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The following Ordinances were passed
at said meeting -
"Ordered, That after the first day of
November, 1871, no stove pipe shall be
allowed to pass through the roofs or sides
Of any buildings within the limits of the
corporation, nor through any inner parti-
ton or ceiling, unless the same shall be
protected in some suitable manner from
danger by fire, by enclosing the pipe in
some non-conductor, or unless the pipe
shall be secured at least two inches dis
tant from any woodwork, through which
the same shall pass
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Supr and Extra Supr. ITailors' Trimmings,
Black and Colorcd Lambs Wool and Meri-
Broad Cloths no Shirts and Draw
Beaver, Flushing, and ers,
Pilot Cloths, Gloves, and Hosiery Of
Sleeps Grey and Brown every variety.
FuIed Cloths, Iackonet, Null, and 9TH
SatiineIs and Kentucky er fine Muslins,
Jeans, Pongee and other Silk
Plain and Plaid Linseys, Handkerchieis,
Moleskins and BangupI silk and Cotton Velvet,
Cord, Calico, new styles and
Mcrinos 81 Printed Sax elegant,
onics, Bats, Candle Wick, and
Mousseline and Grape Cotton Yarn,
de LANES, Fur, Scolett, Plush, and
Russia Diaper d Crash Cloth Caps,
Linens, Lawns, Diapers Wool Socks and Wool
and Shcctngs, en- Yarn.
They are receiving a great variety Of
small articles, such as Pins, Needles,
Combs, Buttons, &c. &c.
Merchants, and all those wishing to
purchase by the piece or package, or by
small quantities, will DO wei! to call OH
ii. IL, Magic q Co.
September 10, 1871. 16-3m.
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Caps! Caps!

VEVllE subscribers have now on hand at their
D old stand opposite the Mansion House, a
large and general assortment fMcn's and Boys
No. |, > & 3 Ouer Caps,
/, 81 3 Seal DO
l,2& 3 Neurc and Muskrat Caps,
Plush, Figured and Plain SeaIettc, Ahir,
Seal, Cloth and Patent Cloth Caps, which
we can sell at prices that will astonigh M
Raiices, varying from 70 cents to S25.--
Oh, who would have cold ears
/. p. d w. 4. SANGER & co.
Ottawa, Oct s, 1871. 2O--u
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LIST OF EETvEEEsS

81 3 EMAlNING in the Post Office Z
q q Ottawa, Lasalle county, Illinois
on the first day OF October, lSn:-
Adams Davis Leue Tho's
Anderson Andrew Love Joseph
Basore Joseph Maleun Margaret
Bruse Sllas q Miller Jonathan
Buh David Mackay SamI
Briant Emily Miles Patrick
Burget Mary Ann . Moore John b
Bum Charles Matson Henry
Brown Jacob \ Moorey Dan'l II
Briggs Phillip d McGrann John
Billiard l. or J Murphy Edward
Brown Charles McGrcw John
Barber David Nichols Reuben
| Burnett Capt Nelson SarS
Crawford David Nelson Mari
Clark Henry Neagle James
Conley William Obrian Michael =
Clark Doctor Olmstead Colman
Carroll John Omard Timothy
Crandall T. l. Owen \ X
Chambcrlin Mr. Pitney Mr.
Clifford Thomas Peck David p
Creighton Geo & Humphrey Beal
Cogswall John Painter Isaac
Collins David Perrin VIM J G.
Dard Mr. Root Jacob S
Duniyan Joseph 4 Rogers John
Dimick Myron T. Reeder David 2
Dimick Isaac Read Everett
Dodge 5 b Ransberger ID or G
Everett J j Reed Miss Eliza
Englc Debolt Ruberts Milton b
Eversole Dan'l Riley Bridget
Fish Jno c Richey Powers
French Rachael lockwood Mrs S G.
Fcinier Alex Seaman n
Fralrie Doctor Geo Stephens Miss l. VI
Farangh Francis Spencer Sam'I
Fisher Willard Saplcton Tho's
Gibbs Oliver J Smith Lydia
Ganerty Patrick Shaunepey Michael
Gum John Stevens Danl
Hull John Stangroom JAS b
Rowland A IL Sohmt Frederick
Ilagarty JAS Sten,z Henry
Howe Geo w Seabaugh II V
IIarrigan Patrick Steaphen Alexander
Hosscllund John Smith Daniel
Hidden Cha's Smith Esq
Hayward Cha's . rift Hiram
Hickok VIM 4 Tcrrill Luther
Hills Tho's Thompson Edward
Howe AIonzo Thaylog Thomas
Henry + A umstoad David
Holt James Underhill David
Judd Miss Mary . Weeks Dorman
Jepson Tho's Walbridge AIonzo
Kcirstcd Geofge Walters Virgil p
Kinney Paul , Wcbbcr L S 2
Kerting JAS White George
HERSHEY Andrew WEIGH Thomas
KimbaIl Russell Ware George IL
Levcnty rsIlarr. AWebstcr Cha's
Lanerly John Ioungman bort
A. WOODRUFF, p. NJ.
Ottawa, Oct. s, 1871. 1881 20.-3w
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Boots "a Shoes.

90 CASES OF BOOTS & SHOES,
90 direct from the mandatory, con.
sisting Of Mems, Boys and Youths Calf
skin, Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes
Women's, Misses and Childrcn's Calf
skin, Kid, Seal and Kip Shoes, for sale
at prices to suit the times by
LIP. & WA SANGER&CO
Ottawa, Oct. Is, 1871 2l--U.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

'a'AKE Notice, that at the next term Of
the county circuit court to be holden
at the court house in the town of Ottawa.
on the Sth day Of November next, shall
apply to said court to order a sale of all
the real estate Of which James c. Edge
combc died sciscd, for the payment of the
remaining debts chargeablc against the
said J. c. EdgCcombc, when and where
alIporsons interested can appear and show
cause TO the contrary if any they have.
JANE $. EDGECOMBE,
Sept. Is, lSll.---6t Administrators.
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EIN .MENEiE..

MARRIED-On the 18th inst near Marscics
by AMOS HALsEY, Esq, Mr.. ROBERT NJ
DOW to Miss ANN W. BENNETT, all of thi.
county.
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\ + " ID Il Y GOODS.
FOR THE FALL TRADE.

& i II. Magic & co. No. 1870
Il Il . Lake street, Chicago, are open.
ing large stock Of seasonable dry goods
for the Fall trade, consisting in port of
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MILITARY MEETING.

The citizens Of Ottaca anil ricinity,
'oho are favorable to the formation Of a
Military Company in Ouaca, are re-
SpecJuity requested to meet at the Man
SION House on Tomorrow erening, al
early candie-EgM. NAME
Eriday, Oct. Is.
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Ottawa, Oct. Is, 1871. 2l--Gw
Fail ald Winter Fashions.

Fail aud Winter Fashions.
~ S. TRACY, at his former stand,
~ on the east side of the public
square, opposite the court house, has
just received from Scott g. UIigon, OF
New York City, their FaH and Uiafey
Report, together with the Mirror of Fash-
ion, which will be received monthly.
He assures customers that all orders OF
business in the Tailoring line, will be
carefully attended to.
e" Particular attention will be given
to cutting garments for those who wish
to make for themselves.
Ottawa, Oct. s, 1871. 2I--tf.
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SVgEE.AT WANTED.

IE'IIE NrsciHcs Manufacturing Conn
Il pany will pay cash for any quantity
Of UIiN.3T delivered at their Mill in
NarsciIlcs, La Sale county, Illinois.
Sept. II, 1871. l7--H.
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N7Ctt {. Woodwork.
j. HOFFMAN,

eI--,4 r. 4 . F6rlcardiag 6. Commission
sssI-.sl!SE;sfE .HerctGt, PERU, La Sale
county, Illinois.
Peru, April 10, 1871. 4s..G.
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two Tcn-PIntc Stoves.

Il IHNTIRELY NEW, for sale Uery
"a cheap. Enquire at the FREE
TRADER" office.
Ottawa, October |, 1871.
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"Ordcred, That from and after the
fifteenth day Of January, A. D. 1912, each
dwelling, store and shop, within the linn
its of the corporation, shall be provided
with at least two good substantial lcathcrn
buckets, leach Of which shall contain not
less than eight quarts and which shall
be kept in such buildings, ready at all
times, in cases OF fire"
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Tailoring Establishment.

: q Vie subscribers respectfully inform the cti-
zcns Of Ottawa aud the public in general,
that they have received the
Fashions for the ensuing Fall y Winter
and are now ready to accommodate their custo-
mcrs in the most approved Eastern style, at their
old stand on the west side of the public square.
They also return their wcatiul thanks to their
friends for the liberal patronage they have hereto
fore received, and hope by their promplncss and
attention to business, to meet the continuance OF
public favor.
BUCHANAN s. EICUELDERGER.
Ottawa, Oct. 9, 1871, 2O-lN
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Thomas FarlIIla,

Justice ofHe Peacc, OUa,ca, ILL.,,
HAS removed his office to the northeast cor
i ucr Of the public square, opposite the CITY
Hotel, where he can at all times be found
Oti03rH, Oct. Is, 1871. diff
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OBITUARY.

DlED--At Boon's Point Livingston county.
on the 9Th inst, Mr.. THOMAS MOON, aged
about 20 years.
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"Ordercd, That a tax Of five mills on
the dollar, assessed valuation, be levied on
all the real estate within the limits of the
corporation, that the same be collected,
one halt, semi-annuaIly, and that the clerk
make out list Of said lands, at the as
sessed valuation thereof, and that the
same be put into the hands of the collcc-
tor for collection"
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school Books.

'4ItiNUI hUONS.
u ME subscribers have received con-
\ signmcnt of "Smdcr's Elemental
m School BookS," consisting Of the
Spelling Book, First and Second Reader,
and Primer.
tCT7Tcachcrs will be furnished with 4
copy of the above works gratuiously, as
1t is desired by the New York publishers
to introduce them into the schools of this
section of country.
WIN. TRUE e. son.
Ottawa, Aug. 20, 1871. l3.-n
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"Orlercd, That three notices of the
foregoing ordinance, defining the bounda-
rles of the Incorporation, and also of the
three foregoing ordinances, be posted up
in three of the mos! public places in said
town of Ottawa, within four days from
this date, and that it be the duty of the
town constable, to make report to the
board of trustees, of all who may fail or
refuse to comply with the provisions OF
said ordinances"
Signed ID. SANGER, President.
Nj. III. SWIFT, Clerk.
Ottawa, Oct. 9Th, 1871. 2l--3w
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Estate ofAaron BAN, dcc'd.
A LL persons indebted to the said
y IN estate are earnestly requested to
call without delay at the office of the
Probate Justice and settle the same.
Unsettled book accounts, especially, muat
be immediately closed either by payment
or note. ABRAHAM HOES,
Administrator.
Ottawa, Oct. II, 1871. 2l--G.
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& 3 EMAlNING in the Post Office at
q q Ottawa, Lasalle county, Illinois,
on the first day OF October, lSIl:-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21
tFrsm The Philadelphia Public Lsdger.)


Mr.. Stephens and MIR. Catherwood have lately de-
vered three lectures at the Stuyvesan Institute IN
New York, to numerous audience, upon the anti
quities of Central America, or Mexico, which they
visited and examined during the autumn and winter oil
1889, and the spring and summer OF le40 Mr.
Stephens already we'll known by his travels in Egypt
and Palestine, delivered the Introductory lecture in
which, after adverting the total silence Of Spanish
authors concerning some Of these antiquities, and
their very imperfect accounts of Others he gave brief
description of such as he had visited He offered nc
conjcctures concerning their origin, but ascrbed them
10 some people entirely unknown to history, and who
so far as has been discovered, have left other re-
mains Mr. Catherwood followed in two lectures
merely descriptive, illustrated by excellent colored
drawings, enlarged from sketches made by himself al
the ruins He made no attempt to trace the origin Of
the people who constructed these mighty works,
do we suppose that he has bestowed thought upon the
beyond sketching and description. These remains at
tracted the attention of the Spanish Government for
the first time in 1888, when Charles w. sent Captain
Del Rio to examine them. His report, though minute
and accurate, did not excite much attention among
European antiquaries, and little attention
was paid TO the subject till Lord Kingsborough, an
Eneshman, published work on Mexican and Tul.
tecan antiquities in about 1923. Since then some
account of them has been published in Paris, and the
attention Of an,iquaans both in this country and Eu
rope, has been occasionally drawn TO them.
Those first described BY Messrs Stephens and Ca
therwood at Copan, the river Copan the province
or State of Honduras, and consist of massive struc
lures in ruins probably palaces temples, and of sta
tues and affairs Along the river for about six hundred
feet, from North to South is massive wall, in some
places 30 feet high constructed of lie sandstone.
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In relation to the resting place of the remains Z,
lamented President Harrison, the Shelby (hy) =
has the following paragraph:
We learn from Col Todd, that on his way 10 y
sdence in this county last week, he, in the pen ,
ance of sacred duty, called upon the venerable
dow of our lamented deceased President. !.
there, he was invited by that lady to a consul.
with herself and her only remaining son, a. to "
innate depository of the remains Of her dlstlnea
and beloved husband-the Great and Good Pre'H,
1t was determined, at this consultation, TO remoF'
remains Immediately to North Bend, TO be dep''
upon beautiful and elevated natural mound '.
the monument may be seen for several miles w.
down the Ohio river. There the t'a'
of distant ages will be refreshed by VISIT
tomb of the Warrior, " 10 was never defeated y :.
Patriot who died poor; and the Statesman VINO.
the proud height Of President, "fell, like star -
from its sphere, covered with glory and reno"n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21

From tie Men York Veg Erd.I
THE AMERICAN FLAG.

From tie Men York Veg t-rd
THE AMERICAN FLAG
Fling out the Nations stfiios anu s'a'''
The glorious standard of the Tree;
rhs hammer horne through Freedoms wars;
The halluw gem Of liberty.
ON mountain top-n valley deep
Wherever dwell the free and brave
81. Wherever Freedoms martyrs sleep,
' Columbia's flag must freely wave
Raise high the bright ahspcious flag.
From every height and lonely glen:
In forest dell-on jutting crag-
Afar among the hannts Of men,
THAT sparkling banner wildly hun3,
Shall freely wave DER land and sea;
And freedoms anthem sweetly sung
Shall swell our country's jubilee.
Oh. let the world that flag behold!
That emblem of the brave and freej
The brightest crown Of streaming gold,
: That decks The Goddess Liberty.
Spread out its folds till heayen's dome
Reverberates the holy sound,
That all oppressed have found nome,
On Freedoms consecrafcd ground
UnfurI that spangcd flag of wars,
And let il float along the skies,
Until freeman's bleeding scars,
Shall bid an angry nation rise.
Then Let its tinis-its gorgeous folds
Bedazzie hosts in battle driven,
Till victorys eagle proudly holds
The g,tering ensign up TO heaven
Fling out our country's banner wide,
Our emblematic, starry GEM
Our Union shall divide,
While floats that silken diadcm.
Year after year lis brilliant stars
Shall indicate the strength OF all
let ALL beware Of civil wars
Tie curse Of monarchs-Freedoms fall
New York, May 9Th, 1871. :. = Z.
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NO Of towns Increased :,
when the returns came in, "The Town Meetings in
most of the counties IRE resulting, knew they
would, in the defeat Of the Wing Ticket
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21

mocracy are united, true TO their principles and vs'
liant in the maintenance of them"
lie, US hope that the very great success when nus
,ha snre tr;umnb that awaits us in the Autumn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21

The New York Express srys:-"Priva'e ls'r.
ceived in this city state that Mr.. Barker, GAM.
the Branch Bank of the Stale of Georgia, has os'.
ed, and that there is deficiency OF severn:
thousand dollars"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21

TN CHANcERY-yrnotstl:-A, Rules held N the !
Office of Essex County Court, the Sd day ot Ma
Philip lIowerton Thomas Cole and Charlotte u. r.
Mortimer Smith aud Eleanor A. his WIFE and IT, y. +.
and Isaac Booker late merchants and parner' " w. H.
the firm of II. II. Cauthorn L. Co., %"
against r I0
Washington H. Pukns, Administrator Of BENJAMIN ! ~
ton, deceased, Washington H. Purkn- and Ann h'
own right. William r. lowerton, and Others, ntrf.i
The defendant, William r. ioweron, not ha'las Asses
appearance and given security, according 10 The az
and the rules Of this Court; and il appearing, by M ~
dence that he Is nhabtant Of this state On oi,
the plaintiffs II. II. Canthorn & Co., by Counsel = ina
that the said defendant do appear before the Ju me b
Court, the third Monday in July neat ana s,horn
inrrpeader, filed In this by the said H. H. sna
and that copy Of this order be forthwith nserted ~
newspaper published in city Of Richmond 70, ,n, IT,
sivc weeks, and another copy thereof be posted :.
the Court holsc OF this county. copy GIL = L
JAMES ROY MIcoU, a., e'"N I've
Navl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21

THE coPaItnersip heretofore existing unaei an tas ~
& DABNEY, expired, by lis own hih.a.i '"s 10 te,t' .
the present month"; and subscribers, intena,n
whole attention 10 the Commission and eoee tirne q.
discontinue their Grocer, Cary street. from n, s
quest ali persons having claim. against thea 10 plr.,y
payment and those indebted 10 Them 10 MAKE on 4.
meEt rs they wish close their old concern o., mn !.
They NAV he found al the Auction Store Of Rooef' ~
street fronting the Bell Tavern ,onrpr HILL, RI
EDWARD y. - e.;
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system, as Newcomb, Dabney, Barker, surtees, and
many others. Fully competent TO lay down the fu,es
which should govern responsible cashier, IS no
bert White who so long ably governed the iouh'ah
Of pure water in this CITY. or s.anu,,s Ia
tee on the state Of the Bank, there is Mr. Dunlap and
Cawper,hwai,e himself, although he declared that The
stale ~ the IT, s. Bank "pas. his comprehension,
bu, that was only in reference TO the Bank alter IL De-
c,mc State institution In relation 10 the proper en-
lcn, of the funds the concern, the best advan-
ss n those for ,chose Jentft is TO be created mass
of evidence be gathered from Lpplncott, Jaudon'
Dunsp and Bidde For extended and elevated views
of the whole business Of the country, incualng us
cotton operations Mr.. Bddle is host in himself FOR
general information in regard to the details OF ISSUING
Daper for the sreef of the community, and The pur
chase Of produce they might apply to The many hundred
nos, note bankers in This State under the new Jaw
And lastly in regard to the allmporant matter oil IRE
pula,ing exchanges if they could lind tue great u
known who recently regulated the exchange between
New Orleans, the West and thus cay, nuch Vu.Iao.e
information could be obtained FOR an occasoha. eH
aminng committee TO pass upon the conoltion OF Tue
bank and pronounce oracularly on Its aoity 10 pay
ts debts. who can surpass the ver'tabe James ".
King In all these quarters It will be seen that the
country is rich in genius and practical experience
No,bno is wanting but TO give it safe and proper
anncson. and the industrious classes will not have
cause 10 complain of a scarcity of paper money.
The nretex for creating deficiency in the national
Treasury by giving away the public lands IS TO assist
the States many of which allege, that without such
assistance they cannot pay their interest The prnci
pe Of the distribution is therefore, that of assumption
Of tho debts The one act will follow the other inevi-
ably and the indebted States will have 10 pay the debts
of the speculative ones The old States lend them
selves to the distribution, under the impression that
unless il i, made the new States will soon become
powerful as to take them away altogether This should
be now by setting the proceeds apart for the
use of the Federal Government forever, and reducing
the import duties TO that extent. This will be the
cheapest way Of providing Tor The expenses Of ,he
Federal Government The debts Of the several States
must be provided for by those who have created them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21

THE MAIL CoSTRAcTs.-The Wings have been
claiming some merit for the New Postmaster General,
because these hard and cheap times the mail contracts
have been made at something below the old prices
The Hartford Times states that if there any merit in
this reduction it belongs TO the late Democratic Post.
master General, Mr. Miles, as all the routes were laid
off and specified by him. the advertisements published,
the terms stated and the proposals to be sealed and
not opened before the 10th April at o'clock, and
then TO be given, in every case 10 the BIDDER
If MIR Niles had remained in Office, therefore, the
contracts would have ben equally well made.
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LAWYERS DIARY.

CALESDAR CIRcuIT CoUar-This Day-396. 27i
t. iO5 343, - 80 ;G2 40 1913, Co. g. IL So 81 %
l55. $50 $780, 36a 3G6 367, a6s 2Gs 372 37l 37s $50
ISL, 3S1.
CALEsbAR CoURr COMMON PLEAs-I5, 90, 1Gl
los 1885, t57 III l7s, 3I5 225 go 49, g. 81 3l3 81,
80 ls5. 9s, % A. 50 Il, ~ 3D. 1885, l56 49, . H. 90
IS 81 50 o. OO 1876 lIl l73, 2s, 273, 3l4 3O5, 800
$50 23 Sc 27 H. ISL n 49, g. So Sc, l3, ia, lag,
l49, 1872 i2, 100 49, 203 300 2,7, 229 233 pol, 263,
IS, 2s9, 1876 -, 81, TO-, 1873 340 L. 40, lOs 27 1885,
l9l, 257, 293, sos, 800
CALENDAR or SUPERIOR COURTS, 81 81. %, "a, Sc,
81, 8 30 $50, II, ~, a. a. 23s, At, A. AZ 40.
File Note. Of Issue Common Pleas for November