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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

AT GRAND.ST CHEAP STORE.
TODAY-BONNET NELNETS, CORDED and rLaiS
SILKS GRO DE AfRlOCEs. UNCUT vtLykTs, &C
LARGEST and CHEAPEST STOCK OFFERED IhiS
SEASON -
SPECIALTlES.
Black Silk Velvet, &3 50 IS 81 10 % % and ~ pr
yard .,, M, 81
New shades IN Green Amsr,nthus MsriqneA prabs and
Gan.,s comprising full line o. cho ce desirable shades .
Cooted and silk Boune, 'evs'' commence 81 si "
~ BONNET RIBBONS.
RETAIL
The most desirable eolors aud styleA
Rchr.i qusiiies nearly half pr.cc.
Flowers foaihsfs and Gold Cfssasentl
RETAIL.
Eyrrv d.v new Flowers and Feathers, Cheap
DRESS TRlMMiSOS
The largest aud cheapest Hire Of Black ard Colofed DIX
Ribbon N.ves ueiudns choice aud desirable shades. this
80 d, c..
kv,r, morning Hsx Bottoms. Ornaments, Cloak Sets
Jets. 80. kc
Gloves. Hosiery, Embrodcre. and LAcs'.
KPrAlL.
The soci 10 these department, 10 rps,s with sesonsbs
ss9d- and worthy inspection. .. ,n,-,.
Nos jill and 3llt Grsnd. ani No. - Allrnst
tina Block s.t from the Bo~ery.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Real estate for Sale.

THE GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND
i AGENCY has actually % hand ovss Loeoeos scrs 4
LANDS fos SALE oe LEASE in the ssathen States, =
10 suit puchase Titles good md not liable 70 ssaA
cation.
Apply for cstaloxuesM
NEW.YORK OFFICE. No. @ BROADWAY.
KEMP p. BATTLE, Secrssy.
AUTaoRisHD RsvKREhcnsi
PETER COOPER, esq. Eew.York.
JAY COOKE. eeq.. philadelphia
His Exoelreoy Gov. HOLDEN Of North CsseinA
A. A. LOW, Pr~a Chamber Of ConmoTcs, n I.
Ex-0ov. BROWN Of Georgia
GEO. H. STUART. ESQ. PhilsdeIphia
Ex Gov BROOME Of Florida
Col NJ. C. FULTON. Athen. Ga.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

INDIA DS.-MARCHANDISE DE
i LTNDF-lNDIANiSCHH HH WAAREE-Al kinds ofstspe,
fancy curious articles, SILKS and SHAwLS at FOUHT
AINb INDIA STORE No. S3d Broadway near Fourteenth s
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

GREAT BREAK
" IN THE MARKET.
PANiCl
PANIC,
PANIC.
MERCHANTS WITH LARGE STOCKS
GROWING NERVOUS
MERCHANTS Win SMALL STOCKS JUBlLAST'
CLEAR Tnk TRACK
FOR CASH GOODS
AT CASH PIICHS
DRY GOODS ARE ONCE MORE CuEAfl
LIT rHf PEOPLE REJOICE!
AND LET EVERY MERCHANT 10
WHAT ~ IN HIS POWER
TO KEEP THEM so.
With Ersi pasufs snnounce ,ls, the a,ing d'y'
of ~liue.ed another psIic i1 al cssss.
q Dry Goods especially ie frBs kg.hh.. fsnbe.. and
Dome.,is. s-usf.ly. Ne shall oa-f TO-DAY hsnas.ms
he Of gnuise M.rrim.k ffnts 81 the low hsofr oi io
ys's We bsv. also bought lsis.l, ~ Canton flann~s
Woosn flshBsis Coths tsssinsfr. Dres oood bsnse,s
Alpaca. Ae ~hifh Intend otrfRr 20 ou, ea'tonsrs
anos 70 low bought them 0ufs-ive'. With no Old
40 b on hand btns hgh price. 10 cpps ~. We admit
nrfr'td - stiifg fIits toward birssins tho
mafsi oionsly si that usnd fot ye pr,-eD, TO
soh goods Iesr.y At cott FOSTER BROTHERS.
.s ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

SuLKSi SILKS SILKS,
FROM AUCTION
Wo h1vc just purchased LARGE LOT
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS,
Il chou. the gold import tIi h. oef this week the
best .alrs IN ; rs se h1ye iisd ior the
HEAVY PLAID SrRlPED. ASD CHECKED SILKS
brilliant la.ter goods ri, - D. AID III 30 peryasd
PLAIN SILKS ali coors so 4 IS, 81, and 81 rs.
EXTRA WIDE HEAVY PLAIN SILKS, q, 81 %. 81 20.
AND UPWARD.
BLACK GRos GRAIN ard eros De PARIS SILKS, a,
III % TO ~
PLAIN BLACK SILKS At ~ 25to Al 20.
BRIGHT LUsTER PARIS TAFFETAs 1T 81 rs to 20 70.
A SPLENDID STOCK or LVENING SILKS, veIy cheap.
W. X. PEiTON.
No 212 and "a BOWEtY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
prn @oooe.

AnIrS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
LADIES' MORNING ROBES, ROBES De CHAMBRh' .Bi,.
WAISTS EMBROIDERED and PLAIN skihTs' Chh'r
iSEs, &c
A.o. MISSES AND BOYS
Wardrobes Goats Biouses, Hats Caps hoys SUM- "'
nSercobrs Infants wardrobes, Bridal Outhsa &c resdy
made or made to order-
~. Particular attention given to all orders IN as depart
"'"- LORD 6 TAYLOR,
No. .s, to as7 BROADWAY, corner Orandss
No.. 2ss. 257, 2s9 ard 26I GRAND-ST.
T7ASUTONABLE DRESS SILKS.
r,.s,,, LYONS and Paris REFS MORE. BROCADEs,
SATINs ROBES &c, &C.. in great vsihty.
ALsO-LOWPRICED SILKS.
Plain Plails Fashionable Stripes &c. 6c>
LORD g. TAYLOR,
No, AL to as7 BROADWAY. corner Grsud-sL
Nos. 25s. a57, 2s9 and 2si GRhNDsT
Mo-. A. and ~ c CATHARINE-Sf.
DEAL WELSH FLANNELs.
EVERY QUALITY, Also, ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC
FLANNELs
AT RETAIL.
LORD g. TAYLOR,
No.. 4sl to %67 BROADWAY, corner Grand't.
Nos. 2.5 to 26l GRANDST.
Nos q and ~ CATHARINEST.
HoUsE-FuRNlsHING GOODS
DanAsKs. sHEETINGs NAPKINS, BLANKETS
QUILTS CoUNTERPANEs, PIANO AND TABLE GOV
Frs. LACE CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIALS
CoRNICES, LOOPS, sc, &c.
LORD & TAYLOR.
Nos asI TO ac7 BROADWAY, corner Grssda.
n II v tlp-ft.
Nos A. and ~ CATfIhRINE-sT
FASHIONABLE CLOAKs and sACQUEs,
a London and Paris marufsctue, ucudng every foreign
novelty also large as-Ortment OF oui o"u maze 9t INST
class rotal trade, and
Low.PRICED CLOAKs.
in rrea; variety.
LORD & TAYLOR,
No. 4sl! aS5 BROADWAY. corner Gr.nd-'t.
Nos 2S5 to 26l GRAND ST. corner Chry't!e st.
No. A. sud 40 CATHARINE-sT
ENGLISH BOMBAZINES.
II SPECIAL NOTICE.
BEAUTIFUL GOODS. SAMPLE LOTS.
rsuuiscturcd exclu.ively for this house.
25 Pieces VERY flNE.............sl %; worth ~ 20
25 Pieces MUCH fINER............t9 o.; worth " 40
p Pieces 'o' worm ~ -
IS Pieces Oi worth - "
w JACKSON, Importer Of Mourning Goods.
No sSi Broldwsy. between Spring and Prlnee-s,.
|MoURNlNG DoNNETs'
The MOST SPLENDID DISPLAY. far surprising any.
thing before ossed; FETAL price. !5 I-r cors below The
average
tOb.ervc)
w. JACKSON IMPORTER Of MOURNING GOODS.
No. Isl Broadway. between Spring and Pri1cc-.,s
\
MOURNING GOODS.
Nh GREAT BARGAINS
FROM AUCTION.
CO BLACK DELAINE, very hnc al ?3 4 I'd, worth -
BLACK ALPACAS, vrTy hne. , y yd.. worth 81
BLACK ALPACAs. very Gno y 3D. worth ! 10
BLACK ALPACAS. very lnc o. p I'd, worth %
- CRAZE ARNOuRs. very hne, ! 90 q I'd, worth :"
4, R1rcuieS sud ta-hhPOPLlSS. :; p ~, worth 20
Splendid Ban.orli sklRllNG, $50 ~, worth 2
{. WINSEY5 EXTRA QUALITY. p T. yd, worth IS
AT ". JACKsONs MOURNING STORE.
No sJl BROADWAY. brtw-en SPRING and PRiSCE-ST2.
tOuustte 1lHary to's1
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Drn Goods.
NLOAKs CLOAKSH CLOAKS!H

ILOAKSi CLOAKS!! CLOAKSH!
u
We invite ;he spsdl attention
OF THE LADIES
very s'trncts s.ock Of
FASHIONABLE CLOAKS, BASQtES, BAsOulNks,
AND SACQUES.
Manufactured in woTkroou in tho worry hes, man
nor sud OF the most choice Inatciiais.
Orr facilities are such that we have no hesitation In aging
OUR PRICES this ycsr uuch lower tnsa any oi the
stores exclusively devoted to the fa!e Of Cloas-.
W X. PEirCN.
Nos 21s and IA BONE.Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
AT POPULAR PRICES.
EXTRA HEAVY
UNDER>IIlRrS AND DRAWERS
ENGLISH AND sHAkER KNIT HALRHOsE,
CARDIGAN JACKETS,
TRAVELLING SHIRTS
KID. BEANER. CLOTH AND BUCK GLOVES
sCARFs, TIES, sUSPFNDERS. Gc
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
At THE SHORTEST NOTICE
- the Shin and Collar Depot No Al Fulton st. corner Of
ftsfinL
THEODORE e. GRANNIs. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

VELvETs'
FRENCH,
GERMAN. AND
ENGLISH
ROYALS AND UNCUT,
or every desirsble shade In market
BLACK LYONS CLOAKING VELVETS,
ALI width. the choicest shade. manufactured expressly for
us and fuy up 10 their hs stand I'd Of excellence
We are receiving by every duns the p-'ent ana
ner, month u supplies OF ,hs shades MeIique CiA 90 Lyon
vsr, Isly M.tattique &c. &C.. popular this season
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.
CANAL AND MERCERSTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

.EREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS!
~ NOW ~ YOUR TIME TO BuY,i
DO NOT WAIT UNTIL TdEY ADVANCE AGAIN
MU.LlNS MUsLlNsi! hUsLlS5.!!
REDUCED rROn lSc. 10 I5c AsYARD.
HEAVY YfRD WIDE USBLfACHED ale
WlDF. fINE AID Hthif BLEhCnfD sc.
fIASEELSi FLASSFLS' lLANNELs!.!
FiSK COTTON hND WOOL lec.. worth 81.
flSE AID HEAVY ALL WOOL &C.. worth &C.
NEHY HRhyY GRAY TWiLLRD lso ~osth SO.
HEAVY RED AhD GRAY. -. :Nc.. &c.
PLAIN RID AND GRAY Nc.. SIC. SIC t!t1
CANTON FLANSfLS. %, worth 5oc.
VERY HEAbl, 80, woah 6lic
SHIRTS ASp DRAWfRS veiy cheap.
TABLE LINENS AM NAPKINS. from saciion.
CAssiMtEE> FOR MfN'S AID BOYS WEAR
CLOTHS FOR CLOAkS AID OvfRCOATs.
ALL WOOL at ~ -, worth a. 20.
ALL WOOL - worth ~
ALL WOOL - 81, w,rh ~ 81
THFst CLOTHS Ar VERY CHEAP.
BLAhkErs! BLANKETS, BLASkETs!i'
A. rs. worth -
Al q 30. worth as
At -. worth ~
At $ln, worthsh
THESE BLANkETS ARE CHEAPER
THAN Any WE HAVE YET OFFERED
BtLIORAL SHIRTS.
GOOD QUALITY. ~ 20 vorh 81
VERY HEAVY, +1 vouh ~
FINE AND HEAVY. - 81 worth % 90
1bE BtSr ~ worth Is -
BLACL ALrACAs, y;!c.. SOC, 0l!c.. T5c.
FORMER PRICE. isc SIC 75., sc.
FRENCH PLAlDS. Jllr 5Tic Sc. Gle.
FORMER PRICE, &c. :o,.. 6.i &c.
ENGLISH MfH.NOS. Soc gle, s5c g5tc.
FORNfR PRICE 6?Ic 53c 90. 81
DO MOI FAIL TO EXAMINE OUR PRICES.
POSTER WELSH.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

MOURNING BONNETs.
The MOST SPLENDID DISPLAY. far surprising any.
thing before ossied; retail price. !j Ter OIL, below The
average
tOb.ervc).
w. JACKSON, IMPORTER Of MOURNING GOODS
No. Isl Brosivay. between Spring and Pracc ia
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-21

The recent union victory at Fort Fisher
cut two ways. If the military reputation Of
the rebel General Bragg received another Sc
we're blow, he was not hal. as mich damaged
was Gen. Butler. The Litter is positively
annihilated. If, in ordering ills second at
tack on Forl Fisher. Grant and Porter cared
more about surpressing Butler than the re-
belion. their success is complete. After
Buffers Removal. on the failure of the first
eA fedi,ion. lie made an address 10 lis SOL
dier>, throwing ont severe inuendoes against
Grant aud Porter, declaring tha, he was dis
missed ONLY because be- refused 70 sacrifice
the lives of his soldiers in an attempt to take
a work palpably impregnable. Butler repeats
the same thing in his report. Grant insists
that the work could and would have been "a
ken, and the only reason why it was not ia
ken was, because Butler accompanied and
teek command Of the expedition, while the
command had been given to Gen. Wetzel,
and it had never been intended that Butler
should have been connected with it at all
The latter statement Butler don't notice, but
sticks to the former. Grant and Porter there
upon proceed to knock this prop from under
him in the most effective way possible, by
sending another expedition, in no way more
formidable than the first, and taking the
fort, by that time doubly as ..Tong as when
Butler failed to take it. In slang parlance,
this is a socdologer en- Butter. 1t convicts
him not only of the bad taste and fragrant
military indecorum Of forcing himself into a
command where he was not wanted and ano.
Their had been designated, but also Of causing
by this indeccncy, the failure of that expedi.
ton. Butler is now yeinly laboring to prop
up his rambling reputation by reckless swear
ing before the War Committee at Washing
ton. b, though his testimony may create q
profound sensation as The dispatches say,
the patent facts have settled the case against
him in tie public mind.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-21
War News of the Week.

The onlv one great military eveLt OF the
week has been the taking Of Fort Fisher by
the second expedition sent there, under Gen.
Terry. after the first. under Butler, had failed,
The fort was taken on Monday even.ag. after
L; hours hard fighting, by TIE land forces un-
der Gen. Terry, after its guns had been
silenced by the federal feet Tie federals
bsf about 700 killed and wounded in the at
fair-the rebels about 500 killed and wound
ed. and some 1900 prisoners, among whom
was Maj. Gen. Whiting 200 n-en on our
side were lost in the careless explosion OF Inc
magazine of the fort, after the battle was over.
6mope the killed in this battle. We note with
deem main. the name of 1t. Samuel ". fres-
ton, of whom we gave sketch IN our last
The presumption is, now that the forts at the
mouth of Cape Fear river have fallen. the
movement Will be continued until Wilmir gton
falls: but of this nothing is said in the des-
patches.
The movements OF the armies under Sher-
man and Thomas are becoming mysterious
Sherman is apparently concentrating on the
Savannah 4 Charleston R. z. At the nearest
point to Beaufort, while from Nashville the
rumor comes that Gen. Thomas, instead of
proposing to go on rad towards Mobile or
Montgomery, is preparing to join Sherman
with at least a portion Of his army. via New
York. Gen. Meagher, who was with Thorn
IS, has already passed Louisville on the way
to New York with several thousand OF Thorn
as veterans.
The opinion was expressed by prominent
personases in Washington on Thursday that
Mobile is now in federal possession.
All the military movements of the past
week indicate that new combinations are be
ing made, and that weeks rlay trarspire be-
fore the object of the next grand movements
will be definitely understood.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-21

"HANGMAS" FooT-Of all the strange
metamarphoses Of the times that of making
Hangman Foot an abolition lion would be
the strangest- Yet such ne is certainly in a
fair way of becoming. A few weeks ago,
the papers announced that Senator Foot had
taken leave Of the rebel congress IN disgust
declaring it his purpose to retire to some
'seqpestered spot where he could enjoy a
little repose and freedom from taxation"
1t appears the desidarated ''sequestered spot
Of Mr.. F. was Washington city, for thither-
ward he Immediately turned his face. At
Fredericks burg, however, some base confed-
crate Provo arrested his steps, and poor Mr.
Foot was obliged to trudge back to Richmond
His wife, however was allowed to 20 through.
and is now in Washington. The probabili-
ties are. that the rebel authorities viii worry
Mr.. Foot a great deal before they get through
with him but Mr.. Lincoln has stepped
forth as his hacker, and declares that for
every hair of his head that is Injured, some
high rclel officer shall suffer double.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-21
Peace KunlOrs.

Peace rumors have been less rife during
the present than they were last week Mr.
Blair, senior, has undoubtedly been to Rich
mond aud returned hut gives the public no
ntimation whatever Of the result or even
definite object Of his mission. Yesterdays
ruruor, however, VAS that Blair had come
back only to &c. :12-e iu-.cuctions, and that
he IS again On his vs. 10 Richmond. Also
tia, Alexander II. Stephens, vice President
OF the colieAeracy, has arrived OF washing
ton. Other dispatches pronounce these
stories to be without foundation. Neverthe-
less, tLey seem 10 have had influence enough
on the go,4 marke. to knock GOO down to
POP.
Since the I'll o For, Fiss.er, the Rich
monl paPar, Ia. NJ. r.,esonably about
peace than on any preciors occasion. The
Examiner Of the LA AZ ats tia. the :. sub
miasioaists are gaining g-oynl. NJ. Orr,
Of 5. G., = reported a. .a'ia2 said = !; had
been deter mined tIia; rho craftsmanship ofthe
country should ioe invoked in an homes, s1iort
to end this carnival ofdeath by negosi;..ions.' y
The remark was made in the confederate con-
gress ii reference to the Blair mission, and
thus possesses considerable significance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-21

STATE OF ILLINOIS Cent g cg g- Of said 1egn'
Ann VI Mason J-e-e mason Irwin D. Dpiit,Ie. Mary
" Dpol.tt'r Ncu,ias Dan S.r1- u Nort1t Mad
son ". Cpeig Chtrrry WiS'm, The unknown heirs If
SINH Eee!-r. Man krIy. eco. u. Warner and Justin
d. Whom dccraseis-iHH f. Dove.
Affidavit tasia. been fled, in hs gic- - the Es-k O..
Cirru': Court rf said county. that the names Of Ii"
heirs OF Geo l.. Warner. Justin -. WHOM SIh Reedor
ard Mary kc,ly defendant. in this cause are unknown g"
.iNaUt.
Notice hereby givcu the unknown heirs of George
r. Warner. III. tu u. WHOM. Sarah k"ettT AID Mary
Key that the comp -i their bin a.! complain Il
Court the 18th DAY Of October 4 n 1851 and in-
Won sid hrT OF thu sIij Geo b. amer
Justin H. Wiyo:a S. R'"r. AMI Mary Kelly shaI! per
spralIv and appear before said circuit Court q si l.
Sale county the first day oi hc next term thereof 10
be holden the Court 'uss IL Ottawa IL ~id county. on
the first B. niay of FehT:ary y iS'S AMI plead answer
or dsnr th. said CnmQiGinauts bill U3 CoEI lnt. the
and the and things therein charged and
stated will taken confessed. and decree entered
against vow according the prayer Of said hill.
Gray. Avery & Bushnell, iiRAAN SlLN Liz.
Compliments SOLICITOR. tlerE.
Jan Sc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-21
Excitement in Randolph Go.

Allusion is made in the proceedings OF the
growing out of certain military arrests, but
no explanation is given. The nature Of the
trouble is thus explained:
1t appears person who styles himself
"Captan Jones" alias Vim. S. Ruby, with
others) has been committing various outrages
upon persons and property in that county,
during the past two mouths, and also kidnap-
ped Joshua u. Burch 4 worthy citizen. On
account Of these offences, the grand jury
found bills OF indictment against Ruby, and
he was arrested and imprisoned. 1t is now
claimed that Ruby was acting under orders
from Captain Gus,avus st. Gemme, Assist
ant Provost Marshal a, St. Genevieve, in
Missouri. st. Gemmc demands that Ruby
shall be released by the Sheriff Of Randolph
and denies the authority of civil law Of Hi
nois in the premises. Threats have also been
made Of an intended forcible rescue by Capt
St. Gemmc, and the arrest of other citizens
unless Ruby is forthcoming. IN consequence
of This condition of things, the Sheriff Of
Randolph called On the posse cOmttdtuS, who
promptly responded under the leadership Of
Col. NJ. ). McAtee, to preserve the peace and
dignity of the border. Meanwhile, q meeting
was called, IN response TO which very large
assemblage Of the citizens met at the court
house, in Clinton, on the 9th instant, to adopt
measures for the maintenance Of the peace.
At this meeting, Col. Thomas G. Allen was
appointed TO lay the facts before Gov. Ogles-
by, and ask the intcrposition Of state author
ity TO prevent any further aggressions on the
part of the citizens or officials from Missouri.
The action Of the legislature in the prem
Uses consisted in the appointment or p joint
committee, 70 act IN conjunction with the
Governor, in the investigation Of the facts Of
the case and suggesting the proper action to
be taken.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-21

TENNESSEE FREE SrArr.-The way Ten
nessee is being dragged into the Union as
free state is caution. 4 month or two ago
somebody in Nashville called a meeting, to
be composed ofpeope from all parts Of the
state, to take steps towards recognizing the
state government. About 315 persons as
semblcd under this call. They met and
organized, and then, feeling pretty large, re-
solved themselves into a state convention,
ana at once proceeded TO form a new constl-
tuition That this body, thus assembled I'M
der the favor and auspices of Gov. johnson,
would abolish slavery. may readily be concei-
we'd. But they did more. Under the pre-
tense of submitting their action 10 q vote of
the people, they prescribed q test oath for
electors that will allow nobody TO vote who is
opposed to their action; and then they nom
mate Brownlow for Governor, and, in effect,
defranchise every man who won't vote for
him! The Lecompton convention of infa.
nous memory. did some pretty rough things,
but that body would be slandered by com
parisou with this concern in Tennessee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-21
Dcnth of Edward Everett.

Edward Everett died st i o'clock on Sun
,dav morning last, at his residence on Sumner
street, Boston. of appopexy. His age was
20 years and . months. He had made a
speech at Faneuil Hall on the Monday previ-
Gus, and on Tuesday attended court. In tie
evening of that day he was affected with quite
a severe cold, from which, however. he seemed
to have recovered. Saturday evening he ap-
pearei about as well as usual, and retired TO
bed declining TO trouble any one to remain
with him. About O'Clock Sunday morning
his housekeeper entered his room and found
him sleeping naturally. An hour later she
was alarmed BY hearing a heavy fall in his
room, and found him lying on the floor brea-
thing rapidly. \ physician was promptly
Summoned, bu; before lis arrival Mr.. Everett
died
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-21

TIE publication Of income lists and other
individual assessments OF |. s. taxes, seems
Objectionable on many accounts, as uneces-
sarily laying bare to the public the private
affairs Of business men, when in NAM cases,
such business may be seriously interfered
with Or damaged BY such publicity. The Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, however, en-
couragcs such publications. In a recent
Official he said: 3D. the provision Of the
law the lists of income tax must be opened
to II, ;lspe,t;oI o. any 4 nj all persona up
plying for that purpose. l have, %herefo.e,
instructed those Assessors shocking inforna-
ton o. this subject, that it vas their duty to
10 afford e'ofy facility which was consistent
with the proper discharge of the business OF
their Offices for the examination Of such lists
for the purpose of publication
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-21

To BE SGUELCHED.-lt is said company.
with capital Of 100000. has been organ
lied among the friends Of Gov. Yates, to
start a paper at Chicago IN opposition to the
Tribune, and that the poor old morning abo-
htion concern Is to be sluelched. It's sin
was opposition 70 the election Of Yates to the
Senate. Il is q sort Of fight that ought to be
encouraged, for " when rogues fall out honest
men get their due To the people, however,
We imagine. !, Is mater Of very little CON
sequence whether Yates or tn Tribune, or
both are squeicLei.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-21
Ten New Ssc.inicuss

TIE quota Of Illinois, under the present
call, is supposed to he some 1900 men, IN
less the latest orders OF Proves! Marshal
General Fry is modified or receives new
Interpretation To facilitate 10 onr people
the work Of raising this large number CT men.
Gov. eglesby has obtained from the War
Department permission to raise ten new regi-
Published by Adj. Gen Haynie, and any body
that wants to raise 4 company can "pitch in
as soon as he pieases. Let US have flag
on, and the drum and fife going once more
:, Ottawa Who viii stand the ball?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-21
Tar Sac Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given That a sale by Geo :. Steh-
~ bins AMI cN-pfliCi" collector u La sale
county in of Illinois, Of delinquent lands and
town lots situated in saii county. which taxes re-
nlainel due AMI unpaid. held the Court House in Ottawa
the county ana aforesaid. commencing on the
fourth Monday of June. 1863 and continue from day
day. in pursuance nf law and public notice by said
1862 became the purchaser Of the Island Fl in sec
ton twelve. ~ township thirfythree 3) range three.
t3 of the third Principal Meridian, containing thirty
and thirty hunreh acres, and costs due
thereon for the Of Lord lS6I. That said land was
assessed taxed 70 Unknown. that sii W. J. Whit
sold and transferred To Isaac Gage his right and in
in the certificate of purchase Of said land ~ said SALE
and said Isaac Gage sold and transferred his right and in
and o said certificate Of sale To- the Undersigned,
and that the time OF redemption Of sao land from said sale
will expire YEAR fom the day of said sale t. wit: on
the 9th day Of June A.. D. 1865 l. T. COURTNEY.
ian p 1853