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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-04

TIE New York T-s exposes the trick Of the govern
msni z1s, eHeciuAl7 in Tie matter Oy tie publication
OF the following eisTA.chSr.
BALrlxcRE 4UgNcAN OFFICE !
BAITIYosz sunday, Jane % o. 3, 7. II.
en- SrHHg tar the AaT'c=r 3 detailed accom-. Cf
events 81 lie White House before Richmond aud ca the
P5nnsu, curing tbs past four days, including facts ID
tanned from Washington having bsel sent for by spCcst
trsG 10 communicate Ssh The Psea.ts2t.
Il yCu desire il | will send il to you. /! will male
io1r or &c thousand words.
We have the gr5ndss: military triumph over tbs
enemy ard Redmond must fan g. c. FUEroE,
Proprietor 4EC,i,eH ar Al gent Associst, d Prsss.
After waiting gaiils'ly for he n,ws as promised
above until midnight, surprised at the rccep.
Ion o, he iCiioVicc d. pltcs
BALTMoEE, Sunday, June 2e-ll, P. N.
Tie SeeTs,ery q War decides hCi nothing can Be
tsls,TdDhs! Tsla:jvs 90 0fairs ne Peninsula.
@. q. FUIrjE, Agent Associated Press.
As commentary on this We append the fo!loWirg,
vlb Wa r,e'iytd from the War Department yester.
da1 Af eFncon
war DIPAR1xEsr,
Washington, Ju-e ~ O'Clock P. n
As soon he department. obtain eGlc. ilforma.
tOl Of the stale Of Srs in font Of cnmon it will
Do impar;e TO the public, whether good or bad.
The spaich is not intended for publication tu! for
the information Of the press.
lF1r the publication of the shove Dispatches NJ Chas
Fulton, of TIE editors Of The BAliruore American,
and Agent Of the Associated Prsi, hsd been arrested
and sent to Fort MoHenTy-EIaDainsr
THx IXCiTENENT Is TIE RcRrH
TIE action OF the government n keeping secret sll s
Information, snd refusing It's publication, bad created
the Aidsst excitement in the North Nothing ia said
to have ever equa, il. The New York Times saws:
To-day more than any othr Of the many remai abls
suodlys of hs war, has been prolific of excite meut-
Du nF the whole day the most startling Iumors have
been a)At and ewing the absence Of any c,iL in
te geuee the suspense has been terribly painful.
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cosFEDERATT State 90 AN. RIoA, !

tU4FtrOES FFiuE,
Rslnonl. Va. JuIe 9Th l-e2
HifE price will be pNlj for avg qolli'y Of Deg Too',
- Wh WHO aud pAr Bark CHAT Of the pefeFrsaO
d,iyeredto
Surgeon Jane, t nson, Medical PuFVeyOF, at paavle
Virginia.
surgeon V. GsIdngs Medical Pusvsyo OF Charlotte vIr
yinR
YTsriA. o. ~ this depot
jane s5-iu Ew. y'HNs, Pu.vsyor. c. o. n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-04
pIs.OLUTLON OF PAKTNERSHiP.


THyHE concern OF W STAPLES CO. dissolved, owing 10
IL III d,Sh Of Thos tipIes, re VI the pa tnss
The buness will he settled the actlr re
wing plrner, W. I. stS2es.
W.T. -APLE5 co.
The business oLw T. st'ples Co., will bs continued urder
the ZANE lyle july l 1904 by the unde tisn-d who BEG
leave 70 tender thr fo pAronags ded then
for years. Ald respectfully soAct Continuance Of the
same.
JJHN 8 MARTIN,
Gen Com Merchants, Bason Baak, Gehd, Va.
Enquirer cory above Jl eodlm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-04
ROANOKE CoLLEuE.

sjBIs Iau lon III In prores viii open s neat ssSson the
Of onber In sdiitiol - ih regular ella
uon wilt vea TO the sipsrlneudenee and inruc,n o.
boysi N ic prCpkrAtOry c ,urse
The esre eSpe-se months session. including beard, tut
Ten, washing, uel, a., $50.
vii be continue unless than ord nary ii,e IL
Pr proy ma should Tender snt advance In tie Item
Of board necessary
Modern tan uA sts incIu ed in the Above charges.
For iuIth,r informal on inquire Of Ne Pre- eLt.
d. ,IrTLE, PresidsGt
slIss, Roanoke county, v rs'nls, july ct; 1863.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-04

WIZ undersigned hs7e formed csrtnsrthp for tue psnoss
ofreeoVeros The ysre Of syss sad other ororsyiy
-rc-ei, By the saeny n Bsstsr Virginia Tier VII sys
Up. G.ssndsn 20 oil e1sf er.rnei r. y cT care ror tsr
3, auTy y Col oHAB X sslLJE2, q. To.si,.ss % 10
EoNTAHus, ct Ja.laJc4, HddefeE c-.iy ~ ist lsp q
'ovefzUer, aai Atet Ma, t-s q; Ei=tUeEa
CHAHL.E2 r. sALLO.1,
sslt-u -. a. E5aTLGuE
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IArEsT FROM THE NORTH

The Examiner, of yesterday has inter- siag extracts
fem Northern papers of the lst inst We copy the fol-
lowing relative to
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kiCHMQEU AL DlayiLLG RAILROAD.

EkasF 1s5s e
~ slI sner PsrDAY, May 18th, ns Passenger Trsn.p
" rec Is eloNsI
GOING aEsF.
Mai Train lekvel RohzOzd dsy S. A. ", and arrive
OslV'le a. 5SI Pm.
~ Burie Te connects With the sou,n slis EstOad for l
West
al clover It Iops 20 inmates !cl dinner
COMING LLsT.
Nall TrAa leaves DAnTins daily, 1904, NJ and sriIesi
At Barissv.s Is connects With tas sou,s III. Railroad &c
Norfolk ana relc.sbGrF
Down Train irem DsnyIe stops At Clever ior B-eslst
JAS. Il TEsTEs,
npralT Iaks A
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-09
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO MARKET.
Aug 8, 1862.
The Flour market was quiet.
The Wheat market closed frm ct outside quo
tations, owing to an improvement at New York.
Sales. s4ia95lc for No Spring; s0a90kc for No.
Spring, and 76aS0 for rejected Spring-all in
store.
Corn was quiet and firmly held. 3la3lsc for
Mixed and 25a15lc for Rejected The market
closed firm at 3ltc for Mixed in store.
Oats were less firm, withOmoderate sales at 2Sa
2sic for No / in store. Rye, IS Lease for No.
in store.
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Pilgrims to Canada.

We have heard of one or two cases, but
hope they are untrue, OF persons in this
city, fleeing, or making arrangements to
fee, to Canada, to avoid being drafted.
We can think Of no shorter road TO run
into serious trouble In the first place,
although Canada is not the most friendly
to the L. s, yet her people are brave, and
despise towards. Secondly, such persons
disgrace themselves forever at home, and
il, at the end of the war. they intend to
return, we tell them, they will find them.
selves in uncomfortable quarters. Their
names will be known, and to be kissing
on the street, kicked at and spit upon,
will hardly be pleasant. But thirdly and
lastly, under the extradition treaty with
England, these gentlemen are liable to
be arrested and brought back. Men Of
sanse will take but short time to decide
which is the most pleasant prospect, the
possibility of months tour in the army,
or a 9 months tour either of dodgin. a
police officer in Canada or in a coward
Jail at home.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-09

AURORA ISsr1rurE-Parents and guar.
dams having children to educate are di.
rected to the advertisement of Aurora In
stitute in our paper From q new circular
just issued by the principal, we should
Judge that the Institute was in flourish.
ing condition. The expenses are reasons
BILE, and the faculty and government of
the school the best in the Saate
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-09

SINGULAR DEATH-lNQCEsr.-O Tuesday,
Aug. 5th, Arthur Lock wood, Esq, in the
absence of the Coroner, was called to hold
an inquest on the body of Mary, wife Of
Mr.. John Softer, a farmer living in the
southwest part of the town of South OF
tawa. Henry Keinzman, the principal
witness ct the inquest, stated the circum-
stanes as follows:
Have lived with John Softer eight years.
Saw Mrs Softer last night and during the
evening She appeared in good health
and spirits. About nine o clock she went
up stairs with her night clothes on her
arms. Saw no more of her last night.
The night was stormy with much thunder.
About p o'clock in the morning l was
aroused by noise like chairs being thrown
down. Struck a light and examined
through the house and out of doors, but
could discover nothing Did not open
the door leading up stairs. Returned to
bed. Got up about O. clock in the morn
ing. did the chores, ate breakfast, and
Soon after ] had gone out, John called
me to come in quick-that he believed
his wife was dead. Came in-found her
behind the stair door, cramped in a small
space-dead. She was a large, heavy
woman. The staircase is narrow and
steep-the door opens inward. had not
strength to press it open and get her out
alone. John called a neighbor, and to-
gether we took her out. Her face and
neck were very much discolored, and she
was cold.
1t appears, Mrs. S. usually slept on the
same floor with her husband, but during
the summer not in the same bed. This
night being rainy, and the roof Of the
room she usually slept in leaky, she went
up stairs. She had not for some years
been in robust health, being inclined to
dropsy. She was about 60 years old.
The verdict of the jury was, that she
had mes her death by accidentally fall
Ing down stairs"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-09

Volunteering.
Never since the commencement OF the
rebellion has thers been anything to ap
proach the excitement that now prevail.
IN this community on the subject Of en-
listing in the army. Recruiting offices
pervade all quarters of the city, and the
aumber enlisting is equally amazing
There are now in the full tide of success
full progress the following companies in
this CITY, Companies by
NJ Osman,
R. w. Simpson,
Thos. Clancy and Ulick Burke,
j. NJ. Leighton and A. Prescott,
Quinlan Whitman,
John Doty,
Undine Engine Company.
All these companies are filling up with
surprising rapidity-so rapidly, indeed,
that at the present rate, week will see
most of them full.
BESIDES the above, several other compe-
tent gentlemen stand ready to pitch in
when the Supervisors move.
1t is not to be disguised, however, that
= large number of the men enlist on the
condition of bounty Icing voted by the
county, and that if no such bounty is
voted, the mass of them will 60 to Cook
or other counties.
Outside Of Ottawa the business appears
to be equally brisk. Two companies al.
ready about full, have sent in their appli-
cation from Wenona and that region to oe
admitted into the La Sale County Regi.
ment, on condition that the Sup ervisors
vote bounty.
Supervisor Johnson Misner has a com.
pany organized in the town Of Mission that
are anxious to join the same regiment. in
case the Supervisors give the proper en-
enlargement.
Peru, La Sale and Mendoza. we are
advised are also raising companies, with no
particle of doubt about complete success,
for the same purpose.
Thus. is assured not only the perfect
success o: one La Sale county regiment,
but with prompt action on the part of the
Supervisors, nearly two can be raised, SO
as fully to release La Sale county from all
danger OF draft for either Of the two
calls for 30O,OOO men
And while La Sale county stands ready
to do this, she is being iearfully depleted
by Chicago and surrounding counties. We
speak within bounds, when We say that
800 of our men have already gone to Chi
cago. But day or two ago. we learn
that 60 men were taken from Seneca alone.
This business must be stopped. At this
rate La Sale county will not only be fur
nishing her full quota of the 100000 men
called for. but will be subject to draft
besides. Such a calamity can now only be
'verted by the prompt action of our Su-
,ervisors, and it must be done.
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r. r. r.
WHY ARE WE SICK

H. H. H.
WHY ARE WE SICK?
II people would exercise little little auton. COM
bned with judgment there would be far less sickness
among There 10 no disease either simple mslig.
nant msarous o ther wise, but gives due warning Of
its approach; and II, when these signs exhibited,
RADwAY's READY REDl EF is freely administered.
the threatened disease will be successfully repulsed
II seized with Head Ache Cold Chills, Nausea ~ sto
mach Pain in the Bowels, Dryness in the Mouth. Fe-
verishness, Pain in the Joints, Back along the spine
Legs, &c, If RAILWAYS REDY RELIEF Is used. these
symptoms will quickly disappear. and serious illness
prevented There occasion for the prevalence OF
yellow Fever. Typhoid Fever, Ague, Pnumon., Bilious
Fever, Cholera, Small POx, Scarlet Fever, &c, for
these diseases give fair warning their approach and
if the FRS: indication OF pain, discomfort uneas
ness, RAILWAYS READY RELI II is used, the system
will charged with the electr c power OF health,
to successfully resist their attacks DO not scdit til
the disease becomes entren ched within your system
before resor;ing to Medication. This delay may
fatal II on all occasions, when vain 10 eri.nced,
Railways Ready Reliefis used, serious illness will
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF AS A PREVENTATIVE
d. FsEDEKIck d. PAGE of Mississippi. in his report
to the Medical Society of LOUISIANA In regard to the
Ell lent treatment of Yellow, Typhoid and Inter.
mittent Fevers, says:
There is a popular remedy, now in use. called RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF. I have used it with great
Fever As preventative OF contsg on it far exceis
the celebrated waters OF Raspail and q remedial
agent in the treatment Of Pevers it in all be
relied upon absolute certainty. Every hospital
should be supplied with this remedy. and every family
keeping supply at their homes, will the mehns Of
saving = multitude Of lives.
Sold by y. GaI2Ss and q. L. Thompson.
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La Sale County Agricultural Society


Owing to the fact that the State Socetys Pair is TO
be held at Peoria the day OF Fair, and for
other considerations the Board OF Managers de.
cided that the La sale County Socieiy Pair shall be
held At OTTAWA on Monday. Tu-si ~, and Wednesday,
s .-mber eo,h and Soth, and October ls,-oniy.
All animals articles to be exhibited, must be en-
teTd before o'clock ?. n, Monday.
Examination Of Judges TO Commence at O'Clock.
Tuesday.
General exhibition for the Pub!ic-Tuesday and
Wednesday
Address viii be delivered at o'clock Wednesday,
after VII ich she awards will be declared.
En- ue s,risnship and Tro,nF for horses years old
and under-Tuesday AZ ernoon-
All other Trot,ing-On Wednesday, 4. the same
hour, q . advertised.
All persons holding membership tickets, entitled to
admission every day wiIhou, extra charge
By ordsr, Z. L. HERRICK.
July II. 1862. Rec. SecYy.
~ County papers please copy.
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Donievy is the second candidate to an.
nounce his name Mr.. D. in consequence
Of an injury of the spine from . fail last
winter, is not able to enter the armv. and
therefore has q right to run for Office. In
times like these we can't afford to nut
able-bodied young men into Office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-09

SupDEx DEArH.-A man named James
Mildau, while in apparent good health,
fell dead at Richardson's warehouse on
Friday evening of last week while shovel
ing corn into boat He had been shovel
ing but few minutes He was native
ofNew York, about 60 years old. and had
lost some years ago, his whole family,
consisting of wife and five children, by
yellew fever in New Orleans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-09

MILLER's BATTERY still lacks 20 men Of
being filed up to the maximum, and 1t
Spencer will receive recruits at Woods
meat market until this evening to make
up the number. This is an Ottawa com.
pany, and joining it is not, therefore, rob.
bling Lssalls county of credit for her men
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA HOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA, August 8. 1862.
fIur-Winter wheat, s2a2 50 pr loo; spring y
extra, g.. 0Oa2.25; spring " line 2.
Corn HeaL-40a5Oc pr. Ito.
Wheat-No. spring. 75aSO; No 9. Csc; rel. 60.
CorA-Shelled, zSc for 6Olbs; ear &c 73lbs.
Oats--27c for 81 lbs.
BdrLey-35c for 4S lbs.
Rys-S5c.
Timothy .><ed-$l.30.
POtdtoes-25aS0c. p. bush.
Eygs-4c.
Butter--7alOc.
Calf .Skins-Sc.
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@ttaha frtt Gra1er.
Xolunfeeclne.


LOCAL. MATTERS
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PEOPLES PENSION
Bounty Money Office
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD.

OTTAWA, Ills,
AGENT FOR
snyder. Cook 4 Co., of Chicago,
WILL pay particular attic ntion the collection Of
w BoUNriES, PENSIONS, ARREARAGES OF
Paw, &C, &C.
No Advance Fees Required. and no Char.
geS Unless Successful.
The well know bbity, faciiitie and Of the
firm for which am acting ,teei encomium.
The senior partner resides permanently at Washing
ton for the prosecution of their clients claims
ArIIy to ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
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OTTAWA ACADEMY.

WE offer all the advantages of hrst Glass Semi
w nary. Rare chan for Practical Book Keeping
Ancient, Modern, and HgheI English Languages Ii
osophy. Chemistry. Surveying Drawing Painting and
Music. experienced Teachers. Stud-n.s taken at
any time. few board with the principal. An
evening school for Writing Book Keeping Arthm
Astronomy, &c. from till 10.
clpss will be formed, and situations found for
Teachers.
Common English, 8; per quarter III veeks.)
Primary Department, IS per quarter.
First Term lI wesks,) opened May19.
Fall Term as weeks,) opens Aug. Is.
Spring March &c.
Cook 4 Glover's Block, Ottawa Ill
An ii. A. ARNOLD. ". A., Principal,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08

As the branches Of a tree return their
sap 10 The root, from whence y arose as
river poureth his streams 70 The see whence
his eprinr was supplied SO tbe heart OF q
grateful man delIghteth 10 returning
benefit received.
IIs acknowledged bis obligation with
ebeerfulness he looked on bis bcnefartor
with love aud esteem.
And, if return be not in bis power, he
nourishes the memory Of It to bis breast
With kindness he .forgetteth Il not IN oil
the days Of his life.
The hand Of the generous man Is lise
the clouds Of heaven, which drop upon TIE
the earth, fruits, herbage and flowers the
heart Of the ungrateful is like desert OF
sand, which swalloweth with gTeediness the
showers that fall but burieth them 10 lis
bosom, and produceth nothing
Envy not thy bcnefacior neither strive
to conceal the benefit be bath conferred (;
for, though to oblige, is better than TO be
obliged, though the act of generosity com.
mandegh admiration, yet the humility Of
gratitude teuehed the heart, and is
amiable In the sight Of God aud men
But receive not favor from the hand
Of the proud |; to the selfish and ayaricions
have no obligation the vanity Of pside
shall expose thee to shame the greediness
Of avarice shall never be satisfied
An euvious aud discontented character
is a prepe,usl cause Of suffering TO 1t pos
SCISSOR. II Is a poison mingled with th'
sweetest joys, a thorn in bis foot, whose
prickling he feels at every step in life.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08

-
q e.ss llnil I ih,s arl half esy tpps
IIa sand on I|Iof nesislan hlRhts~
a. ~ rom ctIIdhood't mornlne CONS
As 10 lho graves loreslIul night.
0slp youih nnd hope parting tear~-
Hope promised bul 10 bring us here,
And reason takes the guidsnce now--
one backward look--the lasl.-ihe last !
Ono silent isnr--fof Youth has passed I
who goes With Hope and Passion back
Who oen'cs with me and Memory on :
On lonely looks the downward lEurk--
Joys music hushed--sHope's roses gone !
10 pleasure and Der Eddy troop
FatswelI without sigh Or tear !
INT hears gives way, and spirits dreoP.
70 think That love may leave rs here
Haye We no charm when youth IS hown---
Midway to death len sad, alone
Yss stay l--ns twsro twilight star
That ssnds its thread aeross The wave,
Iues . Frightening light from far,
Steal down . path beyond the grave
And bou-biess God i-iis golden line
Games DER, and lights my shadowy way !
Dnl list what those sweet voicss say;
The better lands in sight,
And BY It's christening fight,
an love from liies nidvsy driven,
Save hers, whose cIasped hands will bring
thee on 70 heaven.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08

a fsw years ago, 9 French man-oE Wal
NsB lying at anchor 10 Temple Bay the
younger officers resolved On amusing them
selves with 80 iceberg. a mile and more dis
tsnt 10 the Straits. They made SUMPTION
preparations for picnic upon the serJ
Top Of Il, The mysteries Of y bich they were
curious 10 see. All warnings of the brown
and Nimple fishermen, Ia the ears Of the
hmaKtiy dressed gentlemen who had seen
the HosIa. we're quite idle. 1t was brighs
snnn.er nasaiag. aud the jolly boat, with
showy dag. went 10 the berg. By twelve
O'Clock the eolofs were flying from the ice
lgfreta. end the wild midshipmen we're
shouting ifom is wall. For tive hours os
90 they hacked and clambere6 upon the
crystal palace. lrolieked aud fsassed. drank
ulnc 70 The king aud ladies. and laughed
a the thought Of peril where ali was so
pxed and solid. As Il 10 nmszement al
aneh razhnese, the grim alp Of the ssa made
Na'Ih4f eeand nor motion Al profound
Hl'lness uathed ou bis shining pinacles.
end hsarkened ID the blue shado9s Of his
csses. When. Ike thoughtless children.
they had played themselves weary. the old
aiabastQE Of Greenland Incredibly suffered
lbom % CASHIER up tAeig EGGS, and 20 down
o. their epekie Of boat. and fee away
A. 4 ~ iime aud distance were measured.
~ Eesie1 tnfIi they could pso d and live,
When. g Z hls heart had been volcanic Gre.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08
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