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Alleged Reasons for the Removal
Of Gen. Hooker.

The following story is told by the Wash
in gton correspondent ofths Philadelphia In.
quirer. We give it for what il Is worth:
General Meade has boon assigned to COM
mapd the army Of the Potomac, in the place
OF General Hooker, relieved A. his own re-
quest. The quarrel is said to date back to the
battle Of Chsucelorsvils, after which Hook
or asksd for troops to replace those who would
be called away on account Of their term ol
service being ended. This was promised him.
The troops were designated, but some inter
ference prevented their coming to him. 1t IL
said that the reason assigned was that North
Carolina would have to Be syacusted, which
would "look bad abroad"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-07-14

GE The 81. Louis Democrat says:-No
fact can be better established than the one
taught u all recent elections in this State, that
clear majority of Missourians arc immediate
emancipatonists.
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Eg- Along with the body guard of Gen
Grant rides bis son Fred, a stout lad of some
twelve summers, He endures all the march
60, follows his father under fire with all the
coolness Of an old soldier, and is in short "chip
Of the old block"
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rE A. handsome Liberty POLE" $50 feet
high, is soon to be raised on the public square
q, Jonesville; and Senator Grosvonor has
purchased largo National flag and will pre-.
sent IL to the Corporation, to be displayed
from the new pole.
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80 FARM FOR SALE,
TyIIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS THE

u Farm where he resides for sale Comprising 1oo
sfes. 125 under the pIow, prinopsy seeded 20 clover
On the premises js one Of the BEST ORCHARDS In the
County; very comnodicus residence, good water; aud
buildings suitable for the arm Said farm il located
yo miles due north of Hsdae College, and two and half
mi east from Jonesvie part of the purchase
money will be required down. the balance liberal
credit viii be gwen Fof particulars enquire OF the sub
scrber the premises. Also house aud Let for sale IN
Joncsville.
N.B-Ihe above farm win make two convenient farms
each the highway The centre OF
u, and win be 80 ID Up sueh manner u required
JOHN SINCLAIR.
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NOBLE TEsNEssEE WoNEs-The women
OF East Tennessee are full OF faith aud bold
ness in the Union cause. Refugees report
that the matrons, aud even all the girls ~ that
section, will stand true to the last. All 'hey
ask 10 arms aud ammunition, and they viii
fight their own battles. Il Is said that three
Union women recentl killed two rebels with
a pitchfork and spadeysn wounded third
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-07-14

cE The Ann Arbor Nsws states that
Rev. DR.. 4. o. Hsvens, Of Massachusetts,
has accepted the appointment of President Of
the University of Michigan, rendered him by
the Board Of Regents, in place Of DR.. Tappan,
renewed 90 iuexplcably.
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eN- The Nashville Union states that the
population of Kinds county, Mississippi, in
which jackson is situated, is 81 800, OF whom
less thar 5000 are free 2e,ss9 Slaves 10
less than 5000 fresmsn! f4ffi
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Ohio CoppcrI,eatls.

The trouble 10 Holmes county in over.---
The leaders Of the movement to resis' the en-
rolment and draft were givep Up, and al s
quiet.
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ST.. LOUIS, J ~
Gov. Yates Of Illinois was shot at
window while writing iu bis office in
field at late hour last night, but
injured. No clue TO the perpetrators,
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Coated Pulls on my daughter For three years she
has been affected with billions the
falling during that period when In New York In April
last, friend advised me to tes. your P, Having the
ed suppy Of Messrs Barnes Park, Drugglts Park Row
New York On returning houe We ceased all other treat.
ment and administered your Pills, one each night. The
In feelings, complexion, digestion, etc.
surprised all. rapid and permanent restoration to
and consider Q, entirely we'll consider the above
lust trbute yopas Physician, and trust II will be the
: r'raain. dear sir. with many ,h.nts a xo,,,.,,
For sale BY Mott Bro, and French &Psrsohs, Hills
dal ., asdsli Druggists In the tountry. mar4
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cE O Id FRI EN- D s -E1
IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
He rrick's Sugar Dated Pills.

NE DLDI II AMI
Il LY CATHARTIC In the
world, used twenty years by
ave millions Of persons annual
ly; always gives satisfaction;
contains nothing injurions;
patronized by the principle
physicians and surgeons IN the
Union; elegantly coated with
sugar.
large boxes 25 cents; Ave
boxes for one dollar. Full di.
Irections with each box.
TALLAHAssyE, LEoN Co.,
Florida. July ~, 1850.
To DR. Herrick, Albany, N.
WY Dear Doctor:-I write
this TO inform yop of the won
lderful effect OF your Sugar
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overlook the fact that the meeting speaks as
"Democrats. Nor can l with full respect
to their known intelligence, and the fairly
presumed deliberation with which they pre-.
pared their resolutions, be permitted to sup.
posed that this occurred by accident, or in
any way other than that they preferred to
designate themselves Democrats" rather
than American citizens" In this time OF
meet you on a level one step higher than
any party platform; because ! am sure that,
from such much more elevated position, we
could do better by far for tho country We all
love, than we possibly can for those lower
ones whore, from the force of habit, the pre-.
judices Of the past, and selfish hope Of the fu.
ture, we arc sure expend much Of our ingen.
uity and strength in finding fault With, and
aiming blows at each other, But since you
have denied me this, / will yet be thankful,
for the couutrys sake, that not all Democrats
have done so. He on whose discretionary
judgement Mr.. Vallandigham was arrested
and tried as Democrat, having no old party
affinity with me; aud the Judge who rejected
the constitutional view expressed 10 these res
olutions, by refusing TO discharge Mr.. Val.
lapdigbam on habeas corpus, is Democrs
Of better days than these, having received hi
judicial mantle at the hands Of President Jack
son. And still moro Of all those Democrat
who are noby exposing their lives and shed
ding their blood OF the battlefield, hav
learned that many approve the course takel
with Mr.. Vallandigham, while / have no
heard Of single one oondemniug IL. / can
not assert that thero are none such. An'
the name Of president Jackson recalls an in
stance Of pertinent history. After the bsttl
Of New Orleans, aud while the fact that tb
treaty peace had been concluded was vel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-28
Excursion to Chicago.

Read the advertisement of the Ladies
of the Soldiers Aid Society in reference to
the Grand Excursion to Chicago. That
this will be one of the gayest, liveliest,
plcasantest, most notable affairs ever pro-
jected in this city there is no room to
doubt. The whole cost being but $50
there are none so poor but can participate
in it. Provision being made for the ac-
cemmodatien OF from twelve to fifteen
for all, from town or country, old and
young big and little Count Us in!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-28

PICHIc ToE,Y-The ladies Of the SOL
ders' Aid Society, and that includes all
the ladies in Ottawa. propose to visit camp
Stebbins o-day. starting from the Supreme
Court House at ! 10 clock. Capt. Uenshaw
has galautly undertaken to provide con-
veyances for them, and soldiers Dime T
at Camp The occasion will be enlivened
by a flag prescntatio n. speeches, &c. Ths
weather permitting, we have no doubt it
will be gay and festive season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-28
CITY Officers.

Our new City Council, on tuesday even
Ing, elected the following officers for the
ensuing year
City CIerk-O Leavens.
Ctr Tredstrsr-E. r. Fay.
City CoNector-Arthur Lockw God.
City Marsho{-lra Watson.
City Surreyor-Robert Wilson.
.Supsy intendent of .Streets-Edw. Butler.
I4s,i.tant do. B. Hamalle.
City Ldnorney-JulIus Avery.
Chef Engineer Of Fire Deparsment-Robt.
Henniug.
Assistant Eayiaesr do ohn EIobau.
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Town Election.

The annual town meetings Throughout
the county take place on the It'll of April,
being one week from next Tuesday. In
this town, besides the ordinary town buis-
ness, there will be the following officers to
elect:
A Supervisor.
An Assistant Supervisor.
a Town Clerk.
An Assessor.
A Town Collector.
An Overseer Of the Poor.
A Road Comssoner.
Pound Master
This last office has heretofore been
neglected but we are assured that great
necessity exists for such an officer, and it
is hoped one will be elected who will at
tond to the business.
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Grand Rapids Democratic Club.

The Democratic invisible Club of the
town of Grand Rapids, will meet at the
School House near B. 3. Reynolds, on
Covil Creek, on Thursday, April I'd, at one
O clock P. NJ. The Democrats of Farm
Ridge, Fall River, and other towns are In
vited to participate.
Able speakers will oe present to address
the meeting. Democrats and conserva-
tivcs, torn out, and we will have big
time, be the roads good or bad
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-28

DR.. Walker will he at the Geiger House
in this City on Saturday next, April 4th,
and may be consulted by all afflicted with
any disease of the Eye or Ear, from > to
5 o'clock.
DR.. W. desires us to say, that he does
no. treat any other class of diseases, and
that he cannot spare time to answer let
tiers, or give advice when here on any
other subject
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-28

The name Of the man mentioned in our
last as supposed to have been drowned
near Fox River Bridge, has been ascer-
tanned to be John Dunlap, carpenter
living west CT the Ravine, in this city. lie
was seen near the bridge about the time,
and has not been heard of since. The
river has risen ten or fifteen feet since
then, and Of course ali efforts to find the
body would necessarily be unayailing. At
the entreaty of his friends, Capt. He..shaw
took one of his guns to the spot on Thurs
day, and fired several shots, but without
any result He leaves a widow and three
children. The widow, as may be imagined ,
is frantic with grief al his strange and
sudden disappearance.
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Lectures Oh Egypt.

Rev. c. F. MARTIN, for some years Mis-
sionary in Egypt, by invitation, will lee
ture on Monday and Tuesday Evenings,
March Both and 3lst, at Plymouth Church
on subjects of interest connected with
that interesting country. In one of the
Lectures, by request, Mr.. N. will appear
in Modern Egyptian Costume Admission
to both lectures, % cts; single lecture, l5c.
Proceeds to be applied to the purchase Of
library for p. c. Sabbath School
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-28

OCCIDENTAL LODGE No. 40, 4 F. AND A. II
There will be a special communication
of the above Lodge at Masonic Hail. this
Saturday evening, al ! o'clock. A full
attendance is requested
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@ttaha fire. Grabtr.
LOCAL. MATTERS
Democratic lnvfnefble Club,

The regular monthly meeting of the
Democratic Invincible Club of Ottawa, will
be held at the Court House in Ottawa, on
Thursday evening next, April I'd. Let
there be rousing turn out.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-28

B. F. SHorwELI has two good Grain
Farms and one Dairy Farm. with 80 Cows,
to Let on shares, Enquire at the Bank of
Ottawa. -
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FARM For SALE.

(>ONrAINING 100 acres, situated in the tswn Of
Freedom, L. Sale county, Illinois, - miies north
Of Ottawa. and onefourth Of mile nom the village
of Harding, in which there IL two churches, one
school house, or mechanics shops one stsre, ana
y post Office supplied By ui-weckiy mail. About ~
acres Of the farm 10 timber land Is or Of which 70
very good the balance Is prairie, on which there
frame house 26xi6, stable, &C., with 20 acres isnsee
and under cultivation hne young orchard OF ehoIce
ryafted apple trees Just commencing to bear chevy
trees piuns, currants, &c, &C. The timber no. ys
RE lay adjoining with never failing stock "s'e' S
~. .a;a;n,nr f.rn wM. BARBER.
Pr.eaoU February IL, 1s63.-"G1m'
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Il. IL. K.
DR. RAILWAYS PILLS A SCIENTIFIC
PURGATINE
In these PILLS have the medical properties o.
the most efficient plants, roots herbs Cams, and bal
in te vegetable kingdom In each Of these little
Pills lies = ystcrous power, for in each pill 10
binsd the elements Of Health, Regeneration Siren 9Th
and Life.
Persons who suffer from Dyspepsia Liver Complaint
Enlargement Of the Spleen. Jaundce, Kidney Com
plants Palpsaon OF the Heart, and the evil effects
induced by the Of CAiomel, Mercury, Qanns. Cor.
rosive sublinate, Opium, Tobacco, Lcesl stmulants
and Exposure to Paint, Lead &e., will aad in RAD
WAYS REGULATING PILLS . permanent cure.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
Are the only vegetable substitute for Calome Mercury
Quinine and their kindred drugs that have been
discovered, and the only Pills in that will
the patient the beneficial Effects in tbs Liver and
other Glands Of the system, that Physicians hope
obtain from the Of these drugs.
In cases Of Bilious, Typhoid, Scarlet AMI other 1s-
vers Erysipeias, Small Pox &C., where purgatioa 10
essential, but is attended with much danger &C.
count Of the extreme debility Of the patient. these
pills can be given with perfect safety Each dose will
mPart strength to the patient, and will positive
work cure Price 25 cents per box.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE, OR SIX BOT
TIES FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
DIR. RAILWAY & COS. OFFICE
81 MAIDEN LANE N. r.. SOLD BY DRUaGIsTs
For sale the Of q. L. THOMPSON and
CRIeGs, Ottawa.
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CAN'T TELL. THE Truth wHHx He TEIEs.-
The Republican says, Mr.. Rice was elected
Mayor of Ottawa by 269 majority, when
the official figures in the same paper show
the majority to oe larger. The Republican
also says the democratic majority is 100
less than it was last November, concealing
the fact that the vote last November in
cluded the whole township, which always
gives a larger democratic majority by so
to 100 than the city alone gives. Cant
YOU tell the truth mo how
No PIsroLs.-Iti is but justice to say that
there were no pistols in the holsters
attached: to the military saddle of the ire
publican attorney" who was out on horse
back on the day Of our city election, urg-
ing republican voters to attend the polls.
Of course, no one imagined that he in
tended to use pistols against any one; but
some democrats, who supposed from the
holsters that he carried pistols, regarded
it as offensive, amounting to an intima-
ton that it was necessary he should
prepared for selfdefence.
While on this subject it may be as we'll
to say, that there has been good deal too
much talk of late about pistols and deadly
weapons generally in the community.
The origin of it doubtless is the known
existence among Us of secret political
association, alleged to be military in its
character. and to countenance aud even
exhort to, the use of arms among its mem
hers. We wish, for the sake of peace and
harmony, the society were in Tophct-not
its members;-but from the many respect
able citizens said to belong to it, we are
satisfied that tie use of arms against our
people under any circumstances, can hard
by be among its objects here.
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r Osr-Either in Ottawa, or between Ottawa and
4 the Bruner Farm in the town of Rutland, on the
Chicago road, some time between Wednesday, Fsb'ry
3sth and March I'd. 1868. small Pocket Memorandum
Book, dark morocco cover, containing one hundred
dollars-consistng In ave so 6reenbacks. The DOC.
in the front part coatans the Of the
and former place Of residence, 90 L. James, Hs.a
returnipe Il 70 the subscriber With contents or sav
inc II At III. Free Trader s6acs In ottawa. w DC
literally rewarded. ~ H '
MaYeh z tso8.-lms
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Drain Tile.

.1HY Subscribers have been appointed sole agents
i for the sale Of the Celebrated Mound Company
main Tile for the City OF Ottawa and vicinity. We
are nov prepared take orders for all sses ireo ~
10 jpchs 1t the II ide and Leather Store, Mate ~
Tile constantly on hand. u. TuokNG ca,
IA lsi3-3Otf.
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OTTAWA, Ill. March 81, 1868
To the Hon President and ONO Of the Ottawa Fol-
ders' Aid Society:
ResPEcTED LADIES Having observed
your untiring perseverance and patriotic
devotion in supplying the wants of the
sick and wounded soldiery of the Federal
army. hereby respectfully tender to your
Hon President and Board Of Managers
the use of the Court House, for The pur.
pose of holding County Festival, at any
time that may suit your convenience.
remain very respectfully yours,
W. L. MILILG.x.
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Enron PsEE TRADER:
d ear Sir With your permission wish to say 10
the readers OF your that: will send by return
mail 20 all who wish il, (irse) = Re -pe, with full d
rec,ion. ormaking and using simple Vegetable Balm
that will .Gecually in 10 days. Pimpes Bio,ch-
es Tan Freckes and AL ,mpuritie. OF the Skin, leav
ing the same sot, clear, smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Raid "eAds Or
Bare PAGES, simple directions aad Information tha:
will enable them start full growth OF LuxurIens
Hair WHISPERS or Mou. tache in less than 80 days
All applications answered by return mail vi:hoI I
sarg-. Respectfully yours,
THos. +. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
IS I'm. No. S3l, Broadway, New York
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PEOPLES PENSION
Bounty Money Office
RTHUR 10 KWOOD,

OTTAWA, Ills,
Snyd er, Cook Il Co.. of Chicago.
Ny pay particular ate n:on to the collection of
w PJUNrlfS, PENSIONS, ARREARAGES OF
PAT, &C., &c.
M lvance Fees Required. and no Char
ges Unless Successful.
Ghs ~si bbility, facitis, ard success Of the
. 49, which acting med no erconpiu'n.
IN: nior partner resides permanently at Washing
; . he prosecution OF their clients claims
pl, to ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
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Choice Liquors.

Just received, by F.S. HoiIIseswoRru Soy, lot Of
Superior P.nn,yvanis Whisky, from the Mononcahe-
la River, which is pronounced, by connoisseurs as
very superior quality.
Also an invoice Of the first quality Of Scotch Wis
key to which the attention Of Gentlemen dFamies
Bottled Wines and liquors for Family and Medicinal
uses of the first quality.
Ottawa, Dec. I. is02--
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-28

We are inclined Is think that the secre
political society which have been meeting
in Stone t. Eels' Hall of late is not the IS
B." proper. 1t goes by another name
"Union League" or something OF that
sort but has some connection with the
s. B. proper 1t may be the first degree
in the affair. This Constitution" is not
military-has no arms, and does no drill
ing But we should like answers to the
following questions:
Can man join the S. B. who has not
gone through this 'outer vestibule ??
Have not the S D. proper met lately in
Stone l. Eels' Hall?
Do they not drill in squads when in
their Hall, and have they not drilled in
the streets of Ottawa between l aud
| o'clock A. N.
Did not lO7 of them march up La Sale
street on Friday night of last week be-
tween and o'clock, A. NJ, cross the
canal and feeder to the open space near
the residence of Postmaster King and
tneH A1ECu OdCn, uOWn La Odiic ST., W VIC
| tap of a mutfied drum, carrying fire arms,
cornstalks, broomsticks, or something OF
that sort
CRAXER i FINN, of the Ottawa News
Depot and Fruit Store, have already re-
ceived the April numbers of Harper, Go.
dey, Atlantic, Peterson, Ballou, Vanity
Fair, Knickerbocker, bon Ton," Arthur,
Nine. Democrats Mirror of Fashion, Com.
ic Monthly, Waverly, Continental, &c, &c.
Thursdays n. y Dailies this afternoon.
DR.. Russell's Diary North and South,
L. s. Tax Law as Amended, and an endless
variety of other desirable reading matter,
also just received.
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OTTAWA HOLESALE MARKET
Orr.wA March %, 1863.
Flnur-Winter wheat, 80 3oa4 pr loo; spring ~
EXTRA 80 50a3s5; spring fine ,
C1ru .EeH-75c. ar LODE pr. 100.
IFa>at-No. spring 95A$l, No:. sSc.: rel. so.
Corn-Sheed. 45c for 6Olbs ear 45c i3ibs.
Oats--SOc for rs lbs.
Eari-v-soc. for 10 lbs.
Rv>-65c.
T1niotkp .>-,i-$2. 30
Po.afors- 9'al.O0. p. bush.
E1gs-lOc.
Eutt<r--l5a iSc-
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DRiED APPLES, u Ds for 81;
IL pRIED PEACHES, 10 rs. for 81:
.Os sale ss tfebIsl CAMPBELLS
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The Confessions and Experience Of
Poor Young Man.

4 GENTLEMAN having been cured Of the results OF
IA early and disease, will, from motives Of be
nevo.nee, send TO those Who request it, copy Of the
above interesting narrative, published by himself
This little book is designed warning and caution
to young men and those who suffer from NKRyors Dr.
BIIIrY, Loss OF MKNGEY, PREMATURE DECAY &c, &c.,
supplying at the time the Of self cure
Single copies will be sent under seal in a plain
ithout eharge,-to any who request 1t. By ad-
dressing the authoI, CHAS. A. LAMCERT, Esq,
t-!.-3m.l Greenpeint, Long Island, New York.
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DEM 4 y p.

vouS uIRTZcL Of Ottawa H.. to whom NE IN
~. 80. lila r.o,e for 1850. With ten per
en-. inssr.st, paysbo April 1 1862. 10 requested 70
nre sent the same for payment When due, 80 Am
rr.Jy 10 meet and will not pay neress On me ssos
beyond April LIST, 1858 "'LIiAN "~iAs.
E,,.-. March IL, 1868,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-28

Attention is asked to the adv Of Mr..
Havehill under the head OF Instruction in
Music. We have had occasion to know
that Mr.. II. is not only a thorough muster
an, but an accomplished instructor.