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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05
feaal advertisements


CTATE OF ILLINOIS SUPREME CouRr Dithfn ana
~ for the Third Grand Dipision-Georg A!xfer,
mui~ aded &c Charles c. Toomer.-krror to Circuit
Court of Rock Island County
WHEREAS the said George Mixter he's sued out q
Writ Of Error from said Supreme Court to rever
JUDGMENT and decree obtained by said Charles C.
Tonmsr against sal. George Mixter and john Cossum
in the said Circuit Court, which said Writ OF
Error i, now pending in said Supreme Court; and
y, 20. writ of Scire Fdcins has been duly issued
herein re,urnsbe the frst day Of the next term Of
.aid Snpreme Court to he holden at Ottaw, IN said
STATE on the FIRST Tue-day after the third monday IN
Arril next according to Law and whereas also, :, APP
pears ky affidavit: on file in the Clerks Once OF SAID
Supreme Court that the said Charles u iooie'
non resident OF the State OF ILLINOIS, anu TIC
reach Of the pro -ess Of said Supreme Court
Now therefore, you, the said Charles Z. Ioome''
the said defendant in errsr whose non-reSidence APP
pears Aforesaid are hereby notified to b. and APP
pear the Justices OF said Supreme 'urt at u
next term OF said Court. holden at Ottawa in SAID
State on hsst Tuesday after the third Monday IN
April next the record and proceedings Brought
into said supreme Of said writ OF error
the errors assigned If you shall it, and fur
Their and receive what said Court shall o-dcr in
/ this behalf.
Dated ,his 18th day ofFcbruary A, n. 1864
! L.. jELANp ~ysrl
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Eraal zopt. risssmsnss.


administrator, SAT- Real Estate
ny yrtue of an ort.r and 'scree OF the County
ID Court of Putnam county Hin W, hfde on the pc.
triton OF the undcrsig ed Admins o OF The estate
of join r. Glespe deceased for lie We to sell real
estate Of said deceased a. the Ma. 'et" Of said
Court. tOwt: the 2gt'I day o. Mar w. a D. 1872,
1 shall, on the 26.h day Of Mlrsh, a: 1854 !.
between the hours o ID O'clock A. NJ. o'clock
L NJ, OF said day sell at Publ: Sale Al the tGor
OF tie Court House IN Ottawa, in the Coun. V "a
Sale Illinois, the following described Real Is
in the county OF LA Sale aud State OF H. 'pn
viz: Tie s"utleas: quarter Of SECTION nineteen ~
snip tlrtytxO tS2BnCrth range ave (5) east OF T.
third principal meridian, containing one hundred and
less. ca edit OF six Giand Twelve
(!2) months. The purchaser to give fond with APP
proved personal security aud mortgage tie pre-
mises sod 10 secure the payment or he purchase
money. WILLIAM =. PESNEli,
f-biS CO Admin stIstor 0 JpIS p GILLESPIE.
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Warehouse Anle.

IVAE Following srticies having remained unclaimed
Il mt my Warehouse IN Cfta over i<u,sntl,s VII;
in pursuance OF law, be sald auc ION at the
hous. Aforesaid the main canal near the La saie
Ct bridge. on Saturday the 18th day March 1864 nj
IL o'ccrk n to fsy costs and charges on the same
hox garden seeds. marked 10 u. l.. Rowe.
TO Van z.ndt. '"
ssove, marked 70 John Eagan
Z beg mdS-.. mailed 70 Jordan kl
Terms Cssh. lfsb le-evl q. Z, PHlLPs,
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EsTsTE Of joins DAEyIN. DECEASED.
F71HE undersigned having been appointed Ada!nis'ra-
= of the Estate Of John Da. vim, late Of lie
comfy Of "a Sale AID Saye Illinois, d-eease l.,
hercb- gives notice that he wiu appear before lie
County Curt Il Sale count, the Court iIoISe
in Ottawa 1T the March Term, the ThId Mon & y
ia March next. % which tine az persons hafii Z
claims against sad Estate notified aud request
aitgJd Tor The purpose Of having the same ajuz, l.
AL p rams indebted to EsgA-e are requested ;
make immediate pa yI8-5' ti.e under, i:u-i.
Dated tiis 2j,h aly Of J snIary, D. .SS4
LDNARU MARY. .IJ4HGttst~Gt0y.
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SIIERIFFS SALE.

- Office of the Circuit Court o. Ii LIlle county
State Of Illinois, and to me directed, whereby am
commanded to make the amount o, a Certain, iud,.
ment recently obtained against Theodore y Fietcbr
in favor of Mahlon pickerson, of the lands ,r,
ments. goods and chatieis Of the said Theodorr n
Fletcher have levied on the following property 10
wit Lots One. q } and Two. (2) il Block No Four
a. in the town OF Munson, in La Sale county Illinois
therefore aernr.i'ng to said command shall xpose
terest o! the above named Theodore NJ Fletcher In
and to ibt above described property. on cArURr.Y
the ELfIH day OF March. 1861, a. u'ciocs H. at
the South door of the Court House IN Ottawa la sale
County Illinois.
Dated In Ottawa this 18th day of Febyuiry1S7s
W. z. MILLiG,N
Sheri9ef Ia SIZE Coa.ty IiiDais
Per ID. 7, BKpsu D.putv
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STANDS,
BOOKCASES,
rCPBOARDS. SINKS,
MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES,
And an endless variety Of FURNITURE. 800 tedious
mention The uude. sign himself dnes all his
ork, AID will 1srr.ni Give him call.
and fer YOU whether he hont keep the best
feraitsre, Eastern as well Us Custom Work ON hand
COffk.NS oi III kinds, ready trimmed. constantly
en- 1set
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Three Fine rarm. Fer S,,.

SiTUATED IN the town Of Grand Raf rh.,
coal and tiinber. ih-re is e"ea' 70
4 6ood Directing House on Each Farm.
VIZ "eiis Stables cut cuSes, &C. The Ia rms contain
Ieo acres each. all under Zen and ia cultya,ion-
Cohse":ent to market. being bat 3 milrs from, MAJ
seiiies ana miles from Ottawa Terms made easv
Appiy % -CHARIES "a IIFN'
tAnay Atsw Ch,ver . asor. 1ss,
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No,ce Of Application for Sale ot Real Estate.

To ALL PEkS:xs STgrETED ESTATE nF WILLIAM II.
l.. WALLACE, DECEASED.
yu,.KENOriCE-I shall apply 's t.e County Court OF
the t,nunty OF Sar- aud State OF Illinois, at tho
-. March Ter OF said Court, for leave TO sell u e
.rerinc described Etal Ls'Hte, siIoat,d IN the said
county. t. VIZ: oo,a,,
ST. Sc 81 Town 81. Range East 81 NJ
I'd 1cr,s North part OF NV I. Sc = 70 n %
81 35c. acres OF south frac NWa Fee ID jo' =
Vudiyi,iI,t q ~ SWl4 re 70 Town 81 X =.
Undivided 4 sWA sW4 Sc 10, Town -, II .
10; q in OttaTa City.
Ii 10 in bocI. g. States Addition TO Ottawa.
Lot 6 in block 81, do do do
Lott and y, b -. do 10 60
Lot :, in block Z No III Ottawa.
! On;lUt - IA Oylaw, North, containing Gz acres
, Lots ! and ). block lG2. Whrtri,eli's Adj Peru.
OF which he late WI liam II l. Wallace died seized
so much thereof as ma he sufficient TO the debts
OF tie d. ce,.I, N ming stf UNPAID the personal
estate OF said dcIeG-tlt hs-yi been exhausted and
foand Insufficient for the pay 81 the debts due by
said duredeut: at which -.r aud place you erebf
no fled 10 and shog shy il shou DOT be
sold Tor tue purposes aforesaid
81. ANN WALLACE,
OttaSa, Jan. Q. lsGi Erecut,fr IF said E'"se.
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PIANOS

A SPLENDID New : Oct ~
"A iiaA's 10 rental ! re riaso .or sale. Also
SaseEsbie prices.
One house We e. ". DENHAED,
eert ~, !so3t! - o. Madison street school House
across the Side cut.
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u Inland, !tlA

:, TATE OF ILLINOIS. sUPHFHE CCUET.-"iiuin and
y Tor the Third Grand Division OF said STATE
Rrritrin PrettTmaD aud : rnusi P. Bailey Jui.I!
Bsrt.a j-eTT"r 20 TazsTe!l.
whrrra. tts sid Byr i4H.in 6 PretyInsn and Sam
uel 2 Bailey have sued cut % r said
rreI- Court 10 revere iussu st ard decree on aimed
by said John Barnard against said Beuj lin : Pretty
man and Samuel +. BAILEY and other. a. n. Circuit!
Court TT well county which said 90
penang ia sil iDrrrue cour aad r-.l- ut Ok
Scjr- Eaciss has been duly issued herein TrtUrE
the :-std5y Of the Of sad SupT art be
liO den Ottawa. ia s2G STATE, the ILrslay
after the third Monday ia April next. according la
and whereas. also. j. ~ b alaaYIt, HE /
Clerks Office Of said SuPTeI Court that The sad
John BsfuaT- il non resident Cf th- STATE 0!
LIMOS, and without ta- rc-cl c. the process o. said
supreme Cont
Nos therefore, O., ;-s- saIi 1ohn Earasfd. the
said J-'rLdaLt ia error, whose ron-r,sience aJuear.
a'or,ssi. hereby OgErI 10 bc ard appear {
t,ie She justices " said Supreme Court, the
Of ,ziI l--rt. 70 be holden UtIawa, az SID
STATE Tie F4rst Tuesday Ifler tie third Mon
.!.r 10 i=ar the prt and proceedings
- sGp!,E4s Curt o. return Of SAID W.E C
and :a= errors rI4sd, II yOI sha! -. and
further ~ and receive EhlI 81 CcGg shall eI1,. D.
= Il beaei
= ,sJ this ;vs:.iA DAY Of February. a D. 1861
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Kxox { IFrp. A,,y,. ter pl,n IN Etc -"

Me- OF ILLINOIS srPRS.iE CcuHr.-wi,hin and
~ '"r use ihrd Grand D.ri,ion sail State
a, '-ihes II Eames al William FordhaIn rs Lans ng
~ 20 60 o. 'nrgan. and Edwin l.. FurDess.-Er
~, u y. w I-ouniy c :cuit Court.
, tas' the Sac James II. Eames and William Pord-
I'm nave sue' out Writ of Error from said supreme
Souil 10 Verse Judgment tanned by said Lansing
Merp Gi bert Morgan md tdwi l.. Pir siHst
SID James Z ,mes aud william Por ham in the sad
Circuit Court Cook county. which said writ OF Erfof
now pending in said Supreme Court; and WHERE is
Writ OF Scire Facias has b-ea duly issued herein
,urnable on the day of the Apr said 81,
preme Court held at Ottawa i'll said sia.- the
Tuesday after the third Monday in April IS g.
ing law and VIII ereas, also, II appears y siadv
on he in tie Clerks Office OF said Supreme Court, tha;
tile said Gilbert Morgan and Edwin L. Furness are non
resident OF the State Illinois and cannot be found
therein that process be served upon tEes ta!
they c de in the State OF Indiana
Ncx, therefore you. the sad G bert Morgan and Ed
win l.. Purness tao OF the sad defendants ia
whose uou-residencc appears as Aforesaid, hereby
notified b. and appear before the justices o! sad
Suprene Court, at the next term OF said Court TO be
holden Ottawa, In said State. the first ruesday
the third Monday in April next. to hear :lc
cord oceeings brought int" sald Supreme Ccgr
return saiu Wrii Of Erro. aud the
If you shall ft and uT .h-r 10 do and receive a
{ said CGur, hail order In This behalf.
Dated this Ia. day Of February \. d. 1864.
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Lands for Sale.

Lands for sale.
Gle following lands and town lots
belonging TO the estate OF the late Cen W Ii. l..
'atiaee' are ohFrsh Tor sale on reasonable time:
sEA Sec 81, To.ra 81. Range East Sd PM
20 +cres Norm pnrI fNwt. Sec 2 Tow a. Ra
i-,5r1' t.GTe. o. soith irae MY I sec 10, go RI
U" M. ';.d !" ~ ~ y sec Ia, town 81. re
.rdi.dcd = s"A SWA sec TO- tewA 49, no
.ot u IN Otoawa city,
-. ~ Ia bl'ek "a States addition to Ottawa.
OF. and IL, 81 10, do do do
lot in D!ocS 7, NORTH Ottawa
LOIS snd LII 'ot 5, Block 9. OitavaN North
outot 10 M OTTAWA North. containing 81 acre.
h'-s an.. ., eek t6l, Whit .i.s Ms All To- per-,
s'rS. III. ANN WALLACE irecaf,iy o.
w l. JonS = NA.u. her AGENT
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-02-17
HYDE PARK SABBATH SCHOOL.

General question by Mrs. Hll,--''A prophet
sent book to his brethren containing synopsis
of al} his prophecies against Babylon desiring
that it should be read and then sunk in river to
rise no more. What prophet, what river, and
what did he intimate by the sinking OF the book?''
Bible class question by 0. A. Fisk what
one of the Phlistines wore q coat that weighed
five thousand shekels of brass, and spear whose
head weighed six hundred shekels of iron?'
Young ladies' class No. !, by Bell Noyes,-
"Who was told by an angel to bind on his san
dals ?" .....
Young ladies' class No. 2, by Lovina Fisk
.what was the cause of Ananias and Saphira
being struck dead ~
Girls class No. 2, by Martha Tillotson-"who
smote the waters of a river, and 1t parted hitheE
and thither ?" .
Girls class No. 8, by Mrs. Hill.-"what does
the Bible tell us is the candle of the Lord -
Boys class No. 2, by Frank Hill,-"who says
that little foxes spoil the vinesT'
Answer to general question of last week Amos
I2:l; Bible class question. Dan. 4: "a; Young
ladies class No. Ezekiel. |: l, 2S; Young ladies'
class No. z, JOSH 8: 2.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-02-17
GEN. GRANTS ARMY IN mor,o.
New YORK. Feb

New YORK, Feb. Is.
The following dated Chattanooga r.,
IL, is of interest:
Gen. Logan left Huntsville, Ala a..
days ago with the 18th Army Corps !.
act in conjunction with Gen. Sbe,m,. "
The cavalry expeditions under Co.,.
Grierson and Smith, crossed the CON-,
from Corinth moving southwardly. :
1t is understood that these columns -.
intended to act in conjunction, the one ;.
attack and the other to cut off POLY. :.
treat and disperse the cavalry of For,..,
reported as securing Central and North
eru Mississippi:
The army at Chattanooga at this tim.
is 10 motion for Tunnel Hill and D.lo,
Its movements may have been DELAYED bv
circumstances unknown to us. but !, !.
under marching orders.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-02-17
FROM A CAMBRIDGE BOY.

spelman Seely. who is member of
Co. B. Mass LIST Heavy Artillery, writes
to his brother in Cambridge, on the 7tb
inst and we extract as follows:
Fort WHIppLE VA. Feb. z. 1864.
Dear Brother When we left Long
Island we went in an old transport Boat
and l did not see fire for eight days, nor
but little to eat. was sick on the
boat and took cold and have got cough
which is little better now.
ave stopped in Alexandria over night.
It was lonesome place. 1t is pleasant
place where we are, the fort is called one
of the best in Virginia. There will be
As guns when they are all in, and all
round the fort are rife pits; and there
are a number of forts in sight, in full
view of Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria, and the timber is all cut
down, and it looks little lonesome to see
it so. We are in view of General Lees
(the Rebel) where he lived in time of
peace.
You think in Vermont, that should
have done better to have enlisted there
but enlisted on my own freewill. and
there is no one to blame | have seen
a little of the world, and if live ex
pect to see a great deal more; you would
like to know what think of the negroes ;
| think they will steal aud wish them
all back in Africa where they come from !;
| let one woman have a shirt, pair OF
drawers and a pair of socks and good
silk handkerchief to wash and | have
seen neither negro nor clothes nor never
will. | expect you know where Long
Bridge is. 1t is in sight of our fort
Yesterday there was sraln OF Cars run
into the draw and it killed II and woun-
ded great many. They had beeu home
on turlough and were on their return
to their regiments
Il expect you have lot of snow in
Cambridge but we have none here 1t
is like May here We have mud here
the same as you wrote last winter. We
have artillery drill in the forenoon and
Infantry drill in the afternoon aud dress
parade at 4 p NJ. Our barracks are
good ones and we have enough to eat and
there is lot of bread given to the poor
around here.
II Will close this now and want you
to write the news of my old town where
| have spent all my past days. Do you
have any good items in the Ne'os-
dealer send it to me and | will read with
care and then | shall get the news ftom
home while in the distant land"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-02-17
CAMBRIDGE.
"A correspondent communicates as fc

"A correspondent communicates as fol-
lows: 7
The population Of the Town in 1860,
vas l7s4-S92 of each sex-in 336 fam
lilies. Of men in U. 5. service "a have
been discharged for disability, l6 have
died in the service. 80 have served their
time Of enlistment, and one has been
killed in battle. Jan LIST. 1864, &C of
her sons were in the service, and 80 more
catered it during the month, besides ten
who enlisted as citizens of other states.
Three mothers have sent four sons each.
The town has paid Slo,960o0 bounty to
soldiers. At the beginning Of the wal
shere were but five stores in town, now
there are eight. all doing good business
The cash paid for common schools in a
year amounts to $S24,z2. Nearly $4,000.
90 will be raised to meet town liabilities
The grand list has increased $499,6S in
tAs last year.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-02-17

GE Rev. Mr.. Montgomery and his
wife, who left Morrisville, Oct, 9th,
1868, arrived at Aintab. Turkey, Dec.
23d.
They we're well, and at New Years were
just commencing house keeping They
ore to remain there, studying the Ian
guage, till the annual meeting in March,
when their station will be assigned them.
The church members in Aintab, number
between $50 and 800. They are very
poor, but support two native pastors, be-
sides schools for their children. The
Sabbath School averages 1900 in attend.
snce and Sometimes they have 1000. 1t
has, out Of its deep poverty, given one
hundred and ten dollars to Foreign Mis-.
sions, during the year.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-02-17
z / ID

In johnson. Feb. I'd, of csnker rash, Ellie l'l'
liam, eldest daughter Of Wilbur f. and rni'uA
A. 'Griswold, aged years and months
The angels came for her
Our beautiful one
In the light of her morning
At set Of the sun;
And they waited her upward
On pinions of love,
And she left us weeping
Our darling our dove
The angels came for her
The brightness grew dim ..
And fainter, and fainter
The seraphim's hymn. .....-
And we felt that the spell
or a whitening blight,
Enshrouded our hearts
With the darkness of night.
In Alburgh Springs. Jan. I'd, Clara NJ young
est daughter of George A. and Clara b. DaFO!'
aged year and months.
Look up, mourning sister, through tears 'n0a
may'st see ..ft
Though the storm-cloud hangs Ger thee there's
starlight for thee,
On the pillow where resteth thine idol Alone
See, the light glanceth softly ath "art tho p'"
stone. fIsr 3m ~ l1f
When the rain falleth Silly, beside thy l'p'
hearth,
Thou NEWEST in anguish that low mound OF ea'"'
The dear head that rested upon thy fond bress'''
How dreary to not have II such pillow Of resi-
When the snow.wreath envelopes the dark if'''p
ground,
Thou, shuddering, thinkest Of one tiny mouu''
lone little hillock formed Of the damp mo'a,
A cherished one. sleeping still out In the ecu,
And the heart means in anguish. beside the ''"'
hearth, saa'niaA
For chilly, and lonely, and dreary Is earth :.
Yet mourn not. the angels from cimes OF Wv
blest." $1,000 4.rnli 4f.t VISTA
With plying football, are guarding their res''
And though the storm howleth, and wln"'
winds rave. ...ts 4, l,,...
Though snowy veil ialleth, there's light On Wy
Yet. on the dark curtain Of thy Swallowed SKYE,
Stands little star-promise- thy daughter sp''
( riae." " Htaia nsa ssai s-~
yAs1elosq saaa ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-02-17

A TRAGEDY "A settlement in Canada
West was recently the scene of horrid
spectacle. At a place called Sandwich
East, there lived poor, widowed coored
woman. named Rice with FIVE children,
the eldest Of them girl aged nine years.
The unfortunate woman was seized with
the small pox, from the effect of which
she became totally blind. He, neighbors
at once ceased to visit her, and left both
her and her little ones to provide for
themselves during the intensely cold wea-
ther as best they might. On New Years
eve from some unexplained cause, the
shauty caught fire, and although the
neighbors saw it burning, their humanity
did not override their dread of the small
pox. and they left the unfortunate inmates
to their fate. The woman and two of the
young children were burned to death, two
others froze to death at ruins of their house
while the eldest girl escaped from the
burning shanty and ran to neighbor s
house, but before she could reach any
place of refuge she sank under the infu-
ence of the cold and froze to death. When
her body was found she Was perfectly
naked. ........