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this Guy. on Saturday. December 23I, 1871, Tor
one alderman, 20 serve until May, 100, ins'e az
OF DAVID Walker. resigned
William s. McNair, Nathaniel Perky, and
Reuben Sherman were appoinled Judges OF elec-
ton for said special election
On motion OF Aid. Fash, il was
Crdped, That Henry +. Eames, tren surer OF
the city OF Ottawa. be aud he IL hereby u'hnri-
ned aud directed To cl,lupon any aud every pub
lac officer who may have received 'bnrs aud pen
allies recoverable by indictment or a ton iOI any
ole nees committed within the Ii Its o the city,
90 which ARE now required by law 10 be paid INTO
the cry Treasury" aud demand oi him or them
ia at he or they phy said moneys, - received in
To the city treasury Of the city" OF Ottawa, for
the use OF said city,, in cunpr with section -
Of article OF IAN act to charter the cI,yoi Qua
WI - approved February lOth, 1853. and adopted
April ith, 1853.
The council then adjourned 10 Tuesday even.
ing next i. X. CouEHET, cry CLERK.
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THE OFFICIAL CANVASS OF New loRH. -
The official vote of the whole state has at
last been received at Albany, and Myron II.
Clark has majority of three hundred and
nineteen OF the defective ballots, three
hundred and five were intended for Gov.
Seymour, and one hundred and thirty-six
for Mr., Clark, so that if they were all count
cd, the latter would still have majority of
one hundred and fifty over the former.
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~ EC NN
TAILORING EMPORIUM.

Main 81, 8 Doors Vast Of tie Mansion
House, at Naakys OM Sia0d
A This establishment, may be found one of
n the largest ana most complete assortment
OF English, French. and German broadcioths
cassmeres, doeskns, &c. Also, every variety
Ut silk and satin vestIngs, and trimmings OF all
kinds.
Also, large assortment OF reldy-maie cloth
ing, OF our own manufacture, consisting OF
stragh,-body coats, irock and sack coats. over
coats, pants, vests, drawers shirts, under
shirts, neck ties, scar's, collars, oycrhauls, over
shirts, suspenders, buckskln gloves, unarel las,
&c, all OF winch viii be- spl cheap, in order 10
clear of The winter stool, and prepare tor sum
mer trade. All persons DESTROYS OF purchasing
goods IN this line will do well to call
The cutting department Is done by J. Pcrha.
mus, whose long experience wi enable him TO
give patrons excellent fits il, the latest styles and
workmauike manner.
Six good coat makers wanted nj the above es-
ENLISTMENT dc JnnS PERuANus.
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Tuesday venHg, Dec. 18th. 1854.
Pre- sent-pesdrnt Cogsw-ll, and Aid. ea-
vens, Fash, Miller, Macy, Bristol, and Haskell
Absen,-Ald. Prentice, flaming, and Walk.
er-3.
Minutes of November 2sh and December 81
read and approved
On motion OF Aid Fash, it, was
Drdrred, That the committee on laws and ord-
nanCes be directed 10 prepare "rdles OF order"
Tor the guidance OF the council.
ordered, That until permanent rules of order
be adopted by this council, the usuul rules OF or.
der IN legislative bodies are hereby declared to
be III iOrcc as tar as applicable.
On motion of Aid. Brs ,o
OTdeTcd, That the city attorney be and he is
hereby authorized to protect, as far as IN his
power, the interests OF The city Of Ottawa in a
certain suit between said city and the LA Sale
coun ~ manufacturing comp any, ms well rs IN
another suit between said city and Burton G..
Cook.
On motion of Aid. Leavens,
Ordered. That a committee Of three be ap.
pointed to divide the city into school dis.
tIics, and report Tor the consideration Of the
council.
Aid. Leavens, Macy, and FASH committee.
The committee reported, recommending tina,
the city be divided INTO eight districts, with
metes and bounds therein set forth.
The report OF The committee was taken up for
consideration, and the subdivision as recsmmen-
ded, modified SO as to make nine districts, with
territor iai limits as SET forth in Sc an ordinance to
divide the city OF Ottawa into school districts"
which was then adopted.
(See ordinance IN another cOumn.)
The council then proceeded to the election of
trustees OF school districts, in conformity with
the city charter aud the above named ordinance.
The following persons were elected trustees of
school districts:
LIST dis,rict--L. d. Delano, VIM. Geek, John
Vi,te
ID dis. G. Stone, J. +. Blake, Levi
Ligh,ioot.
81 dis-E. l.. Waterman, Edward Hollands,
J. a. Shuler.
ith dis.--Chas. Houghtaling, David Peck, /.
ii. Fredenbursh.
9TH dls,--Cyrus Field, Abner Reed, NJ. d.
Cakins.
9th dis.-Hervsy King, G. II. Norris. Georg,
Bristol.
9Th dis Mayhem Richardson, James S,raw,,.
" 9Th dis.ww. NJ True, J. W. Mills, c. G.
Miller.
OH dis B. T. Phelps, s. W. Raymond,
Reuben Sherman.
Bills were pre- scented from T.. l.. Waterman,
si.25, aud ID. +. Hit, Si7775, and referred to
the finance committee.
BIS were presented from the following: N.
Perley, SIS, coal; Jackson e. Lockwood,
Sl7, 3S, stove, &c. X. Thorne, Sl9.O5 ial
fees; WIN. Ti,sell, 81, and r. Bradshaw, 81
25, removing nuisances.
bills found corrcc, aud severally ordered paid
A communication was ived from Aderman
David Walker, rendering his resignation us al.
derman OF the fifth ward.
Whereupon 1t was
Ordered, That the resignation of David Walk.
er as aid erman OF the filth ward, be hereby ac-
cepted.
Ordered, That a special election be held a, the
school house in Phelps street, In the tl,h ward oil
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DIED.--In Dayton, on the 9TH inst, of
congestion Of the brain, Flora \. youngest
daughter Of Irenus and Mary \. Brewer, in
the 18th year Of her age.
That She was respected and beloved, was
sufficiently eyinccd by the large congrega-
ton that assembled to sympathisc with her
parents and to mourn her loss. Her funeral
was attended the 9th inst, and a sermon
preached by the writer. May the consola-
tons of the gospel rest and abide with the
bercayed parents until they shall meet an
ufbrokrri family in the Fathers Mansion.
f. II. TABOR
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WHAT 10 THE Best PAPER TO ADVERTISE N?
The Boston Daily Adrertiser answers this
question thus-"That journal is the best ad.
vertising sheet which is the best in other re-
spects. The journal which gives the most
coPicus, aud most accurate summary of tie
news, and contains the best editorial arti-
cles, will be likely to fall into the hands OF
those to whose notice It is most desirable to
bring advertisements.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

PosT OFFICE NorlCE.-The Alton Courier
has been officially informed that the Office at
Shawneetown, Illinois, has been ordered by
the Postmaster General to be discontinued
as distributing office, from and after the
first of December.
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Tue Snow SroRM.-On Saturday last, in
New York and the Northern States, was one
Of great severity. The Railroad trains were
greatly inpedcd and the mails delayed. At
Buffalo, the snow fell to the depth of 10
inches; Lockport, II; Brockport, is; Roch-
ester, Is; Newark, O.. j 20; Geneva, 10;
Auburn, IS; Syracuse, 81; Oneida, 80;
Utica, Is; Troy, Il; Albany, 10; pough-
kcepsie, Il; Wateryillc, 80, and Oriskany
Falls, 36 inches.
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Executors safe IF Real Estate.
7 WILL sell At the door OF the court house in
l. Ottawa, on the 9th day OF January, A. D.
1858, the iollowrngreni estate, belonging to the
estate OF q. Burr, deceased.
The east han of the north west quarter Of lot
No. two, ~ in block No. eighteen, (ls) in the
town OF Ottawa, situate on Main street On
this lot stands the brick store formerly occupied
by said Burr, now occupied by Rauh Btothers,
Lots No. three ~ End four "a in block No.
hfy-thIee t53l in States addition TO Ottawa
On these lots is good warehouse, cribs. Sc
now occupied by A. MEG III these lots to be
sold subject to life estate OF Mrs Burr, her
dover having been assigned ON said lots.
Lots No. tour, a. six, 10 aud seven, % in
block No. one hundred and two, (lo2) in the
states addition to Ottawa. On these lots there
is n small dive ling house
Part Of black No. five in Ottawa North, abou,
$50 feet deep, by 60 wi on north end. and
about 100 fee, wide on soulh end, on which
stands new and subs antial warehouse.
Terms, cash, the remainder IN 4 and IL
months, secured by mortgage
Sale made IN pursuance Of an order of the
county court of LA Sale county.
u. Z. Cook, executor Of G.. Eur, deceased.
December It,
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We see it stated that Mr. Throckmorton,
who married Miss Nudge, after the alleged
outrage upon her person by DR.. Bcalc, has
made an affidavit that lac is satisfied no such
outrage was committed, The ladies Of Phi
ladcphia, who have subscribed for a piece
Of plate for the bride, should present it to
the hnsband.-(Bg00lo Eepublie.
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ILrINors BANks.-We learn that the bank
commissioners have made call on the sever
al banks in the state for additional securities
for their circulating notes, in consequence
Of the depreciation in the value Of the stocks
deposited.
This call will no doubt be promptlp rcspon.
dcd TO by all the sound banks, and the
measure VIII, we think, tend to increase pub
lie confidence in the safety Of their issues
Perrin Prss, 1871
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Sccosp Lovr,--"Do you believe in second
love, Mr. McQuade ="
ado believe in sacond love' Humph (!
If man buys pound of sugar, isn't il
swce,y aud when it's gone, don't he want
another poundg and isn't that sweet, too ?
lroth, Mrs. Murphy, ! do believe in second
love
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EWrIRE CRY BASK FAMED.--Thc- New
York papers Of the 18th inst, announce that
the bills this Bank were thrown out Of the
Clearing House on the previous day, and
express the opinion that it will be regular
failure, though the bill holders are secured
by stocks, and will probably lose little Or
nothing.
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ABscoNDfSG Postmaster. 1t is reported
and believed by the keesville Standard that
4. e. Nelson. late Postmaster at that place,
who recently escaped from the Troy Jail,
sailed for Russia on the lst instant 81.
laurence HepUbiicpn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

CHICAGO TIE GREATEST GRAN PoRr IL THE
WORLD by a table published in the Chica-
so PrCa of Thursda it appears that there
is more grain collected in Chicago directly
from the producer, than at any other port in
the world. The following are the totals Of
the Press table, including wheat corn, rye,
aud barley, exported in 1888.
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20 Acres ofTimber Land for sale.

TN pursuance Of decree of the probate court
!. of La Sale equity, the undersigned, admin
istrator Of The estate of Saml. Mackcy, late OF
La Sale county. decd, will sell a, public nnc-
lion, on Monday, the 9th day OF January, 1855,
on the premises, the undivided hall OF The south
we quarter of the noSh.east quartz OF sec. ID,
Il. 81, Il. 3 f., con;aning 20 acres, The land
"a covered with good timber is siua ted near the
mouth of Ouercreek, and containsa good water
privilege, with saw mill erected thereon. The
other half can be bought OF the SINE day and
same terms with the above. Ii Wilt offered in
small lots to suit purchasers.
Terms One. third cash, the balance in six
months, securcdby mortgage on the land
December l6-6w. JAMES SplScgr, admir-.
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WESTERN BEEF AND PoRK.-Thc n. Y.
Evening Post Of the sth inst. says: "There
are large orders on here for pork and beef on
account Of the English government for its
army and navy supplies, and agents have
been some time in the West making purcha-
ses. A quantity has been bought and is on
its way here from Chicago. Bills for pay
ment Of these have appeared in the market,
and add to the supcrabundance Of Sterling
exchange. The purchases are not yet all
complete" 1t is to the West after all tina,
this country must hereafter look for its sal
yatlon.
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Know Nornrsrs. Chicago Journal
of Wednesday has savage article the on
Know Nothings. 1t says the party is com
posed generally Of men "s!oughed of" by
the honestcr portion of the wing party, and
whose natural anoclvities to treason being
exposed, has "led them to the formation Of
other parties where malice towards their
bcttcrs and craving after provender, might
be simultaneously gratifcd." The ism is
characterized as contagious as Small Pox,
false as despotism, corrupting as hate, and
un-American as serfdom, has grown like the
beast Of Nebuchadnezzcrs' dream which
pushed hothward, and southwark, and west
ward with its two horns of prescription "a
foreigners and affection for slavery" Prct
ty good for Dick Wilsonl
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The WAsHSGToE MONUMENT work
10 now exactly one hundred and sixty feet
in height On Monday week they common.
ccd another layer so az to add two more feet
to the structure before the building season is
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George a. Loavitt, convicted in Manches.
ter, n H., ofrobbing his father of fifteen dol.
lars, and violently assaating him, has been
sentenced to the state prison for life.
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SUDDEN DEArH.--A young man named
Mclean, who resided about ten miles west
OF this city, stepped out Of doors on Thurs.
day last to chop some frcwoo and before
he had struck half dozen blows with
his axe, lac fell upon the ground and was
dead ere he was reached by his friends
J0iit Sighdi.
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CnlcAGo AND MISSISSIPPI RAlLRoAD.--The
total earnings of the Chicago and Mississip.
pi Railroad Company for the month of No.
ycmbcr amounted to Sl95,o56 81.
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ArsrRr, BEArEN,-Thc Message of Mar.
tin kos2ta to Miss Lucinda McFall is an
nounced in the Chicago papers of Wednos,
day.
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Ctr Tar SHE.
r ALBERT F. DOW, city collector TOR the
i , city Of Ottawa, La Sale CO, state of Ili-
nc's, hereby give notice that having made appli-
cation to the county court Of La Sale CO.. at the
December term thereof for Judgment against de-
linnuent list OF lands and town lots, for the pay
meni OF city taxes for A. d. 1851 and Judgment
having been rendered agnins, said delinquent list
on the l2tk day OF December, 1854, ana having
received the necessary authority to sell by pre-
cept from said court IN pursuance Of law, the
sale of said lands and town lots will he held at
the door of ,he court house in ottawa, in said
county, on the 22l day of December, 1854, for
the axes and costs due thereon.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ :, and
continue Iom day to day until all are sold
dl6 hLBERr f. Dow, city collector
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HASk or OTTAWA

SIGHT EXCHANGE AND DRAFTS on
New York, Boston, Chicago, ST, Louis, and
Philadelphia. Also, on England Scotland and
Ireland, IN sums of one pound sterling, and up.
wards, aud LON DON drafts, available in Ger
many and France.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITES.
GOLD AND SILVER COIN bought and sold
al current rates.
Collections made in all parts Of this state
Foreign and domestic bills ofexchange drafts,
an! certificates oideposit, bough and sold AZ the
highest ctirreni rate. nuly Cos lI,u cash
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"s 'a n,hi,o CLAW rows ~f Sbcls oS var;ons
go g ", and s;,o. sro hnn, nnon hor nncl,
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az .,I"nn,';r,,ia,, r. a." -. 'a,,,t
az amJ hIare Of man W. women and chndrnS1
asoo,nnap;cJ hy thc varom. orJors os nr;os,
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s =" Women snrm \ crcle NV ioin;rr bondss
a,non, whom are ihc comnanions oftbcnov'
un's a,h anj aisa Iar rnlat ~ ~
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, uvn,t aitcr1a,o,v ar;rr n,t; n ono
onv,r,,n,e circle Tho 1a,c;nr ia accnmn,n.
III r., M. ,nos, h,rhorous md borr;d din
'maglnaoie' beating on drums, tom-tohs,
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Money 10 Loan,
ON short time, business paper.
" Novemher ll-2m. Z r FAY.
INsTRUCTI0NIY Music:

INsTRUCTIONIN Music:
AIRS. GRAY would give notice to the citi-
lNl zens oi Ottawa, tina. she is now W the
place aud will give instructions on the piano
meodeon, and guitar.
Lessons in thorough bass Bnd harmony vii be
given TO any who wish to understand play ng
church music, at So per term.
Mrs. Gray, who has been engaged in te ach-
ing tor great number OF years, and also IN com
posing Tor musical societies, teaches music
OH the most scientific plan.
She Will give course OF lessons on velocity
and shadowiny on the piano, to those who wish
to become brilliant performers.
Lessons given at her boa riding house, at Mrs
Burr's, or at the residence OF pupils, II de sired
Drcrmher lf-2m
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A volcanic ERUPTION. The volcanic
mountain of Cotopaxi, the most elevated as
well us the most formidable volcano in The
world, il now in full progress of successful
eruption, and is throwing out over the
plains of Callos, enormous masses of rock,
torrents of brackish water, and burning Ia
va. At last accounts the volcano was vom
iting forth fire night and day, filling the in
habtants Of the country with terror The
town of Latacuna is as yet uninjurcd, al.
though it has previously been destroyed no
less than eight times,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-30

KEY WEST May 22.The Am sohro <, Wiley, master,
a c' &. .ss
baosd her on Without taking any assistance from the
aid not Sustain serious injury She continued
Am his STIRLING f ss.sen, Capt Dist.y from M.
heavy
nolasses saved together with he rail-: boats rigging
=: v,
Capt Desy night in the label I'm another CO.
u
sssr It.. 7,s:: &:
s
n m saS srsnep ss
eond in command They return in the Isabel Washing
ship Sea Lion lof Bath Capt Hail. from Hsssnsss for
b s & ana s:
s the sIs day when hS Who had
made ys.: ss0Es
Ra'ps's csS.iss.s 3 S:nn:. ''l. D''h
% M sa x s,Ia sn'n %s'S
h.. been abandoned the attempt to free
coms tse 2Oth Angel Crssi Ihi. party
ss ~ sos
and also in making reconnoisance Of Bahia Honda
Duvsl NE assistant Of Capt Wanwrgh These gentle
men return the Coast Survey once with the result Of
The schr Joseph Henry Baltimore on the 2s The
scbr Hassler old for NYork on the 2lst
nPHILADHL PHIA, Nay %, 4PM-A.r bark Echo. Hevss,
Boston, brig Emma Baker, do; Schrs American Belle,
Chase; Montara, scmers Sophia Ann Smith John Ire
land, Wheden, and Shriyer Cain. Boston; Smith,
Clark naddam. ca d w Hammond Hammond, Chathami
shailler Pratt. Msrrimsc. Nh; Archie, Moulton;
wasbinetSn, Camp, NYsD4 Mary Main. Csrli,le, New
CLARK, NLondon; Telegraph Roath, Norwich Saratoga,
Hodgdon, salem Mass steamer Delaware, Clark, NYork
does sohrs RoslnA fArr Portland Arctic Mouton New
buryport; Hannah, Pool Yarmouth; LonsdAie, Baker;
Charleston, Brown; shrver Cain o Ireland WHEEL.
den and Laurcns, Gould Boston, Washington, Camp,
Providencei Telegraph, Roath. Norwich.
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Brooklyn City Ncws.

Man KnID ON THE CrovE RoAD.--On Sun day afternoon
young man, named Patrick Boyle, murdered on
the Glove road near Nelson's tavern, under the follow
irg circumstances Two carriages proceeding at
brisk gait regardless OF those who had to travel on foot
The one in front contained two men, the other four The
wheels OF the first carriage against Boyle (who
mere lad about Is years of age and in order to
save himself from being run he caught hold OF
the coat Of one Of the men, when Of them In the
carriage jumped out and hit him a blow somewhere
about the head, which caused almost instant death.
The fellows then drove without paying any further
attention TO their victim and he remained lying in the
street until the arrival Of the Coroner which some
time after dark Deceased was An apprentice to Mr..
John Coulter Of the contractors Of the Fulton street
sewer An inquest held; but the result will not be
made public until the arrest Of the parties implicated
who are known.
srRIous ACCIDENTS John Draining, laborer- engaged
nj the Fulton street sewer had his skull fractured
his collar bone broken yesterday by the falling of heavy
stone from the top while at work In the excavation He
taken to the drug store the Of Cranberry
street. whence he taken to his residence on the
corner Of Smith and Mil streets.
On the afternoon Of the day previous, Mr.. Phnip
MCGUIRE thrown from his carriage In Atlantic street.
and seriously, and perhaps fatally, injured He
conveyed 10 his residence In Hamilton avenue By ocers
Of the Third district police.