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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-17
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09

Old Daddy SArP, Of the Peru Herlld, be-
labors us in a column ofsmall plea for copy.
ing statement of the associated press,
that the Richmond papers had copied old
Abe's amnesty proclamation IN full The
associated press being wholly under mills
tary control ct Washington, and motions
for its lying, 1t is very probable lied in
this matter but Daddy Sapp must shut
up" on the subject of lying after giving
such an account as he did of the Coles
county outbreak. This statement that
Congressman Eden made copperhead
speech; that Surgeon York replied to
it and was shot down :" that Col Mitchell
ordered the arrest of Eden" that large
bodies Of copperheads were approaching
Nation on Wednesday in short Daddy
Sapps whole account Of the affair is SO
curiously deficient throughout of particle
of truth as TO be remarkable. The wild>
est rawlings of the Tribune dispatches give
nothing SO ridiculously foolish and false.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09
Hon. B. C. Cook has entered the field a.

Hon. B. C. Cook has entered the field a.
a candidate for the abolition nomination
for Congress in this district in opposition
to Hon. j. q. Norton. He made a speech
at Joliet on Friday evening of last week,
discussing the questions of the day" in
an effort Of two hours, but not failing to
mention incidentally, that he was after
Jesse o. Norton. His speech is Of course
highly lauded by the Joliet Republican, the
editor of which has just been ousted from
the post Office At Joliet for expressing his
opposition to the denomination Of Mr.. N.
Mr. Braden made good post master. and
il a man of influence. controlling pretty
heavy wing of the Republican party of
Will county and his influence as against
Jesse o. Norton is certainly not impaired
by this bit of petty and malicious persecu-
ton. Thus Mr.. c. commences his war on
Jesse by giving him q serious tussle in the
only quarter where he ought to be invul-
nerable, and to be worsted in which alone
would be fatal. As both arc rabid alo-
itionists, going to their fall length all the
negro policies of modern radicalIsm-mis-
ccgenation included-of course We can
have little choice between them, except
that on the score of brains, Mr.. Cook has
doubtless immensely the advantage of his
opponent, and is, in like proportion, the
more capable Of doing mischief at Wash>
ington.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09

CeScKEss-We have found 50 little of
interest in the proceedings Of congress for
the last week or two, that it has not been
worth while to make up a summary of its
doings. The senate aside from morning
hour business, has spent its time chiefly
in discussing the proposed constitutional
amendments to abolish slavery, and the
house has been discussing Chase's bank
bill, which has been about killed with
amendments. A bill to organize the ter
ritory of Montana has passed both houses
but is in the hands Of . conference com.
mittes to reconcile some amendments
The House has passed series of resolu-
sions affirming the Monroe doctrine. 1t
refused to pass resolution to inquire into
political arrests.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09

A SINGULAR CURrosIrr.-One of the most
singular and astonishing freaks of Dame
Nature, rarely coming under notice, has
lately occurred in the growth of a horn
like tumor. from the breast OF Mr.. Joseph
Millaway, of this county. The tumor was
situated little to the right of the breast
bone and made its appearance some three
years ago. in the shape of three horns,
which, after a while were shed of like
deers antlsrs, and like them it reappeared
and grew to be several inches in length.
with the appearance and solidty of horn
A change taking place in the flesh around
the tumor he became alarmed and went
to Charles D. Green, in Philadelphia, who
removedit. The operation was very severe.
covering q space as large a. a hand, ex.
tending down between the ribs. Mr.. ".
whs resides near Dover, has the curiositv
passervsd in bottle, open to- the ,n.pcc-
tien Of any one.-An,wna (Us.rya.e q 7is.es-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09

n, o. Blow IT WoRKs.-The negro
cook at the Rock Island House, Rock Is
land, committed an assault or two girls
employed in the same Establishment. for
which he was taken before justice and
fined $500. The hotel keeper, a rabid
negrophobist, was then appealed to dis
charge the negro, but he replied If be
had to choose between niggers and Irish
he would keep the niger and let s4s
Irish go. lie then discharged the girl,
and kept the Niger.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09
War News of the Week.

Tho army Of the Potomac is mud bound
and although said to be fully re-organIzed
aad some reports say 100000 strong, will
not be able to move on account of the
mud before May. Yet the hospitals al
Washington are being cleared for the
wounded of the next battle.
All the rumors about Gen. Meade SEM
Isplaesd are put at rest by the authorize
tive statement that he will be retained in
his present position. Gen. W. F. Smith,
who ruraor said, would take his place,
has been assigned to the command of the
troops in the field in Gen. Buffers dedart>
Asnt.
Gen Grant, while at Fort Monroe on
Monday. concluded the prelInninarie for
regular resumption of An exchange OF
prisoners with the rebels.
Forrest, since his repulse from Paducah
seems to have had his forces scattered
along the r. r. from near Columbus to
jackson Gen. Grierson met and defeated
= part of his command at Summsrviile:
Tenn, on the ID. Memphi. is now exer-
cissd by reports that Forrest is preparing
to attack that place
The movement up Red River continues.
Gen. Banks forces overland from New
Orleans united wi.h the forces under Gen.
Smith and Admiral Porter, at Alexandra
on the Goth ult., and started up the river
next day towards Shreveport, where the
rebels have concentrated in strong posi-,
ten. Gen. Steel, from Little Rock. means
time, has advanced as far as Washington:
Ark, on his way to unite with the main
force from below. L great battle and vic>
tory at Shreveport. IS promised as the next
news.
All is still quiet in the vicinity of Chat>
tanooga. Knoxville, &c, but Gen. Sherman
has ordered all regiments NOW on furlough
to join their brigades on the expiration of
their furlougbs without days delay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09
G II A n D
Shakspearean Masquerade |!
SHAKSPEARE'S BIRTHDAY.

The Thespinn Society will hold GRAND SHAE.
SPEAREAN NASQEERA DE, in honor of the Birth.
day Of the Immortal Shakespeare On Friday Ecenin1,
april ed. at Washington Hull. The charasters as.
sumed will be adopted from the Dramas o! Shakespeare
snd there may be expected that occasion presena
lions not only Of Hamlet 0theEe Lear, shylock. Des
demona, Uphea, &c, bat large range Of historical
and grotesque characters. including Shskspe ,rean
variety Of Shepherds, shepherdesses Witches Fairies
Spirits end Ghosts.
Dancing and Banquet " i'll form part Of the en-
tsrtanmept, and to insure for observance OF the
costumes, tickle Of invitation will be issued The
Thespiana design sending to Chicago and Peoria Tor
COSTUME and any wishing ii, can have, for
small sum, the use Of . dress prepared to order BY
sendins his name with . design alton Of the costume
Desired to any member Teespian Society
a. possible Aasks also be Lrecui ed on similar
spplics tion for both gentlemen and ladies'.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09

W,yren Wheat IN WISCONSIN farm
ers inform US that this crop does not look
very promising, the last severe snow hsr-
;ry injured Z. considerably. 1t is hardly
- sible, however, TO Judge very correctly
what is the real condition Of the fields.
a few daysof warm and favorable weather
nay make tall right yet The farmers in
some localities, have already eennsnoed
sowing spEinG Wheat Watrto1a { Wis
OemeerGk -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09

At tho municipal election IN Leaven-
worth, Kansas, on Monday, the att radical
ticket unsuccessful. Mayor Anthony,
the jayhawker, sndeavored to excite q
mob, aud closed some Of the pells; but
they wers're1pensd by the peoplr, and
Anthony and number 81 his partisans
received physical chastIsenent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09

The Democracy are again beaten in Con
neeticut and New Hampshire, but 'loyar'
paper explains how it was done. The
abolitioui.ts carried n II. by 5000 The
paper in question gives list of 6,400 sol>
diers that were sent hoHe to vote. at gov
eminent expense. The partisan Partially
with which these men were picked out for
furlough. was so scandalous s nd notorious
n the army of Potomac. that the men
were Kissed and hoo,ea As they left.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09

ELKCrIoNs.-1he annual election in
Connecticut took place on Tuesday. The
abelitionists carried the state by 5,54l ma
jority, which is a small increase on their
last years majority. The democracy have
carried Lincoln, ILL., Dubuque, Iowa
Fond GU Lac and La Crosse, Wis, and
Columbus, o. The conservatives have
carried Jefferson City, No. The abolition
lists have carried Springfield, Bloomington,
Du Quoin, and Morrison, Hi, Cincinnati,
Lancaster, Trey, Dayton, and Cleveland, O.;
and st. Louis and st. Joseph, Ne. The
election in Springfield, in this State, was
. perfect farce. The aboiitionists secured
the Moderator, q QuarteIn aster in the
army, who allowed the voting Of all soils
diers who presented themselves at the
polls
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09
yOVICE,

TO all Whom i May Concern; notice is erekv
given, that am ready to pay a certoin psomisso-
ry note made by me TO lgnas (or Ignatz) Herse fer
the sum OF S2ioo, dat ed February 5h 1862 due lst.
(3d) March 1864 drawing ten cent interest per
Eum ter LIST OF March 1862, and secured BY mortgage
on real estate recorded in book So %60 OF the re.
cords OF La Sale county. State of Illinois. upon the
delivery up o! said note; and that the holder ena
owner OF said note receive the amount now que
thereon, at Ottawa ILL., Of NJ Kneusssl. or at any 81
the bauks at Ottawa, or any other part OF the United
States upon such delivery and cancellation OF said
mortrage; and that no interest will he paid ssi
note after this date. JoSkru DohAAN.
OTTAWA, III, april 3D. 1851. <We
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% Dollars Reward ?

On the 18th inst. Engish Coach Dog, called
Den was kept the o. 4. Express Once, In this
sity. The shove reward will b paid for information
that Will ssd - Ne dstsotie Of he pesssa o. Psrssns
vAe ssonttsd Nj eesssisss ~ osu % The 1xyrsss
oDQo0 ~ ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09
Dc.oIu,icn Of PARTNER shlp.

The copartnership heretofore, existing between shs
undersigned, under the name and firm Of Dimmick
Mrybury is this day Dissolved by mutual consent, eth.
party is authorized to collect and receipt for any
accounts due the firm. +. T. MAYBURY.
Ottawa March, 18th 1864. l.. n DIMMICE
DR.. l.. n. D1MNlCK, of the former arm of Dimmisk
Maybury, has this day With himse in the
Drug Business his brother PhiIo J. Dmmibk. The bus.
ness to be carried the old under tbs name
oiDinmick K Brother. In EfMNICK
Ottawa March. Path 1864 PLilo J. DIMNICK
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09

The miscegens, y. O. Is, &c, have get
up q shout over supposed victory in
Springfield, hitherto a democratic city.
The simple solution of the matter is, that
an abolition Colonel was struggled in as a
moderator at the town meeting, who al
lowed all the republican soldiers that
presented themselves from Camp Butler
to vote. The town elections of this state,
wherever there has been an honest poll
have been favorable to the democracy
Three abolition towns il, this county have
been revolutienIzed since last fall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09
First quarterly Report OF the Froel N en-
Aid Society of Ottawa.

Ala society OF ottawa.
This Society was organized BY the l.die, of Of
iawa, at q meeting held in Plymouth Church OF
the 18th Of Sept. 1853
A constitution WAS adopted setting forth the
cssisn OF our organisation, which is, TO aid in
every practicable way, the Freedmen and thei r
families whose per:shiug condition has, for months
past. appealed SO strongly 10 the people Of the
north for relief and succor.
The following officers ere July elected for the
frs: official term.
Mrs. SLACK, Pr1.
Mrs. THox As, Iic< Pre-.
Mrs BxAH. Irs5s.
Mrs r. PcwKLL SCI
An Executive Committee was spcoin;cd by the
President whose duty q should &c 10 hsve ad gen
eral oversight Of all work done in the Secres-, and
10 superinisnd packing and forwarding boxes
Ii has been the plan of the Society TO receive
eonibutions Of second -hund clothing, repair -.en
II necessary. to purchase new na,erisiss fas. as
Inc funds could be obtained. and make Substantial
garments Of all fcr-ls and sizes
Our Treasury has been rcplcnfshet from me
TO time. by small sums fro Individuals. hy csec
tons taken IN the two Congre vocational Churches of
tins CITY, by general contribution on Thanksgir-
ing day: and finally by the sale OF fancy articles
Hall.
Since the first Of Oct. our Society has forwarded
large boxes and barrels Of clothing cooking
utensils and Hospital stores.
Our supplies have been forwarded through the
Chicago San. Com. to the y. W. e A. COMMITTEES
10 be distributed By their agents at the south
But since the orgAnizAs zion Of the f. A. Commit.
tee II has not been necessary to send through the
Sanitary.
All regular meetings Of the Society are held 10
the basement Of Plymouth Church, on Friday AZ
teraoon o each week. We have also had . large
number OF special meetings IN different places.
aud for various purposes, auxiliary to she main
object.
The meetings Of the little girls for the purpose
Of piecing bed quilts deserve special notice
They we're well attended. and all manifested =
zeal which convinced US they were not likely to
grow weary in well doing.
About the first Of January 1854 our Society was
called upon 70 assist some of the poor of our
own city, whom the severity Of the winter had rem
dered extremely needy. This we did setting
asSde for short time the main object Of our srgan
ization, which We now resume again nnder the
direction Of new officers.
During the first three months Of our organized
effort the Society steadily increased in numbers
and efficiently and We trust that each individual
member has to day the consciousness that :. sho
hath done what she could to adv aoce tAe interest
Of the cause.
That which has been accomplished is t1t . Drop
in the stream which must be poured in upon
these perishiug ones if they are saved from un.
timely graves.
Let this thought stimulate us to more self
sacrificing labor in future. and to the circulation
Of such facts aad the diffi,sion OF such light As
shall awaken q deeper aud more wide spread
interest in our community.
Mrs. b. r. PowE1A, Sex.
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Last Call.
ID lssoLUrlON OF PARTNERSHIP.

FUVHE Partnership heretofore existing between Jshn
Il Clancy 1 Thomas Clancy4n the Grocery Business
in Ottawa. La Sale county, Ill., 10 this day dissolved
By mutual consent All debts due said nrm. Or owing
~ II. will be settled BY Thomas Clancy.
JOHN CLANY
T1OS. CLANCY.
The Grocery business 1t the old stand viii be cor.
tnued - usual By Thomas Clancy.
The hTn Of Jshn Clancy 4 o., in the Lumber bust.
nseo. will continue - usual.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09
Sealed EorOpOS.l IL.

Will be received by the undersigned, Committee a..
pointed Board of Of La syIe county,
III un ill 25th day of April, for the erection Of
Jail at Ottawa III agreeable to the plans and spseia-
cations le in the Clerks Office in Ottawa, and sS
the of the Superintendent of the State Prison
ia lie.. The plans and specifications will Ae eAhib-
tion Ottawa until the 1lth inst, and from the iItb
the 10Th Joliet. and from the 18th to the 18Th .
Ottawa.
progresses.
The Committee the right to reject all prsps.
sails made for the work, If not deemed advantsReoas
to the county. FINER BALDWIN,.
u LLhLNGER,
W. II. PRICK
JOHN HLSE,
WIN. FILMING.
April list, 1884, Cbmma<N.~
N. B.-Proposi:ons viii be received ct H. SrcSk>,
Session Of the Board Of Supervisors Of La Raiie ~.
y to be hold at Ottawa on the Goth Inst for suteAlc
locat ion for the Ja-and Court Hesss q sS1o -
ture tme-from property holders in South OtAsva ~
slss for suitable location north Of the RsrsAA noo0
Wanted,
Too spprsadess 10 learn trds Apply -,
J. .. o0tKNRL - .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09
TOWN ELECTIONS.
Following is a list of Supervisors elected

Following is list of Supervisors elected
on Tuesday as far as heard from:
ANsn-N. Mcintyre.
Addp:s-Wm. Fleming
Breokfsd-G W Armstrong
Br.es-Chr. Waggoner.
Ddyton-S Sylvester Brown
Deer Puk--H. NJ Baldwin
iagle-E. NJ. Galloway.
EARL D. Rogers
Farm Ridgs-EImer Baldwin
Fail Rtver-Wrn. Il. Price.
FIeedom-Joan Miller
9ranS Rapids-Alex Hanna
Hops-J. Morrison.
La SaNs-Joseph Hays, J. Collins
Nanhus-E. II. Spicer.
NorthriNe-H ". Sweet!and
Ophir-H A. Trow bridge
Ot.awa-Wm. Hiekling, E. c. Hattie.
way.
Peru-Jon Tullis.
RutLand-John Hise
Serena-Danl. Blake.
South Ottaga-W. Fl. Brown.
Ffrni'ion-S s. Hall
Urea, April eth 1851
Dir. Csr.an.-At our town election on
Tuesday the following gentlemen were
elected, viz:
James Clark, Supervisor
J. r. Psckhsu, To.cn Clerk
John l.. Clsrk, Assessor
Patrick Clear, Collector
A. o. Corwin, Com. of Hyh,cay,
Yours. &c. P.
BkooEFIELp. April 9th, 1863
FL Free Irader-Yesterday saw tn.
dowafall Of black rePublicanism in thi
town Brookfeid never before elected &
straight democrat ticket The black:
mustered every man and used every in
triGue and trickery, but all would no,
do. Brookfeid has had an overdose O
Loyal League" niger equality an,
miscegenation. She has weighed it i,
the balance and found it wanting, an,
yesterday purified herself by slecting th,
constitutional Union ticket by an averas
majority o: ID. Last spring they electo,
Gage over Armstrong by q majority. Nov
Armstrong beats Gage Is showing demo
cratic gain Of ~ votes
Tho miscegens resorted to importin,
soldier votes fIom the camp at Ottawa
but they counted without their host. Tn
soldiers wouldn't vote against the consti
tutional Union ticket. More than hal
the soldiers voted against the.l.
P.S B.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09

A cenf1asration n Boston on Tuesday
evening destroyed property to the amount
of 100000 The Winthrop House and the
Fresmason's Hall were destroyed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09
Soldiers Aid ociety.
Report OF the Treasurer for the month
ending March 1, 1864.

make a report of money received and expend-
ed, remarking that Of money received siiS 80
were given and received for the reiief OF soldiers
families, of which s4l36S have been expended,
leaving balance of 50 of that fund.
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April list. 1884
Wanted

Too 'ppr'a'iess 70 learn sr.:. Apply =,