob Strawn.
Oyersecr of tie Poor-Z G.. Dickinson.
Commissioner Of Hi;gh,0ays-Jot Ohm l.. Clark.
Pound .NaSter-J. d. G. Weld.
All democrats but the last two, and they
had no opposition
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

PERU-At the Election on Tuesday,
VIM. Paul was elected Supervisor, j. j.
Bowling Town Clerk, Eli Leavitt Assessor
Daniel o. Sullivan Collector, John L. Nc
Cormick Commissioner of Highways, Asa
+. Powers Overseer of the Poor, Ii. w
Underhill, Julius Heinrich and Joseph
Kelly Justices of the Peace, and w. II
Foote Patrick Dowd and Charles Strue
yer Constables.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05
CARPETING ! CARPEliNG ,.

We have now in store between - and 30 pieces car
Petlng, making y. tAe additions receive
monthly 20 stock the beet assortment to selsC.
from TO be found in ttis part Of tie state.
Our Carpet trade having largely increased, We are
enabled ogy in large lois, and consequently at %
prices than those who Oliy bug fey pieces.
As TO prices have only say, that shall be
low carprtiuc well as ali other goods, the
same qualify can be bOlEn IN t!- State
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

The New SrYLE-Abolitionlsm showed
its hand at the recent town election in
Farm Ridge. in this county. Their ticket
was headed - Patriots Ticllet-Oppos;tio
to Traitors and their friends" The oppo-
sition were the democrats and anti
abolition republicans So now every body
opposed to the abolition-W Wendell Phillips
programme Of breaking up the present
constitution and Union To erect on the
ruins an abolition negro equality govern
ment, is Friend of the Traitors" The
northern traitors, linked with jeff Davis
and his southern rebels in the work of
destroying the present constitution, are
the Patriots! and the democrats and mode
rate republicans who are fighting for the
restoration of the Union are traitors
We understand movement is on foot
among the loyal men of Farm Ridge to
compel the aboltionists thereaway to take
the oath of allegiance to the constitution.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

FARM RIDGE.-Extracts from a private
letter:
''At our Town Election on Tuesday.
the abolition republicans shared the fate
of the rebels at Fort Donelson. They
were routed horse, foot, and dragons.
They had full ticket in the field, and
to make it more captivating, had the au.
daeity to head it with Opposition to
Traitors and their friends We have done
gloriously, electing the full Union ticket. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

DAYToy.-The following Town Officers
were elected: Supervisor, Jesse Green, by
votes, Collector, l. 0 Donnell, by So votes
to James Lafferty 50. The other candi-
dates had no OPPOSITION. Town Clerk, G..
y. Clark Assessor, J. II. Cnrryea; Road
Commissioner, John Curryea; Justices, L..
l. Gree, c. J. Curryea; Constables, ". O.
Hess,.T Bark; Oyerseer of Poor, L Brown
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

Lieut.. Col. co nmanding 18th III. Vol.
To Lieut. j. 2. RUMsEY,
A. A. G. I'd Brigade, 1st Division, Iii. Infantry.
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Ready-Made Clothing,

HATS and CAPS for Spring and Summer will be greatly
increased and prices very reasonable No rise in
account of the rise the east all he asks of his
former patrons, and those who wish fin and fashion.
able Clothing, to give him . trial.
Ottawa, April s. 1852. s. ARNOLD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

Yet should the new constitution be
adopted and this article be rejected, we
will have no constitutional provision
whatever on the subject of banks, leaving
the legislature free to do wat they please
IN the premises.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05
EDR ALE

1.-TWO Scholarships in the Illinois Liberal Institute at
Il Galesburgh. Any person having sons to educated
now is an opportunity to have it done cheap.
OTTAWA, Feb 20, 1852. r. THORNE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-05

I WILL EXCHANGE half section of first quality
Il Farming Land, in Iowa, for house and lot in this
city. Il. THORNE,
OTTAWA, Feb. 10th, 1869.
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PRIVATE SALES.
,,.,v,r r.RM c.lfFD .wnont

vAIr,R,E FARM CALtFD WuODRER.
fEt NrASarSR COUNTY. MA = To HANOVER q
IhS Nrap LEADING EhoM TuEGH 70 uLu
r,N.r,; ,uNTA;NiSG Se5 ACRES.
80 o..,; y; SIR. John H. 'raliatsr'o. Whose fssh
.a -. l5.s ~ siar-s prevents his giving the usu
:. .r,... w- ursr for sale his valuable FarU
-, wr,.,.- " custsih'uS sF6 acres, Of which
-. - isad OF hne quality.
,... IT, gage great abundance Of timosr aad
:. -. i-:IS quantity OF eora wo'i may be
i,.-..r -;-il ;he repc, 1 HsL.var Cam: liiufs
W, 1;;!s. nu level tuIs, wh.se thrse
.'r - r.i i.y S.G CO 3s'tss,Sd
-, , .,".,.-. hsr.dr- hassuo.t st;a ints % hars
, -. ,r.ral.IL> EiS's~u sidlls fat l,urSSs, aaj
-. -. .,cL-A!., iua al II. n fs,m
-. :. a.s -. ":shard OF Peaches now bsAring
,.. SasI II nrti. :tesa oa"h t. boar.
~ Il 80. lie ;h- rsTm which DR.. l. B. Price
>, ~. ~ Il good. AID lie hsahh OF ths place
"-. i...raJ.- " rarShsans u good farm AFRO IA.
Il, 4 10 call Nr. Tsliafv,Eo rs.idink Oh
50 -g}t-sa ;;en,Hre In showing It.
r..,s 80, ,.a.HtLa'las.
,.:,..,5s given IN time TO seed wheat and fnll
son ,t nt cai of tho Jasf-
f.,.rs e.n DO Sppplisi with everything "a ihe
;..iI s:.vGs al fstf valuation.
'-. a.; - oODD,E S APPERsoN
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YALuAHLE COiL LAND ron S,LF
a VALERIE rAlhL TtN MILLER Faim aleu-.
NIIlN N IL.

ftths sal p"et G"rs ar safe ~ .t,s ia. th::M late.
L iy "IE't n. NuI. /. iiaIIif deed III If .p-r nj
otEet'i'. tea t 'f;.ta .i",;Hl rhG t.ac
4lG auira TIh sL.a' !. hc,"s af ia,i Deep Run
Crcrs ri a THn:!:-' Gi has II uinri' ii rail-
uu.G"r nn :. 10, the Il Ilr i.-.:' m h;Ii
lIRs '"u+r -: a-Ec sha ;an r:' pw .rl' iisc, w
t!.s us,.l
Hn S'v'r S.T Greek. wtirh -:G- through &" liTa..
tto. Gui drA', Il large ;,u:ion
OF nn old dam nov Stnm,in", whrh wdntt guoGd t."
caaser Opportunity - hudius Srls. n.l un The I'D
iuuudaioa "iIh bat .I. cSp,Es. t":suns w.s'ht" 70
make investment, In real est & "Sud II" Sr t. "Nl -
lhls prnI,ty =. NiS
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" CASUALTIES IN IsT LOUISIANA REGIMENT

LIST OF CASUALTIES IN lsT LOUISIANA REGIMENT,
ar sHARpsBuaG, ND, SEPT. lTrH, 1862.
Field and -Wounded-Lieut Col NJ
Nolan, in command, slightly; Adjutant T +
0'Rorke. left arm amputated; Sergeant Major
Jno Turner: Ensign II Crangle.
Company -kili-'l-Sargrant c c Ira
hue.
Wounded, 81 Lieut. \ J Conner, slightly
PrlyalrS WIm Fancher, E A Lowry.
Missing Privates Geo E Gilmer, Vim Il
Ruidcr, WIN Sudnn1of.
Company R.-KilIei-PriSates E Dyer, L
Peterson, a W Gill.
Wonndcd-Z K Shights, in legs; W \
Lilies, arm; John Allen, hand, slightly.
Company C.-Killed-Private James Cole
man.
Wounded-privates F Spaeth, E Boutz
Hudson.
Company D.-Klled--Ssrgeants r: Nc
Keowu, G Pedden, John Ryan; Privatas JOIN
Kennedy.
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IL ,p H. a -:ti Cl Auyust, ri "iGi.u. F"Irs hej 10
r. .,tert" IN New Kent COUNTY Mra. hAkniEfsA'A"-.
IT, !i.r ..n :eaG Ol ucf ~.
80. ,l..rt.=. c. n:-d Cas6y ytsTe aga IL The
-.,,ysi .-T:;. u: the !htr ."Eersec tstvp n"9re.
-. .u" ~ .n". .p"a u Ia" dsT o! ner deeu-
L. r,,c ....t c.r;ir &" "hris teE InLoe o?
ne I..,. J.. ;h.E.lv Il he had nny Vnc hhi n-ote
:.if-;JI .nL:, 4nthnr Il was that o meek hEo HsieI
.trr .Ll i. h. trOi ~ Jrts Pf!rf LOIS Hh's
l., her :, char thr0~t'g over 2Hthi~i-
81 ,tI.u iy cne.o Shrse rerigcss cont'ncra 10 L."
,, i ~ or. sur year. and iLhrmr: Her s"-'t.iT
..uiuese Il bttractCd r'sG the y"r e..
,ri mr. y... g. ansrs uIi tfmheis secrr"d tnsr f"
..t an. &c A. one Il IL, few rrmHGiny specimens u
,a,,,.,t E.I.Jn-n Glass h'w we'll nlSh sAt'@ CT.
,.,t..t :, -.,- D. hnp-i, might &c faiasd ~ uiS
~ r.l ,.,.!u..un hrOu IN which - are nn~ ps.':nZ
,c1, .! the cit zeLs OF H"@ Kent. suE Es, ob.cn
rom ner 10 ESCAPE tnc To.encs oi The tui
ara, Il re many TEey cncsmpcd on her place, an
- r.i Il might be uesoIatsd but or hsr rrttFn sc
f.I 4, preserved NJ he serVanIs aud they tesdy 10 -'
",rr her wh Unaffected joy. They had ph'ed ietnfIi,
t,,l, .yery ,E.r had been r4de 10 niuca them L.
cay'. ,-,., .Lui ,, =. , ~.
l. val highly favored in having her only chd 'nn tet
hd.. chiidren -rnund her "hen sne dloo sUu!e ise
hat she might sinE before messenger couio oe seGt &c
hny .,he But ,hit her l.st resniag wisn S-s sf tn
rco and che as permitted 10 breathe her last IL 'hr Gi:
O. L)yed ana loving With tee clearly s1'Hn-a o'
u eterns life through Chfist
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VI IkGiNlA...Ia rmaECtar 49,; t rule, Leid tie
Clerks hhite tie C"-nty '"d.t, icr ir CH"uIl Of
herSiensvrE on the hr=' Monday II. uct"'9r, isL.
JonmT w"Iam~ anA N4r: : b wife, lir'Ia
agaist
john A la,ssr .rd : lius hI- rife Dc 'ls
IL spprsr'n. BY anio't w.: i"a' IT." ''"i""'aI '"in
A. Farrur =,drut"f ~ :Ta": iHa uooiian Of
the pianti- uit"nS: uretrd tha :te "Gid DE-
fendant Il" i"nr be " II ia n'"nih al e. ''"r l"hi
catlon of fh. 0tr aui dv "h usrs' rfY Ia ii"trct
his interest IN ts MT nna r:'n' TIE oid'i re roisNed
once Week Ir iGr <. 'r week., |" III" ~ hIn"n
Enquirer a ue@srrpr fdi he ia th, ty Nt hnlond
aud also be posted TIC from r" Oi the rU't htIns Of
ths county, on The irst day vi ciit.
The nbjsrt t',ts suit IL ii. the al the late
Retecch B. Medley. among Ia" pa ri'> III tr ihrI"to
re-,r, +. ',I-.Ik tI.rt.
VIRGlNIA-,N CHASrERf: IT H"I'- tE!t 10 III,
Clerks offs" or u.e I"uuty Court 81 Cumberland
county, on the ars M"asss Ia ssE,snn~r. i,'.-,
Peter T. Phillips -Ii MARY Ii ~!;e. "i" ny tiir
N @''' RIFFS.
A:a:a.t
hrljaniG $. Allen. in ~, .lr' !E.ntrEt"r
de bpa;s s.'a. IL Isrars .i.,,.ssi cniia a1d
Reurccs H. ha T., Jr.:,s @.-idin ani L.ev Arm: hi,
vie, Lucy ;arT,i;, Al" h. i..rJ. a.d --raf Gar
,eu prlia.
Tr ohrct til. ohim decree 70: the Ealr of
th. negr0C: h-iuirr1 the "U;7ta Of J;:v, aien, d:
ceased aEd .iir.Gn IL 'Lr p.,"'te, 0i a s,l> i1hs
de hs :, ot Jan,Sa Alien. I,s-.-..'
Aud Il sprc L. ;ht dr:cn t.i.:s. Jo
sial GAu'i Iui Lacy Au. M" VII. "s2 Rot Residents VI
.hs state. Is Lrrse s the :uiI 5rn;nutJ do apsa!
neie "iit!l oEC month assia" rchuc .oh "i 'ss "clr
snu do what n-.':shrr r i;,t' heat itsr-s' ~"
inst this order e ub-i,"a week for four hue.rs
slve weeks Ia the riChGyt h"uirer," n=S.paper put
shed 10 the city Of Rchm"d ahi ahT H. ported hi The
frOI door OF the Court Hrr'e IL his 'un'y the drs
day OF thr neAt county Court
copS-fHs'r
Sept 2s-- cu4~ = l. OBS y, CLERK
STIRGINla--I& CHAN ERT E"ics held In the
rg'. ot,ce OF s'uy.nu. ''"u-tY C"ut, On the first
Monday 10 I.i.rrr, l-6?
William 7. M"s.y. in his own rrht sud as administrator
Of Lsng'on Moaty, de"essei H. -: aa Al"sy. alI fEa
beth Ru.hr, Pitts,
.gan-i
Irhn a jun. :, m 4 /. 10 Tho
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LAND FOR SALE,

Tai rsuarasr for sale hs tract 81 land, lying
~ .-e wanrJ uf Moliy's Crook. 10 tn- e"nsty Of
.'-l;-. "a, s3htesn miles South Of LyIchEHra. o"u.
-! ~ acres, about huLdrsd and hiiy Ia original
sa, .Ey il .ssond growth and the baiauca in cnti
~" Ia aad ID justly coDeidsrad one "f the hua'
s Il ias s-.tirn of ,h6 chuuty hha a, II coht"'.
'i.- Frhn' ps-lins House, with ava rooms. kraus-
:. '."t-co" T. 'Tsn-,
i.s>-hlr tairi cash tho balsuos In SIX ano l~.lv"
-';;a' tuali-S iLlsrset IIon dato
''i''a, ",.is. L.. purchase will address ths anb.
.cI SJ-slar- GEO W. CLEMENT.
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SALE Uf VALUABLE LAND
IN .MEIIk I.tIEGTHA VA

w s,rn. -. ,ss,ss II ths Ga1;,.y Court OF amsiis
t,vI--L. IA. ;;Jj,Igss5, 1850, Bhsil 2sr,Gi
4 ,itA-ts omar fef sale prtvstay null ths l6ih OF
-; AJAX, ,shr Gsa Farm fnowD sa "GlenWGad," the
= d. i.,a II,.nol 1ohn A. HillsmAn. lf sold
- , NJ, G.r IL ~'.li iha, day 10 sold she pro.
,,-,.S-.-fts iuTaliua 10 foa end haslity bu z
-, ---.r .a'i.s VI thr AUelta Spdass aal sIu pan
49,. :..r IaiaoaL Ard Daavius h.il,oai. I: ii-s
..5... s;f.I River tor cossldst alba distance,
;.,..e ,.yaItI beth ou rha rvs: All az :ho
. a..-l "ar's :us" tho liNo.. 1..s spii II this
y, .Lg, u.i.I;e1 10 irv SruT'l. -; .Gtu, wheai
- :. hat say fstUl IL IL. AnIu.
90: a-a:'tnf Mud all hera.ehre oat-nonsss
o. .,r az Iss aatar II " il- suai tor luali.
- -. 'a..rs tIr -sud,ag p.,!duee to market OF
. =, I, rhsy IL fas 'it-'tly ,E ;Gs farm on
.,.;. SD 49, 20 e-f". -,IrH: nr l. J.y ba changed
.-.5 IT, Ia. ftrL ;hi '"st =" ~. r. road, 6ki
',.....I! sa!s:ra sa"i.tar 5th Rctes
:v-:!e'; = s..wth. no olI:iasI growth
.-,. i.s,; - - l5t Il Sn.asttaE ui
-, a. ..i ..a" t'.e 81 h;'G. -" nsas; quality
-u;pusoa ,ir 'i.: !i',., ,sJ.tEi-: u piha
,........ tsh vii >-fus - 49, isii ;tIhHr and
-: a.... cultivated isfi'.-a Ia Sn slate o
-..r 5i ;r7.i- ,ot ,j.i il -, t,..rs oi $50
,.i.--.u.! -st!n, p.r;,rssss, II is.!Isl.
;.-..,r -, .! ;as estate will ae lsf Ct Amslis
81 -. lT i"Sr 4 Graves, who will TAX.
"a = ..-.S - -aG s.Uwins the farm suy one.
-.Ea ~ :s.S i.--f- .ttttcnal Information oan ai
;e.s anruoI CINE isktohsr as bslow, and Prot
:=..s haassIst;p, Ar 1ayaich, Y.
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u.aaliiie Il, Va.
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sess. We have u"t yet suffered titho OF
what our fathers endured. But il 1t should
be our lot, We will bear il as they did. Nay,
W. would BEAR luur., mud bear it mare cheer
fully; for II would he L hundred times more
calling 70 as t" be- conquered than it would
hsv,. h"n lJ faSm, because our enemy is q
hundr, Il trillhs more od,ols than thrir'G was.
Oar priytlijha. 81 C.r i.ain nnnanlling US,
hui adi Ia Cur leI:luti"n. 10 Brlh iu"rs a
caus, like inn W hn sullira fnr ii. There is
no oifrr Ctisi:imn ike thc marLfr And
each p,i:4Iiru ii ir'.ri,rl, t", as Il wrong
FROM ir,neny. Thus IL hn: ilr .l"nhir ef-
feet ut 'l'vu;ing US t." onr ca,Iar, aud exaspor-
at"g III ay :lr:'i the foe
Many contractors have indeed grtwn rich
in cquippns tie Yankee armica; but our
g ra.Tsrl SnliIei. aa they are pleased ID call
theru, invariably whip them III fair fight,
and will whip tham TO the end.
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LATD FOR SALE IN CAMPBELL COUNTY.
~. :niS o4o ACRES OF ins Wheat aud Tobacco
.4si -. miles from c. mphsIl Court House, in con-
.i- :i-sas- OF rhe South Side railroad sod lynch
:. -...s dwelling hou.s and uut- houses sot-
't.= iYt cu,ll family.
.-.; LGrs.io viii 10 sola 10 10 early spplicast -
!:i.r-. J. 81 COBBs. ESQ,
~! :s-,' LynehburR.
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AlG'.a'&s,N SALES.

HALIFAX LAND FOR SALE.
f6fhE suercrbein offers fuI s.a hi Public AErpu nro
Il the pr, lh,ses, ~ SATURDAY, isr &c Huremh"r
nsht, their valuable plnu.Iiru Hrch Gterk ~ lhu
Geuay uf hatitar, couianug ab" "ur LOO ACtEs Ths
Ttaot lie. %ithla funl ni's 81 hr RchIuid nad nr-
Vile EhllrIst. aud trr ,Is Il Nav Ferry Dept II
cnniprisar sh'eH naa, ~ -ecali-h bottom "h b'rh
Creek Hm' Ito ribu"I-,, muS veil improved npiaed,
ard an htuulRG," uf Gal Iurh'r il,hhsr.
Ttsrs l. comfortable !IE Esii!S With all LscGtsAry
oat HOUSES, Ea-1s etc rpnu u |! is nhe TT tho mcs'
desirable estates tho Coz N.Y. Aud ial1is rar u 6t
fsEaous BlIlh Creek Lag
TERhS
0ne-thild cash aii T.. ht.a.So Ia Iva lunl ihsiHI
nents et rnt TN" y"aS" t"niih. inI'art JuIi at
JahuSrY Ltht
Possa..iJ:. VII! he -i,rr ' i~' irr .f l.hInlY with
tho prlsiicse .ueHink ia.I f,i iur s,aiu sni
Vlbrr efuls
Tk~rs vii! hs sonIn tI-,. a pr.H'.,s tro,u is
time MT th- IA. IL ta' 10 rl,"~ as Land la
wishing Ia hny III HllR- W l'W
Sept o. e'd-"
VALUABLE: CuiL LAND ruIl SALE.
I WILL Sell at pubic aprtlj, the 70; rri.r-, tRi-
DAY ihr Sl,; oI tr,'i,rL, uf Ir M lsn, ul
falhHs Greek, III the C1"l thcs hHLi, ari anIon.
Inc Tie Mdlph III Goa ria h:,d chtrs, nj, boat
2l3 Acres. a. kn, II! Scene { Eensc.
Ths property ha. be-i 'U:i fvoi Sh kI'
the chneSs vi the Coal raised equ rrte,ded
description IT eutrrntto that =. hsvc T'pnc,t
the old shafts eoocur In il- opin lrA Lhsi . Yua
ary o.. wiah,nsin ctnmuuitat- vi IL me, xii ;:icsess
rae- ~ Cha floit, sviie fls-.-7-s s,4 s.r7l.
SS Terms ta:h liltTRH L k:ILhT. +
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