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The ALABAMA Tie Captain ofthe Ton-
AMANDA gives the following description of
the rebel cruiser: - t'-
.'The Alabama is a SPLENDID vessel, and
the fastest under canvas that have ever
had my foot on board Of and have no
DOUBT she is the same under steam, as she
has powerful machinery, She is 325 feet
long, entirely built, they say, of teak wood.
She is calculated to remain at sea as long
as tn ey like, as they condense all the water
used They have now three hundred tons
of coal on board, and the instance mention.
ed before is the only time they have raised
steam since she has been ont. do not
think there is a ship in our navy can catch
her. Her armament is six 80 broadside
guns, one IS amidships, and one 100 pound
rifed cannon amidships, toward Of, the
mainmast Judge there were one humid
red persons on board, mostly English men.
men. do not think there is an
American born seamen on board There
are two Charleston and two Savannah pilots
en- board They are trying to ship ali the
men they can out of prizes, and they get
some out of every ships company taken
on board, except our own Ship, rom which
they took the black boy. -. 81 - -
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ConCl cSS.

The second, or short session, Of the pre-
sent Congress meets at Washington on
Monday next As there is no speaker to
elect and no preliminary business, it is
presumed the Presidents message will lie
sent in on the first day of the session, SO
that copies will probably reach here by
Tuesday noon. No advance copies have
been sent to the press, 50 that it must be
telegraphed from Washington. The de-
cument will. of course, be looked for with
interest, as it will probably fully deyolope
the policy TO be pursued by the admins
tration in reference to the pxr and the
everlasting niger"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-11-29

MHE. DEMoREsr, of No 4.3 Broadway,
New FORK, has recently introduced q very
small and efficient sewing machine, that
makes the running stitch exactly like
hand sewing. 1t uses common needle,
sews very rapidly, and is so easily under
stood that child can not fail to use it
with advantage. 1t is so diminutive that
it can be carried about without inconve-
nience even in the pocket, and is attached
to the table like a sewing bird, and sold
at only s.. Every lady can have Il sewing
machine, and those who have one already,
will find this a valuable auxiliary on ac-
coun. Of the running stitch.--Neg Iork
Indepsndp,t
The advertisement of this cheap yet
valuable little sewing machine viii be
found in ANOTHER column OF this aper
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a., oxrraD1cxrr FOR us Ssx1roK=We

---Co,oyrr. DicxEY FOR US SExxToR-We
following from the Grand juno
Ien, Miss, correspondence of the 81. Louis
Republican. We second the nomination,
with all our heart:s s.
see that the editor Of the local paper
here non,inates Col. T. LYLE DicKEY for
United States Senator from Illinois, There
are many arguments which migth be used
in favor of his election. He has been so
long identified with the majority ofIllinois
soldiers that he would be better posted in
regard tie their feelings than any man who
has not been connected with the army
could claim TO be. The soldiers would re-
cognize him rs theirpecular representative
ard would behorfectly satisfied that he
would speak for them "by authority.
Besides, Col. Dickey phas made two losing
races in his own District for the Demo
cfacy. ana satisfiedthat this year he
only allowed his name to be used in the
hope that his known popularity would
help the Democratic ticket. have it from
good authority that such was the case. In
the whole party there is no man whose
election TO fill the unexpired term of the la.
mented DOUGLAS would be receivd with
such enthusiastic rejoicing among the SOL
diers as that of Colenel DlckEY SO the
soldiers express themselves lie is their
candidate. Can they have their nominee
before the Legislature of the patriotic. be-
cause Democratic States of Illinois? They
nominate him with full confidence that he
longs, as they do, for honorable peace; for
return to homes and the shelter of the
Constitution, and that he will faithful and
powerfully represent their feelings upon
the floor Of the Senate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-11-29

MED1ArIox.-Late arrivals from Europe
bring incontrovertable proof that the EN-
peror Napoleon has been laboring to in
duce England and Russia to join him in
an offer OF mediation to end the civil war
in America The circular of Napoleon to
those powers IS published, as well as the
replies of England and Russia, declining
the proposition. As England, in violation
of treaty stipulations, Is permitting the
construction of rebel vessels and the fitting
out Of pirates in her ports to harress our
commerce, would it not be well for France
first of propose mediation between England
and the L. S. to prevent n war?
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War News of the Week.
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.


"The plo: thickens.' A week ago, Gen.
Sumner. who leads the advance of Gen.
Burnside's army, arriving opposite Frede-
ricksburg, sent Gen. Patrick to the city
demanding its immediate surrender. or
giving II hours to remove the women and
children. The letter was responded to by
the military. declaring the place would be
defended, but asking for more time to re-
move women and children Twelve hours
longer were given-to ii o'clock Sunday
But when that hour arrived, it mas found
the rebels had not been idle-on the con-
trary, they had some 10 guns in position,
and were busy as beavers throwing up
long lines of breastworks. SO neither at
ut ii o'clock Sunday. nor to this day, for
ought we know, has the threat to shell
Fredericksburg been carried into execu-
ton 1t is evident the place will not be
taken without severe battle. 1t Is GER
tain that both Hill and l.ongstreet are
there, with probably $4,000 men,
Meantime, rumors, having their origin
apparently in the Fredericksburg paper,
(al! the more probable on that account, as
the rebels generally get such news tirsD
are afoa., that the attack of Burnside on
Fredericksburg is a mere feint, and that
the real attack on Richmond will be made
either by the Peninsula or from Peters
burg In confirmation of this, it is said
IL II g &c I'D
while Sumner is amusing Lee and Long.
street ut Fredericksburg, the first thing
you hear, Burnside will turn up on the
Chickahominy or south of Richmond
That would be like Burnside.
The movements of Stouewall jackson
indicate at least that such is the fear at
Richmond week ago he was still at
Winchester, and it was given out he had
rented q house there for six months
Then a very urgent despatch is intercept
ed from jeff Davis to him, ordering him
Immediately 10 Richmond. At all events,
by Saturday he was on the move. Sigel,
who occupied 1horoughfare Gap and War
renton, at his approach, fell back suddenly,
and in little confusion, to Fairfax. Jack
sons scouts on Monday were at Bull Run,
but followed no further, and by Wodnes-
day it was evident he was moving rapidly
towards Gordonsville and Richmond
Since then the entire northern portion of
Virginia, from the Rappahannock and
Winchester to the Potomac, appears to be
abandoned by the rebels.
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DIED.-Hon. Thomas Il. Campbell, an
old and will known citizen of this state,
and for many years Auditor of Public Ac.
counts, died at Springfield on Saturday
last His health had been feeble for seye-
raj years past. yet up to within month of
his death he WAS employed, by appoint
raent of Gov. Yates, IN adjusting with the
General Government the vast and COM
plicated accounts Of the state growing out
Of the Illinois war expenditures Mr.. c.
had always been democrat in politics.
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PROPHECY OF GEN JAcx.oS.-Said the old
hero TO a friend at the Hermitage, a short
time before his death;
THE abolition party is disloyal organ
ization. Its pretended love of freedom
means nothing more norless than civil war
and a dissolution of the union. Honest
men Of all parties should unite to expose
their intentions and arrest their progress
knew Pretty nearly what he was talking
,bount
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GEx. HoyIY's E1rEpIriox.

For a week or two there Lavo been mys
ter;cns hints of lH important movement
against the Arkansas rebels. It was an
expedition under Gen. Hese:, of Indiana,
with 1900 men and two gunboats, with
transports, intended to 60 up White river
to Brownsville and thence across to Little
Rock The expedition entered the mouth
of White river week ago. but was able
to ascend but three miles for want Of
water. SO it fell back to Helena, without
accomplishing anything White river is
now, however, said to be rising, and the
expedition will soon try il again.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

gEyHE ADVERTISE having been restored TO health in
Il few weeks, ~ very simple remedy, AFTER hav-
ing gf-rsd se-ersl years with severe ung affection,
and that dread disease, Con.uupi!oG-is anxious 20
b IS fellow s1f-r-rs the eans OF cure
To all who desire it, he viii send copy OF the pre-
scrjp;ion used Gree Of chHTyr( with directions for
prepar ing and urinS the same hich they viii ind
srRg Crgs CossrKrTTos, AsTHxa, BkoScHsT1s, &c.
The only object % the advertiser in ..ntD; the
,crip,lon + benefit the a cted, md spread inf
tion ~hich he conceves be in Invaluable, aud he
hope. srG-rer will try his remedy it viii cost
81 nothing >n1 may prove blessing.
Parties -,,iHz the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
sepZs-3-o King, County, New YORK.
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FROM Gen. RosECR4ys' Army.

The week has been productive Of no
apparent progress in Gen. Rosecrans ar
my towards Chattanooga 1t is certain
that Bragg, Cheetham, Buckner, and
breckenridge are at Murfreesboro, and
may possibly outnumbes Rosecrans.-
They have duriag the week been planting
siege guns to defend the place. Rose
Grams is within skirnishing distance of the
xlace
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-11-29

PgEsoNAl--Mrs- Stephen A. Douglas ar
rived at Chicago or Monday evening, and
remaining a day. proceeded to Springfield,
in company with Mr. and Mrs. L. E
Goodell, at whose residence in the latter
city she remains guest.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-11-29

No SUBsr1rUrss AccgFT.D.-The Secre.
tary of War has issued az order that no
more substitutes be accepted for drafted
men The reason is, that the substitutes,
after having received their pay, generally
sleped to sell out to another customer IN
a different part of the country. The order
will beas hard on some rich mems sons
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The y. y. Times correspondent says Nc
Clellan in taking leave Of his officers. spoke
Of Gen. Burnside as follows: " burnside is
the best and honestest of men-kx IS no
Nr Pone r We do not believe Gen Nc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-11-29

MAssAcHrETTs, for shame sake, has made
another tremendous effort to fill her quota
of volunteers without drafting, and by Oh
tanning permission to raise nine months
volunteers in lieu OF drafted men, is now
up TO within 1000 OF her quota.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-11-29

SORGHUM CoSy ESrroy-The Winnebago
County Agricultural Society have called
convention of all persons in the LOYAL
States engaged in or connected with the
culture of the Chinese cane and its manu-
facture into sugar or molasses, to meet at
Rockford on Wednesday, Dec 3d. Quite
a liberal premium list is appended to the
call. Persons attending are invited to
bring specimens Of sugar or molasses.
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4 reho, naner published in Louisiana /

a rebe, paper published in Louisiana is
printed ca the inside of ordinary wall
paper The Houston Telegraph and Gal
weston Neues have come down TO small
brown paper such as grccers .asa. Many
Of ths Mississippi papers .sTe lingering IN
the las. stages Of contraction They ap-
pear in all sorts OF fantastic shapes aud
colors, exhibiting alarming symptoms ola
fatal newspapers epidemic in the rebel
I'D
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-11-29

Major Gen Fremont and Maj Gen. Cas-
sius NJ Clay are at St Louis. in = close
consultation, it is said The report IS
that the former viii again assume COM
mand Of the Department Of the Southwest.
Hope not.
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FROM GEy. GRANTS ARMY.

but thus far 20 forward movement. The
rebel General, Pemberton, is said to be
$4,000 strong or the Tallahatchie, we'll
fortified. Grant, the dispatches say, would
commence to move this week General
Sherman will probably join him, leaving
Gen. Lanman in command at Memphis.
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MCCLERNASDs EXPEDITION.

The Cairo dispatches are full Of items,
denotins the gigantic pieparations going
forward for the expedition OF Gen. Nc
Clernasd to open the Mississippi river
The expedition will probably be ready in
n week. The gunboats are already taking
on ammunition at Cairo Ten to fifteen
transports a day from 81. Louis, Cincin-
natl, Pittsburg, &c, pass Cairo down to
Columbus
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-11-29

Gen. Pope no, having arrived to prose
cute his charges against Fitz John Porter,
the commission win Investigate the con.
duct OF the General at the battles ofGaiens
Mill on the Peninsula
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Abeiitionism as Viewed by The New York
Tribune. in 1911.

We copy the following arguments from
a campaign electionecring tract.issued by
Greeley and McElraith, from the Tribune
Office, New York, in 1874 Current events,
in great measure, produced by that very
paper, since it changed its ground, are
establishing the truth and force of this
reasoning in striking manner. The
same paper roc would pronounce such
arguments .TcaSsn, or at least an evil,
dence of sympathy with the rebels" if
paper:
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ESTRAYED.

ryROM tn subscr Der, residing Robert Duf6eld's
II beyond CoYil Greek in the to~n OF South Ottawa,
about July last colt about 81 years old dark
sorreL with small white strip in the face, right
hind white. When last heard from she was seen
in the town Of Farm Ridge.
A liberal reward " Ill be paid for any Information
that may lead to the recovery of the mare Ny post
once lis Ouawa, Ill.
Nou. e-lv. AUGUSTUS BEGUN
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Post Office Notice.

Ohce Hours April 70 Nov, from A. N. to .:30 \.
Mail Eastern and WESTERN Closes ~ - P. NJ.
Mans Opens.... A 80 p. NJ.
Ottawa and Toniea Mail arrives and departs Wednes-
and Saturday,
Ottawa and Worthwhile do. do. Ssturdays.
Ottawa and Newark DO. do 60
Bah letters addressed to points YES, Of the
Rocky Mountains must be prepaid with 10 c. stamps.
c. B. KING, p. n
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ID r. 4 \ ID * F..

Of he Fifc,lty Of Xesicias Of Probationary Chm
icdf C.,s| sFtte Hospi,.iis II Tfri SU-ysoa gujor
orrs Ia s,er- A-r1g ~ tie C,y~q- HsGi II Honor
an. n m Emperor ofthe French, ror the Cholera
Epfts1nic ~ Is,i, .fc., .tc.
All these decgEa .E;s, and many o;hs Q, the Lshes;
yala. in exhibition in the off
Tr-a,s.nt and eoasu'iatoa .r medicine and surgery.
AT kinds o. OPERATORS ssil'ully performed.
Ole in Russell. Biocs, II - N- street..
oryrcs Hyuzs-Frona 10 a 10 > ~ iaov2--I:
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FARMERS MEETING AT DIXoN-We OBJ
serve Farmers Meeting, like that held
in this city last week, is called at Dixon
next Monday. The object is stated to be,
g. To discuss matters pertaining to the in
terests of the producer-especially to
combine to secure an expression OF optEion
on matters of national concern, in a form
which shall secure the attention of the
State and National Legislature. Speakers
will be present from different parts of the
State to address the meeting, ana propo-
sitions of Importance will be presented for
discussion" The proposition of import
ance," we presume is the financial scheme
of Mr.. Campbell, an outline of which is
embodied in the memorial adopted at the
meeting in this city.
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EstraYed,

BOLT two weeks ago from, the subscriber living in
"A west Ottawa che sorrel horse, about years
old, with he stripe In the face and three white feet.
liberal reward will be paid for any Information th at
will lead to his recovery.
Nov. ~, 1852. GEO. CHURCHILL
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SMALL NOTE CUnRExcr.-The Philadel.
phia Leoiger says:
We wish all the readers of tho Leelger
to remember that all those who issue, cir
culate, or pay away the notes or tickets OF
the fractional part of a dollar, of rny bank
or banker, municipal corporation, or indi.
Tidual, are, by the act of Congress, of July
II, 1869, Liable to a fine of $500, or an
imprisonment not exceeding six months.
or botk. We caution DER readers against
touching them
Per contra, Judge Swayne, of the United
States Supreme Court, decided, a few days
ago, at Cleveland, that the act of Congress
prescribing penalties for issuing notes Of a
denomination less than dollar, intended
to circulate as money, to be unconstitu-
tional, and that no prosecution for such
offences can be instituted, in this ne con-
ours with Justice Nelson in late charge
to grand jury in New York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-11-29
NOTICE.

TIE under. -aed having dE-os-i Of ire City Narke;
II Nes.r, HAgRIs 4 SgwNETEH. ~ishs. tn say
10 hi cid friends, .nd the psbc that ~ iii here sitter
+. fsrut a. ihe Eagle Mills During the coming week
al persons "ayIng unsettled accounts &c the
MARIE, will IN, nys-F or age1; there to attend
than Alter mex. week, e.s Always b. found al home
the mill . WIZ
o,t.-, Nov IS 1874 --ij-3r.
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sents some points of interest, from which
a calculating politician, and perhaps eye9I
thoughtful statesman may make soA
useful deductions.
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aasrel coarse Salt. belsw .ehicaEo price
IOJO for sale at
Norris. H., Rev. 10, lss2--sw.
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Feathers !!
as A, LIZ.

n fNn LBS. OF Live Geese Feathers, in excellent
4DO order. lust received and for sale cheap by
0,..v. ~ ~ GEO. W. PIERCE.
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A GEM FOR THE MILLION,

rENHE e-nbodinen; o. practical utility, and a marvel
Il Of simplicity; makes the running stitch very
pidy and perfect, uses common needle, and VIII last
lifetime A. the New York STATE Pair. /, simplicity,
efficiency, and great practical utility, confirmed
By N. award o the I'll .; Premium
]: will G,ruzR. srTFIE. SHIRE. TvcN EaRADTHs,
etc. with . single or double thread any material
adapted TO the RUNNING srrlcH The thinnes usually
the difficult to stitch by ether sewing machines.
being sevea the easiest fsr ladies' and child-e as APP
pare AMI other articles made Of light fabrics. viii
therefore be found almost TsvALrABIE.
I, 10 attached TO the table like sewing bird and
having no tension, and requiring no iusricafion
Change of stitch is always ready for operation and
such marvel OF simplicity that child of egh. years
can UNDERSTAND il. and use IL syccEs.rruY.
IL is not a all liable to get out Of order.
Zach machine is put MP in q neat box, accompanied
with full and explicit directors, and twenty five
needles.
Sent any address in the United States receip.
Of order, Enclosing the amount may be cotlscted
by Express on delivery OF thc machine.
When the money il Mt ~ith the order and register
ed, guarantee its safe receipt and the delivery OF
the machine. anywhere within 1900 miles free OF any
Express charges
Very liberal arraIg .ments for agencies.
See NiasoS FASHIONS, for full particulars, srsci
OF sewing. etc., send stamp for return postage.
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Chicago g. r. Island Railroad

81 q .;pszEsz. - -
Time of Trains Passing Ottawa station
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think they are more loyal than in apy
part OF the State we have yet seen. Co A
- again detailed as provost guard. and oc-
cupy the principal hotel for barracks. and
the Court louise for the Provost Martial's
headquarters Norman is allowed To travel
past our pickets without pass from the
Provost Marshal. The brigade is encamp.
ed Immediately outside the corporation
limits. The water all through this section
of the State is of the very best quality. and
our camps have generally been supplied
from springs.
This is an old, d.lapidated, miserable
hole, cont lining at ordinary times about
600 Inhabitants but at present there are
not over 20 families living here There
are no stores open in the town. Morgan
and his hordes of guerrillas cleaned out
all the goods last July, and none have
been brought here since. About half a
mile from here some 800 Pennsylyaaia
cavalry had brush with Morgan's men
this summer; but as Morgan nearly 1000
mea, the Pennanites were of course routed
They lost 4 killed and wounde, and
Morgan had III killed, and, As he carried
away his wounded, his loss in that respect
is not know n.
The land through here is rough and
poor, and the settlements and clearings
rather sparse. The greater part Of the
road from Glasgow hither, was through
dense forests, Astounding with chestnuts,
walnuts hickorynuts, buttsrnuts aud per-
simmons. Wild grapes, pawpaws, black
berries, raspberries, &e.. also about here
to an unlimited extent, in their proper
season. Every farmer has an orchard, and
peach trees line every fence. Butt have
seen but few cherry trees, and such things
as cultivated grapes, currants, goosberries,
awberries, dc, which we find 50 plenti.
fully in our Northern gardens, seem to be
unknown here. have seen but few of
them IN the State, and none since leaving
Frankfort. p understand to-day that We
are to remain hore for some time. If 90
will write you again from here. NJ.
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nod5moIs Sic 8aufs e~rpebitiOn.

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6tlten Seap, pas er am IA. SsrlieB, bier ane
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fGsn grpettticn an5uIdlttBen. Der Dpfr.
Qutucp, nit eiaem 1beiie pes AZ, Nahahus
fettSs Neaimexts an 8prD, lief e~tenfaus Bort
eiu5 um einew SAapen am DampffefeI 81
repartgen, Miro aber talb tpteber leefertie lstn
Die Eruppsn beS untau8li6 SetvDrCsuenD am-
piers 9bamss ioIten auf bic 8arf SClti9eur
DfrleBt tperoen. sa
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