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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-10-19
CHAs. G. LUTZ,
Binder, ottion.r sd Pamr Box Manufacturer,

Shop and Store La Sale ST. in Hoes Lelands Block
Deals n Stationery Blank books Toys &C., and prepared
TO do all kin of Book BindtnS Paper Box making and
vsryeling she In that line Of }LAS4.
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:Tor Sale anu to Kent.

UCrION.-Will be sold at auction At the residence
"A ohe undersigned 2 miles northwest Of Ottawa ON
wednesday, October 3Oth 1857 commencing L. O'Clock
H. Eve sheep and lambs Alsv some yoarliny bucks
and buck lambs Of South Down and Lscester Breeds In
small lots to suit purchasers.
Also few head of mich Ave and their pig,
Berkshire boar and horses t for carriage sr farm
work. :
Ternss months credt-the purchaser giving note With
approved security without interest paid when due
50 paid, inter -st l0per cent from date
October DIV. \. NJ WADE
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Two MARRY, Or NOT TO MARRYi
- Wuy NOT,

Serious Reflections for Young Mon, In Essays OF the
Howard Association the Physiological errors Abuses
and Diseases induced by ignorane of Natures Laws in
the grs age of Sent IN sealed letter envelopes free
OF ohergc Address Dr. J. KIlLlN lIOUGlir0N, Howard
association. Phi adelphi, Pa. feb9-ly
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YARNS FOR SALE.-le0 acres OF first class prs.
RE land seven miles north Of the city OF Dixon and
mi IS IRON the village Of Woosung the Illinois Cen
H. all under cultivation and enclosed by good board
ance fer <5oo0oo Every acfeof this farm first quality Of
pillow land. and in good neghborhood there is In the
state. Mostly land having been recently improved
part OF the purchase remain for
secured by mortgage on the land seplItf D. CHASE
NOR SALE.-Twe ~ desirable lots fronting on Ottawa
Avenue, opposite Majorfiitts property Will sell OF
both. For particulars apply to y. TAyENER or
August IL JANIS GRAHAM Ottawa Ill
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IMPROVED LANDS FOR SALE.-I hav. 4

IMPROVED LANDS FOR SALE.-I have for
sale one Of the best grain farms in La Sale county,
uated four and onehslf miles south Ottawa II con-
tans 100 acres all under good fences and good state
cultivation. good house cribs &C., and Is offered 1t
figures that cannot fail to suit In the of Brookn-d
have the best stock and grain farm in this county, and can.
not be beat in the State Of Illinois, contains 40O asres
under good fences good dwelling and tenant house, barn.
s One OF the finest springs Of that ever
above ground this farm Any person wishing Luy
farm will make money by calling before purchasing
have also 30 40 lots in Ottawa for sale very chssp
Ottawa. Jan. 10, lS61.-tf W. WHITN0RE
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TIE MEETING AT PULAsEI ON
SATURDAY.

The people of Giles county, irrespec-
tive of color, held mass meeting at
Pulaski on Saturday. Nearly the whole
county, white and black, turned out and
the utmost good order and decorum pres
vailed. ColoBel Cameron, of Memphis,
delivered speech OF mastery power,
in which he traced the past of Radicahsm
in this State, and forecast its future 1t
was most eloquent and scathing review
Of the tyrannical Oligarchy which seeks
to perpetuate its rule in Tennessee, and a
thorough exposure Of the purposes Of
Brownlow and his followers We only
regret that every man in the limits Of
the State could not have heard him on
that occasion.
Colonel Cameron was followed by 10
seph +. Williams, the earnest and forci-
BILE colored orator Of this city, who adj
dressed his iellOw>eitizens the words of
truth and soberness. He showed the
true grounds upon which the culored PEG
pie should stand, both on the score Of in
terest and patriotism, and eloquently APP
pealed to their reason and love of country
TO range themselves on the side Of con-
servatism in this important canvass
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COLUMBIA, April 29.-Another i'm.
portant meeting of whites and blacks was
held to-day. The Governor spoke an hour,
urging the colored men 20 attach them
selves neither to the Democratic or Re
publican party, but wait and array them
selves on the platform of the national
Union party, that could be occupied in
common by both North and South, and all
the people North be counseled with moder-
alton and patience, and promised that pro-
vided the negroes do their duty, the peo-
pie of the South will will see them educated
and secured in all the privileges of freed
men.
The Committee on Resolutions, consist
ing of thirteen whites and blacks, reported
a Conservative platform, which was unani-
mously adopted. 1t provides free schools
for the education of all children, and the
revision of the civil and criminal code of
the State.
After the resolutions were adopted, Rev.
Henry NJ. Turner, eolored, Of Washington,
made speech. He cared for no party,
and simply desired the rights of his race,
and would only adhere to that organization
which insured the colored man all the
privileges of manhood. He wished above
all things to see a united South.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
United States supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-The Supreme
Court decided to-day that in tie Massachu-
setts liquor cases the payment of the tax
under the internal revenue laws is no pro-
lection to the dealers Of articles when the
sale is prohibited by State laws The court
announced no new cases to be taken up az
ter the 10TH of May, as the court will adj
journ on the Doth.
General Ord acting under instructions
given him while here, has detailed army
officers to act in the place of the Arkansas
State officers removed by him.
The case of Patrick Ryan, administra-
tor, vs.. Thomas, error to Supreme Court of
Missouri, was dismissed for want of iuris-
diction.
Returns received at the General Land
Office show that over SOC, 900 acres of land
in the State of Wisconsin has been located
with the agricultural and mechanical col
lege land scrip.
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MR.. FLETCHER.s SPEECH

Coz BrOwnlow is absent from this city
He is understood to be at Knoxville edit
ing the Wig Of that place in the inter-
est Of his own reelection. In his alb
senee Secretary Fletcher is performing the
duties of Governor. He has the keys and
can bind and loose. He is running the
machine. His speech at the Capitol on
Saturday is, therefore, in effect procla-
nation from the State Executive. We
publish today brief extract from Gov.
Fletcher's speech-not being able to find
room for the whole of it. 1t is misrep-
resentation of Mr. Etheridge's record in
the past-.what his future may be Gov
Fletcher had no right to assert 1t is q
misrepresentation of the people, who de-
sire an end to the Fletcher Brownlow oil
garchy. They cherish no such designs
as he attributes to them They declared
their wishes and purposes in the resolu-
tons adopted by them on the 10th inst
Etheridge stands on that platform, by his
letter of acceptance.
But, astnte and plausible as he is, Gov
Fletcher opens the Book of Brownlow
for the present canvass. 1t is first, a
warning that Etheridge shall not speak
his opinions and sentiments, in opposi~
ton ito the foul domination Of an igno-
rant, brutal and irresponsible despotism"
next, that he shall be put down" and
'rBrownlow elected by 10000 or 10000
majority" To justify this insOlent asser,
ton of kingly authority, he talks of se-
dition and revolution and disloyalty, and
indulges TRADE against "Rebels." These
shallow articles will fail of their purpose
They will not intimidate Etheridge They
will not convert a free people into body
of slaves. Gov Fletcher aud his coad,
jutor Of the Knoxville Wing cannot
justify their position by overriding the
constitution and the bill of rights by
attempting the suppression of free thought
and its expression
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faR latestfJreign news is pacific. The
LuIemhourgdispute between France and
Prussia has become the subject of re-
cancellation at a conference of European
powers, to meet ia London on the 18th
Of May From the moderation Of tone
which has marked the action of the
French government thus far in the
difficulty, aud the disseusions in the
German councils regarding provisions Of
the new constitution, aud the defeat Of
Bismark in the North German Parlia-
mens upon several important matters. It
IL probable that the conference will be
ahle % adjust che question and prevent
resort h arms
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GEMS. SCHOFIELD AND SICKLEs seem to
cOnstrue reconstruction to mean
abridgment of the freedom of the press,
and restrictions upon private rights. The
former notifies the Richmond Times that
its tone is not acceptable to him, and that,
if its course is not altered, he will sup
press it, and directs street railroad com.
pany how it shall conduct its business
and the latter halts civil organization
in the streets of Charleston, and bids it
display and salute sensational flag This
sort of reconstruction" may make q
government after while, but it will not
be the one that Washington, Hamilton,
Adams, Jefferson and Madison originally
constructed,
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THE THIRD DIsTRIcr-ln expressing
our regret that Colonel Garrett has Eltit
necessary to decline the use Of his name
for Congress in the third Districts he
does in a card this morning--we add
nire his enthusiastic devotion 10 the prin-
ciples Of free government, and congrHtu
late the people Of the district that his
powerful efforts viii not be wanting to Sc
cure the triumphant success Of our cause.
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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE.

r r. Slower ct ais. vs.. Jno. W. Whyie.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE or THE
- ~ Arm Term. 1867, in the above cause. /
viii seli al public auction, at the south end OF
the Courthouse in Nashville, on sstarday,
enc TsIh day of May nexs, the iadsi22ElnE
~ Whvts deceased. viz: Lot No. Of the sub
divisis1 ~ I,6f No. l4l, fronting thirty feet on
the north side Of Broad street. N hashsIiles and
running hsck along the West sac W f'"s ''e''
! % feet. 10 3 thirteen feet alley. -,
TSKns-Two Hundred Dollars Cash. snd Dat
anre on a credit Of SIX, twelve. eighteen aud
twenty four months. Notes VIA ApP'oEed
sssurftv reauiTed for deferred payments, and
'iS sn55S SWs P.L. NICH0L. Clerk.
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WASHINGTON, April 29.-In the Supreme
Court, the case of Alonzo Campbell u.s. City
of Kenosha, the judgment of the Circuit
Court was reversed, with costs, and the case
remanded.
The schooner Sea-Lion and cargo u.s..
United States. Judgement of the District
Court of Florida affirmed. The question in
this case was, whether certain permits is
sued by special agents of the Treasury de-
partment and approved by General Banks,
then commanding the department of New
Orleans, and by Rear Admiral Farragut,
in command of the Gulf squadron, were
sufficient to legalize the cotton trade be-
yond the lines of the department.
The Court held that they were not that
the treasury regulations did not contem-
plate or authorize such permits; that they
were in conflict with the statute in that re-
gard, and could only be issued by the
President. The military commander had
not the authority TO warrant or authorize
trade beyond the lines. The Secretary of
the Treasury could only regulate trade
under the laws of such a character after
they had been granted by the President.
Captain A. p Martin, military store
keeper, is ordered TO the department of
Dakotah.
The receipts of internal revenue to-day
were S737 900.
The health of the Secretary of the Inle-
rior is reported improving.
A circular from the Treasury Depart
ment announces that the government can
not protect owners Of coupon bonds payable
TO bearer, lost through their own fault or
negligence. Payment is hereafter to be
made to the party presenting them.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has de-
cided to employ mounted inspectors for the
prevention of smuggling in the districts of
Brazos and Santiago, Texas.
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fire I'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April 29.-The Arbitor
Hall, on Walnut street, was totally destroyed
by fire this morning. 1t was the work OF
an incendiary. Loss about S1S,e00. In
surance $1,000. The hall was owned by
the German workingmen.
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The speaking had a most happy effect,
and the crowd dispersed in the best hu~
NOR, determined to act in accordance
with the great principles there expounded
and enforcedI
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CHANGE OF BASE.

1'HE UNDERSIGNED HAS CONNECTED
Il himself With The Clothing ana Geafi@-
asen,s Furnishing house u 81. A. HrSTfSa-
Ton. No. 3 Cherry street. opposite the NAVAL,
NneTe be val be RiHd o. see all he friends from
whom he has heretofore received 30 liberal -
patronage. Has heartfelt thank. which cannot
be conveyed 10 20 brief an announcement will
De more Practically sNpres1ed hy-rHE yTEf
itStsf GOODS ~ THE AtEEET Ar fHE LOWEST
FisUEgs. EDWIN S. HAN hlNS.
apF.g3 N
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Lightning Rods for Tennessee

I HAVEPUT UP CONDUCTORS THROUGH
Il out the South for the last ten years. have
attached Rods TO the various Steeples, Schools,
Public Buildings and most Of the private resi-
denees in this city and throughout Middle Ten
nessee. Orders left at any Of the Hardware
Stores in the city will be promptly attended to.
A. W BRYAN,
dpr2o 3m Ne. / Wharf avenue
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Robbery, etc.

ST. LOUIS, April 29-The banking house
of Plunkett, Applegate & Brunswick was
robbed of $4,000 on Saturday night. The
robbers escaped.
Advices from Forts Rice and Sully,
month later than the reported Fort Buford
massacre, make no mention of any trouble
whatever in the upper country.
The National Union Convention, at
Santa Fe, New Mexico, April LIST, unani-
mously nominated james +. Francisco for
delegate TO Congress.
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WOOL WANTED.

I'VE WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
w prize faF fifly thousand fpuRds Washed
snd tnwashei Wool. without burr. delivered
In our Warehouse No. - Market street
HUGH ACChEA co.
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MONTYALR SPRINGS. 1867.

V'HlS POPULAR SUMMER RESORT HAV-
i ing been placed in thorough repair and
furnished with new furniture. will be opened
for visitors on the Ist of june, under the
direction and control of the undersigned pro-
prietOTs of the American Hotel, Atlanta aeor-
gia. Montvale presents the strongest attrac-
tons. TO both the invalid and pleasure seeker
no less on account of its retirement and beauti-
full surrounding scenery than of the restorative
powers Of its waters. We have reduced the
price of board to the lowest figures consistent
with proper entertainment Of our guests
Board per day, 81; per week, S2O: per MONTH
$50; with an allowance for families. Travellers
by rail reach the Springs by special conveyance
from LOuaen. OF by regular daily mail coaches
from Knoxville, Tenn.
apr25 lmtr-w WHITE 4 WHITLOCK.
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WeeklT PnhIic sales

ar VALUABLE REAL ESTATE At THE
~ CoHrth0nse. At i01l A. n. EVERY SATUR-
DAY. untal further notice. saturday, May
., Wesili sell large amount Of City. Edge6sld
BroNnsVilie, aud Other suburban property, in
eiading three story Brick Store. No. 20 College
street neaI Broad. for cash. The lots mostly on
q Credit Parties having property 70 sell will
Ind u 90 their interest 70 call on us
}. l.. 4 K W. BROWN, Agents
over lork's Book Store. Union q.
DoLfs BAKSEs, Aueti0nesrs. apr27 L.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
10 Persons Using Hose for Sprink ling
Gardens, Yards. Etc.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To ALL PER-
~ sons using Hose for theabove purposes. that
the law requires them to report TO the Superin-
tendent of WateTWorks. and have their yards
and gardens measured before sprinkling the
same. and to pay the tax before a permit is
granted.
Persons violating the Law will be subjected 10
its penalties. JAMES WYATT.
Superintendent WaterwOrks.
April q. 1867. apr26 Iw
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPAW,l
NASHVILLE. April -. ls67 !
THERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
! Stockholders of this company at their Office
No. w North College street. on the FIRST
MONDAY IN MAY. ls67-being the 9Th day
for the purpose Of eleeting ELEVEN DIRECT
ORS, to serve for the ensuing twelve months.
aprO I'd E. d. HICKS. Sec'y
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OF SALE.

One-third cash the balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, the purchaser giving notes
with security, bearing interest from date and
lien viii be retained on the land Tor the Pur-
chase money.
JAMES III. THOMAS, Trustee.
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One of the most valuable and desirable country
seats in Middle Tennessee. if not wholly SO,
Columbia, on the Columbia and Bigbyyille
Turnpike, and forty miles south of Nashville
and near the Nashville and Decatur Railroad
twenty-five acres of the very best land in the
State, is timely watered by springs never failing,
and by Little Bigby Creek, which meanders
through it. There are 400 acres Of open, tilla-
BILE land on this farm, which is the very best cot
ton and grain land in this section of country.
About $50 acres well set in blue grass, well
watered and ahording now good pastures-this
is interpreted with beautiful and stately shade
trees. About Us acres of woodland, of the
very finest timber. There is a fine cisteTn ada
cent TO the dwelling, ank springs in convenient
reach. This plantation is enclosed and cup fed
with good and substantial fences. of cedarAnd
oak rails, and good Bots dare hedges. There
are u great many fine fruit trees, all bearing.
The land is the richest and most productive in
Maury county. The dwelling occupies beau
tiful site, fronted by beautiful lawn stretching
for a quarter of a mile to the turnpike. The
house is new, built Of brick. with dressed white
stone foundation and pOrtico, with extensive
back pOrches and store-rooms; il contains eight
large rooms with hish ceilings-tour below and
four above-with wide and airy halls, and win
dOws reaching to the floors, sll most elegantly
finished and richly painted. The out-houses
consist of good kitchen and Office, both two
stories high; large fine brick smoke house
brick carriage house, and wheat house or
sranery, stables, barns, corn cribs. etc, and eX-
tensive quarters for hands, built Of hewn logs,
well plastered; q supeTintendent's house. large
fine new gin house and gin. Also, good grist
mill and work shop. The residence is fTonted
by beautiful yard well set in blue grass, and
filed with rare flowers and evergreens. There
il also adjacent to the house a beautiful garden
systematically laid of. and we'll supplied with
flowers The place is susceptible OF being
divided into three handsome and elegant farms,
and is now offered for sale either in body TO
suit individuals, OF sub-divided into lots 20 suit
purchasers. / will offer the above property At
PRIVATE SALE UNTIL THE 10Th OF MAY,
1867, and il not sold by that date. then will
sell the same on the premises, ia lots 10 suit
purchasers, TO the highest bidder at auction,
ON MONDAY, THE gath DAT OF
JUNE, 1857.
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Spcretarv Seward
Mrrrlur al Columbia. sc

AUBURN, n. Y, April 29.-Secretary
eward left this morning for Washington.
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OFFICE oF C0NPTROLLEs o. rHE CrRRrvcy. !
NAsHlNGToN, March So lsil. }
" HEREAS BY SATISFACTORY FyI
w dence Presented Co tue undersigned IL
has been made 10 appear that the FOU RITZ
NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE. iu he
city vt Nashville, IN the county 81 Davidson
and @nte Of Tennessee, ha4 been duly organ
lied Under and according 20 the requirements Of
the act OF Congress entitled An ~ a. prnyil.
National Currency. secured by \ pledge IN
United states Bonds. and % provide Tor the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
une ID. 1854, and has complied With ell the pro
visions OF SAID act, required 90 be complied with
before commencing the business ol banking
under sand act-the Comptroller OF the Currency
being absent
Now, therefore. /. John j. Knox, Deputy
Comptroller Of the Currency. do hereby certify
that the Fourth National Bank of Nashville in
the city OF Nashville. ia the county of Davidson
and state Of Tennessee. IL authorized % com
mence the business Of banking under the net
aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hand ant
seal sf ONCE, this thirtisth day of March. 1857
lSignedl JOHN J. KNOX
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency
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Notice to Ladies and Gentlemen.

I'VE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
L informs the ladies and gentlemen Of Nah
Vile and vicinity that be has fitted up an eie-
giant ICA CREAM SALOON in the rear Of
the Consserie Ersncaiss at the above place. and
that he viii be ready to receive his friends and
the public with Ice Cream and Copfertiopsrie-
OF ever description this day. t3ith AprilD after
o'clock "a the evening. he has secured
TIE ernelent services u MR.. IAADnHE
OAANNE. 50 long and fay0rably known 10 this
community. a. superintendent and general man
sgeT u the saloon.
spTz6 In A. TENEER-
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Woodl Woodi

A LARGE QUANTITY OF SEASONED
"a Weed for sale. al nay WOOD Yard 90 Col
liberal alicWanee made % retailers Orders lett
AZ the Yard. OF at ny Ofbeer No. 6s1E North
Cherry street. up stair, will receive prompt
attention. CHAS. {. UNEILL,
mRr3l In Proprietor.
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Saturday, May IS, 1867
q iii Il II IF F'S ALE

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON MON
w DAY MORNING MAY o, 1867. at our
Auction Rooms a splendid lot Of PARL0R
FURNITURE, TO satisfy an execution in the
hands of VIC. Shaw Deputy Sheriff Davidson
county, comprising in part
Two Rosewood Sociables; ..
One Rosewood Sofa
Six Psrlor Chairs
Two Rocking Chairs;
One magnificent Mirror
One Marble-top Centre Table
One beautiful DRmask Curtain
One pair Vases;
Six Oil Paintings
Two hne Brussels Carpets etc, etc
The Furniture can now be seen at our Auction
Rooms. ACHEY, O'CONNELL x co.
Rpr26 I'd
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KEEP INSURED

OHirs I'm the Building OF the Hank
% the Union.
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W. A. Cheetham VS.. James A. Jennings.
TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
Il Ohancery Court at Nashville l win sell at
the Courthouse at Nashville. at Il o'clock on