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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06

GREAT ISCREAsE IN PoPULATIoS.-Last
Spring, the total vote OF Chicago was 10, 1866
and the election was very exciting one
This Spring. the total vote is little over
10000. TIE Republican vote last year was
1924. This year the vote is over $780,
Gain. 1916. The Democratic vote last year
was asia. This year, the vote is over T.
400. Gain, 2,5ss. 1t will be seen that the
increase to each party is about the same.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06
E.,nt< of UicboeI F7,ek d.r,,sed

DUBLIC notice hereby given, tina; on the third Mon
i day in April next shall attend before the County
Court of La sale County, at Ottawa. Illinois. az 10
o'clock A NJ OF said day. for the purpose OF settling aud
adjusting all Claims against the estate Of Michael fcS,
late of said County, deceased when and where all claim
notified and requested attend aud present
heir claims writing against said for ADJUST
n-nt All indebted to said also noti
fed to make payment the undersigned without delay
mart G. T. WALKER. Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06

AT an auction sale in Philadelphia, on the
Sd inst, Mr.. George II. Stewart paid 800
premium for the first chance for a seat at
the delivery Of Mr.. Everett's grafton on
Charity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06

One day, not quite three weeks ago, a Ia
dy in the vicinity Of Johnstown, Pa, attend
ed the funeral of her mother at 3 o'clock,
p. NJ. and was led to the altar a blushing
bride, I've presume she blushed-if she
didn't she ought at 6 o'clock, just three
hours afterward, and is now making appli-
cation for a divorce.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06

DEATH OF JUDGE nASE.-Judgc John X.
Kane, of the U. S. Supreme Court, father OF
DR.. Kane, died at his residence near Phila-
delphia, on the 23d ut
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06

DR.. English. at Alton. and Mr. Reyes, at
Springfield, Ill.,, have been re-appcinted
Postmasters of the respective cities. Both
were open and nvowed friends Of Douglas.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06

An election for Circuit Judge, in place Of
Judge Breese resi- nej, came off last Mon
day week, and resulted in the election of
Mr.. O'Melveney, without opposition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06

TIE MILLkSiUs CoarS0 is hope OF
New York: her people are praying. The
millennium must be near The y. \. Er-
press says:
New York Is experiencing that rare thing
for city 90 jiGse in almost all things-a
new sensation. The Daily Prayers,
which originated with some Of the meeting
houses down town, daring the dark and
gloomy days Of the commercial crisis last
fall, have been 30 much Of great success
that it - no longer confined TO William
street or John street-but, Overlapping the
boundaries of the lower wards, it is spring
ing up and along the avenues, and bringin NJ
under its influence thousands and thousands
hitherto insensible TO everything like spirit
ual impressions. In short, if all we hear be
true, the daily prayer" meeting is come to
be fixed institution among Us. People
pray now who never prayed before, and they
who prayed before pray now the more.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06

EIGHTEEN dead bodies have been taken
from beneath the ruins Of the Pacific Hotel.
St. Louis, the burning of which VIC gave an
account Of last week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06

CHURCH BrgyED.-The Presbyterian church
in Upper Alton wpS burned down on We'd
nesday night the 18th inst.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06

DCBLIC notice is hereby given, to all persons inte
i rested, that the undersigned, Commissioners ap-
pointed by the City Council OF the City of Ottawa
the Of four thousand two hundred dollar.
the real estate in the of the city by dee-d be
nefted by the construction Of sewer commencing at
south side of this Illinois and Nj chgan Canal, in the
of Pine running thence south through and
under the Of said Street. to point at the
north line of Lot eight, 81 in Block seveniytwo "a
States addition to Ottawa; thence e2sery to the east
line Of said Block, will meet at the office Of the City
Clerk in said City, Saturday, the 18Th day of Februa
the hour OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose
OF making said assessment
GEO Il MACY,
TllOS J. WADE, tCoDlrs.
msr6-2T S.w RAYMOND,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06
The New Hampshire Patriot hits the nail
on the head when i, tass Of Kansas sEars

The New Hampshire Patriot hits the nail
on the head when i, taiks Of Kansas sHars
thus:
Let il everywhere be proclaimed that
the black republican leaders in the states
are responsible for the present state OF at
fairs in Kansas. Thy induced thu free
State men 90 stay away from the poll, in
order TO allow Kansas 10 be made a slave
State. They did this and desired this re-
suit b.cIHs> thsV oIEtei 10 MAKE political
capital out oftt. They &" .hriesed for free.
dom while they lahorsi to prevent the
triumph If freedom in Kansas They want
ed Kansas to be slave State, and they urg
ed the free State men not 10 cote Ii they
bad not done this-if the free State men
had voted for delegates to the Lecompton
Convention. their own organs no. admit
that they could have elected nearly every
delegate and could thus have made a con-
sttution 10 suit themselves. But the black
demacoges did not want this result; they
did not want the question settled at al,
much less in favor Of freedom" they
wanted Kansas TO be made a slave State,
and they advised a course TO effect that re-
suit
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06
WASHINGTON Items.

The appointment Of Isaac Cook, as post
master at Chicago. seems to have trouble
some passage throug the Senate. On Mon
day it was debated two hours IN executive
session. On Tuesday the matter was again
discussed an hour or two, but as yet no con-
c,usion has b en- arrived at. The telegraph,
dispatches say "the discussion involved
questions touching his moral integrity"
Gen. Shields, L. S. Senator elect from
Minnesota has explicitly contra icted the
statement that he mad agree to support Le-
compton. He has written to Col. Richard
G. Murphy, of Minnesota, dc ouncing the
Lccompton fraud unqualiiedly, and declar-
ing that no honest man can support it. The
Chicago Times yesterday published the let
lerl
Runlor says that the backsliding of seve,
raj Pennsylvania Democrats who voted in
favor of Harris resolution is founded on
this fact: They are prepared to accept Le-
compton if condition be attached to the
admission of Kansas expressly authorizing
the people to change their Constitution
whenever they please. The South demurs
TO this proposition, but is willing to make a
declaration in general terms acknowledging
the principles asserted in the bill of rights.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06
True. EVERY WoRD OF IT. The y. York
Herald contains the following truthful para
cranh. the import Of which every political

graph, the import Of which every political
aspirant will DO well to bear in mind:
The PoLITICIASS AID rHE PREss.-Poiitl-
clans like NessrS. Toombs, OF Georgia, Hen
~ Winter Davis, OF Maryland, and J.ffer-
son Davis, of Mississippi, profess profound
contempt for the press. The sincerity of
thi. feeling may very well be questioned.
Those persons know well As we DO, that
the press is the most powerful influence III
the country. Ii is recogn Zed hy the con
siitution, makes Presidents and Cabinets,
controls Congress, and exercises more real
power than all the other political elements
put together In other word. 1t Is the EN-
boiiment Of public opinion, which, whstev-
er they may say TO the contrary, keeps a
wholesome check over the conduct Of po-
liticsl NAL contents Take them a. DIV,
the lives and morals of the men who con
due, the press Of this country will contrast
favorably with those Of any other class, no,
even excepting our immaculate representa-
tiyes in congress. When, therefore, We
hear politicians utierirg complaints against
tie press, Il Hay fairly be assumed that IL
has, in some way interior d with the pro-
motion of their Individual interests, and is
honestly discharsing It's duty towards the
country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06

The DEAD ALIyE.-A st. Paul (Mnnesota)
paper of the 81 ult., says:
The Chippewa Chief, " Hole-in-the-day,'
who was nIercilessly murdered by a duel re-
port, which came down from the Agency a
few days since, made his appearance in our
city yesterday, envelped in bright scarlet
blanket
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06
Tho Annual yIcetIny

or the La Sale County Bible Society will be holden n
Thurs Inv. March 18th F. NJ, in the I'd ConErega
tional Church of this City. All friends OF the Bbe
cause are III vtsi to attend. L. u. BLACK, SecH.
For sale.
VERY desirable residence, near The business part
OF the CRY For further inform LtiUn inquire OF r.
THokx on the ~ enses first door north OF the Epsco-
nal Chnrch mart
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06
I.aSaIIe County Agricultural Society.

The Secretary has furnished us the fol-
lowing report Of the proceedings of the An
nual meeting Of this Society, held at the
Court House in this city on Friday Of last
week:
At a meeting Of the La Sale Co. Agri
cultural Society, President Il. Murray filled
the chair, and read his annual report, which
abounded with pleasing and encouraging re-
marks to the Society, and expressing full
confidence in its ability to meet all demands
and have surplus Notwithstanding the
current report that We were not able to pay
our Premiums. We hold paper against good
men, which becomes due on July 1st, that
/ will entirely free us from all liabilities. The
prospects arc that we shall stand on better
! ground this, than any former year, and we
/ hope t. have the full cooperation of all the
! farmers and friends OF the Society in this
/ great and noble euterprise-as it is for our
general good, and the County's reputation,
/ to thus meet and exhibit the products of a
| county that stands next to the first in the
/ State Let US uphold that interest. and
| keep the hall ro'ling-for now is the time
| to establish reputation that time can new
I er eiface. The Treasurer's report was then
read and accepted and placed on file. The
| Society proceeded to elect new President
and officers for the ensuing year. On bal
| lotting, VIM. Cogswell was elected Pres-
| dent; j. W. Armstrong, Of Farm Ridge, lst
Vice Pres't David Green, Of Dayton, I'd do
Elmer Baldwin, of Farm Ridge, Sd DO j. o.
Harris, Of Ottawa, Recording Secretary; j.
ID. Pennell, of Ottawa, Corresponding Secre-
tary. The President elect then made some
very brilliant and encouraging remarks, in
- .
brother officers and members of the Society
to assist in carrying on this noble enterprise
and make the La Sale Co. Agricultural So
ciety rank among the first in the State
His remarks were greeted with loud ap
plause and cheering. L. L. Courtney, OF
Ottawa, was elected treasurer.
G.. W. Armstrong, of BroOktield, ;. Il
Lewis, of Farm Ridge, II. Highly, of Utica
j. Greatly, OF Marseilles, Cyrus Schaifer
of Rutland, Il. Thorne, of Ottawa, Davil
StraYn, Of South Ottawa, w. l.. Hinekson,
of Freedom, j. II. Harris, of Mendoza, were
chosen by the President as the Executive
Committee. On motion a committee was
chosen by the President to revise the Con
stitution and By Laws Il the Society,"
". Armstrong, j. Lawrence, and VIM
S:rawn to constitute said Committee. Or
motion, the President was added 10 the com
ni,tec. On motion, the Treasurer is to b'
allowed one and hall Per cent. on all mon
ey paid into the Treasury hereafter. Oh
motion, resolved, that these proceedings be
printed in al the county papers. The Soci
ETY. then adjourned sine de
W.. CoCswELL, Pres't.
DIX J. o. lIAHEIS, Sec'y.
J. ID. pEN>ELI, Cor. Sec'y.
In addition to the above, we have ais
been furnished by the President with tn
following statement Of the financial condi
ton of the Society, which bears out the en-
cou.agipg statements Of the Secretary in III
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06
In Earnest.

In Earnest
r HEREBY rive notice to those indebted To by note
or book account, that duty to my creditors compeis
me- To ssv TO ali that can give further indulgence 70
anu one and that all claims due unpaid AMER the
10th Of November, will be forthwith collected ~ laN
eoo1-H ~. kAEIlH0H8s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06

Total debt, with interest, ...-.....Si, 430
A committee was also appointed TO settle
with Mr.. Cushman, late County Agent, WHO
presented the following statement or his &C
count with the county:
Paid out by Mr.. c., in taking up bonds,
paying interest, exchange, commissions,
&c. ---.-------Sf - %
Reed. by Mr.. c. Of Co. Treasurer, 4,TSl Il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06

In addition to the above, we have also
been furnished by the President with the
following statement Of the financial condi-
ton of the Society, which bears out the en-
couragipg statements of the Secretary in the
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