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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-22
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D5'T 4 INsp. GEN'Lsi0gFIcE, 9
CaldMBIA, Nov. ls, 1864.


SO ORDERS E0sis. N
E TIE COMPANIES. ORGANIZED IN
- every Militia Regiment OF tits State viii
/ forthwith proceed to Haalbars, s. e. and re-
port. foF dusv % Lieut. Col. ssilai6t g. DE.
Sausspre, "A. ID. O. 4 & 81.
II. The commanding officers Of sail coiipa:-
siics will Immediately summon The nembeiS tf
theirsespeetive companies, asweli allspcr-
sonswsihin the, iIttia RReSiRientsto wlliclsihey
belong, aud who haze not been enrolled. Tut
wio are liable to- dnls beypndthe limits Of
their Districts, to assemble sat the most con.
venient points on the ine ofrailroiids, prepared
SO proc.ed at once to llamburg. ii i, s s,
elI I. Tic troops viii provide themselves With
sl,ssersacks and four d;as' sa.ions. and such
ai,p,l. .ss Of stiiing and cooking utensils rs arc
Indispensable Soc their cblnfbi, il, the tied with
ont eHe.nabesing tl,cms'lyss With such articles
as are not ABSOLUTELY ui.c.esary.S
3 4 Nv. Company officers are authorized to issue
certificates for the transportation Of members Of
sheir respective eeynlnlni>. r 5 ~ 8
r. The persons iatle TO this service are all
persons between the.agcs ofsikteea and severn
teen years, and Ill persons between seventeen,
and fifty gears of are, Who are exempt from
Confederate service, but who "re not excni T.
bv the laws Of this State from Slate ;eryice,
which iDclrd :, amongst her classe~. ali.tof,
ded asricslltarists who have been exempted by
Confederate authority rs owners and llispalgels spa
Of their own plantations 3!
vi. Companies convenient to Hamburg ni!t
select their awnSneaHs Of transportatiou 10 that
point. s's ~ u,
y II. he eorpn,ani;ing officers of; RegiIhcnt',
AID ar geueisii officers. rs well as tie officers
IiS,aniing these companies, are charged with
the Immediate extension Of these orders with
s ort. further nftice. ~ 49, n $
VII. The trl,sttalion State Cadets ana
!. the Companies of Mounted fs6ttrr. eoaimai'd-
eli nv Captains Frederick and prreivsi, iilinll
.heiiselvas in readiness to take the tigkbat the
shorssSs n,tice. "a ~ t;g
Tine Goyernor and Conmsndcr.in.chief
enioinssas asmatier ofdhe nnno:t importance
for The public defence, Che prompt eSeeptioitof
thesesor,Iers, anf the assembling oftlle troops
at the plsces designated without delay.
BIZ command:
@ A. C. DARLINGTON,
Adjutant and Inspector General
sPapers Of the State publish one week.
Now: f-6t. q, ,as &
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-22
THE ENTIRE iEnlTO al AND CONTRIBUTE;
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ncsount OF the Tregunrity aud Jzipty pr trans
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rs heretofore Subscribers TO both journals receive
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Or interruption ~ -. = ~, J.
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splendid Array OF Combined Talent
now employed in writing ortbs fField and Fifeside"
surbasses n genuine merit ability celebrity and nus
.erds strength any combination o. engagetneht ever
befme alt5ned in ths history Of Periodical Iltersture
Of Europe or AIh9iica 3. n 81 ~ i.:,s
II araseipEt bare W eekly Journal teeming with
original Roianses, Skstches, Tales Poetry, History
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-16

Ordsred. That the city Surveyor and city A:tor-
esy BE- requested to make . report 70 the City
Council . matter heretofore referred to them in
rei:'ion TO draining water from north side Of the
rail road and west Of La Sale street through the
culvsrt under said rail road
BILLs OsDEHsD PAM " Calkins lumber,
Sii.e Thomas MeDermott biacksm,,hing 80:
George Shiudier removing nuisance 81. SO; G L
Cslkins removing nuisance, 100; Samuel P..ter.
son. services as street Supervisor to April H. 1854
e3a50; George Alden jsisrs fees to April II. 1864
Sla.N Thomas Flynn special police s2OO; C
special police $500: James Grant special police
$500; CS G Crane .peeial police, s6s. 90: Wm
Osman printing $3.50; o Harris belth officer
$500; Julius Avery city Attorney 5000: q
Leavsns City Clerk s3Oo.c0; for team labor John
Murphy sl2 10; Joseph Fennells3..5; John " ais.
Is o.; Henry Dugan 35.45; William Simot s. ~,
fsr work on streets: William Moncreif, :. SO
Michael Downey 1893; Patrick Murray A37
Thomas Clark 1891; Thomas Fitzgerald $375
John White 81 Is; Martin Flanagan s4.6s; A
Iennessy s4.6S; Richard Condan 1853: VIM
Brunick t:.4+ Michael Carney S1.le: keardo1
$l.xa; VIM. LanderGan q. -; Neal McGee $2.l9
Adjourned to April 10. 1864.
o. LEAVENS, CIrY CLBRK.
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to protect them against their consequence,
and for ne other cause, that the war must
bs carried on.
In illustration Of these views, ~ find
the following striking passage in . late
nu mher of The London Examiner:
I'VE have never concurred in the oPin-
ion that the institutions Of America have
been found wanting on this trial. The
fault has not been with them, but with
the people who. for vain glory. have given
up their liberties. Had they lived under
. monarchy. they would hare done the
same, and would have made their sover-
eien absolute A. the car whom they 30
much sdmire and extol. 1t is thei: vi:e
to lore greatness more than liberty, to
bs vain Of extensive territory instead Of
perst nal rights hence their light surren,
der Of all their best securities for freedom.
Let US not be told they will resume
their guarantees when the occasion has
passed away. As well might it be said
that a woman would resume her chastity
after a surrender. A nation which has
consented to live without its liberties has
prepared itself too we'll for the loss Of
them. 1t has fsressne the habit Of
virtue
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-16

Th.re 10 10 seo!ogy 10 10 made for the
.p<eches Of Harris and Long, which created
such hu5bub in Congrsss If wsuad.r-
stood them. they say they prefer ack nowl-
egenent Of the Confedcracy TO the con.
tnu.tisn OF tho war under the present
suSjugation policy. That means peace At
once and scparation-it means giving up
beat, Gazing it-bswing to jeff Davis, and
telling him to take what lie wants Every
Democrat in Congress, except " God, At
once repudated such position. The sub
jugation project may ba as bad as seces-
sion-it can only end in that; but the de.
| mocrats are not therefore willing to take
secession TO avoid the other extremity.
They are willing to continue the war, not
indeed to accomplish sul:jugation and ex-
termination, but because they know these
policies must sooner or later kill them
selves, aad then the democratic policy, as
laid down in the Crittenden resolution, Of
restoration and reunion, will take it's prop
err place.
To expei Harris and Long, however, was
another thing. man may say what
/ he would like to see done, and yet be gull
! ty of no overt act towards doing the thing
Pomeroy had years ago offered resoiu-
ton in the senate broadly expressing a
preference FOR secession 10 a continuance
of the war on..th Crittenden rro-rarnn 9
| No harm came Of it, that we know al, e 4
no fuss was made about it. Thsd Stevens
Wendell Phillips, Sumner, and n dozer
other radical abolitionists that might b,
named, said substantially the same thing
1t was only when it ~as "your bull tina,
gored ny sx,' that the fuss was made
After FIVE days debate, however, Congress,
grew cooler on the subject, and.en Thurs
day Ir. Colfax withdrew his resolution t.
expel Mr. Long, contentins himself with q
vote Of censure, which bare;eylpassed. '',hs
majority being but 10 The only fault &c
be fouad with the resolution j. tha
Stevens, Pomerey, dc, were not included
! in the ceusure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-16
uEmocRArIc STATE CONVENTION.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The State Central Committee has issued
the following call for state convention at
Springfield on the 18th Of June next. to
appoint delegates to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention to meet at Chicago July
4th. Another Democratic State Csnven-
tioa will be called, after the Chicago
Convention, to nominate 3 tate ticket:
DEMOCRATIC STATE coMnIrTEE RooxR,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. April 7. 1864.
The Democratic electors of the several
counties Of the State of Illinois are here
by requested to appoint delegates to =
State Convention to meet in the city Of
Springfield, at noon. on "Wednesday. the
18th day Of June next, for the purpose of
nominating Democratic Presidential
Electoral ticket. and the appointment Of
ene delegate and one alternate delegate
for each Congressional district, and three
delegates and three alternate delegates for
tho State at large, to represent the dsm-
ocracy Of Illinois ia tho Democratic Ma
tionai Conv ention. to be held At Chicago,
on the 4th day Of July next
Tho representation in the State Conven-
ton wiz ~. given in the tabular statement
which, fellows, haze! on tho democratic
vote Of the State N 1850:
BY the appertionment appended to the
call, which We omit on account of its
length, La Sale county is estitled to IA
delegates, Kendall to 9, Grundy to 9, Put
na,u to ], &c.
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Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court of this state. for the
Third Grand Division, meets At Ottawa
mex, Tuesday. Among other causes 10 be
heard will be the randamus case asain,t
State Treasurer Starne, to maize him pay
the $4,000 fraudulen.ly appropriated at
the last legislature as spending money for
Gov. Yates. We are told the docket for
the term is unusually large.
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Terrible Accident ct Sfxatsy:lIe, Ala.

The telegraph brings a despatch frsm
Huntsville, Ala, that will carry se<-ow to
many family in this vicinity. 1t is, IN
substance, that on :he lI:h inst, a cais>
.on CT Cogswell's q Illlnois) bat
terry exploded on the railroad crossing
at Huntsville, instantly killing six men
and wousdins two others. The following
were the six men killed:
Fred. IngiehsIt. Ottawa-new recruit
John Olson, Leland-veieran
Vim. Humphrey, Ottawa
David Roach. Ottawa
G. B. Mattesson, 8 Ottava,-new recruit.
Horace Alien, Of Pawpav,
Wounafi-Geo. Barnes, Of Morris, and
Win Ryan, of Ottawa
Several bodies OF tho .lills.i were blown
10 atoms, portions thereof being found
3Op feet distant The horses attached To
the caisson were killed Tho railroad
depot was badly shattered.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-16
SHERIFF'.S SALE.

DY virtue Of Special Execution. issued srt eth:
ID Clerks ofics OF the Circuit Court OF la Sale
sountya State Of Inois. and directed. where.
by an commanded TO make the amount Of ssr;a Ain
and Hannah y. Rust, In favor Of William Edwards. sus
Of the lands ensments goods and chat ais Of the said
Primers r. Rust and Hannah Rus T. have levied on
twelve 2) thirteen 3) seventeen 40 and eighteen
Us) in Block No. I'even On in Rus : addition the
town Of Mendoza La Lsle C"unty IIlinoie.
Therefore, according to d COMMAND, I sha II sI
pose for sale At Public Auction all the rGht title and
interest OF the above named Pineas r. Rust Han
nah Rurt, in snd to The above described ,roprrty,
Saturday tho 18th day Of 1854 at oc,oek, r.
n; at Soth door Of tie Court House in Ottaws La.
Sale County Illinois.
Dated At Ottawa, this le:h day az April. 1854.
WM r. MtLLi6AN,
Sheriff of La SIIk County,
Per b. T. BRUSH, pspwtr
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II isa pity the Chicago Tribune hsssuch
an outrageous reputation for lying, for oc-
casionly il does tell tho truth in a very
direct and forcib!e way, but the effect il
neu,ralised By its bad reputation. In an
article in the Tribune of the l3,a, for il
stance, Congress gets AL orerhauiing, and
nobody can deny the truth of every word
1t says Thu, Congress. is charged with
being solely responsible for the present
enormous appreciation OF geld, and for
the simple reason, that il has fooled away
five whole months without even -: hsr-
ing before i. deccn. revenue bill Says
the yiTj4n<
Thad Stevens !. utterly usfit for house
leader He is too old (seven,y three AID
infrnl. He is pe:ulent, arbitrary, and
passionate, and lo.ss his temper when
contradicteA or opposed The other day
he auarrsl,@d III the house about an
amendment TO the National Banking Law
and tecsuse le could not have lis o~ n
way killed the whole bill
So il nay be with the amended tax a.i!
Little or no progress is MADE under such
feeble Leadership. AlaO,t any republican
member Of three or four ,Ssslons sIpcri
ence wo id he preferable to the present
chairman o: the ways and meaHs.
True =. gospel, every word. but whs.
can you do with Stevens? Isn't ne the
mos. violent n~.rophob:.. in the house
Remove Aim Noa>ense.
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Yves, Indian, who had q remark ably
red :os- having fallen asleep in his chair.
a negro boy who was in waiting observed
mosquito lowering around his face
Qua>hy eyed It very atte.tively at last it
lii upon his matters nose. and instantly
few IF again. " Yah, yah, be exclaimed
with great glse. me berry glad TO see
you burn your IL,
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ErGorE.-EuroPean Iatss are to the 3oth
uit. The Danish Conference was to meet
l" Lonaon on the 18th inst The Pru,.
si"ns attempted 10 storm Dupre,, but w.,.
reru'sed, after an engagement of .av.r.,
hours duration. MAMMALIAN h.! deferred
his reception Of the Mexican crown r..
s,enm-hir City Of New York was wrecked
az the entrance 10 Queenstown b.,h.u
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NJ A r RI e ID

o. the 9Th inst BY the Rev. Mr. Smith. Mr. II. z.
0sDSEy and Miss Oiivs z. 'exRs.
On the 9Th Inst at the residence Of the brides far
tier by the Rev. G. Clarke, rector 81 b. Georges
Csrrch, DIR CaARLes PswEas and BRAsCEs u aSliL,
eldest dsuEht-r Of Hiram Highly, & a. all Of Utica.
Attic n. Z. Church. AprI is:h, By the Rs Z.
Stcver. Mr.. CHArLEs ID. MLLsR, Of st. Louis aud Mas
RUrh c. LsYD, of Ottawa.
On the 9,h inst by Arthur lockwood Esq. Mr. VIZ.
r M'RcaAsr, OF seneca, to Miss sAs:L. LEwIs, 81
Mission.
On the 18Th mat. by the zane Mr.. He AlsREcnr.
hIss MARy JoHSs. both Of Dzvenpsrt. lowe.
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SnfYYiSopa

special meeting CT the So srvisors hss
been called at Ottawa ono week from mort
Monday. April 9th. The object is, 10 fix
the location, ns well IS make other ar.
rancemsnss in reference to the construc.
ton Of the new Court House and Jail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-16
TnE CELEBRATED NORMAN HORSE
LEWIS NAPOIIAN

VII be q. The sable 81 81 Iois.s1 in H.-s Iit,.
La Sale county rem AMT afer .s:h o. Jan. mex;
through the ssasss This ocular breed Of Asrsss
has beer Erred With great uatsr the z sverne.t
regulations 81 Fra for a,ay y-Ars n. Vas pur-
chased OF sad government and imported 10 the year
1851 - c. Fa!iington and + Martha. sfCnIon seun,y
Ohio Further ds;as Of said horse are no, nsesss,ry
~ this said horse and sssck 10 bnexa in s
county JkE DILLON Co
April s2.h Is Jalyl .lsA. byE. HoD.sON
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Archbishop Whs;ely told young
preacher who had bored him with long
MOI that thee were some thing. in
his effort he-had never heard in sermon
before. Mucn ha.ered, the young man
sksd wha. they were. Il heard the
clock strike twice, was the reply.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-16
GOING UP..UP

Gold touched lS9 in Wall street on
Thursday. 1t might As we'll os 200, fer
at the rate It has been advancing for q
week it will soon reach that point, and
people make their calculations expecting
it. And gold havin: gone up, or, rather
paper down, -four, corn, wheat. and all
other kinds Of commodities or valuables
have advanced At the same rate. Tha
produce market at Chicago has been in a
fever of excitement all week Flour has
gone up 40 per cent. White winter sells
for $3.50; spring s6@s7,5G spring wLes.
$I,37@sl,4G corn sl,Ol to 81, o5; and so
on through the list.
OF course, all these prices are factitious,
and are based wholly on the value of pa
per money As An attempt in the direc-
ton Of remedy, tho board Of trade Of
Chicago nave got together and voted tina t
after the 18th Of next month, they will
deal in no currency but greenbacks; and
the bankers in Ottawa propose to do the
same thing, having already begun the
work by throwing out the bills of all New
Jersey. Maryland, Delaware, Wisconsin,
and Pennsylvania banks, and the bills of
all the banks. except the State banks, Of
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and Iowa. By
thus forcing nome tho paper upon the
banks. it Is hoped the redundancy Of pa
per money will be SO reduced as to help
the value of greenbacks. Or course this
is dslusion; but oae good effect it will
have, end that will be, to give our farmers
and business men the best Paper.currenev
there is, which is something. seeing the
bad lot throughout there is to choose
fr0sn since gold and silver are banished.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-16
The Charlsston Troubles.

Every body who knows anything about
Mr.. Shoaff, OF tine Decatur Magnet. knows
him to be thoroughly upright. impartial
and truthful raan Mr. Shosff has him.
self served in the army, and is now pub.
lishin: IN independent paper, and his word
is good ev;dsace upoa any subject which
he speaks on positively. NJ. Shoatf was at
Charleston on the day Of tho late riot, and
in the course Of an article upon the affair
gives the following account Of the origin
Of the ARRAY:
I'VE left Charlesion Oh the . o'clock
train last Monday, and the difficulty was
then brewing which resulted in tho terri
ole disaster We were not informed a.
To the cause of the disaff.c,:oa between
tho citizens and soidier., but WAS an eye
witness to many indignitiss inflicted on
citizens by soldiers. The streets were lu II
Of drunken soldiers all the morning, and
in several cases farmers were taken out
Of their wagons, when they were COM
PEELED to take an oath. manufactured
for the occasion. Ire following is the
substance Of an oath we heard admins
tered to farmers by drunken soidi~rs, on
two different occasions: 'ieu solsmaiy
swear that you will support the admins
trasion, and Abraham Lincoln, all proc
iamatioas now issued and all that may
hereafter be issued, 50 help you God.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-16

WIZ CcLLES announces his nam, .,
candidate before the abolition county con-
" convention for nominal ion for The efyicc
&C Sheriff. lie WAS the .eovI.:csn candi.
a-te two ysa-5 ago. ana we ioupd him a
good manic kest F. W. Mattocks ~,
Peru, Is -fier The same thing SO are
well, 20 c'rn n Ot,1wa.
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Lost.

Estrsysl frsr he SUB. or b-r Prairie Csa ,-e o.
he - .oi March i,s'. Too Dsrx colis one
mare, I've yesrs Cd las, s-at mad e.d caussa
BY the hook an shicp De n ~ sinr ~ >
tail. Th. oiter hose I. ol- year Oil las, Sept;
bad small star crsss~t.e s-.head Auy m
formation that vii lead 10 Ia< recovery sSii
will be iiosrxiy rewarded, by aitre,sur iAe - ssri-
Der ~ Prairie C,rSrs via oItawA.
AprH ltih. 1864 81 10 EFu SMITH
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Select School.

The second term o: Miss ALtEs's schss will open NJ
Mechanics Hall on Monday April, 13h, 1864.
One afternoon Of c~c will be devoted to vocal
music, for which compe:eu, teacher has been enea-
ssd. Refer 2v. Mr. E. c ALLEN
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Lost Colt.

Lest by the subscriber. ~. :esa o. pay
About the i2n o. April, 1884 d.r. colt, ysas
cid. White stripe Ia the is-ehesd light spct esch
sde o. The brea.' small 'Ent spot uator each ear.
Any pc-.oa giving hforrna:iya thai vil lead 10 tho
recovery said colt he '.be. ay .rdsI ~ ac-
aresins ne SUBSCRIBER a. tvt1l LA Sale Co. H.
Apr i6Gh, lsoi. 3."paid. JOHNSON.
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CA R PETS.
nice s,,srtn.a, 90 Ply ingram aad: BrusseI!, ca
fes oil cieias, ,It.n;. &c.
TO TIL f IA K N Z K S.

We have st,r- packed fun AL trades and
Var<t,. O. DoEe.ic clo.a-, Ready az. r,otrne l..
= e.! on 'riests sEi Patrons ana al ott-rs -. .
vet 70 by gosds cheap for only isy call and
and u excellent :@t Iiities :or LUyng
tern L. t.sa 20 sci cheap ~ . trade ss
skaI: iced certain have oo,aiu-j it.
TABLE PHELPS,
n. n Th. higher: rn,rte; pries paid Butter, Egg
AID . ia
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-16

tsfere e1istns between the underlined in the boot
and oe trade, in Ottawa, under the eru name Of
Chhd Co, 10 this dsy dissolved by mutual consent
The esshliahnent VII hereafter be eoniuc ted by c.
CT w, and 4. c Child. At he old stand, under the
arm name OF Child Brothers. ~ with whom all
accounts Of the late arm Of Child Co are ef; for
adirs.lle1t. C. C. CHILD,
April l.t, 1854. 3wa,l5. o. II. CHILD.
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Dts~oIution Of Partnership.

One Cock stove, nearly new, enc Brick lined Sheet
iron Psrier stove one egg shaped common
To sold en- or about the as; 81 May. Enquire Of
April l6 So DR. AYERS
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SEED CORN
FOR SALE.

Choice selected seed for sale BY the und ersga
ed near layton D. = BRANDON
April l2ih, 1854 3w
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ia-r i..r.s, r'ihi,s',.r NJ In. Can.
cyess.DsSs L :,hs. c,ed or >u.oa, T., rom, -,
the stomach. The House agreed to
adjourn over "Wednesday. il srjsr 1. a.
besa In fdHorui
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Special meeting Of the Board of super.
visorS.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to request Of
one third OF the OF the Board OF Supervisors
OF La Sale County special meeting Of aid b. I'd
will be h.d the Cart House in this City Of OFT
in said county, the 2sth dav 81 April 1864
Dated Ottawa this 10th day Of April 1864
s. W. RAYMOND Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-16

S ~ 4su yesterday afternoon in OF.
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