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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-15
F ARM For Sal

{ 'cNfAlSiNG 100 acres. sitnatsk in the town OF
y freei0n, l. Sale county, Illinois, II miles north
foi oiawa. aud one-fourth of "A mile from the VILLAGE
OF Harding, IN which there is churches, one
school house, or q mechanics shops, one store and
a post otce, srpp!ie'i by tri-weekIy mail About 20
acres OF tie farm is timber land Is of which il
gooa,) the balance is prairie on which there is
frame house 26xl6. stable, &e with 80 fenced
ana under cultivation, fine young orchard of choice
grated apple trees, just commencing bear, cherry
trees, pinns, currants &c &c. The timber prai-
RE lay 'joinng withnever failing stock water the
premises For terms, apply to the unde rsig 1. living
on TIE adjoining farm. q wM. BARBER.
Freedom February IA, 1885 6m*
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TaBLES,
NATELsSE},
~I.'. gEp5iE6Ds,
- BUREAUS,

1.K-CASEs, -r
CCPBOARDS> SINKS, .r.- . ~
MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAsiES, -... ..... ..
And IN endless variety % FURNITURE, tao tedious
to r..Ltiou. The ytg iin ELF dos AT .s Gus
ork, AID si Warrant tie -i'up. Rive n c;ll,
and for yourselves whether - dru't Keep the best
Furniture. Eastern well a. CIstvo Ho'k, 6aud.
C1FFI-ES Of al! kinds, reaay tru.dfed, coBs;antly
hand. .-. .trrfFy rts.a.s. ...l
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT. ..s
Personally appeared before Alderman 81 the
ely of Phad eiphia, H. = liEIMBoLp who, being duly
sworn, doth ssy, his preparations contain 10 cotc,
nercry, other in. furious drugs, but are purely
vegetable. H. Z. HELMB0LD.
sworn and subscribed before me, this 9Sd day OF No
vember, 1884. WI. p. HIBBARD.
Aiderms,. Nnth-s;reet, above Race Ph,Is.
Address Letters for information in cnnfdsnce. q.
IL 7. HELMBOLD Chemist, !
Depot ioi South fenthstreet, below Chestnut, Pha.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEErS 20
AND SINPRINeIFLED DEALERS.
Who endsayor- TO dispose "OF THEIR OWN snt
" other" articles on the reputation attained by
Heluat'olas Genuine Preparations
80 - yiiy- Extract Sarsaparflia
.-s-t-f e-ar" 5.,-T 90. Improved Rose alter.
Sold ~ all Druggists everywhere.
AsE ron HELMBOLD'S-TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the sdvertise ment, and sent for I, AVOID
yHPONTTY1N ND EIIOSCRR
Nsrcn IL ,is0e --iys
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Aanlintslr0tor s Notice

ESTATE Of ihssN .. HUrISG, Deceased.
rsyIfE under sigred having cen appointed Adnini,trA
4 trix Of the r tate Of Hiram Il Huhng, ate OF The
County of La Sale ard State q Illinois, deceased.
hereby gives notice that iii appear beiore the
County Court Of La Sadie County at The Court rouse
in Ottsva. AZ ;is Srp-enber Term, on tie Thfa h"s-
Ghy in Septenf " ,. H. ut whrh time al persons har-
ing Claims ~. LisaiJ Estate are noii"." aha reft
~. Ia ,,,r i,,y die rurose Of having the same sdus.
ted an p.r ous Indebted TO said Estate arr requested
TO rake it mediate paylren' 40 tie undsrs'she"'
baied This ~. h day e ,Jui,s, \ y, 1858.
cor NIL y. IITLINti, i0WtnistIWtIfe.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Where,

VI as, GU the 21th day of October, A. D
80, Charles : Manson ana Charlotte Muuso hi.
did execute and deliver to the uniers gne. Charles
H1Ut, OF the county DuIg.ss and STATE 81 New York,
mortgage deed 81 tie sou'l-east quarter OF section
two q IL tuwusf t.rtr-nv- 500 "orth rang two,
O. e. I the tr'ri pine PAL ,slste il the county
Of La S,is ana ste o' .r.+s, which mortgage decd
was nay ale < add recorded in ne Recorders
Office Of sal: H. sale c1uaJy. I1oA Is o. Deeds,
pages 8 AID 81. wiyi 1uTt.1ge d,ed was gwen to
see4re eerl';n Irtn'G " MOI tg. aa,e "i.h
executed by IT,, said Chares :. M5neon TO the I'M
dersned, the Sad Uilr e, .l.H, or nfder, one year
from lis date with iEteres az zen yer cent, payable
seiui-aEnHaUy.
And where's in ana by suid mo- gage deed it
and ~ prOvs,l and stated t'Inuc other thngsD that
The aid ,t.rCaer died v,,is bat default sln. be
made the payment u ;he principal interest above
mentioned, or any part portion Of either, at the
tine times hC shall becone due, then the said
party OF the sacond ,aII ana his ssigns, hereby
authcriz TO sell DE real est'te above described, at
public auction after giving foar weeks notice OF the
time and pace Of sale in some rublic newspaper in
the county where te Sad real estate : situate or IN
the next 0ssrsst couai; sreio whenever meme be pub
. H-hcd in said county, and convey the same TO the
highest; and best h'tdtT' aic oct o! me money arising
tksrerom, first all attorney aud counsel fees costs
aud expenses an6 ten retain the whole amount OF the
prir cips sum secured by thus win me interest
the day of sale, and ray the surplus,
II there shah be, 10 the said parties OF the first
part. ....r . .-,...
And whereas defaElt las been made in the payment
of said note. be pad by the mortgage
deed and lhterest on esaid note irom aud after the
first day of oeoer H. at the rate IN said nste
specified,
Now, tbs efore. puzzle roce is hereby given the
Said Charles Gausonaid al oo rs Interested, that
I, fine said Charles p IfI. ud.r aG BY virtue OF and
IN conformity with .he auloIilS corfelle on me by
sid mortgage deed shall sell at aLii; AUCTION the
highest and best hitdSr az the E "oorof the Court
House III Ottawa, IN sai cuunN az Ia sale. ana state
OF iin ois ,on l. day OF AucCt. 1865, ithe
Roar ct ,ee "'r ""S NJ. OF th't aJ, tb- south nan
- the scLth-ras qga;cs of "a 'wo O. o! toHnsP
tinrt y-hvr t5i n-Ith, o. raaAe M ~ east .. the
thid prn-i. tvra,a. ,ituate IA IL. laid county OF
Ia Ollie. rriag part " ue sarr ANU az " s" n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-06
THE LATE BATTLES.

pTI1hnI
tvsb,1rg have been the most desperately con-
tasted and sanguinary that have taken place
during the war, many thousands OF soldiers on
both sides being killed and wounded. But little
information relative to Wednesday S fight has
been received, but we have detailed accounts OF
the great battles of Thursday and Friday
Zen, Meade's official dispatches are to the
effect that on Friday, shortly after noon, the
Contederates opened with artillery on the lett
and centre of the Federal lines, and after three
hours incessant firing made two general as
saults, but were repulsed with severe loss each
time, and leaving some three thousand prison.
ers including one General and many officers OF
lower rank, in the Federal hands. The fede-
raj cavalry were engaged all day in harrasslng
the Confederate tanks. On Saturday the
Confederates withdrew from the position oc-
cupied at the close Of the engagement OF the
day previous, but it was not known whether
the movement was a retreat OF q manouVre
for another purpose. Gen. Lees headquarters
were at CashtoWn, twelve miles west OF Get-
tvsburg. It is estimated that the losses III
killed and wounded Of both armies in the
series Of battles will not fall far short Ut nifty
thousand. The latest unofficial adylces claim
the result as complete Federal victory, the
battle field remaining in the possession OF the
Union troops The prisoners taken are estl-
mated at from twelve to twenty thousand, tour
times as many as captured by the Conteder-
ates. Of the aggregate loss Of fifty thousand
in killed and wounded, twenty thousand are OF
the Federal army, and thirty thousand OF the
Confederates. At daybreak on Saturday
morning Gen. Pleasonton, with his cavalry,
followed up the rear Of the Confederates, and
was pressing them hard at last accounts.
General Butterfeld was struck in the breast
By the fragment of she'll A subsequent dis
patch speaks hopefully of him, as being under
treatment. General Meade's headquarters
seem to have been q special aim. The house
was riddled with shell and shot. Several Of
his staff had their horses killed under them.
The Baltimore Sun says:-Just before 60
ing to press we received the following state
nent from the military headquarters in this city:
'Ofcial information received from the BAT
tie field Saturday morning, g. 80, says that Lee
under cover Of the night and heavy rain
storm, withdrew his forces in the direction of
Fairfield and Cashtown. The army was put
immediately in pursuit. The details of this
we are not at liberty to publish. The victory
is complete. The loss of the Confederate ar
my is unparalleled even in the bloody fights Of
this war. Twenty battle flags were taken from
one corps alone: and although General Meade
was {, greater part of the time on the defensive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-06
THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG.

MEMPHIS, July 2, via CAIRO, July D.
Advices from Vicksburg to the 29th ult., are
received.
"Although no positive advantages resulted
from the springng OF Gen. Mcpherson mine,
that officer was vigorously pressing the Con
federates. and had caused them to spring
oonntor mine on General Sherman's 'front.'
The only damage done was to destroy the
head of his approach, which days work Will
clear up.
Col. Wood is raising the guns OF the gun
boat Cincinnati, and three Of them are now III
DO; ition on the bluff.
The Confederates keep mp constant 1lre.
The Federal losses are numerous. lie weather
IS extremely warm, and the nights are cool and
refreshing. Gen. Johnston is In the vicinity
of Canton, preparing fora forward movement
V1cKsBURa, June 20 - Evening. - Our
forces were withdrawn to-day to tie outer side
of the contested fort to the front OF General
Logan, in consequer ce of some advantages OF
nosition which enabled the enemy to throw
shells into our intrenchments, thus endanger-
ing lives of our men without present benefit.
The withdrawal, however, is temporary only
A sharp musket1y fire is still maintained
The total casualties in the last struggle are not
known, but it is believed they will not exceed
200
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-06

There are about eighteen hundred fugitive
negroes in Harrisburg, who have fed to that
place. They consist principally of women and
children, who are quartered at the court
house and other places, public and private.
The Fourth passed without any political
demonstra TONS in Philadelphia, both parties
having given up their projected assemblages on
account of the invasion Of the State.
The u. S. steamer Lackawana has captured
two valuable prizes One, the British iron
paddle wheel steamer Neptune, of Glasgow,
bound from Havana to Mobile, was captured
after chase Of over one hundred miles. On
her return the Lackawana captured the steam
er Planter, laden with cotton.
The newspaper accounts mention reports
that Gen. Longstreet and Gen. Hill OF the
Confederate army have been killed, wounded,
or captured. These reports are not officially
confirmed this morning.
Governor Yates, of Illinois, was shot at
through his window while washing in his OF
fee, at his residence in Springfield, at a late
hour in the night of the lst instant. lie was
not injured The would-be assassin IS not
known.
Col. Charles J. Biddle, former commander
Of the 'Bucktails," afterwards member OF
Congress from the Second Philadelphia dis
trict has just resigned the craftsmanship OF the
Democratic Central Committee, Sin order to
give, as q private soldier, orin any sphere that
may be open to him, his whole exertions for
the defence Of Pennsylvania. "
Cen Buffers claim to be regarded as the
ranking major-general of the q. S. army has
resulted in his being placed at the foot of the
list. The commission appointed to consider
his claim have decided that General McClel-
Ian occupies the first place, and that Generals
Fremont, Banks, and Dix are in the order
named ranking officers Of Gen. Butler.
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John 7. CooK;Ea :

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PRoF. LOUIS WUNDRAn-S
CELEBRATED HERR Npn,fn,n

n OW tor the first time introdnooa =. LN
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IL
T~h FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASH
.Esz =sszsls INGTON, AND LANDlNGSGI
THE P tom A c RIVER;-The steans'I|
KEYPORT, Capt. E. A Ryther, will le3Vyel
pier foot of Barre street, Baltimore, every ri
day, at 3 D. N. for Alexandria, Washington
and landings on the POTOMAC river. ~
Returning, will leave Washington every luesI
day, at a. M, and Alexandria SAME ds{ ~, a, /
g. m, for Baltimore and landings on Inc lV*I
mac river. ;, .oo..,n.,,
rs Custom House permits must ACCOMPANY
freight for Alexandria and landings on f0'O"S
river.
All freight must be prepaid; ..a .,
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nh 58Ntf BRODERS s. CO., Aleza
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The county taxes in Prince Georges county,
Md, for the current year, have been fixed at
81 cents on the 500.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-15
ROAD NOTICE.

No.ice is hereby given that q petition wiz be
IN presented to The Commissioners of Ashland
County Ohio at their next regular session praying
as fellows.
We the undersigned resident citizens AMI freeholders
of Ashland Coun-y Ohio. represent that IL will
greatly promote the interest of the publ c to lay
cut and construct q road commencing at . point
near Eli Grofs BAN on she road leading from
Perrysyiile to Calhouns mill, in Green township
running thence q South Easterly course to lamp,
Goes residence in Hanover township across the
creek onthe bridge over the clear fork eff AIphis5
an, thence down said creek to a head-race Of A.
3Vances Saw mill and across the head race and thence
across the said creek thence down the creek on the
East side to Hog run. thence across the creek and
follow Hog run up to William Kindles and intsrs.
sect the road lea ding frena Loudonville to North
Liberty. Said Road win run through The lands OF
Eli Croft, and Mary Butler in Green township, and
lands of james Coe, Henry Rhodes, Jesse Wycef.
G. H. Stewart. William Whistler and William Kindle
in Hanover township. cS-;
We pray your body to graz at our prayer and havs
o rev and survey of said road. H ID
And many others
March 18th. 1868. 4
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Notice.

TNhe following Executors, Administrators and
i Guardians have fled in the Pre- ba:e Court of
wit:
Pa,.ial Acct, of Nicholas Master Ex'r of Uriah
.Whltmarsh deceased.
c. H.. Ting aud James Rebin-
son Ex'rs. of William Dorahey
Final Acct of Robert Cowan Ex'r of Jane Mcclure
de.'1
t" : Henry Winbigler Ex'r. of James
Slater decd.
Z" J. N, Slonecker Ex'r. of John
Pollock decd.
list Partial Acct of Daniel Hoover, and Joseph
Hont, Aamr's. of John Hoover
decd.
Henry Winbigler, Admr, of
Valentine Ebert, decd.
+" William Ralston, Admir-. of
George Murray, decd.
Final Acct, of Frederick Kich Admir- of John Kich
decd.
" " Joseph Heikel, Admir- of Mihael
Heikel decd. -
" Amos A.. Sloane, Admir- of John
Hapster. decd.
I" George W.. Uric, Admir- of John
Murray decd.
F." {" C. s. Martindale, Admir- Mary G..
. Woodruff decd
Cd Partial Acct of George Harbaugh, Guardian
of Aaron Mitchell.
III. I" l" Amos A. Sloan, Guard of Melis-
STA! Greenland. 5'
F" +" Israel Markell, Guard of Longs
-, t9 heirs
/" Israel Markell, Guard ofSilenee
heirs,
Israel Markell, Guard of Matilde
Raidle.
George Dickey, Guard of Will
liam Simonton.
Partial and Final Acct OF John Gordon, Guard
of Robert Taylor's heirs.
Partial Acct of John Clark, Guard of Fietta aud
s la Fianna Nauty. i i
" " vi Stober, Guard of Seleza
A. Steber.
81 90 jim. slonecker. Guard of George
Slonecker. s
. J. N. Slonecker Guard of John
Z Pollock's, heirs.
Partial Acct of Sa muel Fluke Guard of Ida Fast.
" Peter Vanordstrand, Guard of
= William Harvout.
Robert j. Simenton, Guard of
Milton Simenton.
Final Acct ofJames Hearst, Guard of John Burns
heirs.
" John Howman, Guard of Samul
~ Yantillburg.
/" "3E James B. Smith, Guard of his
own children.
The same viii be for hearing in said Court on
the 4ih day of Maya. D. 1855, at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
I'D. JONES, PROBATE JUDGE
April 9Th, 1868. 3w As.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-15
MUSIC.

ISAAC WHITE, teacher of Instrumental mu.
sic for 80 years, informs his friends that he j,
now located in Ashland, and prepared to give
lessons in MUSIC, BRASS OR STRING BANDS
wanting a teacher or music arranged, can be
accommodated on reasonable terms and with
dispatch. Musical instruments furnished on
short notice. Mr.. White can be found at the
McNulty House, Ashland, Ohio.
Ashland, February, %, 1863-3m.
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SHERLFFS SALE
r g. Larw ell, In Ashland
Common Pens.
Lewis Allere'u 6

H.AA US. Ea- s--& Ns 49,
Lewis Allere'u 6 Common Pleas.
II N virtue OF two Vendi Executions, VS.. Defendant,
duly issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of
said County on tn e 9Th day Of February, A. d.
1853, and to me kected, will expose 10 sale at
Public Auction ai t lie door Of the Court House in
Saturday, The 1871 day Of april, Il. D., s6s,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A, NJ, and A P.
NJ. of said day the following described lands and
to nements. to-wit: the South half of the South
west quarter of R an el tixteen {1f9i township mum
Der nineteen G19h and section twenty-one T21],
containing tightly acres of land, 1901, seized and
trken on execution as the property of Lewis Aller-
ding, in favor of Taylor and LarxeIl- aas
Appraised at s.. TERMS of Sale-Cash
JAMES MeCOoL, Sheriff.
March IL, 1863-p1$5,00-.s nal
SHERIFFrS SALE.
cephas Myers, Ia Partition in Ashland
Mary Ann Myers, ct al. Common Pleas.
TN pursuance 70 the command of an order of Sale
i on Partition, duly ISSUED out of the Court of
of March, A. D. 1865, and to me directed, I will
expose to sale at Public Auction on the premises,
on Monday 18Th day cJApriz, A. D. 1863,
between The hours of 10 O'clock, a. m. and 4 o..
clock, p. m. of said day. the following described
lands and yemen to wit: Situate in the county
of Ashland and State of Ohio, to wit: The South
part of the Northwest quarter of Section three {3),
of Township twenty-five y95), of Range seventeen
10, being oil of said quarter remaining after ia
king therefrom the one hundred and fifty acres
more OF less. decided by Jacob Myers in his life
time 10 Cephas Myers, by deed, bearing date
March the 9Th, 1861, and recorded on page three
hundred and seventy-two (372l of volume mimi
(9), of Ashland county Record of Deeds, also Tim
East part of the Southeast quarter of sectio e
eleven Obj in township twenty-five t25l, of range,
seventeen (l1), containing three-feurths. "a of a
acre, also Lots No. sixty-six (66). sixty-seven (67)
sixiy-eight (6s), sixty-nine f69) and seventy (7O),
in the town of Savannah. All of said lands being