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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
Cor. Morton's Appeal.

Our readers will recognize the Gov
ernor appeal to the patriotic and liberal
citizens Of our State ia behalf Of sol
disrs' families, as having appeared in
our columns once before In few par
henlaFs only, Is the present appeal .
different from the sne we pabIished some
time ago. Its propriety and necessity,
Aowssef, are more apparent nos than
then. Winter is already here The
poor have experienced the elutehings Of
his icy Gngsra While onr city and
county, perhaps, are IN advance of most
others in providing for the comfort Of
those committed 10 our care" much
yet remains for as TO do. Some Of the
most deserving families, as well as the
most needy, oftentimes viii suffer the
keensss pangs Of hanger and cold, be-
fore they will apply to pabIie officer
for relief such families ought to be
hunted up and relieved. Our Young
ladies', who spend much time 10 visiting
places Of amusement and running the
giddy roundsof pleasure, are they aware
Of the amount Of genuine happiness
they rob themselves BY Of ssglecting TO
look after the poOr2
The JOY Of the half-starvsd soul, no
doubt, is great when its wants are sup
Piled and its sutfsrings relieved, but
nothing to be compared With the joy and
satisfaction Of him or her who have
been instrumental in bringing about that
relief
Oar County Commissioners, we are
pleased to learn, have already had under
consideration the question Of providing
for the soldiers families Of our County,
and have signifed an intention to make
an appropriation Commensurate with
their Sants Our County viii not falter
now. Oar tax payers are not of the
gruublng, penurioas kind. All that
they desire to know is that the money
has been jadieiously and bene6ciaily
spent They ask no more. If it has
relieved suffering and made merry the
hearts Of those whose loved ones are
breastiBg the storm Of battle in Georgia
and At Nashville, they are content
We feel confident that the soldiers Of
Yanderburgh County will hsve no reason
to complain that their wives and little
ones have suffered BY the neglect of
those whose property aud Government
they are 6ghting to protect
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Additional River Items.
TUESDAY sees.

AN41QA1 -8GB&-
Ths riTsr here nck6ses at a stAna. With hhs.
saila weather.
Business vas net Fsrysfsssiy on the Isves up 70
neon te-dsy. wit62Lat isw arrivsis since last
night. Thess inslnds the Mars, Nashvfiss %
Louisvillsi Robert Barns Msmphls TO Cinsia-
nati; Armada, Cairo % Evansville.
The Armada had Esfr trip Of Freight, and an
immsnss crowd af passsngers.
Another l2rss beat passsd up 10 ths hight whc.s
H@me vs could Hot asosrtain.
Capt D&a n. Br4dy, Of The lone tres oArris.
received sdispAieh this noruiag from snithlanas
telling hin 10 Gene on. from which ws infer th.t
the Cumberland Is again Opsn. The Carrie VII
therefore leAEe at Or O'Clock. and should have
big trip Capt. Brady and Clerk Hampton. wHh
their gsHlsi smiles, win iIiamihAte her sp&eloas
cabins, and tss offoe, with halo Of pleasure
TAs sisxznt and feet ChHrnsr viii leav. early
this afternoon for cAIrs, aad her ans freight
capacities ssmmsna her 10 ous raerchants sns
shippers. asr commander l. that axDeriens~d
saa f4ithfsl ofiesr. Capt, Gus Dusosehst. xao
Possesses Espgt&tlon - . Essara boatrsAa second
10 no 1AAn aheat, and Ia surrounded b. competent
and accommodating sabordinates
daily ltasof p~ekst. to Cairo is = matter of
ne small importAaos 70 the trade Of Evansville,
aud all who dsairs the prosperity Of our ctr
should interest themselves in sseuriaE the success
Of the enterprise.
The r. ,. Speed had steam ap at noss Gor Green
river. With handsome trip.
Capt. Foster raised steam on his nee boat this
zsofning, and Is aboat to make Is trial trip she
is neat little erafs. and does Aenor 90 the
mechanics ef Evansville.
oaptain John Mcdowell is In the city, having
fsand it neeesAary for military parposs. to change
his base q operations from Johasoaville.
The report that hs bsd to bun any q hl. ssaSk
is sHtiEsly nHtrus, he got sysrything % safsIy
The only sarhiss aoss was tbs peat hose, aad
% Old diispidatsd hat
Captain Mcdowell cane eut Of thu Tennessee On /
= large model barge. aaFiEAtsd BY half dozsa |
'iai~Art Eshispsans. and ziViag no heed 10 sig-
nals from shore. he cane throagh satisfy. MeCook !
wall. s
Ths Ida HHndy Is hourly sxpseisd sor New Or. /
sans. She Is . medal steamboat nth moesl on. /
'srs, aod has superior accumulation for pas
sers and freight.
KIDnis snith, ehisf clerk Of the PsytoaA. has /
'af thanks for lsts Mes 0rsans pa,ara
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

vail, l AN sure, be eheerfnIly borne II
10 an hour Of great trial to the pa.;oa
and solemn duties are devolved upop sH
.he people, whether at home or In the
held Oar soldiers are performing their
dntlss gloriously, and to the admiration
OF the world. Let the people ct home do
theirs aud al viii Be well.
l do not mean to exclude the humane
and patriotic efforts in the same d,rec-
ton, OF Privateindivid7als and societies;
they have already done much, but they
can DO more, and earnestly exhort thesI
to renewed exertions, believing that all
contributions and labors in behalf Of our
soldiers Aad their dependent ones. viii
De their best investment, both here and
hereafter.
sincerely hope that the suggestions
have made will receive prom pt and
favorable consideration.
o P MoKTos,
Governor of Indiana.
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Appeal.

A draft is now being made in Indiana
which viii undoubtedly fall upon many
men who have families aud parents de-
pendent upon their labor for support,
and who have not the means to make
provision for them during their absence.
The short time given in which 10 report
for duty wilt also prevent many from
makiog that provision for those depend
ent upon them, that they would other
wise be able to do II Is in my opinion
the duty Of the people Of the State 70 see
that the families Of those dependent
upon the labor Of our citizens who are
called into the service of their country,
should not in any case be permitted 70
suffer for the neeess2ries or comforts Of
life, with which our State is so abundant
ly supplied j therefore appeal 70 the
several Boards Of County Commissioners
throughout the State, and the authorities
Of towns and cities to take immediate
steps to make provision for the support
Of such as are dependent upon the men
who have been or may be drafted within
their respective limits, and for the sup
port of those who are dependent upon
our volunteers already in the field, many
Of whom have been long absent from
their families and parents. IF prompt
action IS taken in this matter through
out the State, our soldiers viii 20 away
with lighter and happier hearts, in the
conviction that those who are nearest
and dearest to them viii no. be permitted
to suffer during their absence, and that
the people of the State are not unmind-
ful OF their great obligations to the de-
Tenders Of our country, while our sol
diers N the field viii in ike manner be
eomtorted and strengthened in tbs per-
formance Of their duties.
If the relief be furnished in the man
ner proposed the burden viii fall upon
al the people of the State according TO
their several capacities 70 bear it, and
viii bs 50 light As to b scarcely fsls, and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

se0- The Richmond Examiner con.
siders shermAn's movement a bold and
daring one, unlike any other move by &
Federal General, I'D doesn't think i.
justified BY military science. It is the
province Of geniue 20 make military
science. BOaaparte was accused By the
old Austrian Generals Of violating every
principle of military science, bat that,
nevertheless, never robbed him Of the
reputation of being one Of the most
scientific Generals tbs world ever knew.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
nIosby's Hsants Cleaned Ont.

New YoRK, Dec. 6.-The Tribune 8
specialfrom the Army of the Shenandoah
4th says: The important cavalry exps-
dition, under Gen. Merritt, which has
been abseAt for one week in the Loudon
Valley has returned. They have brought
away about 2000 head of cattle, sheep
and hogs, and have left the whole re-
gion over which they passed without hay
or forage ofany kind. All barns contain
ing hay have been burned and the hannts
Of MOsby and his gang have been thor
oughly cleaned. A few rebel prisoners
were taken. The party was followed
and attacked By bushwhackers at various
points, but met with no serious resist
ance. The results of this raid into the
Loudon Valley, which has been the
lurking place Of Mosby and other ler-
rillas, is most important and will great
ly increase their difficulties in subsisting
in that part Of the county.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

92- The Louisville Democrat mod
estly declares that the Democratic party
embraces all the conservatism and
wisdom of the country" If so, the Wis
dom Of this country must be very nearly
played out"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

S0- The Frankfort Commonwealth
says the burning Of the Frankfort peni-
tentary. with its contents, machinery, a
large lot of finished chairs, material,
re, will Approximate a loss Of SO, 900
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
Rebel Los. la the Graham nun Fight


NKw YoRK, Dec. 6.-The Savannah
Republicans Of the 30th ult, says the
rebel loss in the Graham Hill Fight was
in sll GA
Reliable information indicates that
Sherman has made little or no progress
with the main body for the last day or
two. he is still on the railroad some
distance beyond Millen, apparently re-
plenishing his eommissary. His men
and animals must be terribly faded BY
this time, and little prepared to meet
the troubles to come.
Another fght is reported between
Wheeler and Fitzpatrick, on the 9th
ult, in which the latter was decenly
thrashed. Q
The Richmond Examiner of the Sd
says; News from Georgia IS eneour-
aging, and if Saeruan gets through now,
which is doubhG., he will lose half his
army
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6It AaiIg auarnaI.
PUBLISHED By
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Y. n. THAYKR
JEo- a. McsKKLY.
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Evansville Journal Company.
Journal BuiIdiups.
LOCUST STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AND WATER.

sT The Mt Carmel (Il) Register
supports the claims of Gen John A.
Logan for Q. S. Senator, to fill the
place Of Senator Richardson, whose term
Of oihee soon expires.
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PROSPECTUS.
THE cHILDREE's FAvORTTE.

-TEE-
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An Illustrates Monthiy Magazine.
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pared expressly klr this w0Fk b. zsma of the test
writers for the youug.
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DKON'S -4ROMATTC
GARMINATIVE

IL the only safe aud sure cure. II con
ssins no optHr ar delsterious drugs, no min.
sral or other injurious compounds common
% remedies generally said for this elAes oi
disease. IL $50 efheacious that Physicians
sery generally use IL IN their practice IN
All chronic and dangerous eases
ReS- Use no Cholera mixtures or doubt
fui compositions, (many Of which under,
nine and ruia the constitutional when you
ssn obtain an anfAsling remedy as simple
and safe as Blaokbcrries themselves.
Ask for DixoS's BLAeEnrRRr CAREtHA.
ftvE and see that the proprietsr's name is
vritten ga the outside crappsr Of sach bot
lie, Prepared only By
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
DYE-HOUSE.
a. IT. Adams,

Celebrated Steam Dye House.
HAS JUST BEES REFTTrKD AID Is now
sither In the East or West. Corner ofInrIa srs
Market Ssrests
RA Dyes al kinds Of PLATA aud fAney works a.
gOod and cheap e any ssssblishmsnt n the West,
sa snsrs nssies. kAu Iy
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MATCHMAKING.
Q. w. Ernst.
WATCHMAKER and JEWELRR

DEALxn
WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEwELRY. pIAMoSps.
silver AND PLATED WARE,
And al othsr goods usnaily ioasd ia . arst-class
Je~siry Z tabliEh1 asnf.
- Particular Attention paid 70 ths rsuafrfuz
Of ass Watches azd Cloeks
First St, . Doors Above Vine.
rcaf-Tm
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TTNHE FIPM OF +. A. COOKE 4 90. Is THIS
j. day dissolved by mutual consent. E. A Cooke
having purs hASed the interest Of Mackey, Hen
ming & Co. la the firm Of E. A. Cooks 4 c., will
continue the business at the cid stand, will nav
Si the liabilities Of the late rm, and collect all
debts due the same
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A so

- - ~
Ladies' Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all of which / offer TO the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chases.
ENo Goods at retail.
KENO charge for Boxes
and Drayage.
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II ATS s. GAPS,
No. 25
MAIN STREET.

Has IN store large and well as
sorted stook Of BOOTS and SHOES
OF the best qualities. and will con-
tinue to receive the whole season.
direct nom the manufacturers, the
best and latest styles. which I viii
sell as low as any House in the West
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

L ~ II - IT.
The largest and best assorted
stock of fine Fur, Silk, and
Panama, Leghorn, Canton,
Palm Leaf, and in fact all
other description suitable for
the opening trade.
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C0AL OIL.
~ 25 bhls cf EXTRA SAFE Burning OF. bsfng
really superior 60 mest Of the OIL sold Cot
sone and prove IL, st TICKFRT BIOS,
uoxll Nc. IN Main strsat
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q ms ft-.NF.
y u. FILMING.


y. B-P,oIlo-i:;on. ". he received Special
session. Of the Bn,rh o. Supervisors OF la : C"ur-
b. o.d pttswa tie - IA lust suitable
lOcat for the : ,li--aud CuuIt Hg.I>- IT.
tiur-frrw 9rop~r;, .d-rs Ia caaih Ottawa AMI
a!ss for suitable location north Of The Euro.4 Depot.
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Ottawa House for Sale.

I OFFER Ny WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR HOTEL
for saie reasonable rms, With the Iurai;sre
sold ny the srst April sill Rent and sell the
Furniture
also CTR rs FARM V0R SAVE in the town OF Day
teE- {. L.z!b.Hz 80 A6rs., veil improved, ~ih the
r;o All IaiHiii Z To- 70 itLout- IIGare az
O y. IEFL!.
...r.-rr - 3 :. - ,-ff ~ l..sS-
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.y>>oru';ru o. Isart.irrsa.p

Tie copa-iI-rsIu hrret * sting d.; eel tn
un'ers Ered. under he name aud nr" Of D.mnics
NryhUry il t!i- day Dissolved b. Mutual consent, eth
parry Hu'Aor z~i collect a1i recent Tor any
accounts due the lrTn. + I iAiBURT.
Ottawa March, -sIA 1864. l. y. DiMMlCR.
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Eegal advertisements. .
.SHERIFF'.S SALE

10y VIRTUE OF an Exscuii' issued cut orthe
ID Clerks Office ofthe Circuit Couri Of La Sa 10 cosu-
~ and State OF Illinois. AMI to me directed, where
l am commanded 10 make the amour; nf q certain
iui recent obtained against William WCormi
nd Afr, Mccormick, in fver of Edward Drew os
the lan,!s euements, goods and battles OF tie ssid
Alfred Mccormick, / ave levied Il e following
wit The beast quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section tliIty-ree 49, tow stp thirty
two, Oh range three 49, east. u The hind TTincii al
meridian also tn southeast quarter Of th- nor J.
vest 81 section thr'y-thrcr. (S},i Township
thirty i33 range three 3l east. Of tri rriH
cipal ser dian. Sail proper u -itu Ated IL the
~ oil Ia Sale ana State Of / inOis
ihtre'"re, according to sad command, I~hill eH-
p.se Tor sale az public auction all tho rgl,. title and ~
rre-t at the above named Alfred MCuTinicE. and
the "boVr d~scr b-i rop rty urtliy he Both da
OF April 1854 al zo'cioCN 81 tlc south I'll,
Court hoHs- in Ott,wa, La Slli- county, Illinois
Dat.d Ottawa ,liis 9,h day Of Api. 1871
". X MIlIIGAS,
SH''tr II lie .NIiGs fiJsbfu
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SOE

II 0 al Whom i My Concern, notice il h ereby
1 given. that am ready to- pIy Il certOI0 QsomssU-
~ mole made by 10 lguaS tor lgnttzl H-rZ-l, for
rh- If S2in, d1' ID february 5h, TO- due LIST,
% y Ma oh 1851 draw ny per per
ter lst OF March 1902, nd secured nv gage
estate. recorded Ia h'uk -. = iGi Of The
cords l.. Sale conn v. Safe oi ..,is. Lrcn the
d,tivrry Up OF said note: and thit l.- holder and
owner or said receive The "a ...unt now due
thereon Ottawa III # NJ. kurus>s! J. "a any OF
he ia uk at Ottawa, any other OF the United
states, upon such delivery and can citation Of said
mortlage ; ami that 10 interest vii e paIi on said
note ait,r if'- da = JOSEPH DORIAN.
81 4as
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Porter and Heating Stoves
CANNOT &c EIc.LLrD. II. celebrated
"PIERCE COAL BURNER"
ANEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
Shelf & HeavyH Hardware

Consisting IN part Of - TO WSs ENDS" Nortise and
Rim Locks an Laiches. the best IN the market Zip
SISGOTI'Si and - AI.S'' e-nrafsd Axes ham
died and without handles HCSF'& NAKHOND.S
a.d Ds HaRT'S Hat-h,ts, Hammers. Hand Axes
Pic.s. &c; a>PEER Il ~ ChSOH IA REB'EKL,S
saws; ANhS, EOStLA EDS and LIPBISCOTI-S
Sysdes ShOvris and Grain Scoops, Hay Knives Pitch
FORKS " ell and Cs!-Ta Pumps, CHAM Pumps Sleigh
Gew sheep, Dinner and Ie. Bells Sleigh xno.s Boys
. i'd. &c &c, all Of shjch Of superior qs.lity,
ard which are 30 q g RIA 7 BIEGAfNS AL they
= call from she public ,ssy give
se..slauIisr n QCILIIYASD PRICE.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
TIGHT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
Weeds Celebrated Paten1

I<~ - In n. . tNy-n
NCou o1opi " Ioo
Never fails 10 satisfy ihS'e """ give '".h ino'
ough trial, and wherever I-ifoGucrc ale rsi"-''
supers. ding n! Others.
The' possess The merit OF simplicity anu
ease 81 haHa - ma
IN -lne.'oI ~ .if,-; .,.. .,,,. s,t.,r
W ~. cf excellence:
u:.. x.,,. .,.,i
III i"tN "Ne tns'' 'Ve1'e aua
w. - $50, So. ~ 49,,
Z Th.. r,at. ~. r,cr - >h'',,I. s,,,r,, ak.
- on both sides and for Ecuucruy N Thread
- Strength Dur.bility Ela,1icIfy nj 4 Beauty
L q, Finish !, sur.rIor 10 an, vlirr s,IlcL u,si
=; ..;. all,
q me d" e"i.e :" 80 w 49, -
a,;,tn, -: -. ~ ~, v,,, .rra,,
q
Inc tension Is superior 10 any o'h'I !"
use IueNenresH or KNOBS IN 'he Unread %
q hot cause 1t TO operate with IrT.guiarit
The T. ed is perfect. AccuIsre IN its ovcr.
=. ton and warranted TO run two Years w,thou,
u requiring to be tuhsn out, cleaned or ie
paired.
They are adar,.d 70 all kind. If Sey,px
and are stron,, and durabl. IN all ,baI, uari.
- This Is iunoriuu, for even lrb, work viii
SON enu.r a ,rniI machine to orer.,. viii
uncertainty and reuui1e f,sournt md r.
nensiv. rsnairs The Weed NIL last a Er.
fl ii,ne aud KEEN Ia order
4" r, ,.-, =, n, - :, - ', =,
m LhsE I'Icm, len; hem haa,a, fe''' Cord bn'
W anu
They do not break the thread. skip stitches
nor form a chain ridge on the uuder>de of
q cloth They will s.w over gathers and
- ;.tn:t Lr..L; =, H. ,brfei -, -
iIi seams Mi''lout =, e"Nn ''e Vi 'e4"''
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Or. L. Y. DINMlCK. ollIe former FIRM of Dimnlic<
Maybury has this day a-~oc'a'-d With lius- IN the
Drug bushes. hi brother PhGiu J. pmmhk. The bus
be carried the Old stand uui.r n
Duumirk & Brother. l.. y. JtNNItK.
Ottawa March 2i,li leGi rulo j. DlMNI.K.
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WHEREAS on the trrth day g., alr',i q tie wear OF
w our Lord, one thousand eight hundred aud MY
four, Henry r. Brunker and Margaret II Brunkrr his
wife, executed AMI delivered to the undersigned n
Mortgage deed OF The premises hereinafter Mentioned
to secure the payment Of "ertrn pronss ~ 40 OF
even date with said Mortgage deed, ipr the ftwo
hun d red dollars with interest a. he OF per
Cent her aunum. and due year ate da:-; winch
Mortgage deed duly recorded in the Recorders cfice
OF La Sale coILty, in the STATE OF Illinois, BOOK No
~ 81 deeds on pages 81 aud 2 : Uh-Tras IL
AMI Is p divided it, and by said Marriage deed. that If
default s0dd be rItdr IN the payment of said
the interest thereon AT the time times the
should become due aud pay"be, then sail party Of
the s;ond par and II assg were au'ioi --d 10
Sc said real est ate at public giving fur
weeks n"iire OF the time and place OF such sale in
sOae public newspaper in the cUu-ty the said
real estate Is slA.ttd or Ia t mex. lie rrst county
thereto, should none ~ published sad county and
convey the SANE ~ the iest aud BEST biI And
whereas, deiaL.t has Jrea made IL thr payment %
sail note and there upon The Tie 500
c: ihre- hundred ana ninety gh. dollars aud sarty
four c-nts
Now therefore public notice is hereby given ihat by
virtue OF lie power III vr-.ei IN b. SAID Mort.
gage deed, shall on VI, Ihay tie eighteenth day OF
sur in H. yr,r If am, ;-rI ,u. n ,,si - i,r
dr-d and y-Iuur ten O'clock III The .urruuou .!
Said day At Ia. soa,a soor Of fg Comfy Court I0gs.
in the ci:y u OTTAWA, County Of l., lie and state Of
lil!io sell al public auo ion 10 me g auH best
bidder :or cash, tn FOL oSiuS described Cy ..t
the States Ada on e. O.ta~,, and state ainre
sad Tie sa"e b,"g the sane premises e-crihrd in
sa Mortgage deed together with all nett aud 'q1ty
O. rtd.H p,ion o te aid h-ury p Il uuher ana iar-
r"ret NJ bunker herein, aud tien md tl,re r"uvry
tnt same G" the pgrcu.s-r ~ saiI se and bali apply
said Npr,.r--. VIII. II. v. CUSu1!AN.
Otta~a '.lret ll,h 1856! ~
STATE OF ILLINOIS. la SALE CuUNTY-colTty
- Oa,t H.sreor. IL Jurs I-'"t. 1854
Jf=r'on H. st9n, Administrator Of the estate Of
mes " Uai..ls deceased, q. sls4niaiI =. IL
i~!s, Pgyton D-sie''. Nan p'nie.s, john l. n.,..
I.am Il. Daniels, George Dances, IT, y. D4Gles,
ana Ia Siry ms.
I'etiton f,, .ole qr Zee, E,~t..
Ahdayi; o. the "'n-re-nisue= Of al 81 the above
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-16

DAINTS, OILS. &c-A good Stock Of
L Pains.. Lnsesd Oil. Machine and DuHsing Oil On
hand. Don't believe ssybs1y VII, go q Dc uadeIssll
As untu - 6y0A ~. 005O1D
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-16

SaNEs.
At =. 7. Griegs' Book and Drug Store and get
~ PhstsGIsDh Album bsvs sAsm from Geess -
~, 80 Ssb0 AssO. By o1oe1a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-16

Hsvirg htted mp the mos, conre,e SASH DOOR and
BLIND FACT DRY and FLAMING MILL to be found in
the Strte. We now PREF hfvd TO nh orders in this
line OF business at short notice ana Low RATES.
complete stock OF the ordinary FASH glazed
ana ing azedD DOORS BLINDS. iRAMES and MOULD.
lNGS always on hand. aud cur cliti,s Tor turning
out WORK r such HAT We can supply sizes
short i-oIoe We are determined 40 Us. nothing b.t
the b-st SEASONFD LUMBER in thi, d, partmrnt and
our machinery being all and the most ,rfect
Sin" cannot tail to make god y
Having the ben, fit Of machinery We can do all kinda
ni Carpenter work with greater dispatch thai ever
We prepared make