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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-11-01

'|"Sttce o' Tte 4 ."'e; ;f, ,;s r.s;
1fhce side Of ConnbIs ST., adjoining ms resi-
ace, nearly opposite the Post olicS-
Win thank his friends for all business PERTAINING
hi. Office, and promises to attend to al suci vi
pr mptness- ,,
Living adjoining his Office, he may lviys be found
hand. "l'<+
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NJ. KNEISSI.
G.. l.. THOMPSON.

- WHOLESALE AND EEfAli-1
Importer Of Drugs Chemicals, French Cosh'at ..
Sies Wines. Gc.,Sc- aI@-o
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General Curtis Army at Helena.
Especial to the St. Louis Democrat.

HELENA, ARK, July lathe advance Of
Gen. Curtis army under Gen. Washburne reach.
ed here at a. m. to-day having left Clarendon
on the White River yesterday at a. M, having
made forced march of Is miles in day and
night.
Assist. Quartermaster Winslow will start for
Memphis Immediately to hurry down supplies.
Gen. Curtis left Batesvile on the oath ult.,
with 20 days rations and after halt of Eve
days at Jacksonsport to concentrate the forces
in his outposts took up the line of march. His
entire command is now en- route for this point
From 800 to 1900 rebels under Matlock were
on our front who fred on the forage trains from
canebrakes, and barricaded all the roads leading
southwark, with trees felled by negroes, who
have placed every obstacle in our way, but We
overcame them all and the army is safe.
9 We had . number of skirmishes on the ronte,
in all of which the rebels were whipped, with
considerable loss TO them, but with few casual.
ties to our troops. ~,
JULY 7.-Col Hovey, of the SD Illinois, and
parts of companies Of the 18th Missouri and a
battalion of Indiana cavalry, routed. two Rebel
regiments between Cotton Plant and Bayou
Coche, with loss to them of 10 killed. Our
loss was killed and 40 wounded. We suffered
much from thirst, there being to springs, but
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Chicago Market. ~

Thursday, July Ia r. NJ.
The rise in gold caused sudden advance in
the leading markets to-day, and prices were
firm and buoyant. Flour was firm and higher,
with limited offerings. Sales were at the range
of So 55@4 90 for low grade to good spring
extras. Wheat was firm and active, and prices
advanced l@lIc per bushel, the market clos.
ing quiet at the advance. Sales were at 88@
$50 for No Red; S3@S4c for No Red; s6c
for Amber Iowa; s29 @s3Sc for No Spring;
75@77c for No 2 Spring; 63a@6sc for Re.
jected spring-all in store. Corn was firm,
but did not share in the advance, with good
business done at 69@275 for mixed in store;
23a@24c for Rejected in store; and 27c for
mixed afoat. Oats were steady at 26Ic for
No in store. Rye was quiet and firm at AZ
@429c Highwines were firm, with sales at
10000. Lard and Tallow are firm, and full
prices are realized for good and prime lots
Mess Pork is inactive Timothy Seed is scarce
and wanted, with sales at 81 5O@1 60 per bu.
Lake Freights advanced 3c per bu and closed
firm, with an active business at lie for corn
and l2c for wheat to Buffalo, and 17@l74
for wheat to Oswego.
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rations ware plenty and the army 10 good health
and spiritA All the sick and wounded were
brought along. The inhabitants along the road
we're embitteled and urged into hostilities by the
following proclamation:
10 Tie People Of Arkansas: - &
LITTLE Rock, June 24.-The Yankee General,
Curtis, is attempting to escape. His position is
untenable. He 10 appalled, by the dangers that
surround him. 10 his terror he resorts to the
desperate expedient Of moving to the South
along White river, trusting for supplies from
the Mississippi ~ hoats. Is 6 / NJ 9
The supplies cannot ascend White river. We
have already blown up one, crippled another,
and can hold the river against his feet. The
question i, shall his passage to the feet be pre-
vented. The power is in your hands-the plan
is not secret, proclaim it to you oil; it the
plan is not carried out the responsibility will
rest on you; take your gun in your hand
and your ammunition, every - man of
you mount your horse or go afoot
don't wait an hour, loose no time in
helding meetings-move towards the enemy by
the shortest route-join the first company you
overtake on the march-press upon the inva-
ders from every direction-attack him day and
night kill his scouts and pickets-kill his pi-
lots and troops on transports-cut of bis wagon
trains-lay in ambush and surprise his detach-
ments-sEoot bis mounted and field officers
destroy every pound of meat and -four, every
ear of corn and stock of fodder, oats and wheat
that can fall into his hands, Fell trees as
thickly as in RATS in all the roads before him
burn every thing and block up Che fords-hang
upon his front, flank and rear, and make the
ring of your rifles and shot guns be the accom-
payment Of every foot Of his retreat-let every
man know this is addressed to him especially
and that..it is the appeal of bleeding country
to her sons for .deliverance. Our army in the
field will do its part, will you do yours?
(Signed) T. G. H1NDxAS,
Major General
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FAIRBANKS SCALEs-Weighed in the balance
of just criticism, all are obliged to admit that
the scales of Fairbanks & 20. are, without ex.
ception, the best ever invented. We know
whereof We affirm, because We have tested their
value, and are fully satisfied of their superior
merits. The introduction of these scales has
wrought revolution in the transaction of vari.
Gus business, and their accuracy is such that q
uniformity in weights has been established all
over the country, thus making them . national,
egalized standard Nor are they confined to the
United States; they have found their way to
almost every part of the civilized world, and
are adapted to the standards of all countries,
so that it may be said, all nations, if not
weighed in these balances" at least weigh by
them. -Hunt's Merchants Magazine. 40 @< &
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interested. This is certainly the case With
more than two-thirds Of the droyes on sale.
good many Of which changed hands here or At
Albany. Under circumstances, but little man.
sgement was needed to establish an agreement
to adv4nce the rates, against which it were
idle Tor butchers to contend. They have how.
ever, within year past, taken . course which
check the Spectators. This in done by
employing buying brokers, who work for
small commission, while the butcher attends to
his shop or stall in the market and never
comes near the sale yards The absence Of 20
many buyers often gives the market places q
look of dullness, while sales are really going
ON rapidly. To-day, however, the business
opened lively in the morning, and went on rap.
idly through the day except, an hour or two ct
noon, when the fierce sun drove buyers and
sellers into the shade. There were but few
really extra good bullocks in market this week,
and not as many IS usual Of inferior sorts.
suitable for retail butchers, and will sell ct
pound for the net weight of meat, ranging
from 73@S4c., sinking offal.
THE CLOSE OF THE MARKET.
As we anticipated yesterday, this is the best
closing day that drovers have met with in
long time. But few of those on sale yesterday
were left unsold at dark, and only about 100
have arrived-so there is no decline in rates,
and many are Of opinion that if 800 or 400
fresh Bullocks, Of good quality. had come in
this morning, they would have sold full IS well
II not better, than yesterday. We believe .
thousand head more might have been here if oil
that had been sent to grass from the Central
and Erie Roads had been brought forward, to
say nothing of those more permanently at pas
ture up along the Harlem Road, some of which
would certainly come inf owners could have
foreseen the rise Of &c. L
Most Of the stock comes from Illinois, tho
more is credited to that State than is Justly
due, as many of the Iowa Bullocks are report
ed to us as from Illinois; and We have no way
Of making the discrimination, which an Iowa
friend thinks we should do. Wisconsin also
claims credit for portion Of the Illinois stock
The weather to-day is severely hot, dry, and
dusty. fit continues long, we shall have
swarm of habitat grass Steers from this State
on the market, to the injury of good ones from
the West. Buyers must bear this in mind.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

OPENING Day OF THE MARKET-Monday, july
1--WE have to report rise in the market
equal to half cent pound upon the net
weight Of beef cattle, for all but the most in.
ferior sorts, which may not be quite as much
in advance, bat all are selling better than last
week and nearly the whole stock in market will
be sold out to-day. We cannot hear. of any
considerable lots to arrive, except one for
Government. From appearances this evening
we judge that the closing day of the market
will be better then any one for many weeks
The advance this week is partly owing to the
fact that there are but 800 head of bullocks
on sale, beside few left over from last week.
and partly to the fact that nearly all the stock
is in the hands of statesmen who have bought
on speculation, or else have some business
connections with the shipper, that makes them
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MARKETS.

BURLINGTON, Friday Pm.
We have had week of rainy weather, which
has operated very much against our farmers
who are ss busy as they well can be With their
harvest Winter wheat is mostly in the shock
not having been enough Of dry weather to get
it stacked. The continued rains have likewise
made it bad for haying Spring wheat is not
Equite ready for the reapers. We have heard Of
but little being harvested. Some complaint is
lstill heard of the Chintz Bug. Corn is doing
well, and all other crops N this vicinity seem to
promise q fair yield.
There is still something said about Hog Chol-
era among our stock growers. We publish else.
where what are said to be valuable remedies for
this fatal disorder.
The leading markets of the country have
been rather quiet during the week. The export
demand for breadstuffs and provisions seems to
vary with the price of Foreign Exchange, and
as this is now quoted at $50 in New York,
(Which is about 20 per cent. above par value,)
shippers have nice margin, if they can only
get cost for their shipments.
/ High rates for Lake freights eeems to be the,
rule, with but little prospect Of relief. The
produce is in store at Chicago to 60 forward,
and all vessel owners have to do to get big pr.
ces, is simply to ask it. The Elevators in Chi.
cago now hold about five million bushels of grain
awaiting shipments. a-r7 ra.-,-r.7s as .a Z
In this market we have no particular changes
to note. Receipts of grain from teams continue
high. Millers take all good Spring wheat offer.
ed at S7@eOc; Winter 7O@72. Business of all
kinds rather dull.
s Gold remains at about Ii per cent premium.
Exchange on New York par, buying. Our ban
kers are selling at 1c premium. 'oi ass za
Annexed will be found the latest reports of
the markets in tbs principal cities
Flour made from new wheat has made it's ap.
pearance in Chicago
l sUGAR-9@ q ll-crushed, Is; refined
white l24c; clarified 12c. '.9se.
C0FFEE-2l@24c. y s,s ea.'.J st.} b .sgs
M0AASSES-By the bbl, Reboiled, 40; Syr.
an, 45; kegs. 81 SO. Sorghum, 25@S0c.
", EAILS-Ass., 50 60@4.
RICE-8c.
= FRUIT-Raisins, prime, new s4@s4 50.
BROOMS-$O 75@l so per dozen.
FLOUR-Wholesale $3.50 to $500; Spring
44,Oo@s4,6s: y - d Il I
WHEAT-spring, 5o@5b, choice IS; Winter
65@7O choice.
q, CORN-l4c. -..,......, 5.,,
RYE-28c. ,sas..s r.t s4lssss d. az "a
BEANS-s0@Sl per bush. II a,.agy s5li g-s 4
/ iPOTATOES-4o@50c per BUSH %. .., n
OATS-22c firm. ~. - .i,,ll,.-,, w..
BUTTER-5@6c.
EGGS-3@4c ssa$A
CHICKENS-$1 per doz. A#&
HAY-Timothy, S7@Ss. rseYt sees, 4
1 WOOD-$2 60@$3 90. - - = /
HIDES-Green, &C.; Dry Flint lo@llc.
Green Sailed 0}c. ~ sriga 5isrssfai2 r. !
s3GREEN CALF SKINS-bc.; sailed, 6@7c
SHEEP PELTS-1b@1O0.
@sOc-advancing. ~
LARDA4@5}c. per ID in Dbl. ~ e. 3'z
DRIED APPLES-5@8c per b. :,
TIMOTHY SEED-$l 90 to $1.25 per bush
No market. ID
HUNGARIAN GRASS sEED-s0 cents q
bushel No sale.
CLOVER SEED-$4 90.
FLAX sEED-prime, 81 00@Sl 10 II
CORN MEAL-25c.
BACoN-Hams cents; shoulders 2a@s;
side DC.
RAGS-9c ner f.
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TO DELINQUENTS FOR STATE,
IL COUNTY AND FEDERAL TAXES.

By law Of the last Legislature and by virtue Of said
act shall enforce collection Of said delinquent tax, In all
cases where Voluntary payments are not made. The
wants Of the State and justice to those who have already
paid their taxes demand that this should be DONE The
delinquent tax now the books amount to quite large
sum- which collected by the LIST Sept. next, win have
the effect to reduce the levy be made by the
IS per cent at least below what 1t will be not collected
This Is matter Of vital importance to all tax payers and
every one must feel the necessity Of prompt pay ment
W. B. REMEY,
july1S-bptf Treasurer OF Des Molnes county.
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NeW 1OfK, July II.
FLoUR-Market SOLO cents better. Sales at 81 60
a. IS for super state S5O55 20 extra ate "a
super western; IS 0505 20 common to medium extra
WESTERN IS 25 IS common to good shipping brands ex-
traR HO saFTaF ~
WHEAT Market fully 1c better. Sales At 81 06@1 10
Chicago spring; 81 1001 1871 Nil. club; 81 140l Is
amber Iowa; 81 221 251 winter red western; 81 261
Is amber Mich; 81 3501 So white do.
BARLEY-nominal. t
CORN-Markes shade hrmer. Sales ut b3l0A old
mixed western sound.
WHISKEY-Market dropping. Sales at 81081}. g
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T oOK HERE.

Look well to your journals, and keep them well filed
on Threshsr, Corn Cracker and Reaper.
But don't buy your :" Bd66if' Of any one else,
For CHRIs. ALLEN Will ell 1t you cheaper.
I've all kinds Of Faucets. both finished and plain
For Ale, Lager Beer, Steam and Water;
And Pumps, Pipe, and Fittings, offer for sale,
And Iii sell them much less than ouaHrRR;
CHRIS. ALLEN.
Warrington street, next door to Express Office
fuAe27.wu Burlington owa
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CONVERSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF MyA
AD.-Pubnshed for the benefit and a warning and A
csuuon to young men who suffer from Nervous DEBILITY
PREMATURE Decay &c.; supplying At the same time the
means OF Self Cure. By who has cured himself after
oe'ns put 70 great expense through medical imposition
ana quackery By enclosing postpaid addressed en-.
veiope, SINGLE COPIES may be had Of the author MA
THANlEL Mayfair. Esq, Bedford, Kings Co., n z.
Z EnaRchl4-dkVly aTH-< aa2 : u l2.' -. p 2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- TO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH sRxra
tired clergyman having been restored 70 hesitS IN e
aays amer many Year Of great Suffering, viiins % ~.
directed envelope copy Of the prescription ma
Brooklyn, n. T. r;u sass1 Let,
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/ Datcheler's Hair DyeI
TIE BEST N TN woaLp.

WILLIAM A. BAroHELoR's celebrated Hal. py.
produces color not to be distinguished from nasure
not 70 injure TIE Hair In the least rsned,
ue effects Of bad dyes, and invisorsss the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black or Brown. leaving the Hair soft and beam
afal. Sold By all Druggists, 10.
The Genuine d signed WILLIAM A. BATCHS.
LOB, 0" nsJ four sides Of each Boa. AG
FAcToar, No. 81 BARCLAY s1aREr, (Lass 9ss Brood
mayS1.w1y
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Sailing Of Dteaner,

Sailing Of Steamer.
NEW YORK, July 16.-The steamer, Scotia
sailed for Liverpool att o'clock with $3.50, 900
in specie.
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bnLn SoonfY DlPosIfoRY.-At the store Of Mr. "
" Harper, Jefferson street, Burlington where Ensish
German, Swedish and Welck Bibles and TestamentS IA
always b found a. one price III. = : - = ! nov0
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A SOURCE OF VExArIoN.-Many. . good
woman has felt mortified when she called her
guests to the table to find that her biscuits
were like so much lead, wholly unit to be eat
en-. The discovery always comes too late to
be remedied for that occasion. Housewives
who use De Land & Co.'s Chemical Saleratus,
are never subjected to chagrin and disappoint-
ment in this way. 49,.
l For sale by all the wholesale grocers in
Chicago. n.. 81 .: .st-e!E Al dw1t y
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=, We have been shown document signed by
the Mayors in Office Of, the cities Of the United
States and Canada, certifying to the superior
excellence Of DR.. Ayers Compound Extract of
.Sarsaparilla and to the value of all his RENE
dies as articles Of great public utility. Such
evidence frcm such high sources bears us out
triumphantly in the position We have long
maintained with regard to Doct. Ayers pre-:
parations, or more particularly our advertise
ments of them. No publishers need be more
opposed than we are to the PRONUNCIATION Of
quackery in any shape, but we knew when We
began, that his remedies were above any sus-
picion of deception-that they were about the
best it is possible to produce for the cure of
disease, and that they have the confidence Of
all communities where they are known. Not
alone because the Mayors Of the whole country
believe them useful to their people, but because
we know from experience that they are SO to
ours, do we believe We are rendering sub
stantial service to our readers in making their
virtues known to them.-[Courier, Princeton,
XIV. dw1t
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-19
HOME MADE SALVE.
Manufactured by
CONRAD BLIND.

This Sslve Is superior to any Of the imported articles
and certain all kuds Of Cores Cats Bruises
ETC. lis particularly useful In curing ladies Sore east
The Salye can be procured In any quantity desired,
at the store Of G. BICKLE CO.,
No. 81, Copp Parsons Block, Jefferson g.,
sb3-d1mwtf Burlington, Iowa.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Coughs, Colds, Innuenxa, Hoarseness.
Group, Bronchitis,s Incipient Con.
~ sumption, and for the Relief
sgss ~ In advanced stages :" '.t--I2 =
7er!{ .t,,t.,. OF the Disease sls lE5ff
This d . remedy universally known to surpass au
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints that e
useless here to publish the evidence of Ns virtues Ia
unrvaled excellence for coughs and colds and s truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, haye made e
known throughout the civilised nations OF the earth
Few are the communids or even families among them
who have not personal experience Of it, effects
some living trophy in their midst OF its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
Al all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
= they know too the effects Of this remedy need noe
DO more than to assure them that il has all the viz
tues that did have when making the cures which have
won % strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared BY Dr.. ]. &C. AVER T. CO, Lowell, Has.
Sold by E. E. GAY, Burlington. % 81 -
J. Reed Co., Chicago, and all dealers In Medicines
everywhere. We as july15-d&weow1y
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Price, Of
60 intel.
n Of it.
Indian
J EvanD
10 miles
pplekAly
ION, for.
and d.
Missouri
Indian
I'VE lost
Eatement
bm Neo'
' be at OF
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@e PRESIDENT 10 reStOra the properly 6eize0
Under the bill to any person found innocent
Agreed to, and the resolution passed.
:, The bill providing for the more prompt set
lement Of the account of the disbursing officer.
Passed.
The seuste passed q resolution amendatory 81
'ne act TO provide for internal revenue. 4
1he House resolution providing that it be
,o'eo an excuse for absence from duty in Con.
sies' 70 be in active military service, passed,
.s Nun an amendment, making it conditional that
"S m'ii.s,I service be without pay.
ioe OH TOT the discharge of State prisoners,
D., was taken up. A section authorizing the
.nslaelt TO suspend the habeas corpus was
renaeo' 80 Is to limit it to the time when Con.
s'ess is not in session. -,-"-,..'r :.
VT. WILSON'S amendment to strike out the
n" WV Two sections was rejected Is against 49,
.or, s'l was further amended SO that prisoners
o' vsu n not De discharged without taking the
,S H Cl allegiance. Debate ensued Recess un.
co, ".AsHisGros, July 17.-SEsArE.-TheS Senate
>OTsened at Q a. m. u
thou, aus hev Dr.. Sunderland, Chaplain, returned
a.. Ss 70 the Throne of Grace, for the Ameri.
e-a seaS.e and coordinate branches of the Gov.
ha.a eus LOT the results that have this session
49, accomplished. To this illustrious Congress
tho IN. .ae American people indebted for some of
b, IVcless sentiments that ever adorned the
f ,r .h The Chaplain also returned thanks
The ~s general harmony that has prevailed, for
tnL,sa ihness with which treason has been re-.
,sas su, and corruption denounced, and for the
S ers,aw wisdom and foresight with which the
T NJ have performed their duties.
eoa NJ WIGHT, from the committee ON the
t,,sa.' Of the war, wished to enter his personal
H. a.. against the publication of portions Of
e.laence before the committee. He
"sa'' would not be considered responsible
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep>
- ~, Melancholy, Neuralgia. -
Many remarkable of these affections have been
made BY the alternative power Of this medicine It stmu-
ates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
disorders which would be supposed beyond ito
reach Such remedy has long been required by the
cesstes Of the people, and confident that this wiz
do for them all that medicine can d. s1a.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
Medical Notice,

Doct. II. Buncc, again offers his service to
shs citizens Of Toledo, and surrounding coun-
.ry. ~ Physician and Surgeon Doct. Bmrce
may he found at his office in J. NJ. Shanklins =
Drug Store, from o'clock A. NJ. until 8 r. NJ.
except when professionally absent. Calls
Oft with J. N. Shanklin, will he promptly
attended to.