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Side Walk Notice.
CITY CLrRK's OFFICE, |
nff0,r<y r,,,.. rQ,k 1nEo

-f. Ottd,rd, June 18Th, 1863
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons inter
ested, that the City Council did the 9Th day q
june 1863 pass Ordinance requiring the Sidewalks
on the and at the places hereinafter designated
m he rebuilt according to the ordinances Of the city,
Ut: On The side of hs Sale street, in front
North one hundre and eleven feet OF Lot four, "a in
Ryock e. hteen us y and the side Of Colum.
bus street. in front of north half of Lot one, Block
eleven III in the Original Town OF OFT ava; also en-
the east side Of Paul street in front OF Lot eight %
bus street. from Washington street to Superior street
on the side OF Columbus street, in front OF Lot
eIeven Qi) in Block thirty five tS5 and the west
side OF Paul street, in front or Let one, a. in Hook
six four, (64) in States Addition to Ottawa. al
Now. unless the sidewalks on the routes and at the
MA Get above designated be rebuilt within trt
from the publca ton Of this notice. the will bs
completed by the City Council and assessed according
toiaw. s-s& o. LkAvBNs, [Ny Cs~'k::
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$40 Northumberland

VHRoM the subscriber. living in the town Of Grand
Il Rapids, near Rugs Grove, an Wednesday night,
the 81 inst, ARABIAN COLORED HORSE, be-
tween and years old, a or - hands high, shoIt
and tail, the hair rubbed OF the rump and
OF the tail; small star in the forehead, lump
side of the head between the nosrl and the eye,
and lump each side OF the breast from the collar.
Will answer to the name of jim
abe above reward will be paid for the return o! the
horse for Morn ation that will lead to his
~. Please ieav: at Fit1gcfa,ds east OF the Man
sion House, Ottawa, address the subscriber at OF
ta~a. jue 1i-2w TIMOTHY FESToN.
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$40 REWARD.
EstraYed or Stolen,

UNEOM the subs living on Fox River, near De-
II bolts, in the town Of Rutland, La Sale county,
about the middle of May last, LIGHT IRON GRAY
HORSE about years old, lett hind foot little larger
than the other Inclined be still in the fore feet and
not full breasted. SAID herse last seen on the
west side of Fox River. Indiar Greek, and he
was raised on Indian Greek, may be in that region.
The above reward will be paid for any information
H. At will enable to recover The Horse. Ny Post
ONCE address is Ottawa, Ill. GEO. ROLLER
Time lS6S.-fW.
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SUPPRESS 1rl-Where's Burnsde7 The
Vermont Hotchnan aud .Stnte Journal, the
leading organ of the republican, party of
the Green 'mounto'n state, is denouncing
the war and comes out strongly for a con-
yention to make q new constitution for
the northern states, the southern bnunda
~ of the new government to be Mason &
Dixon line.
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Attachment Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, - Circuit Cont htreor to
Ia sale Gonntyt fss Net, ,nJe, Term A d. 1868
james II. Sayles "a. Daniel Freeman and Ansel L.
Cannon -AEdchment.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. to the de-
III fondant, Daniel Freeman, that q writ of attach
mept issued out OF the Office ofthe Clerk Of the Circuit
Court l. and for said county dated the day june
D. 1863, at the suit OF James II Sayles and against
IN. estate said Daniel Freemas for the sum of two
hundr and fOrty-three dollars and seventy cents
dire cited to the Sheriff Of La Sale county, which said
writ has been returned executed
Now therefore, unless you, the said Daniel Freeman
shall personally be and appear before sad Circuit Court
FIRST day OF the next term thereof to be holden at
the Cohr. House in Ottawa, in said county, IN the
Hrst Monday of November, A. n. 1862, give special
Rail and plead the said plaintiff s action Judgment
will be against and in favor Of said plain
tiG and so much Of the property attachsd may be
SUFFICIENT to satisfy said judgment costs will be
sold to satisfy the same. A. b MOORE CLERK.
III. HOOK, DEPUTY.
Guar, AVERY BUSHNELL Plaiatrs AH'ys.
Ottawa June 8, 1865.
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There is a beautiful fight " as it stands

There is a beautiful fight as it stands .
raging IN aboiitiondom in Chicago The
Union Leaguers, who, of course, eschew all
party politics and go only for the country
have held a grand conclaye and voted
Judge TrumLull, Isaac \. Arnold, and
Judge Van Higgins out Of the republican
party because they recommended the
rescission of the Burnside order.
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Gov. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, recently
received requisition from the War De-
partment for fifteen regiment. of infantry
and three of cavalry, to be ready before
the conception was instituted and to be
credited to Pennsylvania as part OF tho
draft.
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DaoUGHr-rhe southern part Of this
stale appears to be afflicted with very
serious drought. Papers in~that region
say, tho wheat crop will besalmost wholly
cut off
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VoROM tho stable OF the subscriber in Ottawa, May
lTih, 1893 Ham eolored (nearIy bsy) horse colt,
years OLD, two hind feet and right fore fsot white,
and a small wound on not healed) between knee and
no OF OF the right lore leg. Tail and main darker
than the rest, white face. liberal reward will he
paid for informa ion that will enable the
horse Leave word with p. McGinnes, starch factory
or E. c. Hathaway, Ottawa.
Ottawa, June Is, lS53.-3w. MRS HAMMOND.
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TRADUCING THE GOVERNMENT If accor.
ding to republican logic, the President is
the Government" and TO traduce the
government is treason, then the Chica-
go Tribune deserves to be- suppressed Inl-
media tely. Talking of the President re-
scinding the order for the Suppression Of
the Chicago Tunes, the Tribune says:
"Ifthe court decided against Order No
81, the government might then have re-
scinded il with a gooi grace. But to back
down at the demand of disloyal, copper
head mob. already dispersed and over
awed is humilia;ing and disgrace.ul. and
is so felt by every friend and supporter Of
the government"
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The Supreme Court of New York, in a
case brought before them on bond and
mortgage, decided last week, that Treas
ury Notes are not a legal tender.
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Estray Colt.

SUCKING MARE COLT, about five weeks old
n estrayed from my team ia OTIS wa on the 5th inst.
and pro ably follow ed some fsgmers agon Said Colt
was sorre large tor its age with whs stripe in The
face. liberal reward will be paid for inform alton
that will enable to the Colt its being
left at Wads's Stable in Ottawa. JOHN BRIEFLY.
Galloway p, O., La Sale Co. H.
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NAfuHlI =

LII Persons indebted Or. C.iG Goodrich, by note
~ or book account, will please Call the subscriber
and asrsnge-the same. slsa - t4.t 81 -.tr5araa
: AssoAsxi persons indebted 70 the Harness Shop Of
winch Mr.. Couch foreman and the Harness Shop
ofwhsch Mr.. Barton was foreman, will call and pay
June @3w J. G.. STONE.
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During the excitement at Chicago troops
were sent from Springfield, with the view
it is supposed, of enforcing Gen. Burn. de- s
order, and overawing the people T. on
arriving at Urbana, despatch was received
directing them to stop, as Burn.ide's order
had been revoked
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General Grant has sent ive thousand
rebel prisoners 70 Island No 10, in the Mis-.
.,ssirr: .-',-~. thev will be detained until
-li.- fai. Of. \ =, ..lui- il decided
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Council Proceedings.


Regular meeting. Prcseut-Mayor lice, AID
Dwyer Rowland. Olm.tead. Wood. Dow, Arm :
s,ong DImmick, Waller, Miller, and Hathaway.
Minutes of the last meeting read, corrected aud
approved.
Tn Motion OF Dow,
tjr5ersd. That the order of the City Council
pissed MAY 10Th. lS62, vacatIng tho south end of
Paul Street, and granting the right 10 use and
occupy the same to Joseph y. Glover, be amend
ed ~ Inserting the word pcrpctualIy after the
word same in said order
have nuisance removed from lot TO- In block -,
States Addition.
On motion OF Dimmick, petition received notice
ordered be gwen to the owner Of SAID lot TO hll
up the same.
Repor, Of the Supervisor Of Streets of labor per-
formed and money received, presented.
On motion of Rowland report received
referred the matter of repairing CUTTERS west
side OF La Sale street. asked further time 10
port Further time granted.
Rowland from Finance Committee to whom
was referred the bill of William Osman prIating
reported the bill correct and recommended pay
ment. Ordered paid.
Rowland from Health Committee, to whom was
referred the communication of the health officer,
reported against complying with the suggestions
of said communication.
On motion or Walker. report received.
Armstrong. from Committee on Fire Der art
rnent reported list Of members of Undine Fare Co
No. =
On motion of Miller, report received and adopt
ed. and certificates of membership ordered TO be
issued.
v alker, from Police COMMITTEES, presented re-
port which Was received and adopted.
DOW presented the following Ordinance, which
OIL his motion adopted
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Vallaudingham has been imprisoned by
the rebels Eeas
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Gen. VIM Smith, commonly called
Extra Billy" has been elected Governor
Of Virginia. -...
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A Mississippi Gunbeat in Action.

S'AAoSASesFPA
J. W. Hartupee, chief engineer Of tho
iron clad gunboat Tuscumbia, gives the
following resume Of the part borne Sy that
vessel in the capture of Gfahd Gulf; by d
combined attack Of the feet Under fcrtsr
and the land force Under Gen Grant, on
the Both of April: 49,
The engagement iast,d Eve and One
half hours. The TtscutiiEiA received
eislity-two sdlid ,sh6t, ard Il is tnSoSsible
to count LIE slel,s that e$b..3dEd .e iier-
The iifisF *cts 's : tstfec. @,;essf No
man cctlu have ii$ed 81 iief deck for a
minute 1t is sel.s.sa here that we
were under the heaviest fire ever known
in naval warfare The rebels concentrate
ed all their fire on US for at least two
hours. More than one half the time
during the fight we were not more than
fifty yards from the muzzle of thirty guns,
and some of these guns one hundred
FOUNDER Parrots, gun which throws pro-
jectiles with greater force than any gun
now in use But all would not do They
could not penetrate the iron sides Of Tun1
bia. 1t is believed here that We were un-
der q heavier fire than was ever known be-
fore, not excepting the X 9 ,kuk q, Chafles-
ton We received more shots than all the
other vessels combined. But our plating
proved perfectly invulnerable against all
efforts to penetrate it.
You must not think that the Tuscumbia
is disabled beyond repair. She will soon
be readyto 60 in again; her engines are
ready now All she wants is to raise her
wheels and weld her wheel chains, apd
that is a short job. think you will hear
a good account of her yet. We took AGO
prisoners, and | think, from what one Of
them said when lie saw the Tuscumbia,
that we gave them As good as they sent,
Said he, There's the damn square box
that gave us hell, and she doesn't look as
if she was hurt Since the fight we
have buried three men, who died from
the wounds received, making in all eight
killed.
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Estraycd or stolen.

sORRHL MARE, about Is hands high, With y hite
~ hind ieet and white face, 10 years old. She left
here in March last liberal reward will be paid for
her recovery my information that III lead to her
return. "m hANAs'N'
Iy,;c, Tune 5h 1850.
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Gov. YATES, yesterdays Springfield
dispatches ray Is extremely sorry for his
action In Prorosuing the legislature 1t
i SAID, the whole thing was cooked up in
Springfield by the republican leaders,
while he was laboring under an attack OF
tremens at Chicago, and that while in that
state hs was dragged to Springfield to con.
summate the outrage, when his physical
and mental condition was such az to ut
terly unfit him for business.
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Assessors Notice.

OTTAWA, June IL, 1909.
A LII persons in the several Divisions this County
IN who have been once slled upon for their Income
List by the Assistant Assessors thereof and who have
returned said List, will be required report the
Assistant Assessor in their respective divisions without
further notice. T.. l.. WATERMAN,
inc 1885, Assessor 9Th kkst., III,
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Ohio Democracy.

The democratic state convention at
Columbus on Wednesday was one of the
largest assemblies Of people ever witnessed
in this country. Mr.. Valandigham was
nominated for Governor on the first bsllot,
with scarcely any OPT osition. Hon.
George E. Pugh received the nomination
for Lieut. Governor by reclamation. Mr..
?, made a very able speech, which was
received with the highest enthusiasm.
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An Ordinance

For rsJuilling silescIlis Mersin ndmsl.
SEC. ]. BE il ordained by the City Council of
the City Of Ottawa. that the side wax on the east
side of La Sale street. irJnt of north one hundred
and eley feet OF lot four, ID III block eighteen
{IS) and the west side OF Columbus street, in
front Of north half of lot one, q i'll block eleven
ui) in the original town of Ottawa; also on the
east side of Paul street in front Of lot eight 81
in block thirty three $50 the east side of Col
umbus street from Washington street, ~ SUPERB
street, the west side Of Columbus street, in
front OF lot eleven, ID IN block thirty i've, {35)
and on the west side of Panl street, in front Of lot
ton to Ottawa be rebuilt on the established grade
therefor and in accordance with ordinances of the
city.
SEC. , The proceedings for the enforcing the
rebuilding of SAID sidewalks shall be the same
under the ordinance of said city for building side
walks entitled AN Ordinance regulating side
walks" passed June 1th 1859.
On motion of Rowland, the Clerk WAS directed
to notify Of lots four, q, and five, 81 in
block thirty.two. 49, States Addition, TO con-
struct sidewalk in front Of the same.
On motion of Miller the matter in relation to
the nuisance on block forty -seyen, an States
Addition, was referred to- Street and Alley Com
mittee.
On motion of Hathaway, the matter of repairing
Madison street at the ravine, was referred to the
Street and Alley COMMITTEES, with instructions to
report at next meeting Of the City Council
Olmstead moved, to allow and pay Ebenezer
Lewis twenty -nye dOiforS Tor services City At
torney.
Wood mczcd, to amend by allowing and paving
him forty one dollars and sixty seven cents for
said services. Amendment carried.
Original motion as amended carried
Olmstead moved. that the Clerk be directed to
draw an order ON the Treasurer in favor of the
regularly authorized officer officers of the FIRE
companies of the City, for tue appropriation here
tOfore made by the City Council. for purpose Of
procuring music at the Fireman Tournament.
Rowland moved TO amend by directing said Or
der to be drawn in favor of the Chairman of the
Committee on Fire Department. Amendment
carried.
Original motion amended. Lost
On motion Of Rowland, il was then ordered that
said order be drawn in favor of the Chairman of
the Committee on the Fire Department, to be ex-
pended under his direction for the use of said
companies. -..t.
Buxs ORDERED PAID.-Bll of Ira Watson a,
city Marshal, TO June 9Th, 1868, balance yi2OO.
bill Of Edward Butler services a sSaperyisor Of
streets, to June Sth, 1868. $500; bill of j. h
hamalle, services assistant Supervisor OF
streets, to June Sti,, 1868, $500: bill of j. b.
Hamale, money paid foro stone 81 so bin of
Ulick Burku team hbor $l2,5O The following
ills for team. iaber first ward appropriations:
Mrs. Reardon, $1,000: Charles Hart, $2.5O; Pat.
rick Donoghue;. &i2.5O; Michael Hushs, sic. 90 !:
Henry Dagan, $500; John Joy, 500; James
DAILY. e.. So; Thomas Stark. $1,000
Adicurnsa to July 7th, 1865 Nsa szsGts1s8
go sGr9s so - %. LEyANs, CRY CLsak.-
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Having superior facilities for Manufacturing, and
using none but extra quality Of material with ten
years experience in this place in the manufacture OF
every variety oil sck'es Mowine Knives &c, think
can guarantee better article, in finish and quality,
thah can De got elsewhere for the same money.
am Sc ing as Cheap Ms the Cheapest and good
the BEST and having large stock on land can g.:
Jon out at the shortest 10 ice in good shape
large lot OF Sterf-BAcked S:ckfes on hand which
are much liked FOR their strength and durability
RsmemIsr, Ies,ceen the CIty and Eagle Mlls.
Ottawa, June 6, 1868. PD SWEErsER
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CORN Observation-Disclosures,
" LOOK HERE ~ -
Just the thing you want. We are rscsiving rs los
Corn Baskets and III sell them low
= - r. THOkNE : CO., Hide leather Store.
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Ten Bootmakers Wanted!
Anochment Notice.

YUNO work on common Kip Boots. Steady work ID
Il guaranteed by
KNOBLOCH BROTHER,
May Q, '03. Morris, Gruady Co., Ills.
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& L Il | y q

The above complaints
Thee Eitt.-s are the poo mans
friend, SAVING tim many do tors bills,
as we'll n, the Ti,h mans solace and
comfort 'nsigoraiing the week and
dclib-ra:.d. drivisg away meta ncholy,
making a lie o. misery, one Of unal-
ioy.si -uioyrnsut.
Tiesc Bi,-rs have been introduced
and are being used no; only IN :hs hos
piieis, bui among tie .o.da=rs, a. an AP-
,eiIsr tonic and regulator OF tie sys
TEN Throughout the
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NAsuviIK, Tcnn., May n, 1868.
Major General schoneid transferred from this depart,
that Of Missouri leaves here tomorrow for 81
Louis.
number OF rebel sympathizer wcre sent sooih
to-day.
Several Union officers, taken prisoners by tho rebels
and exchanged, arrived hero to-day. Among them
Colonel Alexander Twenty nrst Illinois; Colonel swanork,
Twenty second Illinois and Lieutenant w. Van born, for
merly OF the gunboat sideli.
The river s falling. There In less than three fsei or
water on the shoals.
MUlyEKEsuoRo, Tenn, May n, 1858.
Tho Winchester (renn Bildtn of the 18th says tho
bushw Of tho East engaged forming
political organizations, with the object to select candi
dates for State officers 70 be peace candidates
Our military authorities should put these sncaks 10 better
employment and thsy push their Raitorous plots too
fer should mako examples Of them.
TuLLAnonA, May 10, 1so3-
All auet frOnt
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was lately severely maltreated by mob In Baltimore
He s said capable officer. The propostonto raise
negro brigade here does not from present Indications
likely 70 be attended with very naatering success
HwBnnH N0Ru1BAD Crry RAIIAOAD
This road 10 now In top running order Messrs.
Covie Holman and Dyer tho conductors, are all from
the North IL also the chief engineer. Mr.. william H.
Mills, who the Ane locomotive Reindeer, and well
IN your city Of the best engineers tho
New York and Erie road
HIGH PRICES n NEWmRH
The recent stringent regulations respecting the influx
OF goods and provisions into the Nswbern market have
created dearth In nearly all the Injuries and many
Of the necessaries Of lke Prices have accordingly
advanced enormously Clothing, military goods Of every
description and provisions are very scarce.
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Theatrical.

"IAah" win be played only two nights Next
week Miss Iaieman viii appear In tho "Hunchback" and
probably In "Gcraldina" On the fourth Of June this
popular actress leaves Europe Improve the present
momen: ere it flies
WINTER GARDEN.
Mr. q. Clarke takes his farewell benefit this evening
Three glorious farces will be given, vz;"Turning the
Tables" alhe Toodles," and "My NeIghbor's Wife"
Mr. Clarke viii appear in four parts, but will give
quarter TO the audience far laughter h con-
cerncd On Saturday evening Mr.. jackson, the ex
cecdingIy fspore manager, ought 70 a benefit but
The CLOSES Saturday. and Monday vestya
makes her venfsss.
NEW BowERy.
Mr. e. Eddy his benefit this evening and presents
hissef and very strong bill OF attractions The pieces
"wniam Tells new version Of "Iack Sheppard"
the drama called ths "Greck spy" In which Mr.. Bon
foc snpports EDDY and roaring fares with Brookcs
10 hs best comcai,ioo. Mr.. Eddy's claims 10 popular
favor we well that need only call attention
the programme this evening lu order TO crowd
ed houss No theatre IN the city is better nsnagea or
better patroized than the Eew Bowery.
OLD BowERy.
Mr. Robert Johnston takes hs farewell benefit bsssven
ing previous " final retirement from the stage lie
viii play Gssio In "The Iron Mask and Monsieur Fyr.
bon Ia "Bob NettIes" Mr. G. L. Fox and all the cors.
paby assist A spectacular drama concludes the per.
Torrance Mr. Johnston has been OF the wars for some
time believe, and Il is than probable that he
will his sword and epaulcts after laying aside
the sock and busk make good impression upon
the enemies Of his country be has upon the Bowery
Hlsnaa
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The Twtir.h Resim.n, a. Home.

The Twelfth New York regiment of Volunteers rased
10 Oucndaga, returned to-day the war ard uefe
welcomes by the citixens OF Onondaga county with AZ
prpraie ceremonies csvit aud reoicing The Ftty
nrs reg and the bremen syracuse turned out In
largc 70 greet the worn Veterans An sdIre,s
~ wceouic made by Mayor Bcokssavor and wss 10
sponded 10 By COL u A. Weeks st the afmory Ibey
we're 40 addressed N Washington Park by Hon Il
Aivord and ,oi. ". A Parman res oudef. Hudinys
public and private. we're beautifully decorated and tbe
streets wcfD -psnued by arches evergreen grand
supper VI gwen by the citizens IN the evening tho
VOORHEES, House IN their honor.