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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29

- TWILL sell Lot and in Block D. in
A II Walkers addition to Ottawa, with the
6SSs improvements thereon now occupied by l..
". Waterman, Ed, a. 6aIsa iI,...,,
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Cr0Ckerv !!

~ SS8AVA
A large assortme mt of FIRE proof colorrd stone
pots, sugar bowls, cream jugs, molasses jugs
with Britannia covers, chambers, split oons, pre-
serve Jars with covers, cake bakers, bed pans,
flower pots, besides plenty OF common cups and
saucers, white and cOored tea sets, coffee cups,
vegetable dishes, gravy and soup tureens, wash
bowls and pitchers, meat platteIs. great variety
of common and good stone plates, Ia mbl, rs, vim
ezar cruets, salt cellars, pepper boxes and mus
tard Jars besides all sizes Of earihen jars, jugs
and churi,s for making and hold NC good butter.
Boots and Shoes,
Consisting Of
Mems kip welted boots,
French calf ''
4" heavy cowhide boots,
pump, goat, and kip boots,
Boy, boots, OF kip! and split leather.
Mems hear brogans.
calf shoes,
goat
patent leather shoes,
" patent leather and cloth shoes.
| Children's, infants, boys and youths cacks,
slips, ankle lies. kid cocks, patent leather paro
dis, Jenny Lind boots, lace boots, black and CO.
| lored CATERS, bronze bOotess, enameled bOotees,
| kip, goat, calf, and heavy brOeans.
Moments Bootees, Slips, Buskins, Ties, and
Caters,
| OF many colors, qualities, materials and kinds.
WOODEN WARE.
| Consisting Of two and three hoop painted pals
cedar and oak super pals, wooden bowls, tubs of
! all sizes, wooden churns. sugar tubs W it'll covers
! first quality Shaker broOms common broOms, and
Sealed Corn Baskets,
For sale at the middle store. Reddick's block, un-
der the telegraph office next door To the post Of
| fee. bv MAY l2> JOHN LOCKWOOD.
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory ! =!

NlIE undersigned take this method informing their
old customers. and the public generally, that
putting into Establishment this Spring Machinery that
will that double the amount of
Goods have usually done; the demand for Goods
warrants this additional Machinery, and hope give
exchanges of WOODEN Goods for Wool
We have, and do intend TO card into wool
portion sell il for ali wool Our goods
warranted in this respect and also for durability. We
shall continue exchange for Wool, formerly the fol-
lowing kinds Goods, viz Heavy Cas.inere, Satins;s
leans different kinds. Blankets, and Stock
ing Yarn Considerable attention viii h. paid to Stocking
Yarn orders filed FOR all the dserent grades and
Kind. OF Yarn, common Mixed Indigo Blue Mixed, Red
Cloufed &c. And We will manufacture, for merchants
and Others Wool in lots Of hundred pounds and up
wards Stocking Yarn any Of the above kinds of
goods OF. liberal terms for cash wool. Also,
CaTding and Spinning
cents per pound.
Cu-tom Cardins into Rolls
WI be done six cents per pound Their machines
will be clothed with the best Of Cards, and with
<,c experienced Carder they expect have good work
done Wool will he taken from the Depot al Ottawa, and
rolls returned within reasonable ength of time for do
ing the work which be sent Tin strong she-;s frOaI
almost any part Of the State irifing expense
intended for exchange for OF the above kinds
Of Goods. acc"mpa MED by the proper order, be sent
by Railroad Ottawa, and the goods viii be put up and
sent with pronptnes-, according TO order.
W. would also say that We have got our New Custom
and FIGURING Mil in operation, and persons wishing
have their grinding done short notice have
plenty Of at all times. lmyl7l J d. GREEN.
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NEW ERA
OTTAWA!

THE subscribers have associated them
l. selves in the wholesale and retail crockery
business, and have opened IN Woods block
north oil the court house, a large and entirely
new stock of a il the various kinds Of
CKOCkERY WARE,
Which We have purchased directly from the i'm.
porters and manufacturers for cash, and in large
quantities. selected with the utmost care so as
completely TO supply the wants of the city and
country. II is our Intention TO keep our stock
all times full and complete, and we believe we
can make it an object for all persons 20 procure
from US any and all articles in our line Having
established ourselves permanently IN this branch
of business it will be our effort 8, to deal with
our friends and customers, that when once ac-
quainted with US, our goods. ana our prices, they
will be our customers always. Our stock con-
''' DECORATED CHINA.
Atlantic. Webster. Jenny Lind. plain band.
blue, and gold. and iustre figure tea SETS, fruit
baskets, vases, motto coffees, do mugs. toilet
PLAIN WHITE CHINA.
Dining and tea sets. fruit baskets. COMFORTS,
strawberry bowls. soup and gr Wy tsreens. sauce
boats. csrl dishes. bake, trifie. muffin, and
sauce plates.
Also. a complete assortment Of stone China,
white and blue, in sets Of 10 or 300 pieces
styles, and 6. c. ware.
Glass Ware i!
Leaf cherry stands, palace and Victoria dishes,
wine glasses, nile and beer mugs. tum bIers OF ev.
cry style, thistle and Webster goblets, cake
stands. Also few dozen Of Brush's native wine
Molasses cans, pitchers, futed salts, Certain
pins. solar. globe. and chimney preserve Jars,
ring jars and covers. bird boxes and baths. globe
and police lanterns, plated and common casters,
camphins and fluid lamps.
Table Cutlery.
Ivory handle knives and forks, corn do, buck
and ivory handle carvers, and sportsmans
knives.
Also. a splendid lot of plated. table and des-
sert forks. Looking glasses Of every style.
WILLOW WARE.
Baby wagons and cabs. baskets with and with
out covers, new and fashionable style Of rattan
chairs, such asladles sewing and nursing chairs,
arm rocking do. chdrens d., with and with
out rockers, toy pals. cedar and oak brass bound
do, door mats. feather busters. knife boxes, wice
servers. bed cords. cocoanut dippers. whist
brooms, and q variety of other articles. which
we will be happy to show to all those who will
rive US call. tAugust4.l SPENIER & EARL
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Jnsurante.
LA SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,

U17ce IN Ndftinger's JtocN, CTldtrd.
SHlS Company, entering upon Its second year under
- very favorable circumstances, having acquired q
permanent reputation and having outstanding iabi
ties (here having been losses Is now offered to the
public a safe and reliable Insurance Company"
We prepared insure property OF all kuds against
the risk OF fire, much lower than reliable stock
Companies this Company being organized for the mutual
benefit Of the insured and not money making opera
ton, the profits and losses any, being divided among
the insured. WI. II. ". CCsIMAS, Pres.
VIZ. n. TREE, Sec'y.
Lorenzo Leland, WIN. Reddick,
Geo. L. Walker, J. " A. Hoes,
W. II. W. Cushman, WIN. 81. True,
r. Sizer, g. W. Jackson,
IT. y Eames Geo. II. Norris,
Richard Tborue, j. G. Nottinger,
Beni r Phelps Plio Lndiey,
John Hossack. un14
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GOODS OR PRICES!
! intend 10 continue The
BARTER TRADE

So conve nieni TO farmers, and will always ex.
change Tor their ma rkeiing at the high-s; marke,
rates. Such Of my customers as bring in mar
keting, will greatly oblige me by bringing none
but good. poor butter. eggs, lard, cheese. po-
liz all other poor goods hey do not give satsiac-
lion to any one. and dear at any price.
Having a very large trade, | can afford 10 sell
mnch cheaper than those who do a small business,
and can also K eep constantly on hand
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SOMETHING: NEW.
An agricultural and Horticultural Store
IN OTTAWA.
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Ottawa aud
the surrounding towns that just opening Store
on La Sale st., formerly occupied by Moore Gibson,
and would solicit the patronage Of Farmers and others
shal constantly have on hand assortment of Az
ricuanrdi Implements and MACHINES
ALSO, Wooden, Willow and Cedar WARE, and Gar
den Field and Flower Seeds
March s. Z. W. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Fire. Marine, IL Lille insurance.
1NHE following companies having complied
i with the late statute of this state, and
are reliable, responsible, and prompt; being stock
companies with the capital paid in as stated, they
insure the business man safe and SPEEDY return
for the amount Of his loss without unnecessary
delay.
E.tna insurance CO.. Hartford, Conn; cash ca
pital paid in, $500 900.
Thos. K. Brace, Prest.
Thos A. Alexander, sec'y.
North Western Insurance CO., Oswego, N. Y;
cash capital paid in, S25O,OOO.
F.. W. Ludlow, Sec'v. Geo Fisher, Prest.
Hartford Fire Insurance CO., Hartford, Conn
cash ca ptal paid in, $500 900.
H. Huntington, Prest.
G.. B. Bowers, secy.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance CO., Hartford;
accumulated capita over 81 900 600.
James Goodwin, Prest.
Guy R. Phelps, sec'y-
Inland marine insurance taken by the Etna.
The rates will be as low as responsible insurance
compa MES can do business, and the undersigned
socits for the above companies continuance oil
the fnvors they have heretofore enjoyed roiicirs
of insurance for five years issued in the ttna and
Hartford insurance companies, on private dwe.i.
ings and farm buildings, at a very liberal
discount from annual rates, and lower than mutu-
al risks april "a GEO s. FIsHER, agent
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White Goods
IRISH LINENS

In great variety, consisting Of laconets, cam
brics, null, Victoria, Swiss, plain. and dotted,
and book muslIns.
IRISH LINENS
OF all prices, linen cambria, biack and white
tape, bobbns, Swiss, muslin, linen, Lisr, and
cot ton edgings and inseriir %, probably the lar,
gesi and beet assortment IN the city.
BATES NEEDLES,
Waarrnted genuine. and hes, quality made.
Coates Genuine Spool Cotton.
Sewing silks of over
Fifty Different S.ade,.
Dress buttons and trimmings. coat, vest, panta-
loon and children's buttons, black and assorted
colors, plain and figured silk and cotton yeive,s.
CARPETS AND MATING,
few pieces OF each, very cheap.
Cotton Yarns and Carpet Warps
OF different colors and numbers. A fine assori-
ment OF newest style
II. "A HU N -"--o
Whal-bone and rattan umbrellas. An extensive
and choice assortment oi new and desirable sum.
mer Skawis, OF nous de lame, all wool, Thibst
of different cOiors, brocade bordered, Grape,
French, printed cashmere and black silk. Me
dunn, good, and superior
BONNETS,
Lately purch ased. with all necessary trimmings,
such ribbons, flowers, colored Grapes, Ruches
and Florence silk.
Mems Wool, Chip, and LeghOrn Hats.
Mems and boys Webb and rubber suspe nders,
bls ok and white wadding and bats, carpet bags,
grain sacks, Buriap's bed cords, curtain pa per
blue and green PLAIN and figured black lace wells,
green and brown berage, knitting cotton, French
working cotton, saddiers and embroidering silk,
linen and cotton floss, Nankeen, letter and cap
paper. envelopes. and Davis best quality recor-
ding ink. A large variety of
COMBS.
Fine and coarse, back and tuck, side and red
ding. oil WOOD horn, ivory, and shell. Newest
style OF
BLACK SILK MANTILLAS!
A fine assortment of fans, elasti, s. whale
bones, long and short, hair brushes, ioee Their
with great variety OF articles, frequently called
tor but not often enumerated.
Mems and Boys Wear.
/ have a large assortment OF French, English
and American broad CLOTHS. black and fancy
casSimeres, of new patterns and first quality
Indigo blue. super black, and heavy grey and
mixed
SATINETS.
Sleeps gray of superior quality, heavy tweeds,
blue drill, common cOltOnadr, and some OF I he
best quality. A great variety Of denms, far.
mer's drill for harvest pantalooEs, plain brown
linen for coats, check linen Tor children, wOrsted
check, AMI plaids for children. Hickory shirt
ing, blue, gold mixed, black, steel mixed, grey
aud brown
KENTUCKY JEANS,
|,
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a Rare Chance

mo purchase large and valuable Farm on time ihs
offers hi- Farm situated within Two niie. on
S,rviIIr Station on the Chicago Burlington Quincy X
R. consisting acres-oo valuable timber The
balance improved prairie, adjoining the timber, well wa
tered and assd VI VIII the growing .or TO-
sine further particulars enquire OF y J. GROVER
ElrIriIir. III. apIs-O
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R.ol estate Column.

House and Lot for Sale.
SITUATED on Main Street, the Ravne, lying
- south of Mr.. CHKKvKA's residence The 10, is one
hundred by hundred and fifty feet being corner
10, and desirable residence, with abundance OF fruit
ENQUIRE at Capt, RKEp's Auction Rooms. two doors
cas-, Of the Mansion House Inovl5l CAPT. A. p REED:
HOuse and Lot for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale his house and lot,
doors Of the foundry bridge in 0.a" a; IIorS
10 s,.tes Addition to ottawa The house Is story ann
. half with kitchen addition Has a soou hsryain for
nc; ana In sI SDovSo1m.1 THOMAS KEATING.
Avn TO RENT-The subscriber has go acres =
Il u, 70, fali wheat. The seed will be found II
renters wish. Enquire at Thompson Snss FISHER.
Ottawa. Aug. %. 1856.
SCR sale or Exchange.
,ur ufseriber wishes TO sell, will exchange Tor
e,ci span Of and wagon, part OF block IL IN
I.x...ups nearly opposite L. 2. Sanger's dwelling
Sssse, Madison ST., or d. T. pHELrs, OTTAWA sep6
Lots for Sale.
vHR undersigned have for the following lof which
q Gaoesrs addition to 0ttaaed.
lots 1. and 3, block I.
lots B. 8, 5, S, Q and u, block 8
Lots ., IS, s, and II block t.
Lots I, 9,8, 4, and s, block D.
Lots l. g. 8, and 5, block 6.
Lots I, 4, 5, and 9, block >
Lott 2, and 10, block ,.
Lots 1, 2 g. 4and 5, block IL
Lot. S, D., Ie and IS, block 10.
Lots 1, 9, 8, T., 6. and 8; h hSss -
Los and 8, block 3 on,,a c;au.
Lo-1, land S. in the subdivision o. lot 3
L't1 L. = By ana ~ TRUE WATERMAN,
yuIIs Office IN Natingeri. I9oek, Otgfa:
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t)LAsIERiN6 HAIR for sale, at the Ottawa Hide
Leather Store, or Tannery
Nov "a W. C. / T. RICHARDSON.
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CITY PAINT SHOP.

~ROW COUCH tender their services to the people Of
" Ottavs In the line Of House, Sign, and Carriage
Painting Paper Hanging and Glazing.
Also. "hitew washing with white zinc done mp in the
neatest Kind of STYLE
ION on Columbus street. opposite the Ottawa House.
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Family Groceries.
~ you want Family Groceries, call at MARTINS in
Csvs-y's row, opposite the Post Once. jun1 IT.
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lot. IN !S.'t,s 4iidjtio4 f. UfsIs-O-
Lots g. and in block -, and l. : and in block -
Also an improved farm Of 2,S situated on Fox
river. miles from Ottawa This farm is well watered
and timbered- D-PJONES, e5fce az SINGERS BOck.
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Family Groceries!

This department Of the business is always ken.
complete, and consists of
Brown sugars of different qualities,
Clarified sugar,
Becher's best coffee sugar,
BeIcher's pure crushed sugar,
Relcher's genuine pulveriZed sugar,
Plantation moiasses, Of best quality only, in
whole and half barrels,
Belcher e sugar house molasses.
Belchers golden syrup,
Best Rio coffee. f
Java coffee. told government mark.
Black and Green Teas.
take extra pains to procure choice tchop Of
tea, and request good Judges TO make trial Of
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Cord Wood.
A Ny quantity Of hre-wood fer sale by
n Jan IS GEO BRISTOL.
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For Sale.

o<, ACRES Of prime prairie land, two nIil9s west OF
on EarIviIle, the Railroad
Terms easy one-fourth down, balance in one, two,
and three years
Apply at the Coal Office OF ,r,,..r y,rn,Sa-
:. N1RNEH ihLbINos
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Ran Road Time Table

On ana aftei Monday, Dec. lat, 1885, and until
further notice, trains will leave Iowa City daily,
lsundays exetp I'D a. follows:
lst Freight II sia leaves Iowa City for Dayen-
port AZ IL as A. ".
LIST passenger nail traiz leaves Iowa City for
Davenport At 8 A. d.
End passenger ieSpress) train leaves Iowa
c. = for Davenport at $50 ?. NJ.
] I freight train leaves Davenport for Iowa
CITY Vt 5;l5 i. II.
ist ,,psengerfma u train leaves Davenport: for
Iowa ~ At 20 A. 81.
Gal b tssenger lex press train leaves Dayen.
port FOR LAVA CIT. Al s:l5P ~
nge "a are ] emf Mod or the necessity Of
giving distinct dir eeao usas to the destinsiion
OF their baggage: $50 to procure tickets before
taking their seats In the ssrs
ADD son Jay, srperintsadeut
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Public Notice il hereby given, that at the
December Term, 1855, Of the County Court OF
Cedar county, iuga, the Executor and TX, cutsix
., The Estate If William Green deceased, late OF
sad county, filed then ipl II port which matter
was cont 1uad unti. the Feb. 1trm, 1857, O. laid
Court for final settlement.
Al persons interested ere therefore na.ifed
that, unless they appear and object fheFeto, that
aid report will be approved ard said Executor
and Execu'rx discharged from further dtuv or
liability on The pfemiseS. WELLS SpfCER,
Tpton Dec. 18th, 1876 30 AZ County Judge
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Iowa Cry. Dec. 18Th, 1872

Iowa Cfry, Dec. 18Th 1925.
There il not much Of Interest going on here
ret: most Of the legislation has been OF loca
character. Yesterday the Hsase he'd bin m
der consideration, repeating the U'ory Law; and
after letting Oh good deal Of sss upon 1t, In
ds6nitsiy postponed the bill
10 tAs SENATE, this forsoooa, bill, 70 alkw
lsdisns, negroo end malstoas - testify, ~ IN
Der diacsssioo, and va ordered 70 third resd
| lns b. vots Of Il to II, is will pan.
The Senate also posed bill, providing for
Publishing the original notice, Ia cass Of ncn
residents, 80 that judgement can b obtained q
the 6rst term Of Court.
Hoo. Horace Mana, and Hon. Amos Dean
t~o Of ths comniaiooefs appointed By the Gov
% revise our School Laws, have made their n
port. they make no charge for their laborl
fhsy hsys reported several bills, prov!din
II ~ ears d ths School Faod, end he diats
lutioa og tie islsessG; ~ osKanisation ofSchot
Disicts, aad h hct - sssirs system for Con
uoa SCHOOLS. Acadenie e P6ytscoic school
reaoAsss Institatsssad Staas University. Ihsv
. noe sxaniasd ~ vhsas III. - g. = hase,
. seems veil adapted 70 accomplish he osSscs
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stiff gale upon the bossm olths mighty
ocean.
The cavalcads soon arrived q The
house Of Nj. Alexander Coats. Theirs
to spend the night, in ssch social enter
,ainmen,s As might be devised including
Of course their homage to Terpsshore
upon '.,he light fantastic toe" TO the
strains Of joyous music which was amply
porvided for. Whea oil bad arrived they
numbered fifteen sleds and 40 persons
AZ Of whom were ladies'. EE&E
Soon the dance began and continued
until the small hours had well advanced
when all returned to there homes vel
pleased with thier ride, and the evenings
entertainments. ..a
Mn.h and hiAri.y was the order o
The evening. each exhibiting BY 'hei
smiles and hearty laugh that they YER
enjoying the evening.
One thing we must not fail to 1emarl
and that 10. all were duly sober and peac'
and harmony prsvaiied among them.
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Legislative Proceedings.

We will no. b, al lie to give the pro ,eet.
ings of the Legs AZURE in full, and we
presume our readers will no, be Iatiieu-
larlv anxious - read all the manGgerlng
Of that angus, body; we therefore en-
deayor to relate that portion OF their pro-
ceedings tina, may mos, interest US. such
as the passage and rejection Of he bills
Sc.
Wednesday Dec. 81. 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The Senate net parsuan, to adjourn
men,.
Prayer By the Chaplain.
Mr.. Ander from the committee 10
whom was referred tie matter IN refer
ence to The Bill, restricting the duties Of
the Superintendent OF Pubic Instruction.
reported.
Tina, they had found the Bill in pack
age. marked -"OrIgInal Senate files, y
and ,ha, II had been signed by the Spea-
ker Of lhe House oil Representatives, and
the committee ask ed leave 10 report the
same bill TO the Sen ate, and recommended
its Immediate passa &c.
Leave being gran ted the bill was in.
troduced, and read th,. frs, time.
On molten OF Mr.. Sa nnders. the rule:
were suspended, the bill read third time
and passed
A message was rece. wed from the
House that they had pass ID esnatr fils
No. | an &C. TO iestrIct the tuties OF ths
Srperin' enden. Of Pnbl c Inst. ruellon.
Friday L 'ec. 9th.
House called TO order.
AT IN min. after 2, message came II
from the Sc aste announcing the "a ssage
in tina, BODY, OF the bill RESTRICTING th'
power OF the Superintendent Of Public In
s,ruction, and asking the signature oil 'L'
Speaker Of this House TO the same.
Mr.. Barker, moved that Senate File
No. 2 be taken from the table. Carried
Bill read exemping from taxation U
S. property a, DuDuqae. Bill read 2nd
and Sd times aud passed.
Legislature Dec. 9Th.
In the Senate Dec. 9th Mr.. Neal. in
,roduced bill for the repeal OF the Pro-
hb,tofy Liquor Law winch was laid on
the table by vote OF IS to l6.
The House was principally occupied
by debates upon the Resolutions iE,rodu.
!, ced by Mr.. Ctoad Of Muscai,ne. lnsuuc,
ting our Congressional Delegation with
reference 10 Kansas.
The same subjec. was the principa.
! theme OF discussion On Monday and Non
: day evening.
: Mr.. Anderson from the committee 4
whom was referred Senate file No 3.
!, bill for an act to create the 18th judlcia
) distric. report the same back and recon
( mended lis passage.
Saturday Dec. 18th.
!, Mr.. Anderson from the Judiciary Com
!. mit.ee, reported back Senate File No. {
, 40 &C, 10 relation 10 the change Of yeru
IN criminal cases, with substitute there
Il for--also Senate File No. 2 amendn
/ Chap. S. oil the Code. and recommend
d ing I'D indefinite pos.ponement, which n
!. commentator was not concuIrcd in. Ii
|. bill was then read third time, and on it
J. passage voted down-also reported bae
i. bill for obtaining Judgements BY no.ie
ii which was laid on the ,able--al.o Ser
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The President's n. wage.

We publish, this week, the -eres'denta
Message. which we would ha We 'ons last
week, had it not been our intent. n mol
10 publish it a oil. Blu, upon readine' II
we concluded 70 lay il before our readers,
10 part.
/, 10 gratifying, however, to ind that
the President has .. last discovered that
the laws Of Kansss osght to b repealed.
instead Of being enforced BY the whole Of
the General Government, - he has hith.
erto recommended.
On the above question his promises are
rscklessly false and the greater portion
Of bis message Is nothing more nor less
than rsbash Of the S,ero.yped Stump
speech made on oil occasions. BY the
last campaign, BY the politicians Of the
Black Democracy.
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Teacher's Institute.

Notice is hereby given, tAs. iheTe stfl he a
Teacher's Institute held ia the to~n ef Upton,
daring the Holidays, commencing daadhE, Dec
19.h, ISIS, to eogafu4 one wssk Teachers
throughout tn eaanty ar oaraest!g so!tettsf t.
discontinue their schools during that week aai
as.ead the institute. Coiapefen. iashucsors
and Lecturers will te procured for tbe occasion.
As this ia ths first Teachers institu'e ever
held IN Cedar Cgua:y, we anticipate aaa trua
there will De general attendance ri Teaeaer'
and frieada Of Eluca.ion We hope to bare al
interesting time.
We take pleasure In Announcing that the cit
izens of Upton, will hoard Teachers free o
| charge, during the Institute
J0sHU MAYNARD,
SAMUEL DENtLL,
| S : DANIELS,
| Upton. Iowa, Dec. IL, SO Board Of Difeetrs