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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-01

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snsnss,
The gsag of Rayara aisa On the IIth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13
To the several Soldiers AiG societies In
La Sale County.

The rebellion still continues But the
patriotism Of our armies is undated. The
Veteran Regiments are eniistIng for the
| War Surely when our fathers. husbands.
| and sons are enlisting for another term Of
three years, it is a betting time for US TO
arouse ourselves and enlist anew in the
| glorious work to which the rebellion has
summoned US. AS long as the rebellion
| lasts our men are ready to brave the hard
ships and dangers of Camp, Field, and
| Hospital. Shall we, then, grow weary or
! tire IN our efforts to follow them INTO the
| field and into the hospital with every COM
| fort it is possible fo- our hands to afford? If
| they are willing to brave the dangers of
| battle shall We falter in our devotion and
our work We think there can be but
one r, Spouse to these questions from the
women Of La Sale County. We have a
| vast army in the field and, consequently,
large numbers in the hospital. $4,000
| hardly furnishes one dollars worth of
neediul supplies 20 each man. Thus YOU
see how soon the most liberal contribu-
tons must disappear among such a vast
multitude.
The ODD day of February, the birth
| day of the Father of his Country is near
at hand What better day could we Sc
lect for us to enlist in the veteran corps?-
On that day let every society in the county
re-enhn fer the ,car; by special effort to
raise means to aid the Sanitary Commits.
sion in its holy, humane and patriotic
work. Let each society judge for itself
what the effort shall be. Whether a
Washington birthday fair, Soclabls Sup
per, Party Exhibition, or Concert What,
ever you deem best in your particular To-
cality, that adopt and carry it cut as you
have done before. Let there be patrI.
otto Love Feast all over our county on that
day.
We wish you would send us the sum
total of all your contributions up to this
date aud we will put them together and
send you back the whole amount Let
no time be lost. Let each woman. as she
lays down this paper, resolve to do some-
thing special for that day.
The County Society give public dinner
on that day at Union Hail, Ottawa
Mrs. j. DIcKEY, Pres
| Miss LOUISA EAMEs, Sec.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13
Sanitary Commission.

Hsinsert in another column a comuauni-
cation in reply to some structures made by
our Chattanooga correspondent d. on the
Sanitary Commission, because we are UNI
willing to deprive that organization OF a
particle of the public confidence to which
il is entitled. We must however say in
Justice to our correspondent NJ. that his
statements are borne out by nearly every
returned soldier with whom we have con.
versed upon the subject-that they have
never seen any sanitary stores out OF the
hospital, Except Immediately after battle)
and never were able to get any when in
hospital except by paying for them.
The Sanitary Commission is certainly al
fault in one respect, and that is, that they
6oggedly refuse to give any account o:
their deposition OF the immense sums and
stores entrusted to their care. These
amount to millions year. Why should
they not report? Although they haye APP
pointed tn emselves to their Offices Of trust
they are morally responsible TO the people
and ought, occasionally, 20 render some
account of their stewardship. The public
ought to be told, from time to time, in re,
ports signed by the officers of these gigan>
tic Sanitary Commissions, precisely how
much money has been received up to date
and how every penny of it has boon ex>
pended Such reports are due to the pn b.
lie as mere matter of business ; and there
Is no reason in the world why Sanitary
Commissions should be excused from ma
king them. We are satisfied the efficiency
Of the Commissions is becoming daily moro
and more impaired and will ultimately be
destroyed, by their unreasonable stubbor.
ness in refusing TO report The matter
seems to us of sufficient Importance to call
for congressional inquiry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

No DRAFT IN ILIISoIs-Gov. Iates, in
his recent proclamation Quoted elssvhere)
states that up TO the ist of January, Hi
nois was ahead of every call made upon
ner by the General Government for sol
d.srs, and now The Springfield journal az.
sures US that Illinois will also be in excess
Of all her quotas on the LIST of March
The Journal says:
Under the call previous to this last 300,.
600 call, the excess Of Illinois was 10000
men. Under the call of 100000 men h er
quota was only 20, l4S, leaving Is, So to be
credited to the call Of 10000, the last cal
Of the President Under this call her
quota Will be about nineteen to twenty
thousand Take the $4,000 excess from
this, and it leaves 5000 only to be supplied
But to make up this number she will have
fully 10000 men enlisted by the 10Th OF
March, making 1000 in excess Of her
quota under all calls.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

EuRorE-Eu:opean advices are to the
3lstu!t. The Schleswig- Holstein question
wears threatening aspect. Austria and
Prussia have refused Denmark's appllca.
ton for delay, and the Prussian Marshal
Wrangle has ordered the Danes to evacu-
ate SchleswiG. England has sent menac
ing letters to Austria nd Prussia. France
and Russia are in accord with England
but will not interfere actively for the pres
ent. An alliance has been concluded be.
tween Denmark and Sweden
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13
CONGRESS-.

The Hon,e on Friday Of last week (the
Senate was not in sessisn) adopted tn
joint resolution Of amending the confsca.
ton act The object Of the resolution,
on its Introduction, was, to repeal that
part OF the confscation act passed at the
last session, which prohibited the forfeit
ure Of tho estate of rebels "beyoRd the
lifetime of the offender As this look ed
like repeating the constitution, however,
the resolution before passing was so modi.
fed as not to forfeit the estate of a rebel
contrary to the constitution" thus leav-
Ing the question OF absolute forfeiture 70
the courts The House then adjourned to
Monday.
On Monday the business ct the Senate
was unimpor.art The House spent the
day discussing the CONSUMPTION act
On Tuesday, the judiciary committee
in the Senate reported an amendment to
the constitution abolishing slavery
throughout the U. S. The bill prohibi-
ting members of Congress or government
employees from acting as attorneys in Gers
tain cases was passed. The House again
spent the day on the enrollnent bill
Wednesday, in the Senate, bill was
introduced prohibiting speculation in
specie or foreign exchange; also, bill
providing new method of electing the
President. The House bill revivipg the
grade Of Lieut.. Gen. was reported, with an
amendment striking out the clause recon-
mending Gen. Grant for tho position.
The House again occupied on the en-
rollment bill An amendment to exemp.
! clergymen wa: rejected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13
Miss LOUISA EAMEs, Sec.

A leading republican at Washington
writes to friend of Cincinnati that Gen.
Fremont declared, recently, that, if Lin.
coin was renominated for the Presidency,
he {Fremont) would run as an independ-
ent candidate; but that, in the event Of
Chases nomination, he would withdraw
in favor Of Mr. c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13
pr.,cott,. Battery Arrived

AZ men, including the Captain, Of Capt.
N. Ii. Prescosts formerly Houghtaling's)
battery arrived yesterday by the noon
train from the east. Our people were ia
ken wholly By surprise, otherwise the gal.
liant boys Of this nebfe battery would have
had rousing reception. They come di>
rect from Chattanooga, on q thirty days
furlough, the whole Co. having re enlisted.
We never saw finer looking body 81
mon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

Colts srea. Pl,,n' Factory at Hartford,
Conn, was destroyed !y FIRE on Friday Of
last wesk rhe new Building, in wAah
the Mimic riff es are made, was saved
The loss is son, s. oo00r0, Of which but
sG10, 900 are covered by insurance. 900
men are thrown Oh: OF employment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

There is great excitement in. Kansas
Gov. Carney has been elected u & Senator
over Lane. The Lans;tes say the electiou
was fraud and threaten revelation. II
10 clear case Of Hdeg eat dog
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

FROM MUILIGAss IRISH BEIGADE-A let
ter from the ODD Illinois regiment TO Capt.
Fitzgerald, received at Chicago, says in
a recent affair in West Virginia, Capt Dan.
Quirk, OF compaHy X. was taken prisoner,
and Lieut. Humes, Of company Il, slightly
wounded
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

1t is common talk at Washington that
Halleck says he will resign if the Senate
passes the Lieutenant General bill with
Grants name in it, The declaration OF
Halleck has made the bill some new
friends.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

The confederate congress has got in a
pet with the newspapers and ordered the
consumption of all the editors. The Rich
mond Enquirer says it will stop all the pa
pers in the confederacy except few en-
gagged in government printing. There are
at present but IS papers in the cenfedsr-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13
Asnlse-os Dty7, A,y. for I'l,tli,g IN Error,


STATE or iiLTSOiS SVrsEgE CCCET-G iihin ord
- tor the Ils:rd Grand p.vsisu Or said Sta;c.
ErgjlIEIl fTrt'yuaH and Ii-e. 2 Bailey IS John
Daruard-cTrJT 20 IaE.xti.
Whereas. tbs s.id X NJ .ma : PTct;yman and san
ucl T. IA sued 81 error r said u
-Ts1.c to-rt 20 Etyers, eHI and decree o.
ty sail john B1r a:e kd Bcna n!n :. IRE ~
iran and Samuel T. Bailey md others il tie CrsL5i
Cour: vel. .y, Which s@id viii Q; 3
.. nd.ng j -pTrIoe Co. g.! vakTeL>, Hrt
SIRE - been daily l-ss-u heron, rctLrnzb
;h> srsI oi the or I'D supreme uri TO re
10 G.u Ottawa. in said STAT, the frs; Tuesday
=::cr a.. IIIrd Monday AlT CeN, acceTd1g TO law
AID slcrras al spGe2Ts affidavit, SO in :
Cl=rA's rt:ce Of sad supre'e Court, tha. the sad
John Barnard IS non resideEi CT She State q
illinois. and without the reach o! The process q said
/ S-prrIIe Cont
Now Therefore. Gu, ihe sail Joan Basntrd, tie
said G.ftHiaTt IN error, vAssc residence appears
Aforesaid, are kereby notified ts BE appear be
tie Justice. cf said Scp.ep. Court, ryxi
:.rn Of sid Court, t. Be holden at Ottawa in said
state the FIRST TUESDAY >fier the taird HoaSay
April to hear the record And proceedings brous
int, sad SGprems Court said Writ OF Z =
ror ana The Sned, II shan see TT auc
further 20 and rscsirs what s.. Csur: shall order IN
/ this behalf:
Da,ed t.is .se..th day 81 February, I. D. 1867.
l.. LELAND, CIs, l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

Bishop Ames has been empowered by
the War Department, says n Eew Orleans
dispatch, to take charge of the Methodist
Church in that city. Since when is the
Secretary OF War the head Of the Metho~
dist Church
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

robert Toombs, the irritable old traitor
YVES recently arrested by Bsauregard fol
trying to elude the rebel passport regula>
tons. At last accounts he was in Jail, and
contumacious
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13
b. s. pnsrr,n... Aao,.aey Tor fa.ntls. n E-re-


;;Y vrtae or an Greer and decree OF the County
J. Court OF Putnam county Illinois, made on t:e Pc
ttiou CT the uEdcrsig ed Administrator of The ea
John T. Gillespie deceased, for leave t. 81! the zeal
estate Of said deceased at the March term Of said
Court to-wit; the 29th tay OF March, \. D. ls.2
| shall, on the 2Slh day OF March, \. D l-6i
between the hours o, 10 o'clock A NJ, ana o'c.ccA
z ~, said day, sell Public Sale u, the south door
Of TIE CoLr, House Ottawa, IN the county Of la
sale, Illinois, the following described Real Esate SIT
nate in the county La Sale and State az Illinois
viz: The southeast quarter OF section uineIten az
;o nthip rytwo 52 north range FIVE 81 cas-: OF the
thi I'd principal meridian, tanning hundred and
sixty acres more less Gu edit OF SIX 6ana e.y
(I2) months. The purchaser to give tond with APP
-cyed personal security and mortgage on tie pre-
mise. sold to secure the payment OF the purc.as c
r,ouey WILLIAM \. PENNELL,
IN Eyr Administration O .IOuN L. irIrI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

According to a statement published "
Adjutass Genera! Fuller, the quota of La
Sale county uader all calls up TO the FIRST
OF January last, was 4l0l, of which she
had been credited with having furnished
BIG
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13
HOTEL FOR SALE.

Wv L l. CiIEf.h fi')CSE,
I COATED on the gravel road, just beyond Covl
J Creek, three adj half mills south OF Ottawa, is
offered for sale, will be exchanged a farm. The
hocse is tive stories hig36x60 ieet, has fifteen
and large dancing hail. There is also q large barn
capable OF holding comfortably IS horses-with
modious hay lofts, &c. Also good granary, good
wells cisterrs and ouhoIses generally, tip top order
With the hotel will also be sod the lot Of 70 acres Of
good land upon which is built all in high sta. of
cultivation, except a few acres of timber.
The hotel has fine run OF custom, and is fayorte
resort of persons from aud the country around
febI3 SIN PETER GOOD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

Metal tips for childrsn's shoes are wor.
Thy the patronage Of all who have an eye
. sosseDy.-11sAa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13
FARM FOR SALE.

Cered for sale. 1t lies about two miles north OF
the city of Ottawa and is desirable farm there
is in tile county, being nearly all under cultivation and
handy market.
The whole farm contains about 200 RI c whole
or part will be sold suit purchasers.
Long time will be given for the greater part of the
purchase money. For particulars inquire OF
f.bs. pm JOSEPH o. CLOVER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

Quotas under all calls 5.lCO
For enlis:ncnts IN l!.Inoi. regiments. i3j. IS
Balance IN Missouri reg Hients. ....... 12.S
Total balance due the Government under the
Besides tho foregoing the State Claims
an adjusted balance Of 3 26i, 70: volunteers
furnished prior to October | 1851, vhich
| doubt not will soon he credited by the
War Department
Independent of the last n.entloned hc-
ures and excl .sive of old regiments re-
enllsting as veterans, our quota on the
first day of January wa: moro than filled,
as evidenced by rolls returned since the
last call. In other words, the State of H.
linois having under every call exceeded
ner quota by the voluntarily demonstrated
patriotism of her people, WAS NOT on THE
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY LAST, OK Ar ANY oTHER
TINE, SUBJECT TO 4 DRAFT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13
stud Horse Spread Eagle.
NnTrr,E

WYE have appointed James Graham, Justice Of the
w Peace. OF Ottawa after this date, sole age mt
to collect all debts due US for services OF above Horse
J. PACKENIiiM.
IRA POTTER.
lasa appointJ. Graham. Esq, agent TO collect ali
debt, due Tor services OF Young sampson.
Feb a 1s64-Sw J. PACKENHAM.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13
NOT T..

NOTICE il. hereby given that election " II BE- held
~ in each ard OF the City o. Ottawa, Tuesday,
the first day OF March, A. d. ls6i Tor the purpo OF
Getting one irector OF the Board OF Education o: the
CITY OF Ottawa in each ward Of said city.
The places holding said elections a,e designated
as fnlnTe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13
100 REWARD!

T1sTRAYED, April last from the Subscriber living
IL in the town OF Eagle La Sale county mile south
eff the Galloway post office,
A !Sorrel Hare Coli,
About years old medium size. white about her
os particular marks recoeeted.
The above reward will be paid for any information
that will enable recover said mare.
NY DOS ONCE address 10 Galloway, La Sale county
illinois. AlOa'k L. PkENDBRNkAsT.
Jan %, lee,-As
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LOST,
FOR SALE.

A FIN E STALLION.
II years old this spring stands l6 hands high
and weighs i400 lbs. he 10 u beautiful Strawberry
Roam, closely built, with fine limbs and good square
action.
lie was sired by improved Morgan Horse, and dam by
May Duke Viii be sold rcasonab. C terms, time,
il desired with good security. JOHN fOCUM,
febl3-6w* Farm Ridge, La Sale Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13
Posting the Books.

Gov. YATES, Of this State, under date OF
Feb. 9TH, issues an address or "proclama-
ton to the people of Illinois. in which,
amidst great deal OF rhetoric in the
flaming giant vein, he announces tie
proud fact for Illinois, that up to the lst
ofJanuary, she had flied, and more than
filled, by voluntary en!istments, every call
made upon her for soldisrs oy the Genera!
Government, and further, that she is the
only state that has done this. II Is also
minated that If enlis.meits continue as
brisk as at present until the lst Of March,
Illinois will escape the draft ordered to
take place after that date to Ell the last
call for 100000 men. We copy portion
OF the Governor address
Our coming at of volunteers under the
calls Of the President was as follows:
Ia .eJl. .-...... '..5S
In lS62.. Gsj
In lsb3.. -t5 eco
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

! CTATE OF ILLINOIS, SUPREME Cou.r.-wthin aud
! - for the Third Grand Division OF said State.
Nicholas I. lglehart WiliIaa Little, aduinistrs
tor &C., oil Richard Bowen deeeased.-ErIor 20 Cook
| Circuit Court.
Whereas the said Nicholas p Isehart has sued GU /,
a Writ of Error from AID Supreme Court to
iudgmen, obtained by said William Little, administers
tor, &c, Of Richard Bowen, deceased against said
Nicholas r. Igehart, in the said Cook Circuit Couri,
which said - r OF Error is pending in said SUI
prens Court; and whereas Writ OF Scre Facias has
duly issued herein, retarnabe the FIRST day
the Of said Supreme Court, to be holden i
Ottawa in said state the first Tuesday after the
I third Monday in April next according to law and
whereas also, it appears by affidavit on file in
Clerks Office OF SAID Supreme Court, that the said VIII
liam Little nonresident of the State OF Illinois
AID w,hou; the reac4 Of the process OF SAID Supreme
Court.
therefore you, the said William Little tho said
defendant il trror, whose residence appears
Aforesaid hereby notified 20 be and before
the Justices said Supreme Court. a: the term Of
said Court holden at Ottawa in said state on the
frs. Tuesday the third Monday N April n-xt, to
hear the aud proceedings brosght into said Su
pr-ne Coart On return Of sad Wr: OF Error and the
errors assigned il you shall e. and further 10
do and receive said Court shAl! order IN Ia. b.
half
Dated til. 9th day o: February, A d 1861
l.. LELAND, tIeFk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

STATE OF ILLINOIS, suraENs CerRr:-wishin and
- for the Third Grand Division of said State.
Nicholas P. Iglehart, Francis NJ. Iglshart, Leopold
wager, Nathan Clark Burnhan, Mary Ann Sh2ys,
fAschan Woodward Farmers College OF Hamilton Co
Samuel daws, s. James William P. Darst. Henry Fol
som rage, Francis Hoffman, John Gridey and Phil ip
A. Heyne-Plabtids in Error. William H. Bierce,
Marcus Brown, and Henry n. Hedges, r., Receivers OF
the Bank OF Observation-Disclosures in Error,-frror to
the Superior Court Of Chicago.
Whereas, the said Nicholas p. Iglehart and others,
Plaintiffs In Error have sued Writ Of Error fro
said Supreme Court TO reverse judgment obtain ed by
said William H. Dierce, Marcus Brown aud Henry n.
Hedges against said Nicholas p Igl chart and 9th
cago, which said Writ OF Error is pending in
= aid Supreme Court, and whereas, a Writ Of Scire
Facias has been duly issued herein, r.turnabe the
frs, day Of the Of said Supreme Court be
holden Ottawa in said State on the first Tuesday
after the third Monday in April next according to
and whereas also, it appears by aihdaV On file in
the Clerks Office OF said supreme Court that the said
William H. Biercc, Marcus Brown aud Henry N.
Hedges, r non-resdens Of the state oil Illinois,
and without the reach OF the process OF said Supreme
Court.
Now the refore, you the said William H. bierce Mar
Brown and Henry Hedges, jr the said de fent-
ants in krTor whose residence appears as sfore
said hereby notified to be AID appear before tho
Justices Of SAID Supreme Court, at the next term OF
said Court to be holden at Ottawa, in said State on
the first Tuesday after the third Monday in April next
10 hear the record and proceedings brought into said
Supreme Court return OF said Writ OF Error and
the errsrs assigned il shall fit, and fur thcr
half.
date I,is 9th a Pshr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

.
The last call was made Oc.ober 18th
1863 and the State had furnished and
been credited with one hundred and
twenty-five thousand three hundred aud
twenty-one (l25,52i) men, q surplus Of
eight thousand one hundred aud t!fty =
(S,l5l) over all other calls, TO be credited
to our contingent for that call, which re.
duced 1t to 1879 men, with still ether
credits claimed but not fully adjusted
because OF imperfect record made in case
Of citizens, and in some cases whole COM
panies of Hlnoisans, who had entered
The regiments of other States al times
when our quota under gwen calls was en-
,rely fall, and, because of which, their
services | was reluctanly compelled TO d.
cline
In the volunteer regiments from the
State OF Missouri 6 032 citizens Of Illinois
we're enrolled and mustered. and in I!ll-
nos regiments there have been ,659 resi-
dents of the State OF Missouri enlisted
which leaves as between the States a credit
Of 3l3 in favor OF Illinois After adjust
msnt of the credit OF l25, 32l. nj, and prior
10 October last, a more careful exauina-
ton of the rolls and returns from the field
il was aScertaincd We were eqtillel TO I
further credit Of 1924, which increased
the number enrolled in our own regiments,
and for which we were entitled 10 credi;
prior to the last call, TO l36. 26S, leaving
the whole account thus:
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strayed or stolen
EJROM the subscriber, in the town of Utica, ILL.,,
4 Bright Bay Mare,
About 12 Years ole, star in his forehead, black name
and tall black legs, stands about fourteen and half
hands high Any person giving information OF the
where abous of said mare, Will be literally rewarded
Ut,ca IAN 2Sy THOMAS SHEA.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-13

Parties intending send fer their friends from the
O,d Country have them brought out without delay
bv tbs Original Black Star Line OF first class packet
ships, by Steamers from Liverpool and Remttances
1aIa TO them at the lowest rates, application to
DAN'L c. O'KANE, agent,
January 20 lS64-Sm Ottawa, H.