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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

By r. s. Peasants, A,ses'y.
ii e.r''sss'' s'ss';ws. .,o... Carts, &c,
1t auction On Saturday. the i2sh irst, on tns lot
a Council Chamber Hl!, VII! sell Al 10 o'clock
number Of
HoFees,
Among them
cx.elIczt young mules. thoroughly broken and
perfectly sound, years Old
ambulance aud horscs
thorough bred maze, In Ncal by Eoesnth
1.-TWO horse wagon, With Iron O. lss, nearly rsv
2 EpiaDaid work norssa
carriage
! CAT, 60.
Ry order Of thu executor
bay horRe, sound aua reliable
busy AID harnsss
O.UUU 'A1' : TWO Mules.
wsgon, Cart,
Farming Utensils, Is,
at auotica On Tuesday, the 18th inst, At ii O'Clock
| will sell at the farm OK miles from Ricbmcnd) on
| Deep Run turnpike, adJoning the farms OF Mcssrs
| Bennett, E!!ett, and Lawrence
mules. COW
two horse wagon and harness
! cart aud harness
5000 feet flooring, scaniing, and weather, board
ing
c0Dn tuSheis Joe
| general assortment Of farming utensils, &c
The farm contains 3ox acres, With y co nfortable
dwelling and all necessary out houses and can be
rented upon reasonable terms by application 10 the
suctionseF
Persons wshin. to attend the Gale will provide
themselves With passports
NH ii IS PLEisANTS, Auct,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

n-nar Brick rsn.taeas. ss KS ss8s s.do 81 lssso
= skr.gt, nesr - Brosi 81, 10 - ~ a'.es.an -
vii 1E sla ST aaesIas, On Ito QTs.-ves, on acn-
s.~~ re - h sg.Feb, 1891 ~ Is e'csc1s II. sns
go ,,r1k ter. u,sal I.sel ~ snar. recaniiy sceu
y,ss he Nr gferr and NV occupied b. g1st ten
ant q e80O per aasum, nd beng the nnh tenemets
from the corner II oontaies six room! besides
Kitchen, D., sod admirably we. ,o.su -. %
rssss-cash. The taxes for 1854 70 b. paid BY
the purchaser.
A UerroN SALE of valuable Coustry Seat on
"A the Brook Turnpike, two miles ABOVE h!eN
sonal Effects thereon, eonss,ins OF Hou:shosd
Furniture, Hog, Cove. Corn, Fodder farm-
Ing implements. &c; also, Of valuable Real E:-
tate on Brook Avenue, In the city OF kienmood.
and large number of Lots In Henrico, near Brook
Avenue, and nine handsome Squares In TIE plan OF
Bacon's Quartz. Branch Tavern property.-At the
request of ar. Mosly Woodson. Trustee. acting tor
the heirs and devisees Of Capt John Goddin dec q,
late Of the county Of Henfico, We sha oner al
public auction, on the premises, on ThuTsday, the
| 18th March 1904, commencing At II O'Clock N,
that beautifully located Farm on the Brook Turn
| pike, two miles above Richmond: late the resi-
dence Of the deceased, containing Us acres, when
will be undivided into four lots, each containing
= acres, except one, which will contain u scees'
| This place 10 20 we'll known that It - deemed IN
necessary describe II further than to say that the
| land lays remarkably level. and that the building
| on Il are sufficient for the accommodation OF
| moderate sized family, the most Of which are in
| excellent order. After the sale Of the land, .
| small parcel Of Furniture will be sold, together
Z, with the crops Of corn and fodder, some few
ine hogs, two hne cows, and the usual assortmen.
Of farming implements, together with parcel Of
faitsd wood. Possession given la few days.
And On the same day on the premises, at 4 O'Clock
PN, that large and well built framed dwelling on
the cas-. side OF Brook Avenue, between Clay and
Leigh streets, fronting shout so feet, running back
le5 fee. TO q wide ai'sy, now occupied by Mn Da
via. After which, III. following valuable lots viii
be sold viz: A 10, on the south side Of Leigh o.
In B Harvie's plan, near w pavis's mick yard
$50 Asset-s>s fsfxSnrnAe ~
feet, running back about 100 feet. Also, half Io
No 10 Duvai's addition, Henrico, near TO w A
Robineon's residence and beautiful sQaares ID
the plan of Bacons Quarter Branch svsrn pro
properly viz Nos 7, II, IL, 13, -, Is, 10 H. and
Is; each containing about 400 feet front surrounded
by streets.
TERMs-Ca the taxes for 1864 70 be paid b,
the purchaser. GODDIN APPERsON,
me 10 Auctloneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

NJOllCE I'VE have from this day admitted Mr..
~ w p Mayo to IA interest Ia our concern. The
name Of the nrm gill not DO changed. He VIII Gen.
duct the business In our absence. We hope 70 have
the continued patronage Of friends And customers
NH 1-2sw2ws v. D. TOMPKINs BRO.e
NJ LUMINOUS o A L. Suitable for forging
10 cokins, and for stationary engines, win %
hereafter for sale at Our coke yard corner OF 10th
and Cary ss and Ut the Cartes Hill Aines TaokA-
hoe creek JNO WxRTA, Agent
sAlswev
TF7x0FzCTUxE6 foSaeso.-Ws have q
Ivu ceusignmsnt . large ioe of superior tobacco,
Cd and sweet.
WILLl Am, CARRIN0TON 1 BARK5DALA
mn - Cognsy Cary and issA ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

BY Davenport d Co., Stock AvettoRA0A
fO1lce corner Cary and 18th ots.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

BIZ Thomas w. heesse, AsussCq.esr.
romeo corner OF 18th and Gary sts.i
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no rAhsfnsn.-A nav Dsifs 6 8, VIII c0fSs
j ~ rops complete. Apply n ~ oaaask
N I-Ns
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TUET RNbII6hcd-
JOAN OF ARC
Her life and character derived from ancient chroni
cts,
By JOHN FENTONRIIL, Of Virginia.
For sale by JOHN W DAVIES,
Bookseller and Publisher,
fe26-e0d0ws 9Th street., Richmond.
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Il subscriber, on the MOI ming OF the 9th OF Feb
ruasy, nay negro Taylor. Aesasout 20 years Had
On when he left pair of light blue pants sl9uch Ia.
cast look and speaks very slow. will give fifty dol
lars reward fer bis delivery TO James Kersey on 8ih
str ct, al Rersey i Dsyis's shop.
fe 20-7t CHAS DAVIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

1NHE Powei Gun (oreech lizolng)
For sale at auction.
On Tuszday, tae 10Th Inst, at 10 O'Clock will sell
at my store No 10 Main st, the patent right fer the
State Of yIgei. Of
Tue Powell
Bree.b Loading Gun.
The model now 10 ths Patent Hffice has been o-iti-
caiiy examined and most favor ably reported upon.
model OF the above gun will be exhibited % the
Gay OF sale
To capitalists ard Others wishing IN engage in q
~ fable enterprise toe above sR 'ris rare Oppor
tUuity ( s PLEA5ANCs,
NH II AuctOnasr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA..
ORANan G. H.. March 10.-A heavy rain
has been falling all day. Nothing interesting
to report.
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(a1PoasA % RE pnsss AssociAnov
Battered according TO oct Of Congress In the yea
1853, by J. s. TnaAsHsA, In the CieEs's once .
the District Court Of the Confederate States 30
the Northern District of Georpa.
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The above sale IA postponed untii Hfiday. ~ uth
IT March, at 10 O'Clock II.
mho W a. A..
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30

The homo OF jeff. Davis, in Richmond
was robbed on the Dist and then set on fire.
The fire WAS however, discovered in ti,na
to save the building
THE COUNTY AGIlIUETuEAy go.
CEETY.
The Society hold a meeting on Tuesday
Feb. 18th, for the choice of officers fer thu
ensu.ins year. I am requested by the
President of the Society, TO call attention
- the matter through the Ottawa news
papers. have only time to say, that the
Importance Of those business meetings is
too frequently under estimatedf
A full attendance of the members at
the meeting above mentioned is rartrcu-
larly desired. Matters of importance will
be considered. The last annual fair al
though great success pecnniarily, did not
give universal satisfaction In arranging
She programme of that fair, the Executive
Committee did what they believed best in
view of the peculiarly condition of the
Society.
Is is quite likely that a jueIicious policy
that will give satisfaction to all, may be
devised and adopted; if more interest Is
manifested and a better attention secured
at the annual business meetings.
GEO. 5. STEBBINs, Ger Sec
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30

Why the war must continue to be sup
ported by the whole Ncrth ard on what
terms alone there can be peace, is stated
in fever and clearer words by Hon. 7.
Butler King, in a recent letter to the
people of Georgia, than we remember TO
have seen it stated anywhere else. He
says:
" Var must end in peace: and sooner or
later both parties must agree to terms up
on which they will lay aside their arms
The events OF the past two years should
be sufficient to convince every reasonable
man, both north and and south, that it is
impossible for the Federal Government to
suhjugate our people; and statesmen of
the South cannot fail to precei, 5tat tie
FcterdL Government c2njlot dJan{3n tie arar
erclpt on restoration Of the Union, ,e''tout
d.ufger Of tie further dismsmJrD.cm Of tie nj.
GO."
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O,dtrtd, That the Clerk of the County Court be
directed to cancel the judgment rendered n, said
court against Lot thirteen in Block ninety seven
State Addition to Ottawa, on an assessment for re.
building side walk in front Of said lot.
Wood from Special Committee to whom was re-
ferred the petition OF Giles W. jackson, and others
in relation to the purchase of Fox River Bridge,
reported letter from w. H. w. Cushman in relation
to the matter and also copy of the law charteTln Z
the Fox River Bridge Co.
On motion of Dryer the report was received and
time given to the committee TO make further re-
port
Wood presented the following order which, on
his motion, was adopted.
Or2ered, That the City Surveyor be directed TO
inquire into and make report the Council of the
condition of the street If any exists running par
alle with and the east side of the lateral canal
from Madison street south to the basin, whether, if
street exists, any encroachment has been made
thereon. --. s.. ... F..
On motion of Rowland,
Orltered, That the City Attorney be directed to
notify the Canal Superintendent that unless he
causes the ice under the Acqueduct in Champlain
street to be removed within h,e DAYS from the date
of notice, assit will be commenced bv the CITY
against the Canal Company for obstrncting said
street :. ~
, On motion of ,Dimrnick,
Ordered, That the City Marshal be directed to
erect posts at each end of Mill street and post
thereon notices prohibiting all persons from hitch
ing or leaving teams in SAID street so as 10 obsruct
the same.
lee Bills ORDERED PAID.-Bill of Samuel Patter-
son, services as Street Commissioner to Jan. 10th,
1854, $3.50; Fred SchaniIn, services as spec! al
police, st2.0O; james Wilson, work on Niagara
Engine house, 1915; David Ahern, coal for engine
honse, 50; 7. G. Gibson, ballot boxes, s.; :. ".
Raymond, judges fee i'll two cases, 81 George ;,
Graves. team labor 81 John Pope, team labor,
$3.50; Thomas Fitzgerald, work street 50;
Timothy McCarty, work on streets, also; Michael
Bailey, removing nuisance 80.
| Bill of John Manley referred to Finance Cen.
r1hto~. .-
Adjourned to Fei ruary 9th, 1854.
.. LEAVENS Clerk.
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War News OF the Week.

The array of the Potomac is Inactive
and Maud bound. That of Lee is apparent
ly in the same condition It is reported
by deser:srs to &c widely scattered, but mol
Weakened, except by q mutinous feeling
wrong the men. There was evidently 9
6ght among themselves in front ST Xii,
patrick's dirision few days ago
Gen. Butler reports a successful recon
noisanoe to within seven miles OF For
Powhatan, up James river, BY Gen. Ora
ham, in which no opposition was snceunt
cred and vast amount of rebel pro, ert,
destroyed cog - sa5a
Rebel reports from Charleston say the
Smelling of that city has almost entirely
ceased, while federal reports say the shell
ling continues incessant, and that Charles
ton is gradually crumblins.
The position il Eastern Tennessee con,
tinues threatening 1t is now reduced
q almost to a certainty that Longstreet has
been heavily reinforced, and IS concen-
tratins to make another attempt against
A0O4vul6 1uCSb Oh our FORCES cast Oi
Knoxville, have fallen back. A week
ago, the rebel Gen. Vance, with brigade,
attacked and took one of our forage trains
east of Knoxville. Gen Sturgis went in
pursuit of him, recaptured the train, with
Gen. Vance and most OF his men. On the
18th INST near cambridge, 40 miles east
Of Knoxville, another fight occurred, in
which the federal loss was l50-that of
the rebels supposed to be greater. The
federals fell back to Knoxville Gen.
Foster is confident Of being able TO hold
the place, but Gen. Grant has ordered
most of tho troops in Kentucky to the
front
John Morgan is said to be organizing
for An extensive raid int Kentucky and
Tennessee, to cut Off communication with
Knoxville and Chsttsnooga
The rebel Gen Roddy has been making
quite raid into Middle Tennessee, but at
last accounts was badly cut up and driven
back by Gen. Dodge.
Quite a rebel force has lately made its
appearance near Port Hudson, threatening
to attack that position.
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CONGR ziSS.

The Senate On Monday adopted Summer 5
resolution requiring Senators TO take the
oath Of allegiance Mr. Bayard, of Del.
thereupon announced his purpose to take
the oath and then resign
Mr.. Wilson, on Thursday, Withdrew his
resolution for the expulsion of Mr Davis,
OF KY, after week or two had been use
lessly spent In debate upon it.
The deficiency bill, tho pension bill, and
one or two other small appropriation bills
were passed during the week, which en-
braces dtout all that has been done.
The House spent most Of the week on
the CONSUMPTION bill, and finally, on
Thursday, postponed it to Wednesday,
w. j. Allen, of Illinois, attracted some
attention OF Wednesday by speech de-
nuciatory Of the administration Arnold
undertook to reply to it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30

Ez,rpr.Trog.-Thc Democratic and Con.
scrrat.qe members Of Congress have
adopted tie following resolution on the
Euejeet If the restoration os tLp Union .
HHsofosd That W. are for the r~stsfs-
ton "f All the States 10 the Ufior That
patriousI" and true craftsmanship ieYaqr,i
th2t srcn PolIcy shall be pafsusA f,,r9r4,s
the people OF the states m ~hich the inS
surrection exists as shall he best calet,la-
ted to brlng the cxr"psissand exhaustiny
war IN yhich We are now epgaseJ -. a
close, and to restore said States 10 the Ia
lou under the Constitution, with ell the
constitutional rights OF the people uni,a.
paired ., .sl.l Lac =.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30

Tussn,r. ian. %, 1861.
Regular meeting. Present Aid, Dwyer, How.
land, Wood, Dow. Fenne Dimmiek, Miller aud
Hathaway. ftHH
Mayor Rice being ubsent
Aid. Dow was appointed Chairman pro tan.
Minutes of last meeting road aud approved
Petition of John 7. uike 10 have i.iluar License
refunded.
On motion Of Dwyer petit, received aud re-.
fcrred to License Committee, -
Gu motion OF Wood.
ORDERED, That the City Collector 10 directed 10
recei e from Frank Coyfe the aum OF Twenty ono
Dollars and fourteen cents in tail payment OF tho
assessment against Lots i've and eight III Block
thirty SIX States addition 10 Ottawa Tor 10 build.
ing side walk in front Vi said lots.
On motion Of Miller
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30
THE TnAw.-T This region has been attic,

The THAw.- This region has been affiic:>
Oh for the last week or two with an old
fashioned January thaw. The snow has
all disappeared, mud reigns supreme, the
sky overhead has been mild and serene as
April, and the ice in the rivers is on the
point of leaving for the land of Dixie
Yesterday we had a thunder shower, and
this mornins the weather is raw and cold,
indicating a probable termination of tie
thaW
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30

The tone Of ,he rebel correspondence
recently picked up by our cruisers is not
always very happy. For instance, N. C..
Irowbridge writes from New York to bis
friend charlie Lamar, IN Paris:
Good Gcd, Charlie, if you were here,
and forced 10 listen 10 the Lincolites about
what they intend to dc, dc, your hair
would STAND as straight as old jackson S
eyerdid YOU would have to be tapped or
yon would burst
And Charlie writes back from Paris, en-
deavorin2 TO givecncourxgement, and tn .
VAS the best he could do
" Duke do Morney, the Emperors ,,rif-
brother, told some ladies night bafors last
that the Emperor would recognize us in a
short tins" ..- -ae
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30

EUEcrE.-Ihe Canada brings adyices
from EurDpe to the 10th.
The Princess .of Wales has got baby
The Senate of Frank fort has refused 10 al
low the Great Eastern to be rallied off in
that city. Parliament mas been proregued
Until the 4th prox. The scl.leswig-Uol-
stein question continues to wear threats
ening appearance (though private advices
received at New York state positively tia
it will be settled peacefully Garibald.'s
resignation of his seat in the Italian Parli-
ment has been accepted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30
.NHEGIEE",N .N1LE

10y virtue Of an Execution and Fee Bill issued out OF
, tho Clerks Office OF the County Court OF La
sale County and State Of Illinois, and to directed
whereby I am commanded to make the amount of \
certain Judgment recently obtained against John c.
Champn in favor of John Cow!ss, OUT Of the lands,
tenemcns goods and chattes Oft said John Cham
Lots ten OO) and eleven QD in block eleven (11 y In
Ottawa North, said lots being in the city OF ottawa
La Sale county, Ills. ,
Therefore, according to said command, shall e.
nose for sale, PUBLIC AUCTION all the right, tit e
and intc rest Of the above named John Champin in
and to the above descrbsd property, on Saturday
goth day OF February, 1864, at o'clock r. d., att 9
A., nth door Of the Court House in Ottawa
Dated OF OTTAWA, this SOtt day Of January, 1864
WILLIAM X. MILLIGAN,
a wst sta-t. = Sheriff Of La s. 10 County.
Per D BRUSu, Deputy,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30

BCRysEnE' sCAMFAlGy.-We have received
an Interesting sketch Of the campaign OF
Gen Burnside, in Eastern Tennessee, writ
ten Ivy hand familiar with all the cxci,-
ing and moving incidents of that memo.
rabIe episode in the history Of the present
war We shall lay it before our readers
next week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30
STE o. .TSs,s s,s,sss s2ss4 ,1aa

STATE OF ILLINOIS suaREME CogRI,, scilAia as.d
- for tks.7Hird7 Grand 0fefsfc1@#nHrrTs e. Ba'ou
IS. Lucretia Jones and joseph Retteameyer.-Error
20 Bureau County Circuit Court
WHEREAS the said William s Baou has sued out a
Writ OF Error from said Supreme Court TO
Judgment ATTAINED sad Lucre;ia Jones and Joseph
Rcttsnmeyer against said William s Baou in the said
Circuit Court of Bureau County, which said Writ Of
Error is now pending in said Supreme Court; and
whereas Writof Ncirs FaciGs has been duly issued
herein returnable The first day OF the Of
sad Supreme Court, to be holden Ottawa, in said
state on the first Tuesday after the third Monday
Api next, according to law and whereas also, ap
pears by affidavit file IN the Clerks Office said
uP enc Court, that the said Joseph Retenmey is
OF the state of Illinois, and whou: the
re,.ch OF 'le pro ess of said Supreme Court.
NOW therefore, YOU the said Joseph Rettenmeyer
'he sau ieeHcant IN errsr, whose non-resideuce APP
pears a. aioresad hereby r6:lfsd to b. and al
pear before the justices Of said Supreme Jurt at the
Iterm OF sad Court to oe hoien at Ottawa in said
state on the tsst Tuesday after the thrd MONDAY in
April next to hear the record and proceedings br,nyFt
into said Supreme Court Of said wr, Of error
the assigned, II you SHAH see H. and or
Their do and receive VIVA said Oourt-gh.l o-d.,-
| this behalf r > : 3 70 - ~
Dated this January 3o.h, A, D. 1861
CO Is 7&wFFr L. DELAND, Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30
ID TATE OF ILLINoIs. srrRKug CcuRr.-within and

~ TATE Of ILLINOIS, SUPREMg CcURr.-Within and
~ for the Third Grand Division said State.
Nathaniel Ieckard rs. Edward sayre-Error to Pc
oria.
Whereas the said Nat ianel Heckard has sued out a
Writ of Error from said Supreme Court TO reverse 4
Judgment and decree obtained by said Edward Sayre
against said Nathaniel Heckard in the said Circuit
Court of Peoria county. which said writ of Error
now pending in said Supreme Court and whereas
Writ of Scire Facias has been duly issued herein re
turnable the liz st day of the April said Su-
preine Court, held AT Ottawa in said State the
Tuesday after the third Monday in April 1853 accord
Ing TO law; and Whereas also it appears by aidav
file in the CLERKS Office of said Supreme Court that
the said Edward Sayre is resident Of the State
Illinois, and without the reach OF the process of said
SUpremeCourt. e. = B.
Nov, therefore, you the said Edward Sayre the sa id
defendant IN error, whose nonresidencc appears as
aforesaid, hereby notified be and appear before
the Justices of said Supreme Court at the next term OF
said Court to be holden Ottawa in said State, the
first Tuesday after the third Monday in April next, to
hear the and proceedings brought in 20 said Su
preme Court return of SAID Writ of Error and the
errors assign ID il shall tit, and further TO do
and receive what said Court shall order in this behalf
Dated this 18th day of Jan. A. D.!S5f.
a.tt IA .A ~ L. LELAND, Clerk,
McCrLLocu TAGGARr, 14tty's JIr .IdiltiFin Error.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30

fersoas proposing TO go to DuropS, or
send money to FRIENDS there, or procure
passage for friends from there 10 this
country, viii Re interested in the adj
vcr,iscmcnt of D. C. 0 Kane, in our col
uaas - GaT. ...... ."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30

DRAFr.-We are told from Springfield
that there will be no draft in Illinois un-
der the present call, yet Government las
ordered Gen. Corse to Springfield to take
charge of TIE depot for drafted men
What does it mean? Is there to be another
call -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30
xIO REV K ID |!

I,sTRAYED IN April last, from the subscriber living
IL in the town OF Eagle, La Sale county, mile
ef The Galloway post Office,
4 .so,rel Mare Coli,
About 4 years old medium size. no white about her
!, M rticular marks recolleeted.
The above reward will lie paid for any informatio
that will enable 10 recover said mare.
My pos Office address is Galloway, La Sale county
linois. MICH L. L. fAiENDERNRAST.
Ian nj. ls6 ,-ItS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30

An accident occurred on the Rocl,
Island Railroad near Joliet on Monday,
BY which one man was killed and several
others seriously injured. No passengers
from Ottawa hurt. This information is
from private despatch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30

Gen. Rosecrans, it is officially an
nounced, has been assigned to the com
mand of the Department of the Missouri
and Ger. Schotield has been ordered to
report to Gen. Grant an
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30

The old 1lth Illinois regiment has re-
enlisted almost TO man, md was at Lou
isyilIe on Friday of last week on its way
home on furloush. There are a good
many La Sale county boys in.hat reg
iment sss
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Council Proceedings.

A Goldfish break fast and an India -rubbcr
over-oont will keep n man dry all day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30

a lineof packets Is advertised to com
mehce RAINING between Liverpool Eng
land, and Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago
on the lat of April rfoxt