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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-11

LAST WILL AND TEsrANESr-On the
person Of one OF the Yankees killed in
the fight at Yellow Tavern, says the Rich.
aond Dispatch of the 18th inst., was found
a bit OF paper twisted 10 the button ho!o
of his jacket. 1t was q wretched pencil
scrawl, evidently written after his fall, and
while death was putting film in his eyes.
1t commenced, II John Wilhcimer, See-
ond New York Cavalry. am shot and dy.
ing Whoever finds me, send this to
Sarah Wilheimer, brooklyn Post Office,
New York. She is my sister, and only
relative in the country. Oh, my poor Sis
ter do not break yeHr heart: but ! an
shot through the breast and dying, and
they have gone and left me here" \
What followed in this paragraph il oblit>,
Grated in blood. The next sentence reads,
write to Conrad Vitmare, of our cenpas
ny; he owes me ffty dollars, which he will
pay you. Oh, my dear sister, farewell T.
The paper wss taken from the body, and
has been forwarded North by flag Of
truce.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-11

TuUEDEs CCEIyG DEArHEss William
Vincent, Esq Of Waterford, called at our
Office this "wednesday morning to IN
form us Of most remarkable occurrence.
on Thursday, the 25th ultimo in Greene
Township, Captain Amos Walker, an
aged citizen &C that township, who has
been very deaf for many years, had his
hearing suddenly restored during a thun-
der s,orn, on that afternoon Captain
Walker states that Immediately after q
loud report Of thunder, his head seemed
to feel all hollow" and that he told those
about hin, be could distinctly hear all they
said. He is now able to converse without
the slightest difficulty, hearing as we'll a.
perscIs fifty years old (he is a great deal
older) generally do, and presenting in his
case curious fact for the vestigation of
.he learned and scisntiac.-Eus Gazst,l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-11

SHARP OFFIoIALs-"Rural writes to the
Barie Farmer about some sharp officials in
the n. Y. Custom House: .as. as.
Another item of Official news may also
be Of interest to the farmers Of the west.
Some time since . quantity Of Lupins seed
was ordered from Europe by the Comnis-
sisssrs of Agriculture for distribution
among the farmsrs Of the country; the
seed not arriving in time. N explanation
was sought, whom It turned out that it had
been detained in New York BY the ap-
nrajssr Of customs thers, Whs had spent
thyss rscks IN nnalyzi.g IL, in the expecta-
tions thst it contained the essence Of the
fsurouse> "Lnbin's Extpactsw Somsbedy
oueht 10 send him = dictionary. or catai-
sgSs of seeds-it probably would not
1attsr muoh which. But be is not the
only smart man is the country, fos few
days since, . maa having bsen inferned
that the seed WAS to Be had at the de-
pertment, went in and callsa lor some Of
this aew, kind Of t;mst1y seedl Ian fear
fal that II he wslts for Lis hay crop till the
New York aGisiA1 gets through withihis
avalysis, and until he Crews zinetAS ffens
Lapi~s ssed, Ais steek will hsvs . hard
time u II noxt winter.
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in mis- speech at Ottawa, Illinois, April 2r

in mis- speech at Ottawa, Illinois, April 2r:
1883. Mr. Lincoln id:
Free them (the negroes) and make
them politically sBd socially er. sauals7
Ny own feelings viii! not admit Of this,
and if mine would We al know those Of
the great mass Of the people will net
We cannot make them equals"
For the repetition Of the very senti-
ments then expressed by Mr Lircola dem.
ocrats are now sty led traitors to the couu.
try and syMpathisers with the rebels in
arms to destroy the government No trusr
words were ever spoken than those uttered
by Mr. Lincoln il the speech from which
we make the above extract, and vet it 10
most lanentably the fact that he and his
party are now attemptin: to do with the
negroes what he then considered revolving
to his own feelings: and of the great mass
OF white people In the country.
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To the elTeachers Of l.. ..lIe Ceu.tv

|
desire to call the attention if the teach.
ers OF this county to the following notice
from the Principal OF the Normal Univer.
sity. trust masy Of them will respond
| to the call. The object Of the Institute i.
noble one We desire TO raise up .
corPs Of Prsfesaonaf teachers. Mauv az
our teachers are we'll qualified a. to edn.
cational &C, u rements, but are uasuccess>
ful in making frst.class teachers, because
they are ignorant Of the way to teach
They need Thorough drill IN the
methods Of teaching the common brasehes
OF study. The proposed Institute is de.
signed to afford the needed drill. Such
as Will attend tho Institute will please
notify ne and l will forward their names.
shall myself epdeavor to attend.
j. n. DAY, School Com.
Ottawa, May 80. 1864 II 8.
Teachers institute at The state Normal
Uuivsrsity.
It's proposed to hold Teachers' Issti.
tnte at the Normal University, beginning
on Monday, August lst, 1864, and contin.
uing four weeks provided seventy five Teach.
eTswW premise to be presens The time will
be devoted
]. To thorough drill inths methods Of
teaching the common branches Of study.
2 To practical discussions upon the du-
ties OF teachers in the school room, inclu-
ding discipline, organization OF schools,
philosophy Of instruction. &c, DC: 8 10
confederation OF the rights and duties of
the Teacher uLder tho law: To drill
and discussions upon such other topic. az
may De thought useful and appropriate.
The exercises will be conducted mainly
by the Instructors of the University. each
OF whom will devote an hour each day to
the Institute. But the services of eminent
Educators in other parts Of the State will
also be secured. Constant and thorough
W w,rk Will be expected of its members
Ihere will be nc expense except for beard,
which can be had 10 the immediate vicin.
ity OF the University for three dollars per
week. All earnest teachers and friends
OF education, near and remote are cerGi.
.llv invited to be present.
Every friend Of tie enterprise il solici-
ted to forward to the undersigned. 1t Nor.
NAL, Illinois, all the names known to him.
OF persons who Will promise to be present.
with their Post Office address
The letters must reach this place by June
10th, In order that notice of the Institute.
if it is to be held, may appar in the July
number of the Illinois TEACHER. In addi-
ton to the notice in the Teacher, circulars
will be sent to all persons sending names
20 the undersigned In case the requisite
number of names, seventy five, is received,
Teachers Of linois, it is lett to you to say
whether this Institute shah be held. and
il he'd, it shall be successful.
RICHARD EDWARDS,
Principal State Normal University.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-11

A tavern keeper in Newark, when Civ.
ing New Years present 10 his help
told one Of his porters "a smart lrishman)
that he was about the best man in tho
house, and therefore he should give hum
the most costly present Sure, said
Patrick, rubbing his hanos with delight,
! always name to do NY duty l be-
lieve YOU replied his employer, and
therefore rmaka you apresent Of all
you have stolen from me during the
year. Thank yer homer, replied Pat,
and may all your friends and acquaiat-
ances treat you a. li5erally.
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or another, afs hound up with the war,
and rise o. fail with it Thsy share its
speculative, predatory, wastsfal spirit
Always wanting. aiwsys wastiss, they hnd
their aayantass. - they think, in Q per-
perpetual sueesssiea Of new enterprises,
which, II they - net sustain hopes, are
never quite 1ssuesenful. Theso people
do net aatpeass; they DO net svsn want
security; for they hardly expect e keep
what they have and enjoy il ia qaist-
What they want 10 frssh openings, new o.
pestunitiss, and cenIinualiy means Sos sc-
pairing past reversss 0ene speculative
hazar2, some form Of double or quits. will
always de mere. they feel, thai. life Of
industry aad denial Then. a. for princi.
pie, the war il their god, aaa it sanctions
every deviation from the old fashioned
rules Of right or wreng. Without success
all Is in vain, aad virtue itself inpetent.
Sc success must not only isaemnify them
not ssly against i'll lack. but asaisst the
vsiee ef conscience, should it cry too loud.
y. 6ash 10 the 0sas war interest, snd il
will last as loss - Che war lasts. OF course,
IL 6nes the country may ts exhausted;
the population may loose it, maahsod and
its rising youth; the very 6elds may psss
eat Of cultivation. aud the United Statss
may - - Germany has been several times
after her lenS wars. Whea net oaly naon>
~, but men, and even food, have been
spent, and are no more, then even the war
party may Be extinguisheJ, or may speak
in vain. But till that utter anu supreme
e exhaustion there will be war interest and
no peace interest Will s,sad against it
This constitute ths body guard Of the
American treasury. Woe TO the man who
does not come to This standard He
will bs left in the foolish, inert flock of
them tha. endure all the infic.ions of war,
but forbear to grasp its prizes or take shares
in its lottery. II is they who arc the slaves
uader the new order Of things. The only !
freernen are they that fight in the war or |
make their fortunes out of it
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-11

"A perssa visiting . neishbor, found him
disabled from having horse step upon
his foot Hobbling out to the stable, the
sufferer explained how it happened. Il
WA stapding here, said he, and the
horse brought this foot down on mime
The man looked at the injured member,
which wss Of the No. fourntesn pattern,
And said very quietly: Well, the horse
must step somewhere" o."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-11

Prr.-Ous Of tho Shetland mares i'm
ported by John 8. Rarey, Of Groveport,
Ohis. has pony colt thar is probably the
smallest specimen Of . horse in the world,
being only twenty inches in height and
weighing only twenty. enc poundG The
nsihsr of this colt when in condition,
~ wsieAs seventy y.ivs pounds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-11
BUSINESS CARDS.
1862. LUMBER. 1869.
Lumber.

H1HE subscribers, having purchased the stock Of
u lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied By
Joha Hossaek, on MAIN STREET, are now prepared 20
to furnish all kinds Of lumber, aths shingles, sash,
DOORS &c. Also good assortment Of Saginaw boards
and dry finishing lumber, constantly on hand. The
public and builders particularly requested - ex-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere
y.kJ. W. CALKINS.
ote.v. Nav 1S6a r4o.tf.
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IpAss.-A correspondent Of The Pihs.

1DA10.-A corFes0ondsnt Of tho 11Hs'
burg Commercial writes from Idahs:
This il decidedly fast country. If .
woman becomes dissatisfied with her hus-
band, or finds some man she Likes better
sha states her case 70 the President Of the
mining district in which she residss-hA
calls q miners mesting-they unite the
rnatsimoniai knot, and she is at liberty to
take whoever she pleases, provided size
can get him. lhavs knows several cases
Of thus kind"
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]. COLWELL & CO.'S
Carpenters, Builders
SASH, DOORS, 4 BLINDS
oPpesite Ceiger House, La SAME 0troee.
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS

Having fitted up the most complete SASH, 0ooRAaA
BLIND FACTORY and PLANNING MILL to - fssa1 h
the etats We are now prcpared = an orders n ~
line Of business At shor. aoties and Low RATE. 4
and ung'ased) DOORS, BLINDS, FRAMES and MOULD.
IEGS always hand, and Our {. citics for tuFntng
cut work such that supply unusual sises at
short notice. We are determined use nothing ost
the best SEASONED LUMBER In this department. md
our machinery being all and Of the NEST psr1sss
kino, We cannot fail 70 make god work. -
Having the benefit of naehnery, % - k1b6b
OF Csrpenter Work with greater dispatch than err.
We are prepared to Paks - Il 3.
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.. e. MARINER.

SURGEON DENTIST
Oaaecd, Wtnois.
NNkRTICCLAG attention paid to Cleaning. Filling
and PreserT ing the natural teeth. Artfc iai teeth
ss.rted all the styles of the art and war
anted give entire satisfaction. Choroorp admin
for the extraction of teeth. Once on Madison
sr.t, Wooi's Block, directly over D. NJ Haiberti
n. Nov. Z.
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lEffYds Of produce such Wheat, Corn, OHts, IT,
,sotby Seed, DC
ONCE and Warehouse. west side OF Futon streetisf-
uerIy occupied by W. Wow, otta~s,iH
LIBERAL advances maE: on grain in store. ssPs
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f.. =. HOBERT.
SURGEON IDENTIFY,

=
Pat worf done in all the various styles OF the arf-
All " rx done office warranted TO give eHtfe sa-
t.aet ChleroforH administered ioI the ise''h
sITee h.
Goo as over the Rank Of Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-11
Dr. n. ZENDEH

homeopathic Pay,icidn-Oad1od, Lt,no"'
cssrs hi. services the friends Of the ie
= s.eu in Ottawa in all branches OF his proesses.-
.r ular attention given the treatment Of women
Q d c'di ...,
en.s in Treemal's block. La Sale street. febIG-1
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E.. Y. GRIGGS,
e.. HATHEWAf,

l., ooi.t Bookseller, end Ssr:ioner-Ottdtsd, IT,
ssco 20 store in Na:tingers block, south side ef the
e ,ouse square y
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Z TrE -aslar- f.aa .sss4ase15 afi ,gliis7
Z 'sz =ai 7-s.7 g. .a4iaEtes - H4He
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HENRY ". GODFREY, rI.p-

HENRY ". GODFREY, Md.
s.tta.e Of Royal college Of Surgeons, HdiHo"'3"'
saving had charge OF a Hospital in Europe ,or se,e
raj wears. and practice Of ten years IN limos nv
feels confident giving satisfaction ss those "h" ma!
uis his professional advice. psi
Cr,. north side Of the Court House Square hesi-
s.p :, on SUPERIOR s.. east of National House deco
NJ. kNEUSSL,
Germsa Drug1i.t ond Apotasedrs Adin Ss.' o''a'0s'
(wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.)
In srter OF Drugs Chemicals, PreEch Cegnas bIsn-
dies VI Ines, &C., &c. aae1o
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