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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

Leutz, the artist, will commence work i'm.
mediately on great painting to fill the va
cant panel in the rotunda of the Capitol, for
which he is to receive twenty thousand dol
lars. The design represents party of emil
grants coming out of wild, mountainous
pass to point where the prospect Of valtsy
and plain expands in the distance.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

The trade ON the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal last month has been mostly in Coai--
but little -four or grain arriving Tolls
about SIS, 900
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

Mr.. John A. Linton, member of the bar
in Washington. died in that city on Thurs
day. -
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

The St. Louis Republican, the Chicago
Tribune. and the Albany Evening Journal
denounce all 'ferocities Of war;" and argue
that burnings of houses, destruction of pro-
perty, cruelties of any kind, so far from
helping the cause of the federal government
in the South and West, have just the con-
trary effect, and wherever practised or allow
ed by United States officers ought to subject
them to punishment. They argue that If the
evil example is set on the Confederate side,
it is one, from policy even, to be stunned, not
followed.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

How ExAGGERATIoNs HAPPEN-There is a
game called Russian Scandal, which is play
ed in this fashion: A tells B brief nara.
tive, which B is to repeat to G, and G to D,
aud so on. No one is to hear it told more
than once, and each is to aim at scrupulous
accuracy in the repetition. By the time the
narrative has been transmitted from mouth
to mouth six or seven times, it has commonly
undergone complete transformation. The
ordinary result Of the experiment will afford
an apt illustration of The value OF oral testi-
mony in times when the marvellous had an
especial attraction for all classes:
"The flying rumors gathered as they rolled:
Scarce any tale was sooner heard than told,
And all who told it added something new;
And all who heard it made engagements too;
In every CART spread, on every tongue 1t grew"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

Yesterdays Washington dispatches look
more warlike than any received since the
1t seems even the hope of
being able to reinforce Fort Sumpter is
not abandoned, while the report is prs tty
positive that Fort Picl,ens has been rein
forced. Either Of these contingencies VIII
produce open hostilities, and if the rumor
in reference to Fort Tickens is true, we
should not be surprised to hear by the
next dispatches that war has begun at
Pensacola. The cabinet has evidently
been divided Seward has striven for
peace and IS Erst step III that direction,
has advocated the Withdrawal Of troops
from the southern forts; Chase, on the
other hand, has been for coercion to the
knife. The inference is irresistible that
Chase has won over the President, and is
to be the guiding spirit of the Cabinet.
Uencefor,h the administration, it is said,
will act with yigor and decision. So far
the news is good, for it has lamentably
lacked both thus far. But if that decision
and vigor, instead Of being directed to the
removal CT causes Of differences between
sections OF the Union and the re-establish.
ment Of peace and amity, is to be direct
ed to the Inauguration of war, then we
are on the eve Ct events the result Of
which our children will rot live to cease
lamenting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06
How TO Do Ir.-The most troublesome

How TO Do IT-The most troublesome
piece of basiness Mr.. Lincoln's government
finds to manage, in the effort to get along
with secession peacefully, is the matter OF
collecting the revenue. The Morrill, tar
III being so much higher than that of the
Southern Confederacy, the tendency is for
al! foreign goods TO seek an entrance at
the South, whence, .as there is no tariff
between Secessia and the loyal States, they
can be brought North at a cost ofless than
half Of that Of the Morrill, tariff. We OBJ
serve, in a Washington letter that one
Professor Longstreet proposes to get along
with the difficulty as follows:
BY the appointment of a United states
and also Confederate States collector Tor
each port OF the latter government. The
collector OF the latter government would
collect revenue under its tariff upon goods
entered for consumption within the Con
federate States and the United States col
hector would assess and collect duties up
on goods entered for transit out OF the
| Confederacy; or the Southern collector
would, by arrangement, collect the dutle:
under the two tariffs for each government
That is an ideal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06
Spring Elections.

The republicans have carried Connect
cit, but with loss Of two Co: gssssna-a.
Hohde Island has bean carried against
TIE republicans.
The democrats have also carried the fol-
lowing cities each GAIN:
Cincinnati, by 2,so5: 81 Louis, by 9, 700;
Cleve.and, rs 100; S4ndusky, by 100; To
lsdo, by 10.
Confnentiog on these elections, the Chi
cago Dsasea9', (Eep) remarks:
This vas nothing mere than what Was
TO be expected. as uen viii chauge with
the change Of issues The living. vital
principle Of the Republican organization
was the slavery question.
As This ceases to have
prom.Henco ia tho country, .he financial
question sa...s prominence, and men, who
are lad:c... or Tie slavery question, natu-
rally seek the Democratic party, because
they have stronger aiiiIation with that
party upon lie suf!sct Of the currency
AID the i,.riii
The republicans must assume higher
ground on the question Of finances or
80 dowa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

SHORT CRoPs ~ EyGLAND.-ln the British
Parliament, on the 2Sth ult., Mr.. Card
called attention TO the serious deficiency
of last harvest, and the consequent neces-
sity for increased economy in the public
expenditure lie described the failure as
having extended to potatoes as well as the
cereal crops, and the prospects of the fu-
ture harvest as not much better; with the
best weather, not more than an average
crop could be expected. He says:
Gle found that whilst last year, in the
six months ending February, we imported
from the United States 10000 quarters
corn, amounting to E3lS,000; in the cor
responding months last season we import
ed ,, $4,000 quarters at a cost of &c, 2jO,-
coo, or nearly twenty times as much
From Russia and Prussia we had also i'm
ported much greater quantities, and from
France we lad imported nearly six times
as much grain. The total increase of i'm
ported grain might be estimated ct up
wards of 1000, as compared with TIE
SIX notwithstanding February, 1860 This
would plainly show the cause OF tho pres
sure which was al present felt in nlcrcan-
tile circles but, at any rate, there was the
satisfaction OF knowing that there would
be no general deficiency, and there was
also reason to hope that the season of diff
iiculty would soon pass over.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

TnE Governor of Virginia has seized the
cannon belonging to the Government, and
which were ordered from Bellona arsenal
nj Richmond to Fort Monroe The order
was given only in fuliilment OF contract,
and unless complied with the contractor
could not obtain the amount due to INN
The Virginia Legislature, however, has APP
propriated the amonut due to the CON
tractor from the United States Govern
ment, which will be paid him, the proper
ty meantime having been seized by the
State, as forcibly purchased at the assessed
value OF the contractor. This is a yery
novel proceeding.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

MANY citizens Of Ottawa remember 4.
Delano, whiiom merchant III this city,
then landlord of the City Hotel, &c. Such
as remember his merry, iovial countcnaEce
viii appreciate the following joke Of which
he was the victim. We copy il from the
Marysville, Cali ARPeai:
Sometime ago our banker-litorary friend
had occasion TO purchase rouge for school
girls to color their faces at exhibition. To
test the paint, Deiano tried it on his own
uncommonly handsome face, and produc-
ed beautiful bright red; tried to wash it
of, but no 90; druggist said it could not
be removed I'll Il ,core of - One hundred
thousand devils that very night our ruby
friend had to lecture before large au-
dience lie labored he scrubbed, he
secured and swore; finally tried ley, which
took Off some of the paint and all of the
cuticle! The joke got out among the wo-
men; lecture hour was at hand; Delano's
rubicund face rose above the pulpit, like
the moon in Indian summer; the women
Uttered and manipulated about their own
pretty faces, and there Was immense fun
among them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

.CAIroRyIA SExAToR-The legislature of
California, after several weeks bailoting
finally, on the 18th ult., elected John A.
McDougall douglas man) to the U. S. Sc
nate The election was formally announc-
ed, and he received the certificate from
the Governor. Subsequently, however,
the Clerk made affidavit that Col. McD.
had not received majority of the votes
cast-;he whole No being ll3, Of which
he received but 80 An investigation was
to be had.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

THE SOUTHERN OVERLAND MAIL ROUTE
The service on the Southern Overland
Mail Route was formally discontinued last
Thursday. The postmasters received or
ders sometime ago TO forward all letters to
The contractors expect to commence ser
vice on the central route OH the lst Of
June, but the department does not expect
things to be in working order before the
18th Of that month.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

The London Times has sent its very best
contributor, Mr. RUSSELL to America To
sketch men and things, and possibly to
forward graphic accounts OF the important
military movements that are expected to
take place under the Lincoln regime.
Mr.. Russell was the war CORE spondent
of the Times in the Crimea, and again in
India during the late Sepoy. rebellion.
Mr.. Russell, like many other of the
ablest literary characters of London, is an
Irishman by birth and education.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06
Another Bank Panic!

Chicago has "been gone and done itF'
On Saturday last her bankers and brokers
held a meetin. and determined 20 throw
out the oils Of g. Illinois banks. The
reasou given for tho step is, !hat since the
'ass attempt % dise.eii: these banks, thelr
CIRCULATION has been pouring into Chicago
il sacl n2ss TIA. hey had > take this
course % protect themselves. The follow
in< = s list OF the banks thrown out, with
the present amount and value OF their Sc
curities, and IS based upon them, the value
of IL cir paper:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

UNITED STATES TGEAsURY.-The total in
dettedrcss Of the government is lf,9S3,-
300. This includes the various issues of
Treasury notes and the loan negotiated IN
February. The eight million loan to be
made vii! increase this amount to about
$4,000. 600
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

Fled in the County Clerks ofias since
Feb. %, lSoG:
Taken up. - 5I;cbaaI Dudd. Jan i2....
lsGi, i'll FarTI Ridge, one red steer, SUP
pssed about : years old, mark or brand
on right hip. .AprTs.izeG nj 81
By Nm. Cole, flown OF Maniius. March
.th, 1861, three estray colts, 70 wit One
cream mare co!s,-3-og 4 yeats old; one
lay mare COLT CT ) years old, has been
silod serward; eas small coli, one year old.
Appraised at 40
BY John sprat.iiEg, IN town. of Mission,
Naleh i, d.Ik brown mare four cars old
thi. spring. about Ii hands high APP
sraised at so
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06
TELR HcN0.


HIM. John Mclean, Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of the [. s, died
at Cincinnati or Thursday.
The current ruInoys in reference u .hs
Reinforcement Of Fort Ticle25 FosoiTa
themselves to about this; raat = carso q
provisions have beer thrown Il the Fort,
but no men or munitions ri wal.
Great activity pesveiEs j. I'll the north
ern navy yards, particularly st Brookiyn,
and the conciusi5n 5 thar the administra-
ton has d. grs-i.sd -.poa some decisive
stroke-oitaer tha Enforcement OF Fort
Pickens or SulIpLer, OF both.
Latest arrival FROM Europe confirm the
report tt F.1ne5 and Enslald are ebout
to send large aees OF observation - =. :
Gulf Of Mexico.
Spain, t,zios courage q IN. distracted
conditioa .. tn United States, has ;aaen
forcibla possession Ct San Domingo, and
threaters r9 extend ner aggression % the
entire co7gsss5 IF Hay.l Tlis unezpact-
ed fiI.bvslaE.ls 2. enteIplize g'T1s great an
noyance aad PsEp.ezity 70 sls aan.inistra-
ton at u si.ing.on.
The bidding for the rev lean CT S, 0O0,-
600 adyertisad iar SecEs-a-y ChesA wos III
expected Lsrge, amounting % over %3o,-
0oo,Oo0, Tn ga. ron 81 . 70 per csn..
The seere.s-y accepted al ever =, aTnouc r
ing 10 s., !cJ,v ,J, and VIII is-le treasury
notes 10 cover tae balance.
3Ir Seward IS busy preparing his in
structiens to to asr foreign members.
They are said to bc Of he most an'i
slavery kind, di=par42iug tas Southern
Republic, nisrepIeseut!aG It's Institutions
and Iiliculing the idea OF lis being able
to maintain itself
The cabinet appears to have decided
against calling al extra session Of Congress
At least, tbs OREGON 2eza.ors, upon the
assurance o. tie II=siaaus tAlt EoEc
would be called. lara -ons home. Chase
Is said 10 oppose IN ezra session, for reaI
they VIII repeal tlc Morrill, tari.f, Which
he IS ANXIOUS - teej.
Gen. iioust,D, in Texas has published
vigorous PIE -'@'- -''-'-' '--a se'.'" o. III
late Revolutionary cen7sHticn IL Texas
and report SAYS he IS Kissing recruits t
resist the authority Of tie vsurpeFs, as h
calls them
s,...-,.- .,r,.-. - i--..o1 o,,7z.- :;
go - =
recting thar tt c2nclEG O no lorelg
sooos snail be feeo .--el, II an q lLe 50
cediug Slstes
--,..---, ..
N1Ne'- "S.' !''s'-' - 81 - - il-'
ton o. the 81 t--t 10 mere IT97-SloT9 Q
supplies Of any sort nor communicable
should from that date Je allowed 20 ente
r,rt Sr.,,-...r
-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

''loN, u,e usually reliable Washington
correspondent OF the Baltimore Sta7, sus-
ges;s that tie Senate should have called
upon Mr.. Lincoln for an expression. of his
opinion OF the Morrill, tariff, and adds:
If Ny Lincoln were asked how lie likes
II. lie world no doubt express his opinjon
upon ii very decidedly. 1t is we'll known
that he neither desired nor expected the
passage Of the act Still he NAV not con.
cur with those Of the Republicans who
aish him to call Congress Tor the burmese
of restoring the tariff Of 1857. liz fact
the general opinion is, that the admins,
tFation is ayerse to an extra session, and
will not resort to it except from financial
necessity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

THE Methodist Conference, now in ses-
sion at Philadelphia, has repealed the sla-
very clause in the discipline, and concur
red in the resolution Of the Baltimore
Conference requesting the General Confer
ence to repeal the chapter on slavery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

Do you think, asked Mrs. Pepper, RAJ
Their sharply, that little temper is a bad
thing in woman 2 Certainly not,
ma am replied the gallant philosopher,
1t Is a good thing, and she ought never to
lose it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

Five Fugitive slaves consisting ola man,
wife and three children, Who had escaped
from their master in St Louis were track
ed by the efficient republican detectives
in Chicago to house in that city, and on
"Wednesday morning quietly arrested, put
OH train, and taken back to St. Louis
Their arrest became known just too late
TO enable the negro mob Of Chicago to res
cue them, bat not too late to call together
at the depot probably the most excited
crowd Of cologed individuals ever seen in
that city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

TIE NAVIGATION or THE MIssIssiPrI.-Mr
RoSseau has introduced into the Kentucky
Legislature resolutions regarding the navi-
CATION OF the Mississippi. They Insist
that Kentucky has as much right 10 the
free and unobstructed navigation Of the
Mississippi as any other State or govern
ment; they ask that the States bordering
on the Mississippi he invited 10 join in a
protest against amy action by any power
that would at all trammel that avisation !;
Tennessee, Missouri, and Arkansas are in
yited TO join in electing delegates toa con
vvntion to be held in December TO ado! t
some common action in regard to tie
matter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

No STATE will probably suffer more ser;-
ously and immediately from the secession
insanity than Texas. The Withdrawal of
the L. 5. troops from that State has AREA
dy let loose upon her defeuceless settlers
on the bordels, thousands of -avages,
whose murders and outrsgos must soon
drive in or oxtcrElinatc the population Of
dozens Of her border counties.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

In addition TO the above, the Chicago
bankers yesterday threw out also the bills
OF the following Illinois banks;
Agricultural Bank.
B4nn Q! Ashland.
Bank OF Illinois
Bask ~ Metropolis.
Commercial Bank, Paiane.
Dau=.as Bank.
Garden state Bank.
Hampton Bank.
IIumboli Bank.
jersey City Bank.
Easlaszia Bank.
NarraE INSET Bank
Puugl..naEs BaNh.
Warren County Bank.
h!.s!EJ Bank.
The list, with this addition, is said to
embrace all the Illinois banks whose secu-
ri.ies make Their bills worth less than %
cents on the dollar.
OF the above banks, however the fol-
lowing have put up additional securities
since Monday, and their bills are good
again:
! PANE. Rauk.
Lancaster lans.
Bank OF Chester.
| Bank 81 C.rui.
| Ban, OF A boa.
| And the following declare their purpose
to put up securities Immediately and say
=. a,- er ,.,ar,,r.J tn ,,ra+act tEair circi,fa-
- g
ton fully:
Be CcGnty Bank.
Clii1rGs Bank.
CsnUUsnts Ia *.
! It Is 70 he noted, also, that since the
above list was made out, all these banks
/ have been retiring their currency rapidly,
!
| % tE2L the actual Na!ue OF tEclf paper
( --- c -. - -. 5000. r-.-- =, -
/ I''i1-> -lyl-4 7 ~ . psi ~'--'' "~O'' ''-'
| ,,4;-s. -at r,...,.;.. -, H.. LIST
-
All these banks have time until y uDe OF
| -, -.
july 10 mt up tEG4r additional securities
=, - e -
anu a. "H'lS! Inc iiv" D"lh.i'S -" ~ '.''
Lost I..---'a+f,r, tIa charters Of tIcs- la,l Z.
are made valuable 10y Determinations IL
, , r- 4,
tHef !@F0". Il - i4'l bS+iSEVd ti4't any con
Siderable, ,.,--o-t;1,, Of rT,.r, ,1.ir.- IF ~,
-. $500 - 80 - =
inc into s;..;iuatiya 50 that unless stock
-, ., .
should greatly ana Gnc&! eCtSdlE IsII Win.
:; = .,,-.,t go. go, ,rC,,r-Fo-s ,,;r. .-..-l =,
y! d -iy-'i-- % ~ '''-'''N-' '---'> '~'i'-'
If all ila.s links will soon lee GOOD aoa in
/
and people should not hasten TO get rid Q
|
| the paper a. a slcElLcs.
| -, IiT..- 1,-
| III "-'i'---'' - '1tO ''NN'O '''''-' ''''' -
! a Ga.,-,t ch 4rC.,, fnicaao Yesterday aisI
announces that ting i.>i+
4----.r-z-E-aVc Been tn!oHn out:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

JOKES and Brown met at the Post Office
Jones complains Of bad smell about the
office, and asks Brown what it can be?-
Brown doesn't know, unless it may be the
large number OF dcud 1 Uers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

AooSY OyER-The post Office quarrel in
Pontiac has been settled by the appoint
ment of VIM. Gagan, Junior editor of the
.SentineL JAS. A. Fellows, the fayorite of
the ladies, was elected few days too late.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

The WMEATGAND FRUIT CpoPs IL ILLINOIS
The Prairie Farmer, published at Chica-
20, gives extracts from its correspondents
in all parts Of the State, all Of whom speak
in the most hopeful terms of the prospect
Of a heavy wheat ofoP the ensuing harvest
Those in the southern part of the State
also say that the fruit crop will be album
daut III that part Of the State
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

COURAGEOUS ENs oTs.-Col. Lamon, the
envoy lately sent to Charleston by Presi-
dent Lincoln, registered his name in the
Charleston hotel as haiIing from Virginia :;
while his secretary, the chiyalIous Hurl-
burt, Of Illinois, the man so full Of brave
talk in our last legislature, was arrested
for debt, and came within an ace OF being
calaboosed fhe debt was contracted du-
ring former residence in Charleston
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

If you wish to dispense with butter,
take a sweet, plump damsel to wife, aud, if
yoa love her, you can relish your crust and
coffee at breakfast without any Gm Ter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

The following is from the New York
Ess1.iay Pest (Black ReVu' lican):
a gentlemen Of high political and social
position in Georgia has arrived here to-day
from that State, and brings cheering itellI-
gencc Of growing desire TO restore fratcr-
nal feeling He states that Hon. \. II.
Stephens frankly expresses a hope for
recons.ruction under the Montgomery
constitution in his public speeches, and
that he is warmly aVplauded.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06
tent sale Of Lots at Auction.

Creme Sale OF Lots mt Auction.
suALh offer for sale at public auction, to the high
est o dder the following described Seventy lots an
~. Guy oil Ottawa, on Wednesday, the 11Ih day Of
Terms ffSdte--one-hflh cash. balance in four annu-
" pay 'hehts' with six per cent interest per annum.
PaHrodd Addition 10 Of,atea
LOS ana z IN block .; lot in block B. with house;
,ps ana - IN block lot 6, in block lot IL, in
oocS = WIN house lots l. 9 and in block 6 lots g.
10 lots D. 4, ), and ri o. G. b!o;k "a.
Unfon Add.t. n 10 Ota,ra.
Lots 2, 4 and -, block D.
Suites iddaion to Ot1,ra
Lots nnd . block IL lot = in block ~ with IA, us.
lot Z: in block ~.
Ctdmp'in's Addiioy, 10 Oaa,ca.
All OF block q; all Of block Is; lots in block 2s:
lots in block %.
Lot II, block s. States Addition, being a war.bouss
lot next of l. H. Eimes' warehouse being 81 f.rt
on the canal, extending through Michigan street.
TIL. perfect.
Sale will be without TO the highest bidder
apr" GEo Il. NORRIS.
An ORDINANCE requiring the city marshal to rive
notice in ~ ~
SIC l. BE a ordai"ei by the city council of the city
OF oudu", MAT whenever side-wa within the Ii.
mts OF this city shall become broken or out of r.n.;r
IL shall hereafter be the duty Of the city marshal d,
serve the notice by Sec " of ordinance r.gula inc
sid walks required TO be served by the supervisor OF
2 II shall he. eater be the duty o, the CITY mar
shall give the notice by Sec OF ordinance in re-
laon to supervisor OF streets and labor requr-
ed to be given by the supervisor Of
assessed 10 perform street Ia within the limits
of their respective wards in this city.
sEc. 3 The foregoing ordinance shall by be
construed TO invalidste repeal any ordinances
or part Of ordinance ia force the psssag hereof.
Passed April 2, 1861. o. LEAyENS, rhy Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

The following is a list OF the supervisor;
elected by the various towns in the County
on Tuesday last, as far as heard from:
Deer Puk-Joel w. Armstrong
Dayton-P Donlevy.
Eggic-Francis Galloway.
Edcn-F. Corwin
Freeoiom-W esley Batcheller.
Farm R.dgs-Elmer Baldwin.
Grand Rapids-Louis Soule.
GroceLdnd-John jacobson.
Hope-Joh Morrison.
La,SaNc-D Evans, D. l.. Hough.
Mmafus-D. L. Carpenter.
Nis8i0n-IIeury Neibeck.
NendotG-W. H. Gilman.
Nr5citn- Geo. j. Sheppardson.
NortAcNc-W. l.. f. Jones.
OHo,ca-Eli Stcawn, S ". Cheever.
Per,-David r. Lininger.
Twi,a|-John llise.
,So,,k DHawa-W III. Brown.
tticd-Jas Clark.