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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-11-28
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~rAW OF JAMES W. DANIELS, DECEASED.
'V'HE undersigned having been appointed admins.
] traitor OF the estate Of James ". Daniels late o,
the county Of La Sale and State of Illinois, deceased
hereby gives notice that he will appear before the coun
ty OF La Lale county, at the horsc in Ots-
wa at the JaNuary ,-rm, :he Third Monday in Jar-
uary next, at which time all persons having slams
against said Estate are notified and requested attend
for the purpose of having the adjusted All persons
indebted TO sail Estate are requested to make imc-
tiaie payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 2lst day OF November, Al. ! g.
rv n UCI--TON l,Y,yfuf.,-,,o-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-11-28
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. warrcnt Each bottle contairg as rep
resented one fun qUni. thus giving
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-11-28


s'esssa sArFDavr7.
Personally appeared before Alderman Of the
city Pba,iephia, H. J. lIRLMDoLD, Who being duly
sworn, say Ills ptepar ations contain nacotc
mercry, OF other Injurious drugs, but are purely
Tex113bles III. ri can II rrHs TfEl.MBOLD. 7
sworn and subscribed before we, this 2d day Of No.
'H7n xiSsFassGy Nyin strees. above Race Phpi,.
i4Ad0rSSs Letters for infsrnasien in eopnd, nee.
HIT HELMBOLD, Chemist
Depot lQ& South Tenth-sseet, below Chestnat Phiia
BEWARE OF COUNTER FElTS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS.
VIII. sndeavor - dispose OF THEIR OwN.' and
other. articles on the reputation attained By
Heimbehs Gessiae Preparations.
p. os1 sr@G~1g@s - SC = Extract Sarsaparia
s9ufaasE ~" a :" Improved Rose Water,
ssld BY all Druggists everywhere t-e iiss
Ask roe AxLKBOLDS-TAxE no 0ERxR.,
Co. out the ad.srsi.sn:9s :ed sat for :. AVoLD1
MasuA Is ~ -sT.
, 1863-02-09
LITER FROM EUR0PE. {.
Arrival of the Hansa.


NEw York. Feb. S.-Thc steamship Han.a,
f1ou Bremen 18th and Southampton I'D, ar
rived here this morning. She has experienced
very heavy westerly gales the entire passage;
LOST all her quarter boats and nearly all her
Eails; had her wheel-house stove In, and Is
lady damaged about the deck.
An important conference WAS held at the
Clarendon, Liverpool, on Saturday. to take
~ i,s for elieitiug the opinions Of the people,
If That place iu reference to the American
war md slavery Mr. J. Chopper presided.
A resolution was moved, to the effect that
4le emancipation proclamation Of the Federal
x,oycrnment wne entitled to the generous
sympathy and support of free Enelishinen,
.nsl that committee should be formed to
bring the subject befoze the people Of Liver
pod. The resolution WAS surportedb By Messrs.
Robertson, Gladstone, c. Wilson, and other
sItlutntial men. Il was opposed by Mr..
Spc,,ce whu has constituted himself the es-
7...cial champion Of the South. lie sought to
c.aupcjAtc the argument that slavery could he
supported on scriptnral grounds, but The
meeting refused 70 hear him. Eventually tht
resolution was carried by large majority
end committee appointed
FRAStE-Or1crs have been given to tht
Minister Of Marine that the forts. nl:STaziile:
md dock-yards, and arreuals, OF tue ports
Fhall be cased with iron.
The London 7im.s' Paris correspondent
Eays the manufacturing houses arc actl1el.
employed.
The provincial corn markets were mo.,
firm tlan the week succeeding. Paris mar
hrt il abundantfy supplied with wheat. Sci
I,rs were furccd to submit to reduction Q
5if,y cents pcr sack. Little business Was don
, 1863-02-09
FROM MADISON,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicaso Iflbnnc.}
MADISON, Feb. !, 1868
The Legislative sessions to-day were brief
The absence of screral Republicans gave the
Democrats i temporary majoTity In tue SEN
ate, aud President Spooncr being away they
improved tic chance to elect Sat. Clark
President pro ftn., he voting for himself
The Democrats first attempted to make an
election for the remainder Of the session,
which 1he Republicans resisted by parliament
ary tactics till the Dcmocratcs compromised
by delaying the election TIL 8pooncr's return.
The Democrats voting for Clark, after his dis
loyal uttcrances the other day, is a bad sigu.
In the Assembly several members obtained
leave Of absence Mr.. Rountree was sworn
and took his seat, from which Harms was
oustcd.
Mi. shar1,stein DENY introduced bill to
repeal the Law allowing soldiers to vote
Tue bill for continuing the work on the
capitol was considered and referred to the
Ways and Means Committee.
The a5tn and Soth regiments paraded in
the city to day, making fine appearance, in
compliment to Gen. Elliot, Of Popc's staff,
who hae been commanding the Department OF
tic Northwest, hut leaves for the East. Inc
Headquarters Of the Department Of the
Northwest will be removed to Milwaukee on
Monday, where Gen. Pope takes command in
| pcrzon.
information has been received here that
loaing and drinking officer Of a new Wiscoa-
sin regiment. who had scarcely been With hls
, 1863-02-09
Gil: <z::;o Q~riE>u1tt,


THE CHARLESTON AEFA1h.
The rebel refuge Of lies has again given
Way VIC have now light on the Charles
:: Ii affair, and we pronounce the rebel ac-
t.unt equal to Hollins' best, in the palmi-
{: Il day Of that high flyer in the art Of men
t.;ci,y. The statement from our fleet.
7.'lofiscial, but very circums:antial, gives
Ike r1umpcst contradiction Of the rebel
dispatches, and the appearance now is that
The small consuls went off prcmaturely.
TEc cargo Of the Princess Royal,
Il British steamer captured in trying
20 r11n the blockade was immensely yafua-
Lie. She was taken while close in shore,
Icr chief officer and pilot reach land in
small boat 10 report the capture to the
rebels, and :hey make daring attempt to
81 ont and bring her in, with results as
aboyc stated. We marvel that no official
dispatches have,yct been nade public,
which is our only present doubt over the
case, since treble the required time for its
transport has elapsed. Either the naval
Officers art tardy oycr-much in their re-
7>o1t, or tie Navy Department does not
find it such as to be Immediately promul-
gated. Which Of the two is the case will
shortly appear. In the meantime We shall
1.u,,e that our now reinforced feet will
Ssil in and take Charleston anl leave no
possible doubt to rerrlex the brains Of the
harmed In intcrnational-1a law topics.
, 1863-02-09

The poor crack brain, whose intellects
were added by the failure Of his horse rail
road operations abroad. and who it is sup
1a'*cl accidentally took fire from Colorado
.'cwett, has succeeded in his scheme Of COL
1iling with the Federal authorities He
las established 4 raw, and may now be
considered fully freighted for Richmond.
This was his purpose in making himself
bnoxio,1s to the Union authorities in St.
Louis he sees in it q fresh demand for
what may be termed the -dss-ctate OF Copper
tnead) he serves up as lectures for the peo-
lIc. 1t is but just to say, now, that the en-
t:a.cmen1 If our Young Mems Association
with Train, was made solely On his Eng
i;sh reputation, which proves to have been
: job Of ornamental jaranning," damaged
1,y the voyage Of importation. Train and
:!evett should be bosom friends, save but
5nr the a0agc, 1.-TWO Of q trade"
, 1863-02-09

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
C,b . fcs9

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.]
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 8. 1863
Some slight damage WIS done to the Louis
yillc and Nashville Railroud, near Richland,
the rails being torn up, culyert destroyed,
and the telegraph wire cut. It is the work Of
secessionlsts residing on the line of the road.
The train that reached Louisville on Saturday
ean,e no further than from Bowling Greer.
The papers Of this city doubt whether Nor
gan is in Kentucky yet, but say lie will most
assuredly come. His mission is to cripple
and destroy that road.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 7.-1 dispatch from Glas-
gov, Ky, 9Th, says the rebels under Ferguson
and Hamilton, are across the river, mud are
carrying of citizens md committing an sorts
Of depredations.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 7.-Rumors, not trace
able to any authority, prevail tAat MoFEan's
force in Kentucky contemplate mid on Lex.
ipgton, and the banks and business men there
have gathered their money and valpables pre-
paratory to IN escape.
It is also reported that Shclbyyillc, Tenn,
has been captured hy Federal troops.
NASHVILLE. Feb. 7.-Gen. Davis division,
with cavalry and ARTILLERY, has been sent to in
tereelt the rebels who attacked Fort Doncl-
Son under Morgan.
We buried 135 rebels at Doncl=on. The
lcbel Gen Forrest was wounded.
, 1863-02-09

:1iiiug the banquet given on Friday niyilt by
Seward to Gov. Curtin Of Penn, who has not
hitherto been scward'e friend. Members cf'
the Cabinet and :oreign minister. were r1res-
cut. There was "a toast to Curtin as. nc.t
Governor Of the stae.
Doubt is expressed as to the correctness Of
the statement that thc: secret1=y Of the Treas
ury has recommended the Ways mud Means
Committee to incr5ase The tax on
whisky aud tobacco. If seeh be the
case, Commissioner Boutwell, ksows moth.
Jug OF it. He prefers to Keep the tar on
both ardcIcJ as ~ presctt. Hu says the
Treasury 1las dcrl7oa very litsc benefit from
the whisky tax 20 Az, manufacturers having
made immense quar:ities for home consump-
tiun in a7radcc, and having exported almost
their whole Subsequent cLsnAauufactnrcs.
Capt. Wynn, the English army officer who
escaped from the old capitol week ngo,
where he has been confined On the charge Of
being SPY. He admitted' that le went ii,
, 1863-02-09
FROM LANSING.
rSpcelal Dispatc!, 10 the Chicago T1ibune.1

LANSING. Mich, Feb. =. 1858.
4 large number IF petitions from the Board
If Supervisors, Township Boards and City
Councils, haze been presented III both branch
e. Of the Legislature, asking for the passage
Of Il law legalizing their action In issuing 4
tax for volunteers bounty money. The Nil.
itary Committee are preparing a bill for that
uurposc, There arc many difficulties III the
way, and some doubts exist as to the passage
of such bill. There Is no doubt but that if
= section be ucrfcctcd aud passed it will meet
the wishes Of the people.
, 1863-02-09
FROM From. NASHVILLE,

Especial Dispateh to the Chicago TriDule.l
v crx1ssAa1, Feb. s, sSs.
Late Nashville papers contain int: :sting
items relative to the movement Of General
Rosccrans' army.
Gen. Davis division has occupied Sic1by-
vile, after slight skir1nish. J.,
+ Kennctt's cavalry surprised brigade of
Nheelcr'a rebel. cavalry, near the river and
after short skirmish repul=ed the rebels,
who fed.
Nashville papers report large bodies Of
conscrjpts coming into Our lines aud suFrcn.
dering.
Rosecrans has been reinforced, since his
Murfreesboro battle, with twenty regiments Of
infantry, four Of cavalry, and six batteries.
NASHVILLE, Feb. S.-Tlc expedition under
Gems. Davis and Morgan, in pursuit Of For
rests and Wheelers tetreating force, re-
turned this evening.
Seven miles this side Of Charlotte vt cap
turcd thirty prisoners; also Col, Carroh and
Major Rembrandt, Of Forests staff. :.
4 number Of Paymasters have arrived and
will soon begin paying off the troops Traiu:
will run 10 Murfrecsboro early this week.
, 1863-02-09


The Canal Bill was discussed at consid-
er:.hlc length i'll the United States House
rf Representatives On Saturday. It was
t'ssaulted in a malignant mannerb by Roscoe
t'nll:ling Of New York, Trimblc aud VAL
an,ii:-ham Of Ohio, Mcpherson Of Penn
sylvani,. Porter Of Indiana. and others,
and wa.nlly defended by Washburnc Of
Ills State, and Olin Of New York. The
5:icnds Of the measure tried to bring it 10 a
vote, b,.t its enemies succeeded in carrying
s.n adjournment before the vote could be
:aEcn. Appearances now are certainly
against the adoption Of the bill, but its
friends do not yet despair.
.--.-..-----. .--
= It was freely reported n few days
a.o in Gen. Summers division OF the poto-
mac army that lie would shortly be assign
t'ti 10 the command Of large Western
department, ,wi;l, headquarters ut st, Louis
Syc Lave seen no corroborAtion Of tht
:,a,cment from Washington, anu it may
he NJ lc'y lille runor.
Tue fortiliva,ions and defenccs Of Wash
5.oto,t l,svc been erected into 4 separate
department and Gen Hcintzlcman placcG
IL command If them As the senior O
G':n Hooker, he objected to receiving or
t.,:, from him, and the Secretary Of Wa
5 t;lr complied with lis wishes as to as
:-lrn linn to IN independent command, IL
las had charge Of the garrison troops 0
lie ca; ital for some time.
, 1863-02-09

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuse,1
DEsAoHEs. Iowa, Feb. Z. 1858.
The Correrleads If this county, supposinfg
Tint their Sheriff had packed Grand Jury to
their liking, have bcen engaged all the pres
ent week in an atteuptto secure indictments
against the publisher Of the STATE R'yis'er for
divers alleged libcls against prominent lead
CTS in their party. The test votes we're taken
Today, after a stormy session, and the Cop
perhcads were defeated at all points. Atthls
writing they are swearing good deal worse
than the army in Flanders.
Adyiccs received here, from Fort Randall,
state tllat five lodges Of the Santees are on
thcir way to the fort, for the purpose Of de!iv
cring themselves up to the .Conlmandant Of
that post. Thcy,aze represented az in star
wing condition, which is doubtless the cause
Ct their surrender. At Fort Pierce the au-
thoritics refused to receive tlcm. dccming 1t
imprudent to allow any Of the hostile Indians
within the garrison; and furthermore, having
no provisions to give them.
Lirut. Jumcs Bacon Of Dakota, with squad
Of men, (caVa!ry.} had been sent from Fort
Randall to meet the Indians and escort them
i,,tr shn fnrt
, 1863-02-09
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TsibHne,l

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TslbHne,f
Sr. LoEIs, Feb. !. 1863.
The anti Brown emancirationists ut Jcfftr
son City, having tried Glover and Broadhcad,
to-duy nominated Judge Breckinridge, who
received some Of the Phelps votes, which
gave him sixty yotes. He was then with
drawn, and Glover re-nominatcd, but not
elected.. The propositions to compromise
between Brown and anti~Brown enancipa-
tiuuists Lave failcd. The Democrats special
says Il scheme is on foot 10 elect Henderson
and Phelps.
Two companies Of the 37th Iowa regiment
have been ordered 10 Belleyille to prevent
any riot On account Of the coal miucrs'
stnke.
An attack by gueFillas on n train Of Govern
ment wagons, between Rolla and Houston,
On Wednesday morning, was rcpelled by tue
guard. One rubel WAS killed and sick SOL
dicr belonging TO the Nth Illinois slightly
wounded.
The river between this city and Cairo will
probably be oitn Tomorrow. Several boats
are announced to leave for Memphis imme-
Ifatnly
, 1863-02-09
sad Disaster ut Toledo.

TOLEDO, Feb. IA fire this morning dcs-
3ynyed the store No 81 Summit street, occu'
lied by Griswold & Co., for coffee and spice
aaill. The falling walls demolished an ad-
.'ising building, occupied by Messenger q
bond, as Wholesale boot and shoe warehouse.
\ number Of persons we're buried in the ruins.
Five bodies have already been recovered, and
it is feared more will be found. Several per-
Eons were also severely wounded. Griswold
& Cos loEa is 10000, which i Insured for
$lt,oU. Messenger d Bonds loss il 5000,
covered by insurance,
, 1863-02-09

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
, WAsu1NG7oS, Feb. S, 1868.
The House Naval Committee have agreed to
report q bill Tor the establishment Of a navy,
and for river gunboats, in the vicinity Of
St. Louis, which the delegation from St.
Louis and Caron1olct have been working at
some time past
The proposition to tax transactions in gold
on sliding scale tax, to the increase as tho
premium increases, till if gold should risc
little higher than the present, the tax would
be absolutely prohibitiyc, finds favor in the
Senate Finance Committee. The gold feyer
has probably passed the climax.
Gen. Hooker is about to issue general or.
der forbidding commanders Of grand diyis'
ions or corps from coming to Washington
without permission Of the Secretary Of War
Considerable curiosity IL manifested con
, 1863-02-09
FROM VIeKSBURe.
THE EXPLOIT OF THE
QUEEN OF THE
WEST.
The: Talue of the Achievement.

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importance s,nee Inc A'ha1sa5 ano WINE
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large BODY OF troops might thus DC and-
cd from nafboats upon the SOUTH ssde OF s1cNs-
burg, II this cannot At present be done,
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captured or destroyed.
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tAls plonee1 acn1e'clae0', 'hcfe1ore' .el''''eAs'
ne well as intrinsically, is very great.
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, 1863-02-09
FROM CAIRO.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibuue.l
CAIRO. Feb. 8. 1863.
The mammoth steamer Ruth arrived this
morning, bringing Memphis dates Of the 9th.
She brought up 800 passengers and a grand
load Of freight. The trip was made in
twenty.four hours.
Mrs. Hoge, OF the Chicago Sanitary Com
mission, with stores. arrived safely yesterday
and passed down en- route for yicksburg On
the steamer 1liliman.
No news local 10 Cairo or vicinity worthy
Of reretition.
, 1863-02-09

sry+1ofeet t77abbafH street,
5cXH.s !ect Z heI:e9u 9uotds' sub-!tsoc.
100 sets front corner Hubbard aad 1lueotn.
6suc feet ecSrer Washington azd ItAvIft
asx1-a-feet on auhhAFd. between Wood aud Lincoln
1ha.2A feet, eoeneC Wood xa! Hul.54rd.
1t0 ftr. truns CT. Llncoln- betvr-r, Hubbard aod
Einzie-
1eo.1.a reet; eorr.:+ y a>hlnEton and Galley.
1ca11s0 :et, on Eu1:rs Sip.
luox1ot :te:. coine- iEdzzna and Faur-E
!. Lots, s.=h e5xyee: OF johnson nea. Haistct.
ejxi23 fen Block ~ 1sar cozncr ct fadi1na and
Wood. .chea2-
70 acres. o,c :nie scz.>i. It City Iim.ts-eha,p.
% ACRES oz~ mile seasi q City Limits gutAble tot
subdivision.
10 acres, one -n11e Weston City ItmltA
10 acres, half y nile West o5 City Limits.
6ac.e4 mar Laae Forest.
1ilr proved Farms IN Cook county.
so ae res Improved in Kane cpuatT-chear.
Ajax &c quantity Of Improved and unimpts rid land
IL. Iowa Illinois, :llnuc+ot7. Indiana and wl.ccnasn.
LAMBS In vsrons couattc- In Iowa. Of all kzda AMI
1t veTy e~ prices.
caa} L, ,nds in TlI1cta for sole At bargain.
, 1863-02-09
FROM Memphis.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribn{c.1
MKAruls Feb. e, via CA1no, Feb. s,stj0s
We have adviccs from Holly Srr::Es to
"Wednesday evening. CIrio that t.:.3.!eEe
lad been no ccupation OF the place by Conled-
crates. A cavalry company, had been
prowling about, coming in and going cut at
pleasure, but the rebels had not inside that
place permanent rendezvous. It was under
stood at Holly Springs that the rebel army
WIS still engaged In rebuilding the railroad,
and that there was no considerable force Of
the enemy this side Of Okalona.
There is great destitution in the country
around about Holly Springs, and thu
prospect isanythiDg but tlattcring for t!ieir
future ntpspcrity.
, 1863-02-09

Ccc tx Allowed F1n2F an EEour to get out
of Missouri, and lie Gets Out.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago F:ibunc.1
SPRINGFIELD. Feb. :, 1868,
Geo Francis Train was arrested by the Pro-
yo.t Marshal in St Louis to-day, and was
given half an l,onr in which to leave the State.
Iic wisely accepted the privilege. and no
doubt is now on lis way TO Dixie where hc
q, ciare- he intends to 60. Loyal mcn wish
lin speedy journey. lie cyidently intends
1c represent to tho rebels that he has been a
great martyr, and TINT he ought to be given
so,it high ufllcc.
ST LOUIS, Feb. 7.-Geo- Francis Train was
,.rrtstcd at the Planters Hotel, By the United
tS:ates detectives, and given tue alternative
e,f leaving the State in half an hnur, or going
to jaii. lie chose the former, and crossed the
rive. immediately. He wa6 advertised to de.
7i,cr rn9itical sI,rech tonight, but was sum
7:,ai;;y prevented hy the Provost Marshal.
, 1863-02-09

New YorE, Feb. by m arrival at Suf-
Mcrrimark is now lying between seven and
ci.ht miles below Richmond. 1t is pierced
for two guns on each side, and will carry one
forward and nff. The vessel is pronounced
by many as a failurc, while Others are conf
dent Of its success,
Two other iron -clads are in process of con-
strnctipn there.
Tue rebels are throwing up ea7thworks in
every direction, for the defense Of the rebel
f!,ri+rt
, 1863-02-09

srH1Sor1E1p, Feb. There being no
Quorum in 1he Senate, no business was done.
Tic Sergeant -at-Arms could not ind tue alb
eentces. The doors we're locked all the fore
noon.
In the House an attempt WIS made to take
M the Joint resolution to have recess till
June. by sulifh Of Union, but failed:
sundry private bills were read, and debate
took place on the black laws. Mr. TAroop,
Of Chicago, made capital speech in opposi-
tion.
Tho Republicans hare determined never to
1ef t|re mace resolutions pass.
, 1863-02-09

Pa1hAnE1EH.4, Fer: f1, sIThs Sunday 7,a".
rays there is no enemy In force at FreaerieEs.
burg, most Of them have beru sent to the
Black Water or to Vlcksburg. The only
force left behind being about Is 900, IN ample
,.u'nbcr to prevent the passage Of tho Kappa
7uiuock at the present season.
, 1863-02-09

Especial Dispatch to the chicago Tribune-1
CINCINNATI. Feb. eth, 1873.
The Collector Of this port refuses permits
for shipments to the Cumberland River, on
account Of guerillns in that ueighborhood,
, 1863-02-09

men at all, by order Of Gen. Rosccrans was
mustered out from dntc ofbeipg mustered III
the General not being ublc to learn that he
had rendered the United States any service.
The 3ith Wisconsin, heard from at Culu'n-
bup, Kentucky, Friday the 5th, are well aud
in good spirits.