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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

ms --A'be souh'yt NeW YORK,
s.-T.--ls80--X.--D PLAsTATIoy
- BITrERs.
They purify, strengthen and invissratc.
They are an antidote to Change of water IND d,.,
They overcome effects OF dissipation and Is. is,s
n,rS They strengthen the system and enlven the
They prevent miasmstic and intermittep. f.v.,.
shey purify the breath and acidity Of the stom.
They cure DyspspsiA and Constius,ioo.
rhy Trhhsy cure pisrrheA, Cholera and Cholera Mofbu.
ache cure LAYER complaint and Nervou, Head
They arc the best Bitter In the world. rb.vm mall.
ere. man strong and are exhausted astures
sn. S,ated usli'Iys Bark Csscars BARK, Dsadeiiop.
cnamomile a,ni Flowers, lavender Flowers, W,nter.
root, carsway coriander, BurdOef, s.NTSisssSSce sSe.
m following 1. sample of tn. testimony a,,,v
SOLDIERS HoaE SURE rr,srrsprsr,sor.,
.o.. '.se's!sAT5 2" JAM ,', itsa
i @ hsys gsyen yogy B,ttess to hundred.
.issiSds :is s ssS yss; me:s
spsS S,sps!siica !: III. /, 1h...,,ly via, =,
eyery eyey nSn "a every ho,pts and It hand On
e.a Jya!is ss''sA'i'' CIV spp.i,s;:sSSsss, S as,S;:5Ss
aE,1sr, 1n DISEASES Ias. 9, EEnoI:-lLes Maladit,
publisher Of the above work, do b.rcSv and
u% msn sGsee 70 send free Of charge) 70 any young
d. proper .sudy % o9 n.nrns :aRR,s SoPY
W. ~ WORK 10 issued and sent forth for the ben.
language e oa AZ tSo thSumSninty Il treat. IL simple
Seminal Weakness Nervous Debility, ibdiSastinns
Meianeholy, Insanity, Wasting Decay. i%potsncn'
sf :ps:as and
mHGh SHS valuable information. All who favor ms
ps SopS Sesifs 81 e read work receive SAM
MT 4; address JOHN B. OGDEN, NJ D.,
ay .o--sm NO. 20 Nassau ST.. New York.
=, SuhokERr.II ,,Sn s earnestly caution young men
asnssISf assaS fS% feryou, Debility se. sSsisst en-.
method. the .dvefter synd aefSysr 30 Sy Il.
s.nd HUS pS Ssn.r VEN Esy ,.ySo Read letter
Veiope bearing your aAdress. Direct To- Gu
sps-dAwsm APImHED Iosh ~ X E IRAvER,
" Ins CONFESSIONS AND ExrsRIENoE or
warning and CAUTION TO yeuso MEN rySo .nM.s
apGa Tine Dscsy 4ys 2, ms.s: nsn
medical hnmbuG and quacksry. "'u'y 'hroush
single oOpis. S.s b 81 nd:.ed envelope
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
- 10y : Vedford Kings County, n. Y.
EDITOR OF RlrUBLIcAs--Dear Str. with
', ~. p.imi.hon, wish to say to the reader. NJ
,1ur paper that will send by return mail 10 al
Sno Un wsh y gIeel Recipe, with iul directioas M
bst ,x,s, ana using simple Vegetable balm,
'Io,ehss " Tan, Freckes, and ali inpufites OF H.
'eaufiful. = - '''' ''ea'' smooth, and
Will also mail free to those having Bald Had.
+ baaS re-, Faces simple directions and inform alton
no. ,,Num MI enhnie mem to start full growth OF
han % dsys aIi i sppiissssn5 S5 M0a.t.she, In less
hail without charge. "e'eu yretufn
Respectfully yours,
,.,,l -, fA9s T. CHAPMAN, chem,,.
'e'-'"iu NO. Ssi Broadway, New York.
NJ. hhI ShEAr PENNSYLVANIA RoUTr,-Tb1
,chsst a,',h and saie.t route to the Northvest an
nin,day. Y Soldiers tiokets at Government rsts. "a
or % tsLp Lptt,nSnIM points In the North and West
oe ce oi me "Great Pennsylvania RoufsT ncrthes.,
u ,rnSt reaniyy.na avenue and Sixth street. IN.
! m .,on snnas9.i a0ssi; once open from .. m. toe
an. - 'arsr-. Z. O. NORTON,
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NOTICE.

THIS PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
nLRs TO sUBsCRIBERs IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
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FROM SOUTH CAROLINA,
All Of Morris Island said to be In Our
Possession.

NEwBERs, N. c., July 20.-A dispatch was
received here to-day from Beaufort stating that
our forces had obtained entire possession of
Morris Island
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Stock Market To-day,

Wesre indebted today Cooke q Co., bankers,
for the following condition Of the stock and sale
market to-day: H..a .|H
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SPECIAL NOT

-Dy REV. Mn. CBAssIso will pA
UnitArtAnH Churehi TUMORRoW
MORNING. The church will be closed
tember, after Tomorrow,
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ssEssoRS' OFFICE,

-, oe,. WAsHIsaToS, July, Is, 1858.
inns once having been Informed mat persons
having no income above six hundred doIsrs snh'
JeSt 20 iak are not required to make any return.
al .s.n 70 noniy Az such, and all Interested, that
Income ior the year 1861, no matter what smount
mat ioceme may be. Said return to be m ade 10
the assistant Assessor OF the Diyision in d Mar
mey reside or to this oilce, No. "a Eighth street
west, near Pennsylvania avenue. wiIhout dais.'
during the present month. ''N''N' 'e'A''
,,,oa p. NJ, PEARSON,
D-U-uhusi ..."I Assessor for b. c.
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THE FALL OF PORT HUDSON,
OFFICIAL REPORT OF GENERAL BANKS,

lie captured $500 prisoners, In.
cludins I Major GeneraI,i I Brigadier
General, 20 pieces Of heavy artiI-
iery. 5 complete batteries, good sup
ply Of projectiles. $4,000 pounds
5000 stand Of arms, $50. 900
rounds Of ammunition,
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DIED.

,.fyF,- DIED.
Dpsrtsdi this Iiss atsA
couhty, Md on hjday Aftes
minutes to !, MANY LOUISA,
Prof. A. @. and Selma q. Penda
:. fhe niehds q tie family steA
the funeral at the New Jerusalem
Capitol street, between d and
row tSunday,) at II O'Clock q. m.
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.us&4tisaad &spablifa''.
u. G.

sATURDAYui.....,;..,.,,...,,,,JuLY 2S. 1888
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OFFICE or T; II. DRAKs & Co., !.

OfFICE OF 4. ii. DRAKE o. Co., l.
bMoADwAy, N. p, July so isss-The f1sL
bitter hofleis secsrd tons by United state1
tiers patent, and ans attsmpsto an or sell from n
ssme any other Bitter Whatsoever than the rem.
uine DRAkE's PLANTATION BtrrEns ID a smisde-
meanor punishable both by fue and imprisop ment
Inc popularity OF our celebrated Bitters has in.
duced unprineipled persons to put up m our bottles
vie and posYnous limitations, Of which the public
are cautioned. Wv T"f '''S
Every bottle f.ae genuine bear. tn. fac-simile,
OF our signature IN stssl.plate label with our
private U. s. Internal Revnue STAMP over ma corL
All persona offending as above after this date will
be prosecuted to the fullest extsnt Of the law
r. n. DRAKE CO.,
W2s-eodlm Sole Proprietors.
The NATIONAL UNIoN LEAGUE WILL, HOLM
public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING.
IA their Hall, ISL Ninth street. There will bs
Speeches, National Songs, 40. The resdin r.rooms
open cvcry evening. ,s "a" apt t-lw
James A. Brown, Esq., 10 duly authorized And
accredited as an Agent to solicit and receive sub
eeilpn1ns and contributions in support Of the Ne.
hona Union League Reading Room.
THO. y sroHEs, seo'y. .
To CoNsUNPrIrss.-The advertiser bavin.
bscn restored to health IN fsw weeks. bv . v.r,
simple remedy, after having suffered several YEAR
WIN . severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, consumption, u anxious to make known
TO his feilowsufferers he mcans Of cure,
10 all who desire 1t he will send q COPY of the
prescription used (ree Of chaye,) with the direo.
uons for preparing and using the same, which
they viii hnd SURE CuRE for CoNsump1Iou.
asthma, BRoNcHiris, he. The only object of tho
sdvertsef in sending the prescription, is to bepe.
NJ tne aniicted, and spread Information which he
ooneeives to be invaluable, and he hopes everv
sunerer VIII Try his remedy, A. IL Will cost them
hothins, and may prove a blessing.
: e - REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
- ,WiIllamsbursh, Kinss county, New YORK.
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U'M BERi LUMRERT
ne subscriber Is now receiving

Four-and-fthalf street, >N'' '~n"' anu
Jy25-3wds Cpo suro,,,
OTlCE. 80 TREASURY DEPART
Al MEhT, Fourth Auditors Office, July "a
t,oo1.-Persons having claims rgainst balance dms
rom lhe United States to Benjamin y Gardner
seaman, deceased, arc hereby notified to present
sueh Claims properly authenticated, 10 this otsca
within four months from the above data "A'se'
,,o.o 10 .gr STEPHEN J. W, TABOR,
Jy<o'<t ...' .. 70. | .. OIL. Auditnr
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FLIEsA FLIEsi!, FLIES m
roH THOSE EA9oMINADLE FLIEsr
latent REVOLVING FLY-TRAPs Tha bs.,
nyeh.ion ,, Tor this purpose ever presented 10 The
ioiocIuhe idoIc. ne llies settle on revolving wheel
ihey Wili soon clear a house Infested with tbss.
int insects trial allowed before purchss.
thng, II II desired Address s. A. MUMFORb. Asent.
-, - os o"'oo' jy2o-3ts
r U'MBER! LUMRER
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

IHE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RouTr-ThS
quickest and safest route to The Northw:., IN
s9utnweSt; Two through trains daily, and one q,
smnday IN soldiers tickets at Government rstss "a
a. we principal points In the North And W..t
sor uakets and further inform alton sDpIv Al ~.
q, tpe reat pennsylyania northess,
dor Nstoaai Hoss svsnue ns and sixth street, un.
p. NIXON Sundays to p. N. Ao" D. M "s
sux g. '-.sr- 4. o. NORTON,
AnAnt
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Az IMPORTANT RIVER EXPEDITION.
~ 7
ADMIRAL Porter's Omcfal' Reuort m
-l"lt H. SirETicJ II

The following reportThst Just besn received
by the Navy Department from Rear Admiral
Porter: '' 7'.' N'"'''H'lf" t|0i
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DEssRrERs BROUGHT IN.--A number of de-
serters were found yesterday in various portions
OF the city. They were all confined In the Guard.
house until this morning, and then sent for court
martial 90 = p. MN " ~
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aoout sixty years Of age; David Shelton. sirtv'
James y, shelton, MY; Koddy Shelton, forty five,
Ellison King, forty; Halen Moore, forty. Wade
Moore, thirty-ave; Isaiah Shelton, fifteen: vii.
ham shelton, twelve; James Metcalf, ten; Jas
per Channel, fourteen; sam'l Shelton, nineteen,
Shelton-in all thirteen men and bows. Ne.rir
all OF them declared they were innocent. and
M had taken no part In appropriating the salt.
They begged for trial, asserting that tbev
could Prove their innocenca N '".y
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

MORE LIQUOR SHLLERs.-John McKenney,
Edward Drown and Andrew Kidwen were to-day
Drought from one Of the forts near Aiexaadris,
where they were found selling liquor to the sol.
diers stationed there. They were committed to
fhe eGusrdhouse by Capt. Todd ,Ii gnf,.. .I.l
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

ORPHANS CouRT Judge Purc,t.- This
morning letters were given to Robt. c. Lumkin to
administer on the estate Of Thos. Lumkin.
ine last VIII and testament Of Henry Davis wife,
Elizabeth Davis, was filed.
WIN. Rutherford and Geo. II. Plant were quail.
ned TO appraise the goods, chsttels and personal
estate Of VIM. II. Clampitt. - - ''''"'
The hrst and final account Of Martha A.
Terrell admnistratrik Of orville Terrst, deceased
was filed -.-7T - = ''>''
rhe WIN Of the late VIM. Tho,. Carroll was ad
Letters Of administration on the estate of R..
pnas' ". n. Sowmsn, late Of Charles county, Mary.
land, were granted to Charles NJ. Matthews
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THE KxEcUTIos

Col. Allen, who was with his troops. told
them they should have trial, but thew wouid
DC taken TO Tennessee for that purpose, They
bid farewell to their wives, daughters and id.
ters, directing them. to procure the witnesses
where they supposed their trial wonid ,ars,
place. Alas how little they dreamed what a
tate awaited them """'
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ASorHkR.-Cstharine Mccarthy was arrested
to-day On the complaint Of soldier, who ssys N A
he obtained liquor in hef house. In defanit of &c.
curly shc now fingers In the Guardhouse until
Justice Ferguson attends TO her case, TO- morrow
morntng. ... o.. - - = ~
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Bouus DsrscrIvB.-Yesterdsy, ono of
Cspfain Johnson's detectives came scroas man
who was prowlins around trying to steal . horse.
When the omosrs hrst spoke he told them that he
was detective OF Colonel Bakers star. Upon
nearing this. The ofncsu arrested him and carried
him to the Guardhouss, whe,e he was recoenizcd
ss an oid aequsntanee, being horse thief swim.
dlsr' HIS name, as he gave II, is Ben Fran kiln
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. DfsoEpshtS Cospucr.-Oficer waliing of
the Ninth precinct, arrested two, soldiers named
sacob Bean and John Patterson, for disorderly
conduct. They we've delivered ovsrto the military
where they VIII receive their just reward for act
ing In manner very disgtaceful to their regimeats
annoying to pescefui and law .abld.
Ing citizens. 49, FI1r' ...0I 0-0I1Tl
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SUAcKERY.-I earnestly caution yonna ma,
ssunerng ffom Nervous Debility, DC. sSsis,t en,
asnsse1ig ,hsir health by patronizinS any Of the
methods used BY the advertiser and Nv Snny ~ ~
2, 1tners and In NO other way. Read Litter y hich
v.,nn Inc enc you you will send me post.p,id EN-.
.na-as- EDWARD n. TRAVER
sPOusWsm Lock Box, Hpston Mesr
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

saRhsADs.--Lass uisht,whi passing along
Ninth street CUR sttestion was attracted by some
beaufifulvoeat music. disesprsed By four yousg
men, who were anssssd In giving the lsdes oftheir
love- a serenadc. The music was chaming, and,
Judging from the applause from fair hands at the
window abbye. Waa aDpreciatsd .... .. .t.
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whole squad OF blacks attempted to rescue him,
"na W only BY dint Of perseverance,, and brew
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have given your Pl.ntstion Btttess 70 hundred.
81 ons hoDle so4diess VINO stop here, more Or lea
mat ysISnc VA and the effect 10 most
snse Rp preparation a. This is Iheariily wish I'm
evcry hstsI mh n every hospital, and It hand o.
jyA-Iy snns,snt.ws,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12
For the Free Trader.
JEFF. Davis Turned hoIltion, sf.

Daddy Sarp (head,) of the Peru Herald,
under the above caption informs us that
jeff. Davis has turned into an additions
ist, and after considerable silly vaporing
he exclaims, Where is the Chicago Times
and the balance of the copperhead fra.
ternity: What is 20 be done now, since
their friend JEFF has turned into a black
abolitionist?" The Vailandicha N n,ers
may as well give up the ghost, as every
! body is turning abolitionIst, they certainly
can have no further objections against the
war now that JEFF Davis has gone over to
the abolition party, and they now can
have an opportunity to fight the ID
aboli,ioni=ts to their hearts content -
Again The fact is, old Storey of the
Times, Byrns, of Peoria, D, and Guy,
of this city should call meeting imne-
diately TO take into consideration the pro-
priety of constructing new platform"
Poor old daddy Sapp (head), had you
been blessed with one grain of common
sense, you would long ago have discovered
that aboltionists and secessionists- Abe
Lincoln and jeff Davis. OCCUPY precisely
the same relationship to the present war.
Abe says, this Union cannot endure half
free, and half slave States" JEFF. SAYS, "a
union between the free and slave States is
impossible TO this Abe, in his letter
to the abolition Springfield powow, re-
spends: :" do not believe any compromise
embracing the maintenance Of the Union
is possible" Here we have in a ell
the positions Of Abraham Lincoln, and
jeff Davis, relative to the war Will gran.
ny Sapp & tell US wherein they differ on
the /" goose question: As to the objec-
tions against the war, onr editorial old
granny very well know. tina. neither the
Chicago Times, Peoria D. or Guy" have
ever objected 10 vigorous prosecution of
the war for the preservation Of the con.
stitution, and restoration Of TIE Union
But whatever may have been the views Of
the Chicago Times and Peoria D., Guy
of this city" has always refused, and still
refuses, to join in an abolition crusade to
free the niger and enslave tho uhite
man. AZ for fighting abolitionism, Guy
| OF this city has a-ne it for many years,
and will continue to do 1t IA, long as he
shall be permitted to live. But we freely
confess that if abolitionists had no MEM
bers more dangerous than our silly old
editor, we would give up the fight instan.
taneourly. 1t Is only as an Augur Sua.
s;onist, that we have any fears Of hin.
Very respectfully yours,
GUY of this city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

GERRIr SMITH has also turned copper
head. In a recent speech at Oswego, n.
Y, he sternly denounced the abolition
crew who have made it test of not only
party fealty bn. loyalty to the government
to stigRatize as traitors all who prefer the
integrity and gloryiof the republic to the
success ofsuniversal emancipation. Said
Mr. Smith: s,....,..... ...-. .
Are there Abolitionists who say they can,
notihelp to put down the rebellion unless
the government will pledge to put down
slavery? Let me say that with such one
idea men ! have no sympathy, Like
sham Republicans and sham Democrats ]
have referred to, htsy are but soorkers for the
| rebels" .. .-.-...-. .'.
Again he says: -.s .... .
Are there, repeat. Abolitionists who
in such time as this, stand back and refuse
10 join in putting down the rebellion save
on the condition that slavery shall be put
down. Then are they also to be number
| ed with, the enemies Of their country"
Such.a man, As Gerrit Smith is worth a
/, hundred Of the. unconditional emaDcipa-
tionfst, who:ge.f0r the niggers. Union On
no Union. ..--.-.. IN 81 ... ....t ID
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12
PEPv Sept. s, 1868.

A lady, teaching in a ragged school one
Sunday evening, was trying to impvess on
her class of young city Arabs the duty of
thankfnlness to Providence and, to begin
at the lowest and most tangible PROPOSE
ton, asked them to mention the pleasures
which, in the course Of the year, they en-
joyed the most; holidays on some fine
neighboring downs being in her unsophis,
ticated mind the probable reply to her
question, or, at the worst, the good Christ
mas dinner provided by the guardians of
the schools. The class, composed of ten
or a dozen lads between sixteen and eigh-
teen, all sat very still for moment, in
profound cositation. Then the leader
lifted his head. looked the lady straight
in the face, and answered: "Cock.fg htin'
ma am"
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Soap Factory for Sale

HyE buir6ins IL three stories high, - 90 H. neatly
Il weatherboarded and well painted. II has . small
Engins with large double 6ue Boiler 20 feet long and
~ inches in diameter. 10 sftueted Oh the Canal, and
within IS rods 0 the Railroad Dspet n Ottawa. II
not ssd seon, it Be rented on very low terms It
might easily be converted into nahuIsctory ofSoPgun
large scale.
ALSO, desirable Building Lot on the corner OF Web
ster and Fillmore west Of the sidecut The lot
10 enclosed with high tight fence, ana niled with
variety Or Frnit Trees aud Vines. Ns SIS
Also the undivided half Of Lots and .. on Main st.
the side with dwelling House thefeon These
Lots will be seld At great bargains
Also, other desirable BUILDING Lots OF acres each,
north AZ the CITY on the rst table of the bluffs Choice
locations east OF II. L. Brush. 4. W, OAVAKLY.
gept. a. 1863 ,' 70. .iE.- y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

CABINET PHoroGRPHs- CRAMER &
FINK, Of the News Depot, have just added
to their stock large collection of those
beautiful pictures known as cabinet Pho
tographs," being copies Us K Is inches and
larger,) Of all the most celebrated works
Of statuary and painting of the great mas
tiers, such as Titan, Turner, Corregio, Van.
dyke, Landseer, Thorwaldsen, and many
others. The copies are SO exact that with
the aid of little IMAGINATION it is diff.
cult to persuade oneself that the original
is not presented By ali means go and see
them.
Messrs. c. Il F. are also receiving daily
additions to Their stock Of school book
and sheet music.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

The sale of Fairbanks Scales the
present year, particularly at the West, has
been largely in advance of any previous
year during the whole history of Messrs
Fairbanks business, which shows the un.
usual prosperity of those branches of
business in which Weighing is done, and
also the Increasing popularity with the
public Of these eelebfated eoafes:Sasi %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12
SHARP FOR Gen. Jerr.-As JEFF. Tbomp

SHARP FOR Gen. JEFF.-As jeff Tbornp'
son, the famous rebel General, who was
recently taken prisoner IN Arkansas, was
being taken to the steamer at St Louis for
transfer to Alton prison, he stopped at
Guennsdon's restaurant, and ordered a
costly dinner and fine wines for himself
and guard. When through. he facetious-
ly told the proprietor to send his bill,
which was $40, to the Federal authorities
for payment, and went on to the boat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

The Washington Repx1Gean says that the
government will restrain Jim Lane or any
other man in any attempts to avenge the
Lawrence outrage by ravaging counties of
Missouri and involving innocent and guilty
alike in common destraetion Of peorerty
md life SEQ le1piieh fHa5S saT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

The Providence Post announces that on
~ nineteen of the conscripts in the State Of
Rhode Island have doDDed the federal
uniform. The others drawn have been
exempted for various causes, have furnish,
ed substitutes, or have paid their three
hundred dollars. Rhode Island, like
Massachusetts,, is a gallant State.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

Alexander H. Stephens, the Vice Presi-
dent of the Southern Confederacy, has
arrived at Paris on an important mission
to the French Emperor. No intimation
has been received as to the object of the
mission; but IT'S purpert may be easily
oopjeotareA, @
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

WAR WITH JaPAN-Hostilities have bro
ken out in Japan, between the authorities
of that country and the English and Ameri-
cans. A Federal vessel was fred upon, in
retaliation for which the steamer Wyom.
ing blew up japanese steamer and SIS
fenced number of forts. The Wyoming
had five killed and six wounded
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

The New Jersey shore is subsIding, or
being washed under by the sea, at the rate
Of two feet in a hundrrd years. In few
thousand centuries the peach growing State
will be entirely washed away.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

There are two kinds of girls. One is
the kind that appears best abroad-the
girls that are good for parties, rides. balls,
etc, and whose chief delight is in such
things. The other is that kind that ap.
pears best at home-the girls that are use
full and cheerful in the dining room and
all the precincts Of home.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

A HoAx.-Queen Victoria's letter for
bidding the ladies of England TO wear erin.
oliue was copied into many papers as gen.
uine, but it turns out to be a hoax OF
PuneH,, who does not scruple to laugh at
royalty-and feminine fashions, some
times .. ~ ..- ~ q