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For Stomachs out of ord or.

No medicine will so cfcctually improve the
tone OF the stomach ms these Pills they remove
all acidity, occasioncd either 10y intcmpcrance
or improper diet. They reach the liver and
reduce It to healthy action {; they arc wonder.
fully eihcacious III case OF spasm-in TACT they
never fail in curing all disorders of the liver
and Stomach.
WOLloicnus Pills nrc He hc.L rou,nL.
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The resolution adopted yesterday, relI-
tive TO restricting the payment Of the bouu-
ty of $500 to the three months volunteers,
was re considered and laid on the table
A resolution was adopted. requiring each
supervisor IL make return BY mail to CO.
Clerk, at the end of each month, the MIN
Der of families Of volunteers relieved, and
the amount of relief granted The super
visors to report whether called upon for
relief or not
The clerk to keep a record thereof
Accounts of A. ) Putnam for $3.50 and
So, 90 laid on the table.
A resolution was adopted, requiring tIat
the Sheriff bill for services for attending
Circuit County, and Probate Courts. b.
certified by the judges OF such courts
The chairman of Committee on Court
House and Jail, was authorized to confer
with the city authorities Of Ottawa, re'I-
tive to renting one OF the jail rooms % tie
city as a calaboose.
The comm tee t. pay the balance due
Of the eiuipment bounty, were ih-;rle;.d
to paw the same 10 the one tA,u.st.d
volunteers first enlist d, in ace auc, witt,
the spirit Of the Resolution adpIto! in
April last
4 resolution WAS adopted, appr 1pl;atiug
sou IOr The DencIt OF tEe county tpJl
House, am instructing the Suptrintepd
ents OF Poor to pay salary OF not over
$500 to the Keeper Of the Poor House for
the ensuing year.
The Chairman OF the Board, Chairman
Finance Committee, and the County Clerk,
were authorized To cancel a. d destroy
County Orders which have bee paid
A resolution was adopt, q, ms ructinn
the Clerk to extend the State, County,
Town, School, and Special taxes for 1861,
on the tax books.
2 The proceedings of the Board we're Or
d.red to be printed in the Ottawa papers.
One dollar was allowed TO each Super.
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STATE or jLyfN1. :. T. S,'- rr.,', ss-c;.
o. '0fSt n" 81, Mr. . .. I--5 ISif-V,r,i,
h"'ts vs. SEP NUT ht's' -E,H tj.' D:r0r.s.
Ahiavit the non-re';leu~e Of .oplrooia d ain.
Gch""iit ABOVE named, having been f eli ia the eni .
OF the CLERK Of sid Circuit Court 0. L. Sal, CoIntv
n0tice i heFr'y giYSn to Ga. sail SJIlrun. Kahn.
that "a complains u filed his bin o. complai1t in
said Court. on the calcery side .-rep on the TWEEN.
ty-ffh (21ih) Gy o. scp.en5sr T. .lteen Hundred
aHds!N' y-one q SOL and thIt summons issued out
OF sad Court, against sad defendant, reI able OIL
the first Monday Of Move nber ney ,tSiI,) a. is BY
law required.
Now, Un'ess you tn sad Sopnronl Eain. shall per-
soHaiiy be ana appear b. said Cir Court OF
La Sale County, on the first day Of the naxt term
thereof TO be holden, at the Court House in Osav in
sAd county, on the 5rst Monday OF November next,
sod and plead. answer, Or dsmur to the said
pa harts o Of co no'aint, the and ihe matters
aud things therein cha-gd and stated VII! be taken as
con esaei. aud decree entered against yo1 accord
ing to the prayer Of said bill.
A. 3. MOORE, CLERK
y W. BROWNE. CouSlainant's Solicitor. TSep %,
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t''F space is so iA1'a occupied 10 day
WIN "yr!i.s2f Proceedings democratic
resolutions, AMI other Ioc1. matters, jaat
we a.e compelled Greatly = shorten our
"'.'ai 'St.h's o.. the "@r news Oh tHs ""ea.
ia anu around washington the wee"
has been unusually quiet There has been
s-,Hce-y the usual amount Of s''!iHl.s.-."G
Inc only AFFAIR OF the kini was on " ed
nesd'y morning When . large toraEing
party under Col Sin.i" went t'om the
Cha!n h-iI-e as lar IS LeTIns'i'le after
forage ihey look ~ Iaa"s OF nay "ee'
sheep, &e., t-oA uHd1rt every ac.e q tie
coA.ederateS, when finally large body Of
them came out and fred few shells al
our party. The shells were returned with
interest aad tie rebels scattered
The rebels are believed to have between
10000 and &o0gJ mon il y-;r.r;nia .
force large enough. they think. t. keen
Mcclellan within his trenches. but not
LARGE enough. i would seem. to enable
them TO attack him. yIus thew are in =
strait Winter is coming on, and 10
think Of ,-co,,;,,,, ,,;r ann, h..f,.a V-asI.
inaton in co, Il weather is out Of the oues.
ton. 50 It IS life and death with them to
provoke Mcclellan to come out and attack
them, which he Is quite too wise 70 do
Their case grows more dasneyate every
dav. 50 that. we are not surprised to learn
by ycster laws DISPATCHES. that thew arc
rally making movements indicating their
purpose to attat1, Mcclellan. Johrstou's
left wing IS Getting in such force on the
unrer Potomac as TO incicat to = determined
pIrpose TO atren,nt = nassacn while all
alone their line cyerytI,i,r denotes great
activity. Mcclellan is said to lie fuIIv
prepared for them.
All IS quiet at Fort Monroe JIotteros &c
Three gigantic expeditions. numbering 10
or Is war vessels each, with a large feet
Of transports and 10000 men, are said to
have sailed for the southern coast. Where
they propose to strike is of course I'M
known, bat the belief is. that when they
do touch land there will be stampede
from the grand army in front of Washing
ton.
i ne war in Missouri continues to en-
/ gross public interest and anxiety. The
fall Ct Lexington, Of which we give an
account elsewhere, has placed Fremont in
n position whore he must Go something to
retrieve that misfortune, or 90 by the
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JoiN p CANPDF-t, Esq Treasurer OF tie Yeung Mems
Democratic IHyHciblc Club, Chicago:

JOS P CAHPpa-r, Esq, Treasurer OF the Yeung Mems
Democratic Inytncib.e Club, Chicago;
DEAR SIG-Your favor Of August 20,
covering three hundred and nine dollars,
proceeds Of the concert held at Bryan
Hall on the 10Th of July last, under the
auspices of your club, for the benefit of
the Douglas Fund, has been received.
Since the appointment of the lrustees
who are 10 dispose Of this fund for the
benefit Of the family Of the deceased states
man, the stirring events consequent upon
the e.torts of united Forth TO preserve
our country from dismemberment and
our government from destruction have 50
absorbed the attention Of all that the ne
cessites Of the family Of Senator Douglas
seem almost forgotten. His speeches and
his writings still - address themselves to
his countyymcn arousing their patriotisn
and stimulating their zeal to defend the
constitution aud the laws, that they almost
forget that he i dead, and speaks only to
them from the tomb.
When he deid all felt iha; great man
and a patriot was gone, leaving dcso!ate
and dependent family in a country suffer
ing the throes Of civil strife. Then every
heart felt that We OWED q solemn duty to
the dead to provide for the living and,
under The pressure Of that sense Of duty.
measures were inaugugated to raise fund
Tor this purpose. Then all ielt that the
country, to the welfare Of which every
thought and every energy Of that great
man had been devoted, foggetfui Of the
future of his family, no doubt in conf
dence Of the appreciation Of his country
men, while entirely absorbed in the iu-
ture Of his country, could and would with
al ~, b. VA
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STA ~ OF ILLINOIS, La cfHs county, S.: G,un.y
'oNFt I'eFeI {, II e..DCr Term, A. d. 1861
ELIAS w. KIMBALL
rs. nm ., E,....tx.. =, r,..,...-
HENRY CIiLINOpE , ~ '' '''''e " -'"' '9"gs'
ar'ng Ron an AFFIDAVIT on rne in the Clerk =
= Office OF "a q Court, mat lie rb,,a ,,.,,a 49,.
a ltiry Chiimorr, il 10. rrsiier, 81 m. Stat. Of
ihli',7 AM the com; I'niut having fI.d his III, of
complaint herein. amt summons ha,in, -, 49,,
,nereoh at cord nS TO law, uoi"e IS hereby IN. aid
i,e"IF in'fe tat uHes. ypu lie ,aa appear before
he stid Court on the first tls -xt term .Irr.nf
L he holden 1T h. Court House m Ottawa i'm ..ii
county on She hrst Monday II December p 1851 ana
!r@d a7W F, except to, d.nu. said conn aiuns
bhI OF complaint the and the ltt.rs and thing,
therein complained and stated viii he taken 1r0 en-
the prayer OF said bin Of complaint. "
FliIIO LfSBLEY C7>,k
Ottawa, September ~ 1851. "
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Democratic County Convention.

". -,
o''o"ing "eiesateS pres 'H''''
u Vi'oii'!alS ana were admitte q TO seats
r,,,,1 - I'',:'o5,9 fs. nGfloa HaCHe!
U,4 pnk-E Baldwin, Th@s, jobns
LGa ND Green, II Il Hess, } McBurney
L+'|. = - Mlii7f root
XIX. In b, ,..r =, y !, I,sese G Norton
F;teIoaI, Nm Barber \ Sni;h VTr - n wool
TdyH1 RIoe David Beck, Michael Budd
In SHE. d Taylor d Evans, ; 'Coruor, Bar
rev, Parsons tofr>''i;
j|, II tr?,IaII y 800 liars
O,g,ca. J Avery. II F Clark. Wm Cog,,vaIl p
scGiunis, I Strawn, : Thanhonser
Us, &c. o Dent. a o iIogc.
||r- Cofn.Ic", II hronlSe, I ! Aalli-
s"j - y i"G - q, ' 81,, Soir''; u I'M;
,oeysg- DsnI Pia%e n K par i'',''
1l,g f,ote II Thornton. J $ Ar,ns.ronr-.
JerUtitpa. G )! Newton.
On motion OF Col Barber democrats
from towns not represented were invited
to take seats in the convention.
J. q Glover. ESQ. chairman of com
mittee Of tie RepuJlican Convention. pre-
sented q communication. which was read.
and. on motion Of Mr.. Halligan laid on
tba taII.
ON nation Of Mr. M'CornicI, n commit
Tee Of five m r-ho,n on morton oT Hill
o,n WINS od9ad ora from each tom va-
we &c. ar.,oi,,,ed n ,Ir,f rasai,,t;on.
q. =, -
, '2'ud committee alter recess o. nan an
ho"T' Iel'o'teH 'is iGiioM M "h'Gii we're
s.!ild.eis No'iS-'''1e anu '''o''0H "'i''ii''
Iti .Lo1o-4 r,,,.:l....., L..
""e'eF@' since me ias' pres ,i! shtlaI eIec-
tioh' lortIoH OF 'He states OF 'H's tH-ol
nav g Ie"''tS, against me eo'e' Ahie"t' ana
VIZ" atiIieo iol'e are I'7'atiI2 me e%eIU
ION 81 'ie o".'Sl l''l'i''l "Ia is"s WIN tiie
@'o"e' al '@-''-oh % e''"oi'9I an nc
pendent government ana "L'e'e4S tieFe
va not at ne nm u 80
p''i''''I' any me- "a"
Pm t''7 .o'l9 u = nj "a
- 80 80,
80 -..l,'-sl-
-. - - (
~ Il .-.
=, ~ - - ,''' 49, 80 ~ 'l' - -.
~, az" - ''-''''.' '''.' '.''r'o5
az N" resources o. '"e '.'"H' pom
% men an" money IL carry M ""' 81, ,i,e
ar ~. '.'e an, 'li',' ne
''' '-''..i II ~ ' -"''t' 80 ''o' ''S'
co. an" I"'.' 'e '2''',7 's''. on pes may DC
.,-H - -, ~. s!l.f I'Il % - '',''. z'-''
=. nat II = lAe GUY OF .f@iS citizen 10
- :. n :. ~, -.
z7''yI7 r.. - az IL ''''''. an"
TAR In et2., 10 Ill Gown me present re
Gellon and 3!lH9 the country back 10 the
peaceful "y1@cF 81 the f9tH-TS
,. That the causes which have lead 70
the pre-rnt unhappy state OF affairs con
sl>t ia the into!erant spirit OF sectional
parties when nave sprung up III both the
North aid south, and III genera! war
fare Of abusa, examination AMI recr!miEa-
ton, and the tLreated invasion OF States
rltht-,--a"d not III any posture legislative
efa Htnents o, Nc General 'F'f e'hInent,-
and Tia: " ItDe-'.o" "-.stu %. sGch clH-@5
j. ,le on spring "' i''-1..h ana 81 I..Ar.
! nat the constitution OF the n''ed
state ana ne "a ana ''r,''.1' mace IN +
'iS,'t.Ie - :s?' t.-t ~! IN -" %
'Ae !A"o' ana Il = tHe "utE O. IHS cue Il
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Uttalua :fycc Tra0er.
OTTAWA, ILL. SEPT. co. 1851.
Hcmocra,ic Cnnrcuf.,n


We give in another column the pro
ccedings in full Of the Democratic County
Convention which met in this city on
Wednesday. 1t VIII be seen that, not
withstaHd;ng an awkward error as to date
in the call, the convention was unusually
full
The action Of the conrcntion was such
as we have no doubt VIII meet the appro-
baton oe the democracy of the county.
1t adoptedresolutions high toned, patriotic
firm, -plodging the democracy TO stand by
the Government ii uFho!ding the Union
and the flag OF our country to the last
extremity, yet yielding no jot or title of
those enduring principles to which our
party has ever clung through veal or woe,
and in the supremacy OF which alone lies
our national safety and welfare.
The convention decided to make no
party nominations forofiice and although
there was considerable difference Of opin-
ia on this subject, we believe the body
OF the party viii approve their decision.
Tnc times are 50 solemn and momentous,
that the people have begun to look upon
the petty fugIing and management Of
party leaders and cliques as next to sacri-
lege-as Cesar fddling while Rome is
burning The people have now but one
purpose in view-to place the best and
purcst men in Office and power, and in
, this they wish to be wholly unembarrassed
( by party machinery ana management.
] There are times when party distinctions
are sharply marked, and then rigid or
ganisation on the opposing sides is neccs
sity; but at time like this, when all
minor questions are swallowed up in the
great one-in which all are agreed-of
saving our country from its enemies, party
squabbles can only cmbarrGss the true
patriot in attaining the one ohjcc: that fol
. the nonce overriIcs all others.
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Gho surrender Of LEXINGTON.

finally obtained on Tuesday, definite ac-
count of the battle Of Lexington The
first authentic information came from
Quincy, whittier it was brought by the
heroic defenders of Lexington themselves,
after they had surrendered, made march
of over forty miles on foot, and then by
railroad had been carried to the MISSISSIPPI
pi. The following account is made up
from the statements Of different members
Of the Irish Brigade as furnished to the
Chicago and Quincy papers.
Col Mulllsan left Jefferson City for
Lexington Sept. 1t, taking with him the
Irish Brigade, five companies Of Peabodys
Mo. regiment including Capt Wilber's
(Mo) Artillery, Col Glovey's No. regi-
/ nent, and Col. MarshalIs H. Cavalry
/ These, with Col. Pariser's Home Guards at
Lexington made his entire force about
$500 men. He arrived at Lexington Oh
the 9th. He became aware at once that
Rains was within 10 miles with 1900
rebels, marching upon the place, and sent
OF for re Inducements, occupying himself
in the meantime in hastily throwing up
intgeuchmcn.s. They were on a height
midway between "'"' are c"l'ed O'd
Own ,-,'' =. {" town. 'lIo"" up '''oU""
three sides Of space Of about Jour acres
/ the fourth side being open to the Ms
.''''-' ,'S''''', '''o'-' nan " mn .''
ie'7o" 'oF '''N'''4 !'os'l'''i 80 '"I rom me
'' &c 40 - ,''' ,'''''' "'''0ii
..., ''.,' '.- > ''',-' -. ''-e %
'''e ''''' ~ ,-'o ',''''''
~
1'''''' ~ 1''''''''..'' '''' ~ -
''''' ''' ''''''
"'-'-' %, '-'' - '-'' '''---' '.-'-o -.
S7'' am, s.''' '-''s' ''-''''> '''' ~
'''o". = 49, @.''' en- '''' 1'''' 80
0"''."' nc en-, ''','''''''''t7 - '''''' anu
''l."'7e i''.'i' "i''-i' as '''''' D" ''''''--'
a'S''' "I'''"s .-''i' ''''-- Two '''.''s i-7 H.
'''i'e' o'' o'3S g mo- ''''' ''-', =
', NM -.
"'' 1914
e.. ~
',''.,-''....' '''' '.'''- .- ',''.'''
''.. .'.' vac
Is
~ enc ''''' .u- Was ''-'. .'- ct''t'- ''. ana
--'.-.--' ny i+S,L-A' 'iysn|i charges On
lac part G.. tHf forces. TIC enemy greatly
".+'.''i 20 So ~ .'e ID. PAYS 10 nave l--,'
no Lay o".' H. .t'..N CO" F-Ay'
''.'. ii'z=e.'-bs company OF chicago
'1e =, -i.-soh P'"'i7' oi Detroit t"e DOUG
as u,'.'. .'7' Ia sane ana 'ie '=e" i'''i.7'
OF '-'.aI'r were III me u '.-",S --o'-'
i" e'".s..~y I.=", u"''- '"eE ""o % sur
-@.-.-.- OH -''.'''' '''' b .'...a ''''s W.
without water 10. '"e'-'s s-> '',..'s. i''e
enemy succeeded Ill e"....'+ OH --.' "",eE
on " Wednesday, y rolling huge a.es be-
fore them and thus getting between our
,,.., o,.d .l.. ,.f,.r Finally on Friday
-.''iil''"' q nag % ''-l VIZ pau o'
the entertainments by tne lone Guards.
unknown TO Col EIu,i..an. who was 1T
.,,,4., .-,,.. LIZ. ,,.i.. o.. ~e,.,.-,st -l...
men .-'s. ALREADY -..''e' '--l "''''7 al w
su.t @. water. Finding II thus too late TO
remedy tie matter. he quietly submitted.
~ ,r.,i;,,,-, ros,,..f -, -..-~.r.,l.. I.:.
'-'''' $50 - ''-' - -''@
sword DU' OH not as mas De'A L'-,7e"'
yield 1t only TO force. lie simply babe
/ the enemy TO take IL yher. Il '.v.
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LEXINGTON, Mo.-Lexington, Mo, is the
capital of Lafayette county, and about $50
miles W. n w. of St Louis, Jefferson City
being about midway between the two
points The city has a population of be-
tween 1000 and 5000, and is located a
mile ard quarter south of the Missouri
river. Some fifty miles west is the Kansas
line. The Pacific Railroad extends from
St Louis to within fifty or sixty miles of
Lexington.
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Notice &c Prove Claims.

Estate Of Ella. ~ Carton, deceased
Ts7E uEder- gned having been appointed Executor Of
3 the "st " ID and testament OF Ellen ~ Carton I.;e
Of The County La Sale, State Of IiiHsi- decd hereby
notice mat he viii appear before the County Court
In sale County at the Court House in Ottawa At the
Noyemb Term, the Third Monday in November
next. at which time all persons having claims against
said Estate notified and requested to attend FOR the
pGrp Sc Of having the same .used All persons in
dsb;e 70 said Estate quested make Immediate
pay IaeIt t. tie UnIers 'rnel
JOHN y. CARTON, E1ecutor.
Dated dis 2lst day Q. septembsr, 4. D. 1861.
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presented, received, and adopted, ard
as follows:

0 the Chairman ard Board Of .S,iperriso's:;
Your committee appointed 20 examine
The accounts of the auditing Military Com
mittee, report as follows, to wit:
The said Auditing Committee have re-
ceived from the sale Of bonds - 10000,
which has been expended As follows:
s2,25lI5 in accordance with the eight
dollar equipment resolution, and - 425 is
to the support of families Of volunteers
and $9l.O0 in incidental expenses. leaving
q balance in the hands Of said committee
of $4,000 There are yet remaining nc
counts audited and unpaid $341.I1. The
volunteer companies have received, under
the eight dollar resolution, per company,
as followS to wit.
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Don't fail to give US a Call
WHEN YGU ARE NEEDING
Boots and Sh Oes

For We have the Largest Assortment in the City and
at PRICES FAR HISS THAN WAS EVER BEFORE
HERD OF IN THE STATE. CHILD i co,
one door Test o, tie BIgk OF OttIsrG, Mtin Street.
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Total amount paid out. 2,55l -
There are several companies who have
forwarded their muster rolls under the
expectation of receiving the equipment
bounty, which, according 10 your resoIu
ton passed at this session, allowing It 10
those only who were i'll the three months
service, except such amounts rs have al
ready been paid to the three year voluH-
teers, cannot be granted.
The three months companies and the
number of men in each as near as your
committee are able to ascertain, and who
have received bounty as before stated, IS
as follows to wit:
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live G.cse Feathers.
! ~ M POUNDS JUST RECEIVED, and for sale by
| .S(Ue GEO. W. PEARCE
West side of Court House Square.
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Pooa Fr:rows Tie following remark
abe circumstance i cl,;,d Of tie battle
near Springfield, Missouri:
SIX OF cur wouuGed mon lived nine
diNS o. The battle lid, wien ihcy were
accI,l, ntIIy DIS % cred by Union man
tralriiin, oyer the fed, who took them
home and h.,i ;h,fl cared for. some Of
L- u-ia'ar- %ss.s;ing tAc humane
work ou Of tie mon thuj found was
f.ai.s.l rr5u,rt, "a German. iewas wound
"a a. Il. z 3. Tic irt, and after lying about
~ hour tae Hp4aI bcoomii z painful, he
e a - tla %, zion IT the wounded leg
hy l.rirI o. r- itr sol our, when lac
was ...s.A -..t j.. t-.- fD.t If ii.e Same leg
'hat 800 III ri 4A,s. p . mon o6
,t.rcj noun bue.t - p,s..ap existence
anil iAj4 seenr 81 hpIp.s ~ c.awiine
about and getting ~ tie contents Il the
i3tyeisael- sirowu abyd ,ra Le RI amiI
tne calcas=os O! meA and A,.seg
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u Office.

raEpctes and accounts, due for goods, in the
4 hand, of f. L. Armstrong for collection. All those
interested are requested to call and pay up.
o,taw, sent IS 1861. Il. THORNE.
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M Zoo Is \ BorTLE-'fo accomp!..h
tbs seemingly incredible act require the
following preparation: You must take an
egg and soak 1t IN vinescr, and in process
OF time It viii become soft, 50 that il u1ay
be extended lengtAwise without breaking:
then insert 1t into the neck OF a small
bottle, and on pouring cold water upon il.
it will assume its former figure and hard
ness This Is really a curiosity, and baf-
fles those who are not in the secret to
find out hon it is plished
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Antaine Leclaire, wealthy city of Da-
venport, Iowa, died at that city on the
25th inst, of aroplexy.
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Ned g1! lQti. q.


re- HE undersigned ~ receive Sealed Proposals for
% Me-ical and Surgical AID for the inmates Of the
County House, fOr year from the first of November
next The successful applicant viii be required
Hlsh al necessary medic ne, to visit the House
week and IS much oentr as the Supe rin.endants or
heepeT sa direct, and perform ali necessary gica.
operations. 40 addt 1na allowance will be made uu-
Ger any and the right is reserved to re-
Jtct any or al proposals il deemed the interest
OF the county. GILES W. JACKSON,
HIRAM HiGBY
SfLVANUs CROOK,
S'D|.iHte9dGhts o. F'eor la Sale o.
Ottawa, sept - l,Gl.-Jv
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Mean AND pInrr-Thcra : a very low.
dirty assault on 2. Z G07lelI. IN the
las, T, S,1a Poe for which va ran soc
no ;pstifaL1a motive Tho Secra+orv of
the interior a Tasbi,ct.r = vear or two
ar, mod. deo;-;,- ~ ,rr,;.I, "a, o,r..
,i,:.,,.,r.t 49,, i1..5.,N..r ~.
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s. wan oo.,,... 49,, -. ~,
tb,+ 1aa,;S,' r.,..,3 , r,, N'.'. -
-, ~ ~, - =
S,rir.aald onIp I co,9.u so,,,-+, -
DING 'he SUBJECT oe'ofe the interior DC
partihent at Washington, agreeing to give
the agents % mot 4J) per cent. of what
go. ,,,It,aI oLo,,1d ~, .,,,,ooI
r.,,-.r.,"I .I..I...-
ho''''"S - my '"'-0'l' ~ nc i''e s'sS-SH
OF our Supervisors Messrs. Edwards and
Goodell asked the Board to iOu VIII
con,tv in the Lusinass For this otfsrca
.I-t-.
''i' VIII VI 'io -'' ''''''e
/ FeSS oesl'"ttefs NJ. NoooeiI with shower
who, ,ha oI;tor Of flo Pc. ot.oin- A.,
nosit;on for Honesty intagr,tv and ovor,
a,,,,i4,, Of +r,,. mo, oDd :, ra,,,ro,,,o,,
that Mr.. Gooden occupies in this commu-
uitv. lie will be elevated in public estima
lion rs far above his present nosition &c IN
anrel is above d skunk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-28
Money to Loan,

IN one years time, at the Exchange Bank of E. r.
" FAY ". s, -. Sept 2S-1m.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-28

Making AL three months men, who
have received the amount of 81 5000,
being on the average S;i.i5 each, and
leaving balance due them OF 81 ,5622j.
The three years volunteers who have
received a portion of the eight dollar
bounty and the amounts paid them, are
rs follows:
Capt Moriarty, IS men. .S2Jj 90
Coffee, 60 = ... $50 90
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-28

3.sfT.

Having purchased OF T. Thorne ms entire stock Of
Clothing de- 10 continuing the business At the Old
.i4rd where ss., te faI ~ all Of ny friends
.'G -ls former patrons Of tr store avn now recev
uy p. au. VIZ stock of goods and having adop
ted she cash system believing "a DC 10 the advantage
%, h0-A buyer and seller VII sell goods IT prices TO
correspond. ,s-V-D /. L. ARMSTRONG,