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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02
C.nnc,raL NuiIce.

STATE o? ILLINOIS Circuit Court Of said Co.
l.. SALE CoUSIY. j''Fclrlsry Term. =. D. ls6c
Ahler Uo-e Maria Wis widow Of stephen L. Wss, de-
ceased and mabel /. Vie. Christian IL Wise Stephen
L. Wis. Jr- Albert Wj>- ami Matilda !. V Use. minors
and h,rs awui Sci non 1. Vie deceased hA their
friend Marin Wis Anna =. Minister, Nicholas
Minister. " lillian NltwoIn, s.trrhIan Netl"uuu Mary
NQwoun John " '1Spuu, Christian McQNouh Lucy
e NJ -uwuUn. and susan VI pvuuu-in iiiIuCrrN-
II appearing affidavit file IL the Office OF the
clerk said court th,t William Nj CNoUu an Sherman
ii QwOun defendants auoye named, are non
residents sail state. and The complainant having hiei
their I'LL complaint herein and sunlunsLaN!ng been
issued thereon, according to law
Nece. IN fore hereby given. TO the said defendants
william MsQNpUn ami Sherman McQwoun. that unies,
you shall seyIy Toe AMI appear te.nre said Circuit Court
the fret the next term Thereof To lie hu.aen al
tn house in OTTAWA. ia sail county. on the hist
Monday OF f-irItFy 4. D. Is and pls. answer or de
The sad complain bill OF complaint the same
an the and therein charged and stated viii
be taken confessed aud decree entered against you
according to the prayer of sud bill.
Dated this ~ ,lay OF December, lSt5, -iw.
Dickey. Rice Lewis, HERMAN slLNER,
Compliments SufS. Clerk.
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War with Paraguay.

The war between Paraguay and the allied
BrazIlians, Uruguayans and Argentine Con
fedcrates. continues to be urged with spirit.
The Paraguayans have suffered additional
defeats, and, in revenge, have burned SOM
thirty villages.
So SAYS the --latest dispatch" We notice
that some Of tie extremely loyal papers OF
this country have attempted 10 raise howl
against Brazil on account of this war, ASSERT
ing that Brazil wages war against Paraguay
simply because the latter government refuses
to tolerate slavery, while Brazil does. Sym
patty is invoked for Paraguay therefore as
fighting Tor freedom" against the. slave
ocrats" Of Brazil The one-idea Authorization
of aboliliouisni has seldom been carried to
an extent more ridiculous. The quarrel
between Brazil, Uruguay, and the Argentine
Confederation on one side against Parag uay
Oh the other, is simply about the free naviga-
ton of the Plate or Parana river. The east
and west borders of Paraguay are WISHED by
navigable branches Of this river. y large
portion Of the best part Of Brazil, as we'll as
of Uraguay and the Argentine Confederation,
are unable t. get their produc. to market
except by floating it down one or the other
of these str ans and Paraguay has persist
emily numbered the boats Of those nations as
they passed her borders. 1t is Il wonder hat
a government, at once enlightened and
powerful as Brazil, has stood it as long as
she has Paraguay is but a speck on he
map compared with TIE powerful! combination
against her and will, doubtless, be compelled
either to give up her piratlcal procli'ities
and pretensions. or be wiped out.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

1T IS said" in n Washington dispatch,
that the President, in his message to con
gress, says that, though this government is
not indifferent 10 what is transporting in Mex
leo, any interference on our part at present
is unnecessary. We doubt about the Presi
dents language being as tame as his would
indicate.
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TENiIE undersigned having been appointed Administrator
II of the Estate OF james hcCtUgueN, late oi the
county La Sale and State lis, decreased, hereby
gives notice that he will appear !cireii, County Court
of La sale county, at Court iuls' in ottawa III
the January term, the Third Monday in january next,
which time ali persons having claims against sit RS
tate notified and requested TO attend tor the rur-
pose having the adjusted. All persons indebted
said Iuestri make immediate payment
o the IrirI signed.
Dated this "a day of December 4. p 1865.
WILLIAM STEVEN on, Administrator,
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Golden Leaves from the Dramatic Poets
Hows; Beatrice-Jula Kavanagh.
Hugh Neutrality-suspicious.
Skirmishes and Sketches-Gail Hamilton.
Gome,y OF Montgomery.
Sir Copp-Thomas Clark.
Too Strange no to be True-Fulerton.
Very Hard Cash-Reade.
Luttrell of Arran-Chas. Lever.
For sale by OSMAN / IAPENAN,
- East Court Ho,,se 9cu
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The Cleveland Pam DeaLeJ states that
one day last week justice of the peace OF a
certain brand, on Superior street, in that
CITY. summoned negro as juryman, to sit
upon some important case with white men,
The jurors. some of whom actu lily voted for
the negro suffrage candidate, Cox, refused
outr;obt to take their ceats with him. After
a couple of hours being spent IN squ'bbhngs'
,.o,...;nvs and reiusals, the redoubtable
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

"HEAYY' SwTyDLE--A sleek looking chap
has been swinding the little folks Of Quincy,
Burlington. and other towns in that region
after this fashion. lie gets the Juveniles
together, and proposes to teach them vocal
music at 80 cts. each for ten lessons. The
lutte ones pay their 80 cts. a piece in advaace,
aid then the teacher slopes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

EU8orE.-The Nova Scntiln brings Euro
pean dates to the l7th Nv. More CORES
pondence be'vee Mr.. Adams AMI Earl
Russell, on the Alabama claims. had been
pubished. Mr.. Adams withdriws the offer
of arbitration. Napoleon has ordered the
French army reduced to the extent OF 1900
men. which will make saving of 100000
francs. The Emperor Of austria IS shortly
to be crowned as King of Hungary and
Croatia 1t IS believed that Earl Rlssell viii
introduce reform bill. The cattle plague
is not stared By the cold weather.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

There are families in The Fifth Avenue,
New York, who give 500 or $500 a week
for their mere lodgings and boarding privi.
lege, while their extras will reach $500 to
500 more. So says the n. Y. correspond
ent Of the Cincinnati Gazette.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

An official document, received at the In
dian bureau yesterday, states that the cost
western plains, has been about $5OO,OOO,
while the expense of killing squaw is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

MAD DOGS A mad dog was killed at
Joliet last Friday, and We hear Of mad dogs
in other localities. The present seems to lie
the season when mad dogs generally most
abound. 1t is mistake, as constant expo
rience has shown. that summer is the worst
season for mad dogs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

How IT PAID TO DE "LoYAL."-Of $4,000
bales of cotton collected by the government
agent at Columbus, Mis-, but 5000 bales
have been accounted for.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

Frauds IN TIE quartermaster's department
at Louisville, KY, have been discovered to
the amount Of 100000 and upwards. The
names of the parties are suppressed for the
present.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

Oh STRUCK IL ILLINoIs-The Embarrass
River Petroleum Company struck oil on
Friday of last week near Lawrenceville.
Lawrence county, in this state, at depth of
ll6 feet.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Nptice.


ESTATE OF EDwaTD SwEENY. DECEASED.
FYNIlE undersigned having been appointed Administrative
4 of the Estate OF EDWARD Sweey, late ui the coun-
ty of La Sale and state of Illinois, deceased hereby gives
notice that she Will appear before the County Court "i La
Sale county at the Court House in OFT wa at the II bruary
Term, the Sd Monday ia feirna next, at which tine all
having claims said estate notified and
requested To attend the purpose OF having the
adjusted All persons indebted 10 SAIL estate are request
Ell to make immediate payment to the Undersigned.
Dated this ii day OF December. A. u. lst5.
ALICE SWEENY. Administrat tx.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

CHOLERA IN New u oRx.-A case OF chol-
era is reported IN New York. The passen-
gers on the Atlanta, intending to go be, ond
the city, were allowed on Monday to land
and proceed on their Journey.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

~ YOUNG LADIES tocclor Autographs. Salary
lOO 500 per weet AMI paid when each weeks
work is done. Four hours per day is all the time requir
ed Any with ordinary skill and taste easily do
this work us they have but follow printed directions
Applicant, will their address at o. Box SI5 Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

4 "loyal'' paper copies the following from
the Atlanta (Ga.) h,teHigencer, and calls it
''seund and sensIble:'
ave cannot conceal our contempt for those
men in the South who make huge threats of
the terrible thiags they intend to do to the
negroes. and also to the always loyal white
men, after the Federal troops are withdrawn.
The utierers of such dishonorable and COW
ardly threats are clearly the most asiuine Of
creatures. since they are taking .e ycrv
course which, if persisted in, will forever
prevent the troops from being Withdrawn
We doubt, however, whether there are fifty
men in the South who would so beautifully
combine the qualities of knave and tool, as
to make such threats or even feel like making
them
Yet the whole course and action of the
radical party is based on the assumption that
the people of the South are Just such fools
On the contrary, when the truth is known,
we have no doubt they will be found to have
about as much common sense in the a.gre.
gate the people of New England usually
di play.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail
road Company have commenced laying
second track on their road 1t is intended
to have double track ali the way from
Chicago to Galesburg. Large additions are
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

The Fourth Auditor Of the United States
Treasury Department gives strong testimony
in favor Of the satisfactory manner in which
the female clerks under his supervision per-
form their duties.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

The DnAMA.-The Rev. Mr.. Hatfield, 4
Methodist preacher in Chicago, few week.
ago preached a couple oil sermons in which
he furiously denounced the stage. The
attack drew forth s,v raj replies. both IN the
shape Of speeches on the stage aud news
paper articles. The discussion grew so
animated that other pulpits took it up and
on Sunday evening las! the Rev. Dr. Coliyer,
q well i.nowa Presbyterian minister in Gil
cage, preached sermon in which, to the
surp. ise Of his coagr-gati n, he defended
the drama. The sermon is published in full
in Mondays Rpu5iirln, and the following
i. about the substance of it:
In the view Of Mr. Collyer. the theatre Is
q Necessary and useful part Of the mechanism
OF society. While it amuses and delights
people OF all classes it reaches and teaches.
interests. touches, and elevates those who are
not accessible to other intellectual and moral
influences. it belongs TO the same category
with poetry, Painting. and music. 1t is nov
denounced and condemned, Just "a those
arts have been condemned. As incon sisteat
with religion and morals: but it will here
after be recognized by those who now thus
denounce it, as requiring only to be properly
understood and rightly managed in order to
become an agency Of noble pleasure and
u-miXed good
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

y church in Springfield (Nass.l advertises
for new members. The old ones have proba-
by found that they can get their political
knowledge cheaper from the newspapers.
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Auction a.,

~ n subscriber will sell at Public Auction NJ Lindaus
brewery Of the ravine. in Otttw., Tuesday.
December 5th. l,5 c0musncing al o'clock =. NJ :he
following personal property. belonging n the estate o A.
Lin la deceased viz; Fifteen Lager Cocks, 1hrtytwo
Hal; Barrels, Seventeen Quarter Harres fermenting
TuIs, e.. Terms Of Sale--C.ph
dec 2-iv PETER MILLER, Administrator
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Administrators Notice.

fIyHE undersigned having been appointed Administrative
Z OF the estate Of Joel d.. swift, late of the
county of La Sllle and State OF Illinois, decreased here
hy gives notice that she vii! appear before the County
Court of La Sale County. AT the Court House OF
tiIws. the Janutry Term, the third Monday in
January next, at which time all persons having claims
against said Estate notified and requested al ur
the purpose of having the adjusted. All persons in
debted to said Estate requested make i.ludic lE,
the undersigned.
Dated this ~ day of December 4. n. 1865.
ELIZA Y. SWIFT, Administrative.
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From flcxEcD.

The news from Mexico is haLitually 50
variant and contra lictory in its character,
Depending so',iy on the channels through
which it passes whether it is favorable to the
Republicans or ImPeria'is's. that we have
seldom attempted to give it, knowing
full well that there was scarce . grain OF
truth in any o. it. As the latest ne from
that quarter, however, Is pronounced ''ex>
citing We give brief summary. havin.
little doubt, however, but that the next mail
will contra1,c; the whole of it, and reduce
the army Of Juarcz to less than 1.-THE Of the
number for which he has creii, beloS.
Tbs Is synopsis OF the last news:
An officer Of the Republican army arrived
at Kansas City from FL Paso last FRIDAY. and
left Immediately for Wa>hinat ~. whittier he
IS carrying imPo, TAM dispatches. lie states
that Juarcz has - 0DJ men under arms: and
that wien the means can be proc.ced which
will be very soon, 5000 mere men will be
PIT into the field. Macmillan Is reported
to have received a letter from Napy!oon.
.rebuking him for lack Of enerrv Cgr,lova
ha, been Abandoned by tn, Imperialists.-
O.izab1 has been strongly fortified. in aniici-
patton Of an attack from the Republicans -
The empress has started on her Journey to
\ uca;au. and will be followed by The En-
paror in January. Fourteen hundred fresh
troops from Europe arrived 1T Vera Cruz on
the l2th instant, and more are expected
The Repahlican force near Ma'amoras il
$500 strong. The garrison of that city
nun hers l.70) regular troops. best les some
citizen volunteers anl a few Fr,ach marines.
The Imperial Government expects to have 4
forced npon it by the Unite States. and
is taking mea ures for the protection of the
frontiers.
later dispatch from Fort Bliss, Texas,
SAYS the French evacuatel Chihuahus Ton
ths 23th ult J, and are concentrating on the
city OF Mexico, il Is said for the purpose Of
sapprcssing instructions in the interior
President Juarez leaves for ChIhuahua in
lew days | an inf,rmeI that he has
levied a contribution in III P..so.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

The Methodist conference Of Mississippi
has adopted resolutions providing for the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

T.. THOMPSON, ESQ who may be found at Fleming
rne;t store in Narseille is authorized agent TO
i've subscriptions. and take orders for advertisements
ills ca-ls &C. and to receipt for the same, for Mar
e and vicinity
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

LOYAL Walpole says, in his day, in
England, the word ''ioy,l" became SO olious
that all but the lowest and most corupt and
svcophantc courtiers and hangers on of 70. :
atty received the application of the epithet
to th.m as an Insult. Its rise in this coun.
try threatens in these days to become little
less odious. As applied to the radical aboli.
tionists, who have chiefly monopolized the
term, i, is scorching ironry. the abolition
party was organized by disunionists, and the
policy of that party is opposed to the Cnion
to this day Phillips AMI G.rrison were the
founders and chief APOSTLES Of the party and
ALWAYS boastcd of their lislnionism. \ disci-
pie of Phillips objec'ing to 4 supporter OF
Mcclellan as ''lisloyal,' is worse than Satan
reyokiug sin it is Belzebub reblhins the
angels for inf lelity to the Internal throne
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

EltY NrLE-T.k~n up by Ni.hlsl Trainer, N the
- CO., OitiT. la >a r,ULiy. one Dark Buy Horse
Niue Year. Il h;sGs Li-n. branded with letter :
Ii O. right -a.Isiier; valued AZ 80.
de- : - Sw.RAYMJND, Clerk.
DARK MULE CCLT-Taken up ~ Eule Inc Read. in
the town ui Farm KiI-r Ia Sale c.Rut!, Dark Mu.
Hurs@ COLT. Ia year Oh past, valued Al ssU
dee =. - = " KAY N'Nbr tieFk.
TWO COILS r k.n mp ty joseph W.T. r-"k. in IL
tow Trs.. l. S,ii- C.uutv. Erigt E,y !iogss
Cot it ami tile. white hairs ia 're-,i
tnI .trion tns The other, L -It Brown Mar,
Colt lilac an til, ana star lie forehead SUPPOSE
T. y--,rS nd st spring. The h.I. '-U-t ~ .;
the mare at so DEE :. ". EEYN )SD C!rTs.
BAY NARE-Tskeu up 10y Samuel Mullen. in the town
Of rUy.ana L. salI- COUNTY BAY Htre, 4 wears Old
15x hands high, in forehead and stripe Oh the hose
valued at 80. deg s. ". RAYMOND, Clerk
NULE-Taker up by c. + Trunla, in tn village Of
Dayton Ia SIie county. s horse nIl- colt tvg rrs
OLD asst i!rk streak the back, little black GA the
wiihers auI leg, black TO the knees valued at so
dec = :. ". RAYMOND. Clerk.
TWO COLTS-Taken up by II d. Williams. in the town
of Worthwhile. L. Se county, Roam Horse Colt, white
Iac. right hind l- white nearly IL the Tci two years
old Also Bright Bay Mare Colt three years Oh valued
Soc each. dee S.W. RAYMOND, CLERK.
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A.cDtIt Seneca.

EyANDFR yAUGEEY, Of the i'm oil UnaerniI'
i our authorized agent at Seneca to receive and
|, f- s,I-rrft,rs to the Ottawa Free Trader, for ai
;,,- il work &c Subscribers in that vicinity will
.o., statement Of their accounts for subscription
2 Free Trader in his possession, and any payment
IN hin, will be credited the same If made 10
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WANTED

In great variety, for sale by
OSMAN & HAPEMAN,
East of Court House SQUARE
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Diaries for 1866,

r OF five % in block eiShty-one, tS1) in the States
Addition t Ottawa with good substantial two story
lr. K house thereon Enquire of
srrt 49, 65-tf A B. SMITH
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1t is mistake that radical aboiitionists
wont fight, as tho following DEMONSTRATES
1t must be admitted, however, that their way
is rot always manly. We quote from the
Chicago Republicans:
On Monday afternoc n, about five clock,
while the Hon. George W. Julian was wait
Ing in the ladies' room Of tn. depot at Rich
mond, Indiana, he was approached by 500
man Meredith, Esq, who, after speaking a
few words. struck him iJalianl and partially
knocked him down. Meredith then drew a
cowhide from under his coat and proceeded
to apply it to Mr.. Julian, until bystanders
interiered The immediite cause of the
difficulty is not known. The parties were
recently rivals for congressional nomina
ton.
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Ayers Cherry .pectoral,

Co,tJits, C%ds. Influenza,
HiITSeHess, CJ'o,gJ. BrDa-
ei1iay, Iac3pie,at Colyump-
f,", and far the rei',f ~
Co0sUmpiirs Patients ~, al
r7Hocd stages II ia, disoGse.
GO wide i tie field Of its
- Usef lHc-s and a. numr-
uU= are the cases + it, cures.
that almost every section of
arUuuds in persons
publicly EnOwn. who have
been restoI ed nom alarming
and even desperate diseases
Dithe lungs by its use. When
nee tried, its superiority
over cyery other cNi ectorant
i too apparent to escape Oh
SCI ya;luu. and where its viz
tines axe KIN" u, tn" ;UJ.ic
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State and County Taxes,
ESpl. sale.
ERss SALE.

rl,UE Residence lately occupied ty Charles G. Miller
which includes four lots in the States Addition 10
Ottawa The property can be had at bargain.
sart q ~ A. Is. SMITH Agent.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02

From tho Rev. JOS H. Ksnnar Pastor Of the 10Th Rsr-
fist Church.
Or. Jsckson-Dear Sir: have been frequently r,-
qlestcd to connect my name with concentrations q!
dferen: kinds of medicines but regarding tbs practice
out Of my appropriate sphere, have III all cases DO
clined but with clear proof in various instances ami
particularly in my family OF the usefulness OF Doctor
Hoohunds German Bittels depart for once from ray
usual course to express iG!l conviction that for
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some cases may fail; but usually. doubt not, it will
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Yours, very respectfully. J. II. KsSNARD.
From Rev. Warren Randolph Pastor Of Baptist Church.
Germantown, Penn.
enables me to say that regard the German Bitters
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will produce similar effects on others.
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.. Germantown, Penn.
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From tie Rev. J. ". Lyous formerly Pastor Of tho
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Prom the Rev rhos. Winter. Passo. II Roxboso1gA
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Dr. Jackson Dear Sir II feel il due to your excel
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LIME AND GENUINE ROsENDALE CEMENT OF
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