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ROBERT BOSTON, Trustee
au 3l-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts

- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain. until MONDAY, 18th Instant,
same hour and place.
BY order OF the Trustee.
Sc ls-d GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts.
HgTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN
til FRIDAY 2lst instant, same hour and place
seIs GREEN WILLIAMS, Ascts.
RI GREEN . WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers.
CONVENIENT SALE OF -FOUR HUNDRED
PILES At THE LONG BRIDGE, Ar PUBLIO
AUSTiQN
On FRIDAY, the 2lst inst, at II O clock A. m
we shall sell. on the premises. -Four Hundred Oak
and Pine Piles, being IS ind 40 feet in length.
BY erder Of the Commissions Of Public BxiId-
ings. GREEN WILLIAMS
sci lint and Chrou.l Aucts.
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aFl3a5 o. "a aypTE TEts1 9f 9sIArF
- - -EgIsasq - ioF.sN aE ~ ,fs..
- - 80 - ssstRU gsf stet .a..s I et sf -
e. 3got ~ .ss .n2d e. sIlstaE e. gsfa.-0 srti
,asJgAT EoaAaVa "a a.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

Round House Hotel, situated on the Lee.burs
Pike, Ia miles from Alex andria, and a, mil
from Wa 'hingten. The II otel Is in excellent order
and contains 10 rooms and Kitchen. Twenty acre,
OF good land attached TO came. III not sold Al
private sale BY October LIST, lS56, the above
ty viii be sold ct auction.
II NAlIE IN Au...
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RY JAS. q. MCGUIRE d co., Auotsopeers
FURNITURE SALEM FRONT OF THE AUo-

TI0N Rooms.
TCRDAY MORNING. az 10 O'Clock In addi-
uon to an assortment Of housekeeping requisites
Two dozen fine Dining Chairs, Solid Oak bjsh
back, Seats upholstered In Maroon Velvet made Nv
RoUx, New York Also. Solid Oak Carving TabIe
Plste Stand, tive Side Dish Tables, all 70 maich
sel9 Until J. @. McGUIhE A co Ancts
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.1aT no gEQa - . "a 40 < d@ s -
III EraTS W as.,.,..,s -, =
sSssszs Z ess asal roRTo1
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NEW B00Ks.The Hidd.n Sir, . aovsI. illus.
lustrstsd; Battle Pieces and Aspects OF the War
by Herman Melville; Felix Holt, the Radicsl, 81
bic; suDsrstition sad Fore, ,by HsprX Lee;
THE CROOHET COLLAR BOOK; MRS.
Knitiss peok; Mn. GsnesinS Knit shawl o. ~
scan Book; 4n. 9cusain's Crochet Baby CsS
SalHaisn knituns and Nsstins Beck; Ths WI asss
Knitting Book: 4rs. Oony 3 Art Of Dres.making.
! - 10 ''~E' FHANCK TAYLOR
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nEsIRABLE MISSOURI LANDS, $50 Acres,
- in Monroe CO., near North Missouri X r. for
sale, or exchanged for improved city property. An
excellent opportunity for those desiring to invest
10 one of the most rapidly improving parts of the
West Inquire Of j. DUNCAN C0TTRELL,
$40 pennsylvania ay., opposite National Hotel.
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AUCTION SALES.
D. sale.-roous 30 2Ss PennsIly ania aysnls

Rf kAGLK 90. Auetioneers.
- sales-roons No. 29S Pennsyivanta avsnus,
h.sie q 90. Win givs their personai attention sc
the sale OF Rea = tate and Household rurnitIres 81
the residence Of anilies declining Housekeeping
Also to the ss.es Of stocks q Groceries and Mer'
enancise q every description, HcrSee, Carriages
THURSDAY, sept 20, lses, st 2s5 Penpsyivsnis
avenue. We call att. ation 70 our regular weekly
sale Of choice Groceries, eonsistin q in part Of
Choice Green and Black Teas, in small packages
starch, Pepper, Family sesp Spices. &C.
Also, large lot Of choice Wines and Liouor, IN
wood and glass
Old Bye and Bourbon whisky
Old Port and Sherry Wine
Otard Brandy Holland Gin. &c.
Also. assortment Of Notions, Fancy Gsods, Chew
ing Tobacco, Cigars, &c, &c.
1t NA0LE a co ,Auctieneer.
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WANTED-By October lst, 1866, q furnished
HOUSE. with all the modem improvements
Aodress. II. o." No. 234 II street, betwee a
lytn and 2Uth
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WAETEP-To rent. by the 18th of October
w 1866, HOUSE containing Fl ON six to eight
room Address, with particulars, Box 73 City
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EOR REET-Larne and small HOUSES, fur
Il nfehed and unfurnished. Also, desirable
APABTMEHTB, furnished unfurnished, suit
able for ousekeeptng, with or without Board.
Inquire at STARR CO. 8, 305 n street, near
lUh. Sc Tim
EOR SALE-A fine GARDEN FARM, within
l. three-fourths of Q mile Of city limits. II con-
tains about 80 acres Of improved land under high
Ing, barn, orchard. good water, and all necessary
out buildings Apply APRlyEs%9ANnrp M.sos
se7-l0t1 .... Corner 7th and streets
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WAETED-By resident Of this city, on the ls,
w or october. Furnished HOUSE, IN q good
location fer boarders. One preferred where the
party renting will take board. References ax.
changed. Nv. g." 49S l., between 9th and 10th
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WANTED-To ront six unfurnished HOUSES
dlnerent sizes. Apply to MACE MET
GALE Real Estate Agents, SIT Seventh street.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22
SEWING MACHINES.
REASONS WHY PERSONS
SINGER MACHINE.

DESTROYS T. purchase sewing Machine. should
purchase t1r
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

-.-.s, E4no,1a and Milwaukee an /
-, of he Travellers Insurance Company
g,r..ari e.rered tie car. aud having
z. fe,s,s 20 several passengers ap--
cb-l al elderly lady who, i1 aIIef""iI
.slral vas lcsi.
.Vsan would YOU like 10 insure
-.s,.aes.isa1s 3" inquired The a9eaL at
ans time exhibiting his tickets
alstmr .lcAe. down 10 kenosha-
-yrar.ir0al ticket. madam; 1 want
-.s'rlfvo would ike to insure your
--ll., accident
M, pon. 70 Oshkosh "a vlslt my OAR
\ rsos married. up tuere, aAd has Just
la ba0y.
he azsa. ra.,cd hs Voice a. ltiie-
Waal you Ike TO insure your "'e
ems. accident
Shes been married two years am d
All thIs's the first child. is a Sai.
| AGENT still louder q.
lam al Insurance agent, madam uOh
gan.io insure your lille against acci
IT,
/ she GOT along hrst-rate, and Is DOM
Esl As could be expected
A:sai a. the top Of his voice
lnaa assurance agent. madam can
Ers YOUR life against accident y
Didn't understand YOU said ~
-J. No. her name is Johnson, N
LES Evaus and | live five miles lroL
E1sAa.-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

lSIMONs 4 HILL
Have Jasi Receivsda
Sc co Nd STOCK
DRESS SILKS.
ORGANDAS.
| Lawns.
ALPACCAS.
BLK 4 WHITE PLAID MOHAIRS.
SCOTCH GINGHAMS
SWISS MULLS.
i NANSOOhS.
/ BRILLIANTS.
END * LACE WINDOW CURT'NS.
AAR>ELLS BED SPREADS.
SUMNER SHAWLS
1 FRENCH CORSETS.
1 BLACK LACE Walls
LINEN HANDhERCHIEFS.
sUN UMBRELLAS.
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
BLEACH d q BROWN SHEFTINGS
DENNIS,
| COTTONADES.
BROADCLOIHS.
FANCY CASSIMERFS
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
we have a Full AsSOrt-
ment ofChoice Goods for the
summer Trade
- CALL AND Examine OUR GoODs
BEEsRE NoU PrEcHAsE IA
| (ONE DOR NORTH OFE. D. MIL AR'Sl
5s-yl
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.u'ERAICRE At WHICH SEED UL..hlN A. , =
y esebra.ea swiss uutan.st, Il y ne I
LII hes pgh,she. an account OF nu-
IRIS experiments upon the temperature |
gT-a SEEDS wiz Gerunate. VI give |
sEah.s results. with respect 10 Wei
aEpants. reducing the temperature 10
lai-sahe., sca.e. The seed OF common
F-z-gari WI. terminate at or llttle
.a,T@ .reezing point. While white clo-
lsrzned dormant at AS deg, 1t ger
,.4a when the temperature was raised
-l re degree above that. Indian corn
rLiao, start az AZ deg. but terminated
rssuperature very near Is deg. Melon
sn.asel to terminate al % deg, but
s hsov CO.. While there Is 4 limit Oh
Creature below which each particular
~ vii not terminate. there = also a limit
-es0;her direction. and seeds fail to start
battle temperature Is 100 nigh; the poin'
snthe other case. varying with the sle
s. tie greater part OF some seeds oil Whll'
-Fs, did uot terminate above IS ues
ms seeds only terminate between Ger
Il limits o. temp erature, and those whlcl
Q oaly 40 50 within narrow UNITS a.
* sole TO extend themselves geograpn
Az"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03
CuAFIER IL.
Thad. Stevens Triumphant!

Grim and sulien from his defeat, Thad.
went back to his committee, however, with 9
stern resolve Ee-er TO give 1t up So. But
it is easily imagined. little work was done in
The committee. The trouble was in a very
different quarter. King caucus was sum
moned, and having his refractory animals
safely within that slaughter pen, Thad. laid
Oh the whip without mercy. 1t was short
work. His beasts of b"rden had lost all
their high mrttlc, and. submitting meekly to
the lash, were ready to obey the strings with
lamb-,ite dociIi;y. 1: took Thad. less than
- honrs to suppress the rebellion, and by
Wednesday morning his team was in capital
order. He entered the House at the appoint
ed hour, and pausing only to lay his ''black
snake" :urou.y over the hack OF the Presi-
dent, whom he then dismissed contemptuous-
Is, declaring he could get along just AS well
without him, gave the word CO. and the
obedieut team dragged the resolution through
the House as quick as you could say Jack
Robinsor!'' So Stercns triumph d, and the
rebellion in the Republican ranks was subs
dued Great is clubfocted Thaddeus
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

BULLY FOR ATEs.-While Thad. Stevens
and his committee Of fifteen are cudgeling
their brains to devise a constitutional amends
ment that shall force the South into granting
suffrage to the negroes, our Senator, the in
domitable Yates, walks straight to the mark,
unembarrassed by any such preliminary
rubbish as constitutional difficulties. To the
clear minded Yates nothing is plainer than
that Congress. by mere joint resolution.
can do ANYTHING. even abolish the consti,u>
ton itself if necessary, to exalt the negro 4;
while such stupid people as Thad. Stevens
and his fifteen evidently "can't see IL
Yates disposes OF the whole business at a
dash. He IMPLY offers resolution that
mo state or territory shall make distinctions,
in the matter OF suffrage or otherwise, on
account OF color or race That covers the
whole ground. Negrocs, In1ans. Cinnamon
ALL are brothers and our equals, though
the constitution excludes them from citizen>
shin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

TEMPER OF THE SoUTn.--The following,
from the Macon (Ga.) Messenger, will be
heavy news to large class Of politicians at
the North who have thrved for twenty years
and rrd wn fat on sectional strife with the
South
"No MORE IRRErREssIBLE CONFLICT. We
see some of the Northern ministers, accord
ing to Cheever, have announced their con-
gregatiors that a more fearful sectional con-
fict with the South than ever is now impend-
ing, and they must arm for the fight Cannot
these {, Unable gentlemen comprehend that it
takes ht least two parties to make fight,
aud The South has already surrendered. leav.
ing tho rest o: the country to maui her as
much as they please after she is down?
Take your satisfaction now, We kind hearted
souls, Tor the South is defenceless. She will
fight n more. For thirty years she fought
YOU with argument, remonsiraEce and ems
treaty, but you would rot hear them. She
took to cudgels and You were too many for
her Then she gives up and proposes that
you shall do exactly as You please-only let
your pleasure be known. But this dom. suit
You must have more fight, more conflict.
Why, then, frankly. we tell you, you cannot
get it out OF us. You must try somebody
else There's Mexico-theres France
there's England-fight them. If they won't
respond. fight each other; but we are too
poor and feeble to give You any more enter>
tainment in this way. You must look some
where else"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03
FERTILIZATION OF A LEADER
CHAPTER l.
ThHsl. Stevens Defeated


When Th"d. Stevens, from his committee
of fifteen, introduced the constitutional
amendment in the House, fixing suffrage
instead Of population as the basis OF con-
eressional Representations. he said he expects
ed to pass it "before the sun went down"
The amendment had not been printed, and
half the members had not even heard it dis
timely read; yet after having brought nearly
every Republican member up to the scratch
or the District negro suffrage bill, purely by
the force of party drill, he felt so confident
of his power that he dared to undertake
anything. Before the sun went down that
day. however, Stevens went home with flea
in his ear. First, one poor Republican
member who had been driven into the com,
mission of political suicide on the District
suffrage bill by Stevens lash, ventured meek.
ly to expostulate against tn S second humilia.
ton. so close upon the heels of the other.
Then another poor Repub. expos:ulated more
loudly; Il third grew holder still and before
the day was o"e-, Stevens found his team
that had pranced SO gaily and plainly in the
harness in the morning, as rebe.lions and
unmanageable as scared mules. lie was
glad to give them time until next Tuesday
Git was Thursday to ''cavort' themselves
hoping BY that time they would be tired
enough, aud ready to ''work'' with theil
accustomed docility. But Tuesday found
the ''team" as refractory as ever. In short
they were given over to pure ''cussedness.'
So he abandoned the hope of passing hi:
amendment at all, and consented TO take il
back again to his committee, begging only
of the House as q favor, that they would
accompany its recommittal with some in
structions. But even this poor request was
denied. 1t was the most signal parliamenta
~ defeat on record. An English minister
encoun;ering defea, half SO signal and
igno:ninious, would resign in fifteen minutes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

RENARKABI.E WEATHER.-Thc memorable
Friday evening, January 18th, when We had
rain and snow and sleet. amid loid thunder
and vivid lightning at Ottawa. was still more
remarkable in regions south and cast of
here. y letter from Rockville. In lana, says,
at II clock that day the thermometer at
that place stood at G6. the weather being as
warm as July. At 9 p. the thunder storm
came on: By ten rain, hail and snow were
falling promiscuously. st 6 a. m. the next
day the thermomete; indicated two degrees
Jelor zero, making fall of 63 degrees in
ten hours. Greater, probably, than ever
before known in this locality, or the West
anywhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

Ilors Ulcers sore- E-gpou-, Pmples, Blotehes Bois
-. Authony's Fire. Rose Eryspe.a letter or sSlE
RhUms, ScalI Head, Ring Worm, Cancer or tslcerols l1
Eyes. Female Di--asr-. such Retention r.
regularity sup?res,.1. Whites stery. asI SYPHILIS
Vr;.-rsl ilsras- Liver Complaint, ai liert Disease
Try ATt SAEs,F.E-LLt and see for Yourself ;he suT.s
INK activity N!th vich rie8Ls= ;a- blood AMI cl-es
thesr rt.orIr-s.
During .at- wear. the pul.r have cen r--.cj ly !:-c
oit.- pre-'i linz 10 .iyr quart %: hHtrHet g. sr>-
villa iy oiiaT. Most q these b. v been frauds upon
tn sick fr they only contain Hide. n any Sars.
Tiis. tt often curative - r-ies Eatlyrr H-u1e
bitter tfIeiurlst s followed tie q; she various
q Is.slIa . :'ol tie market UEs.. tie
ITSELF has ic u-fy "liL l.ul@.i-Da au
cheat. Still call ts compound -s,r>'I.iia, and in
'-I. - supply such remedy slal! rsGs t- tsn"
from the loA - "bl"luy whh rcs;z ui-H H. We thuE
have ground or ieiirgiH EAs El.;-e- which are IL
rc.ts.- ~ the Ordinary 0i tl' diseases intend
We civ s-syirs i- 81 +, tit 1:ie tl.-
tie best Alternative wi-h EnpN how L produce, aud e
have believe l. i l t- sie st fg~tu- .u
fer of the h,ocd YET discovered by any boy.
Arms CHEAEY PECTDEtl D. - universally known &c
every other remedy fJr the cure Of .ou-s Colds
IDtiaeuz. HcIr,en-. Group, bronchitis. lncIeni Ccu-
ADVANCED 1f ite des that II Useless ines t.
the evidence u - vigtGe Pie world Erpws IL IN
Prepare! D. :. e. ATgR 4 Co. lowell. Mas and
sold ~ W L 6IE>uN and AL tac Drug SIres IA Ottawa.
:. PJSfLITIiW ATE. II Sale FLEMING BEN
NIT, Nlrse., ~ dealers IN medic inc. every E!4rTr-
yet. >. 'C5-2nI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

The Emperor of Brazil has appointed a
Board OF Health" to Investigate and decide
what proprietary remedies s!,oul be admit
ted into tie country and wAa excluded.
Alter some months session ihey have repor-
ted coademning them AL exceI Dr.. j. {.
Aver d Co.'S preparations In tee OF those
they recommended the Emperor t. admit for
the beneG; Of the public health, while they
hold the fourth, cherry Pecto-al da'i~r advise
nlebt for further Information REJECTING one
Of its ngredients-morphiur which. while 50
extensively employed and 50 highly esteem
cd as a rem Idly in this country. Is scarcely
known in tia, OF al the ether medicines
before them, the Imperial commission saw no
one o. them merits any favor whatever or
protec,ir. tom this Government. rs they
contain no,h:nE new or auy specific virtues
not fully k,aawn and used BY oar oxn p'ysic-
ians. The Imperial GoverEH eut has accord.
ingly prohibited them all from admission
through the custom house except the renel-
les OF orr distinguished countrymcn above
mentiouel-a discrimination by their learn,
el men. very Ike that TO which experience
has led the American peop.e.-Bostoa Her.
all,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

SENECA AND MARsEILLEs BRIDGES. The
bridge across the illinois river Mt Seneca will
be completed during the coming week.
There Is to be a grand ball at Clark d
Underhill's Hall III MnrSeilcs, on the 22d
inst, in honor of the completion of the
bridge across the Illinois river al that place.
Both these bridges are built in the most sub
stantial manner, on the best known plan.
and Of the best material Both these towns
must take an immense impulse onward and
upwa nd from the date Of the completion Of
their bridges.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03
U. s. REVENUE REFoaM.-Before The


iourn m ent OF the last Congress commission
was appointed to sit during the ADJOURN hent,
investigate the wor lllns' OF the u. 5. Rev
emu, laws, and to recommend such chhnges
as their practical workings might suE gest.
The commission has sent to Congress d pres
liminary report, of which we find ih tie
Chicago Rspuj!iclf the following sya6I psis:
The Commission recommend such a reyi-
sion of The internal revenue system vii!
lead to the ent;re exclusion of naEutj ctures
from taxation. except liquors, tobacco, and
possibly few other articles "A redGctTo OF
the tax on distilled spirits TO 81 gal on; 8
tax OF ) cents PR pound on co'toI tha
taxes shonli not 3 : paid upon tobacco III thu
! leaf; that the d, lference in the tax on in
| comes above aud below $1,000 ohd b.
abolished that q coo incomes sho hld 81
excluded from tax, I'D ttl. no ailswa nee b.
made for rental, or, at Re -, n9t to e%cee'
! $500: that the tax on crude pet leu
should be abolished, the tax on refined bein:
retained and that the tax on EXPIRES 5 co,,.
pany receipts should be increased. Tn,
( Commission estimate the revenue for th,
fiscal year ending june 18th, 1867, a
| 1867, O00. 900, and asser; that a revenue i
possible for that year for Si3j, 900, 00l.
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administrator. .Srle.

NOTICE is hereby given -t tlie uaterscnal admins
"a Of the estate Of Henry NJ Shaw. deceased hy
a decrrt:l order OF the County Court Of Il,
Sale comfy, Illinois, made the December term. =.
1863 will Monday ht thiriyrst day Of January D.
1866 the hour of O'Clock T. W the south door of
the Court House in the city of Ottawa. La Sale county
sell public sale the highest bidder. the interest of
Marion l.. Shaw and Henrintte VI. Shaw. in and TO so
much of the following described real estate may be
necessary pay OF the indebtedness of snid deceased
estate 10 wit: The Ei5 NV. Sec - I 30 y. j. Sd
p 81 r.. situated in the county of La Sale Illinois, sub
ject o widows rights OF Dover and Homestead.
Terms. Cash. MARY l.. SHAW,
Ottawa. dec %. 'Gj-Sw Administrative aforesaid.
The above sale has oeen adjourned to Monda', the 18Th
Of March next MARY L. SHAW,
feb3-6w Administrative aforesaid
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

4 SnAeP D,DaE.-Ths following sharp
dodge was come over q policeman IN New
York week ago, as reported by telegraph ::
Police officer Slellgess, Of the twenty
eighth precinct, Was Ga dU;v il Carmine
street Yesterday morning, when man
dressed IN police uniform came to him and
told hn that lie had been detailed 10 arrest
4 couateri eiter. and that the assistance of
the patro.lh IN would be required. Shortly
afterwards ihe porter Of the Greenwich
Savings Blink, named Thomas Quinn, came
by with tia box oa his arm, containing
$50. go in money, and he was at once
arrested. Making 4 slight resistance, the
bogus officer snapped pair Of handouts on
Qninn's wrists. and bade the regular patrol
man to take him to the station house, while
he proc edel 20 headl and report the
arrest. This was done, the strange man
making his escape with the cash box and It's
contents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

NEWSPAPER CHASGr.-We observe that
the Grundy County H-,tlj has change
hands, NJ. Tvay@a h.vi 9 disposed of his
interest in the concern . Capt. ALBERT p.
BARyss Capt, b. halls ..,sn Ottawa. though,
at the tina the var hr,ks out he held a
lucra-iyc c!erkship .: Washington winch he
resigned to join the army- Af,cr nearly
four years zesyice, IA wh.ca he syso step by
step 10 the ran: Of Ca?.4ia. i, lays aside
the sword, to coa';auc the battle wiki his
pen. He.is a good printer, = gala "a: soldier.
and cleger fellow 4 !djr writer and will
make god pap.r of II. H.rdL, barring
It's politics, which y. ba'i.rr are Of the
radical abolition strip. all tat, of course
means evc-ytLin. Ina; Is aj1a.na5,e.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03
Ere-4fg,'s sale Of Rs4I E<..,fs.

DT virtue 81 order and decree q the County Court
- sale county Illinois. u.i- III petition u.
the undersigned. EE-gBtrN o.: the estate %! Jt-oVh Park
euiiln. deceased. iaT leave T. sell te real c-'t" - sail
deceEsei AZ the last December term ii sail court 10 T.
On The I4th day Of june. =. 1855 shall tle lJti
day March next between thr hofrs 81 81 ocIci = =
and five ue,ck # SAG! Gay. sd, It pgi- sale. on RE
premises, the following described rial -stte situate The
said county aud STATE. Wit TIN sixty feet Il l.;
eleven n / in block utys-ven Oh n the states ADD
ton Ottawa. Terms oi saie-Ctsh.
JoH.SS. P,CEESH.v. ExccEt:.L c!
f-h 3-6g JcssTH PaCKENHAS. Deceased.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

{iroRGtA SENATOR. In the Georgia Legis-
la,hre, Jan. 80, on the first ballot for L. S.
Senator, a. H. STEPHENS received l52 votes,
and Mr.. Hill 80 Mr.. Stephens not consent
ing to the use of his name, voting was re-
sumed. and on the sixth ballot Herschei V.
johnson was chosen, receiving l52 votes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

HARPER FOR FEBErARy.-Th number
opens with an amusing illustrated paper on
Blackwell's Island. Rev. j. S. e. Abbott,
continuing his ''Ieroic Deeds Of Heroic
Men, contributes an account of Chas. Ellet
and his steam rams. The other illustrated
articles are The Rel JACKIE: Medal and
'Diamoads and other Gems" y second
paper on the sports. legends, and popular
observanc,s Of The Holidays" treats Of the
period between New Yeas Day aud Twelfth
night. \ curious essay on the "Namcs Of
Places" a Gorgeous criticispSea Charlotte
Brontc's Lucy Shore" seFcral pieces OF
poetry of some merit, tHo or three stories, q
continuation OF .'Armalale.' and the usual
Easy Chair, Drawer. aaI II ,athly Record
complete the table Of contents
For sale :: the F.aG ThAnEa News Depot.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-03

FENIA.A-Grn. Sweeny and President
Roberts write to the Senatorial headquarters
tina the Circles are making preparations for
an Immediate movement of n military chars
acter. Ii is asserted that revolution would
have been inaugusated in Ireland last Au,
gust, had not O'Mahony failed 10 furnish
the money and arms which were expected
g., IA, him