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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-11-21

o-'cAGo Observation-Disclosures is invited
'ne p'''oectus Of the Chicago Journalin
~"o'"e' '0''"" As political paper, of
"o' recommend it, for 1t
embraces an 'he monstrous ideas of the
radical abolitionists, only that it .dvoc..es
them with rather more mod.rat;o, OIL
decency than most contemporaries of thu.
same school For news, however, tn.
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Remittance, for clubs niu.t be ade at "sr TIM, but
assi,jo., be made a, an, at cuo rates after
CLUB IA. brt q raised.
rs sIrxs TOR CHS
For club Of cupes OF the Wessly 10 one Aoares''
9i.h SIS he. coy OF the MESSY.
FOR cu OF 2 copiys Of tie Weekly, TO one ADDRESS,
win 49, a Zee copy O; .he Tri-veekly six months
For Glib OF ~ comics OF tile Weekly. to one address,
sitit 80 fr-s copy o! tie Iri-SsvHS one year. "
III. Daily Elk months
For c, OF Go CORES Of ti- Weekly to one al dress
with 500. tl- Dairy ire for oae year -
" Money by Draft, Express or IN h=s''''ei LIZ :
tef. may D. seat AZ risk Address
JOHN L.. vILSJN, Puolisae r.
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=. Az Ar7 IlLusTRArIox.-The Hon. Jere-
sniah s. Black, in a late speech in Phila-
;delphIa, said: I'm. -
THE people of Honduras live in
.eoantry where the land Il several feet be-
Rw the level of the sea. They protect
themselves against constant inundation by
q large earthwork, which they call dyke,
extending all along the coast What they
are most trou bed with is large species of
rat, which burrows under and makes holes
through their dyke. Now rat hole Is
not a very alarming thing in itself, but tho
action 0f The water makes II larger every
moment. If it be neglected for single
hight, by the time morning dawns the rat
hole has widened into Il huge e|svasse,
the oc.an goas pouring through It, ano,
the, whole land is laid under water. 30 IL
10 with the constitution, which is our dyke.
If the smallest breach is oi.ce made In II
/ 'the.eyer- tolihg wave OF arbitrary power,
which is cons;iDually surging up against
1t, will constantly enlarge 1t, until all pro-
lection Cor our rights Is washed away. !
tell you. gentleman. if you desire to save
| one remnant of your liberties, you must
watch the rat holes in your constitution.
!, a correspondent OF a Lonuoa paper
writ,.s, !" have just returned from Ter.
many, after a month 3 knocking about
i'haa' glorious weather and saw all the hit
T lie kings stFraukfors." There Is good
aneceo.e Of one of them. He wanted his
army instructed in the use OF the Arm
strong gun, SO he goL one. nut was Obliged
To nsk leave of the next king to have the
target put up in his kingdom, his own not
being big enough for the Armstrong
! rangeI'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-11-21

PROPAGATION OF THE LtGisLArURE.-Great
interest is felt in two OF three cases pend
ing in the Supreme Court Of th. state now
in session at Mount Vernon, sinvolving the.
legality Of the prorosation Of tho leeisla
ture by Gov Yates last winter. The lesis.
1ature was pr6rosued on the foth ofNfarch
but the democratic portion of it no. recog.
missing that propagation. formally adjourneds
only on the 24th.; Mr. KEYS, ofSpfncfeld.
sues for n'andamus upon the'Au.h,or ia
pay his per dem from the 10th to the Oath
This is one case. The other is the faa:,s..
nous Wabash Avenue r. r. charter.
which, if the Legislature really was in
session after the 10th, became law Inv
the failure Of the Governor to return Il
~ith ms veto. these cases nave beshs'
argued by some Of the absesss
lawyers in the state, such as T. L. TDickts,..
Of Ottawa, NJ. ". Fuller, Saml. w. rul,ar. Il
md Thos. Hoyne Of Chicago, and other.
the Court have the case under advi.ement
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The Chicago Evening Journal
FOR 1864,


Daily, Tra. Weekly an Weekly.
SINCE our last yearly anroincem.,t. Ti< Ev Ms,
JousSai In all s ed.tio,s, has largely increased its
circulation AMI UNDERGONE g:e.t Improvements,
I, has kept on, in the everstenor OF its ways sup
poripg the cause Of the country and OF the govern
nrnt with all the seal and earnes.ness in It's pc YER
. K.,pin in vie~ the one great and al'-ilnpostaAth-
sue that Is be ing contested on the battle-he!ds.
The Preservation CT isae Rep iblie.
VIC have ut ons course to .pursne IN this fmn-
gencv, namely TO GIVE 4 CORDIAL ASo ooS'I.N. SUI
POST TO TnnsE THE HEAD OF THs GovesSNHsf
AND OF THE ARMIES UNION our cause
and Iaboring aud fighting for its success
This has Il course Of the JocRSh thus far
si,c. the commence OF the War. aai tn. It WILL
continue until the rebellion shall have been com
III suppressed and the Union fully restored ms
is the course that PATRIOTIC duty Dictates, and which,
We feel assured. the loyal people approve.
TIE Journal is nov
EQUAL to the Hest Of she Newspapers,
East or West,
in the amount ef news AMI o:her realine matter 1t
publishes. and aims to give the very latest pews,
Nv Telegraph. Q. Orhervt~e,
II, .px.Ncx OF ALL LIS wssryas corEnpoRA RIER-an oh
irct il has ucceedsd in attaining in oiost ere'y I'm
DO, tant occurrence or ecenf Of tie n"r hu<Jd" Z"
10 ,h;. great ex en.e has been incurred great ef
fort made which have been more than rewarded oy
steady and large innrcsse o. pttfon-.
To Increase facilities still farther, We hare or
6e.cd
A Ncyy steam Four-Cyusmder Hoe row.
/ cr.PrcsS.
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a
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department, Of the army and in every ne VS. centre
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! M ere .or,iy of their support.
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In CO. aou-nce of the h gh price Of white pap.r ana
the er-s increase the wages nj printers ana the
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10 loving ere the loves AT whsch Tux III RIA
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the present peculiar circumstances OF
that State was working her so much
suffering, is measurably allayed.
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F0 r S a T. e
ONLONG TINE.

% :.e.. -Ytv--' =. -
'fNiY 16tMxR RIsIDENcE,- IN the city Of otsaya;
he residence Of John J. Nash, Esq. y. Fry.
Oct -, 1893 Apply to eAML o. WALLER
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,lSsYRAY. NOTICES. = BLACK MARE
LCOlTlTakeu up by j. Bane, in the Town Of Grove.
land Slack Mare Colt, two ysars old last spring,
brends or marks. Valued ut $30
Nov. 20, 1868. - :. w. nAAMoND. CaerE.
.'BAY cOLrLTaken up by J. G. Porter.e,d. 10 the
tow, Of Mendoza, . Bay Horse Colt, two yesrs old,
White SPOT in forehead. Vsiued At 49, :
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TRAVELS AND ADVENTURES.

Dr.. Kane's cite Exp!orat!ons...... 80. s vols
Iivingston's Africa Bsrth's Africa.
Waiter Coton's Travels. ............... 7yes.
Herman Nelville's Travels ,............... 6vols.
Bayard Tayiors Travels
Capt M~yne Reeds AdveHtures.......... 8 vols.
Nile EoIes''-'' CrescsDt aud TIA, Cross"
{" Dust and Fosm -. wakna"
Kit Carson's Adventures.
Washington and his Generals.
Napoleon and his Marshas.
- Daniel B66ne''-'- RecHwourth's Adventures"
" Wild Scenes Of Hunters Life.
Tales OF Southern Border Rangers and Regu-
i lator$."
indian wars-lIunting Adventures
i, Biographies. &c. SC
Besides great variety of MitceIIa neous works. All
nev Popular Books added to my Library as
p elisl,sd.
tpe Dollar Pays for -Four Months. Rocks exchanged
as of IN 8 you wish THIS. ORION.
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US. Revenue Stamps
FOR SALE AT
EXCHANGE BANK
-. sos
a.. r. = Az & 90.

,U.fIE undersigned having been appointed admins.
trxtor of the estate of James W. Daniels, late OF
the county OF La Sale and State OF Illinois, deceased
gives notice he will appear before the
" court of La Lae county, At the court house in Ox
IA Mt the January term, the third Monday in Jan.
nav neIt a. which time all persons having Claims
sxid Estate notified and requested attend
6ot he Of having the same adjusted Al persons
Indebted said Estate are requested to make imme.
~ ate payment to the undersigned.
: .psssd this 2lst day Of November 4: n. 1868.
- j. r. HOUSTON, Adn,inistrator.
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Air Tight Cooking Stove.
JOB WORK

Of Al kinds ssss % short notice By
MAHLtt DOW.
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

Use DknofsELis ouf PAnLy W EcRtr PAR.
" f.-emsuf W lr-nrsa@ Falem@na - Esfpskna % 9ui
cnrprsnt r<a IL nEiAl desr- gsess I.rts
institagiae tos .grte a. IRA 1@gai.
fals
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

NEW YORK CITY AND COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERS
~ Protective SocetyA regular monthly me LING ~ I'VE
abwe society viii BE- hed their roeD beecke House
cornsr bLe krr ami Greene streets, on honday havh
- CLOCK " n. Members requested - o~ pnetai Ia
Va er A. a. @dsncs - sasnea. q NM Ps
PrrhR NcQuApE, Recording secrssary
NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS socIErY.-A REGu
Tuesday evening March at 7E O'CLOCK at the Metropolitan
Rooms s6o Hester street BY order ,,,,s ,-..,...
JoHs RoGKRs, Recording Secretary
NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.-oFFIoE OF THE CON
4N m,ssonen OF Taxes and Assessments No 81 chambers
street. New York January TO- lSG3kote ~ hereby given
that the Assessment Rolls OF the Real and Personal Estate
be inspection from and after Monday,
Jann1y " ls63 and viii remain Ill the 3tih day Oh
April 1905 Tor the correction OF errors and the eluatauo
OF the city county OF New York. All persons be-
nevng themselves 10 be aggreved must make Application
In order obtain the ef provided by law The act OF os
provides that during the time the books shall be open
70 public inspection, as hereinoeore prosded abphea
geved by the assessed auaton OF his real or personal
estate to have the same corrected II such application DC
made IN relation 10 the assessed valuation real estate,
must be made In writing stating the ground OF
thereto and thereupon the Commissioners shall examine
into the complaint and In their Judgment the
such application be made In relation 10 tie assessed vniua
ton OF personal estate the applicant shail I've enamned nn
70 administer such OATH OF them and IT. in his or
their judgment the they shall cause
men as they believe TO be just and declare their de-
cision thereon within thirty days after such appation
shall have been made TO them No reduction rhA be made
personal eaate imposed under this unless shall APP
pear under that party aggr1eved
rccton axes by Of from the
city. A. J. WILLIAMSON, Commissioners
Nv hhkRaESii hhkRaaEWSii q as,..smsn,s srsnns
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

CT NICHOLAS HOTEL. NEW YORK rgBpraRy 1
- Iss-A tArd.-The unleragnsd tsg leave " tnfof,t
helr friends Ard ne i,g public seasy TIA, tAs,
The house ~ill b~ rehlsd throughout The osars M !.
stc~ssl the cto--t qaor. ny slrie, atp
tcn 70 the comfort of their In
hopr 10 vendor u atrnftiVe hotsl unIei
SPOTS
HsHRr T. sPOJn ab6rfL uAwW
The New York herald., 1863-03-02
HELP wAsrED-MALEs.

IL AGERT8 SOLDIERS IN CAMP OR DIS
N charged can ma easily e6 per day selling great
Union Prize and Stationery Pa kag O. contain ne
writng materAs, prosents, useful ARTICLES tc
worth over H. for only rs cents splendid aacn perfect
umekeeper presented 10 each free pae In
ysry low Send for new sIr,lars for 1888 with ira IN
T. Largest and oldest prize package the world
The New York herald., 1863-03-02
M Arrgp.-A LITERALLY EDUCATED ArroRsEY

bDitAIED
w Of tieen years Standing In the West dolns nsr
csnt. bu.inss. thi. city desires a.
dent confidential AGENT otherwise Amps city rrfs
vNAsTHD--A SITUATION. BIT YOUNG Man, Az
w cutie, In . boot anA shoe store uorh on -.
Ing machines. AdarssJ r.. Herald srnse
NUANTKD-By YOUNG NAN. WHO mas BEEN
w sisehars~d fron the smro, nsrnt IN sny hsht
bnsn~ss In either city or country Can h. wsn
cd ,aii sddrss- No 10 saa street Broiway
aud stn
The New York herald., 1863-03-02
DEADy SATURDAY, yEB ~
WEHsTFRs
ARMY AND NAVY rockkr DICTIONARY.
NY Il.
DENTISTRY.

A RTIvfCIAL rRETH-HgArTfyuL SETS ON yfHB
IA gold and patina silver aud val sDits rabbr from
- " els aud ~Arrs1trd equal New tosb
Single T-.th, 81 Teeth hDsd and s,ifAstrd wthout the
leA-, pan dold slns sna bone yiu,nss 10 81 ssd
warranted for ie. Once IN Gsh avenue, b~t~ssD TsAh
Dr LUrHgR, Destis,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-16

E1g- A bag containing about $4,000 in
double eagles, which brokers' clerk was
carrying in State street. Boston, few
days since, suddenly burst open aud the
entire contents were scattered about in
dingling profusion upon the granite
pavement in the midst Of the pedestrians
and frequenters Of change, who we're
completely surprised at this unlooked-for
golden shower. Fortunately the accident
happened near group of we'll known
merchants, who immediately closed
around the precious metal aud assisted the
frightened bearer in safely gathering it
together again, which he did with the
most sonmsadabls speed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-16
rone q, 1861.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many preparations sold under the nezs Of
Btters. put up IN quart eotties compounded Of the
cheapest vhskey or common rum, costing from 20 to
20 cents per gslioE, the taste disguised by Anize
Ccriander Seed.
TIL. ca.s OF Ritte-s has caused and will to
long they be Sold hund res die the
death the xard. By their The kept
Continually under The Influence o. Alcoholic STIMULATES
of the kind, the Liquor and
up, and the result is all the horrors asen up-
on . drunka as life and death
For those no desire and VIII have Lguor klt,ers
ubli-h the fslie~iuE receipt. tet One BEETLE of
Hoena : German BitteFs and mix it'll hree quarts
or good Brandy or Whisky, and the resFls vii be
prrpa s,ion that will far excel IN medieinzl
aud true excellence any OF The aDerus Liqua Bters
In the market, and wi cost much less Ypn will hsve
all thu virtue u Hconands Biiersu eontertioR with
good article ~ Liqaer, al mach less price than
ih=sr !. ~. . ?. y IL 20. nm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-16

Il
BY this route, Freights fall cripiion scan be
forwarded TO aud from Philadelphia New York
Boslo or Balii ore to and from any point on the
Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DI.
RECT.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also onnects Al Pitts
burg with Steamers, By which Goods be forward
cd TO any point on the Ohio, Muskinxum, Kentucky
Tennessee Cum beriapd. Illinois, Mississippi, Wis
eonsin. Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Had Xiv.
ers: and al Cleveland Sandusk Ky aud Chicago IN
rsto all ports On the North W estern Lakes
Merchants and sblppe rsentras.inFt the trassporis
ton Of their Preightto this Compsnycsn rely with
confidence ont speedy transit
The Hates OF Freight
To andfrom any pointin the West blythe pennsyi.
vania Central Railroad, are ST all times Az "a.
voRABLE As ARE CHARGED BY oTHERRAIL.
RoADt oMPaSiES.
T7 Reparticnlarto mark packages, stvIAPxEs-
CxSrRaL K. R."-lM
Forfreighi Contracts or shipping Directions ap.
ply to or address either Of the Following Agents Of
The Company.
b. A. STEWART Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
CLARKHN CO., Transfer Agents. y
HW BROWN & co, Cinci matt %.
RC MELDRUM CO., Madison lind.
J.E.MOOkB. Louisville, Ky.
w.M AIKMAN 4 Co. Evansville, Ind
r. P.SASS. 81. Louts Missouri.
CLARKE & CO., Chicago, III.
IN. M'COLA Portsmouth q
K.k'NEELY, MONTGOMERY, Maysvilis
w.H.A LANGLEY ,Galiipoiis,o %.
S PIERCE & CO., GAINESVILLE %.
r. II. HUDSON, Ripley, q,
.C.MElDRUH. General Tnyeiiur Agent
for tue south AM west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-16
LIVE STOCK.

no ate for Live Stock. Capacions Yards
vatered and snpplied With every convenience have
been opened ont his tsconneetions andevery
Ate ntion l. paid totheir From fgb,
where will be found every convenience for feeding
and resting choice IL ofered of the PhlLADBL
PHIA. NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKET.
fhisviilal so be found the shortest quick est and
most diYec troutsfer stock 10 New eFkf via Allen
sownl-snd withtewerchapgesthsn any other
'ENOCH LEWIS Gene ~ 16apt.. Altoona. Pa
LII. HOUPr. Con .rieke AEt. ,Phtladeiphis
H. h. HOUSTON, General Freight Ager
AZ PHI ssssr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-16
They contain no Alcohol or bad Whisky !!
They WILL cuRR the above diseases In ninty q
cases ont Of q hundred.

Induced bv the extensive sale and universal popu-
larity OF Hoofands German Bitters pureI EsiabIe)
hosts Of ignorent Qnaks and inscription.
have opened upon suffering humanity the food gates of
fos.rBms In the shape OF POOR rhistey, viIeiy
pounded with injurious drug and chrstened TONES
Stomaehics and Biters.
Beware o. the innunersbte array o. Alcoholic pre-
psYaoHs in pet boric bottles, and big heiIitd kegs,
under the modest speculation Of Bites which Instead
Of curing, only asrevse disease and leave the dsap-
pointed suHerer In desrair
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-16

LEES PENNSYLVANIA CAMPAIGN
The Richmond Dispatch of Saturday last,
Sd inst, contains General Lees official
report of the Pennsylvania campaign. 1t
occupies nearly three columns Of that
paper. The reasons for the campaign are
thus summed up: The position occupied
by the enemy opposite Fredericksburg be-
ing one in which he could not be attacked
to advantage, it was determined to draw
him from it. The execution of this pur
pose embraced the relief OF the Shenan-
doah Valley from the troops that had oc-
cupied the lower part of it during the
winter aud spring, and, if practicable,
transfer the scenes of hostilities north of
the Potomac. Ii was thought that the
corresponding movements on the part of
the enemy, to which those contemplated
BY us would probably give Use, might offer
q iair opportunity to strike blow at the
army therein commanded By General
Ho ker, and that, in any event, that army
would be compelled to leave Virginia,
and possibly. draw its support troops de-
signed to operate against other parts of
the country. In this way it was sup
posed that the enemy's plan of campaign
tor the summer would be broken up, and
part OF the season OF active operations be
consumed In the formation of new CON-
binations and the preparations that thew
would require. In addition to these ai-
vantages. it was hoped that other valu-
able results might be attained by military
success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-16

by Mr.. Dicey, writer in the Veto
ria Magazine, in auarticle on the Ameri-
can war, makes the following short work
of che whole business : Z" A nation over
bnrdened with prosperity INTOXICATED with
success, demoraised By wealth, has learn
ed how to die as well as how to live, and
that lesson is surely worth the learning"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-16
Undertakes.

Metallic Burial Cases kept eo.tantly hand fol
Viii b article sole agent Those dista nce
car Be accom- moisi-d by application tn woodpr
Cefns trimmed To orders short notices and hasini
my Own Hearss aud caFriases, am prepared TO Al
tend to f1sersl- reasonably. tyroE teft al nj
once, al residence. corner ofSlxia and tx
change Streets, Will meei with prompt attention.
sp27-dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-16
Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians, and
Citizens.

Citizens,
TesIfsine Of their own persouai knowledge, TO the
beneficial Effects ard medical virtues these Biers.
Do you want something to strengthen yeu?
Do yen want good Appetite
Do you want to bulliup Your Constitution?
Do you want 10 feel well
Do you want to get rid of Nervousness ?
Do you want Energy
Do you want to sleep well
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling?
you do, use H0oPLAND's GERMAN BITTERs.
Frsn Rev. Esr.s. BrssrH, D. d., Edasr eftA. Erss-
elrpea,a Of Religious ErerleGgo.
Although nst disposed 70 favor " recommend Psten
Medicines in distrust ofthsiG iugrp-
Why may not ttsitr the rats he believes
himselfte have received from any simple prepa1
In The hope thai he may thus Contribute the heueet
Of ether.
do tais the readily IN regard Hoofan1's
German Bittsrs. PREPARED BY De &. " faef SON. OF
this city because | trsJndiced against then
years under the Impression that thei were caef
ir alcoholic M fixture am indeht cd 70 my friend
Robert ormak er Esq.. for The this pre-
JUDGE BY proper and for SEGMENT to try
em, vh-n suffering gres. and long eolatpeed de-
blty. The three bottles 81 these Btters, the
beginning OF the preent year, foltJwed by evident
relief and restoration degree of bodily ard mental
vigor which had felt Tor nouthI before and
had almost despaifed 81 resAsning thefefere thank
God and friend for directing 10 tb4u>e u them
J.NEwTot BRCES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-16
HoorIAND's GERMAN BrrrERs +.

Are not new and untred article. but have stood
the test Of fteeu years trial the American pu bic
and their r-padatien and sale rfvaed BY any
similar prepar alton The proprieters have thousands
Of Letters from the most euInrnt