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hRS. MCKINNEY 4 McARTuUR tender
- their prole,slonal services tn the citizens Of
Ola va nnd vicinity Office IN Reddcks Block
I rb. %.
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AETtCLETL
0fMa city Council

AETiCLEU
OfM3 Ciiy Council
|. Thars sh, bs a city council to consist 0
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen
S ;. The board Of aldermen shall consist o
twpm.nber from each wArl TO be CHOSEN by tA'
l1AIriei waters f1r two years
SO NJ person sh,lib m alderman u1lcss a
The time ofh'. election he shall have resided one
year within the limits Of the city, and shall be a
the time ofh' election twenty one years OF age
lnI citizen of th, United Sate.
ST II any alderman shall after hi. election
remove from the ward iur which he IS elscteI
bis nilisc shall be hereby declared vacated
s.. Atthr first meeting Of the city council
The aldermen sh,.i be desrJrd by lot. into twl
classes The seat, Of those Of the Ii 81 class .h
be vacated At the expiration Of the lir,t year AMI
Of the second class ~ ~, expiration Of ;hs second
year, 60 that half uf,ho board sh, b. elec,ei
annually.
&C. The city c5aas.l shall iulge Of .ql,lifa
tinas, elcrtin1s an4 returns ofthsit ava members
and shall de.srmn, all contested ele.ii,nL
1. A mIlrrIty Of the city council shall COAST
ta'e quorum to i, I,iness bat ! srntllcr nam
Der my alj,lrn from day to day. anl conn.I
he attenIlncc Of ab.en! members m Jsr 81 g.h
penalties as may 5e preseriba By ordnance.
IS VAe city cpInIl shall have power 10 d..
terInuc the rules Of ls py,cre 'inss, punish Il.
members for disprlcrly crniI't an with III.
concurrence oltwJ thirds ofths members clsc,el
eXpcl a member
Q. The city cnu1'il ,h,ll ksJ1 iplrnL " il
nIotac iluss anl from time to tim, plb.jsh tn,
-tmr, 1.-THE az, aai ntys wI.A limI1 le b;
any m,mbcr present, shah be elterei upln the
lourn.l II shall b, the llty Of -ll ci'y council
10 record the report mentioned ~ s-ripe thr,r
arlicls one IN sail lIIrn,l an sad re 'or thereof
hall br yrhtrtdct cviienc, OF the truth OF tbs
mt!tcr therein stated,
10 NJ aid rmon shall b- appointed to any
Office ~ Ter tn, agihldty of tn, city which ~ III
have been croa,el or The EN- ,um-nr, of VIII ii
shaI Aive b,an increased during tn. time for
whlehh; shall have b zen e'ecte |.
H. All vacancies that shah occur in the
boarI OF aldermen shall b. file | nv by election
- The mayor an | each ,llernln, b.ipre
entering rp,n tbs dates OF their Off q, shall take
an1 subscr.bs An oath that thsy will support the
constitution Of the United States an th., state.
m! :tnI they will well AMI truly psrf,rm the
duties nf,heIr OFF u to tn. best Of their skill and
ability. n
g. Whenever there shall be to in the
election Of alderman, the u l.e4 Of election shtll
certify thesa 10 the mayor, who shall deter.
mine the same bv lot, IN such manner as shall be-
provided by ordinance
: II. There hall be twelve stated meetings Of
the city council in each wear, at suct. times and
places a. may 10 prescribed by ordinance.
AsTiCIEiIT.
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~ N.GRItir, braot,H d,i B,ok"i',r-
W. lp th, brick bIillng north OF 'hr Count
II a., D'awn ll. oct I 1871.
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY

ntlphlLrs T.. nlcKtI. W u l.. WALLACE
MICKEY " WALLACE, Auornsgs NJ Lar
- Othcc over GriggF Drug store. north side of
h" Court House square Ottawa, Illinois lFcb HG
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House I,ainiing.

THE subscriber h,s opened paint shopon Ca.
nal street, IN Ottawa, next to Hossocks Stor,
near the Side Cut. where he will be ready tor
ceive ordersior work. or dn my kinds of painting
m,yb that desired J,n3-,D' J. b. ToNus.
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Furniture Delivered and ss,Up

N nrv par, at he town. md II It does not give
t.iaction the money wI,l be refunded They nlso
keep en- hand Sash mud Gla,s OF all kinds They
hope 10y strict attention 10 business TO receive a H.
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TS Builders.

TiE Undersigned continueshe carpenter aud
= Jpneting usilicss at the old stand OF Rigler &
Zlmnicrmlnb low the side cut and sollcits the pa
troinee OF the community. lie is prepared, as
eeretoiore, 10 furnish
Plans, Eaiaiies Sp.cidcotions, and Details
In the various styles ot architecture. ancient and
modern. Tcrmslnoderae y RleI.rR
Ottawa, dec. 9,lSjl..u
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ftlDVE Era COOK. q q. Glovcr--b C.
VI CrokI ii,oracrs q Councillors at LG.r--
Orav1 Oh'r in RrIlck's iArk, rast side ol
Ga, Plhlic W1rr. June, lSis-'f
& RANDALL, Iliorusy at Lno--Jolict.
-, Wiirntnry IT, Aug. 10, lSiS-tf
sStEER K INGALLS,. rl. C p. Frrer-G y
q lns,!.s) Iit,n,,ys aad Solicitors, Chicago,
iIunl,. Nar lj-lt
~ l\RD, ND .Ptgsi~ign and Sgrseoa, or
.i1wt, Ili. O,ar- orr door west OF VI II
Sv.l's law oNi,r. R-.IicHce on Madison st.rcaT
"a, Sffs-Gn' drls
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1 MEXICAN HOUSE, Ottawa, Illinois, by 4
~ Miller near the junction of the Illinois and
FOX Rivers, and near the Bridge
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Oth, Chicr Erecg,ir. Ofcr
s |, The chief executive, officer Of tho city shall
be a mayor who shall be elected b. the qualified
voters Of the city, and shall hold his Office for
one year, aud until his successor shall be elected
AMI qualified,
So. NJ pcrso, shall b, eligible to tn, ofli'e
Of mayor who shall not have bs.n resident oi
thecity for one year next proceeding his election
or who shall be uiler twenty one years OF age, or
who shall not st the timo of his election bs a
citizen of the United States
So. Ifany mayor durin, tn, TINA f,r which
he shall have besn elected remove from The city
his office shall be vacated.
$ l. When two or more person, shall have an
equal number Of votes FOR mayor thu luls scs cl
election sh,llccrtfy the same tn the city council
who shall proceed to determine by lot which Of
said persons shall bs mayor
SIS. When an election Of maYor shall be con
tested the city council shall determine the .ama
a, may be bs prssaribel by ordinance
So Whenever any vacancy shall happen in
the ofli,e ofmayor it shall be filed by election
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Of Elections.


S l. On the first Monday of May next an elcc.
ton shall he held in each ward of said city for one
mayor tor the city and two aldermen for elch
ward and forever thereafter on the first Monday
Of MAY OF zach year there ,halI hs an election
held for one mayor for the city and for ono alder
man for each ward The aldermen to be residents
of the ward for which they are elscted, The
first election for mayor and aldermen shall b1
held pursuant to notice to ba gwen ~ crowded
in section Of article ono, and the return, thereof
male by said judges Of election to said mayor apJ
aldermen so elected.
So, All free white male inh,bants over tho
age of twenty one years who are entitled TO vote
foi state officers, and who shall have been actua
residents of SAID clty ninety days next precelng
said election shall he entitled to vote fnr city OF
icers Propdcd That sad voters shall give then
votes for mayor and aldermen IN the wards IL
which they shall respectfully reside, and IN ~
other, and n, vote shall be received vt any of the
said elections unless the person offering said vote
shall have been an actual resident OF the ward
where the same is offered at least ten days ncxt
preceding such election.
| SO. II tho right of any person to vote at any
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Assessments for Public hnpropemcn's
s !, The city countil shall have power, from
time TO time, to casso any street. alley ar high.
way To be graded, l.yelled, paved McAdamiied or
planksI and keep tho same in repair, or To cause
ANY lot in said city to be flied up; tn cause
cross ard side walks. nisin drains, and sewers,
private drains aud squ.ducts to be constructed
and laid, relad cleansei and repaired, aud regu-
late thc same, ani togrtde, improve, protect, and
ornament any public square, now or hereinafter
laid out.
So. The expenses o. any improvement men,
toned ia the following section Except side wa,ks)
anl private drains shall he assessed upon Real L,
tato Ia any natural division benefited thereby
with tho costs of the proceedings therein, IN pro
portion, as nearly as may DC, 10 tho benefit, re.
sultng thereto
s 3. Tho amount TO he assessed for any such
Improvement Except side walks and private
drains) shall, be determined by he city council
and they shall by ballot, appoint by majority
ofall the aldermen authorized by law to DO elect.
cl, three reputable frceholders Of the city to
make such assessments. The commissioners shall
he sworn faithfully anl imparttlly tosxssute
their duty to the bes. of their ability
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election shal! ho challenged, either one Of the
judges Of election may adm MISTER an oath to sur.
pcr'on to make traa an-wsrs ;oacaing hi. quahti
slhiect.
s.. The judges ofclcc,ion slall make rc'urn
Of tue election to the city council aud the clerl;
Of the city councll shall forthwith forward an ab.
stfac' showing the number of soe. received hy
each person Ipr mayer to the Gerernor, aud Ger.
hty the same under the seal Of the city.
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wv INvS EWN.yEN.

0Tce, % Story. NoyiL Eadof R-liicis Brirl
Block. E,sl Side oftte Coa,t House Sqaars.
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NETWORK many pulm'Nn MONDAY royrmnpn 49, ,ssa

ttitts lbs, che, hsa accomplished iA fhsf Htslfafi1
thNti VA intftilnr rH ih4i trJW ~ r1ftH
4, nihti fifD thniHN raNhf. rinrlhg hsitt ffTh ~
itlf, tin wlitHHl ipjhstr M f'sns tri ,het h~yN
rrtsi htfn Ais W tivtslbaa W. isr islrfA t~v'ffs
'girism ptrha,it spehi stpn NJ appointments, shd
rihtts tnHsllt y. mHfh " ~ 4rhf'l'r'f be' kqfH
'ltr rrrthlltA W ~ uses M "" pi'lt ffm'iifh rr
,ilrr 20 isfs iN.r.lh.i
We h-tn nier hse. esss..i w. ihr esllis.i,' ~ shs
h'srilriirn 81 rnln.l iha eng ,r@r rh" efTll erfs
'l'r 90 expeditions nphsi ~ els'lnf heit efsrs.
ru"ii ,relllt l.i assnfrifas ~ aPpbpn ~ he lnfen
inn snnn 30 tnuli pfasnfa certificates ffofe ihA
stinnn's. iha saiinn ,Ieanal nt.n he maeiina vas
tansl ~ ihh nton fhnee usw ~ VaFions sttmpts
have been msdn viii hnfsnpeNef AnI sloan ppNes Lp
relieve lie had labor ~ pfopese lla roller gins Win
iLo Root but his lad a. b. abandoned o account
of fe.ds being drawn through mad broken with the lint
We hIn sony that there IL not opG 81 these Sea
leland GOTTEN gina IN The exhibition, that Inventors
might look Of lie extreme simplicity and determine 20
make something better for tie purpose than this mn
chine Even substitute for the wooden rollers would
be- worth thousnnds OF dollars Those in use have 70
be- made of wood moi hard enough to glaze, or soft
enough 10 broom, and with all in selecting the
right quality pair Of rollers wear out every day. aud
sometimes have TO be renewed two or three times
day. There rollers must be- split out and made smooth
with tie grain by knife the more rapid process OF
the turning lathe viii not answer.
In conclusion, put the pertinent question 70 Amer
lean inventors Have you not ingenuity enough 20
make q Sea Island cotton gin If you cannot produce
the entire article you not find substitute for the
wooden rollers which continually wear out
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Netu21ork Daily Gribn1te.
TIL T. EXHIBITION
AT THE
CRYSTAL PALACE.
MIX.
THE COJTON-GN.

Tie invention Of the Cotlon-Gin 80 for as nechani-
cal ingenuity is concerned, is due to Eli Whitney,
native of Westborough, Massachusetts,, where he vas
born Dec. g 1865 but like great many other things
that have tended to reyoutOnzc the world the credit
Of originating the idea is due % woman To
Mrs. Greene, widow OF Gen. Greene Of Revolutionary
memory, must be given share Of the gory Of this in
uention Ii was owing TO her influence that Whitney
krst attempted to construct machine 10 separate tho
int from the cOtton-seed. This was in the winter OF
r923, when he was a guest in her house near Sa-
uDrsh. Tie principle Of the first model Of bis ma
chine the same as that nOw employed IN The mos!
improved gins Of the present day Teeth made Of
wire were fixed in wooden rollers Which, a. they re-
soiSed passed these teeth between wyes, hooking tho
cotton through the nersces leaving the see on ihs
opposite side. As the cotton came round u vas
crushed on by revolving brush and blown a%sy
l.n Tie machine. A exact copy d ths org1b
model dePosited by Whitney IN the PateutOAes y
~ ID Tie Crystal Palace, where X can b. cphPafp1
w NE most perfect Improvements which b'e aenge
sehuiy o. an inventive nation have ben able ~ cg
u,e IN nan century, 10 sho9 that 10 has been
az successfully to depart from the original ldsa ~
ne great mind which lrt concerted to plsD " sep
"au1g ne Int from tie eoifon.seed ~ necsiaeJJ
n ais invention ~ room az il became kHJWn errtei
Ie,t ntenie in'sreFi throughout III s,gfA par
u'aty IN the State Oi Georgia, where ~ i5egiaae0i
ua' The Inventor subsequently rsceifed E. .ssaay d
s'aee 10 ihe people Of ..afs wh0i0 BE- aeg brs i1
~nens 81 doiay, b. a,ln9 thefa ths niee4t ~ gfga-
~ pep without which iaey eosd uDl Hsn ect.
- .,{i lf51, ~. NAfley enteil4 IDff bsfia.faiy
vi lnfts MI firle.I mt f.4f.l. ..f l..
=, iga, tna iHfisfi ll -.
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NEW-HAMPSIIIRE. .
,rdeuee Of The N. Y. Tribune.

CcrTe1pOEdenco
NORTH BARnsTEAD, N. H.. Monday. Nov. 81, 1853.
We are having ine weather after the violent storm,
and farmers blowing and preparing for next years
crop We were visited with about four inches Of
last week but It has made its disappearance The
and rain have caused almost freshet washing the roads
and carrying off bridges that the roads almost i'm
psssable.
The result Of your election has caused The Tribune 10
have abuse in this vicinity The rumseers be-
ginning be frightened in the villages Of this State. In
this town with only eighteen hundred persons there
scattered about eight places where rum Is sold unlicensed
The sellers sell to every and any and make their
brags that they can't BIO stopped little thinking and little
caring bow many they make unhappy At home. i think
we shall have tho Maine Law in New Hampshire Ia the
course Of year two, although many say ii is almost
impossible Our reform looking to the result OF
great many Of the States adopting the law with the
greatest Joy. In Concord and some other piaces, the
clergymen have issued circulars. sending them 10 the
clergymen throughout the State requesting them TO vote
and use all Their influence in favor Of tho Maine Law.
Surely these ministers have commenced glorious work
In our Legislature Of last summer number Of Repre-
eentativcs and Senators stated privately that They
would vote for the Maine Law, THEY would MT mention
cider but their fathers always had drank cider and they
would MT exclude il now" But the work OF Reform
must proceed here wei as elsewhere. SIP
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GAZE OFF CAPE COD.

There has lust been a gale OF Cape Cod and
Nantucket with great difficulty our steamboat
made Nantucket yesterday afternoon. All night the wind
blew with violence This morning, our passage 10
New Bedford. went 10 the relief Of schooner Oh
Great Point-the Leo, Of Rockland Ne. and toved her
60 Holmes Hole. She had lost both mats and her small
hoh aud was In entirely disabled condition she wss
loaded With timber and tzrl
On cur way M. passed schooncrs suak on Tuck
ernuek shoals probably ioalod with easiaao OF uem
ioro and Az aud the other having Top sails iho mss
were sekeg about half length eat Of the ~stsr ana pre-
ssntva nelaneholy Appearance eesssse % .ns anser
The tate % The Grows Years s'v ,as1
IN, ~ ,,.s ~, .nh tho ,chsaaers Sovv'd vessels
nm, ,,,tsa a.hsrv IN NArlaekes ths morulag sni All
49,, N.,sh.'. Ntss,asa ssaaa tAsEo Indications OF
severe sAie tisw Gar ssiea4'A no 10 h's Ane"' "
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COUNTY CANvAssgRs.

sArrEDkT Tho Board Al noon. Ala Compton IN the
Chair, snd Ahsnnen Tiemann Bcyce and S,urteyant
pgsscnt
AID BOyce presented the election returns from tho First
District q he Fifth Ward which had been sent back 10
the inspectors ior correction They received
Tecisd.
AID Compton proceeded TO the State and Coun
~ ticket Of ihe Eighth Ward No discovered
10 tho returns from this Ward AT z. NJ the Board ad
iourned 10 noon Monday.
The attendance has become 70 limited tina. We must ne
Guce cur figures 10 average OF PRE- instead OF six
workers out Of The twenty who get pay The accounts
now follows; n
T1r-Psteys II Mex ysyk Guy. Dr.
Eov Servires OF Twenty Aldermen e!eens thsiftnan and
Secretary ofCsnyass,s bali al hou each - eseh OF -
hour heST!ng reading Of State ticket re-
from and Eighteenth Nards anfs .ea Inc con-
unuucsiion 3 each - h0ur W
Eouis hstcuuS only Ave SIX OF the
and County Of Fifteenth and swenyarst Wards -
each W
Nov lesaue houfs listening 90 realms Of State aod
asb watching Chairman smoking his cigar a.
l9Sse incrding the imaginary services Of eighteen
members presently hearing OF ngures from
Seventeenth " ard two hours ~
Nov 2-Sane three member 70 hearing reltns
Of return. fl IN rwth and Fffh Wards two hours ~
hours hearing figures Rom Tenth and
Eleventh Ware with corrections from Fifteenth and Seven
tcfnth.... ~
Nov 25some half hours hearing Second Third.
Seventh and Ninth Wards. ~
Nov cTo meeting and ad orrnng until 20 q
9S-TO meeting and siournng 20 Saturday. %
Nov $50 hearing rcadng OF returns from Eig1ih
Nsd tive hours
Total Il hours average OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Equal eghsnd half days WORK for one mAn AZ ~ day
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s.-ss. r. n. p,r e.s A.s.. a.s t BIO ~, .h At
W.. ~ s,.sse.f ssr Ctr Wbss esn b. sh'" i9f tho
g.5fe fo1Sf NgyfassT -. -, u....
psss,x NJ srz5naior ~ pLs All, myn'pos'y npss
eers ~. bot rpph - VrD"d ID ~ |" Wa tD'3' ~
iSspse -. -. e.
IN D5,elbr W. g1usrt asks shai have done 70,
lbs ben<ft Il 10 en- aDd sold ~ What be has dons;
41sg f,t< 10 vssH s.s have asked tho question u DC
rss ysry h11fs nan n haze been instrumental In
s-Yyee snvsnief1ts ~ h4vsl fDr many THOUSANDS o.
ar ssfllss kegs dons mach ~ be, IN ereerng
agte Daises - smpsr - he larars Of mo men lif"n
1iti iasghfff
"A HfCeake1 eeIIfe ~ order
ssysSsi sp4seksz made b. W.. Bloodg 'oi an
ehffz these rfuaarks either resfye 70 ma
yfssl sdsoeses IN this ease have already been pub
Lsd BsHsessxary To give nor, particular re2p7 oil
tkfm
The Committee then sdlogrnei as> d.
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CHURCH DEDICATION.

The Hedding Mission Methodist Episcopal Church, sit
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