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JcpIcIAL ELEcrrox-On Tuesday next,
cur readers might as we'll be informed, for
We presume most Of them havs over
looked the fact there will be an election
for Supreme Judge, to fill the vacancy
occa.ioned by the resignation Of judy
Cation. Hon Charles 3. Lawrence, the
nominee of Republican Convention
held some time ako 1T Chicago, is the on
y candidate in the field so tar We know,
and will douotiess 10 elected So IL viii
probably net pay most men to leave their
v>sk Or bus;n sss 70 a,tSsd this election
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O'7csend Er.tdence CJr.8.y.s :: set 'Srs.'
Sort. % .SnP--Ts Cou.i Eg-,e.
OTTAWA, Ill.
RESPECTFULLY oCrrs MS rrs'e-siena! services to
:he people Of v''s-s.rd Ais.ri
pr by practice e; M.ns years ~ Cleveland.
Ohio, has tAi = re ,XpsreHce n lks irxAtn.IS
% sre'Ilous, caronie senrrsI ei.s.ss', a, eau
c-r, fever ..re. rh.umat.H, Ac Re.
lie bszs lave refer 20 n ,o sSiuz aEsng my
o;.sr axe certificates he j. ate - produce
CL,y.I.SB Sep; Ssh. iS3s
DR.. wm Irrxr weary ca. In.ve b.. is.e .Io-.
esq. % lis cal ssl %: have hard IL favorabiy
spoken o.. lie Il. se!s', MAJ o. iairEri;y and
COED Upright e.siI:a.
Mayo e> tt> C.tg.r c!-...ln9.
lea. certify % tia, which 'pse.. Stills. the Mayor
cy sad Of friend ..d 81 ;lI.A beet Er.,s
ia aOoYe-
c!ers and, Sept. ,atA, 1898 MI. HEWITT.
DGs1 81 :.6 Uosyit,R.
THIS will certify tha, I har. leea acquainted -th
DR. Bresg fer the t-rsl OF TUG yeAss. and know
cLa 20 be COOS. moral aud = s.sesons ei;i-
Ten say Win regard to MS SAIL . Pay
.. an, the al! y, 1852, tsttI vas attacked
win = vl.nS arorn .iic complaint tha; rrsseTsi ne
p,r =. " Incapable Of any business or any mosrt.
l al lied DE- latter trying othrr Psysic.ns
I. Ici) AID isInsJ a'sy rs.lsvsd.
Can a!so say, that rom G.Oa Information kos that
b. has le= equally Successful ia my other cures.
Gt1kI. KIRK, Ciiy Ndrsii!.
CIcvrl.sd, Oct 22I, 1875.
This is to certify tina, l have been afflicted vita
nose for . number 81 years aud Is had beoene
very painful. applied Or. Wa. Brsgg, Who has sp
perai- spon the cancer, and removed the tunsr and
l se.vs has sEec I'D nnAl cure would recon-
E,.ud al the may be AZ ic;ed with csncsrsus
AFT elton 10 his care. HkZEKIAH ELpRsDC
0his City. ia Al, isD.
This certify that have been afflicted with the
Asthma for iwesy years ana for the Lass 'ss ysA's
have e-n unable to Go any business or take any
fsr and for ST. neatAs past have bses osliSei is
8 in my chair part OF the time l have sppIsi
several Phys cIans TO 10 Acct have Alss eal,s
o ~ The nost etnin-nt Physicians IN Csse-
I.ad they said they eeu.d do n.tniaS 10 hely ne,
About the middle of AugaS. | called ca Dr. Wm
gr.xx Iak,I the frss dosI Of ais MEDICINE
| went / pcd and festsI ~ we'll As | ever d.,
AFTER continuing los ssras, promo is:st lnyse1
pst.cty we'll. Sei.g A. the ay= .. io6ty s..nS
aIl LA ALA.
liz Inra C. LII
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

JosHr, r. o;DDrxc., L. S Consul Gen
ersi in Canada, died suddenly st Montreal
on the o9th ut He had for . or 80
years in succession represented the West
srn Reserve district of Oaio in Congress
before bis appointment to Canada, aud vas
Known worldwide for h:s extreme and
revolutionary views Oh the subject Of abo'i-
tcciSm
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Farm FOR SIZE

T OFFER the farm which reside fer srie, con.
tsin.nE l66 secs. stua ed in the town O s1eedsn
La Sale County. III II uie north Of Ottawa AEs al
lunIng he yii.@ge o. Ha dins. IN AN en- therc -
CIurthz a Sch'-1; House, Mech tiis's shobs,
Steres and Post once su'pl led by I'm Week v
mail About 81 OF The iarin 10 timbe land,
uu,t VII CHI go d. he basEte 10 prsir-, 81
Of VII ich 10 fen, iats lar H. 0s and small
al uhder u cd sRis OF tulvst, COED Line
barn by feet. well A.tsk'd eft with tails for
anaries aI,d she's for cattle, cd frame
dwell LIZ house IS - viii of
good n At ihc door. nd cis;etn hard Of
about So s-nfi'd ~ Sst of with have tur
frGit fer several !e 49, b"alsng pear. peach "Ium-
clrrry trres, eaisWha ard ab-is grapes. currauie,
berries DC kl-o- tlrT Of the a n,
q frame dwelling foIse 26 f,ei ~ 10. stab
&c a fine yourS orth-id si 40 s a,ed PIP trees,
tm"sI winch S"i. fuIit last year) cry trees,
piums curranis &c. The -timb,r Al prai lay ad-
Join = in one body, and the Improvements o
Gated that r.. finn could be diviIed snaii
on--. Eglt d Greek ruIs through the tin Der. and
there II, airing stock water the premises
For Stock Gran earna II 10 OF the best
tons in the equity. For terms apI ~ to ,he under
signed. living the premises VA. BAKHtR.
Hrsedsua, ILL.,, June ID le63-t
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The Republican. SAEiossi Convention.
meets az Baltimore next Tuesday, June
9th As the sole test of = loyalty by the
that the persoa favored the re election Of
Liacoln. and none but loyal men are
admitted 10 this convention, OF course Old
A5e's un.-;,nous nomination ia foregone
conclusion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

New SUMNER COBRA fine lot OF the
nics,, sumner dres, goods erer seen in
Ottawa JUS, received by D. n. HALBEsr.
Sinrc these goods were bought, the same
gods have advanced in Ne. York from
) 10 10 cts. per yard; so you may wait
years before the goods can again be b ugh
Is cheap - they can now be a. D N.
EnInnr.s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

EVERY FAMILY SHOULD EAvE SEWING
MACHINE, and Of the many styles now be-
fore the public, none combine so many
excellent features % tne"Irover & Baker
We find this machine alone adapted to
the elegant embroidery which has become
so popular this seasop-which advantage,
aside from all others, is sufficient to com
mend it TO all ladies contemplating the
purchase of q sewing machine
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04
HAaGAs.T WARp

, rStsI COMMISSIONS AEp EXPERIENCE OF 4,
INVALID
F-hiishei for hte beb,c, ana CAUTION TO
YCCSI NKS Bna siLer,, who ssG-, from Nervous
pgb. its Premature Decay Of H4EsooS, dc sspp'yn.
a. IN. JBE SkASs Ssi1 Crss. ~
who cured himself s:,,F GDd- gpisE cons id,rasc
ol,c.-ty. Ey eaco'in= P1,rPsis addressed rH,ei-
epe s.n-e sol rs nay be sad ri the sutho'
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
Tu-. 1;b les<-fy Pros. W. kin:s Co., n 7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

TAKE CARE OF YouR HEALTH And that
Of your children, and use no other cure
for Coughs, Colds. &c. except that stan
daTa rene ly, Madams P0rtr's Cough
Baisnm. II i. acknowledged by all who
have given it trial as being the most re-
liable preparation ever used; it is partic-
uiarIy adapted to lung and throat affsc-
tions in children. Try one bottle only %
esnts-all Druggists sell it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

BEowSs BRoNcHIAt. TRoCpKs, for Couc h-
Colds. Pulmonary and Asthmatic Disor.
d@rs. hav. prored their efficacy by test
OF many years and have received testi.
them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04
Notice.

There will be q meeting of the Executive Com
rni:iee ofihe La Sale County grieuituTal socstr
en- ncIt TUESDAY. June .th. 1854. 81 the Court
House. :. o'clock i. II JoHS STouT, Sc y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

4 EArUABL. CENT AT n recent sale of
coins and mel,!S in New York. Il cent Of
l7S2 was bousiI, by a Brooklyn gentleman
for $3.50
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Democratic County Mass Convention.

Democratic County Mass Convention.
The democrats of La Salle County arc
requested to meet N Mass Convention at
the Court House in Ottawa,
On Thursday, June 9th. 1864,
to aproint II delegates to the democratic
State Convention to be held ct Spring
field on Tuesday, Juno 10th. 1854, to ap-
point delegates to represent TN. state in
the National Convention to be held a.
Chicago, July 4:hr and to nominate can
didates for presidential electors
q. 2 Hi-HEwGT,
MN CEyAS
o. Cs CEr.ra! Committee
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elic<.,

oTy!cs Ottawa Gas Co..
Jun, !, So.
~ WING ,h.f,.r.-,.., v.'uc g LIB And AL
tc-,l. used IN the ra 1u'~.i ZIG Q gas Ss are
g-f ch rye ~ me rate o. 'h''e ao'-
las aud per Ihau.s Nd i.e' roe 'hs c-'-
Until t-rih CO an3 also A7f t,s noT' men
Tsr 'cs, :. b ht.Ipl.EI, ~ :.
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EstrTgs.
HIARs CoLT-Ta.en Gp ~ T. Di'H ~, il -
Vi town o. Eirl. Z, Al: JII... 's.'t.s r.
Col, cry c.!o-, =. s.i- -:I.a . . % 49,. g.
90. N,tIrJ a. sSy. = W. I Al = -, - { Etrs
May 81 1884
Ro.s Fun TAKEN up 7. ". C,egg. in tie
Grevslsud Ia sale County, Eosn Ply, go year,
old, lad ole -h-n .asrn .p- Stuei =: =
Mag 20. 1901 w. RaYAONL. CIc.:.
-ifJanls.rat0r .I0tce
E-r.rs ~ MANA TEEEr, D,csL.-7.
FYlHE undersigned having been appointed Adsi-.s'r-
OF Inc Estate OF Maria Terry, late NJ e
county OF "a Sale and Stat- o. Illinois, .'cese J.
hercbv give. notice thA; h- will appear before y r
County Court o La sail, reuHy a: the Court IioI
in Ottawa, ~ the August Term the Thus Men -
IN August next. Hh oh time al porous hsiE
claims agsins. sad Estate notified and reGIers 4
attend for the purpose OF having the &c
Az persons indebted to sad Estate are requestsd a..
make in VI rate payments the und-rsiSaed.
Dated this SIsi day OF May, d. 1854
II. ", TERRY. .iS,si~it- sfc
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MaNlOOa .aoyy iost, how atc.

stored.
Just published, edition OF DR. CtLsEH"tLLS
Cal BRAlp E-AT On the ynGicd cure twithout niedi-
cne) Of SPsRNA TuRuoE,. Semi al Weakness, lnvol
uutary Seminal Losses. Imporeucy. Mental ana Physi'
cal Iruuni,v Irl,,i me Marriage, etc. Also,
Consuup,ion Fnilepsy and Fits, induced by sell. liz
.,u.erc. Of .rN.lai ex.-rvtgt1cs.
e,s- Price in sealed euvei 'pe, only cents.
I'M. celebrated bur in this admirable Essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years succs siui
pracicc that The alarming sequences OF Self Abuse
nav b. radically cured without the dangerous use OF
internal : edciue or application Of the katie
10 utirg out mode of simple, certain
and ,tfrc ual. by which every sui rer. no mat
ter what his condition may b., may cure himself
c.rrp'v privately and HH'iica,ly.
s%- This Lecture should he in the hands OF every
' outh and .v-ry man ia the land.
Seat under seal. plain envelope, to any addresS,
Dss, yfi, on rcr.ipt or Two post Stamps
Address Ia publishers
CHAS. J. c. KLINE 4 co.
f:I gowery, New York, Post Ofhce Box ASS.
May 2S.h, 1851
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

A RowDy SENATOR CoaEs To GRIEF A.
mong the biggest ru!haus about Washing
ton is the Hoo. Zlcharith Chandler, Sem
ator from Mic gan. One day last weei:
he va. letting off gas al the dinner
''coppsrheads he hated them worse than
''pizen snake, '-woudn't 90 to heaven if
any were there, &c, and finally mentioned
Dan Voorhees, as among the worst OF them
Dan in company with young H.pnegan, OF
Ind. sat in hearing, and turning around,
confro-tei Mr. Cn,n.ier The latter
arose, grsspei his chair and, in an insult
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

An Inov EGG--In Dresden. the capital
and re>idrrc- Of the King of Saxomy,
there i an iron egg. the history af which
is serahtclng lik" this: 4 young Prince of
the House al Ifap.hur., sent this iron egg
Ia the Princess Royal Of the House Of
Saxcny. TO whom he was be.rothed She
rscci, Ell it in her hand and look eu unon
it " tn disslain In her INDIGNATION. tina,
her royal lover should send her such a
gift, she cas-, it to the earth When it
touched the ground, a spring, cum nsly
hidden in the egg. opened and a silver
yelk rolled out She touched a secret
spring in the yelk. and golden chicken
was revealed; she touched spring in the
chicken and golden crown. interviewer
with pearls and rubies, was found within !.
she touched spring in the crown. and
within 1t was e'amosd marriage ring
There is moral to this story, ar d we ven
ture the assertion that few can tail to di
vine it. We shoald learn therefrom never
to judge hastily or specifically.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

ENSTRATED On or about the LIST Of May, from the
IL subscriber, the town Of RutI and, . eorrsl
Mare Colt years old this spring, white stT1p N Ne
face and both hire feet white suitable reward WI
be paid for in formation witch will lssd - the 1eeovey
Of said JOuN AtUo
Nay lItA 1894 r.,
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NJ 10 are Won. ar
Tle lndjana Representative inforaed
AIM wn" he was, and Immediately struck
rn ia the face. when ia. latter struck ut
h. opponent with III. fist, and raised his
chair as If TO strike with it. when Mr.
4 annesan inter i-r-d. s.ud stated that It
Wa no time and place - settle the diff
Guilty. Mr. Chandler Immediately struck
at Nr. Uannegap. when the latter seized
a pitc Ter from the table and inflicted
blow upon his head, which placed him
hors da cor'jat with a.lslle blood letting
Both gentlemen appeared in their places
in Congress next day, 50 that the matter
has ndsd as abruptly as it began.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

4, 1t the grea. fair IL New York, 50 at
the fair row in progress at st LOUIS, there
is svord contest peadins-ths sword to
be giren 10 the ganarai getting most votes
a day or tuo ago me vote st cd Hancock
.;S9. .fcCIeiian 40, Butler 2Ll, Gran, l76.
.tsrr- III
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IL tbs ssnAts. Saturday, proposition
70 give the right Of outrage to nsgress in
wsshinrsv uas Detected
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Gen. Grants daughter-who is said to
be a miniature picture Of the Generals
observed with much interest by the visi-
tors Ia the ST Louis FAIR She i. TO be
seen in t;hH r,;'fr.i Depai = ont, dres-
500. . . -.-.. .t..-'. -ur ;rT "a ,F.asl oY1
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R'n Ess.tS.
DIR. w n. BEEOC

GOOD BARN. near n. C.4r! - -. -. a.
n q4iFe OF l.n- as. NIrC is.'L = e. !
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

LoUlsiASA-The Washington Star saws
that Gen. Banks ha, been appointed mil.
tary Governor OF Louisona This if true.
is somewhat singular Louisiana, we had
supposed, is RECONSTRUCTED state. 1t
has recently been reoIgAnized on a loyal
basis by compliance with tho Presidents
plan Us detailed in the amnesty Proclams.
ton. 1t has elected Governor and other
State officers. More than this, a ccnven-
ton has assembled which has passed an
ordinance abolishing slavery forever. Now
one would think that Louisiana, SO far AZ
its state Government is concerned, ought
to be considered on an equality with other
states, and not be burdeded with SO an.
omalous t n officer as military Governor
Is the Administration already distrus,ful
Of Hahn?-.St Louis Republican.
The progress of Geaeral SaERMAE's army
ha> been steady and rapid. His objective
POINT Is Atlanta, which at last accounts ks
was fast nearing. We give q sketch Of
that place, which eur readers may find in
tsresting
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

CHICAGO, FEB. 1851.
Prof T. II LIZ "
Dk,R IL, yIn; made u chemical lysis your
Nectar B.tt-rs, from stock sale OUT y yaur hluIs 7
find heIn perfectly FIRE. from h ug the Iesss de
ieterieuS character. ana een- in every particular
it'll the foruala OF Ingredients ven hy you FOR
'Aan. in at!"n have also noticed their feet
tee as mid stimuli ant, and general ;'EiC for travel
ers TO guard aganS' change OF waite and dysrrlsia
Sttuency, debility bilious disorders for coRvaes-
cents they have superior. Rrspec ~ ly yours
". X. kVtESOS.N ID.
Surgeon, OcWlt,t ana Cf<in'1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

Dyspepsia, Fsrsr omd -ignr, Depression Of
>piGfs. Gen6rci DeGtitti; Nervousness.
Constipation, L,ccr Complaint, tohc,
And a Proven;I-s of F.yers, c;ce:c
a. 20 induce III rronretor to eff 20 ihr pubic
Lqli distilled # ON th M al ch coutsius ou'y su
spirits anu 'Vcr T. ua&= vac y=r.-. 4.
Ne. necessary med cine TG-y con;ain NJ mn-
erai or scid, nos any sIb5ls 10 thai pure ad
who .>o
For fevvr and Asue it is q sovereign preventive T.,
well - Awe, and be adm s'rr,G 10 children
III u"a.t-te irn'Ii ~Itn perfect impun ~.
II csr net &c " jecrnnab :" the temperate rs
only sufficient spi its are contOiuei IN i give PR
4 uiCai +
To ierSGts of sedeu'ary habits II is Il sovereign
remedy a.i 70 these auT:rny from loss aipet te
torpid Es-s or q. tude, il will give usJ4G. relief.
Sold by alt ,ra lists.
For sac oy no' LING WORTH soS, Ottawa.
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perso1a.ss Mother Goose " old " omen
who lived IN . shoe, and had SO many
children she did st k.sw what - do
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PROFESSOR LEONNARD'S
CELEBRATED
Nectar Bitters.

This justly celebrated tonic, corrective and alter,
tive. composed entirely o. nero. OF vrlknosn :. a
zeal the ei.ct % whose c"'u5u Alto ha, h--n
practically tes:Sd with such universal suc.-s a,
for
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-24
NEW TESTIMONIALS.
from the Home Journal, June 4th ]

From the Home Journal, June 4th.]
In every business or profession, indeed in every
department of science or SKILL there is always some
Acknowledged h.ad-some one who stands out in
bold relief among his fellows; as sort OF leader.
In tho study and treatment Of deafness and catarrh
as special diseases, DIR. Z: B. LIGHTHIiL, OF thIs
city, occupies just the position above described;
He has devoted years of labor to this speciality and
is now reaping the reward Of his industry. The
editorial columns of the Tribune, Of recent date.
bear witness to the Doctors success in this depart
ment Of medicine. We quote the paragraphs:
"CURE oFA DEAF MUTE.-LoUIs LoEwfNsTEIN,
lad fourteen years of age, born in Germany, came
after his arrival here he was taken sick and lost his
hearing. BY degrees he became first deaf and then
dumb For nearly ten years he was a mute. unable
to hear the loudest voice. or to articulate word
Abouton year ago he was placed by his parents in
the hands Of DIR. LIGHTHILL who has so far sue
ceeded in restoring to him his lost powers Qf hear
ing and utterance that he can converse with those
who speak to him distinctly and deliberately. Dur
ing the past four or five months he has been under
the tuition Of MIR. BENNECKE, and has made consld-
erable progress in reading and arithmetic"
Having been supplied with the lads address, we
that, previous TO calling on DR.. LIGHTHILL, the
youths case was considered hopeless and he was for
two years an inmate of the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum. The Rev. JOHN MOTT, ID, Professor In
Union College. Schenectady, in published letter,
tenders his gratitude to Dr. LIGHTHiLL for treating
successfully his case of deafness. Rev. FRED: s..
JEWELL, Professor of the State Normal School at
Albany also testfes 10 having been cured OF catarrh
DIR. LIGHTHILL possesses other testimonials and
tributes TO his talent from some Of our wealthest
and most prominent and respected citizens, which
may be seen on application; 1t would be ditilcult
10 speak in any but terms Of praise OF bis treatment
in the face of these many proofs and facts testify
ing to'his success. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-24
The Journals Loyalty.

The last time we had occasion to refer to
the Quartermaster's Journal of this city-a
machine carried on upon the proceeds of
the doubtful transactions of its proprietor
in the Commissary Department Of the
Army, from which he was dishonorably
dismissed for fraud and peculation-we per-
formed the disagreeable duty in. manner
which had the desired effect, that paper
having for three days been tolerably de-
cent and respectable. But its issue Of Sat
urday contains evidence that the bundle of
fossilized vanity and ignorance who edits
it allows his penchant for vituperation to
outstrip his prudence, and he seizes an op-
portunity to ventilate his "loyalty" by ly-
ing about The STATESMAN. A republica-
tion Of the charges and specifications upon
which The Journal proprietor was tried,
found guilty, and expelled from the army,
would prove more perfect description OF
The Journals "loyalty" than anything the
ex-Comptroller and Mogul Of the Strong
Band can write. AS to the latter's loyalty,
no other evidence need be had than that
which the Second Ward Draft Committee
can give. An institution like The Journal,
living upon the patronage of the Govern
ment, and reeking with the miasma Of cor
ruption and treason, should economize its
epithets and its vanity, and be the last to
fiaunt It's dishonorably obtained wealth be-
fore the eyes Of the people. The painted
harlot who faunts her gaudy silks and
jewels In the street, obtained them by means
which are honorable compared to the means
by which lAe Journal reached the prosper
ity It indecently parades. There is plenty
Of such loyalty as The JoErnars--in the
peniteutiary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-24
The Monster Gen. Paiue-One of
MIR. LincoIn's Pets-More of his
DOines.

tCairo Correspondence Chicago Times.l
Let me relate case that is notorious In
Paducah, and the facts can be learned by
all who so wish from almost any citizen of
the place, Republican or Democrat. During
General Paine's reign man went to him
and informed him that certain man, living
some seven or eight miles from the town,
was a rebel sympathizer, and that at one
time he had killed Union man, &C., &c.
He did not, nor was he asked to make oath
to this statement, and it should be further
remembered that the informant had had a
personal difficulty with the man he in
formed upon. Gen. Paine ordered a squad
of negroes to go to the house of this man,
arrest and shoot him, and bring his body to
Paducah, that he might with his own eyes
see that he was dead. The negroes went
and arrested him. The gentleman's family
were in the greatest grief at his arrest, but
he assured his wife and children that the
General would certainly release him as
soon as he could see him; that he had never
been guilty of anything, and, therefore,
it must be some mistake by which he was
arrested. The family were comf0rted with
the belief that the husband and father would
certainly return that evening to his home 4;
but night came and he did not return.
Morning came, and their anxiety compelled
them to send to Paducah to hear what It'd
ings they could of him. When they went
to Gen. Paine, he answered that he could
not tell them. Thus matters continued for
four days, when the friends Of the family
found the body in the pest house, riddled
with bullets and partially devoured by rats,
and then Gen. Paine thought he was taxing
his humanity to allow them to take the
mutilated and decaying remains and have
them decently buried. This murdered man
was not even guilty Of the high crime OF
being Democrat. He had incurred the
dispieasure of Paducah Lacquer, an intense
patriot an intenser Lincoln man, and
therefore he was the victim of one of the
most diabolical outrages upon record. Yet
Gen. Paine is the idollzed pet of the Lin
coin party, not only in southern Illinois
but throughout the land.