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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
NEw-.IERsEyITE,Is.

An INFANTS BRAINS kYOCK2D OUT BY rs IA
THrROn Saturday afternoon nn lflshinan rImed Der.
nsrd fitzpatrick, residing az No IJ Morgan st. Jersey
City, in building known a. " Marine Terrace" while
under the influence OF liquor throw stove Id at his
wife. which struck her infant daughter eighteen months
Of age in her arms, snd dashed ~ brains on. The
child died ~ half an hour acrwari. Fitzpatrick, upon
realizing what he hid done lett the house Threatening
20 destroy hs own lite, bnt taken 10 custody short
IL aerN arr M tie corner Provost and south Eighth.
tts hy officers j. Nugeut and tptiTell. An inquest
Fas he'd by Coroner Farrcl yesterday Afternoon.
MaIgaref Fitzpatrick, wife of the prisoner testified
hat her husband hsl boon on \ spree III lnft week
aud when under the influence liquor acted IN crily
manner and was quarrclsomei On SATURDAY ho dI.nk
IuO! and IN tie afternoon slept about ~ hour o. The
ioor. when b. woke up and told his vito 80 scld tie
boy for moro liquor she refused. and told him mat he
her infant: when nearly al the foot OF tie ~ rs, she
saw ile blood flowing from her child hed and hoard
something diop the hoor which she did not see but
believed 10 was piece oftnc soyei she called Tor help
and then returned to the room, when hoF husband
claimed Ny God have done that 10 my child" and
then voT' the child died shortly after
Or. WalterJ Hal1,n, who was called in testified that
when he arrived az the l0u,a the child diving lc
examined tie wound and found compound fracture OF
The injury seemed 10 have been done by blunt
instrument; tho wound was abont three inches in
length. and In IN ohilue direction. thouea soILe-
thing bud been thrown.
Tho Jury rendered II verdict that they believed that
Eli1beh Fitzpatrick came 70 hor death Ivy blow from
a piece " q stove al The hands 81 her father
pom the rendition 81 the verdict Coroner faETol COM
mittod the prisoner to the County jail for trial.
IsHUMASITY-DEATH OF CHILD pRoA
SfAE,AuoE.-foronor Avery Of Ioboken held an in.
guest nrt week upon the body u, n little girl named
Maria holman. daughter Of John i. Holman OF
llohoten. From tic evidence II appears tnat Mr,.
llolmann rud SIX daughters passengers on the
German barA Doleite from Bremen 10 Ncwlork, and
zero sabJec, 10 severe pryators while board not
having been Supplied with any bread for three and n
half diys after leaving Bromca October J. When they
got supply II was totally inadequate 10 thoir wants
and the general character of the provisions poor
and Insufficient. The family we're only supplied VITA
four pounds Of bread per week twas also stated thcro
40 proper medical Attendance on board ,be vessel
The little girl Morris from prys,jcns experienced died
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
IycnrAsr or RA1rnnAn FArr-Thn diTer

IScREAsE OF RAILROAD FARE.-The different
Railroad Companies 81 brooklyn have pettonod the
Common Coulc for permission 70 raise Tie rate OF fare
ON their respective roads. The PIesidrut II the Com
pauics Represent that they are not how paying more
than EXPENSE and an increase X positively necessary
In order 10 enable them to furnish better acoommoda
iions ihnD thcy able 10 do. Tic subject IL be-
fore the Railroad Committed Of the Board OF Aldermen
who ney probably ne ready TO report at their mex:
meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

II MALONE will sell by Auction on Iu ~
Os nAy'hc 2gth - II O'Clock he LEA 81 snd g!s,s
,fthe ,ots PARK COTTAGE. siHse AZ Ignen,n oi '..
we aud bI1l.wsy md tity nint''st opIss.s '"'
o. t,a.Td Nsfs A..o, iot - ru'n'il'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

BIGAMY.-Betsy Ann johnson (colored) was
arrested on Saturday last IN Brookyu. l.. D..
charge % bgamy. preferred ly Benjamin Johnson her
first husband. Mrs johnson admitted that she uulaw
fully man led man named McClemons. bu, stated in
exicnuatlon het her first husband was unable 10 cup
port her. Justice Walter sent the case before the
Grand jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

LARCENY.-On Saturday Justice Walter sent
Christian Walter 10 the Peaitprtiary for three months
for s,enng cutlery 10 the value Of Sl2 from A. Gross
No. 3pr Grand.s st.. T. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

FousD DRowSED.-Thc body OF man wa
picked up in Gowauus Bay GA SATURDAY 10y two boys.
Who tow ed 10 20 TIE foot ui Tlgty ~. The re-
mains were supported by life-presciver. In hand
lerchief about the neck e4 10 greenbncs3. The
cothcs with the exception Of panta0ons nHd sht were
tied g. the body. The deceased had light lair and
smooth flcc probably about twenty years old IL i
supposed HAT h. deserted ffoni some vessel, and
rer.shel from the cold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
r. iiO,r LHL CITY.

The widest and most improbable rumors prevailed
all through the city on Saturday morning, whom the
transactions Of the proyions night becago fully known
as TO the numbers Of the conspstor and their designs
among the least OF which were tie destruction az The
iron cads and forts in the harbor II was also seated
that gang OF tweniythroc who had attempted TO
take passage mp the Sound on one O. the steamers Of
BE srorinston lir" with yiew Of trrriur or sinking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

BRooKLYy CRY MORTALITY. - The total
numfer OF deaths lest week WIS 10 the principal
disease h,lnr consumption Il. diphtheria = Group
q: hronchits .. scarct fever. @; hopping cough, =
typhoid fever 2; snail poE, ,; lock jaw, J, &c. Oh
men thcre were 10. women. ~; boys ~, girls, %.
Native Of United States u. ireland, ls England, S.
Germany. 4, other nations, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
THE TAMNASY HALL HOTEL.

lhk lAMNhN1 HALL Hplfb.
At 1870 a. H.. the hremen returning from the Bel
mont Hotel were called in TO assist in extinguising
FIRE which had been discovered in room No. lOs and the
door being burst open almost everything In the room
was found TO be in blaze. The flames were soon sub
iued. and small vial labeled "sprits Of turpentine
which was afterward proved to have contained phos
phorous. found on the floor. The room had been
taken by respectable looking young man. giving his
name c. +. Morse Rochester. y. Y. and who car
red with him the usual black leather bag. lie has not
been seen since the fire. AS sample Of the scenes
which might have been expected a, other places We
may mention that Mrs. Dawson ond hcr sick child
were sleeping at the time in the next room to tie
one on fire. and would certainly have been suhocated
had not Mr.. Francis Mahady of Engine Company No.
81. broke open the door and rescued them. Evidently
old Tenmany is no fayorite Of tie Rebels.
THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
At q q. M. one of the poTtors making tour OF the
Entrusted 10 his after the receipt of the
notice sert by the police all the hotels Of tie exist
enoe o. the plot to get them oil fro opening tho
door Of Of tho was surprised by seeing Jet
Of fame leap up from the bed and bedclothes. which
had been saturated with phosphorus and gnitod soon
as the necessary air was supplied. The danes were
ertineuished before much damage done. The pro-
prieors cannot VIII not tiSe any information az
tie occupant Of the room.
TEE EOYAED HOTEL.
At a. no.. a FIRE vas discovered in room No ~ on
tie fourth floor ofthc Howard Hotel, by gentleman
occuping tie adjoining room. who was awakened by
6ndlpg his room filed with smoke. An alarm was
ut given tho Waterman. and on the door being
b1rst open the furniture found piled On the bed,
which wa, on fire. 1t was extingush,d without Great
Ing sny alarm, and on searching the room siterweId
bottle, eyidepiy ibavin2 contained phosphoIns, was
found in the room and similar one In the bed The
rooin engaged On tho I'D by giving his name
as NJ Hsrner, Philadelphia and who strange to say
mad not been abont the hotel since he had engaged
tho room The damage 10 about slOO.
Tip HAsFoRD HOTEL.
About or ) O'Clock ID tie morning fire was de
e97e1ca IL :ae y:e lIrey ,9sus Of The B'nford Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

Fire TO have been only Of the agencies 90
De used In cfTecting The contemplated desr, cton Of
life and property, for man named Campbell, 81 ~
Crosby.st, carried to the headquarters Of Gen. Dix on
Saturday two boxes containing clrisus looking cyH-
dcrs.
Officers who examined The cylinders gave the opinion
that they were Intended for torpedocs.
Campbell the carpenter. says they were taken 10 his
shop in June by 4 stranger who asked hin, 10 make
boxes for them.
Not know ing what The cyudcrs were he made tie
boxes and in them he packed the cylinders which were
never called for.
The carpenter Aid not the man who brought these
cylinders person who worked in tho shop took tho
order for tbs boxes. Campbell ads from descriptions,
that The stranger WAS not laborng man nor Now
Yorker" IN stature lie wac TAIL his hair was black and
he wore summer clothing.
The particular u'cs for which The orpedo-s vero IN.
tended Go not appear but there reason IN the SUPPOSE
ton that they intended fr some murdsrous de-.
sign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
WATCHING FOR FIRE.

Proiiting by the recently discovered incen-
diarism in New.Yors. add tional watches and guards
have been placed in the hotels and Government build
ings and Departments and other measures adopted Is
precaution against sin lar attcnpte IN tbs city No
general alarm however exists on the subject though
all Of the community appreciate tho importance
Of VIC
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

Orr FOR TIE WAH-The camp Of the
100 day naen near 0 t,wa, we presume. is
vacant this morning. a: least The boys
were all in readiness. yesterday To leave.
and awaited the arrival Of the special train
10 take item.
There were, We believe, some $50 men
herr, who passed the surgeons examins-
ton. They were not organized into a
r .gIlnent because there were not enough
OF them. They s" hence to Quincy
where they will be assigned 20 other regi-
parce!ed out among
several They ar. still in charge OF Major
Goodwin. J H. Elward Of Ottswt, has
been appointed by G-.. Yates quartermas
ter, snd doubtless goes with the boys to
OuiNcy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04
The SPAN WoRM-A small yellow spot

The SPAN WoRM-A small yellow spot
ted worm. a species of the canker worm,
called the span or measure worm from its
peculiar mole of progression. i, commit
ting frightful ravas"s in number OF gar
dens in this city. Its first attack is made
upon cooseberry bushes, which are Sc
stripped of their foliage that Of course
they die. Then currant bushes are att
tackled, and after them other shrubbery.
They move in millions, and thus far no
effective means of checking their progress
have been found but to pile straw under
the bushes attacked and burn them ny.
The remedy is rather weeping rs well as
EXPENSIVE. for it kills botn as.ailed and
assaiiants The late rain, We are happ" 10
learn has materially mit:gatea the evil,
which a week ago threatened 10 assume
frightful proportions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04
3 rawberiy Festival.

The Sons OF Temperance will give . grand
STRAWBERRY festival ~ Washington Hall, Tues
day Evening. June I. 1884.
The evenings entertainment will consist o.
speeches by c. Blsnchrd, Col A b. Moore and
others, and stme excellent vocal music BY the
Glee Club. under the direction of Prof + Franz
sc' added to vi ,eh tn. tables will b. loaded with
magnificent Strawberries. beautiful flowers. and
al the luxures ard delicacies Of the season.
Gessrs. CLARK Will $ Quadriile Band. assisted
BY Mr. Boyse, the celebrated corne. player Of Jol-
let have been engaged fer the Ocsassiou.
After the Festival. the lovers Of the Terps,ehs.
rean art will havo the use Of the Hall.
Admission 10 cents.
Doors open n, Ct o'clock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

The EQUEsCUgRiCULUM. This monstrous
big word was explained the other day by
the school master thus: Elaes, Latin for
horse, and erricuto, Latin for running
around Hsnce EquescurreuIum means an
institution where horses run around, and
hen - again, this great To-: word means,
in plain English. circus Well, the cir>
Gus which carries around with 1t this big
name is coming to Ottawa, and will be
here on Monday, the 18th inst All it's
appointments are said 10 be above the
ordinary run of travelling circuses There
are number of curIositiss attacht 4 to
the troupe, very one of which will be
found interesting to those who visit the
establishment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04
y. s. 1910 BONDS.

rh... -. -.
| O. March ,,h ,ss.
.,sSa
TON b. o, .-,,,
syb,cr;D,,o,. .,
States notes or ., n,,,o., ,.. r,.
TO De IEDErxsD IN COIN =, N. ,.sx,,r. ., M.
Government, at snv D.riod no. z.,. I'm. r., ..r
more than f>,tv ..,,. ,,o,u s. ,a anti, ,,.,,
redemption FIVE Pc, osyr 1yrepe.r VIII pc
Pa IN COIN, on Bond, o, 10, over ons hundred
dollars ,nnuay and on ali other Bonds semi .nnuu,Iv
The interes. is payable on the ar.t d.ys o. March
and Septe ub.r ia each wear.
on Donds, iaey may pr-ier Registered Bonds .,s
recorded 4 Il. books 9. is T. 5 Treasurer, and can
he ira .si.xrel only Oh ;.e owner. ..a.,. C.unon
Bonds pay abe % ees.-r, AID are msr, con
vsnieut for copn.,ci., mac.
,.,
""''HS "'s" D"hds draw interest from March Is',by
paying tie sec.u,d interest in eoiu-{or Ia Cuiteu
State. no,,, ar a., 1871. -, e,.u, pL
q 1900.
'A" ~ 's's"s '"'A' '~"IhS
~" ''e 1.'s OF subscription. aHa degs"t--
AZ '"e's hond' are
e"Sm' 'hom MUNICIPAL CR SIAIs TAXATION.
Their value Is increased FROM one to three per
per alaun according to Ii. rae .! tax !svIs. IL
AZ the pfe.eH' rsss :: premium gold ,h,ypay
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04
Homeopathy.

T. nv friends and patrons az Ottawa ard 'icIni
Is. ! wish - saw. that nr o. II. Mann. who hrs
commenced the practice of medicine in our con-
n,uuIty is graduate Of the University Medical
College Of New York Cl;y. the hes; All,psthic
School 80 II" | :. ha- spent two vea-s in Belle
we Hospital. Y. Y. CITY. and Is row prar ,lcing
Homeopathy, purely from a conviction OF is su
peror;Iv over the Allopsthic prrc:icc. lie now
oF-rs his service. 10 the friends OF Homeopathy
IN this city. Ia may be found my old office.
JAS :. ATkES u. D.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

LIST Of articles in Box No ii, sent May
26, 1864. by the Union Aid Society of
We t Ottawa, East Utica, South Waltham.
West Dayton: IL white shirts, l9 colco
shirts, Al paper, S est.chisms. 2 handker-
chiefs. 10 tracts. pads. 46 bandag-s, l
package sage. pounds crackers. 4 pounds
dried opples, pounds COO kiss, pound
tea. 6 fans
March 81 barrel Of potatoes in vine
gar, k-g Of pickles
May FL keg of picked cabbage and
oni ms, 2 kegs horse radish
May l6-l barrel of eggs.
Miss A. E Curtis, Sec.
Mrs E " CURTIS lfeS
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From the Mission S. A. s, May l9, 1864
Rex No. . contained Is shirts, 81 sheets,
81 pillow cases. 81 hancherchi-f,, 46 pads,
| tabI-cloth. 6 rolls cloth, 2 linen sheets,
2 havel"cks. psir socks, husk pillows,
20 feather pillows, > pairs slippers, ID tea,
3 quilts, ! package sage. l linen coat.
! airs drawers. II bed ticks, II lbs dried
apples, can honey, 8 lbs dried berries.
7 rolls baudugas. l ID dried picplant
Mrs. C.LE-TrA Row., Prs.
Miss ELEANOR BAKBLR. Secy
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A RgagrT Fog t.. pI-cs.-I: IS d blessing 10
III" suffering 20 snov tia; NC have an sf'.ctual
cure for tbs traly trouulr.c-1e disease. Mr. !.
=. EIaz4rlc. Of 10; Second street Cincinnati. o,
taxes 2rea, pleasure IN informing all who ave
suffering ~ 'h piles that ne used a small quantity
or Or. Strickland, Pie f;emedv. and It effected a
Pcrnzn-nt cure. THIS seems 10 be the With
NJ " no make Of this splendid preparation /:
IS manufactured a: No. E,s, Fourth street, C.u-
c'anati, O.. and sod by all Druggi,u.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04
MISS TENNESSEE CIAFLIN,


TIE e ct XGgaef!c Docs,rs. rad t2ai ,ovan: Ply
s'ctHn,
who hes so a.fenished the peopi. BY her wonderful
cures and mysterious revelations during her trav
els ia til. United States during the lar, six years
has visited tn. mos, important towns in the states
examining The sick and afflicted. curing them with
unparalleled success. and through her magnetic
influence and wonderful operate rs. has caused in
valids to walk in avery shor, tune who had done
SO for many wears. This lady seems to be endow>
ed with the healing ART and supernatural gifts to
such remarkable degree. that she convinces the
most skeptical Of her wonderful powers. and gives
information OF so much importance that people
from every wal. of life come TO consult her. Her
skill and powers Of mind are great, there seems
TO be disease but will give war to her treatment
This lady is physician indeed. She see
and point out the medicine 10 cure the most ob.'-
nate diseases those .a, have FOR years batIled
IN. skill Of our best physicians. such as
DiptIs,in. DpeG1s Of the 7h.oof ond lungs N.n,t
and lis 'omIh'hfs. I.Sc'.S,s, Jtbr >toD'nch Hi,
rTfgio. .ici n. r1ch~ j. oy.1. IN the ,h,st. AAt1
ma. RE or I"'''' 9 Siobnos> amer. HM.d "nd
J3trdct j. ysotiG,n tro"c.. IL ON (, - houy,,
icik"nt pam or Re rs ,}iHs'. .n1|,i. dc
And can max. ssIves snd lnir cots tia, will cure
old sores. fever sOFes. GERS rheumatism .etter
eeTO!ulh, s3it 'ucu'i, CaiSiTH. k?Tdlns, WeakhesS
in the lack aud limbs. and other complaints Of
long standing, and has performed astonishing
cures upon those who have long since lost their
SIGHT AND HEARING, or nearly so, by disease.
All forms Of female complaints attended 10 with
grea, success. During her travels she has cured
hundreds who were on the verge OF the grave. who
are now living and enjoying good health ihreuch
her skill and successful treatment. Satisfactory
references will be cheerfully given when required
She will guarantee TO make permanent; cures in all
cases she undertakes Her examinations are with
50 much satisfaction TO merit and receive the
confidence Of MI who consult her. She answers
letters pertaining to life and health with great
satisfaction, and all who consult her in per-
son, will please give statement Of their case aud
situation for her investigation. and, If required,
medicine will be sent by express without delay.
Lawyers. Doctors, Ministers. and manv other
scientific men. have consulted her upon matters OF
high Importance, ard give evidence Of their entire
satisfaction.
She has sstobk.hrd her Lfrn airy at the For
Ricer Houie, az Ouswt, Illinois.
Where she NAV be consulted upon slI matters per-
tanning to Life iie.lth, and diseases of the Human
System.
All who wis. to test her skill and powers Of
mind, should call Immediately.
CONSULTATION FRE, OEE D0LALR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

To c. frssL- Rad ss.-w. I the attention o. our
"a T--refs - t.'e .cy-Tii-t ColCuUs
- 'NTFuEFs RtN-DT IsIl =. fJ- :tr cure o.
: o.. Jr!a, sh' TAts" ger able ;
sE. nren iOGLG insst sSser- FOR ts, gse
y ;h- % vi ir my Aiso AID regulating J-
ia-s a. Ihc frrlse system. often rUp;eG
r. -s!'tl-. Toy q .in Speedily
ihOr aus'T .zf rias al Dois0us-Nrc Pc
f. ny iunocuous the most ID cate orxsn ,a..ou
They as bes- AM Gee I've cave - Go
nor IN G!cGl y: discovered. Ca '"r Cherokee
Pc ,dY in.-c Sold h - r. sgs;s throughout
the ssI--,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

CouRrs-The regular juno Term Of our
County Court, Judge Leland presiding,
commences next Monday.
The regular June Term Of the Circuit
Court. JUICE Hollistsr, commences on the
Monday following.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

A Ss.scSAB.E R,lywas tia: On Tuesday
nish, for which, y all Sc people, give
thanks The land was really threatened
with destructive Drought. .ie crops
were h.s ;n1in, 10 -ufer AMI the inevi,a-
Ele chintz>bng and army worR, and span
" orm, and all that r.s,i:-rous insect
horde which droush, drive. TO the sur
face |, prey the succulent vegetation,
in the absence OF moisture balo~, were
n, king their unwelcome appearance III
swarns as the sand, Of the S ashore Ia
numerahle The rain has probably saved
the wheat crop which now looks PROM
sea % able. and vigorous start
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04
NOTICE.,

would respectfully announce n NY friends
that have r"g.iaei NV health and will row at
tend 30 all calls IN town enau;ry for ,hc purpose
Of piGctcIng medicine and surgery in copsr.Ger-
ship with DR.. T. =. "41soS, 81 Philadelphia but
ROW located IN Ottawa.
Da c. Y. NIX INNer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

Morn Rs. sAvE Yors CHILpsss.- Thousands o. child
die yearly whose lives nigh, be saved
He;hers, Dr. CfcrcIrL-'s wprrr LoI-ng.-. which
viii surely XIII and e1pel them from you- children
Children will them Is readily IS any candy.
Price IS cents per hex. Also, Shields Compound
Cough LozcnEe, For s-rs ~ all the druggists in oa
va Ill. April 2Sl S64 ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04
4 Bit ola Row

There was tho beginning, on Thursday
night, Of what mi ght have resulted in a
very serious row in the rear Of the Court
House, but FOR prudent management. The
city Marshal had, in the evening. felt It
his duty to arrest young woman OF the
town whose indecencies IN the vicinity OF
the camp had become public scandal and
nuisance A soldier named Hunt under,
TOOK to int etere and prevent the ares,
ufo" which, after some scutHng, the said
soldier az we'll as the cypriaa was arrested,
and conveyed to the lookup under the
Court House. The news CT the arrest
reached camp, and thereuPon a hundred
or SO Of the boys came up town and
unde, took to release the soldier from iru-
prissnment by force. The Sheriff soon
found his hands full of business. He
called upon the posss c0mitztu,, and in q
short time from fifty TO l0J men had
sa,heres, armed with pistols, shot guns
DC, determined to uphold the civil author.
tiles The Sheriff male a speech, but
seemed TO have little effect The deputy
Sheriff made speech same Jesuit; and
then j O Glover, E'l, was invited by the
Sheriff 10 address the boys, which he did
giving them some excellent advice, assur-
i-E theni that their fellow soldier should
be fairly dealt vita, bu, could not he re-
leasel by force. The boys told hin, 10
DRY up, You - old cnrperaead !" but
seemed to .e rapidly cooI!n. down in their
ardor. Several incfrc:uai IL demonstrations
wsre made at the Jail door; some stones
were hurled and we believe Little scut-
fin. here and there occurred; but nobody
was seriously hurt. aad il the course Of an
hour or two the soldiers hal quietly dis
persed.
There are, as must always be the case
among raw, undsciplinsd troops, some
pretty hard cases and some bad men
among the hundred day men in camp be-
low t'wm, and there has besu frequent
complain; during the week fronl that
quarter OF petty ou.ragps. The mas, Of
the boys, hsweTer, aIe we'll behay, a. d
respectable, and ii ~ pity that their
god nsnl0 should sufFyr from the bac.
g: iuct Of q lew scamEs and loaicis a
f:w months efactire service and discipline
will Of ccur-o weed ous this kind Of rub-
bish; and the boys, instead Of taking up
the quarre.s al the black sheep among
;!csn, wou..! ind it much more conduc
- their good na:.ie 70 ala IN doing it.
I.e -. 'i"a. "a. taken before Police.
Magistrate Graham yesterday morning
and ii 81 fer dsorisrl: conduct The
lady in lie c. 1: -ll,u- il! the lookup,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04

A good second hand Ms!odeon is Offer.
ed for sale cheap by c. w. DESHARD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-06-04
NOTICE

Tho Soldiers Aid socity will give .
Straw berry Festival about the middle Of
June. LrzzIs Dow Rec Sec