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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-24
Affair at Shelbyville, Tenn.

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The u. Y. Times correspondent with
the Army of the Cumberland, writes un-
der date of July 1st, 1868;
While sitting to-day with Gen. Rose
Grams and a number Of the members Of his
Staff, uuder the Generals marquee, Gen.
Stanley, Caief Of Cavalry, with General
Mitchell and his division Of horse. reach
ed bead4uartors--bciag just back from
bjs brilliant expedition to ShcIbyvillG, the
headquarters Of tie rebel army.
Our force, all Of which was under CON-
maul Of Gen. Gordon Graager, first met
the enemy at Guys Gap, whcre he oecu-
pied strong position. The head of our
column depIoyed as skirmishers, and ad-
yaueel ii eeholon up the hilI-thc enemy
meanwhile falling baek-thejr rear guard
resisting cur progress up the hill. On
reagaas the top, however, We found the
rc5a force on the full run down the pike
fer Sha.5ytiile. They were, however,
closely pursued by the First Middle Ten,
nessee cavalry, supported by the Fourth
Regulars, AMI i9rty or City Of them We're
ridden down ami captured. Minty's en-
tire 5ri4ala followed the fleeing foe until
they reached their entrcnehmants at Shell
byyiIe, where. under cover Of their breas-
works anl two pieces OF artillery they
made a staal. Col. Minty, accordingly
Iisnounted the Fourth Michigan and the
Third Indiana, and sent them to right and
lett in the woods, as skirmishers. On the
advance Of the shirmishers, the rebels
limberad up their guns, when l50 men Of
the Seventh Pennsylvania, aud two COM
paaes Of the Fourth regulars pursued the
battery to within one mile Of Shclbyyillc,
ut winch point two more guns were open
i On our column. causing it to halt. \
section Of or artillery was presently
BROUGHT ap which fred two rounds, upon
which the detaehments already mentioned
being in thcir saddles OH the road in
rear of the guns-immeaiately charged
forward, chasing the enemy into the town.
The reb4ls harc took up a strong position
on hapa5I lie s4uarc, with three guns COM
mandin. the pike by which We had to aP-
proach. \ charge was forthwith sound-
cl-tae 1th aud 9th Penusy ylYania, under
command Of Maj. D8is, being selected
'or the work. 1t was made with sabre
dsawa-drst rank, three point, second
right cut. The column rushed forward
into the teeth Of the guns, bat with such
raFidity tilat before the artillery men
could serve thc pieces Il sce3al tiIae, they
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-24
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oisnow at home on short iurlOub,
l The army. on Thursday, was Gro
\ ,Potomac via Harper's Ferry, and it
Il m hoped would be able to engage ttl
cny in the Shenandoah Valley, betf
could fall back on Richmond, Our es
hold the gaps of the mountains. Thq
Is in good fighting condition.
y Name soldiers have suffered sccereI
covered themselves with glory. Eye
asks the question: Where's the ~
from Maine that has not done well ?W
SAD AFFAIR From special disr
xhe Press, we learn that a convlGt
State Prison, named Patrick Mahon
Bangor, was killed bv his """--
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-24

Sound DocrRrNE.-John Brough, the
Democratic candidate for Governor of
Ohio, in late speech, said
q think of slavery as 0thello said Of
Desdemona,
Yet she must die, else she'll bctray more men,
Slavery must die, else it will make more
wars, Should we patch up peace now ;
with the burden Of servitude still lurking
in the national existence, in less than ten
years we would be making war anew.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-24

BJ0Tho Coppcrhead organ in this city
is fond OF quoting the sentiments Of the
Louisville J2araal, but we have not OBJ
served the following in its columns
Boston Journal.
q The g" Peace Party" Of New IIamp-
shire are to hold j" Mass State Conven-
ton" at Concord to-day, the Fourth Of
July, and Ex-President Pierce to preside.
1t seems to US that the birthday Of oar
country is strange occasion for the
members Of a convention to meet for the
purpose of destroying our country by the
promotion of Il peace upon the basis Of a
surrender to the rebellion. Such base
desecrators of the day deserve to have
their brains beaten out with the bones of
old patriot heroes who persisted in the
tion.-Louisrille Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-24
Maine Genera in the Battle

Il = . ! - y III tI0 bd1t1G
Cen. Howard, il anmaal Of the IL
army corps, had TIE slor Of fighting III.
bltt!c On Wednesday, first day Of tn.
engagement at 6ettys,. When Gen
L 'y4o,is OF the 1t e wss killed, tn
eom4and de77tEc1 UP1 Gen. Howard
al thn movements Gt ArooPs were S.
sNt'''ai.5 con ,aet7 y as to win from
TN. Meade Inc 'l5le5' eomlnm. Tho
sslestion ny nun 'L " itfe5aa5te P9-
s'ti3a at tn Cemef3r 10 N'ea he retir
= at the close OF tF l5htfs the means
OF nias the Y mas tt9ry whicl
crowned our arms linda, Maine i,
Justly proud oi tn 7fIIiaIf reputation
h has acquired Gaf tae va as a brave
aHd accomplished GER
Among tAo lo1'jr o. the Fle is The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-24

Why 5ssible for a watch that
indicated bier division Of time ever
to be ne iuse it must always be
secondb.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-24

81 There are many graceless preachers
on grtce-Many uneh4ritable ones on
charity.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-24

Why lnce like the strap on
the silbmnitus ? Because it is
an inwatto the outward man.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-24

GTThara are men who chew misfor.
tunes as asses chew thi,tles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-24

tJ~Noble acions are best seen when
looked at with an eye to emulation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-24

1LTenpor is 50 good thing that we
should never lose it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-24

What mechanical apparatus do the fair
bathars at Ra4asSato resemble? Diving
be..l&s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-24

80 Gar, 50 al5.I, as the boy said when
he had finished the fist pot OF his moth
er.s Eres9rves.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-24

It often happens to genius as to spoons,
the plated article takes the place of the
real metal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-01

DOOR BEIL9
GrARR 4 0ENUN0s' pa,sns door bell. {,
% have. They ere cheap, and sssiiv "a %. ~
dos. Ths s.!hsehbsr . agent ior Bslmont cous.
y. and will hrnisA hslls o order.
pdlsv,.r, en-, THos' Is. 3, 3, YtssaTssN.
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AopIroRs OFFICE, BELMoSf County, OHIo
st. Oairsvlle. December 81 1862
mu.S Ssr.as nssoy =. g;sa h.. the whole
viii DO sold BY the County Court House II
Iny on me nra Tuesday IN 1893 2Oh day
unless said taxes and penalty time
ns sac WI Do continued day the said
ow ana paris o. lots, shall sold oerud for SALE
Deconioer ~ loo2. p. COLEMAN, Dep. Auditor.
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RL0W W,N.

WELDsBgRe Flows.
W. W6llshsts Cnlsivs4prs,
-, !. wSllsSsII Pievfoisss
RmNport, Ohio. June 10, iy5z.
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NOTICE.

THE uNDERsI0MED has bean appointed Pro
L vos, Msrshsl for Belmont County, awiih sashority
arrest all persons Interfering with recruiting and en-
nsnenu" Ths sALH or oIviEs AVIAN of ihtoxisaiins
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Terms.
state or Ohio, Belmont Co.. n

state Of Ohio, Belmont Co., 81.
''si %nsJs rsS. a:ss A$~ 4 ssss ~ ..d defend
. agninat lf. thai on tha 81 dsv al
Nancy winroa, Geo. wInrsd Dses@Sss, isas, ~ z
!gsh fSts snd John Psiks Jss Adnins,rsscs asd ~
M.ry winsod, Rssssa O. Win, Gear II ssid c"sssv.
rod psyid r wnrsd. and Ca he ohscs ana pssyss Y
lsh bs.ets.s dstssd.ais. which Z y eLssln a.
.ssigsmsn, Of dowsr Il Nancy Winssd widcv cf ~
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wsa sssrsr q See 4, TswssAs i ~ sss = - NSn S
sinlas is%t sssss, oRsy hs dsss Il ssil 3sesSss.
JAMES rR1OE Adsrir
p...,.... N ef 1shs L. Wnfod, dsed.
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Fundenberg's
Palatable Worm Powders

e uIluenDerS q
Palatable Worm Powders
YoR he HxruLsIoN Of WORMS In CHILDREN
THIS GREAT REMEDY, which, sssr unprrc denied
= success was year OF two ago introduced In thu
country BY u.s. ha. been tho nucleus around which pp
% draw sus.snancs, and 6nd sale Bu, the peopls b.
ouirs something than professions Of nalibiy %
b worth their money, and that the
Palatable Worm Powders
sss r fact the cheapest well a. The bs., arels Of he
Md n use Any child will sat them, a. i made oi ~
gar We do no, ask the people 10 believe our mere ~
ssp s a - ws % are are g. course interested ~ making out
sys below which tells plainly what our mediclno IT,
20, " ehiidrsn, arc sure dsaih 10 Worms. Rsad sIs
Bnpssrosr, ohis oe,obs, is,, 1891
ssisa q D. SsnssS" % % passsSs om 2, "r soSSs Sss
nd o. ,hoi being both safe and sesni remedy ii
ssnesd them Tor my PATIENTS most chserfsy recon-
Surgeon ia Va Regiment D. 8 csvslty.
B.apsssosr, Ohio, May ssa, iss,.
The = eessfy that hsvs used Fundenberg's Pal
~ wSn. % rs~a''' IN my ismy' aud h:lisys them
pe,soas In nssd Of an article Of this kind will a, once
sss ,hs i,npaa.nss q purchasing Of rsspon.ibls Drug
gss aud hus avoid The poisoning siun hswksd around
ey r.sspcn.sls qaaeks o. hs. agents. who are ignos.
se.s sa' tbs highly ssisbssisd 1PALAIASLs woss Pow
PnicR % CENTS PER Box.
ssss'sd ssiyby yuNpENBEao = co,
bridgeport Ohie
where 0ensssi Asser,mom Of Dsuss, Palma Ola
- ssn slw.ys be had q, pssss which viii ce,npssc
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Great Shareholders Rebellion.

unnecessary Tor dilatc on the importance
onestaking Newspaper this time when our coun,r,
passing through the terrible and gigantic civil wal
The wsrld has still needless perhaps
Tor us to urge the advantage Of having good
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST FOR 1852.


u,EaE FOLLOWING IL q LIST THE DELINQUENT
sdde
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18

WHEAT FOR \ BAEErL OF FLoUR-The
question is often asked. how much wheat
does it take for barrel Of iiour? At the
annual fair of c Dnhuque County Agri-
cultural Society, in 1850. a premium Of
three dollars was offered for the best bar
rel of flour made from winter wheat. and
also the same for spring wheat James
Pratt X Co, OF the Rocktlale Mills enter
ed one barre' of each, accompanied with
the statement that sixteen bushels OF
winter wheat yielded three barrels and
103 pounds of four-at the rate Of four
busnells and fifteen pounds ot wheat 70
the barrel OF spring wheat, fifty bushels
Welded eleven barrels of -four, beng four
bushels and thirty ttvo pounds per barrel
The wheat used was of fair quality, and
NO moro.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18
Singular Superstition.

In one OF the rural districts Of MaSsa-
chusetts lived alittlo waxei. faced, m Xious
man, OF remarkable Inguai development.
This old man, though near a railroad
junction, rever Sc, foot in a rail car, or
was more than fifty miles from home It
can hardly be wonderful that he is some
what snpcrstiticus In conversation. re-
Gently. relative TO sick neigh Dor, whose
death had been daily and hourly expected,
he thus ssreiv delivered himself:
al don't believe but What that sick man
has pi. ecn feathers in his bed for they say
whoeve sleeps on pigeon fe;t e 8 aeverl Il
die. There was an old Miss -, that
i:ved along several years after the doctors
had given her mp For a long time she
kept her hand going pita-pat o.. her
breast, just like a pigeons wing When
her friends were all tired out tending her,
and wondering what made her live so, a
stranger, hearing the case, came into the
house and asked if there were any pisean
feathers around her Her relatives were
great hunters, and caught swarms OF
pigeons, and of course they saved the
feathers, and made use of then, and had
a pigeon feather pillow between the upper
and under bed BY Just ptElllnc out this
pillow: the old woman dropped quietly
away in fifteen minutes. SO there must
be something salvaiing in them feathers. "
Won't this initiate the feather market?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18
WATER DRINKING Improper drinking of

WATER DRINKING Improper drinking of
water has killed thousands. There have
been instances where thirsty armies, after
long marches, have come TO some :Iver,
when the men would lie down on 'hcir
faces and quaf an inordinate qu%ttlty OF
water, with these results some etitfs al
most instantly, others became crazy and
staggered like drunken men. Avoid
drinking water as much as possible while
walking When you feel thirsty, rinse the
mouth with water, but do not swallow it.
Drink only when resting. Men, when
heated, should not drink anything COLI.
brink slowly; half a tumbler of water VIII
,r.Iice the thirstiest man in the world, If
he drinks by sips. In fact, it is almost i'm
possible to ge, down full glass of water
til ken in tbi, way. ... .. ...
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18
Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash, Door and RIind Factory.

WE have moved Lumber Yard to our Planning
w Mill near the Illinois River Bridge, and are pre-
pared furnish former customers and all others
with all kinds of Lumber, Lath, and Shingles Also,
constantly on hand good assortment OF DRf SEA
SONED FINISHING LUMBER. E.s.s+5 .-t -
Having in connection with oar Lumber SASH Door,
and Blind Factory, and Glass, Nail, Paint, and Oil
Dep T. we are enabled furnish each and article
that Builders saving the trouble OF GO
ing number of different places to make out your bi
We also invite attention to SH1SGLE MILL,
which is now ready for operation, and can furnish
Sawed Shingles by wholesale or retail.
Our terms cash, and sell as low as the lowest
Please call and exapii ne for yourselves.
Oic. on L. Sale ST.. opposite Van Doren Osborns
S,or. rd.c 22i STRAwN & POWELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18
Should no indication be made of your

" Should no indication be made of your
acceptance of my terms by 9 clock "a. M,
I shall regard them as haviGg.been reject
ed and act accordingly. SHOULD these
terms be accepted, white flags will he dis.
played along your lines, to prevent such
of my troops as may not have been mott
fed from firing upon your men.
Il am very respectfully. your Ob't serv't,
e L. $. GRANT, Major General.
TO this the subjoined answer has this
moment been received:
8 HEADQUAgTER EICEsBURG.
E. July t, 1863
Mai Gen. Z. S Grant, commanding U
5 forces:
"GENEEAI-I have the honor to ac
knowledge the receipt OF your conmuni-
cation of this date aud, in rep,y to il, say
that the terms proposed by You are ac
cepted
Very respectfully, your ojd't serv't,
-. c. PEMBERroS, Lieut. Gen" g"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18

\ curious baby story comes TO us from
New Jersey. A mother and daughter
were confined the same day each having .
little SON. In the hustle OF the moment,
both babies were placed in the same cra-
die, aud to :the confusion of the mothers,
wh,u The youngsters were taken from the
cradle they were unable to tell which was
the n Others and which was the daughters 9
soma matter which of course must ever
remain a mystery The family is in tbs
greatest distress over the affair.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18

For God, Jim, you see dat ugly VOID
&C. u 5, CROWN on dat horses shoulder
In de whole corse oh my life, l nebe see
the like / exclaimed an untutored darkcy
yesterday, AS a condemned army horse
passed by him to an Oppressed brother.
'Ah YOU blookhead, dem letters didn't
grow on dat horse; dey was put dar wild a
brand, to signerfy dat de animal Cant
Underwent de Service r- .4
Bright ideas sparkle in jet Nashvi0e
Press ....t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18

country were entered. the furniture bro
ken up, all the valuabes carried away,
aud the families compelled to give up
their clothing and money
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18

p, Ar PAE--A broker, whose mind was
ALWAYS full Of a.o:ations, was asked, q few
,rtys since, how IA his father was: Well
sad he ahst4acle.'iy, "he is quoted as
eighty, btt there j. every prospect he will
reach par, and pos y be al a premium"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18
AT STRAWN & POWELL'S
Cash, Door, and Blind Depot,

On La Sale street, opposite Van Doren G OS
J0rn'S Store,
WILL be found all kinds and cOlors of Paints, Pa
w tent Driers and oiled Oil and Turpentine
Also, general assortmcn' of Glass, Sash, glazed and
unglazed. Doors, Blinds, an 1 Nails-cheap for cash.
ntt.wa August g.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18
BUSINESS CARDS.
1892 LUMBER, 1862
Lumber.

f11HE subscribers, having purchased the stock of
y lumber and sed the yard formerly occupied by
john Hosssek, on MAIN STREET, are now prepared to
to furnish all kinds Of lumber, aths shingles, sash
doors &c Also a good ent of Saginaw boards
and dry finishing lumber, constantly on hand. The
public and builders are particularly requested to ex
anime stock before purchasing elsewhere.
."-F E.st r.- j. J. w. CALkINS.
Ottawa, May 1862. f- [4o-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18

WuGY Radicals was oa his death bed a
consultation f physicians was called.
q Dear gonti.men,' said the wit to the
doctors, raising his languid head "let ms
die natural death
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18

Sammy, what business is your father
in Y' "Why he's a waiter at the White
House" "A waiterl / thought he was
going into the army p So he is, and he's
a waitin for commission as Brigadies
Gnn,1-nl ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18
NEW YORK
3aEery apo eoQfectic
sIyIz,SnN e. IsN0TUER.

SUCCESSORS TO J. B. WHEELER,
kdtoard'. li"ck, opposite Ag"oWr's Li'"s Sore
Nam street OttI3rd, Ill.,
TsfTIE s1bs having bought out the above sstab-
Z fishmeEt, vouid respectful Y inform the ihhApI-
tgu.s OF Ottawa AMI surrounding country mt they
intend carrying on the baking business IA all rs
branches, and prepared I" furnIsh Tue ch'Icrst
variety ~ Crackers such Batter Soda. Lemon Bos-
ION 6vs,er sb.rn-tta. ard Water Biscuit. Also,
Bread Cakes. Brown Bread. Pes. &C. &c IN good
variety. Confectionery Of the choicest selection
constantly on hand. All kinds Of Fancy and Wedding g
Cake made TO order.
As the subscribers will give 'hrr personal attention
TO tn. business they feel confident that tn viii br
enabled to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
fhrin with their patronage
The delivery wagon vii continue running a. usnai-
April Is, 1868. J. W X v siMfSoH'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18

the attack came these two corps were fully
prepared for it, and having an open field
in which to fight did noble work You
have correspondents with these corps who
will fully narrate their deeds OF heroism
and the noble manner in which they drove
back their assailants. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-18
EECEEs1 yAIT.7I.H

EEIEEsY- Ey.s5'C'.7ER
pEGS leave :, uforu the good peCF'e of Ottawa
z that he has opened "r ice cream saloon for fhc
the above locs..Ity and oplrt IL connection
thrrewith ccu'rcrirery and fancy bakery establish
Ineut Having boeu 'or a number o.! wears past en-
gagged ia tits huSiness oti isws go the 'rulcyneD D
first Nr. Ebert and afe. ol Mr. Ssugrd,E h-
aatt-rs himself that H. gGA i- .ri That liLe
sufficiently Known 20 need uO certificates.
- Ic- Cream and all Hi.i- a' fancy cake and
confectionery for wed ling other parties pic nics,
Gc made promutly;8 order, az owe,t prices. mys