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ON the North side Of the Prblc Square, next 20
" MeBsra II, 4 u Douglsa, fronting twenty
nine and Ave twolfths feet and running back about
one hundred and twenty two feet 20 an elloy, com
handing fine view Of Market street, ia now offered
for sale by II. e. 1ouN FIA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-26

A man OF regular habits Is Mr.. Law
renee, Of Falmouth dc has moved tho
Same Geld for seventy successive yeas.
-Eretpge.
We like his NODE Of living
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-26

Umoy PmsoyEEs Is LIM PusON.--
An inmate Of the Libby PnsI whites on
the sth ofAugusl, that i've hundr,d And
twenty Of our officers and soldiers are
quar,md there, aad tAatthsy are 40 we'll
and comfortable s7 could Doe sApscted un
der iLg llflumslangls.
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Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

XAiOULD do well 10 husband and apply their
w means TO the purchase Of good HONE LOIS,
and thereby save their money, reap the Advantage
Of enhancement in the value Of their proOerty ward
Oh the ind ucements and facilities for dissipation,
and escape the disgraoe and fuhi incident % being
caught An their snaroB and traps which are inNnk-
inc and destroy ing thousands
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For Sale, -Four Business or Home


XTALUABtE fcr residences or for bu4u' 49, boz
V cause Of their being centrally aiiusled corner
Of Gay and North Summer streets, uppu slVpng
ground, Ina a healthy locality, near the Bynts'
school Buuding and, tha close TO the Ca itol and
its antciF ated beautiful Park. Apply TO
Il. G. CoVSL
sup9i
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Adams Yxpress Company.
UNCLAIMED GOODS,

I)ARTIES NAMED BELOW ARE BEsEBy NO.
j. TIFED, that the following Goods TO their ad-
dress, having been ia store for year and over,
will DO sold for charges, IL not called for within
thirty days from date OF this notice.
8. +. 2. OR, Agent,
Adams Express Company.
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THE SOLDIERS HOME'

nooga Kallrl.d Depot % the PLAINTIFFS HOTEL,
where discharged ald furloughsd Soldiers will und
Rood, LOdgtugs and all needed ass siauce in
no alton % their papers, az usual without charge
Branch Office u the Commission at no. Cherry
stTost Nashville, and AZ the store room in Steven.
s1n A. N. READ,
5anitafF tusutrt1r
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-26

NAr0LE0g AND THE FErNcn BIsnors
The Bishops Of Meniz, Nantes, Orleans,
Chartres, Cambria, Tours, and hsonnes
issued a pamphlet on the forthcoming
elections in France" which Napoleon
has suppressed o. abusive Of power. The
decree has occafionod great sensation In
the religious world Of France.
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Invest Your MoneYl

A no recent reriod In the history OF tie country,
n more than tho present. have surrounding cir
Cumsiane,s indicated the wisdom Of investing ur
money In something substantial viz h'Hl hstrte, a
good Homo lot, or a Place for business,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-26

Surgeons are respectfully invited 90 CAL upon the
Agent in on arge there, OF IA Nashville, "a il may De
most convenient,
Ia viii fliit,te the impartial distribution " those
Stores, q surgeons sending orders VIII state the
number OF their sick aud their necessities.
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For a Rich Man.

ONE SEWING MACHINE. rs coon EuvEING
~ ORDER, for sale BY % a s oVPI
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Especial Attention

pam TO the purchase and sale n tNt ESTATE.
tou'iug ui btOTp Houses, and hwetntAauI IN.
by Il. o.. stlN'.'
Ali-m
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale

VNHESE LOTS possess the four fold advantages Of
L health, ground well suited FOR walks and roads,
good water, and eligibility eheapness.
Apply TO H. q. SOoN Ell
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-26

ICE, !
tia 1855
Ice vouchers,
als Dcpotags
eyiou,tlrp
,nts shovips
andauouat
|dencoiuPay
|R,
udA . NJ
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Prolong Life,

DY the purchase Of a Home Lot, for your own
ID use, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
aud annual annoyances, such as RANT nNhS, which
confuse, disturb, fret, and shorten life.
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The D, s, Sanitary Commission,
SANITARY STORES.

TTAyE OPENED A STORE AT STEVENSON
III ALABAMA, where they have a general assert.
neut of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-26

The Cincinnati Gazette Of Tuesday
says:
The Torn Omo--A dispatch was re-
coiyed yesterday by DIR. Boynton, from
his son, Major Boynton, of the Goth Ohio,
dated Chattanooga, Sunday, stating that
he was uuhurt. The loss In the 10th, up
90 that time, was one hundred and ten
killed, wounded and missing
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-26

( ANE FgAnE ofFIoE, WITH TWO ROOMS. nor
~ saeby a. q. sCuNEL'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-26

s2O,OOA in Notes retaining lion on Real Estate
unul We puVhase money a. pail, ior sale for Plan.
wis' ln'oniaud State Bank Of Tennessee Money,
Az PAR " A. q. sCONkb.
olIic,-N,o y Park street nearly opposite tho
w" NNlNlol, EuF2S
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|fthe death
|n the t2th
viii please
|)se having
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-26

VA ANttn no puRCllAA,-A C5miortanlc small
teIi-tL =. rF-tOy.r
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Pusidoui
nrty, SOC S.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-26
Asses

Asses
eheotuAlly
cured In
isamicteJ
|riyeoy
| lettor,dl.
put In au
| be nece.
|OrninS
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commission
o a Lucuf,
|Diioit Oou-
ndise, Fur
|. LUCU5.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-26

koR sALE-HoUN AND LOT. oppa.ue AM,
Il Military Institute, A,ing faaus' stabI. aui
1ldiaa' Possession gi'N Immediately
eelH-N d q NlUNFI
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ICE.


l. nov iu
nigh street
desiring 10
eoonmcnda
inanding olp
paoity. a..
from we'll
he Board, and
IN llnN AIn
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Hotel Lot for Sale,
A DNIRABLY SITUATED, WITH ENT0AORDl.
"a Ky good Surroundings and perhaps no best
adapted Ia the city, for a /" First CAsa liutcl lu
quiv Of h, q. SCOkEL
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n Luous
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ILL,
CIAN

|AgTIOE IN
lave loCaied
a.
,niO aud To-
Lungs, Dis
Points, Slin
Gravel, A.
| niitsnt aud
ith all other
ubiect
reon Cherry
|O0.ia Muse
n night un'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-21
The Supervisors and tie War.

The Board 0. Supervisors having, IN
obedience to the popular demand, already
.pen: sonae s-5.GD)ros SO, OO1 or,he money
of the people of this county in the way Of
supporting ,hs present war, very properly,
perhaps, deemed ther.ise' vcs priv legged to
express their Tierrz "a TO the policy upon
u:i.cil /, should be conducted To thu
s-d. ~ the closs II the session on SATURDAY,.
=Dpery'sor kuyer introduced series Of
resolutions. which We publish among the
Proceedings, There >as nothing particu-
.aijy p1l@cilnabls in them, and they
vr,o'd have passed urauimou ,iy, had the
fsr1'.,e3ns cDr. -"r'ed - an amendment
nb,oh @as sIras,ly JOE; and prnrcr. The
forth r..oiutirn dsclarrs IL the duty o
all good citizens to support TIE government
sy all honorable means, DC. The demo
Gratis asked the insertion OF the word
constitutional The republicans voted thu
amen dment down. This left the simple
question to he decided by the BOARD
whether the Government should be sup
! por ed in The use Of uncOnsiitutiona
means to suppress the REBELLION Tn,
democrats thought not, and To say 80 wcr.
! forced to vote against the resolutions. o
course they did right I, j, a soieeism non.
| bu' crazy aboli,innists could be guilty Of
| to say the only way to maintain the con
stitution is to violate it,
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The Tribune Again Pitching I'm.

We make the following choice extract.
from the Chicago Tribar<:
The death OF Mr Rogers lesves the Sen.
ate tie on political questi ons, but NJ
Adams, (Republcaa-) Is absent through
sickness still the Democrats have not a
constitutional majority, they can now
pass resolutions bat not bills Mr p-sden,
however, canno. always be- depended on.
a. through isnoranC. OF parliamentary rules
care!-ssGess or dos cn, he sometimes :o,es
with the DeHiocrats.- Jyjb.n.s, litt-
The death of Mr Rodgers reduces the
Copperhesds to twelve in the Senate, and
unless Ogden votes with them. in violation
o. the trust r-posed IN him ty his con-ti-
. tuent-, the Copperheads can't pass their
swindling apportionment scheme or any
other partisan measure-7 Tribune, lth,
SIR. Ogden is the republican senator from
Cook He has been republican and
nothing else ever since that party came
into existence But he is hish.toned,
honorable man, and can OCCASIONALLY rise so
high as to do right thing in defiance OF
party drill Thus, during the late session
| OF the legislature, on several occasions.
when measure was before the Senate
which was IN itself just, but which the
Republican members opposed because il
might hit some favorite of the party, Mr
Ogden had the temerity 10 vote consCien
tiously and leave the small matters OF
party drill to the small men. He commit.
ted the objectionable sin of not looking
at things through the immaculate lens OF
the Til6uue and is belaborej accordingly.
The trepida;ion and dismay of Mr.
Ogden is doubtless somewhat mitisated by
the recollection that he is in good company.
| PRAY. what General, statesman. or politi-
c;an has the Tribune not belabored within
the last twelve months? 1t has abused
all the officers Of the General Government
assailed with the keen weapon of ridcule,
the President for his messages to Congress
IN relation to the one hundred million
| Treasury note bill; the bill abolishing
slavery in the district of Columbia; the
confiscation act; and for fixing the gauge
Of the Pacific Railroad. The President
has also been roundly abused for refusing
t, change his cabinet, and Seward, Chase,
&c, have shared it with him. Every
General in the army from Gen. Scott down,
has also in turn been the object of its vie
tuperation. Mcclellan. Fremont, Banks,
Hooker, Burnside, Halleck, Paduc9h Smith
Port Royal Sherman, Gen. Williams, who
Q, nobly fell at Baton Rouge dc, &c
There used to be . Jaw in Massachusetts
that common scold should be taken to
the nearest pond and publicly ducked
Even Massachusetts has progressed, and
now days such nusances by only exciting
redicule and contempt, are found with
much less ado to abate themselves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-21
Demoer.tic rnvincibie club.

The Republicans Of Ottawa and vicinity
having, from outward appearances, been
very busy for the lost month or two IN
organizing themselves into compact secret
associations un Ter the name of IS. b. -
(Strong Band. Sambe Brothers, or what
ever else S. B. may stand for.) it was
deemed advisable by the democrats that
thew should also organize; but as the de-
mocracy love light, and have no motive
for concealing either their principles or
objects, they formed their organization IN
open day light fashion and propose to hold
their meetings in the same way-with
doors open to all. The Club was organized
on Thursday evening, by the election Of
the following officers
President-JEREMiAHS TRAwN
Vice Pesidents-LoRRNZo LELAND, IHos
CLANCY, FREDERICK NlrscHELM.
iSeeretary-DANIEL Z. OkAEE.
/. Erre,,t;ce Comminee--R n Goodsell, D.
Leayens, 5. G. Walker, II. Alschuler, David
Walker. Edward Butler, Joseph Fepneli
! T. C. Gibson, Allen Fisher. Samuel W
+. RAYMOND. T. r Brewer, NJ. d. Caikins
/ Reui. Powell, w. X MiilIsan, Dir. Carpen'
/ ter. D. r. Brush, Vim. Osmac, a. Lynch
! A b. Smith, Patrick NcGinnis
The regular meetings Of the Club WI
take place on the first Thursday Evening
OF each month The regular meetings
! the executive committee every Saturda.
night Efforts are now being made "
procure . suitable permanent hall, unit
which is obtained public notice will b'
given Of the place of holding each meeting
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-21
The Radical Abolition Plan.

The following resolutions were iutroduc
ed in the United States senate a week
ago BY Senator Pomeroy, OF Kansas, a
leader in that body of the radical aboliti-
onists, and supported in a long speech. 1t
i. the plan now being urged by the radi-
Gals with the usual pressure" upon the
PRECEDENT. If democrat bad offered
such resolutions in the Senate a year ago
ne would have been expelled As a traitor,
-ins,what ought to be done with Pomeroy;
A. Rsofrfd, IN he .'SRate and House Of
RspreS. n'ottrcs, Dc, That the Executive be,
and h- Is hereby requested IL issue gene
raj order to all commanders of forces in
IN" several military departments in the
tnii"i States to discontinue offensive OBJ
srarions against the enemy. and to act for
the future entirely on the defensive
% Resoieed, That the executive be, and
is~ - further requested to enter into pe>
gssiiatiop with the authorities Of the Con
te.ISrs'r States. with reference to a cessa
t.9a of bosiiiities, based on the followino
I,rfs,ps,'ioDs
Recognition Of the independence Of
ii,r foufsi~rafc States
2 A uniform system of duties upon I'm.
pytts
q free trade between the two states
4 Free navigation Of the Mississippi
liver.
. Mutual adoption Of the Monroe doc
wise"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-21

Mors TElBuNisN.-The Chicago Tribune
of Feb i3 having finished up the little
Job of demolishing by abuse the President,
his cabinet, and all the generals in the
army, pitches mo the continental COLI
gress." The pity is that a scolding from
a quarter where tho habit Is so inveteratc
and morbid, will be likely to do little
good in a case where, like the present. it
is SO richly deserved:
But we have little faith that Congress-
will reform this terrible currency evil. No
other civilized nation would submit to i,
Nor would ours, it the voice and interests
of the people were needed by our legisla-
tors. But they are in the condition of the
Jury who tried the sheep-thief The proof
was positive; the guilt of the defendant
was established beyond all doubt or cavil !.
but strange to say. the jury returned n
verdict Of Not guilty" The reason was
that ten jurors had received and eaten
portions of the mutton. The trouble with
Congress is, that majority of the mem.
bors are personally interested either IA
stock holders or borrowers, and have M,
patriotism or integrity enough to rise
above such sordid and selfish cousider,.
tons.
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general up to make most insolent and
ignoble speech. That hurt them some,
but it did not help the Democrats any.
The whole thing had been fixed ten DAYS
before the denouement was but q
locker on but | knew how it was coming
out that long beforehand. The reso,u,
tions would pass the ilouse-they could
have been stopped with little more time
and some eXertions-but these were not
at hand. Let them pass the House. thew
cannot pass the Senate. Two Democrati.
Senators-from honest and patriotic con.
victions-two others, partly from :he same
motive and partly from others. were sup
posed to stand ready to defeat thorn there
Even the Senator who introduced these
bad resolutions in the Senate-a man of
great INTEL. gence, but of most violent
passions-began to see through the mist
that his passions had raised before his
eyes, and when | came away, was, us
Judged beginning, and in fact had gon a
good way towards giving his resolutions
the 20 bye ] do not Know presume
that Senator voted for them but Judge
there was no Senator more sincerely Glad
they We're defeated. They were defeated
not quite in the way ! supposed they
would be-but the result WAS the same.
and then, nothing more RENAMED To be
done and The LEGisLArUEE ApJouyspl
And these are the men and such are the
means by which this nation has been and
is governed. You tell me, good people of
! Illinois, whether such are the men and
such the means by which it is to be saved ,
Not one VOICE raised, not one act done,
not one counsel proposed. not one man
there on behalf OF his country Oh IlIi-
ncis, noble State, thy best blood is poured
out like rivers upon the fields of battle.
I Thy voice could have rung Ike the trum.
pet throughout the land, and perhaps
/ have saved it but it is smothered and
thou art numb.
People its destinies are in Your hands
net in mine Illinois, the nation shall
be saved or perish, as you may will Its
rulers cannot save or destroy the nation
but as you may will il People The time
has come, yonr voice must be heard II
you speak, the end will come. and II vii
come a. you shall sp"ak and if you Ale
silent then the end will come,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-21

A WHiTEwAsHiNG. The Senate commit
tee, appointed at the beginning of the SEES
sion, to investigate the allegations against
Gov. Yates. Treasurer Butler, &c, arising
out of the removal from the Treasury OF
about $3.50, 900 in gold and the substitution
Of Treasury notes therefor, made a report
at the close Of the session, completely
withdrawing the Treasurer and Governor
They make no attempt to justify the gross
violation of law the transaction involved,
but simply plead that the Treasurer, DC,
were actuated by patriotic motives Tie
House committee on the same subject
seem 10 have let the whole thing 90 by
default So we 60. 100000 Of the PEG.
pies money wasted but its all right
Patriotic motives, &c.
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s.esS4s W-4Rsy q t<Yf-s II a.. @5fr.
:s.sIS.tT,,y s-AeTat-f ~ stSys7 easfS"',s tt''
y4s-y-.y4S ~ ,t+sA-q fttst = ~ Freely ts's sf~
f.<t6Te, .rnaNfl i-s< ssFs@1 - = stt'.F f%ffs",
o4s+ f,4 tnTtsN ~ f'--qtrsi fTfisasz isst,ld
rNsSf77., r2sTa ~ -, .ASs< pr pbEsfia The
e>stt,rs = ;lsSs s.-,i. sserfeet std t',ssiet-
styfe - sny 50 h.vs eeer seer ttst ~ss
ysf<<H ~ ffN Strfttfrsst
Tfrt fsts sfslesrs r. ~ e>n,ties,g1iy ,iSs
so6ss<-Tsfe4 fir4s ssr.iss.p se1 'apttsI
fEFTSoFs err tsiif,sfe - TN saess fa.iy
gA- she esssA srk - -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-21
Sic ton Notice.

~ tie members OF the Boari % Education ~ thu
City OF Otta~a. viii he he'f Tuesday. n. THIRD
DAY O2 MARCH next. IN each CO th- wards ..I
city, IT,. place. d. sEnat.d b. said Board ~ Edaca
ton. IT.. ujrmD-rs {. be ei>r.-s. a folio
II the lst Ward, two members. one to o. TIC place
OF kduari b. Ter. Tor fuii & the
csucy oecasiOn-d by the rsnoVa o. Minor r. n
the ward
K ing. fG,I i-rE.
In the Sd Ward. one member 20 FL the pla Oft J.
ws6-. for 10
IL the 81 WARD. enc member TO a. ,he piae. o,
THrIla. Clancy. FOR IN i-rrn
III tie 5,h Ward. uk-T III the place =,
william Hir.i.lE. fsr frifi t-TrI
l. the 9Th Nard member 20 I'll the p!ao. Of :
W Cue.v-r 'or fglI . n
In ra- IN War. member TO 81 The lace Of
Jonathan Uerkeu.
Dated Ia. .9iH day Of F.srg.r-, =. Z. I.e3-
J. Z. RICE, lOvsr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-21

It is reported that rebellion has bro.
ken out in northeastern Georgia against
the rebels. A battle was fought, in which
the insurgents are reported to have won =
victory.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-21
United States Collector S
M otIce.
CetLFcTos's orTIcs - IyrEsS,L EIvEyEE.
9Th DisiTicI .in"i,,
S.psEyIiLt February 10th, 1853


9Th DisiTicl .iuai-,
S.rsEvuL., February 10Th, 1858 ,
DCRLlC NOTICE Is UFRFEY GIVEN, tia; the
Il NlrsHfS.r dr.0 Dce.t.5sr COLLECTION LIS " In-
ties N1r gfcrI.se-, rISHg4'-yed ,iffH sont. &
have t-tn returned bv the United states Assessor,
payment OF the s,tne i DEsASpsD. AL MT os
BEFORE THs 2.TH INST VII be collected Win tie
penalties. and ia the manner order d by law.
ARP LIVssrs FOR Leans. aso make paym-n;
above
10 accommodate T,-- pay err. IA Ia !SEile County
| will attend At the following times i.aces
i've psN uient o. 7hrir taxes.
CITY or OF AN A-At Ih- Banking House Of ErnSs.
Allen e 90. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, the
1854. q N .snd git inst
CITY OF PEaC-At the Office of Herman Silver +,
E-q. on tuesday, the .i,h inst.
CITY of LA SALLE-At tn c o. lice Of Bull & Miller,
"Wednesday, the rs II inst
MkH DorA-At the Office Of Crcoker Beck,
Thurs Jay the Goth inst.
E,RLviLLk-Ai the office Of Al. Grover, ESQ.
Friday the 2,th inst.
Ufice hours I. ON I. A NJ. ard from to 5
p. NJ. LEWIS ELLSWORTH,
Collector OF Internal Revenue oh District Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-21
FARM FOR SALE.

CONTAINING 100 acres, situated in the o!
~ Freedom, Sale county, Illinois. l2 mites north
o Ottawa md on.-iourth of 4 mi from the village
Of Harding, which there is Two church-s one
Sc DOL house, or mechanics shops, one store and
a post office. supplied by -ri-weekiy mail. out 20
acre. of the farm is timber land Is or of which is
very good the balance is prairie. which there 10 u
frame house 26xl6 stable, &c, with 80 acres fenced
and under cultivation fine young orchard OF choice
grafe apple trees just commencing to bear, cherry
trees plums, curraDts, Sc, &c. The timber n" vra,-
lay adjoining with never falling .ock-wat-r on tie
premises For TERMS an.y TO the uad ;fsignrd. living
the adjoinir- farm. WM BARBER
Free, ,u Februarr -. ,shS-'S-In,r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-21

A gentleman who had administered the
following remedy for diptheria says that
it has always proved etfectual In affording
speedy relief Take a common tobacco
pipe, place live coal within tho bowl
drop little tar upon the coal, and let the
patient draw smoke into the mouth ana
and discharge it through the nostrils.
The remedy IS safe and simple, and should
be tried whenever occasion may require.
MANY valuable lives may be saved, the
informant confidently believes, by prompt
treatment as above,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-21

The Kentucky House Of Representatives,
on the lth, rescinded its resolution. passed
the day previous. inviting Commissioners
from other State Legislatures to meet Com.
m,ssioners appointed by that body a. Louis.
Vile.
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CoxcRrss-The week. proceedin, =,

CoNCREss.-The week proceeding have
been unusually dull. Senator Wilson's
CONSUMPTION illpassed the Senate on Mon.
day evening and will doubtless pass the
House. Shermans's bill, embodying Chase's
plan tor a general system Of stumptail
banking, will probably also pass. AS a
result of the decision of the Supreme
Court in the Rock Island bridge case, it
may be noted that the house has passed
bills AUTHORIZING the construction no less
than four railroad bridges ct different
places across the Ohio riyvr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-21

Gen. Fremont is said to have been as
signed to an important comn,and-in
Texas Gen. Shields has been assigned to
= command in the Department of the
Ykoi6o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-21
NJ TICEI

FysHERE viii be meeting Q. the Board % Mana
l. OF the la al. Co igricuitursl o-irtv
s.i % tire EX-cu i've Commute. aud t.. ether
IN hr Court House. Thursday. Fst'ry -5tA
lSf,. al &C oc .. NJ. 10 trzusa-i 5u. Of the
ssCi-y. A iuH ne sting i r-q!--t 4
JOHN STOUT, Rec ser